The bartender has been infusing Tito's with pineapple and spices.
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Tinctures are herbal extracts made from infusing plants in alcohol.
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The candy sits in milk, infusing the flavor over hours.
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And he likes infusing plays with his take on dance.
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This was the beginning of Apple infusing style into its devices.
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Readers praised Sepetys for infusing her story with beauty and hope.
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Squid ink is glutamate rich, infusing whatever it touches with umami.
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Silicon Valley is determined to improve education by infusing it with technology.
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Disney then ran with the idea, infusing the park with Chinese elements.
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Matt, were you consciously infusing social commentary as you wrote the screenplay?
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Second, it means infusing cooperative weaver values into all of our organizations.
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Second, I'm not against infusing the school day with spirit and fun.
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It is the umami of life, infusing ordinary days with unexpected flavor.
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Kia is banking on infusing razzle dazzle to its more pedestrian product lineup.
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Copywriters are infusing holidays into our lexicon with no one to stop them!
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Imagine infusing a bunch of cheap vodka with strawberry-flavored Sour Patch Kids.
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And then taking Chinoiserie and my heritage and infusing it into that world.
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Now based in London, Ms. Westphal has been infusing Phillips with new energy.
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Overall, he appears to be infusing his skating with more purpose and thoughtfulness.
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So I'm secretly infusing my choreography with what I'd do as a director.
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Now budding baristas are infusing their brews with everything from butter to Viagra.
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There's no better medium for infusing a story with subtextual imagery than comics.
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He wears glasses beneath his mask, infusing him with a kindly, studious air.
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Disruption is fundamentally an underdog story, propelling entrepreneurs and infusing fear into incumbents.
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Feel free to experiment making flavored sugars with your favorite dried herb. Infusing.
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But then again, Nolan has a history of infusing old genres with new life.
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So from my daughter I learn the science behind cooking and infusing things together.
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Peter becomes the DJ of the Guardians movies, infusing fight scenes with '70s exuberance.
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Dave & Buster's is another entertainment concept infusing a dose of fun in America's malls.
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He repeated the word "thousands" several times, infusing it with a tone of awe.
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"We're infusing politics, which is making it even further a dysfunctional immigration system," Morgan said.
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My wife is an artist and loves infusing her creative spirit into anything we do.
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I tried infusing teas into syrups, shrubs, tinctures, and of course a couple of spirits.
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And they're more than fun gimmicks: They deep cleanse by infusing oxygen into your skin.
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By infusing the distinct and important culture of sports, TOPPS aimed to dramatically reduce stigma.
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For them, this single was the soundtrack for infusing country music into the football experience.
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Drinks will arrive in custom-made receptacles and glassware, fizzing and smoking and infusing away.
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Mendoza is a master at infusing the rez ball whirlwind with offensive and defensive discipline.
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Within a few minutes, nurses helped me place intravenous lines and start infusing multiple antibiotics.
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It further exfoliated my feet while infusing vitamins and moisture back into the skin. Whoa!
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Elbaz was widely credited with infusing new life into the brand and being its driving force.
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It formed the venture with the Chinese consortium in September, infusing $100 million into the project.
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Above all else, if you're truly interested in infusing your sex life with cannabis, keep trying.
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Each subsequent season would similarly tackle a historical event by infusing it with heightened horror elements.
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They start infusing this all-positive consciousness, watching negativity, like stress, anxiety and depression, lift away.
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By infusing these themes into his music, Barclay maintains his own niche in the techno world.
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Toyota is already an investor in Uber, infusing $500 million into the tech company last year.
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She was often able to remain critical while still infusing a certain sensuality into her writing.
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Rains hurt the quality of coffee during the harvest, infusing a bitter taste to the beans.
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And both brands take structurally similar but aesthetically distinct approaches to infusing elegance into active clothing.
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Some reviewers mention that it's more durable than the other glass tea infusing travel mugs they've owned.
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He helped pioneer "New Journalism," the craft of infusing news reporting with novelistic devices and narrative techniques.
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It's less about the gloss and all about infusing personal style with the show's cool, sassy aesthetic.
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It was the latest example of Warren infusing racial and cultural messages into her usual economic arguments.
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The process mirrors the content, infusing the work with a manic insistence that is funny and disturbing.
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To do this, we are infusing AI into everything we deliver across our computing platforms and experiences.
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Serrano tells Creators he enjoys enticing audiences by infusing his work with wonder and eroticism, as well.
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Brinkley's extensive renovation of each of the properties preserved their character, while infusing them with her personality.
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Jet's lenders are still in talks with investors, who may consider infusing funds to revive the airline.
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In addition to academics, periods of the camp are devoted to arts, infusing creativity into the curriculums.
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In Taiwan, digital technology is boosting civic dialogue and infusing government with the spirit of social innovation.
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Thus, the "creative" minds producing television have resorted to infusing programs with more violence and indecent language.
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They're not hoarders — they're actually infusing massive amounts of money into the American economy and creating jobs.
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Druse discusses scent-capturing techniques like infusing, distilling, decocting and maceration, and explains perfumers' terms as well.
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Here's to infusing your life with a hearty dose of Disney, regardless of how old you may be.
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Sadly, it seems as if the state of Oklahoma takes serious objection to the DIY nature of infusing.
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Some companies are technically skirting federal law, already infusing coffee, cocktails, lotions and even pet treats with CBD.
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Ash is known for finding creative ways to promote various book collections, infusing fun into the learning environment.
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Beyoncé returned to her Southern roots by infusing Texas trill, bounce music and New Orleans brass band sounds.
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Willful Mars makes his way into passionate Leo on Monday, infusing a new dignified manner into our actions.
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He's on American TV screens, infusing it with a cosmopolitan urbanity in the British import The Night Manager.
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We need to change our relationship to movement, infusing it often and everywhere so we are less sedentary.
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It's about separating medical needs from hierarchy, and infusing that hierarchy with community wherever that can't be done.
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They have repeatedly taken credit for infusing the candidacy of the region's incumbent governor, Stefano Bonaccini, with life.
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She also sang it like a house afire, infusing the song with an urgency that Redding's version lacked.
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The embroidery, completed in white, was printed over with photographs of fruits, infusing the fabrics with vivid colors.
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By infusing its classic corn tortilla shells with Dorito powder, Taco Bell infused its brand with new zest.
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Time may seem slippery and maddeningly abstract, but it's also deeply intimate, infusing our every word and gesture.
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Make chocolate-chestnut washed Scotch by roasting chestnuts, then blending and infusing them with melted chocolate and Scotch.
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The place has a transformative effect on the event, infusing it with a sense of occasion, a passion.
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That critical oversight is why infusing her African culture into every detail of her brand was so important.
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Oldman takes on Churchill's affect, vocal intonation, and jowls — while also infusing the role with humor and warmth.
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But technology now more and more is infusing itself into the physical world now, into everything that we do.
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There are few techniques more ubiquitous in the world of bartending than the infusing of liquors with outside ingredients.
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He has a great style, so this was the result of giving him those references and infusing his design.
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"I wouldn't advocate for infusing weed into your entire Thanksgiving meal," he said by phone while cracking king crab.
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The cosplayer is taking all of their knowledge and all of their history and infusing it into this costume.
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That has changed now with stylish new hotels, restaurants, art spaces and festivals infusing fresh vigor into the area.
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By making patients partners in research, PCORI is infusing the entire health ecosystem with a culture of patient engagement.
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AJ Capital bought and renovated it, infusing it with a hyper-local style that drew inspiration from its neighborhood.
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Infusing cash into any economy tanking under the weight of mandatory epidemic-related closures is wholly appropriate, of course.
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Zoe Chan Eayrs and Merlin Eayrs inhabit spaces as they renovate them, infusing each room with history and humanity.
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It sounds like you're really interested in infusing different strains of things into what can be found funny. Absolutely.
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"Parabiosis" means the biological joining of two individuals, and in this context, it entails infusing oneself with young blood.
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As a united people, Caribpolitans successfully transform and navigate spaces in metropoles while infusing unique Caribbean culture and ethos.
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Adapting a screenplay is no easy task — you must nod to the original work while infusing the script with originality.
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"They are interested in infusing personality into these spaces and stories and layers with unexpected materials, colors, pattern, and art."
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Three Women gets at something universal and primal while also infusing Lina, Maggie, and Sloane's stories with respect and dignity.
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But look closely and you can see that Glover has quietly been infusing his videos with social commentary all along.
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Some movie directors tend to agree, infusing their films with precious hidden Easter eggs for eagle-eyed fans to discover.
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The company has been investing heavily in its ecommerce business, infusing $2 billion in the platform, according to the WSJ.
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"Jenny's presence as part of the NRDC team has underscored the necessity of infusing creative thinking in work," Corr says.
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His penchant for setting up competition and infusing tension between his subordinates has carried over from his real estate company.
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What dosage is is infusing the herb and the flavor and the components into the fat at a consistent measurement.
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Blanchard says he's going to stop infusing the water at Chicas with expensive strawberries and get on the herb train.
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Plastination, a method of preserving bodies by infusing them with resins, was developed by a German anatomist in the 1970s.
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Scentennials Lavender Scented Liners do double duty by protecting my clothes from insects and infusing them with a pleasant scent.
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Brockhampton's fans dissect its members' lives across many social-media platforms and online forums, infusing the group with new life.
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Infusing a robot with nuance is a challenge worthy of the engineers' skills, but Waldman can't resist invoking higher stakes.
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Neural networks are all the rage in Silicon Valley, infusing so many internet services with so many forms of artificial intelligence.
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In "Old Town Hoe" CupcakKe is infusing a Black woman's perspective into country music — an area where it is sorely needed.
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Ms. Warren has gained good will from black and Latino progressives for infusing her policy proposals with planks about racial equity.
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He had an assertive equal in Mr. Calvaire, who was the ideal catalyst, infusing the set with a sense of play.
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"We're infusing classic American fare with Tex-Mex flare," Alex Macedo, president of Burger King North America, said in a statement.
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These women, of all ages, from all different walks of life, went around the room "infusing" the crystal with a quality.
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T-Swift released another video from her intimate performance at the Grammy Museum, infusing the wistful song with a little rage.
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Bonus cool points if you want to get weird with some molecular gastronomy tricks by infusing it in an iSi canister.
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However: When you are taking the time to prepare and cook something, you are infusing it with your mood and feelings.
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Static images of time and place contrast with the trauma at hand, infusing the novel with an atmosphere of deepening gloom.
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But if you also still have to make it into work that morning, try infusing some home-made gravlax with weed.
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Many industry experts credit her Parisian diamond jewelry brand with infusing a much-needed lightness into the convention-laden diamond stone.
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The inverse of Memphis's playful world was the spirit of aggression infusing works like the artist Tom Sachs's "Bitch Lounge" (1999).
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But I also sense the degree to which he counteracted that perception, infusing his colors with the solidity of a shadow.
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Phoenix started the company in 2010, before the deep learning era, convinced that infusing AI into robots could transform the economy.
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Today, the same mathematical technique is infusing machines with a wide range of humanlike powers, from speech recognition to language translation.
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So they took rock 'n' roll and made it into this hybrid, by infusing it with traditional instruments and time signatures.
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Fecal transplant (which is exactly what it sounds like) effectively fixes a damaged microbiome by infusing it with a healthy one.
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By infusing decadence and whimsy into snacking, these food products invite an unexpected visual experience to the typically mindless midday nosh.
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These soft drinks are made by infusing ice-cold water with seasonal fruit and syrups, sold at street stalls across the capital.
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"Infusing money and capital into a company really should help it scale as rapidly as possible," the Keen Home CEO told CNBC.
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Sherry Strong, an author and clean-eating advocate, took Steve Martin's MasterClass with the hope of infusing some levity into her work.
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This includes introducing proposals about criminal justice reform, but also infusing more traditional "kitchen table" issues with a view of racial equity.
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The show focuses on revitalizing Gordon Square, a section of Cleveland that has seen better times, by infusing it with new business.
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The host of Trisha's Southern Kitchen added a tropical twist on a classic recipe by infusing ice cubes with chunks of pineapple.
