It's a great dose of reality delivered in digestible form.
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It's awkward and brutal and sloppy, and not easily digestible.
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And it's all really compact and digestible, but super complicated.
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It's digestible and interesting, perfect for a middle school reader.
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It's pure funk, easily digestible, and perfect for the summertime.
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From my perspective, her aim was to transpose a highly subjective and beloved cult novel into a breezy and digestible sitcom, with the intent of making intellectual feminist art more digestible for a wider audience.
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These short digestible urban legends still kinda exist under the radar.
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A more digestible pound is a big part of the answer.
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Yet crafting a digestible, compelling story that people remember requires skill.
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Researchers from Switzerland made a robotic actuator that is fully digestible.
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It's also one of the most easily digestible, at 11 songs.
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My perfect teenage summer of experiences, blended into small, digestible slices.
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MIT's researchers spend a lot of time thinking about digestible technology.
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Each course is broken up into segments and is easily digestible.
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Migos and Rae Sremmurd streamline voguish rap conventions into digestible product.
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My aunts enjoy watching K-dramas because of the easily digestible storylines.
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Labe creates visualizations of Arctic sea ice in digestible animated GIF format.
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Really, what the mobile version does is make the game more digestible.
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And this is my way of conveying it in a digestible form.
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It's an appealing, digestible idea: one weird trick to feel more powerful!
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Baraka's more radical program, diminishing him into a digestible flag-waver for
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Python is designed to produce cleaner and more digestible lines of code.
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The Economist's burger benchmark aims to make exchange-rate theory more digestible.
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Through his tutelage, each discipline becomes, to the rest of us, digestible.
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But I also usually want it in a digestible and chronological form.
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And whoever is the most digestible gets that spotlight and that attention.
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Or is their stuff just a load of easily digestible, marketable noise?
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This course breaks down the entire process into 38 easily digestible lectures.
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It feels both massive and intimate, a hulking presence yet easily digestible.
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Before they begin, each sailor swallows a digestible core body thermometer pill.
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Cloak & Dagger isn't pulling any punches in the name of easily digestible television.
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Camp style is inherently performative, but it's also easily digestible for the masses.
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Aim for easily digestible carbs, for example, PB&J on whole wheat toast.
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His work is relentless in its evasion of any clear, easily digestible narrative.
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Pros: No whey or other dairy ingredients, very digestible, limited ingredientsCons: Expensive, chalky
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Maybe it's because I'm easily distracted, and these videos are short and digestible.
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Romantic comedy is one of the most popular and easily digestible film genres.
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Most of the speech ignored that frequent call for an easily-digestible narrative.
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On the flip side, as Myles points out, they make political theory digestible.
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The book is pocket-sized, short, and as digestible as a cat video.
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Observers sought to translate Mueller's legalese into easily digestible data points on Wednesday.
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Eat an easily digestible simple carbohydrate, like a plain bagel, toast or oatmeal.
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This unpleasantness isn't swept under the rug or converted into something readily digestible.
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Maura is the easy-to-follow, digestible storyline novice audiences can hook into.
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"It's probably not completely digestible," Motola said in a phone call with Motherboard.
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Not only is Smarter Everyday educational, but Sandlin makes it fun and easily digestible.
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Cooking the morels breaks down the chitin and makes the mushroom more easily digestible.
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At the core of each Pixar movie is a gleaming, digestible message — often multiple.
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Macklemore's corny rhymes won out because they was considered more socially conscious and digestible.
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Agavins aren't digestible, so eating them doesn't raise blood sugar, as normal sugar does.
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Granted, these announcements are pretty dry with little digestible info for your everyday driver.
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Moving beyond that requires us to prove more digestible and accessible points of understanding.
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Why couldn't we create a medium to consume sports that's relatable, fun and digestible?
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They make the sport more digestible for everyone who plays with them, Anthony included.
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I love it because it gives me relevant news in a very digestible way.
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According to him, many biblical passages already unpack complicated, abstract concepts into simple, digestible stories.
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And to make things more digestible, they can zero in on small but meaningful actions.
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The app breaks down lessons into short, digestible lessons that you can explore any time.
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We've boiled the whole hour-long presentation down into a more digestible nine-minute supercut.
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Sure, the content is easily digestible and feels very personal, but it's more than that.
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Journalists have a need for digestible headlines that convey simple, accessible, and preferably novel lessons.
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Far too often, creatives, especially women, are asked to make their careers smaller, more digestible.
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That and, it's always encouraging to see fitness metrics presented in a more digestible format.
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Instead, Riley has slipped his radicalism into a lively, digestible, and a bit devious package.
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Despite the intimidating nature of the data, CERN has made it as digestible as possible.
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What winds up on the sales floor is not the experimental, but the easily digestible.
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The former, favored by Trump administration officials, is more easily digestible, but more obviously deceptive.
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She is evidently aware that she isn't an entirely digestible poster child for her cause.
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Enter the pooling layer, which shrinks it all into a more general and digestible form.
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Her breakout single "New Rules" tells a painfully familiar tale, in a wonderfully digestible way.
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Structurally, the pulse is oppressive while the chord progression is somewhat digestible, almost pop-leaning.
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If you liked your dance music powder-fresh and digestible, these were the glory days.
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Schiefer and Schulz have chemistry and present dark paranormal stories in an easily digestible way.
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It simply confirms, on a repeating, easily digestible basis, what you see on the field.
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There's a reason they have a devoted following, after all: They're delightfully predictable, easily digestible.
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His ability to distill expansive concepts into digestible bites is somewhat uncommon in neuroscience circles.
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"The beauty of this campaign is that it makes contributions both tangible and digestible," explains LaGuardia.
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In response, the MOOCs have tried to make their content as digestible and flexible as possible.
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This might be done by editing the wheat genome so that it contains more digestible proteins.
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Here's Doolittle's reply, which we chopped into more digestible paragraphs but is otherwise presented in full.
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Furthermore, its rapidly digestible starch content means people often eat more of it than they should.
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A very simple goal is to present something that cuts through that in a digestible way.
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Now, a more-digestible sort of knowledge and theory are being baked right into the cookbook.
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Other Wilco albums have offered more coherent statements—more polished, more tonally consistent, more easily digestible.
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Each of the these political podcasts aims to bring you the daily gist in digestible form.
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"It is digestible to everyone but it is not an easy thing to swallow," Federley added.
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They're the body's preferred energy source, because they provide quick fuel that's easily digestible, Armul says.
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But nearby was a more digestible section that included a box of wire nails for $1.38.
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It's an easily digestible guide that may turn the pain points of renovation into creative epiphanies.
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One particular research request — the digestible electronic pill — did have a few players raising their eyebrows.
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It is a great read, digestible and almost novelistic, but it is much more than that.
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Meant to be shareable and easily digestible, memes distill things down to their lowest common denominators.
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Numerous individuals and groups have tried to make the Mueller Report more palatable, more digestible, more enticing.
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A good way to start planning ahead is to break your big goals into smaller, digestible pieces.
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That's no small feat, but Lonsdale achieves this balance with her to-the-point, totally digestible interpretations.
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The dashboard offers "at-a-glance information" and context in a "digestible and objective format," he wrote.
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But it does explain in digestible terms how the earth behaves, and how we humans impact it.
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Lil Yatchy's easily digestible verse adds a dash of subdued energy to D.R.A.M.'s rambunctious lyrics throughout.
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I don't want people to ruin good work by trying to make it more accessible or digestible.
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This fun, easily digestible course is available for 85% off, so you should probably get on that.
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This likely helped both to kill the octopus and to tear it into smaller, more digestible pieces.
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Plus it's a collection of essays, which might be more digestible for readers who want smaller chunks.
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It's a lot to parse, but Blue Crow Media aspires to make it more approachable and digestible.
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The CFPB has so far focused on regulating mortgages, for example by making their terms more digestible.
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Their approach is to use multiple "advisors" to break the problem down into smaller, more digestible, chunks.
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We love the way she breaks down the sometimes overwhelming task of teaching writing into digestible bites.
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I have to have something light that's quickly digestible, so I probably have some eggs, avocado toast.
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You can express an opinion without having to distill it into one clear, righteous, easily digestible take.
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Over the past decade, Rihanna&aposs music emerged as more than a collection of digestible, pop singles.
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Each episode sits at around 20 minutes, so they're easily digestible explainers that fit in a quick commute.
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"We've been getting back to the concept of songcraft, and the idea of very digestible communication," says Matador.
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The edible gelatin actuator itself doesn't have any electronics in it and is fully digestible, according to Floreano.
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While Whitman and Katzenberg plan to make easily digestible content, that doesn't mean it's going to be cheap.
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This playlist highlights The National at their most pop, with their breeziest song structures and most digestible melodies.
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"The term 'bekoemmlich' is understood by the relevant public to mean 'healthy', 'beneficial' and 'digestible'," the court said.
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The show doesn't play it for cheap jokes or easily digestible nuggets with some lesson at the end.
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It's stranger and more enigmatic than its predecessor, with an ending that defies Get Out's relatively digestible takeaways.
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Each installment will bring you all of the announcements, trailers, gameplay, and leaks in one cozy, digestible format.
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Bring it out in digestible chunks so someone can understand the success and impact of what you do.
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The Hammer Series, according to Bartlett, is another way of making cycling more digestible to a wider audience.
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Encapsulated within a digestible pill is a star-shaped structure that has six arms folded in on itself.
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Moments has grown into a refreshing and digestible rundown of the day's most popular tweets, threads, and hashtags.
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And if the emails are fresh cause for concern, will that be knowable, and digestible, before Nov. 8?
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In the '60s and '70s, curators went in for coolly technocratic abstraction, conceptualism and brassy, quickly digestible Pop.
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So because we all like easily digestible information, here are 10 things you should know about Theodor Black.
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This allows rapid-fire fast-forwarding through friends' lives, which works well with more visual, instantly digestible content.
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Salesforce—to make this explanation as digestible as possible—essentially sells sales software called CRM (customer relationship management).
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They're a digestible basic that, with the right pieces, can look cooler than anything else you own. Why?
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This means creatively impactful messaging that highlights one key message, easily digestible with a strong call to action.
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Also reading 'The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians,' very digestible and thoughtful perspectives on our collective past.
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VICE: HBO's current comedy series lineup—Silicon Valley, Insecure, Crashing, and Veep—is overall lighthearted and easily digestible.
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Just give me something light, easy, digestible, watchable, fun, funny but, like, has balls and bite and backbone.
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Democrats hope the public hearings make the details of the Ukraine scandal more digestible for voters at home.
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AdvancePierre, whose forerunner Tyson owned briefly after acquiring the meat producer Hudson Foods in 1.33, is more digestible.
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Making the garden come alive this time of year is about breaking the work down into digestible bites.
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Making the garden come alive this time of year is about breaking the work down into digestible bites.
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It was considered too dark to discuss because young women supposedly want light, digestible content — movies about romance.
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Thus, a new way to show information in a more digestible and interactive way is appealing, Karat said.
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In the years that followed, the band would make it a point to stop offering easily digestible songs.
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It breaks down the primary elements of planning into digestible pieces so you can accomplish more in less time.
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Its syntax is so straightforward and easily digestible that it can be picked up by beginners in no time.
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Our hope is that we're pacing out our information in a way that is very digestible and makes sense.
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He becomes a master at PowerPoint, making the data even more digestible to his less-than-tech-savvy customers.
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To me, Marika's music comes across the same way: organizing sprawling feelings and overarching concepts into digestible pop songs.
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According to Ware, there is no universally accepted approach for turning all those raw fMRI scans into digestible information.
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Far better to break it down into easily digestible visual components instead of attempting to encapsulate it with words.
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Their lives provide a personal grounding in the midst of the avalanche of scholarly material, making it more digestible.
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Here, I celebrate the photographers who inspire me and offer an easily digestible bite of their personalities and work.
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As PEOPLE's Beauty Editor, I spend most days hunting, gathering and carving up celebrity beauty scoop into digestible soundbites.
