That's because green burials, alternative and eco-friendly practices are popularizing.
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The app responsible for popularizing swipeable virtual keyboards has been discontinued.
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Best known for redesigning and popularizing the character of Bugs Bunny.
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He was awarded citizenship for his contribution to popularizing Latvian culture internationally.
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In the meantime, others have been popularizing malambo in their own ways.
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The job set him on a new course dedicated to popularizing science.
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Despite her credentials, however, she's not interested in popularizing accurate medical science.
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And yet, popularizing digital art shouldn't necessarily be the prerogative of these platforms.
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Noah, you've already found notoriety in popularizing the shisito pepper—another mild pepper.
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The mobile streaming format Meerkat introduced and Periscope sharpened, Facebook is actually popularizing.
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Popularizing campaign 'airplane rallies' Another weird whopper from the 13 campaign trail here.
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Romero himself acknowledged the role that video games played in popularizing the undead.
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Hosted by science-popularizing astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, the show takes on the cosmos.
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Alongside MTV's Real World, Survivor is credited with popularizing the modern reality television genre.
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He is largely responsible for popularizing the idea that aliens helped build the pyramids.
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Lee is credited with popularizing the flawed hero, or characters with complex, human personalities.
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And today the restaurant is widely credited with popularizing the dish in the city.
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She is arguably more responsible for popularizing the concept of white privilege than anyone else.
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According to The New York Times there was another incentive behind popularizing the dish: modernization.
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Andre has always been so gracious about the Nashville Hot Chicken trend popularizing other restaurants.
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They are popularizing the outrage on this issue and the demand for protection of immigrants.
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And yet, Twain played a major role in popularizing the image of desolate, empty Palestine.
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Trump also took credit for popularizing the word "fake" during an interview earlier this month.
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The fence and his role in popularizing the place has left Kourounis with mixed feelings.
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BTS For: Popularizing K-pop in the US. Maybe you've never heard a BTS song.
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" Jones is, among other things, credited with popularizing the Trump campaign's unofficial slogan, "Hillary for prison.
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Browne also credits larger brands, such as White Claw, for popularizing spiked seltzer across the country.
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"Bill Weier told the AP at the time: "It's popularizing a tragedy is what it's doing.
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Minstrel shows caricaturized black life in antebellum America, with whites popularizing the myth of happy slaves.
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However, one specific genre that Bad Brains were instrumental in popularizing is rarely discussed anymore: funk metal.
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Props to black-ish star and all-around awesome millennial Yara Shahidi for popularizing the name, too.
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Industry leaders Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are popularizing the juicy and meaty-tasting plant-based burger.
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Yes, rock music predated Berry, and other people, particularly Elvis, were more responsible for popularizing the genre.
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Opened by chef Jeremiah Tower, Stars was known for popularizing California cuisine and serving A-list celebrities.
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He drank large quantities of apple cider vinegar as an appetite suppressant, thus popularizing the "vinegar diet".
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Mr. Sanders has campaigned on his record of popularizing progressive positions and taking aim at President Trump.
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In 1972, students and community members of Papunya founded the artist cooperative Papunya Tula, popularizing dot painting worldwide.
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"He is one of several folks who are instrumental in popularizing ice cream," says food historian Michael Twitty.
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Madame Clicquot became the first woman to run a champagne house and is credited with popularizing the brand.
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Stevie Wonder, of course, deserves a lot of credit for popularizing the Moog, but so do these guys.
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Coco Chanel is famous for creating timeless perfumes and popularizing the little black dress and skirt suit set.
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She said she doesn't harbor any hard feelings against Charli D'Amelio for popularizing the Renegade without naming her.
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And "Skinner's Box" can be seen as an adult variation on Mr. Nye's popularizing approach to academic subjects.
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Why he matters Earlier this year, a New York Times critic gave Drake credit for popularizing rap-singing.
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Kelley is known for popularizing the design-thinking philosophy, and Hackett plans to integrate it into Ford's operations.
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For a company that got its start popularizing disappearing text messages, Snap is about to create some permanent riches.
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So while Instagram and Facebook are further popularizing the Stories format Snap invented, they may also be commoditizing it.
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With Helix, you can receive dubious data with none of the useful insights, and popularizing dubious science is counterproductive.
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Johnson received the presidential Medal of Freedom in 85033, a year before the movie popularizing her story was released.
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But at Slyde, there was the added burden of inventing a market for a product and popularizing a sport.
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For example, in different regions, Facebook is likely concerned with popularizing certain aspects of its platform more than others.
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Bach, the best-selling author of "The Automatic Millionaire," is credited with popularizing the concept of 'the latte factor.
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Muji, a Japanese retailer that sells household goods and consumer products, is known for popularizing ambient music in stores.
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In modern times, the man credited for popularizing them is José Guadalupe Posada, a famous late-19th-century engraver.