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That also means we have the very real opportunity to screw up robots by infusing them with exaggerated, overly simplified gender stereotypes.
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Like Janah, many women founders are infusing their businesses with philanthropy aimed at helping women with regard to education, work or health.
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These shows elevated the standard good-cop-bad-cop formula, infusing gritty law enforcement dramas with stark moral questions and private agony.
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Now, rental buildings and condominiums in New York City have caught onto the idea, infusing lobbies, hallways and fitness centers with fragrances.
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In the process, Reynolds made the smart move of infusing Aviation Gin's public image with his sly and irreverent sense of humor.
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Since Farrar's retirement in 1969, only three other editors have overseen the institution, each infusing the crossword with their own distinct philosophy.
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I had recently started a grassroots effort with a few other educators focused on infusing play back into the lives of children.
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The Netherlands, France, and Britain all held big, noisy votes that underscored the political volatility now infusing politics across the European Union.
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Though infusing such wizardry into a rough-and-tumble brawler might seem a bit contrarian, Land Rover's bosses say they're being realistic.
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Good design can lead the way by infusing an approach centered around the user and the real needs that A.I. can address.
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As his vision for infusing buildings with ancient gravitas cohered, Kahn sought collaborators who could help make his groundbreaking citadels a reality.
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The "realistic" way to address reparations, he said, is to do so systemically by infusing resources into low-income communities like Denmark.
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Media watchdogs have long accused management of infusing news coverage with a Republican bent, through topic selection, guest selection and other variables.
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Infusing each scene with a cold, unwelcoming beauty, the Belgian cinematographer Ruben Impens makes his camera complicit in the trashy goings-on.
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He singlehandedly resurrected this futuristic food and intends to blast it "far fuckin' out" into the future by infusing it with weed.
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In Turkey, he has faced considerable opposition due to his practice, yet he has persevered, infusing his works with humor and irony.
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By infusing decadence and whimsy into snacking, these food products do invite an unexpected visual experience to the typically mindless midday nosh.
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Kymriah works by removing disease fighting T-cells from patients, modifying them to attack cancer, and re-infusing them back into the patients.
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Most recently, the private equity firm Cerberus took Avon's North American unit private while infusing $435 million in equity into the parent company.
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In making the political personal, the movie pulls off an even greater feat: infusing an easily politicized story with complexity and quiet passion.
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Public education systems treat computer science as a second-rate elective only included to deceptively boast about "infusing STEM offerings" into their curriculum.
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Where the photographs stood for a plain and universal photographic truth, Schutz has blurred the reality of Till's death, infusing it with subjectivity.
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Her instructor likes it — and she becomes more and more interested in the boy who's writing it, infusing the film with ambiguous tension.
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Click ahead to see our favorite beauty buys for infusing some fun into your regimen and making Bill Nye proud in the process.
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"We are without a doubt infusing intelligence and understanding in all of our products in ways that's very shared and shareable," said Shuman.
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" To candidates who fell short, Obama offered a special message, commending them for infusing "new energy and new blood into our democratic process.
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This show of formality served as a foil for the absurdist eroticism that Mr. Paik was bent on infusing into the classical tradition.
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Hollywood Democrats are pouring money into the midterm elections, infusing races with cash in a last-ditch push to flip control of Congress.
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The design is inspired by Grimm's fairy tales, infusing the flamboyant lobby and 110 rooms and suites with bright colors and strange characters.
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Cooking the potatoes with mint and lemon is my way of infusing them with delicate background notes that asparagus loves to play with.
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" • "With Volkswagen, Nvidia said it was infusing its artificial intelligence technology into the German automakers' future lineup, using their new Drive IX platform.
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During that period, Miami dominated and even defined college sports, infusing them with the brashness that anticipated Michigan's Fab Five and Johnny Football.
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Tiny seeds also prevent the oats from gluing together, and dried fruit lends a satisfying chew while infusing the milk with natural sugar.
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To watch something really joyful and to see the energy bouncing off the stage and infusing the audience with a little of that?
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The episode pays particular attention to how artists have a history of infusing their depictions of nature with their own dreams and ideals.
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To inform this season's collection, Kean delved into the textile designs of the native Argentine Mapuche people, infusing them with an Italian sensibility.
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To that end, Damon has positioned its Hypersport as an ultra-fast, smart and safe motorcycle by infusing it with unique tech features.
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"Larsson is credited with infusing more fashion into the brand," while still keeping prices down, said Tiffany Hogan, senior analyst at Kantar Consulting.
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He did it by decoding the art of mixology and by infusing it with an ingredient that's difficult to bottle: an empathetic grin.
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He has long been a critic of ESPN, alleging that the sports cable network has been infusing its coverage with left-wing politics.
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When Korey needed the team to stay late, Pasanen would send long Slack messages on her behalf, infusing her sentences with Away's values.
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Around a century ago, a sect of Christian Pacifists from Russia, known as the Dukhobors, settled nearby, infusing the region with antiwar zeal.
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At the same time, youth are infusing the climate movement in the US (and beyond) with more energy than it's had in decades.
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Fans of the French illustrator Jullien will recognize his signature graphic images and his gift for infusing humor into the simplest of renderings.
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The artist makes a clear effort to restore women's agency in erotic art, while infusing her own special brand of self-deprecative humor.
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Davis began infusing oak into spirits, steeping it in various forms and at various temperatures, to see if he could coax out better flavors.
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Lady Gaga, some predicted, would build on Beyonce's stunning "Formation" routine at last year's halftime show, infusing her performance with cutting-edge political messages.
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It's not just the iconic shape that Pringles is bringing to these new types of chips, it's also infusing the snacks with bolder flavors.
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His work has been compared to Picasso and Miró, infusing elements of calligraphy, native Sudanese design, and Islamic imagery into many of his artworks.
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Portia is a self-obsessed actress, and Hagner's portrayal brilliantly satirizes the archetype of the narcissistic millennial while infusing the character with unexpected warmth.
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Then again, Jeff Bezos does have a track record of purchasing companies, infusing them with new capital, and then sort of leaving them alone.
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Rose has written more than 800 songs and is known for bucking tradition by infusing her music with messages about domestic violence and equality.
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But each time one is defeated it changes the hive itself, infusing an aspect of the boss into the normal enemies of the hive.
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Favreau is an underrated big-budget filmmaker; he can handle the spectacle of a blockbuster while still infusing it with needed wit and bounce.
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However, other members of leadership are still trying to prevent it from happening: "Infusing those issues might make it complicated for both," said Sen.
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It involves actually removing a patient's blood cells, genetically modifying them to better identify and attack cancer, multiplying them and then re-infusing them.
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By infusing it with VHS voodoo, neon 1980s colors and a VCR aesthetic, writer Watters and artist Wijngaard create a fresh, bold new comic.
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You can also come up with fun ways to stay hydrated in the heat by infusing your water with some fresh fruit and mint.
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Declaring a public health emergency makes the opioid epidemic the government's top priority, infusing much-needed cash into hard-hit areas and bolstering resources.
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By trading veterans at the deadline, dropping Rodriguez from the roster and infusing more youth to their clubhouse, the Yankees conceded to a restart.
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Infusing this story with intoxicatingly fantastical visuals is the graphic novelist Jacques Tardi, a national treasure in France making an extraordinary debut in animation.
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Mr. Oliver, a practitioner of sentimental gothic, reshapes and reanimates the well-worn formulas of the confessional memoir by infusing them with sepulchral darkness.
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There's the "possibility of infusing ['The Mandalorian'] with more characters and taking those characters in their own direction in terms of series," Iger said.
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Now, she mixes hues by hand, infusing a peroxide base with three or four shades, softening it with vitamin E oil and jojoba oil.
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Now, she mixes hues by hand, infusing a peroxide base with three or four shades, softening it with vitamin E oil and jojoba oil.
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That's why a growing number of sign language interpreters are infusing emotions and other visual cues into their interpretations of songs at live concerts.
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The network has been under fire for months from the right, which says ESPN has been infusing left-wing politics into its sports coverage.
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They said her message of "big, structural change" was authentic, and they praised her for infusing her policies with corrective measures for racial inequities.
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After each of these strenuous actions, the performers' microphones were turned back on, infusing the next song with the sibilance of their heavy breathing.
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This justification no longer held after 1945, but leagues came to realize that infusing sports with patriotism was great advertising and continued the practice.
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The National League East-leading Washington Nationals are infusing some youth into the lineup to begin the second half and are already getting strong returns.
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The event, which saw Trump return to the campaign trail for a confidence-infusing rally, capped one of the most consequential days of his presidency.
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Whatever way you start infusing your life with more moments of gratitude, in the short and long term, you will be grateful that you did.
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And the engineers developing Adobe's artificial intelligence platform, called Sensei, are infusing machine learning into a variety of groundbreaking video, photo, and audio editing tools.
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Crack was an epidemic of our time, ravaging whole communities, changing the values of a people, and infusing remarkable amounts of money into impoverished neighborhoods.
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This is not LinkedIn's first attempt at rejigging its timelines and infusing them with more news as a route to deeper engagement on the platform.
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On screen, Terrell captures Obama's essence, infusing it with the restlessness of youth and conflict like an embodiment of the questions he yearns to answer.
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The drinks acted as an icebreaker, infusing me with a kind of mellowness that allowed me to be the person that I needed to be.
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Still, Google is infusing more services with artificial intelligence, which has become more powerful in recent years because of software breakthroughs and decreasing hardware costs.
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Declaring a public health emergency would make the opioid epidemic the government's top priority, infusing much-needed cash into hard-hit areas and bolstering resources.
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Kymriah works by removing disease fighting T-cells from individual patients, modifying them to attack cancer, and then re-infusing them back into the patients.
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Ms. Hilty, who has a year-and-a-half-old daughter, made this late chestnut from Berlin personal by infusing it with sweetness and sincerity.
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The appearances of Brandon's fantasy watchdog lend "Kicks" a hallucinatory gloss, infusing the film with a pathos symbolized by Brandon's wishful longing for flashy footwear.
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Even Mac DeMarco has been influenced by the genre, infusing its smooth and silky chord progressions into his own blend of hazy sleaze-rock bliss.
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The Spanish singer and songwriter Rosalía Vila Tobella, now 25, immersed herself in the deepest traditions of flamenco before infusing them into thoroughly contemporary pop.
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Magazine makers will appreciate Reichl's recipe-like telling of how the art director Richard Ferretti reinvented Gourmet's covers, infusing them with cinematic clarity and drama.
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The two more promising treatments are called REGN-EB3 and mAb114, which work by intravenously infusing a combination of monoclonal antibodies into the patient's blood.
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In an email to me, Anna Wintour wrote that Welteroth ''has sought — and succeeded — in infusing its editorial with a progressive and outspoken political voice.
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Occasionally the songs' lyrics overlap, returning to insoluble obsessions; they wander among observation, parable, reminiscence and incantation, sometimes infusing the most commonplace sentiments with mystery.
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She made the line sound better than it was, infusing the word "space" with hip-hop bravado, but she used the wrong number of syllables.
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In rapping, Daddy Yankee employs an art form developed by urban African-Americans, infusing it with the unique feel of Puerto Rican Spanish and slang.
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Grande has brought a remarkable brightness and resilience to modern music, infusing each release with more and more details from her multi-colored inner life.
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The foundation of the home is made from a fiberglass body using "vacuum infusing technology" to create a strong yet lightweight home, the company says.
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Infusing nutrients into the medium they are kept in is sufficient to sustain them, and they tend to take well when transferred to a living organism.
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Instead, the treatment clears dead skin cells, loosens pores, and primes them for extraction by infusing the skin with glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and botanical extracts.
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Why did KLP issue a personal loan to Sassani to allow him to pay off personal debts, in addition to infusing the business with more capital?
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The therapies involve drawing white blood cells from a patient, processing them in the lab to target cancer, and infusing the cells back into the patient.
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Kangaroo Banana CBD Gummies — $19.99 See Details These CBD-infused gummy worms provide a nostalgic kick, infusing a favorite childhood candy with the properties of CBD.