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Instead they're digestible bites of complex and surreal content, think Change My Mind meme, or the Gym Kardashian memes.
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Here, I celebrate the photographers who inspire me and offer an easily digestible bite of their personalities and art.
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No doubt because there's something just so perfectly passive-aggressive about the meme: rage, made more digestible with manners.
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The termites also get to eat the plant material that the fungus converts into a digestible source of food.
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Nor, for all the specificity of its setting, does "Black Girl" offer an easily digestible picture of African identity.
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Do you prefer your tales lean, muscular, and dry, leached of excess and honed to a single, digestible point?
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The music video-length montages condense the flashiest bits from a creator's oeuvre into a digestible nugget of hype.
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Bad Bunny's meteoric rise from supermarket bagboy to Latin music superstar admittedly makes for a tidy and digestible story.
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The process also may increase the shelf life of a food and make some foods more digestible, Shanahan said.
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Here, I celebrate the photographers who inspire me every day and offer an easily digestible bite of their work.
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Placing the Empire's foot soldiers behind masks successfully dehumanized the Empire into an easily digestible story of good vs.
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Pizza is a great source of carbohydrates, digestible fats, which doesn't seem too terrible for a soccer player's diet.
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There's a new Sleep Score feature, as well, which distills your patterns into something a bit more easily digestible.
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Here's the big stuff from Samsung in a digestible form, if you want to just get caught up quick.
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They wrote about how to render roughage more digestible, offal more delicious, and how to make every bite count.
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These usually cost $79, so $59 is a much more digestible price for an extra set of Joy-Con.
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Wendy's, Bojangles' and Jack in the Box are all of similarly digestible sizes and have room for expense management.
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"We address the need for time and fans that want digital, socially digestible format of the sport," said Barnard.
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It had all the ingredients so essential for a media feeding frenzy: the easily digestible team-versus-team recipe.
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What matters in the end is translating technology to real tangible use cases that are digestible internally in your organization.
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Even broken into more digestible segments, in totality it can be draining to take in, though in a pleasurable way.
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With the new update, Instagram is essentially trying to surface all of that existing information in a more digestible way.
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And his guess is that this fermentation would have broken up the problematic proteins into smaller and more digestible pieces.
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Playing this kind of political board game does make an individual system — like, say, underrepresentation of women entrepreneurs — more digestible.
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A tweet is also digestible, a bite-sized version of someone's beliefs and ideologies from the present and the past.
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It's true that Bamford doesn't actually arrive at a digestible critique of Hollywood sexism, or the whiteness of writers' rooms.
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Having key experiences clearly highlighted with an easily digestible amount of information will do you, and hiring managers, a favor.
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With a share price now less than one-third its 2014 peak price of $69, Twitter looks much more digestible.
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Poetry might be an unexpected choice for a plane book, but poems are much more digestible than a longer read.
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Of course, this kind of mainstream inclusion is not actually for Muslims, but to make Muslims digestible for white liberals.
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Now, they have to walk the line between having a signature sound and being something digestible to the mass market.
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Exactly how the flytrap knows the difference between actual prey and non-digestible objects has been something of a mystery.
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By compiling various aspects of data into interactive maps, Understanding Homelessness offers an engaging and digestible look at the problem.
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With 30 lectures and 10 hours of content, this course breaks down Amazon selling strategies into simple, easily digestible terms.
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AMAZE's videos break down difficult sexual topics into digestible, quick stories with colorful animation and catchy songs without sacrificing complexity.
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The clearinghouse also provides summaries of many of the guidelines for health care professionals in need of easily digestible information.
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That approach gained traction in part because it is easy to develop supporting rhetoric that is inflammatory and easily digestible.
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Now granted, this is your basic, feature-length Star Trek spoof and a half, but it's also digestible as hell.
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The gallery becomes a kind of three-dimensional map onto which Denny stages a digestible view of a dynamic landscape.
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What's more important is giving yourself a chance to reset mentally and, moreover, giving your imagination a nice, digestible workout.
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"The word sustainable is not very digestible," said Ana Duék, editor of Viajar Verde, a news site about sustainable travel.
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New software and analytics are enabling companies to chew the Big Data into digestible bites and give them actionable insights.
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Before and during your trip, it's best to stick to easily digestible foods like chicken noodle soup, bagels and crackers.
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" He said, "That's why he so prefers TV as his first news source—information comes in easily digestible sound bites.
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He has "an easily digestible, more hip image that is covering over the same unworkable revolutionary edifice," Mr. Henken said.
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"Cardio is more digestible, it's less intimidating, but people also get less and less out of it over time," she says.
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The Love & Hip-Hop: Miami star carefully crafted the story to tackle larger problems in digestible ways for her young readers.
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Unfortunately, there was probably no good way to streamline the complex mythology and heady theological debates of Desperation into something digestible.
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By contrast, Quadrimune is designed as capsules full of tiny, digestible granules fit for sprinkling on food and don't require refrigeration.
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TV creators will have the advantage of appealing to the basic human yearning to have our experiences simplified into digestible narratives.
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This is in part possible because we've spent those centuries coming up with ways to make astrology more accessible — and digestible.
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Pros: Very digestible plant protein, no unnecessary ingredients, lots of fiberCons: Chalky texture, strong taste that isn't great on its own
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Burgernomics was never intended as a precise gauge of currency misalignment, merely a tool to make exchange-rate theory more digestible.
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The way news is shared on the internet has an indomitable way of flattening complex ideas into simplistic, easily digestible things.
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Bizplan is a step-by-step business builder that breaks down the major components of startup planning into easily digestible pieces.
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Here, I celebrate the photographers who inspire me every day and offer an easily digestible bite of their personalities and work.
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Instaread aims to be the digital remedy for this literary ailment by putting digestible summaries of popular titles on your smartphone.
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I don't want to be just a smiling face you see on television presenting some vapid kind of easily-digestible garbage.
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Homeowners would be able to prove ownership of their property backed up with an easily digestible record of their time there.
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There are some songs on here that take a more digestible approach than the rest of what I've heard so far.
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He is seen as more than a novelist: He is also a translator, able to convert populist anger into digestible insights.
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For example, to get the message across, place North Korea's crimes against humanity in a digestible pan-Korean, historical context. How?
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Mr. Thurow was often prone to sweeping declarations about the economy, using metaphors and easily digestible analyses to convey his point.
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Complexity gives way to easily digestible narratives, which often defang icons, turning them into fables rather than three-dimensional human beings.
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Long-fermentation is important because you are breaking down the cellular structure of the wheat and therefore making it more digestible.
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When I do my podcast, my goal is to inform people and find humor in between, just so it's more digestible.
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Here's the diagram: There's a technical explanation here and a more digestible article by Allam here; we'll just hit the basics.
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Cellebrite is sometimes used to generate a report that presents information in a more digestible format rather than unlocking a device.
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They take long recordings and edit them down into quick, digestible clips that are more likely to be watched and shared.
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And that also speaks to the frustration that they might feel about the ending, which is anything but digestible and easy.
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By contrast, Quadrimune is designed as capsules full of tiny, digestible granules fit for sprinkling on food and don't require refrigeration.
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In the mean time, by bringing simplified, digestible health products to the masses, Walmart is a surprising competitor in the industry.
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" Baths' Will Wiesenfeld told Broadly he wanted to create a ditty that was "totally saccharine, but in a widely digestible way.
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Do we want another person spinning blatant racism or an unnecessary war into something digestible to the press and the American people?
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But it does explain in digestible terms how the earth came to be, how it behaves, and how we humans impact it.
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The Smart Display consistently put up screens with a better UI and more easily digestible info when compared to the Echo Show.
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The film covers the complex medical aspects of migraines in a digestible way, with interviews from top headache researchers around the world.
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"I made the meme in order to make racial discourse more digestible and accessible to Asians online," Okazaki said over Facebook Messenger.
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While you sleep, the sensor gathers all sorts of data, giving you an easily digestible overview the next morning within the app.
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I don't know how to compartmentalize myself into binaries—male/female, public/private, happy/sad—in order to make myself easily digestible.
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When we think of the American moment for its beginning-middle-end, it starts to feel like something digestible, perhaps even tractable.
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All of these add more polish to Drake's unmatched ability to make easily digestible pop music that comes from a rap foundation.
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Nugent is funny and approachable in her writing, making serious topics easily digestible and compelling through her analysis and philosophy on life.
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It was fun to research further and figure out how to explain it to an audience in a way that was digestible.
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I was aware that I was going to be asking a lot of people anyway, so I wanted it to be digestible.
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If Democrats cannot do that while turning the complexities of impeachment into easily digestible themes, it could become an afterthought for independents.
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Now, with the rise of social media and its insatiable demand for digestible content, there can never be enough criticism of managers.
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What potentially sets EPFL's research apart is the creation of fully digestible actuators that can be broken down by the human body.
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Processing also makes otherwise inedible foods palatable and nutritious; whole grains, for example, would not even be digestible without milling and cooking.
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Walk through the space with the contractor, room by room, breaking down the work into digestible, organized lists, from floor to ceiling.
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It may make Warren's proposal appear more digestible to both voters and Democratic members of Congress skeptical of a single-payer system.
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Agavins, the natural sugar found in tequila, are non-digestible (meaning they act like fiber) and won't raise your blood sugar levels.
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Geared toward tweens and early teens, the book jam-packs information on every spread, but everything is broken down into digestible chunks.
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I'm still working to find the balance between being comprehensive and being digestible, and hopefully I'm getting a little closer each today.
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These easily digestible carbohydrates will break down quickly to provide fuel: bananas, nut butter on toast, yogurt and granola, or energy bars.
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By trying to beautify the ugliest parts of ourselves, to try and make it digestible so we can laugh our pain away?
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You can make a bar graph in Google Sheets to make the data in your spreadsheet more digestible, useful, and visually appealing.
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My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness has the same punch as the harshest memoirs, tempered by a digestible form I couldn't stop consuming.
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George seemed like a mask suggesting iffy links to Western Europe, a more digestible origin story for new Americans with dark complexions.
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BE delivering their unique thrills in their most easily digestible package yet (a svelte 43 minutes) is a great and wonderful thing.
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May's concession to hardliners to resign made the Brexit deal digestible to many of them — because it would put them in power.
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After all, it's a simple and easily digestible rule: If a place has the feel of a pristine, new-age spa, get out.
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Once again, our ongoing series Too Long; Didn't Watch is here to break down these convoluted series in a short, easily digestible video.
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This tactic is used throughout, allowing his words to jump out of the books and making a text-heavy show slightly more digestible.
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I had a palatable, digestible space, like Instagram or social media, to display and curate the collection I wanted to give to people.
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The Lucky Ones was not as easily digestible as Hundred Days, but that's precisely why I can't get it out of my head.
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They're conveniently digestible on your own time and now, thanks to a massive site-wide sale happening at Udemy, more affordable than ever.
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Since it's trickier to grasp compared to other languages, the courses in this package are easily digestible, so even beginners can follow along.
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To help in the hunt, we're highlighting six of the most digestible denim jacket trends you can start adding to your wardrobe, ASAP.
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Further improvements could come by designing the enzyme to work at temperatures above 70ºC, when PET becomes rubbery, and thus more easily digestible.
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To create images that are easily digestible, I often channel my knowledge of the deep history of advertising and its power of persuasion.
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It's from a distinctly pre-Google era, before Facebook, Twitter, and even RSS reshaped the internet into a series of easily digestible feeds.
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This is a delicate concept that Teen Nick sitcom Kenan & Kel failed to broach and make easily digestible for my young, growing mind.
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Dialogues are cut down to be more digestible, even though we all know that actual human emotions and relationships are never that simple.
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In contrast, when the meat was sliced or cooked before being chewed, participants were consistently able to chew it into tiny, digestible particles.
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As long as the threats from China and the U.S. remain warning shots, it could be more digestible for the market, Cashin said.
