Like Mr. Knobler, my favorite of his set was FUTZ for ETSY (seriously; move to the next letter of the alphabet for each letter of ETSY and you get FUTZ).
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It's little surprise then that Louisville agreed to let Google futz around with its roads.
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In iOS 11, you will have to futz with the official iOS Share Sheet less often.
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Jones's kin run the place now, and they were wise enough to not futz with much.
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Is it one of those pieces where the costume team is constantly having to futz with it?
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And the mechanics were nuanced enough to let you futz your way into places you shouldn't be.
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Live Focus lets you futz around with the blur effect while the image is still in preview.
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"Fuz" or "futz" is a "very crude and sexually-connoted word" according to Swiss-German weekly newspaper Handelszeitung.
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Scene Optimizer saves amateur photographers from having to futz with more advanced settings like white balance and saturation.
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You can only futz with trying to correctly rotate or position blocks for so long before you lose interest.
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This means that folks who might not want to futz around with the command line can play with bitcoin.
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After all, there's never more time to futz around with TV mounts or your old record collection than now.
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You can futz with the OR's machinery remotely, but the hospital's AI takes over and resuscitates the patient in those situations.
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But when it's time to create, he'll futz with a MIDI Keyboard melody or a drum sound with savant-like focus.
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"We would get into it and Tom would hear me, and we would futz with it and figure it out," she said.
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I didn't have time to futz about with the feature on the HomePod, but I imagine it executes in a similar fashion.
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Futz around on the computer for a bit, journal, and watch an episode of Veronica Mars with B. In bed by 217:219.
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The original format of the show is so brilliant and so perfectly shaped that it didn't make sense to me to futz with it too much.
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This differs from the simple act of swinging dumbbells around while you crank your favorite jams, futz with your smartphone, and/or think about something else.
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"Developers want to maintain their listing prices, and then futz with the numbers behind the scenes," said Paul Johansen, an associate broker with CORE Real Estate.
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So to break up his monotony, I decided to futz with the interview format a little and used only lines from Nicolas Cage movies as my questions.
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But if you're in the building watching officials futz around near the official scorers table, you almost always have no idea why a decision has been made.
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I wash my big iced coffee cup and fill it up for tomorrow, then head to bed and futz around on the computer until way too late.
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The comedy seems to write itself here, though the game's success or failure will ultimately depend on how much flexibility you have to futz with the world around you.
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You'll essentially input the projector as an extended display — again, a fairly painless process, though you may have to futz with the resolution a bit to get things right.
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I also think that Google is going to futz around with these gestures again once Android 11 rolls around, so I'm not going to get too attached to them.
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You can open up the Share Sheet on a bunch of stuff — like webpages — and have them converted to a PDF you can immediately futz with and save or share.
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My favorite theme entries are FUTZ, such a wonderful word; TOFFS, because they do SNEER, and the iconic, but reportedly coincidental, 2001: A Space Odyssey letter shift of IBM/HAL.
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You can't futz with those levels in the camera app — and honestly that level of control probably runs counter to the sort of plug and play functionality Google's shooting for here.
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While we're on the subject of lights, I love auto-dimming features, which turn off high beams automatically — no more blinding oncoming traffic or having to continually futz with the stalk.
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This freeform section of the experience allows you to examine the fighter from all sides in VR. You can even climb into the cockpit and futz with the buttons; many of them even work.
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The company was founded in 2011, and its core market is developers who build things and don't want to futz around with the complexity that you can run into when you use the big guys.
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But here's the problem with using "fidgeting" as a marketing strategy: As any true fidgeter knows, you don't need to spend money on a new object to futz with — objects simply appear, and you fidget with them.
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The built-in preamp gives the C200 a bit of a kick-start, though if you happen to have your own standalone preamp, you'll probably want to futz with that and let your external hardware do the heavy lifting here.
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She goes to New Caledonia, an island between Australia and Fiji, where "free from the burden of vigilance" — against predators — a race of crows can futz and experiment with the materials around them until they've fashioned all kinds of hooklike, food-procuring tools.
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It may seem a little goofy to release a tablet for your 3D printer but it definitely makes sense it, say your printer is in a public lab where it's easier to allow users to edit models right from the printer than futz around on a laptop.
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A la carte is slowly coming to the industry – although there is some proof the users don't want it – not because it is a challenge the cable companies want to solve but because it is now easier to appease potential cord cutters than futz with massive programming packages.
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Instead of using the camera's remote control port or trying to futz about with Wi-Fi, the company chose a third option… Using a custom Bluetooth dongle that plugs into the camera's USB port and leaches power from its HDMI port, Unleashed unlocks the power of your camera from your smartphone.
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That body of work, too, had a less-than-traditional release: Mr. West debuted the songs during a fashion show at Madison Square Garden, released it a few days later as an exclusive on Jay-Z's streaming service Tidal and then continued to futz with the tracks, updating the music as he pleased.
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Though Juul doesn't make get-you-high pods itself, a few third-party canna-companies have wisely figured out that if they pack their oils into the pods for the most popular nicotine vaporizer on the planet, they might just pick up a few sales from those who'd rather not futz around with multiple devices.
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The $300 over-ear Beats Solo 3 Wireless now come in satin gold and Satin silver to match the new colors for the iPhone XS/XS Max, while the $60 urBeats3 earphones are available in yellow, blue and coral to match the cheaper iPhone XR. The latter also sport a Lightning cable, so you don't have to futz with the dongle (which is a fun phrase).
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Futz was made into a film in 1969. The cast includes Sally Kirkland and Frederic Forrest. Futz! IMDB pageFriedman, Amy. "Rochelle Owens: Off Beat, Off-Off Broadway". Beat Drama: Playwrights and Performances of the 'Howl’ Generation.