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In "Inoah," as in past works, he also rejects the genre's machismo and puts his dancers in intimate proximity, infusing the piece with a poignant vulnerability.
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After infusing vampire legends with erotic sensuality in The Vampire Chronicles, beginning with Interview With the Vampire, Anne Rice turned her unique sensibility to classic folktales.
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But infusing THC into butter takes time, and the results must not get too hot, or the butter will burn and the THC percentage will suffer.
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And then, how do you manage the sort of supply chain interruption of infusing new flavors and all that complexity that brings to the manufacturing process?
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ON A dull day in Zurich, it's a treat to encounter a warm sunset glow infusing salty white light in Hauser & Wirth's trendy industrial art space.
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Clinton is most interested in making the right (or at least the winning) political decisions, more so than in infusing those political decisions with her personality.
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The country trio covered the song while on tour -- and like Beyoncé -- they've been the target of conservative critics for infusing politics into performances on occasion.
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So if you can get people to put down cold, hard cash, you're infusing a company that's hemorrhaging cash with exactly what it needs, is capital.
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As it widens, the energy infusing it varies more and more extremely, creating enormous density differences from one place to the next that gravity steadily worsens.
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After getting down her essence, all three were able to find ways to make Summer her own by infusing her dance background into the singer's performances.
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Nomar Garciaparra, Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez all reached the majors at roughly the same time in the mid-1990s, infusing the A.L. with dynamic shortstops.
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They are bound for one of the large jars of vodka behind her, which are infusing, slowly, with ingredients including black currants, beets, honey, and ginger.
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In a story that might otherwise be self-serious, Van der Vliet Oloomi resists the standard redemption arc, infusing her protagonist with a darkly comic neuroticism.
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Sara makes them the Ethiopian food they grew up with as well, infusing it with the healthy cooking approaches she's taught herself to fuel her training.
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He's a maestro of detritus, a visual poet of ordinary things, infusing them with political, historical, cultural, emotional, and spiritual import, often involving matters of race.
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Instead, he went the extra mile by utilizing fabrics like virgin wool or cashmere, taking luxurious materials and infusing them with a youthful, visceral visual appeal.
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It features a built-in juicer and a twist dial on top for infusing your fruits or veggies of choice in a quick and easy way.
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The longtime anti-Communist obsessions of the Republican senator Joe McCarthy had succeeded in infusing the country with a toxic brew of fear, mistrust and paranoia.
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It has developed a religious edge, pitting Shi'ite groups supported by Iran against Sunni ones backed by Saudi Arabia, infusing the region's wars with sectarian hatred.
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We chose a travel mug with a more traditional thermos-style design that's durable, but you will need to buy the compatible metal tea infusing basket separately.
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His efforts over a matter of weeks prompted more than 2000,230 people to organize via a Facebook group, a new energy infusing education advocacy in the state.
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Founded as a school, the intent of Bauhaus was to create a perpetual motion machine capable of infusing art and creativity into every aspect of everyday life.
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The size you need depends on what you are infusing, so keep an array of different sizes in your cupboard, as well as backup lids and bands.
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In addition to warming ocean temperatures, sea level rise is also contributing to the growth of Vibrio in estuaries by infusing salt water further into coastal rivers.
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As Boothe points out, infusing cannabis smoke into the lobster water doesn't guarantee that it gets to the tissues that contain the pain receptors (if they exist).
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But infusing the world also means that the world has infused Google, it's not some separate, don't-be-evil shangri-la anymore (and it never was, really).
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Spacey clearly relished the chance to ham it up as Underwood, infusing every bribe and blackmail with just the right balance of ruthless charm (and outright ruthlessness).
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In addition to infusing local businesses with the financial rewards of techno tourism, festivals like Time Warp also have created a fertile market for entirely new enterprises.
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Global giants that have also begun infusing more venture capital into Brazil and Latin America include CVC funds from global innovation brands like Cisco, Microsoft and Qualcomm.
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Previous trials have used a virus to insert a section of DNA that searches for cancerous mutations, before infusing the lab-made blood cells back into patients.
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The free focaccia is baked throughout the day, and most of the entrees get a turn in a wood-burning oven, infusing them with a gentle smokiness.
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Alongside her friend Taisha Carrington, who will also be speaking, Chen plans on infusing the conversation—and the contemporary jewelry space in general—with unexpected social critique.
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By infusing its tentacles with properties of different animals, it's able to turn into a constantly evolving killing machine, becoming deadlier and deadlier the further you progress.
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Not only does Benioff take pride in infusing purpose into his company culture, but he also places a lot of emphasis on equal pay for all employees.
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"In making the political personal, the movie pulls off an even greater feat: infusing an easily politicized story with complexity and quiet passion," says Vox's Alissa Wilkinson.
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The best of the Republican establishment would have been filing lawsuits and infusing every public statement with a clear pronouncement that Donald Trump was the real winner.
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Installed beneath the staircase, "American Beauty" is exaggerated with doodled stars and streamer-like scribbles, infusing it with an interdisciplinary immediacy that feels both classic and contemporary.
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But lately, expatriates and Costa Ricans have returned home after years abroad, infusing fresh life into neglected 19th-century buildings and old houses in the city center.
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Between those two creations—sprung from the former and clearly infusing the latter—is a movie by Jack Hazan, which had its première at Cannes, in 1974.
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As for the music itself, it's a hybrid of the past and the present, seamlessly infusing slick 80s Hall and Oates-style vibes with electro-pop sensibility.
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The first answer is the most generic (but possibly the most important, as it's one that we see infusing our news coverage at TC on a daily basis).
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These underexperienced outsiders, like Trump himself, are not infusing the government with new ideas or an exciting businesslike pragmatism that's breaking logjams in Washington and getting things done.
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Walsh considers the Bulldog "the best means of infusing fresh courage into degenerate breeds," and goes so far as to acknowledge blood sport's influence on the breed's purity.
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And sure, there's some crazy shit in there, like poaching a whole octopus in weed olive oil or force-infusing THC into alcohol with a whipped-cream charger.
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The setting was Gaga's idea, and it becomes an effective way of infusing the movie with the queer subcultural cachet she became famous for earlier in her career.
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If you're making a drink that involves infusing with spices, toasting them before they go into the liquid can help bring out their flavors (and also smells great).
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In April Tony Wyss-Coray, also at Stanford, showed that infusing old mice with blood from the umbilical cords of infant humans improved their performance on memory tests.
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There's good reason for CBS to have picked up Evil: Series creators Robert and Michelle Kings have been vital to infusing the network's reputation with some necessary prestige.
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Amazon Web Services, the cloud-computing infrastructure that provides computing power and storage for some of the world's biggest businesses, is infusing technology margins into the retailing giant.
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Alec Baldwin's voice-acting was pretty excellent, infusing what could have been a forgettable Dreamworks picture with the Jack Donaghy edge that made the film appealing to adults.
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So while we may not be able to help you find the perfect vintage snakeskin, infusing some shag into your next haircut will definitely up your cool factor.
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What Black Panther does so well, that so many other movies fail at, is infusing its story with big, meaningful ideas and having a villain with real motives.
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In a genre not known for being particularly kind to — or even remotely interested in — its women, Pugh is intoxicating, infusing the character with steely confidence and poise.
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By modifying the cells outside of the body, and then infusing them back into the patient's blood, the researchers hope to avoid some of CRISPR's potential side-effects.
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However, the choice of bonds raised question among traders and analysts whether the central bank was trying to bring down long-term yield and not just infusing liquidity.
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Billionaire Democratic donor George Soros has moved $18 billion to his foundation, infusing Open Society Foundations with the bulk of his fortune, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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Clinton did not go there, infusing her half-hour address with the earnest zeal that she tends to summon more readily during policy speeches than in campaign rallies.
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The presence of veterans well into their late 30s served as a painful reminder of what Milan once was, infusing the club with an air of faded grandeur.
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For their Bloody Caesar cocktail, staff cook smoked pork fat for a few days until it's reduced down to a rich liquid, before infusing vodka with the juices.
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Instead, Ms. Fariña invested in a model called community schools, which aimed to raise achievement by infusing schools with social services designed to address the challenges of poverty.
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Charles Dudley, a vice chairman of a local county Democratic Party and a retired Marine himself, credited a wave of veterans with infusing new hope into the party.
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Shyamalan has been celebrated for his twisty stories, but his truer strength is his gifts for infusing outwardly banal moments with dread and for his work with actors.
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Thus, Andy became as integral a part of Parks and Rec as any of the actual City Hall employees, infusing every storyline and drunk night with his lovable idiocy.
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Among those most inflammatory were those purchased by foreign actors with an eye on sowing discord and infusing bad blood into what was, admittedly, already a soured electoral season.
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Infusing a concern for environmental justice into federal policymaking is only going to work if support for it, if the spirit of it, is reflected at the personnel level.
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Prior to TrumpScript's release, a number of "esoteric" languages—Arnold C and LOLCODE, to name a few—surfaced, infusing blithe humor into computer code to create subcultural inside jokes.
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Rose's soundtrack feels almost like another character in the show and helps establish the sinister and comedic tone of the series while infusing it with a fresh, indie sound.
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In 2014, Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, included it on a list of 94 chronically low-performing schools that the city was infusing with money and social services.
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CAR-T cell therapy takes a patient's own immune cells, called T cells — genetically manipulating them to attack specific proteins on cancer and infusing them back into the patient.
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That woman is single-handedly infusing "House of Cards" with a vitality and heart that (given the show's usual dark-midnight tone and emotionally dead characters) is often absent.
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While the tenor Paolo Buffagni occasionally sounded strained toward the end of the evening, he had an ardent, clear voice as Poliuto, infusing his vengeance aria with dramatic fervor.
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Whereas most traditional multi-cam sitcoms were expected mainly to deliver big laughs, an emerging spate of single-cam shows started infusing comedy with darker themes and edgier storylines.
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Celebrities are infusing the otherwise stale design landscape with a much-needed newness, Mr. Pelaez said, so he came to Mr. Richie's house already intent on sealing the deal.
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The moment you tease a game as influenced by Metroid, you've already got me, but infusing that with Double Fine's humor and charm is a potential cherry on top.
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Still, Mr. Parr is an excellent curator of wine and winemakers, and Mr. Mackay writes clearly and invitingly, infusing what could be a lifeless inquiry with pith and zest.
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CEO David Simon had told analysts in July that he would consider infusing more capital into distressed retailers, not naming names specifically, in order to guarantee keeping stores open.
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For example, researchers are using it to target cancer cells by taking a patient's immune cells, modifying them using CRISPR and then infusing the patient with the modified cells.
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Ms. Martin said a closed primary was a way of "infusing integrity back into the political process," arguing that including those not aligned with the party would taint it.
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"And you're still able to do that outside of infusing because you're thinking about the flavor profiles that certain strains inspire, and how it translates into a menu item."
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I think Hillary will continue to thank Bernie for infusing energy and young people into the Democratic Party and showing us you don't need to use big party donors.
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Some scientists argued that the march was politicizing science and infusing it with "identity politics," as the March's diversity committee worked to respond to calls for a diverse, inclusive march.
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The Calgary-based company has been infusing capital in wireless network expansion into new areas, mostly in Western Canada, and on developing next generation 22.5G network to lure more customers.
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Rooms might be smaller as a result of fewer rooms, but locations are often in hip neighborhoods where the property draws inspiration from surroundings, infusing itself with local creative energy.
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The seminal all-black band is known not only for helping pioneer hardcore in DC in the '80s, but also for infusing its music with everything from reggae to soul.
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He wants to create electric vehicles with vast range and performance that make them capable of handling tough off-road situations, while infusing them with high-end design and technology.
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A commitment to helping others is built into Kiehl's mission statement and this star-studded partnership is just another way the brand is infusing philanthropy into their skin-care products.
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We honor the parts of her that were human and imperfect, infusing her with the kind of normalcy that is usually denied to celebrities of her stature while they're living.
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"Some of the founders of the company come from old school restaurants and hotel families," Dalton said, explaining that the restaurant is infusing health and local trends into its brand.
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These schools are part of the de Blasio administration's Renewal Schools program, which aims to increase student performance by infusing struggling schools with social services and lengthening the school day.