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He's been trying to explain complex scientific concepts to a general audience in a joyous, digestible way for more than a quarter century.
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Setting aside an hour a day for this kind of admin work is one strategy for making the work consistent, simple, and digestible.
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He has enacted his agenda piece by piece, in politically digestible chunks with few sweeping legislative achievements in a quarter-century in Congress.
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That changed once the group found mainstream success, but the conscious nature of the band remained relatively intact (albeit in easily digestible form).
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Understanding the economy, the stock market and the world of investing is foreign to me, but Tony makes it so digestible and empowering.
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The short how-to video has become a thriving species in the social media ecosystem, breaking down previously specialized skills into digestible products.
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The importance of social distancing was broken down into digestible terms in a now-viral Twitter thread by Tina Nguyen, a Politico reporter.
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In a political moment like ours, when old assumptions are challenged, critics often cast about for pseudoscientific explanations or easily digestible morality tales.
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That feels so much more like what I'm doing than giving people some sort of digestible clarion call that's rooted in my biography.
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He pulled from six different Lerner scripts in an attempt to make the show more cohesive and perhaps digestible for a modern audience.
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Most companies rely on competent legal counsel to maintain their cap table and provide their executive team with actionable information in a digestible format.
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His personal appeal was designed to make the raft of criticisms and ideas he has hurled at the company in recent weeks more digestible.
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Realism. This isn't a sugar-coated, watered-down version of hacking made digestible for audiences who hardly know how to check their own email.
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The included MotionX app, which acts like a dashboard for your steps and delivers progress in easily digestible charts, also includes a "smart" coach.
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Note that kidney beans need to be boiled on the stove first for 10 minutes to become digestible before using rice or slow cookers.
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While most fitness smartwatches claim to do some version of this, the Ignite presents it in a much more digestible format, with actionable recommendations.
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A Redditor who goes by MichaelHawkisbig created a compact, image-based PSA packing in all these gamers' feelings into a more digestible, shareable format.
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Among the obstacles BCG identified: • Schools do a poor job of promoting their latest research and putting it in a digestible form for manufacturers.
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Her family brings her food, but once in a while, she skips hearty fruits and fiber in favor of a more easily digestible fix.
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Where some of its contemporaries circumvent or make digestible the realities of loss and struggle, Lone Survivor, albeit through allegory, puts them on-screen.
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A digestible portion of Gary's thinking on his work and career can be found at 3AM Magazine in this 2012 interview with Richard Marshall.
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Despite bringing a more palatable sound than their earlier work, the band doesn't lay its head on easily digestible new wave tinged on nostalgia.
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They can actually take on multiple forms (and cotton-spandex ratios), lending themselves to styles that are much more digestible for the fashion folk.
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Delivered with wit and lightness by Vedantam, "Hidden Brain" is digestible without ever being dumbed down, and embodies an open-mindedness that becomes infectious.
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The process of coding the Founders' writings and records into mathematical vectors digestible by machines could prove complex, stretching current capabilities to their limitations.
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Mimo helps you learn those things in digestible, bite-sized exercises, and project-based lessons that allow you to see results in real time.
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You'll also learn how to automate repetitive tasks with macros and VBA and present your information in a more digestible manner with charts and PivotTables.
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"I feel like something that's super melodic and 'perfectly' written already feeds you an easily digestible story—lays it all out for you," Chen says.
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"I feel like something that's super melodic and 'perfectly' written already feeds you an easily digestible story—lays it all out for you," she says.
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A significant depreciation in sterling versus the U.S. dollar since the EU referendum in late June has made the economics eminently more digestible for Fox.
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Its plots are so well-known and digestible that one only needs to catch the first five minutes to recall exactly which episode is on.
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Leila Abdelrazaq elaborates on her representation of the Palestinian diaspora and the ability for comics to convey dense issues in a more easily digestible format.
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Maybe, on some level, we think thirsting over archetypically hot, feminine women is more digestible to straight people than thirsting over andro/masc women is.
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In a lot of ways it's a much more digestible experience, as it doesn't have near the level of frustration that plagued The Last Guardian.
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Part of it is serving up digestible news that matters to 20 to 30-somethings and being honest about the way you advertise to them.
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And although companies try to present the results in a clear and digestible way, people are still left to parse through very complex genomic data.
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Those earlier TV news segments helped me get comfortable in front of a camera and deliver a digestible message in a short period of time.
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Beginning SQL: Store and Query Your Data Data runs the world, and data scientists are the (well-compensated) folks who make it manageable and digestible.
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Instead, Butterfly monitors team feedback and uses machine learning to push brief, digestible tips to managers via a chatbot named Alex to help improve outcomes.
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Unlike more text-heavy magazines whose style wouldn't fit on Discover, Cosmo's quick hits of pop news and instructive beauty tips feel digestible on Snapchat.
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"Illuminate" represents the careful evolution of his digestible sound and subject matter, with much of the organic instrumentation and good-guy earnestness of "Handwritten" intact.
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Canidae uses premium proteins and digestible carbohydrates in each of its formulas to suit dogs in all life stages and those with unique dietary needs.
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Parker's stadium-ready sensibilities allow his lyrical themes of confusion, ambivalence, and regret to feel not only digestible, but totally immersive despite their complicated emotions.
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And in some cases, the app will include more mobile-friendly content — like articles that attempt to educate in a more digestible, short-form manner.
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Written, directed and acted by a mix of big names and relative newcomers, the plays are as clever and digestible as they are thought-provoking.
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The federal government's National Institute of Standards and Technology framework is widely respected, but it's voluntary, underused and not easily digestible for the average consumer.
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In addition to feeding your cat a healthy and highly digestible diet, you might also consider a supplement to promote healthy digestion for hairball prevention.
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Prebiotics are non-digestible fibers found in foods like onions, chicory, and garlic that feed the beneficial bugs in your GI tract, helping them function.
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The scientists traced the effect to the sweet potato's starches, which are difficult for mammals to digest raw but become more easily digestible once cooked.
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Guardian was founded by two pet food industry veterans who aim to disrupt the industry with full transparency and nutrient-dense, highly digestible pet foods.
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Because tube sites tend to deliver short, digestible clips of content, some of the material they offer may be pirated and taken out of context.
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That way you'll have easily digestible, tweetable, and (hopefully) memorable explanations to return to the next time you encounter one of these issues in the news.
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At least twice a year, the monitor should produce a detailed and digestible report that is available to Congress, the media and the public at large.
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With that in mind we've put together a list of our favorite apps that can teach you something new every day, in small, easily digestible chunks.
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"Conservative organizations have absolutely failed in coming up with a product that is digestible and shareable, which young people want to consume," Strazzeri told BuzzFeed News.
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Both are fascinating, breaking the history, historical interpretations, and debates around our presidents and the country's most important document into digestible bits without dumbing anything down.
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MSNBC anchor, Ari Melber, wanted to make the allegations a lot more digestible, so what better way to do that than to quote the Teflon Don?
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"Don't Feed The Animals" didn't slack on entertainment value, or humor, but it was a digestible way of raising awareness on an issue plaguing our country.
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Without Lupe in the frame, the cover was digestible as a standalone piece of art that said volumes about disruption and protest, while remaining aesthetically pleasing.
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We get more Janet, more of the weird rules of Michael's world, and more ethics, made remarkably digestible by impeccable writing and the charm of Chidi.
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Western music itself exists only on the fringes, with the mainstream space usually the sole preserve of the bubblegummy, easily digestible pop music offered by Bollywood.
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That's because it is widely viewed as "commodity grade" metal, shunned by many industrial users because of the need to cut it into more digestible size.
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Loaded with high-quality animal proteins, digestible whole grains, and joint-supporting nutrients, Wellness Complete Health Senior Dog Food is just what your old pup needs.
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It is also, as the French like to say, digestible, meaning both that it will go down very easily and will go very well with food.
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" As Dan observed, the peddling of easily-digestible, pro-gay schtick by corporations and careerist politicians means "most people probably think Gay Pride started in Tesco.
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The most digestible and portable form of carbohydrates is sugar, whether glucose, fructose or sucrose, and for athletes, this sugar frequently is provided through sports drinks.
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The bigger challenge facing the show's writers was taking the Iron Fist narrative and making it both digestible and distinct, which they've utterly failed to do.
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"Fair Shot" is a short, easily digestible elaboration of this argument, with a very specific proposal for taking from the rich and giving to the poor.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization calls them "climate smart" because they can adapt to rough weather, restore degraded soils and even make cattle feed more digestible.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 83%What critics said: "A feel-good romp and creative triumph that is easily digestible and never flags in search of entertainment.
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But today, Verge readers can save $100 on a refurbished Google Pixel 3A (64GB, any color), bringing the price down to an even more digestible $299.99.
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She makes an effort to understand where members are on their fitness journey while assuring that her classes are digestible for clients of any skill levels.
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A lot of times trans stories rely on our trauma, or they want to paint a picture that is digestible to cis-normative expectations of it.
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A perfectly executed and digestible moment whose truth and beauty run so deep that anyone—your mom, your uncle, hell, some animals—can see and understand.
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Furthermore, their research projects on the subject of memes are beginning to peek through the shroud of academia as more easily digestible content for the layman.
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Van Dongen worked on the indie multiplayer game Awesomenauts, and wrote one of the most digestible posts I've read about the challenges of matchmaking and player populations.
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Everything is rooted in scientific application, and, as the charity operates in web media, its information is then packaged and relayed in a way that's easily digestible.
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Yet amid all this austerity, she became a kind of global TV celebrity, delighting viewers with her discerning and yet digestible ideas on the history of art.
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It was an incredibly tumultuous time, both domestically and internationally and Updegrove does a delicate job in laying it all out in compelling and easily digestible form.
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His more digestible work 'Birth of a Theorem: a mathematical adventure', is a journey through his unproductive lulls and late-night breakthroughs on the path to discovery.
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None of that is easily digestible on my public Facebook profile, unless you were to scroll through my Timeline, and I'm thankful for that sense of privacy.
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Early on in her career, she was often mislabeled as a white girl with a strong voice, a move that made her more digestible to mainstream audiences.
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There are plenty of terrible original Netflix movies out there, but frankly, these self-consciously empty little holiday numbers, designed to be easily digestible, aren't among them.
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By championing Donald Trump's boldness and resilience to political correctness, he's done a great deal of damage in making a hateful rhetoric digestible to his large following.
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Most imported sake have labels in Japanese, so Tippsy acts as a translator by converting the descriptions into easily digestible, English notes for the beginner sake enthusiast.
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"Consuming refined sugars may be associated with having a lighter and more disruptive sleep because they're not easily digestible, which can cause indigestion and bloating," Koudelka said.
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"Essentially what is happening is that people's brains are being hacked, especially in terms of imagery—it's very digestible, it's super-duper easy to share," said Blackburn.
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Periscope Data, the company that helps data scientists quickly turn their findings into easily digestible visualizations, has confirmed the raise of $25 million in Series B funding.
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Essentially the public face of the natural history museum, and perhaps astronomy itself, he has been lauded for his skill in explaining scientific concepts in digestible terms.
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My spinach lasagna is composed of Italian fennel sausage, wilted spinach, ricotta, béchamel and Parmesan, which makes for a lighter, more digestible, but still quite luxurious rendition.
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Insect farming has long been promoted as the solution to these problems, in large part because bugs are very efficient at turning organic material into digestible proteins.
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But soon after, his campaign's digital team edited the debate into digestible bites on social media that made Mr. Bloomberg appear as though he had done better.
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Carbohydrates were the real danger, he wrote—not just processed foods containing refined sugars like sucrose and fructose but also easily digestible starches from grains and vegetables.
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The streaming service's biggest pitch is that it relies heavily on easily digestible sitcoms and TV comedies, which have become popular fodder for streamers in recent years.
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With the help of the Front End Developer Bootcamp (made up of 133 digestible lectures), you'll soon be building real-world projects with HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
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Taken on their own, plans to raise the minimum wage, give employees full rights from day one or increase corporation tax might be digestible for British firms.