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Paul Foster on Doollee play database, doollee.com O'Horgan directed and also composed music for the Rochelle Owens play Futz!. He first directed the play off-off-Broadway for La MaMa in March 1967 and later took it to the Edinburgh Festival and then to New York's Theater de Lys, an off-Broadway venue in June 1968."Futz!" Opens at the de Lys, Clive Barnes, New York Times, June 14, 1968, orlok.
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In 1969, Ginsberg directed his first feature film. Coming Apart starred Rip Torn as a mentally disturbed psychologist who secretly films his sexual encounters with women. Sally Kirkland, who was simultaneously filming Futz! at the time, also stars.
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The Gemini Award-nominated show was created by Vadim Kapridov. Originally it was a web animation that appeared on United Feature Syndicate's website, Comics.com, where they posted a series of Flash cartoons called Mr. Futz in 2001. It was later picked up for television, with development beginning in 2002, with production commencing in December 2006 and ending on schedule in September 2007.
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Robinson's first professional roles were as a stage actor and playwright in New York. His first role in New York was in the play MacBird!. He went on to appear in productions in North America and Europe, including Woyzeck, Futz, Werner Liepolt's "The Young Master Dante" and The Cannibals. In 1969, he had his first television role with a guest part on N.Y.P.D. at the age of 26.
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The thriller Eye of the Cat (1969) and the comedy Futz (1969) were Stefano's last big-screen jobs for many years. Throughout the 1970s, he wrote many television films such as Revenge! (1971), A Death of Innocence (1971), Home for the Holidays (1972), Live Again, Die Again (1974), Aloha Means Goodbye (1974) and Snowbeast (1977). Stefano also wrote one episode for the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1988) entitled "Skin of Evil".
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In 1965, Shepard's one-act plays Dog and The Rocking Chair were produced at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club. These were the first of many productions of Shepard's work at La MaMa during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. In 1967, Tom O'Horgan directed Shepard's Melodrama Play alongside Leonard Melfi's Times Square and Rochelle Owens' Futz at La MaMa. In 1969, Jeff Bleckner directed Shepard's science fiction play The Unseen Hand at La MaMa.
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Futz! is a Canadian animated series that was first shown on Teletoon as a sneak peek on August 24 in 2007 and began airing regularly on September 3, 2007, ending on January 6, 2008 after 26 episodes. Alt URL It also aired in Australia on ABC from April 14, 2008 to October 20, 2008 and was set to air on several other channels worldwide. On Teletoon, it has aired as an interstitial program following movies presented on the channel.
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Writer Peter David, in a column about jokes he was not allowed to do, revealed that he had considered naming the two "Nuck" and "Futz", but had been overruled by DC editors who did not like the combination "Nuck'n'Futz". These men are acting on behalf of the Department of Extranormal Operations. They are seeking to recapture Secret; instead she leads a revolt that frees all of their other captives. Red Tornado faces losing custody of his adoptive daughter, Traya.
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During the 1960s and 1970s, Owens' plays premiered in New York City at the Judson Poets Theatre, La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club, Theater for the New City, and the American Place Theatre. She was a founding member of the New York Theater Strategy and the Women's Theater Council. Her play Futz was first published in 1961 and is foundational to the off-off-Broadway canon. It raised some controversy, and was banned in Toronto and called a "lust and bestiality play" by a newspaper in Edinburgh.
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O'Horgan directed and composed the score for the screen adaptation of Futz with Frederic Forrest, Sally Kirkland, and Jennifer O'Neill, and directed the film version of Eugène Ionesco's Rhinoceros starring Zero Mostel, Gene Wilder, and Karen Black (and which featured a score by Hair composer Galt MacDermot). O'Horgan composed the score for Paul Mazursky's Alex in Wonderland starring Donald Sutherland and Ellen Burstyn. In addition, he is credited with "stage production conceived and adapted by" for the 1978 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band film.
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O'Horgan made his Broadway directorial debut in 1968 with the ground-breaking musical, Hair. Based on his growing reputation with Futz! and other off-off-Broadway plays he directed, Hair authors Ragni and Rado sought out O'Horgan to direct the Off-Broadway production of the show when it opened at The Public Theater in the fall of 1967, but O'Horgan was working in Europe at the time and was unable to accept the invitation. When the show made the transition uptown to Broadway, O'Horgan was called again and this time he was able to accept.
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O'Horgan won three Drama Desk Awards for his direction of Lenny and off-Broadway plays Futz! (1969), and Tom Paine (1968), and was also named Theatrical Director of the Year by Newsweek in 1968. He was awarded the 1967 Obie Award for best off-off-Broadway director of the year and the 1968 Brandeis Award for Creative Arts. In 1969 he was nominated for a Tony Award for best director of a musical for Hair but lost out to Peter Hunt who directed 1776.1969 Tony Award Winners, broadwayworld.
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One of Canada's most influential alternative theatres, Theatre Passe Muraille (theatre "goes through walls") was founded in 1968 by director and playwright Jim Garrard, who started the company out of Rochdale College. Its radical intention was create a distinctly Canadian voice in theatre. It was conceived in the notion that theatre should transcend real estate; that plays can be made and staged anywhere—in barns, in auction rings, in churches, bars, basements, lofts, even in streetcars; and it was interested in the idea that theatre need not be a vehicle of social change, but rather it should endeavour always to be a mirror to social change. The company gained local notoriety when it was bafflingly charged with obscenity for the only mildly provocative play by American playwright Rochelle Owens, Futz (about a farmer who falls in love with his pig, but suffers the persecution of his intolerant neighbours).
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