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The Calgary-based company has been infusing capital in wireless network expansion into new areas, mostly in Western Canada, and on developing next generation 27.083G network to lure more customers.
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After infusing a solid stretch of Fahrenheit 11/9 with hope, clearly seeking to inspire the audience to actually believe things can change, Moore returns to a more somber tone.
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Ms. Davis is a sparky, charismatic performer, and, much like her character, she whooshes into the story, infusing it with energy and scattering good vibes like a punk Tinker Bell.
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But Mr. Mungiu, one of the crucial figures in the post-dictatorship flowering of Romanian cinema, has a gift for infusing daily routines with an almost metaphysical sense of dread.
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In that same feature at Kotaku, I also spoke with localizer Brian Gray, who's worked with designers like Suda 51, also known for infusing their games with layers of eroticism.
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The first season ripped its story from a 2001 cult TV show of the same name, infusing the character with an Amazon budget and a smiley performance from Peter Serafinowicz.
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In counterpoint to the wobbly stacks, he uses color as a scaffold to hold the forms in place, while infusing them with a rhythmic musicality that is both harmonious and dissonant.
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The process involves extracting immune system T cells from a patient, altering their DNA to sharpen their ability to spot and kill cancer cells, and infusing them back into the patient.
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Yet as Amazon and Google seek greater riches by infusing the world with artificial intelligence, they've started their own consulting operations, lending out some of their prized AI talent to customers.
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Jones, known for infusing this urban edge into designs during his Vuitton tenure, including through a hit collaboration with skatewear brand Supreme, took a slightly different turn with his Dior reinvention.
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Country music is already infusing a lot of the elements of hip-hop (don't get me started on hick hop) that Renea plays with, they're just doing it more ham-fistedly.
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Set-it-and-forget-it infusion machines are the future, with several appliances on the market that remove the guesswork from infusing cannabis flowers or extracts into fats, glycerin, or alcohol.
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But there's an MTA train operator who's been putting a smile on grumpy commuters' faces and infusing his announcements with a bit more flair — by rapping what he has to say.
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It's similar to what LucasArts adventure games like Monkey Island or Maniac Mansion did by infusing comedy not only into the puzzles, but into the exploration of the world as well.
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The monetary policy committee "will have to judge whether the fiscal package by infusing cash into the rural economy could trigger an early reversal in food deflation or not," he said.
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With a heavy focus on deep, distorted bass lines and shredding guitars, this album is masterclass in infusing dank, slow, doom-y tones with the drive required to keep things interesting.
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There's no law against removing a person's stem cells and infusing them somewhere else in the body, but the US Food and Drug Administration has approved only one stem cell treatment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Illustrator and portrait painter Tim O'Brien has a knack for pop culture, often infusing it into artistic visions that simultaneously reveal its strangeness and familiarity.
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One creates a new, individualized treatment for each patient by removing some of the person's immune cells, altering them genetically to kill cancer and then infusing them back into the bloodstream.
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Yelawolf is not a country rapper but instead a hip-hop artist who stands out in a crowded field by infusing his music with southern rock and stories about rural America.
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He's the engineering director for Facebook's core machine learning, part of the broader applied machine learning team tasked with infusing artificial intelligence and deep learning technology into the company's existing products.
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You may have felt directionless and uninspired lately, but no worries, Sag: Mars, the planet of action and passion, enters your sign on August 303, infusing you with energy and power.
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She will start infusing prunes with Monbazillac wine a month early in order to serve, at a supper inspired by her memories of travelling in southwestern France, just the right apéritif.
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This week on VICELAND's TATTOO AGE, Ryan talks about his style—infusing Eastern spirituality with an American traditional aesthetic—and why tattoos, like religion, can bring about emotional and mental healing.
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The redrawing of Maryland's House map by Democrats was also baldly political, ousting a 22016-year Republican incumbent by infusing the rural 26th District with tens of thousands of urban Democrats.
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The mechanics of horror and suspense picked up where the implacable battlefield onslaught left off, a sort of second-stage narrative rocket infusing the survival story with a new visceral kick.
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There are scenes that harken directly to Mean Girls, The Breakfast Club, and more, infusing these beloved stories with Sex Ed's signature humor and warmth for a new generation of viewers.
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He could reprise his alarming threats of military action from late 2017, infusing the 2020 election year with a sense of crisis, which could cost him votes — and risk real conflict.
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"You would hope that the creator of the product, who is taking the essence of something really pure and healing, and infusing it into products, would have the right intentions," she says.
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Her new single, "Same," plays with love song conventions while also infusing some fun into the "wish I could tell you how I feel" sentiment that so many musicians have tackled before.
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Endless Legend was a surprise hit in 2014, infusing the genre with beauty, personality, and storytelling—all qualities that the upcoming Endless Space 2 is attempting to employ at the galactic level.
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Historians have argued that "the French Revolution turbocharged...French nationalism by infusing it with a messianic ideological impulse," driving it to export its revolution in order to overthrow the European monarchic order.
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But Richardson shines in her scenes, infusing this young performer with an enthusiasm and charm that hints at the liberated, seductive flapper that Brooks would come to coin in her 25 films.
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Photo: ShutterstockDespite the current Silicon Valley hype, infusing yourself with the blood of a 16-year-old is probably not going to make you live longer and fix all that ails you.
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Novartis aims for $1 billion in annual sales for CTL019, a drug made by taking T cells from a patient, reprogramming them in the lab to fight cancer, and re-infusing them.
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The conference, which dates back to 2620, connects talent from North America, Latin America and Europe, with the goal of infusing capital into technology-driven start-ups outside the Silicon Valley area.
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All Mr Fo's life in theatre and politics (the one infusing the other all the time) was dedicated to the idea of il popolo contro i potenti, the people against the powerful.
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Whitford plays him with the mix of wry wit and malice he perfected in The Cabin in the Woods and Get Out, infusing some desperately needed (though dark) humor into the show.
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Proponents for the measure argued that shifting to year-round DST would allow for more sunlight during the winter and encourage people to stay out later, potentially infusing revenue to local businesses.
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On songs like "Hollywood" and Crook County standout "Stackin' Paper," Twista channels more contemporary rap, echoing the percussive vocal energy of modern trap hits while infusing them with his own electric lyricism.
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The crackdown on Christianity is part of a broader push by Xi to "Sinicize" all the nation&aposs religions by infusing them with "Chinese characteristics" such as loyalty to the Communist Party.
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Grammy and Tony winner Billy Porter is infusing his soulful style into the songbook of one of America's most iconic composers — and he's invited some very special friends along for the journey.
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Contigo's West Loop Travel Mugis a great option all on its own, but the addition of a special tea infusing basket to its classic design makes it even better for tea drinkers.
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Her preventive recipes enrich everyday pantry staples (steeping garlic in vinegar to boost immunity, infusing honey with lemon balm to reduce anxiety) and range from snacks and smoothies to salads and sautées.
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The second trial could begin as early as this week to test infusing a serum from recovered Covid-19 patients into current patients to boost their immunity to the virus, Cuomo said.
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Catalano's innovative method of infusing terpenes (the fragrant oils that give cannabis its aromatic and flavor diversity) with food has been popularized over the past decade, and is now considered accepted wisdom.
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Infusing vodka is easy—just round up whatever herbs your mom has hanging out in her garden (or in the back of the fridge) and let them soak in the spirit overnight.
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PARELES Known for infusing Afro-Caribbean tradition into contemporary jazz, the Puerto Rican-born tenor saxophonist David Sánchez typically turns heads with the enormous power and flash-bang fluency of his playing.
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Federal law forbids mixtures of alcohol and THC, marijuana's psychoactive component; brewers are trying to get around that by putting THC into nonalcoholic drinks, and infusing alcoholic beers with other cannabis byproducts.
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Birmingham's new young Mayor Randall Woodfin is quickly infusing new thoughts, creating the Office of Social Justice that works to stamp out discrimination and give citizens a place to take their concerns.
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Goldwater was 1964's Republican presidential candidate, and he was convinced that the journalists covering the campaign were infusing their reporting with a left-leaning tilt while claiming to be neutral observers.
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Every day is different, whether it's creating moments to have tough conversations, infusing this work in our business processes, trainings, and policies, or bringing our heritage months to life to educate others.
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Washington (CNN)The White House is proposing to spend more than $2 billion in funding for a new FBI headquarters, infusing cash into a stalled effort to replace the downtown Washington building.
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By then nearing his own middle age, Rumi went searching for him and eventually turned that search inward, infusing the lines of his masterwork, the "Masnavi," with allusions to his spiritual teachings.
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I restricted my diet to make my 21-year-old body, still soft from the new estrogen infusing it, look like the leaner 53-year-old women I saw making Olympic teams.
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You have the engineers working to get you to see that content more and you have the people that are writing that content that are specialists at infusing passionate emotion in people.
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But the weather patterns that brought a 66-degree Christmas to New York City have flummoxed daily life across upstate New York, too, infusing each snowless day with a sense of the surreal.
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Contigo's West Loop Travel Mug is a great option all on its own, but the addition of a special tea infusing basket to its classic design makes it even better for tea drinkers.
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When it was published in 2009,* Pride and Prejudice and Zombies* was like nothing people had seen before, infusing Jane Austen's classic novel of subversion with a healthy dose of shambling undead zeitgeist.
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CAR-T therapy, which several other companies are also pursuing drugs for, works by extracting and isolating a patient's T cells, genetically altering them, and then infusing them back into the patient's body.
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The London-based company's lead drug to treat adenosine deaminase severe combined immunodeficiency (ADA-SCID), OTL-101, aims to fix the disease-causing gene by infusing patients' own stem cells in their bodies.
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Other highlights of the renovation include redecorating the built-in shelves, reorganizing the laundry room with some help from California Closets and infusing their own style while remaining true to the house's architecture.
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Her desk is littered with the flotsam of washed-up attempts to get that beach bod: a NutriBullet, a copy of Honestly Healthy, a fruit-infusing water bottle, a box of Dorset Cereal.
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We're pretty big fans of using bitters in non-alcoholic preparation because, even though bitters are made by infusing high-proof alcohol, you're only going to serve them in eye-dropper-sized splashes.
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In the ten products rounded up ahead, you'll find all your favorite alcohol flavors minus the actual hard content of the stuff (as most all of it burns off during the infusing process).
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The company does this by creating digital replicas of real world locations, then infusing real-time spatial data-sets with a high degree of statistical accuracy from both open and proprietary data sources.
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The bill is underpinned by principles leaders in both parties have supported — including the use of sound science to justify federal policies and infusing greater transparency into an often frustratingly opaque rulemaking process.
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The horns that appear on new hit, "You Look Good," now appear to be a permanent live fixture, infusing classics like "Hey, Bartender" and "We Owned the Night" with a whole new sound.
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If you had a Light 290 helmet that you loved and a Light 320 helmet that you didn't, Infusing the latter into the former would bring your favored helmet's Light up to 314.
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The CNN interviews also came on the same day that President Barack Obama held a historic news conference with Cuban leader Raul Castro, infusing the discussions with a lot of foreign policy talk.
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Whether we know the names of our predecessors or not, they are touching us, they are within us, infusing our DNA with strength, celebrating our every victory, and reinforcing us through every injustice.
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Proponents say that by infusing the body with oxygen, the practice releases toxins, calms the nervous system, rebalances hormones, enhances mental clarity and concentration, and brings balance to both hemispheres of the brain.
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"Hosting a Disney party is a great way to get everyone into a fun, festive mood, infusing your party with a special atmosphere of joy, romance, and nostalgia," Croushorn writes in her introduction.
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Glenn's murder was intended to be the shocker, and the writers deserve credit for somehow infusing some surprise into a death that was one of the well-known signature events of the comics.
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A guitarist and vocalists often associated with the style's emergence, Chico Buarque was directly influenced by the ballads of Noel Rosa, infusing the operatic style with lyrics about Brazil's downward spiral into fascism.
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There's nothing wrong with a delicious cookie, but how can you make sure that more of your snacks are infusing your bod with healthy nutrients — and that they actually make you feel good?