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Instead, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House Democratic leaders reportedly want to expedite the impeachment process, with a narrow focus solely on one supposedly easily digestible subject.
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The midcentury British writer Elizabeth David published a recipe containing chicken, prawns and mussels, a surf-and-turf combination that was not so digestible for proud Spaniards.
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Creating well beyond the easily digestible GIFs seen on Tumblr or Instagram, psychedelic GIF artist hexeosis is bringing to life a much larger animated vision of infinite patterns.
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The series that we make present complex topics about sex education, identity, and taboo topics for a young audience through a medium that is easily digestible and inclusive.
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What's more, the protein in tofu is not as readily digestible as that in meat so you have to eat more to get the same amount of protein.
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The most memorable episodes of grown-ish's parent show black-ish are the ones where it tackles a major cultural issue and makes it digestible for its audience.
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The digestible calories in beef rises by 15% on cooking, and in sweet potato some 40% (the exact change depends on whether it is boiled, roasted or microwaved).
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Economist Films captures The Economist's globally curious outlook in short, mind-stretching films, which offer clear, sharp analysis of a subject, presented in a compelling and digestible way.
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It's pretty simple: Search for a movie or show you want to watch, and Vizio will show you every app it's available on in an easily digestible interface.
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Taken at face value—before you press "play"—The Body seems to present its nihilism in easily digestible chunks, song titles and album names and T-shirt slogans.
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Condensed to a fourth of its usual running time, this version of Ibsen's fantastical saga is definitely more digestible than usual, if a tad less flavorful as well.
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To remedy this, Shimidzu says the Shape app attempts to break down trading concepts into a digestible format, informed by his own previous experience as an investment banker.
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The Kid's narrative charts the course of a life, from birth to adolescence to death, but is full of digestible singles that also stand up on their own.
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Mueller declined to flesh out his massive report or make its dense text more digestible for the public during his highly anticipated public hearings before Congress in July.
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Since it debuted in 2017, the news outlet Axios has broken down Washington politics and other hot-button topics into digestible articles tailor-made for quick online consumption.
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In response, Hollywood has nimbly absorbed its critiques and converted them into inspirational messaging and digestible branding exercises, just in time for the unfurling of the red carpets.
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But what I liked best was how digestible the information was for non-scientists, and how many resources were provided if you&aposd like to do further research.
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The original bite-sized episodes, released in one-minute segments, have been upgraded to 15-minute portions on Netflix — still easily digestible for your daily dose of fury.
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There's a buy in to these jokes, making them much less easily digestible than your average Byte, which only requires your eyeballs and ability to read a narrative.
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It is an easy-to-understand, digestible narrative, unlike the other inquiries Democrats have been pursuing, including the Russia investigation, hush money payments and Mr. Trump's business dealings.
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With about 65 galleries, "It's a nice, digestible amount," said the fair's director, Cristina Salmastrelli, who noted a rich vein of Latin American art on view this year.
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Babbel (which was created by hundreds of linguistic experts) breaks down common conversations into bite-sized lessons, making learning a foreign language digestible and, dare we say, easy.
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This strange fascination could explain, in part, why her debut album is composed of 15 one-minute songs—she seems to have wanted it to be easily digestible.
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But when it comes to skateboarding, most authors tend to describe things in broad, easily digestible strokes that feel stilted to anyone who's ever actually stepped on a skateboard.
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So one way to do it is to present ideas that got you passionate about it in their full depth, and put them out into digestible bits like videos.
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In the spirit of all things video games, we've compiled all of our favorite games from 23 thus far and put them into a handy, digestible mid-year list.
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First, I think it's focused us on our core mission of trying to take the world around us and explain it to people in an authoritative and digestible way.
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Motherless isn't an easily digestible history lesson on exactly what Robert Moses did to the city back in the 20th century—and to Norton, that's how it should be.
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It was Estrin who in 2009 came up with the idea of condensing Prager's ideas into short, digestible videos, as counterprogramming for young people marooned in liberal US universities.
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It's core product, a mobile and web app which aggregates data from bovine ear rings, chips and smart scales and spits out digestible visualizations, contributes to that broader vision.
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Researchers from Intelligent Systems Laboratory at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland shared new work this week on a tiny edible and digestible robotic actuator made of gelatin.
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The company launched "Good Luck America" in 2016, its first original show on its platform, with a focus on explaining national politics to young people in a digestible way.
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While Kaur and her short, easily digestible poems have become the face of the movement, there are countless other poets spreading their words on the internet and in print.
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In response, publications and marketers are creating bite-sized, easily digestible and shareable content that comes in the form of listicles, FAQs, photo essays, video content and so on.
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The short, digestible messages help empower women to be active in their own health care, while also giving them information they can pass along to women in their communities.
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Every 10 days during Trump's first 100 days in office, the organizers "will take action on an issue we all care about," posting each digestible activity on the site.
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Some podcasts involve short, easily digestible episodes, while others have full narrative arcs — so you can fill up on individual installments or marathon a full season over the holiday.
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Ren-Faire woodwinds, choirs, and caterwauling Yeasayer has always been an intellectual band, and their strength lies in their ability to make experimental compositions sound like digestible pop songs.
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The host focuses on the issues facing our country, then dives in, traveling across America to see it all for himself, and explain it in a digestible, entertaining way.
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After weeks of describing the president's actions as a "quid pro quo," lawmakers are looking for a more straightforward and digestible way to describe what happened to their constituents.
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"Is this room epic or what?" a beaming Asprey asks us, a cup of Bulletproof Coffee—a concoction infused with butter and an easily digestible oil—in his hand.
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Toning down its usual anarchy, the group opens the showcase with a digestible cover song from the previous decade — "All Day and All of the Night" by the Kinks.
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" The confrontational messages — in the latter example especially — are the antithesis of a now well-known genre of easily digestible consumer feminist visibility, à la "The Future is Female.
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I knew how to translate what can be complicated topics for children into a more easily digestible format, so I figured out how to do that in my writing.
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Kerr has been known to seek out Gelfand in the final hour before tipoff in search of one more easily digestible statistic to help slam home his pregame messaging.
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Buy it here >>[This book's] popularity and longevity attest to the widespread appetite for this unique compilation of Buffett's thoughts that is at once comprehensive, non-repetitive, and digestible.
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He marvelled at the four compartments of the goat stomach and learned that the largest one, the rumen, contains bacteria that turn grass into a fermented and digestible stew.
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So, to make it all a little more digestible, we've broken down all the industry-leading innovations that you can find at your local one-stop shop: Ulta Beauty.
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When things feel overwhelming, many of us turn outward to see how friends and peers are coping, and to seek out digestible bits of insight that might offer us comfort.
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This bundle breaks down all the confusing concepts into more digestible lessons, so you can slowly begin to understand things like TensorFlow, Neural Networks, Clustering In R, and way more.
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The goal of the animations is to boil it down and make the complex work of environmentalism more tangible and digestible and to highlight the "unsung" people doing the work.
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Daniel Smilkov, a member of Google's Big Picture Research Group, and Shan Carter, who creates interactive graphics for The New York Times, decided to make the concept more easily digestible.
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Perhaps it's easiest to outline the contributions the KarJenners have inadvertently made towards the equality of women in list form, just to make this giant concept a little more digestible.
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The filmmakers highlight some fascinating projects, but they whisk past most of them in a way that suggests they're only interested in easily digestible descriptions that fit their planned narrative.
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Naturally, by making the game so digestible, I'm going to end up playing more hours of it than… well, than pretty much any other game of its scope this year.
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Instead of being available solely on streaming services, Whack World's 216-second tracks, are also completely accessible to Instagram users—as digestible on-the-go as it is in full.
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Maibach suggests the National Climate Change Assessment, National Academy of Sciences, and American Association for the Advancement of Sciences websites, which all have very digestible reports written in simple English.
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Sheila Fitzpatrick recounts this transformation in her easily digestible "The Russian Revolution," first published in the early 1980s and widely recognized as one of the best books on the topic.
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In fact, a National Geographic study found microplastics in 114 marine species—with over half of them regulars in restaurants—meaning that my tummy acquires some uninvited non-digestible additives.
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Kerr, a former television analyst, also has a special ability, Fraser said, to take the information he gathers from his staff and deliver it to the players in digestible morsels.
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We&aposre onto the most digestible #BoJoOOTD of the lot — the tennis kit he wore in 2018 to play against the wife of one of Vladimir Putin&aposs ex-ministers.
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It can help turn that data into a more digestible format, like a simple bar graph, thereby helping you get the meaning out of it that would otherwise prove difficult.
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Purportedly disturbing reports revealed that animals were being given amphetamines and suffering heart attacks, among other research-based details that aren't easily digestible by those outside of the scientific community.
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To make health care information useful, public reporting websites need easy-to-understand consumer interfaces that offer digestible summaries while still providing information that is customized to individual patient needs.
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In fact, a National Geographic study found microplastics in 114 marine species — with over half of them regulars in restaurants — meaning that my tummy acquires some uninvited non-digestible additives.
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It was pop's take on R&B, hip-hop, and even a little country that created a digestible album that encapsulated an era of frosted tips and unbuttoned silk blouses.
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Despite the deep-dive into occasional heavy subject matter, the Carol City emcee sounds free and easy on ZUU, giving this album a much more digestible batch of songs than Ta13oo.
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Like the best daily learning apps, Enki keeps everything brief and easily digestible, and pulls the old trick of keeping your daily streaks so you're not tempted to miss a day.
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The Stories are a chance for students to get a different kind of campus news, one that is more colorful, clicky, and quickly digestible than traditional articles online and in print.
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She elaborated on the themes she tackles, including the representation of the Palestinian diaspora, and the ability for comics to convey dense and complex issues in a more easily digestible format.
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And with memes and Twitter clapbacks, he's able to deposit quick, easily digestible campaign messages with a simple image overlaid with text or a quick quote tweet vilifying his political opponents.
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You only need to do a quick google search of "Winnie the Pooh quotes" to see how the words written by creator A. A. Milne serve as digestible self-help advice.
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The only tricky thing was that "co-present" primarily boiled down to being responsible for piecing the whole thing together in the most digestible and comprehensible way possible—typos be damned.
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Well, some sharks — like tiger sharks — are voracious eaters that pretty much gobble down whatever they find, including things that aren't very digestible, like bird feathers, turtles shells, or other bones.
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Russia's Network of Millennial Media Bradley Hanlon and Thomas Morley write about the latest Russian influence campaign to pop up on American social networks: The video is short, digestible, and catchy.
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Each serving provides 25 grams of highly digestible protein and there are several flavors to choose from, as well as an unflavored powder, to add to your smoothies or nut milk.
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This made the starch less digestible so the body may take on fewer calories (they have yet to test on human beings the precise effects of rice cooked in this way).
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Clarke and Jarosh, who met in graduate school, founded C&J Nutrition together to further their mission to share accurate, up-to-date nutrition information in the most easily digestible ways.
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Just a small amount of data visualization training goes a long way, and can greatly enhance people's presentation skills and make insights clearer, more digestible and ultimately likely to be used.
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All of these countries are considered developing nations by the U.N. The visualization is part of the Explorables project, a platform by CREATE Labs helping to make big data more digestible.
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The fact that TheSkimm, a newsletter startup that breaks down the day's biggest headlines into easily digestible snippets, has flourished as much as it has is certainly a testament to that.
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"This was a metal that you couldn't give away 36 hours ago but now it seems the selling from the index rebalancing is viewed as very digestible," said broker Marex Spectron.
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Translating the essence of who you are into a digestible product is a strange way to live, especially when you're a young adult and your sense of self is in flux.
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While opponents on the left spent too long feeling confident that Donald Trump's first-grade level vocabulary made him look foolish, what it really did was make his messages incredibly digestible.
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In addition to producing data, the already overloaded data teams must translate the panoply of figures into something more digestible for the rest of the company, because with data, nuances matter.