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SoftBank, already on edge after a tumultuous autumn dealing with WeWork, swept in last month, initiating an audit, helping the company slash headcount, and infusing an extra $2000 million to keep it afloat.
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Scenes like this have a stand-alone power, infusing Wilde's witticisms and clowning with tragic import and repositioning them as a bulwark against the hypocrisies of the age and the indignities of decline.
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By lining the walls of their booth at The Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory with early Expressionist works, Galerie St. Etienne is infusing art week with a bit of art history.
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" Lemon came up in the late 1970s, when the new new dance was infusing postmodern constructions with overt social commentary, and was greatly influenced by what he calls dance's "lineage of white women.
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For example, she said, the company has hired talent from Amazon and Microsoft which is "infusing some of the customer-driven ethos that has driven AWS's success in particular," she told Business Insider.
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Ms. Martin, 34, plans each course months in advance, infusing rum with fruit for dessert, and meeting with the staff at Good Wine, a store in Park Slope, Brooklyn, to plan each pairing.
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Indeed, at the 2012 X-Games, Hot Wheels showed off a six-story double loop, infusing the audience with the same wonderment they felt as kids playing with Hot Wheels in their basements.
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The concert was part of the Festival at Sandpoint, a 36-year-old institution that draws more than 25,000 attendees a year, infusing an estimated $1.8 million into the local economy every year.
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Some people still heat their homes using peat: decayed, millennia-old vegetal matter that's used here to fuel fires to dry barley, infusing the air with heady smoky aromas that define Islay whiskies.
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But rarely has the ham-fistedness felt so all-consuming, infusing even the simplest of tasks from a president who, seeing little need for subtext, tends to read the bracketed stage directions aloud.
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And he trades barrels with some of the country's leading craft breweries, like Jack's Abby in Massachusetts and 2250 Floyds Brewing Company in Indiana, for aging, infusing his brandies with malty, hoppy undertones.
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Premiering commercial-free on September 6, the new OWN TV series Queen Sugar brings back the work of DuVernay in novel and stunning ways, infusing it with strikingly personal rendering of story and image.
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From using corn husks to make a vegetable stock to using lemon zest for infusing vodka, this cookbook teaches you how to make your food supply stretch longer than you ever thought it could.
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By infusing the project with Hollywood star power, Breitz at once considers multiple overlapping textures of pop culture and how our ability to consume entertainment masks our ability to see and empathize with others.
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The cutting-edge therapy involves removing T-cells from a patient's immune system, engineering those cells in a lab to target specific cancer cells and then infusing the engineered cells back into the patient.
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"Since the days of embarrassing pink ruffled bikinis and underwater photo shoots, you have been infusing my life with so much joy and laughter that I blame YOU for my smile lines," Biel wrote.
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Producing the therapies, however, is extremely complex, since it involves extracting cells from an individual patient, altering them to sharpen their ability to kill cancer cells and then infusing them back into the patient.
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They shine a light of brilliance on what could otherwise be perceived as a cold and meticulous pursuit of color fields, infusing the show with the life, energy, and mystery of the natural world.
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We present different aspects of ourselves to different people, and after infusing a bot with all of your digital interactions, your loved ones may see sides of you that you never intended to reveal.
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The two distinct programs feature artists who have been recognized for infusing new energy into the form in recent years, like Michelle Dorrance and Chloe Arnold, and those likely to keep the momentum going.
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But according to researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, the total cost for removing, reprogramming and infusing the cells into each patient is less than $60,000—just one-sixth of the $373,000 price tag.
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Director Nitesh Tiwari and co-writers Piyush Gupta and Nikhil Malhotra seem to have genuine affection for the film's flashback scenes, infusing them with enough detail, conversational dialogue and humor for them to shine.
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At the same time, ambitious seasonal cooking, artisanal cocktails and indie-fashion concept stores — once nearly unheard-of — are making noticeable inroads, infusing the city with something it had mostly lacked: cool and cachet.
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Described on its website as drawing on "the purity and integrity of Japanese cuisine while infusing it with Japanese sensibility," Kisumé was originally overseen by the chef Kyungsoo Moon, who was recruited from Dubai.
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The support shows Sanders is still a "formidable contender" and shifts the "conversation away from his health issues and age, infusing his campaign with a renewed sense of vitality," writes the New York Times.
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Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, known as CAR-T, involves drawing white blood cells from a patient, processing them in the lab to target cancer, and infusing the cells back into the patient.
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The therapy requires extracting white blood cells from an individual patient, altering them in a lab to sharpen their ability to spot and kill cancer cells, and infusing them back into the same patient.
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With increased Medicare billing oversight, beneficiaries would have greater financial protection against improper billing and program solvency would improve exponentially by infusing nearly $85033 billion in improper payments back into the program each year.
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An electronic Pan-Arabism, capable of infusing the Tunisian, Egyptian, and even Syrian underground cultures with a sort of united independence—in another way than through the prism of recovery or Western-style whitewashing.
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Lampert is currently owed $2.6 billion by Sears due to his hedge fund, ESL Investments, infusing the company with billions of dollars when its profits were being affected by retail giants Walmart and Amazon.
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In business school, you have whole classes dedicated to changing company cultures and managing change, and she has done that in such a masterful way, infusing the company with new talent, ideas, and innovative thinking.
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Today horror comics run the gamut of taste and quality, with creators like Mike Mignola infusing epic, long-form storytelling with classically horror themes like devils, spirits, and things that go bump in the night.
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The influence lasts through Friday, infusing us with the bravery to say how we feel, and a yen to spend time with philosophers, world-travelers, and other passionate people who make our world feel grander.
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Infusing the needs of children in disaster in all of our thinking can be made as an argument of economics, recognizing the human infrastructure that children represent and the cost of failing to recognize it.
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While investors have been infusing unusually huge sums in some of the biggest startups ever, venture historically has been about targeting promising companies early in their formation and betting they have the potential to soar.
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"Infusing $2-3 billion of durable liquidity monthly is the only way for transmission of RBI rate cuts to lending rate cuts," said Indranil Sen Gupta, chief India economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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With digital demands infusing so many jobs, the study found that since 2002 virtually all of the nation's metropolitan areas have seen an increase in the overall level of digital skill in their local employment.
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Teddy Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower saw nationalism as a positive ordering principle in world affairs, and Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher were welcomed by conservatives for infusing political life with a new spirit of nationalism.
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Yesterday's massive marches — with youthful faces but grown-up organizing muscle — transcended school shootings to a global roar for gun control, infusing energy and urgency into an issue where the sides have long been static.
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Crucially, several had been at the 1963 March on Washington and were fired up with the idea of infusing art with political content, and in making work that would be, in some way, distinctively black.
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Wilde and the screenwriters (Katie Silberman, Emily Halpern, Sarah Haskins and Susanna Fogel) don't so much reinvent the formula as refresh it, infusing some familiar situations with an exuberant, generous, matter-of-factly feminist sensibility.
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So under pressure from Mr. Xi, China's most powerful leader in decades, professors are working to make ideological classes more relevant to the lives of students, infusing lectures with humor and references to popular culture.
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William Cordova, Jorge González and Ronny Quevedo draw on indigenous constructions of space — including pre-Columbian ball courts, temples and weaving methods — while thoughtfully infusing their installation with contemporary elements, in the process tracing lineages.
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The unfolding story over Mr. Trump's abrupt firing of Mr. Comey hung over the hearing, infusing political theater into annual testimony by the nation's top security officials about the biggest threats facing the United States.
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To some, the controversy is the latest example of ESPN infusing its sports coverage with left-wing politics — a phenomenon conservatives view as pervasive across the political media landscape that has now spread into sports.
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And although purists may be tempted to experiment with infusing fresh mint leaves into the cream, I've found the flavor to be herbal rather than cooling, without that familiar, icy sharpness of high-quality peppermint extract.
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This method works amazingly for upside down cakes such as this Skillet Pineapple Upside Down Cake , because it keeps the fruit perfectly moist as it caramelizes, while infusing the whole cake with a wonderful, subtle smokiness.
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The thousands of West Indian workers whose exploited labor forged the Panama Canal, also reshaped the cultural traditions of the country, infusing the landscape with among many other things, an inherent love of reggae and dancehall.
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Started by Las Vegas developer Marnell Companies, the company formed a joint venture last fall with a consortium of Chinese firms, infusing $100 million into the project expected to break ground as soon as this year.
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By infusing the lubricating oil used in Japanese sanitation trucks' vacuum equipment with a specially crafted Deo Magic scent, the aroma released during the unsavory process of sucking out sewage lines now releases a chocolate fragrance.
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Senator Bernie Sanders routed Hillary Clinton in all three Democratic presidential contests on Saturday, infusing his underdog campaign with critical momentum and bolstering his argument that the race for the nomination is not a foregone conclusion.
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Branching out a little bit from arena rock, the album cover for their forthcoming third studio LP Woman was apparently influenced by a photo of søl oil infusing for a dish of turbot roe and mulberries.
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By using a traditional visual language and showing that it is not a neutral practice, Kaphar extends his ideas to the entire collection at the National Portrait Gallery, infusing historic works with new questions and energy.
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In between racking up production credits for everyone under the sun, Major Lazer became the canvas on which he explored methods for infusing radio-oriented pop with the global dance sounds he'd always been drawn to.
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But it does hint that there may be some ways in which the act of transforming Aladdin into a live-action story is beneficial, infusing the story with a little more complexity than the original could.
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Poketo is a lifestyle brand with the goal of infusing people's daily lives with aesthetically pleasing products, like color blocked wall calendars with coordinating sticky notes, understated drinkware, and phone cases you'll want to show off.
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The new Alexa feature is the latest in a series of healthcare-focused moves by Amazon — and we think we'll see the retail giant boost the value of its myriad endeavors by infusing them with Alexa.
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We are forcing it in on a 90-degree angle, so now it&aposs not ricocheting off of your skin and taking the dead skin cells with it; it&aposs actually infusing directly into your skin.
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Last year, the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn said it would build its first major American factory in Racine County, creating as many as 13,000 new jobs and infusing at least $9 billion into the local economy.
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And he said he was glad he had ditched previous Russian ideas of one-upping Disneyland by infusing a park with educational elements: "Not everybody wants to read Tolstoy, especially if you are 8 years old."
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For me, it's about not taking the failures personally and also not taking the successes personally, and realizing that the successes are the product of other people coming in and infusing their own life into ideas.
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But this company has shown it can "grow" bricks and masonry from sand without using a traditional heating-blasting-process, by infusing the sand with microorganisms that initiates a process like the one that creates coral.
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By contrast, Mischa Maisky, who studied with both Rostropovich and Piatigorsky, gave a startlingly violent reading of the Britten Sonata in C, infusing it with the bite and fury that Ma had omitted from the Shostakovich.
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And at one point, Senator Ted Cruz, the Texas Republican who waged a brutal political battle with the president as an opponent during the 2016 primaries, praised Mr. Trump for "infusing more backbone" in the capital.
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But at her best, she succeeds in infusing her scenes with a kind of worn-in depth that keeps the reader grounded and aware of they are as Benjamin hurtles us from 1969 to the present.
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While infusing alcohol with sweet treats is not a new concept, young people's penchant for unusual flavors and creative cocktails, added to an Instagram-fueled fascination with food, has yielded an innovative new crop of spiked sweets.
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India, for years, has propped up the debt-laden airline by infusing equity to keep it alive - the government injected 39.75 billion rupees ($553 million) into Air India in the fiscal year that ended on March 31.
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The House That Will Not Stand likely confounded some theatergoers: The tone was deliberately hard to pin down, moving from bawdy comedy to heavy drama, with a recurring drumbeat infusing the proceedings with a sometimes overwhelming intensity.
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"We can accomplish much more by infusing serious fun into our exploration of global challenges like long-term food security," said Suarez, who has developed games to help people understand solutions to the impact of climate change.
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Still, the US isn't a benevolent monarchy like Wakanda, and the Trump administration's recent infrastructure proposal relies mostly on leveraging private dollars to pay for new roads and bridges than infusing public-works projects with taxpayer cash.
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Another advantage of infusing ceramic materials into carbon-carbon composites in this way is that it permits more complex heat-resistant shapes to be produced than is possible with conventional methods of moulding under heat and pressure.
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Elevator Repair Service, best known for "Gatz," its six-hour take on "The Great Gatsby," returns to the Public with "Measure for Measure," infusing Shakespeare's jaundiced parable with—of all things—Marx Brothers-style slapstick (Sept. 18).
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"It really is about taking what is extraordinary about Miami and about culture and about global art and infusing it into an environment that most people wouldn't really think about," Ms. Srebnick said in a phone interview.
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Pros: Moisture-infusing technology, fast-drying, tames frizz and adds shine, comes with three nozzle attachments, long cord lengthCons: Awkwardly shaped, on the heavier side, not as many heat or speed settings as higher-end hair dryers
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To get the fruit's aroma into his spirit, he employed a longstanding method of extraction known as "sfumatora," which involves sun-drying the peel, infusing the dried skin in cold water, and then pressing the oils out.
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The treatment is a type of so-called CAR T-cell therapy — taking a patient's own immune cells, called T cells, genetically manipulating them to attack specific proteins on cancer, and infusing them back into the patient.
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Dr. Gottlieb and Dr. Marks also said that orthopedic procedures — injecting the fat-derived cells into joints — were of lower priority than treatments that involved injecting or infusing the cells into the central nervous system or bloodstream.
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Frank Bowling's "Mother's House with Beware of Dog" (1966) is brilliant in working through this, by infusing a static image with information that not only hints at narrative, but suggests the painter's own feelings about the story.
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Shortly after Parnas and Fruman were arrested in October on charges of infusing foreign money into US elections, Trump said he didn't know the men, and brushed off the possibility of photos as evidence of any relationship.
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The war in Laos has not merely denied her the clarity of her teenage emotions, it has also colored her entire life as an immigrant in America, infusing her marriage with a melancholy she cannot quite define.
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The brewery is known for infusing staples of Mexican drinks like hibiscus, agave and whole cinnamon into its award-winning beers, including the crimson-hued Blood Saison and the sour-style Saladito, flavored with salt and coriander.
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Although the album is punctuated by spoken-word interludes — bits of poetry, self-help, comedy and tribute — it is designed to flow as a whole, gradually infusing a room like incense or the smells of home cooking.
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It's easy to see, then, why the machismo infusing the immigration rhetoric this cycle — from the border fence of lore to a wall and then to forced deportations on a mass scale — would appeal to this audience.
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Designed to provide an optimal reading experience, this speed reading browser extension breathes new life into passages of text by infusing eye-guiding color gradients in each line to assist you in breezing through them quickly and easily.
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Their drugs are made by removing T-cells from the patient, genetically altering them to seek out a specific protein found on cancer cells and infusing the cells back into the patient, a process that can take weeks.
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But she has watched Katherine's comedy for years, and is certain that if she put a bit of herself into it, infusing some of her acerbic wit and her own views into her monologue, the show would improve.
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CAR-T therapies involve a complicated process of extracting immune system T cells from an individual patient, altering their DNA to sharpen their ability to spot and kill cancer cells, and infusing them back into the same patient.
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Mr. Kosky, who is Australian, is known for infusing his epic productions with dreamlike imagery (his staging of "The Magic Flute" featured psychedelic projections that evoked sources ranging from Art Deco-era alcohol advertisements to the movie "Dumbo").
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Erik Barmack, vice president of international originals at Netflix, called the show "a fun and modern romantic story that will bring viewers into the energy of today's Paris," and "will be infusing a fresh eye on French romance".
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Specifically the researchers are using an antibody developed at the National Institutes of Health's Vaccine Research Center, called VRC01, infusing it directly into men and transgender people who have sex with men to see if it provides protection.
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"Clients are really struggling with infusing AI into their applications because the data is distributed in multiple places," IBM Watson's CTO and chief architects Ruchir Puri told me when I asked him for IBM's reasoning behind this move.
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About 50,000 of those immigrants have settled in Berlin, many of them taking up residence in makeshift camps and hostels, and infusing the city with a new multicultural dimension, a burst of energy and an element of tension.
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Sipsmiths has won awards for its London Dry Gin, while the East London Liquor Company is equally interested in (quality) old methods of distillation, infusing its gin with grapefruit peel, cardamon, and cubeb berries, among many other botanicals.
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They balance technical skill with silliness; their priority is safely performing the steps, but according to Gosa, infusing ballet with comedy is a way of asking audiences to buy into their gender-bending interpretation of centuries-old dances.
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Writing-directing team Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy make a smashing feature debut with a film that obeys the most cherished crime-thriller conventions while infusing them with just the right amount of stylization and personal commentary.
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A stunt director and martial arts coordinator who became a kung fu auteur in his own right, Mr. Lau was known for the realism of his fight scenes and for infusing his plots with kung fu's philosophical dimension.
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While events and fitness classes are not included in the $150 per month, I would consider joining for the sole reason of infusing my life with the type of women I met during my visit — kind, interested, supportive.
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Like the original, it focused on the last vestiges of humanity fleeing murderous robots called Cylons; in the Moore miniseries, the Cylons looked just like those they stalked across the galaxy, infusing a fusty premise with simmering dread.
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Infusing a well-known story with suspense, "Countdown to Pearl Harbor" reconstructs the military's glaring errors of omission, the secret American effort to intercept Japan's encrypted communication and the fruitless 11th-hour diplomatic negotiations between Tokyo and Washington.
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And when I meet Jamila Woods for lunch at Red Rooster, a restaurant known for infusing Southern comfort food with drippings of Ethiopian cuisine, I notice a Starbucks three doors down, hugging the corner where a bodega should be.
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CAR-T therapies involve a complicated process of extracting immune system T cells from an individual patient, altering their DNA so that the cells can better spot and kill cancer cells and infusing them back into the same patient.
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Companies have instead been infusing their drinks with CBD, a compound that can be derived from both cannabis and hemp plants and that has taken off since industrial hemp cultivation was made legal in the United States last year.
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The method is less "infusing parsnips with hickory smoke" and more "burning potentially semi-poisonous paint to cook bell peppers," but I'm not complaining: the finished dish has a nice smoked flavor, even if the potatoes are inedibly raw.
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The therapy involved collecting stem cells from their bone marrow and then using a virus as a vector to insert a healthy copy of the IL2RG gene into the patients' cells before infusing those cells back into their bodies.
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To do so, the Draper team relied on what's called optogenetics, infusing certain parts of the insect's anatomy with light-sensitive materials that both produce and respond to light in a certain wavelength (more details in my original article).
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Ms. Warren has delighted in taunting them with a customized tax-bill calculator on her website, infusing her stump speech with a faux-sympathetic "awwwwww" after telling voters about the very-upper-class opposition to her wealth tax proposal.
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Daewoo has raised only 1.8 trillion won, of the 5.3 trillion won in asset sales and cost cuts it had pledged to raise starting in October 2015, when creditor banks began infusing billions of dollars to revive the shipbuilder.
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The Nitro Cold Brew is created by infusing nitrogen into the company's signature drink which is "smooth in texture, naturally sweet, and slow-steeped for 20 hours" as it comes out from the tap, a Starbucks rep tells PEOPLE.
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Working with his most sympathetic collaborator, Stanley Donen, he used a rapidly moving camera to let the audience experience the sensation of dancing, infusing the moving image with the kinetic spirit of dance, capturing its energy and forward flow.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Prince Harry and his actress bride Meghan Markle married on Saturday in a dazzling ceremony that blended ancient English ritual with African American culture, infusing the 22,20-year-old British monarchy with a blast of modernity.
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Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell, or CAR-T, therapies are made by extracting a patient's immune system T cells, altering their DNA to sharpen their ability to spot and kill cancer cells, and infusing them back into the same patient.
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Affixing more personal stories to diamonds — and infusing them with more meaning and emotion — has become a way to help reheat a cooling industry, which recent data from Bain & Company show has only begun to rebound after a period of weakness.
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For Sehgal, it became a transitional space where a new communities could be conceived and imagined in response to an expansive repertoire and language of choreography, infusing his work with circular meaning around the animist, pre-linguistic ethos of halqa.
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The company has been working on an experimental new gene therapy called CAR T-cell therapy — taking a patient's own immune cells, called T cells, genetically manipulating them to attack specific proteins on cancer, and infusing them back into the patient.
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Very few people were even thinking about infusing story, they were just thinking about the equipment, so she's pushing the medium forward technically but she's also thinking about how is the audience going to react because nobody cares about a machine.
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It's not the only way the show is infusing the diversity of the modern city into the show: Nathalie Kelley's Cristal is Hispanic, as is Cristal's nephew Sammy Joe (Rafael de La Fuente), who will begin a romance with Steven.
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Iger also confirmed that the series would run beyond two seasons (no surprise there), and spin-off stories "infusing [The Mandalorian] with more characters and taking those characters in their own direction in terms of series" were being discussed at Disney.
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Pai also had (and has) the admirable habit of infusing his objections with partisan bitterness: his dissenting statements and op-eds over the years embody the kind of values-based politics that propelled groups like the Tea Party to prominence.
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Now is the time to get to the root of America's culture of violence and racism in order to achieve national consensus on eradicating institutional racism, ending economic injustice, and infusing our politics with a culture of civility, respect, and honor.
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A company called 37.5 has discovered a way to accelerate this cooling process by infusing garments with microscopic natural particles—the active carbon of coconut shells and volcanic sands—that evaporate sweat more efficiently and help an athlete's body manage heat.
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"To the extent RBI is infusing money, if that money stays in the system and overall liquidity improves, then there will be scope to lower lending rates," said Parthasarathi Mukherjee, managing director and CEO at private lender Lakshmi Vilas Bank.
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"This repo transaction has allowed us to term out our funding by a considerable magnitude thereby infusing the much needed stability to our balance sheet," said Raphael Agung, head of treasury at Commercial Bank of Africa, in a press release.
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Pumps may deliver insulin more consistently than injections by infusing it slowly, and pumps can also be easier to adjust, said Dr. Simon Heller, a diabetes researcher at the University of Sheffield in the U.K. who wasn't involved in the study.
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They are lying on a bedspread made of a myriad network of lines – little grids fitted together – that artist has patiently scratched in the pale green paint, infusing the intimate scene with a tactility that hints at weaving and passionate violence.
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Jones, whose right arm cradles a copy of the Bible in a pose that uncannily prefigures that of the Statue of Liberty, is a contemporaneous rebuke to the racist hypocrisies that tainted the Enlightenment principles infusing the creation of the Constitution.
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I'm noting something that we cannot lose track of, should not shrug our shoulders about and must not gloss over: Trump has succeeded at nothing as fully as he has at infusing the presidential race with a vulgarity that's absolutely breathtaking.
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On a day she knew I had a date—one I suspected would involve oral—Rodgers instructed me to drink pineapple juice so my vagina would taste like fruit, thus infusing my sex life with bold flavor and island vibes.
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Weed Milk Once you've got this infusing thing on lock, you'll probably want to infuse every liquid you can get your hands on—and let us assure you, cookies dipped in weed milk is just as amazing as it sounds. 5.
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Now that you've spent so much time learning how to infuse oils and fats for cooking, give those skills a try with infusing glycerine to make this foie gras pâté for an elegant starter for a 4/20 dinner party.
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Over time, though, he replaced the heads of some of these figures with heads he crafted and painted himself, adding demonic figures of his own creation to his groupings of statues and infusing his site with a sinister, macabre ambiance.
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But what would distinguish Mr. Churchman's work, even without the few discreet references to Buddhist philosophy, is that instead of infusing his painting with the speed and evanescence of its subject matter, he uses his painting to slow down that matter.
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On the whole, this movement has been a tremendous boon for Champagne, infusing the region with much-needed energy, greatly improving the overall quality and restoring the notion that Champagne is a wine, not solely a luxury object and status symbol.
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Skipping over a blessedly brief dose of Jacques Derrida, and dutifully recognizing Theodor Adorno's ruminations on punctuation, I found writings by Willa Cather, James Baldwin, and Samuel Beckett, each infusing an emotional sense into the open space between punctuation marks.