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It all moves along so amiably, and offers such consistently delightful visuals, that the conventional plot points, up to and including an inevitable "but I can explain" bit, are entirely digestible.
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Connolly collects data and stories from across the US and translates them into digestible information for decision makers on topics ranging from Medicare Advantage to prescription drug costs to price transparency.
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It squashes real human people down into weird, digestible dog-food chunks of content, but in music there's space to unravel, and to be all the things you need to be.
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In the caustic brine, the cartilaginous feet and eggs would melt into a slurry of digestible calcium, minerals, and protein to be eaten beginning three days after the baby was born.
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Graphiq, according to its still-live website, lets users search on a topic — say, President Donald Trump — and get complex sets of data on that subject, presented in easily digestible charts.
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And that's how I got interested in design, because design allows you to communicate really complex information in a really digestible way and make it accessible for lots of broader audiences.
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It finds an audience because, in typical Murdoch media fashion, it delivers cheap, bright, digestible dollops of news and entertainment, mostly the latter, to people without a lot of free time.
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"The Man Who Solved the Market" is well researched and easily digestible, which is somewhat surprising for a book that includes descriptions of differential equations and geometrical concepts such as holonomy.
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There are so many paths that led me to the materials and ideas I'm using in my work presently, but I will attempt to sum it up in a digestible way.
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As of yesterday, a doctor and a nurse have joined the members of the "Wild Boar" team inside the cave, provisioning them with easily digestible, high-energy food with vitamins and minerals.
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The resulting exhibit is eclectic, but admirably refuses to consolidate Native American visual culture into a series of predictable bullet-points, intentionally refraining from reducing the culture to a clean, digestible narrative.
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It breaks down major projects into digestible pieces so as not to overwhelm you, and it features a host of collaboration and sharing tools to make working with a team hassle-free.
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In addition, the app has expanded beyond its original use case, which focused on communication, and now includes short, easily digestible content from a number of sources, including media and entertainment properties.
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We do a really wonderful job at taking the complicated opinions coming out of Paris and other European cities and simplifying them, making them a bit more digestible for the laymen consumer.
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Video, too, is changing dramatically, with an emphasis on captions that make clips digestible even when a device is on mute, and durations that match our newfound preference for glanceable information intake.
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Often considered complex, ML is broken down into easily digestible lessons over the course of its eight online classes, which you can access wherever and whenever you've got a Wi-Fi connection.
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Yet, despite its social media savvy (Snapchat and Instagram make appearances in key plot points) Sweet/Vicious and its bubblegum-colored vomit is hardly the easily digestible series associated with teen fare.
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It is virtually impossible to absorb all the NBA has to offer, but digestible morsels of information usually find their way into a notebook that migrates between my coffee table and nightstand.
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In the Ukraine affair, Democrats think they have a cleaner narrative of Trump abusing power, one more easily digestible for the public — and with more power to sway independents and moderate Republicans.
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As the first and often fleeting interaction that a brand has with a potential customer, its packaging condenses the most important features of the brand and product into an easily digestible form.
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But the Ukraine scandal has unfolded at lightning speed and is more digestible than the long-running Russia investigation and Mueller's 448-page report on it, and Pelosi has opened the floodgates.
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For Starr's accomplishments to be so easily reduced to asterisks seems to be a product of the tendency of sportswriters to try to split up the N.F.L.'s history into digestible segments.
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But if sentiment is emotion's easily digestible expression, simple to contain and designed not to trouble, it's clear that Malmquist is explicitly interested in what can't be contained, what continues to trouble.
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Mr. Trump's unconventional approach leaves a lot to be desired in the foreign policy of the United States, but there was no other path to this less-than-satisfying but digestible outcome.
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The senator from Massachusetts is not as left-wing as Mr Sanders; she presents herself as a disappointed capitalist, not a socialist, which is a more digestible position on the Democratic left.
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"Just give me something light, easy, digestible, watchable, fun, funny but, like, has balls and bite and backbone," Ms. Barrymore said of the series, her first, in a New York Times interview.
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Trieu appears to have accomplished this with her update of Veidt's (known as the superhero Ozymandias) memory drug, Nostalgia, which allows users to experience past memories in the form of digestible tablets.
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I haven't read Johnson's book yet; I'm still stalled out in the Nighttown section of "Ulysses," so in my side reading lately I tend to favor digestible chunks of essays or stories.
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This is the promise and possibility of public art, and I commend curators Cheryl Haines and Jackie von Treskow for choosing difficult works rather than easily digestible narratives about war and survival.
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Each High Maintenance entry varies a bit in terms of tone and humor (or sometimes lack thereof), but as a whole, it functions as an engrossing, easily digestible anthology of modern New Yorkers.
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It shows humans to ultimately be reductionists in our relationship to the ecology — in a world that feels like it is too much for us, we cut it down to a digestible size.
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And once I lifted that limitation off of myself of trying to look digestible, especially to the male gaze, it was a lot easier for me to find what style actually suited me.
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What differentiates his content from the combo tutorials of old is how he boils the minutiae of fighting games into digestible videos through use of real world examples like pop culture and sports.
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From the same family as the unicorn-inspired serum, this innovative formula makes the appeal of a beaming cheekbone digestible for anyone who doesn't make "Get Ready With Me" videos for a living.
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If you aren't already caught up on the cultural phenomenon (guilty as charged), that's fine—in fact, a more potentially digestible way to inhale the show's lore seems to be coming your way.
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So, come to think of it, is that of the strange and swirling play in which he appears, though in this telling "Peer Gynt" is both more digestible and less flavorful than usual.
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For some people, a song this big would be a career-defining moment: It's a breezily digestible widescreen rap song that made a minor splash and has a video with 30 million views.
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One notable thing about the first installment of Stranger Things was that, even in the era of Peak TV, it was easily digestible in one sitting and all the more compelling for it.
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My mother sat me down and agreed with me that Pa had been very wrong in his actions, and then gave me a digestible, child-sized explanation of 19th-century child-raising norms.
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The research and labor that went into boiling down tons of information on humanity's most important skill—from braising meat to seasoning rice—into digestible, simplified, and straightforward language was no small feat.
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Neil Williams, lecturer in exercise physiology and nutrition, Nottingham Trent University: Prebiotics are non-digestible carbohydrates that act as a "fertilizer" to increase the growth and activity of beneficial bacteria in the gut.
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What could be dry texts on, say, papal relations in the 13th century and the French resistance in World War II become easily digestible anecdotes about Châteauneuf-du-Pape and the Kir cocktail.
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This catastrophe is somewhat unnecessary, a digestible climax tacked onto the larger, looser, more intricate saga of what Patrick means to Willa and what they do to each other — their shared, protracted violence.
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But the bleakness of the scenes Mr. Lupa has adapted from "The Trial" (parts of the original plot are omitted) would have been more digestible if it weren't for the production's middle part.
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This week's episode, titled "Kiksuya," included a couple of big, homestretch-of-the-season moments, but it was mostly a discrete and digestible unit, bringing one piece of the periphery into full view.
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Once a third-party app that Twitter eventually acquired way back in 2011, Tweetdeck offers a unique vertical column layout that is arguably the most information-rich and digestible version of Twitter available.
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The need for a product like this really highlights one of Slack's big limitations, where even with threads, there really isn't a great way for communications to be organized in a digestible manner.
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So instead of shrinking down Conrad's life into something that is digestible and easy to understand, the film celebrates its wild looseness and leaves the access points wide open for anyone to enter.
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A sketch compared to The Gleaners and I (2000) and The Beaches of Agnès (2008), Faces Places is a palatable, easily digestible film that is as ephemeral as the murals showcased in it.
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Let us do voting majorities the service of taking time to understand their individual concerns, grievances and aspirations rather than trying to conflate a multitude of unique issues into one conveniently digestible "populism!" soundbite.
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Luckily, the film is essentially broken into three different segments, making it incredibly digestible for a film that addresses nearly every single one of fans' concerns as it wraps up the current MCU era.
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The newest models now have enhanced gyro-stabilization capabilities and the ability to fly for triple the duration of what was possible only a couple of years ago — at a digestible cost of $1,000.
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Scientists need to publish the methods and findings more fully, and share their raw data in ways that are easily accessible and digestible for those who may want to reanalyze or replicate their findings.
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Forney also offers advice on how to swallow pills in one gulp, for instance, and breaks down the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) definitions of mood disorders into a digestible graphic.
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With homages to everything from The Walking Dead to Garfield to The Simpsons to Little Lulu, Terms and Conditions serves as both a digestible guide to the doc and a visual history of comics.
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Merrick Lil' Plates Grain-Free Dog Food is great for toy and small breeds because it comes in seven grain-free formulas that are made with high-quality proteins, digestible carbohydrates, and healthy supplements.
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If you run first thing or it's been hours since you ate, toss back something easily digestible—a banana, some toast, an energy bar—before you head out on a long or hard run.
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What users see is a stream of twitter-branded video and text responses that seamlessly flow into each other in a multimedia experience that is bitesized, easily digestible and a great deal of fun.
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His first mixtape featured his honeyed R&B hooks over songs by Coldplay and MGMT; that piqued the interest of the press, and gave him an easily digestible hook: R&B + alt-rock = novelty.
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A short-term shock event"Many of the tech companies we cover have fortress-like balance sheets, SaaS (software as a service) visible models, strong demand trends, and valuations that are digestible," Ives said.
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Unless Buttigieg, whose fluent answers and freshness bought him to the fore, begins to draw sharper contrasts and offer discernible, digestible and symbolically meaningful ideas, he could wind up winning more admiration than votes.
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Through his popular books, lectures and viral articles, he translates Stoicism, which had counted emperors and statesmen among its adherents during antiquity, into pithy catchphrases and digestible anecdotes for ambitious, 2500st-century life hackers.
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Schiff underscored Democrats' chief strategy for the hearings set to unfold over the next week: Arguing that the president abused his power while keeping the proceedings simple and digestible enough to convince the public.
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If photographs used to be packaged only in a carefully digestible form, to peruse over breakfast or tuck into a briefcase, they now arrive in a streaming glut that can never fully be consumed.
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Brian O'Malley: And so a lot of what WeWork brings to the table is just the ability to cut that lease into much more digestible chunks, and enable you to flex up and flex down.
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Sure, the clothes have that same coveted throw-on-and-go style, but all the pieces are tougher and a bit more edgy, all while being feminine and digestible for the soon-to-be obsessed.
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You can hear it as four movements and it's digestible, but it is so big that I think a lot of people get lost in the middle and don't see the beginning or the end.
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But that "was before people [realized] how much the non-digestible things we eat impact our gut bacteria," said University of Michigan microbiologist Eric Martens when I spoke to him for a feature on fiber.
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To make the sprawling game more digestible for smaller screens, Square has broken up the original game's extensive story across 10 episodes, with the first of those to be released for free later this year.
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The white entertainment industry that casts black people in historical roles still perpetuates images of racial subordination, which normalizes and makes digestible images of angered, black, and enslaved women within contemporary versions of such stereotypes.
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Those two gradients are always as tightly correlated as we'd like, but running an internet media outlet means successfully blending our big, intensive features and investigations with more digestible reporting and some fun stuff too.
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Or will I go broke this summer as a bridesmaid?) But let's put those questions aside for now, and get to the more urgent (digestible) one at hand: What do I want to make tonight?
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By far his most accessible, digestible—some might even say mainstream-baiting—record to date, it sounds like an Andrew Bird album, but with a noticeable infusion of commercial intent woven into its musical fiber.
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More and more, I see those two words used as self-explanatory, and can't help to feel a slight frustration at the implication that a comparison to poetry somehow makes an artwork more easily digestible.
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But there's an element of grit that puts the brakes on, arising perhaps from the artist's devotion to detail, perhaps from his attempt to crystalize the crosscurrents of contemporary politics into a visually digestible whole.
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The work of shaping our reality into publicly digestible narratives, amulets we hope will be powerful enough to shake the scales from men's eyes, to make them see us as human, as equal, as sovereign.