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The $132 billion budget plan centered heavily on infusing the emergency fund with $5 billion in the coming fiscal year — bringing the total stash to $13.5 billion — in order to prevent layoffs and soften other painful budget cuts in a downturn.
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On its face, this idea seems very democratic — what could be closer to the ideals of democracy than casting the bastards out and infusing political leadership with new blood, with people who know life outside of the profession of politics?
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But as older Democrats start infusing more racial justice initiatives like legalizing marijuana into their messaging and policies, they run the risk of looking particularly untrustworthy when racial scandals surface or when their current stances look drastically different from their past.
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It's no coincidence that the franchise stalled out after its second sequel, and its modern ascendancy only began once director Justin Lin stepped in for the third installment, infusing the film with his dynamic camerawork, white-knuckle action blocking, and impeccable flourishes.
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Is your tech background, is it helping you, you used to run Juniper, a great company, is it helping you or is it infusing your thinking of what individuals should get of this fabulous Roastery or every day when we go to Starbucks?
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In the same way that Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly and Chance's Coloring Book revitalized the genre by infusing it with jazz and gospel, reflectively, Staples incorporated a forward-thinking selection of electronic sounds for the year's most adventurous hip-hop record.
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The limited rejuvenation of circulatory function and cellular metabolism in pig brains, which were harvested from animals slaughtered at a meat-packing plant, was achieved four hours after death by infusing the brains with a special chemical solution designed to preserve the tissue.
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The "Made in Flint" women's collection will go on show at New York's Queens Museum - a breath of glamour aimed at infusing hope into the impoverished city whose tap water became poisoned with lead in 2014 after cost-cutting by local authorities.
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The legacy of Italian neorealism is particularly notable, both in his subject matter — the focus on the plight of the lower classes — as well as his preference for shooting on location rather than in the studio, and infusing his images with lyrical symbolism.
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Syracuse University, which introduced full-figured model drawing into its fashion illustration courses in 2014, has been infusing its curriculum with body positivity, thanks, in part to one of its famous alums: Emme, often billed as the world's first plus-size supermodel.
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With each new investment, Movile's goal was simple: take a fast-moving startup and help it grow beyond what the founding team ever thought possible by infusing cash, human capital and any technical resources or expertise that the startup could possibly need.
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What's not working Studies show these three treatments don't seem to work: Blood donations from Ebola survivor Infusing an Ebola patient with blood products from an Ebola survivor was a treatment that met with great fanfare and publicity in the United States.
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The unsung hero of the soulslike, in 2017, was Hollow Knight, which isn't about bolting new things onto Dark Souls, but about about capturing what Dark Souls really is about and infusing that into a format other than the third-person action RPG.
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But researchers in Italy have found a new home for the stinky old coffee bits — by infusing them into a porous foam that removes heavy metals from polluted water, according to a study published this month in ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering.
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The drug, JCAR015, is an experimental therapy requiring a complicated process of extracting immune system T cells from an individual patient, altering their DNA to sharpen their ability to spot and kill cancer cells, and infusing them back into the same patient.
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Improvements to the Google Assistant, combined with the Motion Sense technology that can proactively accomplish tasks like lowering your morning alarm before you even touch the phone, signal that Google is focusing more on infusing intelligence into its gadgets than anything else.
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The group (pronounced "ay-wah," which translates to "yes")—Tair, Liron, and Tagel Haim—sing in an obscure Arabic dialect of their Jewish Yemeni ancestors, infusing hip-shaking folk rhythms and ancient lyrics with an electronic Middle Eastern gypsy beat, or "Mizrahi" sound.
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We made our way down the main commercial stretch, infusing ourselves with gelato and gummy candy at regular intervals while dodging a swarm of bees that had apocalyptically descended on the town (fairy tale reference point: "The Queen Bee," Brothers Grimm, Tale 20193).
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There has since been such a surfeit of women beginning careers off such networks, many infusing their particular brand of far-right ideology with "trad" rhetoric, that it now seems irresponsible not to think about them, their roles and what they reveal.
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It's traditionally cooked in a clay pot over and under hot coals, a difficult setup to replicate; instead, I pour the batter into a cast-iron pan lined with banana leaves, which char as the cake bakes, infusing it with their scent.
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Still, under the sympathetic direction of David Mendizábal, the ample cast, which includes Selenis Leyva and Dascha Polanco from "Orange Is the New Black," brings defining individuality to their characters, infusing them with a palpably real humanity, despite the occasional whimsical quirk.
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With the battle for the Senate tighter than ever, Senate Democrats are infusing millions of dollars more in conservative-leaning states and pulling back further from the traditional battlegrounds of Ohio and Florida, an official familiar with the moves told POLITICO on Friday.
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While the idea of infusing activism into the workplace may still be uncomfortable for some, Harvard Business Review writers and professors Aaron Chatterji and Michael Toffel agree that the concept ties into the impact many executives are taught in school to pursue.
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I'm aware of it already being used by a number of rare disease groups and it served as the inspiration behind the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's recent "Rare As One" campaign, which is infusing patient-powered principles and resources into dozens of rare diseases.
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And writer and director Sam Esmail (the show's creator and showrunner, who has directed every single episode of the show since the season two premiere) paces the episode at a dead sprint, while also infusing it with the spirit of the holiday season.
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What makes her big-screen work this year — in "The Beguiled" and "The Killing of a Sacred Deer" — even more astonishing is that she brought that sweet spot with her, infusing those movies with an element of vitality they would otherwise have lacked.
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Whatever type of material Balzano happens to be using — he also works with wood, bronze and limestone — he ensures it is of what he calls "noble" quality, and then goes about infusing his designs with an array of hyper-detailed architectural references.
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Whatever type of material Balzano happens to be using — he also works with wood, bronze and limestone — he ensures it is of what he calls "noble" quality, and then goes about infusing his designs with an array of hyper-detailed architectural references.
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"We walked a fine line with the color and materials in this vehicle - infusing energy through use of color and balance while working to ensure the raw appeal of a performance car still shines through," said Ford exec Barb Whalen in a statement.
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RELATED BONUS PREDICTION — In reaction to 2017's sobering and frequently shocking negative societal forces, many digital media companies will take things even further by infusing their offline efforts with social impact, an inspirational and motivational element that is already proven to be commercially smart.
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It features The Announcer, who I have come to regard as a friend in the course of this exercise, infusing pure and beautiful surprise, using nothing but his voice and his innate professionalism, into the occasion of KAT hauling in 21 rebounds on the night.
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"A League of Their Own is a half-hour comedy infusing the warmth, humor and DNA of the classic film, while taking a contemporary spin on the stories of the women surrounding the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League," reads the logline given to THR.
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The debate shows that Sanders, even more so than his fellow progressive Elizabeth Warren, is trying to enact a paradigm shift in how Democrats think of policy, infusing it with a moralized perspective unbounded by the normal constraints policymakers spend so much time worrying about.
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Medical marijuana has been legal there since 2007, which has allowed the medical research-and-development community to begin digging deep into the DNA of cannabis to look for pharmaceutical products the plant can yield beyond smoking it or infusing it into edible products.
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Similarly, Wilders was still a back-bencher in the conservative VVD when right-wing populist Pim Fortuyn took Dutch politics by storm in the early 2000s, infusing it with new levels of electoral volatility, changing the issues and tone of the political debate forever.
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As there aren't enough non-snack CBD products on the market that would allow me to hit my required daily calories, let alone create a well-balanced diet, this DIY approach to infusing accounted for the lion's share of my intake of the extract.
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Now, a third wave of audio drama is set to be produced at the hands of game developers, who are taking the techniques of old and infusing them into a fundamentally altered, yet familiar structure, with listeners playing a vocal role in the action.
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It is that empathy that distinguishes much of Ms. Bilbao's work, infusing a vision of architecture as a platform that people can use to improve their quality of life according to their own needs, rather than those mapped out for them by planners and developers.
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"If economic stimulus packages drive money away from clean energy investments by infusing fossil fuels industries with short-term capital while ignoring clean energy supply chains ... we could see a domino effect that would push us further away from our clean energy goals," she added.
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This is his gift, proffered throughout his literature at the dawn of "realism," of conjuring up the nation — its soul, caught in a particular time and place — and infusing it in his pages with as much depth and dedication as if it were a character.
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The therapy belongs to a class of drugs known as chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy or CAR-T, which involves drawing white blood cells from a patient, processing them in the lab to target cancer, and infusing the cells back into the patient.
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"Try infusing fruit into water -- you can purchase a pitcher, fill it with water, then add slices of oranges, lemons, strawberries, watermelon or whatever fruit you like so the water will become infused with the fruit flavor and provide sweetness to your palate," she said.
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In 2014 Alex became president of United Teachers Los Angeles, the union representing more than 35,20153 teachers and school staff members in the Los Angeles school district, and he immediately began infusing it with an activist energy it had lacked for a long time.
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This Mexican film, about a woman who's not allowed to marry the man of her dreams — and starts infusing everything she cooks with her emotions — is one of the exceptions that shows how much fun it can be when magical realism is pulled off with perfect pitch.
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According to brand rep Aurélie Rousseaux-Gubri, Bordier was one of the pioneers of these butters, creating them to suit the demands of individual chefs, from size, to shape, to precise salt content, even infusing them with everything from seaweed to yuzu to Basque Espelette pepper.
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The one-time therapy — which works by removing disease fighting T-cells from individual patients, modifying them to attack cancer, and then re-infusing them — is approved in both indications in the United States, where it costs $475,000 for patients with ALL and $373,000 for DLBCL.
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The female lead is Jessica Manker, a friend of Foxing's soundman who majored in dance at Webster University in St. Louis and now works as a dance teacher—her way of infusing "improper" (read: modern) technique into the classicist ballet performance Coll had planned in the treatment.
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The marijuana industry is copying that approach, building welcoming dispensaries to dispel the lingering cloud of disreputability that comes from buying cannabis, infusing pot into calorie-free drinks and powders, offering gluten-free snacks and distributing vape pens so people can discretely consume without any lingering smell.
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This is admittedly precarious territory, but I believe it can be argued that the obdurate politics of the two most prominent anti-Dreyfusards in the history of modern art, Degas and Paul Cézanne, played a role in the coldness infusing their relationship to the human form.
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New Orleans is uninhibited in its casual camaraderie and hospitality toward all, no matter how voyeuristic their interest—a legacy, no doubt, of the impossibly strong, gracious women of color who raised generations of families, black and white alike, infusing good humored inner beauty into us all.
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Over time, he also experimented with changing the traditional corrido sound based on his upbringing — namely, infusing the acoustic guitar and accordion accompaniments with a quicker pace, including hip-hop beats based on the music he listened to growing up in Southern California in the 1990s.
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"We've been talking about this for a long time, about infusing our program with a greater sense of redeeming purpose,'' Mr. Allman told me, "and approaching it from a perspective of student well-being with a better sense of why students are going about this work.
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Mr. Gvasalia made his name at Vetements, where in taking mainstream labels and infusing them with ineffable cool, he was often mistaken for an ironic collagist or workroom D.J. Champion sweatshirt meets tortured Parisian chic in the hands of a Georgian former club kid-turned-designer.
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Some of the quibbles people have had with the book, about the bratty flatness of Amy's character, or about how the romantic relationships unfold, are reconsidered with a depth of humanity and understanding of the time in which the book was written, infusing them with new life.
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The new leukemia treatment involves removing millions of white blood cells called T cells — often referred to as the soldiers of the immune system — from the patient's bloodstream, genetically engineering them to recognize and kill cancer, multiplying them and then infusing them back into the patient.
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The film is also a perfect example of how you can tell the same basic story over and over again (it's still Spider-Man, after all), but still make it feel fresh by infusing the details with characters that draw you in and make you care about them.
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The new drug class, known as chimeric antigen receptor T-cell or CAR-T, involves a complicated process of extracting immune system T-cells from an individual patient, altering the cell DNA to sharpen their ability to spot and kill cancer cells, and infusing them back into the patient.