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The Roosevelt Institute doesn't specifically lay out new research or concepts but instead puts progressive thinkers and institutions in conversation with one another and distills thousands of pages of research into a more digestible format.
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The $1 trillion for infrastructure the president proposed may not roil muni bonds too greatly because the outlay would probably be spread out over a decade, making it more digestible for the $3.8 trillion market.
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To anyone who suffers from anxiety, it's obvious that Eleanor is anxious and depressed, but in a society that had only just started medically treating mental illness, ghosts were a more digestible stand-in for depression.
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At its best, The Circus provided a way for viewers to patch together a simpler narrative from the week's political chaos: It took a never-ending news cycle and turned it into a more digestible story.
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Instead, you might notice that incorporating a serving or two of more easily digestible snacks like pretzels, chips, cookies, or crackers (with no added fiber) actually feels better and causes less bloating later in the day.
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When I first heard of Blinkist, a service that breaks down recent nonfiction books to easily digestible snippets and audio, I was afraid it would turn out to be some machine-learning-driven auto-summary thing.
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Based on this finding, if people are informed "in an easily digestible form" how, when and who will be collecting data when they buy a smart item, it could alleviate the potential downside of smart living.
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It's not unlike preaching from the pulpit but in words that are universally digestible: This back-to basics approach highlights how despite the many issues plaguing their faithful, religion has survived the test of time. —A.
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Story selection is still a work in progress, and even though the stories are short, it sometimes feels like they've been split into almost too many pieces with the goal of making them more easily digestible.
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Two days later, hours before Mr. Barr's letter was sent to Congress, Mr. Mueller's investigators reminded Justice Department officials about executive summaries they had written to be condensed, easily digestible versions of their 448-page report.
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Probably because of Mr. Staples's scholarly training, his editorials on race are at once disturbing, informative and captivating, but also digestible and influential to the masses who've never given serious thought to race or racial history.
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For several reasons, this dilemma is an acute one for Muslims, as emerges in a scholarly but digestible new book, "Slavery and Islam", by Jonathan Brown, a professor at Georgetown University and himself a Muslim convert.
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Here's a relatively digestible way to explain: if you placed a penny in front of you and imagined it was the sun, at that scale, the Milky Way galaxy would be about 7.5 million miles away.
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"We found a new way of delivering an ancient practice in a very easily digestible way," said the study's lead author David Ziegler, a director of the Neuroscape research program at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Regardless, no matter what product you're buying, any intelligent consumer will be well-pressed to do some research on what they're purchasing, and there are plenty resources available that distill the information into something far more digestible.
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Emilia Ortiz Emilia is a spiritual health advisor and mental health advocate who utilizes social media and her own personal experiences to raise awareness and help people gain a more digestible and relatable understanding of mental health.
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"A lot of the sex talk I heard [was] either clinical, dry, or stale… and we wanted to add a sense of humor to both of those things to make them more digestible for people," Hutchinson added.
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Rather than follow a rigid template, Knowhere produces content organically through the use of neural natural language processing—a machine-learning technique which aggregates data and transforms it into a witten narrative easily digestible to human readers.
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Clocking up at a digestible 3:25 minutes long, "Cherry" is a bright, glittering earworm, the kind that should be played out bedroom speakers while applying lipgloss, or else through portable speakers in parks surrounded by cans.
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Intervening at various interstices of the concept-art-object axis, Saint Profanus is a mobile and unrestrained genesis point for new modes of (re)working familiar and digestible formats in order to prompt reflection on consensus reality.
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At the other end of the spectrum, Serhat, a Turkish entertainer (and dentist) representing San Marino, a tiny, mountainous republic rarely heard of outside Eurovision, performed "Say Na Na Na," a self-aware bit of digestible Europop.
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Whether he is explaining what is meant by the octane rating of fuel or the way Volta's pile — the first battery — worked, Rhodes makes dry and often technical subjects not just digestible, but a pleasure to consume.
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Then I reflected upon how much I regularly enjoy soup, especially for the comfort it provides on cold, dreary days -- even though, thankfull,y I have no health issues that would require such an easily digestible meal.
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That not only means I can't keep up with the challenges that Covet presents, but also that I am more likely to spend money in digestible one or two dollar chunks to skip the game's waiting times.
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It's a digestible format, and really what it needs is an injection of resources and a bit of entrepreneurial energy and a strategy and a game plan, and that's what Fred and I are going to do.
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Because the site serves a wide audience, musings on, for example, the best air purifiers or acoustic guitars for beginners are designed to be easily digestible, but hours of work and critical thinking go into the guides.
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"Condition Oakland" and "In Sadding Around" adapt the sprawl of "Bivouac" into a more digestible package, and the Dear You epics "Accident Prone" and "Jet Black" are two of the best songs Jawbreaker ever committed to tape.
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From digestible origami pills that could provide alternatives to invasive surgery to solar panels that could be tightly packed in an aircraft and deploy after launch, at the heart of origami's modern applications is its ability to transform.
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If you can't tell an S3 bucket from an instance, this course will teach you all the terminology you'll need to know in an easily digestible way through seven hours of e-learning content and two live projects.
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Codifying (and ideally automating) as much of these rules into digestible frameworks and processes early on in your company's maturity enables a team in New York to seamlessly work with partners in Frankfurt, Sri Lanka or Hong Kong.
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""Storytelling with Data," says Walters, "was selected because it is so critical for business pros to be able to present data in a way that is digestible and entertaining in order to persuade/inform customers and other stakeholders.
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The ongoing infatuation with the 1945 "Kissing Sailor" image highlights our collective ability to overlook the facts in favor of a prettier, more easily digestible picture, especially when juxtaposed with the outrage over Woodington's decision to recreate it.
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Remember that social media is consumed in small bites, usually on small screens and very often on the go, which makes it particularly suited to pithy slogans, compelling visual images and other short, simple, easily digestible sound bites.
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In her pitch deck to LPs, she cites the success of Superhuman and Notion, a well-designed email tool and a note-taking app, respectively, as examples of the heightened demand for digestible, easy-to-use B2B products.
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Why it matters: Goldman used the first part of his statement to quickly summarize — in under five minutes — Democrats' case for impeaching Trump, crystallizing the complicated series of events surrounding the Ukraine investigation in an easily digestible clip.
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Le Puy relies on indigenous yeast and easy fermentations, avoiding extracting too much in the way of tannins and color from the grape skins and seeds, which can make powerful but tough wines, in a phrase, less digestible.
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And while TikTok certainly didn&apost start the conversation about the way prejudice and biases make seeking medical care more dangerous for certain minority groups, it did bring it to a young audience in an easily digestible format.
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Structured around this conventional talking-head footage — which covers, in easily digestible if inertly chronological fashion, Thomas's Georgia childhood, education, first marriage and career — the film reveals much, while at the same time leaving us to wonder much.
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Democratic leaders, with input from the investigating committees, are distributing a five-page set of talking points to their colleagues in which they attempt to distill Mueller's findings into pithy, digestible talking points, drawn from Mueller's own language.
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It was the perfect document of a band coming out fully formed and confident, with songs so expertly crafted and digestible that they separated themselves from the slew of others who cite Neil Young and Wilco as influences.
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On the contrary, between digestible valuations and the prospects of real pro-growth policies, we have the foundation for a run up in equities over the course of the next few years which could leave 20K in the dust.
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That having been said, Paul Alexander Nolan is the reason the show works at all; he exudes charm, and he gives those Jimmy Buffett tunes a musical theater polish that makes them a lot more digestible for non-Parrotheads.
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But she says there are important underlying themes and lessons in every chapter, and in her view they come in a more easily digestible and less divisive format than is offered by some of the more "mainstream" religious texts.
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Google's main goal with this feature is to make videos more digestible in a mobile context, so the company is serving them up as frictionlessly as possible and in a format that doesn't require sound (muted, with captions on).
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"Rio Tinto's involvement cannot be ruled out, but after exiting a period of asset shedding, management may feel that for a first acquisition to be in diamonds may not be digestible for investors," Sterck said in a client note.
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Here's a quick peek at the made up websites, in easily-digestible form: Yup, it seems that the Sports Illustrated, ESPN, Bleacher Report, and The Washington Post websites were all elaborately recreated—even with unlinkable hit boxes over text.
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Swim has not seen the Weather Channel's presentation, but in an email to WIRED she stresses the importance of realistic, digestible information about the science behind climate change, and what businesses and communities are already doing to combat it.
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That doesn't sound like much, but the overhaul is supposed to give the app something resembling a modern design, pare down its long list of options into a more digestible format, and start to make helping users a priority.
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Created by designer and engineer Nikolas Bentel, who previously wowed us with his digestible jewelry, the clothes in the Aerochromics line respond when they detect increased levels of pollutants in the air like radioactivity, carbon monoxide and particle pollution.
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It's the first productivity app that's managed to blend my calendar with my tasks in a way that makes it easy for me to get an idea of everything on my plate for the day in a digestible manner.
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Pelosi has since said that Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine to dig up dirt on a domestic political rival, in addition to the president's efforts to stonewall the House's investigation, were clear, digestible violations of his oath of office.
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You can see why she made a great professor: It took her just a few sentences to explain her proposal to break up the big tech companies in digestible terms, and to get the audience quickly on her side.
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NG911 will be the system to collect this, analyze the multiple inputs and send only helpful, "digestible" information to responders — we want FirstNet tools to augment their on-scene response and not distract them from tough tasks at hand.
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"Queer history has never had a 'canon' before, and that's part of what happens when a subcultural history attracts mainstream attention: it has to be turned into a digestible narrative that can be added to history books," wrote Ryan.
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While some bigger chains put 100 to 200 cameras in ceilings and along aisles to make cashierless work, Standard Cognition has a more digestible approach for mom and pops and does it with just 27, says co-founder Michael Suswal.
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Nowadays it's easy to think of Drake as the sum of easily digestible parts: minimal earworm loops, one-liner catchphrases, and the defining melodic half-shout that sounds like he's trying to woo somebody on the other side of the street.
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"It wasn't a red flag, which I know is weird to a lot of people, but given the context of him being a psychology student and fascinated in the psychology of these things, that's what made it digestible," Johnson told CNN.
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While the rest of the entertainment industry, notably film and television, seem to be embracing a colorblind form of equality that still prioritizes whiteness by making itself easily digestible and ambiguous, Beyoncé's Blackness feels bold; bolder than it actually is.
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That means you get a highly digestible protein powder that tastes good, mixes into a creamy texture with your favorite milk alternative, smoothie, juice, or water, and leaves you feeling satisfied while your muscles improve themselves after a hard day's workout.
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There will apparently be two tiers of shows: a small number of longer, prestige shows on the order of House of Cards, and more digestible 5-to-10-minute shows that can be added to the Facebook app's video tab daily.
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As tempting as it is to reduce complicated and longstanding conflicts to digestible categories and the familiar roles of victim and oppressor, it's intellectually dishonest and serves only to exacerbate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, foremost by denying Palestinian leadership their autonomy.
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The three-channel film is a story of how humans are ultimately reductionists in our relationship to the ecology — in a world that feels like it is too much for us, we aim to cut it down to a digestible size.
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Her years in the classroom with Harvard Law students have also made her an excellent teacher, someone who can simplify the most complex concepts and problems into easily digestible stories -- a skill much in demand in an increasingly complex world.
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The more science that gets done, and the more that science gets described to the public in a way that is digestible and acceptable in review, I think the more we will see attitudes toward the study of profanity changing.
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Sifting through big data sets and turning them into digestible narratives, helping businesses field customer questions more efficiently, providing understandable analytics, or recreating the in-store experience for customers online - these are just a few examples of what is feasible today.
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Even while employing standard pop techniques like hitting the first chorus within 30 seconds on "Erased Your Number," or with the optimistic message and easily digestible mid-tempo pacing on "Journeys Ahead," Rountree combines grunge, shoegaze, and 90s alt rock.