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Barney, on the other hand, is infusing Home Is with matters of the heart over clattering live drums, soft keys playing chords that sound like sunshine set to music and a flow that bobs along like that ball you lost to a river or lake on a hot day.
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"I thought I was just picking a name for an eBay store, but it turned out that I was actually infusing the entire brand with not just my spirit, but the spirit of this incredible woman," she writes of the platform shoe-loving, ahead-of-her-time Davis.
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And in leaning on binding arbitration and other methods that have become notorious for silencing survivors of sexual abuse and other crimes—and infusing them with an aura of religious legitimacy—evangelical churches have made it that much harder for survivors to come forward, experts and advocates said.
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Panels focused on "privilege," speakers discussed "upending the existing power structures," and infusing corporations with "community- and socially focused set of goals(.)" It's no stretch that discussions today lamenting that bitcoin miners are currently 97 percent male will tomorrow lead to censorship or firings to mollify these goals.
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At first, Marie sounds as if she were performing German lieder, or at least gospel with traditional pious purity; Rosetta admires the beauty of her sound and her playing, but has other plans, beginning with eliminating the "vibrator" from her delivery, and infusing some "swing" into her piano playing.
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Taken together, the collection strongly recalled Mr. Ford's third and fourth year at Gucci, when his love of the disco era became less literal and he started infusing his collections with gothic, '80s references that recalled Chrissie Hynde and Siouxsie Sioux but added a certain Madison Avenue panache.
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This includes developing national policy and strategy frameworks for quality and infusing better data and quality standards into health programs, whether for maternal, newborn and child health or HIV and TB. PEPFAR and the global community have recently taken substantial strides towards improving the quality of HIV programs.
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He became adept at infusing soul into one-note characters (I'm talking what could have been a throwaway role in "Miami Rhapsody;" I'm talking the Nasonex bee.) That's the thing about Picasso: He was considered one of the greatest artists of the 20th century and he was also prolific.
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Since he is only about halfway through his goal of seeing all the states in the Union, expect to see more photos — and more of what he has learned infusing not only his speeches, but also how Mr. Zuckerberg approaches Facebook and other aspects of his life, like philanthropy.
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To make it, cooks reach for a pack of their favorite store-bought curry bricks — concentrated cubes of spices with some kind of thickening agent, like flour, which create thick, dark, spicy sauces when simmered with water or stock, infusing chopped meat and vegetables with flavor as they simmer.
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When he applies dry pigment to a sheet of paper, as he does in " Untitled" (January 1, 1985), the muted pinks and blues come across as dusty and worn, like something that has been left out in the elements, infusing this abstract work with a soft tremolo of wistfulness.
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" (Connoisseur that he is, the head of the Wu-Tang Clan likes to pair his 'fu with a 40 ounce bottle of malt liquor from the corner bodega.) Today, you'll find cult rapper Ka infusing his street sermons with advice about "juicing, getting loose in the farmer's market.
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"Infusing our everyday foods with nutritional fortification will become especially important in the near future, especially as climate change begins to make a deeper impact on the availability and production of staple foods," Pieter Nuboer, vice president of human nutrition and health at DSM, said in an e-mail to CNBC.
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At a time when tech companies like Apple and Samsung are poaching fashion executives and designers to turn their computer-like gadgets into pieces of jewelry, watchmakers are coming at the wearable market from the other side, infusing a taste of tech into fashionable designs they already know resonate with customers.
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Both companies are developing drugs in a new class called chimeric antigen receptor T-cells (CAR-T) using a complicated process of extracting immune system T-cells from an individual patient, altering their DNA to sharpen their ability to spot and kill cancer cells, and infusing them back into the patient.
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Axi-cel belongs to a new class of therapies called chimeric antigen receptor T-cells (CAR-T) using a complicated process of extracting immune system T cells from an individual patient, altering their DNA to sharpen their ability to spot and kill cancer cells, and infusing them back into the patient.
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It was largely a reaction to the Industrial Age of mass production and the rapid spread of democracy following World War I. Infusing architecture with idealism, Le Corbusier saw building as a social improvement project, quieting the existential chaos of war with designs that he believe were egalitarian, rational, and simplified.
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And Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Warren, who are struggling to match the appeal of their rivals on the party's ideological poles, are infusing their 000th-hour messaging with barely veiled claims that they are safer choices because they won't alienate one flank of the party like Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden.
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The powwow graduation in May was one example of how universities across Canada are "indigenizing" — a new, elastic term that means everything from drawing more aboriginal students and faculty members onto campuses built largely for white settlers, to infusing those stodgy Western institutions with aboriginal belief systems and traditional knowledge.
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I would argue it's not even possible to talk about such inherently subjective topics without infusing the discussion with some form of bias, regardless of one's personal or political beliefs—and when it comes to government entities, if they don't have something neutral to say, they shouldn't say anything at all.
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Bb21217 is a next generation version of bb2121, the companies' more advanced, but still experimental therapy in a class called CAR-T that requires harvesting a patient's own disease-fighting T-cells, modifying them in a laboratory so they target specific proteins on cancer cells and infusing them back into the patient.
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Bb21217 is a next-generation version of bb203, the companies' more advanced, but still experimental therapy in a class called CAR-T that requires harvesting a patient's own disease-fighting T-cells, modifying them in a laboratory so they target specific proteins on cancer cells and infusing them back into the patient.
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For parents looking to encourage healthy habits, Muth recommends offering water as the first and preferred beverage choice starting at 6 months of age, limiting access to sugary drinks, modeling drinking water themselves and making drinking water more fun by infusing it with fruit, mint or a squirt of lime or lemon.
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In this deleted scene from VICELAND's Bong Appétit, Hà's heightened sense of smell turns out to be a huge asset in the Bong Ap kitchen, as she, Vanessa, and Ry discuss which of the Chem Scout, Orange Cookies, and Snoop Lion OG strains weed would be best suited for infusing Vietnamese ice cream.
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If you're not sure if the book's for you—even with its gorgeous photography and food styling and Test Kitchen-approved recipes—we think you might be convinced by a glimpse at how thoroughly we break down the basics of infusing cannabis into your food, starting with all of the the tools you'll need.
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Still, there's apparently enough buzz around the practice that the FDA is warning consumers of "unscrupulous actors" who tout the benefits of infusing patients with plasma extracted from youthful donors while extracting literal blood money from their clients: We have significant public health concerns about the promotion and use of plasma for these purposes.
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"The major concern is that there is a period of time when the heart has no blood or oxygen getting to it prior to infusing it with the preservation solution and ice," said Dr. Ashish Shah, the chair of cardiac surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, who was not involved in the US transplant.
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Similarly, in a series of small acrylic and sindoor (red lead pigment) paintings on postage stamps — "Rashtra Pita" (2004), "Harijan" (2004), "Farmers" (2003), "Gandhi/Man without Specs X" (2003) and "Holy Water" (2003) — Ashim Purkayastha repeatedly redraws Gandhian iconography, reimagining Gandhi's ubiquitous image by infusing it with a critique of the violence of contemporary India.
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CMS, which runs the federal government's healthcare plan for seniors, will cover the therapies when provided in certain healthcare facilities, the regulator said here Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, known as CAR-T, involves drawing white blood cells from a patient, processing them in the lab to target cancer, and infusing the cells back into the patient.
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In recent years, Silicon Valley-backed anti-aging schemes have ranged from the plausible (growing new organs from your own DNA) to the straight-out-of-science fiction (infusing older bodies with young blood and stem cells.) Of course, Y Combinator's first bio fund is focused on aging, but "this isn't about living forever," Altman said.
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"The President's pro-growth agenda, including instituting what he has called a '21st century Glass-Steagall,' will allow these banks to spend less time complying with unnecessary requirements, many of which were designed to police much larger entities, and more time, infusing their communities and local small businesses with capital," White House spokesman Sean Spicer said this week.
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After the order is placed, a Ginstick Specialist at the concession stand removes one of the sticks from vacuum-sealed package in which it has been stored, so as to lock in flavor and placate ol' Elliott Ness, and then sloooooowly slides the Ginstick into a fresh boiled dog, infusing the meat with the rich flavor of gin.
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A business-oriented president could be helpful in this intellectual world, too, by taking actions like doubling the budget for the National Science Foundation, which was created in 1950 when Harry S. Truman was president, and infusing the National Institutes of Health, the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities with more cash.
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In typical fashion, I had left it all for the very last possible minute (save for the custom blend gin I had made a few weeks prior by passing a bottle of cheap vodka through a Brita filter three times and infusing it with fresh juniper and some New Age-y twigs I bought at a Hocus Pocus store).
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Whereas in the past there may have been one or two historians on television or advising governments, today there are literally thousands of historians infusing their knowledge into contemporary debates through op-eds, on TV news, on Twitter, in classrooms and in advisory roles to governments, human rights commissions, the UN, Hollywood, law and video games.
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The pair of endorsements jolted the primary race, signaling that Mr. Sanders was still a formidable contender just as it had increasingly seemed like a contest between Ms. Warren and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. They also shifted the conversation away from his health issues and his age, infusing his campaign with a renewed sense of vitality.
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"This will achieve multiple objectives including bringing down short-term interest rates for borrowers, helping the RBI to mop up lump sum amounts of dollars at one go, infusing liquidity and preventing any sharp appreciation in the rupee in face of a strong pipeline of flows in the near term," said A. Prasanna, head of fixed income research at ICICI Securities.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE avoided infusing partisan rhetoric into his rainy July 4 speech on the National Mall, though he still received energetic applause from a drenched crowd of supporters.
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" Still, some viewers seized on a rare moment of public vulnerability for ESPN to air their grievances, an echo of Gamergate, a heated dispute that escalated a few years ago when video game reviewers were accused of inappropriately infusing politics and biases on other subjects into their work, leading to a campaign of harassment against those who were derogatorily called "social justice warriors.
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" Glover admits that Living Colour were contemporaries, rather than descendants, of this particular school of genre-mashing, but doesn't deny I Against I's distinct pull: "There were parts of it that were familiar, because we were all part of that scene and we were basically doing the same sort of thing, taking hard rock music and infusing it with funk and Caribbean music, which is part of who we are.
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Some Democrats also worry that the energy infusing their party might not be entirely positive, especially if Democrats succumb to an inevitable urge to re-litigate the 2016 election — or the 2016 primary fight between Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and Sen.
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She teased, taunted, rejiggered, and redefined its carefully guarded traditions on her terms, modeling her painting on the phantasmal spectacles of Hieronymus Bosch and her close friend Giorgio de Chirico, while infusing it with the kind of softly lit details found in the interiors of Dutch Renaissance masters — accentuating flesh and ornamentation, and advancing the insurrectionist premise that painting serves visual pleasure and selfish desires above all else.
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The contemporary context infusing the show, which is installed in the same building as the MFA studios of Hunter College, seems to fast-forward a purposefully problematic painting like Mike Bidlo's mock-Pollock, "Study in Beige, Green, Red & Black" (1983), away from its original intentions and pause it in the context of today's concerns, making it less of a formalist conceit and more of a thumb in the market's eye, especially in light of the Knoedler scandals and other recent high-profile forgeries.
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On top of this, the UK government plans to commit £61 million ($80 million) to develop three areas: £21 million to expand Tech City (a London initiative up to now) into a new nationwide network called Tech Nation, with new hubs opening up in Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Birmingham among 10 in total; £20 million to fund infusing new tech innovations like AI into public services; and £103 million to help train young people aged 14 to 18 to identify and ward off cyber threats.
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Servings: 10Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 1 hour, plus infusing time for the nori oil: 1/63 ounce|10 grams Iwanori seaweed, finely ground 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 2750/210 ounces|23 ml vegetable oil for the rice: 22 cup|2375 grams sushi rice, washed 2190/43 cup|24 ml rice vinegar vegetable oil, for frying for the wasabi mayo: 25 cup|21 grams Japanese mayonnaise 1 tablespoon wasabi paste to finish: 1/4 pound|4 ounces king crab leg meat 1 tablespoon rice vinegar 1 avocado, pitted, peeled, and thinly sliced 53 cucumber, seeds removed and julienned 1.
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