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Video footage of schoolchildren gathering around a volcano installation and stepping onto a platform that simulates eruption shows how we have managed to package uncontrollable grandeur into easily digestible displays for educational purposes — but it's ambiguous how successful these endeavors are.
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The series divides the story naturally, in an easily digestible order, progressing through EARONS's escalation from burglary to rape to homicide, all while focusing on the victims and their stories and chronicling the massive jurisdictional nightmare EARONS presented to police.
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All you have to do is upload the URL of the blog post, news article, or document in the app, and Spreeder will transform it into a more digestible file that reduces eye movement and simulates a natural reading flow.
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Written in an immediate, conversational tone, the book is both entertaining and digestible — so much, in fact, that even your kids can read it (which they probably should if you want them to be grounded, hardworking and smart about money).
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Read more: 6 habits that are secretly sabotaging your relationship, according to relationship experts This book takes all of Gottman's research and puts it in digestible chapters with exercises couples can do to work toward a healthier and long-lasting relationship.
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At the end of each chapter, there's a "Putting It All Together" section that breaks down the prep into digestible steps from two or more weeks before, one week before, two days before, one day before, and the day of.
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"Because their gastrointestinal systems will have slowed down considerably from lack of eating, they will need to be eased into ingesting easily digestible foods, so may require intravenous replenishment with glucose and electrolytes," which are sugar and liquids, he said.
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Here is Florian's impressive life reduced into a more digestible format for the time-pressed, indigestion-suffering recruiter: Then, one Sunday night in late August, I fired off a dozen of perfectly-pitched cover letters to a whole spread of companies.
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The success of American Dirt has reiterated the message that the real-life experiences of Latinos, and immigrants, are only valid when they are packed with digestible, familiar stereotypes, as told through the lens of white, or white-passing, storytellers.
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In roughly 350 digestible pages (or, in her recent book excerpt-turned-cover-story for 'New York'), Traister will convince readers that the 2016 election will come down to a maybe-surprising demographic, and then make you feel foolish for ever thinking otherwise.
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Coming in at 1 hour and 20153 minutes, it definitely challenges the notion that humans only have an attention span of 8 seconds (one second shorter than a goldfish), and should be served short, easily-digestible, branded content in order to be engaging.
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Divided into digestible chunks of coursework — three hours per week, to be exact — this training utilizes interactive downloadable workbooks to advance you through Excel tasks like performing calculations, formatting worksheets, importing data, working with tables, automating your work with macros, and more.
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"Pol is filled with people who've been perfecting their arguments for their ideologies for over a decade and wrapping them up in digestible little shitposts," one 4chan devotee who is now part of the pro-authoritarian, neoreactionary movement told me this spring.
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If you want to get in on the fun, this bundle breaks down the most head-scratch-inducing concepts into digestible lectures, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of things like TensorFlow, Neural Networks, Clustering In R, and a whole lot more.
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Instead, we here at VICE have exhaustively combed through all eight seasons of the show and an entire bookshelf of books, meticulously cataloguing everything that has led up to the final episode and distilling the remaining relevant details into one easily digestible package.
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"It all moves along so amiably, and offers such consistently delightful visuals, that the conventional plot points, up to and including an inevitable 'but I can explain' bit, are entirely digestible," Glenn Kenny wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Tracks such as "When the Lion Devours Both Dragon and Child" and "Extravaganza" have their crushing moments, but they also prominently feature easily digestible riffs and solos, while their clean singing segments sound like straight power metal cheese in the best possible way.
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Still, it's hard to see where you can go wrong with a series of short, easily digestible clips of J-Lo giving a boatload of money away, or Idris Elba trying his hand at stunt driving, or Guillermo del Toro doing basically anything.
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In a speech responding to the shooting Monday, Trump made the following case that was bigoted, factually challenged, and previously beyond the pale for American politics at the presidential level — but also clear, easily digestible, and potentially emotionally appealing to many Americans.
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Its rise also speaks to a different kind of trend in the market: In the wider world of business intelligence, there is an increasing demand for more digestible data in order to better tap advances in data analytics to use it across organizations.
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On one hand, I'm relieved to find that the work is outstanding: digestible 2' x 3' collages; sticker-covered sculptures recalling the verve of the city; newspaper and printer paper assemblages scattered just to make you feel the rush of Manhattan's West Side.
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Nonetheless, as career moves they are disorienting — no matter how hypnotic trap has become, it's usually a concise genre, especially in the hands of pop-friendly radio ambassadors like Migos and Rae Sremmurd, who both streamline voguish rap conventions into digestible product.
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We've seen dance routines choreographed around smartphones in music videos, and we've seen FaceTime deployed in music videos, and we've sure as heck seen Beats product placement in music videos — but have we ever seen all three in one shockingly digestible piece of earnest commercialism?
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Researchers from Intelligent Systems Laboratory at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland have been working on the creation of a tiny edible and digestible robotic actuator which may be used to deliver medicine in the intestinal track or help provide internal stability, reports Recode.
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Gfycat, one of the most popular GIF platforms on the web, is a common way of translating video into an easily digestible and shareable format, giving it a Gfycat-hosted link to live on that can then be shared easily on Reddit and other platforms.
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Writer Tina Horn wrote a book about digital, hand-held intimacy: Sexting: The Grown-Ups Little Book of Sex Tips for Getting Dirty Digitally feeds us delightfully digestible tips to make sure we're all on the same screen when it comes to digi-sex.
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That baggage is the events of Season 4 – which is much more digestible in its current, "remixed" format – a season which many fans disliked after its 2013 release, and a season which took some characters down unusually depressing paths from which they can't fully escape.
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Twitter does give instructions for how to pin the web version of TweetDeck to your Windows task bar, but that may do little to console PC users who've come to rely on TweetDeck's stand-alone app for its more digestible view of Twitter feeds.
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Portraying the Palestinians as David and Israel as Goliath, the international media promotes its anti-Israel agenda with easily digestible narratives such as referring to a knife-wielding Palestinian terrorist as a "wounded person" or just "a person" rather than an attacker or terrorist.
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Instead of one Atari 2700 (a prototype that had a radio frequency antenna in the controller) being stuck in a private collection somewhere, The Game Console brings it and over 100 other devices into historical context with one another, all within a readily digestible format.
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That has increased the hunt for viral moments that can circulate on social media; for easily digestible clips to win over the public; and for opportunities to seize on years worth of public comments caught on tape from many of the senators in the jury.
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Since insulin levels after meals are determined largely by the carbohydrates we eat — particularly easily digestible grains and starches, known as high glycemic index carbohydrates, as well as sugars like sucrose and high-fructose corn syrup — diets based on this approach specifically target these carbohydrates.
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Last year I ventured to analyze every side of the NBA through this column, but instead of exploring all 30 teams as randomly as one possibly can, I'm going to break things down within a rotating group of categories to make it all more digestible.
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Foreign palates didn't always agree with Li's most inventive creations, so in late 2016 he collaborated with award-winning local bartender Reeve Yip to create a more refined menu that continues to focus on local ingredients and nostalgic concepts, but with more digestible reference points.
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Luckily, there's an easy and digestible place to start, according to Shelley Traa, ACE-certified personal trainer and fitness manager at 24 Hour Fitness in Carlsbad, CA. "Whatever your daily life entails, none of it is possible without adequate core, back, and arm strength," Traa says.
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Cereals are grains and these have to be processed to be digestible, but the processing can range from just cooking, to removing the nutrient-rich germ and bran, extruding to create form and texture, and adding vitamins, minerals, fiber, colors, flavors, salt, sugars, chocolate, and marshmallows.
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The company's Autonomous Visualization System (AVS for short) is a "customizable web-based platform that allows self-driving technology developers — big or small — to transform their vehicle data into an easily digestible visual representation of what the vehicle is seeing in the real world," Uber says.
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Seriously, nothing really hits the mass market until Zara's carrying it, and when a trend does arrive at the retailer — whether it's something digestible, like off-the-shoulder tops, or edgier, like boxy blazers and sock boots — it's only a matter of days until it goes viral.
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It takes all of the material information related to capitalization and summarizes it into a digestible format to help founders make executive-level decisions for soliciting stockholder approvals, issuing grants to new hires, raising additional rounds of financing, calculating liquidation waterfalls for a liquidity event, etc.
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But go figure: "The Flick" went on to win the Pulitzer Prize last year, in a rare case of the award's going to a play that truly nudges the art form in new directions; more regularly it's the traditional and easily digestible works that win that trophy.
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"That's why he so prefers TV as his first news source – information comes in easily digestible sound bites," he explained, before adding that in the 18 months he spent with the tycoon, he never saw a book on Trump's desk, in his office or his apartment. 8.
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In the West, chat bots have been proposed as the answer, or at least an answer, for the information overload because they can simplify data and conversation into single lines of digestible text and they don't require a download, which takes time and can require a password.
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Regardless of whether Mr. Trump is impeached or removed from office, the political fight will be won or lost based on which party can take a complicated series of events and turn them into a digestible story line that can break through in a deeply polarized country.
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Amy Neben, a partner and talent manager at Select Management Group — which manages some of YouTube's top influencers, like Eva Gutowski (mylifeaseva), with 10 million YouTube subscribers — previously told Business Insider that she advises her clients against promoting any "questionable digestible" product not approved by the FDA.
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Scott Warfield, Nascar&aposs managing director of gaming — and one of Business Insider&aposs sports betting power players — told us that in-race wagering, in particular, could make auto racing more "digestible" for millennials, who may not want to devote two to four hours watching a race.
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This is very much a strategy of resistance to the kind of aesthetic economics that are imposed upon us, the aesthetic austerity that's imposed upon artists of color that is intended to evacuate visual histories and provide the White art world with an easily digestible hors d'oeuvre.
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For all the vividness of her presence, Ms. Herlitzius, 54, has a lean, sinewy voice that can come off as too raw for a country that likes its opera plush and easily digestible; Ms. Antonacci, 56, has pursued corners of the repertory that rarely get done here.
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The Black Dahlia Murder write rollicking anthems about vampires and werewolves; Tribulation and Ghost make digestible theater-metal straight out of a Hammer horror movie; and Acid Witch even use that same metallicized 70s double feature aesthetic that Zombie helped cement in the rock 'n' roll psyche.
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It worked with agency We Believers to make its six-pack packaging rings — which are usually plastic and can end up in oceans — out of biodegradable material that would appeal to the surfers and fishermen that drank its beer, as well as being digestible by fish.
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That is one reason you rarely see the term applied in Bordeaux, a wine region where the best wines, regardless of price, ought to be among the most digestible wines in the world yet are too often weighed down by excesses in viticulture, winemaking and reverence.
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For readers, the pitch is that Serial Box marries the best of two media: "Serial Box brings everything that's awesome about TV (easily digestible episodes, team-written, new content every week) to what was already cool about books (well-crafted stories, talented authors, enjoyable anywhere)," promises the website.
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If Al Gore, in "An Inconvenient Truth," was the harbinger of the former crisis, then Harris seems poised to become the harbinger of the latter one, and in more or less the same way: by pacing across a stage dispensing easily digestible phrases about the urgency of the moment.
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READ MORE: The WFP Wants to End Global Hunger in 15 Years But something about the digestible nature of Windhorse's drone did not sit right with Save the Children's chief executive Kevin Watkins, who had just returned from Somalia and had nothing good to say about the comestible flyer.
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It's responsible for a string of some of the more digestible and refreshing NBA columns you'll read, and in a league that's increasingly influenced by the collective bargaining agreement, it doubles as a useful way to look at where the sport is along with where it may be going.
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While Facebook maintains it is just a platform (so it's not liable for the content that users choose to share), the company is also a multinational entity that's trying to build a digestible product: a digital Coca-Cola that everyone, from hipster San Francisco to conservative Jordan, can enjoy.
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Brimming with chill, non-Bonnie vibes and crowd-friendly, digestible legalese such as "What about the Sixth Amendment?" and "Not to mention they've got tons of conflict of interest," Frank successfully demands a subpoena for all of ADA Atwood's texts, phone calls, and emails on the day Wes' body was transferred.
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This week, MSNBC wanted to give its viewers a simple, digestible summary of all the potential White House candidates who hadn't jumped into the Democratic primary race yet — and somehow, with the most diverse presidential field in history taking shape, all 15 of the chosen contenders-in-waiting were white men.
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And while American sex ed is often problematic, the rise of digital alternatives—a new class of YouTube sex educators, who aim to make taboo subjects fun and digestible for an audience that grew up online—often fail to deliver medically accurate information, and can sometimes emphasize style over substance.
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"You can pack in tons of nutrients into an easily digestible breakfast," says nutritionist Keri Glassman, MS, RD. It takes five minutes to throw together, but if you don't have that time in the morning, blend it the night before, put it into a travel cup, grab, and hit the road.
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Fall in love with a personal financial resourcePerhaps it's a podcast (The Fairer Cents and Mo' Money are two of my favorites.) Or a book (The Financial Diet is my go-to.) Find a source of financial wisdom that really connects with you, and provides quality advice that's easily digestible.
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There is the language, of course, an easily digestible mash that seems to channel self-help books, thrillers, and the overwrought style of the early-twentieth-century American horror writer H.P. Lovecraft, whose work Houellebecq admired sufficiently to write an entire book on him at the beginning of his own career.
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" Conway, who fancied herself to be on fire, then tried her hand at another quip about the comedy classic Pink Panther, saying, "If [Nadler] knew what the charges were, if they were clear and convincing and digestible to the public, we would already know what were in the articles of impeachment.
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But "Part 8" of Twin Peaks: The Return proved not so easily digestible — surging with wordless, experimental imagery, intimations of cosmological enigmas, and a disturbing boldness, the then newest entry into David Lynch and Mark Frost's beloved series was immediately hailed for raising — or least deranging — TV's bar, the peakiest of all.
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Attorney General's Office OpenJustice is making all of this data accessible and easily digestible because "there is a real desire and need from the public to better understand exactly what was going on with law enforcement," Justin Erlich, special assistant attorney general, in the office of Attorney General Kamala Harris, told me.
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Rather than have to follow a boring set of facts rolling across the screen as the two candidates scream at each other, Trump-rested Development holds up Trump's denials during the debate next to his past comments saying the opposite, paring down the debate into one easily digestible (and factually correct) short.
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Roe is a major issue for Democrats too, but it's harder to pin down an easily digestible message from there — there are nuances as far as what the courts can do to support the issues liberals care about, from the environment and LGBTQ rights to voting access and protections for workers and consumers.
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Why this matters: Young, media savvy candidates have managed to make once-fringe ideas more digestible in a way that appeals to the grievances of younger voters, per the AP. By the numbers: About 17% of 18-34 year olds voted for Italy's far-right League party in 2018, compared to 5% in 2013.
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"People crave new and there is a constant hunger for what's next: Part of what we try to do with Pop-In is take forward ideas like Korean fashion, and propagate it back to our customers in a more digestible way that encourages them to come explore, have fun, engage with it," Kim said.
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Ultimately, they want to produce nutritious, more easily digestible plants whose undigested parts can be more readily recycled as a source of oxygen and carbon, says Washington State University's Norman Lewis, who leads the experiment along with colleagues from Los Alamos National Laboratory, NASA, the University of New Mexico and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
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More broadly, Shape is hoping to tap into a trend that has seen a number of new trading apps launch that aim to make it easier, cheaper and more accessible to start stock market trading, coupled with the needs of a new generation of first-time traders who are seeking clear and digestible market information.
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And while residents living in states where medical marijuana is legalized can buy a wide-range of dank, delicious edibles from dispensaries, the average pot enthusiast is more likely to dump an ounce of mids into some brownie batter than whip up something digestible if left to his own devices in an amateur cannabis kitchen.
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But the most exciting item in the parade of comfort foods that exit Ms Cicolini's kitchen was trippa alla romana, tender strips of tripe simmered in a sauce that had the bright acidity of fresh tomatoes, a rendition of a classic that is decidedly lighter and more digestible than the typical Roman-style trippa.
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But Quibi, which is named after the phrase "quick bite" for the types of easily digestible video content it aims to produce, plans to raise an additional $1 billion, on top of the $1 billion it already has, to get its service properly funded to get off the ground, according to a report in The Information.
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Think about the items that are just edgy enough to feel fresh, but are still digestible to a mass market; think about the trends that are surefire wins across the board, from Instagram to street style to magazine editorials (oversized blazers were all over the place last season, and now Zara can't get enough of them).
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But if Greenwald's account is about journalism, Poitras's is a subtle and artful character study and Kucherena's is an attempt at the Russian novel — a man alone in a room, wrestling with his conscience — Stone's is the explicit blockbuster version, told in high gloss with big, emotional music and digestible plot points that will appeal to mass audiences.
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To mark the occasion, IFC Center is reviving the highlights of what some moviegoers regard as his more digestible early period, starting with "Breathless" (screening from Friday through Monday), which helped usher in an era of self-reflexivity in movies, and concluding with the "end of cinema," the declaration he made at the close of "Weekend" (March 29-31).
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But it's already clear that "Dirty John" has been turned into a different, lesser, more digestible beast for TV. Recounting the story of Debra Newell, a successful Newport Beach businesswoman who fell hard for Meehan despite copious warning signs and the vociferous opposition of two of her daughters, the podcast imposes a sense of inexorable menace from the start.
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And it is because the company does a brisk trade in its more digestible, commercial collections, like the heart-studded Play line, its wallets and its fragrances, that Ms. Kawakubo is free to be as esoteric as she wants with her most obsessional creations, the runway collection she shows for the main Comme des Garçons line.
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In the study, carried out by the University of Hertfordshire, a group of 12 fencers (the ones with the fake swords, not the guys you call to fix your front gate) were asked to rinse their mouths for five seconds with an energy drink containing maltodextrin, a type of easily digestible sugar often used in sports supplements.
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Folayan: Acting as both a director and a producer—having to raise money, pitch the film, package it in a way that was going to be digestible to people who were thousands of miles away from the situation and frame of mind, and touch down on the ground to be really rooted with people, rather than looking at them as subjects.
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Mr. DiPietro, the author of the long-running comedy "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" and a Tony winner for the book for the musical "Memphis," is himself a throwback: something of a Neil Simon de nos jours, who writes easily digestible comic dialogue that earned a hefty amount of chuckles from the audience I watched the show with.
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But it's much harder to tell cynical, big-budget stories that are, in essence, about how this sort of storytelling creates easily digestible tales of heroes and villains that ignore how the rich and powerful will always be rich and powerful, and if you somehow join them, your interests will suddenly shift, unless you are an incredibly strong-willed person.
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What makes Bruce so appealing to so many people isn't necessarily that his music is revolutionary (although some Stans will surely let me know how wrong that opinion is), but rather that he knows exactly how to describe what it's like to be alive right now in a way that is digestible and easy to comprehend—regardless if that "now" is in 1980 or 1992 or 2016.
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It's no surprise that Bee and Oliver were two of the best and brightest alums from Jon Stewart's Daily Show tenure, since both comedians share Stewart's knack for distilling the most complex issues into searing (and yet somehow easily digestible) treatises that cut right to the heart of our cultural and political anxieties — delivering vital information in a way that's equal parts hilarious and heartfelt.
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Most of the time, in my hearing, when cultural critics talk about the difficulties with US culture — the deeply embedded racial hatred and fear, the misogyny, the myopia, the ignorance that seems to have no end — they say, "The problem is … " But Baldwin rightly identifies several problems with our culture, which has the off-putting effect of making his critique more honest but less digestible.
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Once upon a time, it was as stylish to hate voicemail as it now is to hate Facebook, but against all odds, voicemail has made a slow but miraculous comeback in a more digestible form: Last year, WeChat revealed that its users sent 6.1 billion voice texts each day, Facebook Messenger is home to 1.3 billion monthly active users and WhatsApp hosts about 60 billion messages per day.
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The reality is that the current environment--whether it is low financial stress, ultra-low market volatility, good US dataflow, firmer US inflation, the fact the USD has given up half of its post-election gains, stocks at the all-time highs, Treasury yields well off the recent highs (even after the latest move), and the fact that the global economic backdrop has improved--makes a March hike extremely "digestible".
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On the condescendingly titled, tepidly performed Pure Comedy, Misty's well-groomed designer folk-rock band failed to rise above a lachrymose crawl, thus sparing listeners the burden of feeling musical pleasure while absorbing the artist's lofty proclamations on social media, the entertainment complex, outrage culture, and other hot topics lesser writers have at least the modesty to sneer about in quickly digestible think pieces, rather than an hour-plus album.
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As a reminder, Braun Strowman is their hottest property (even if they don't fully realize it yet) primarily because what he does fits so well into those digestible bites of pro wrestling goodness WWE manages to slice away from the bloated Raw; his destruction of a truck netted 7.3 million views at the time of writing, a good five to seven times the number of views most of their videos get.
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When I first heard footwork, I thought of go-go music, and how its laid-back, call-and-response funk jams never really caught on outside of Washington, D.C. There are plenty of regional styles that never travel the world, and footwork has no doubt benefitted from releases such as the "Bangs & Works" compilations, and from the Internet's capacity for making faraway subcultures seem both mysterious and digestible.
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The things that made it a bit of a hard sell in the cinema — its reportedly tiny budget, its combination of several tired film genres (horror-comedy, vampires, mockumentaries), and, above all, its emphasis on situational comedy skits over any kind of plot — all worked wonderfully together online, where the film could be packaged and distributed as a series of hilarious jokes, all in GIF-size, easily digestible format.
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They argue that it is more digestible than the 448-page report by former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerFox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' Lewandowski says Mueller report was 'very clear' in proving 'there was no obstruction,' despite having 'never' read it Fox's Cavuto roasts Trump over criticism of network MORE and that it involves Trump as president, not as a candidate.
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"I think from our standpoint and as as well as from the standpoint of people who are in the group, the reason why the term itself 'halal snack pack' resonates with people is because it's just a very easily digestible way of us being able to show we are in solidarity with the cultural practices of Muslim-Australians as well as Turkish and or Middle Eastern small business owners, who have done a lot for this country," the 24-year-old told MUNCHIES.
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" Designed in apparent collaboration with Palantir, XKEYSCORE Helper sought to make data obtained through the NSA's muscular XKEYSCORE program more digestible and offered a way to port it into Palantir's more analyst-friendly interface: "This collaborative environment also produced a piece of software called "XKEYSCORE Helper," a tool programmed with Palantir (and thoroughly stamped with its logo) that allowed analysts to essentially import data from the NSA's pipeline, investigate and visualize it through Palantir, and then presumably pass it to fellow analysts or Five Eyes intelligence partners.
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Although YouTube has occasionally provided an outlet for young people to make their voices heard—especially when it comes to building like-minded communities for marginalized and underrepresented groups—YouTube stars like Alissa Violet, FaZe Banks, the Paul brothers, PewDiePie, and Jenna Marbles make ungodly amounts of money from posting digestible montages of their lives: Jackass-style stunts, Q&As with their best friends, footage of themselves completing "challenges," and even just carrying around their iPhone X on a selfie stick to film their ultra-luxe day-to-day existence.
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Here are some of my favorite ways to procrastinate on long run days while training for the TCS New York City Marathon as part of Michelob ULTRA's TeamULTRA: Look at photos of my niece, pee, empty the dishwasher, respond to a few DMs, pee, realize I'm still hungry, eat some form of nut butter plus easily digestible carb snack, apply Body Glide, nearly lock self out of apartment while going to get iPhone arm band, pee one last time, wonder if I applied enough Body Glide, apply more in unmentionable places, drink another sip of water (but not too much!), wonder why I am doing this, change my mind, go back to bed. Kidding!
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