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In popularizing the customs of a given community, the thinking goes, these things in some way lose their truer essence.
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Eero can be credited with popularizing this kind of router system when it released its first product back in 2880.
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Apple's new iPad app Swift Playgrounds is popularizing the idea of learning to code on mobile devices, not desktop computers.
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Since venturing into all of the wild and crazy trends they're popularizing half a world a way, I've tried everything.
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The 2016 James Beard Award winner for Best Chef is known for popularizing fresh, California cuisine in New York City.
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It's all a tad ironic, because the man credited with popularizing carnivorism in cryptocurrency communities doesn't buy the Neanderthal angle.
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Around the 1950s, Hoy started getting credit for popularizing the use of hand signals as a strategic form of communication.
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The most obvious example is the show's popularizing of the "ticking time bomb" justification for torture, dismissed by terrorism experts.
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Previous popes refused to canonize him for fear of popularizing the left-wing ideology that he embodied, the AP reported.
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" She also wrote that she would never forgive Trump for popularizing the baseless claim because it put her family "at risk.
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Raised in British Hong Kong, the actor, 53, is often credited with popularizing the martial arts style known as Wing Chun.
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Ailey is credited with popularizing modern dance and bringing African-Americans to the forefront of the dance in the 20th century.
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Their patented design would become legendary in popularizing the dark ride, and could soon be seen in parks across the country.
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While its sister app Instagram dukes it out with Snapchat in the west, WhatsApp is popularizing visual communication around the world.
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Less than two decades later, Henry Ford followed suit, instituting a five-day workweek throughout his company and popularizing the idea.
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From popularizing auto-updates to aggressively promoting HTTPS web encryption, the Chrome security team likes to grapple with big, conceptual problems.
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HONG KONG — The Apple iPhone transformed the technology industry by popularizing the smartphone and blazing a path to a mobile future.
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If he had, he likely would've been very proud of himself, because he takes credit for inventing and popularizing the term.
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At another point, Mr. Trump expressed pride in popularizing the phrase "fake news," and said other countries had begun banning it.
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While Biden is the odds-on favorite to win the primary, Sanders has succeeded in popularizing Medicare for All among Democrats.
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Dr. Weil is perhaps best known for popularizing the concept of integrative medicine, which melds traditional medicine with "alternative" healing techniques.
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When analysts look back, 2017 may turn out to be the tipping point in popularizing plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.
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The musician has become a household name in recent months because of the viral song and his popularizing of country rap.
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Kanye West's Yeezy empire inspired a more simplistic approach to high-end fashion, popularizing neutral tones like beige, olive, and white.
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Making it easier to hail or call a car is not the same as designing and popularizing an internet search engine.
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Wahl believes that governments can play a real role in popularizing and institutionalizing community care, even in societies as individualistic as ours.
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Snapchat, too, wants to push augmented reality features, and should get credit for popularizing the goofy face masks people seem to love.
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However, while Albert is often credited with popularizing the tree, he wasn't the first royal to bring the German tradition to England.
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Florian Bellanger, meanwhile, has been popularizing pastry-making in the United States after his long stint as a judge on Cupcake Wars.
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Dopamine fasting is a trend along the lines of intermittent fasting from food that Silicon Valley execs have been popularizing for years.
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Mr. Lamb published his book of essays in 1823 and all columnists owe him a debt of sorts for popularizing the form.
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One notable contribution was in popularizing nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, which was developed by physicists, to understand chemical structures and reaction mechanisms.
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Perhaps the most important thing is whether or not popularizing the Overview Effect would actually impact human behavior on and off Earth.
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Since 2012, online platforms have moved to the center of hundreds of millions more lives, popularizing their particular brands of social surveillance.
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When it comes to popularizing virtual worlds, is it going to come from the entertainment side or the more productivity-oriented platforms?
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Along with Hollywood popularizing the temple, one other factor propelled the temple's resurgence — Shi Yongxin, who became the temple's abbot in 1999.
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But it's important that we ground our visions of radicalism to an element of familiarity, because politics, like music, is a popularizing business.
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Richard Nixon had a famous distaste for journalists, even popularizing the term "the media" to describe the group of institutions that covered him.
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It's also worth mentioning that Snapchat played an important role in popularizing this trend and Facebook has been widely ridiculed for copying Snapchat.
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She's even credited with popularizing, if not inventing, the modern definition of "debugging" after a moth was found in Harvard's Mark II computer.
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In the years that he has spent popularizing ideas hatched in the halls of the academy, he has honed a friendly prose style.
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Netflix might be known for popularizing the binge, but one of the streaming service's best original efforts is parceled out in weekly helpings.
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Together with his co-author, Harvard Law's Cass Sunstein, Thaler is responsible for developing and popularizing the notion of "nudges" as a policy tool.
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The iPhone played a pivotal role in either giving those apps a start or popularizing them, but all of those are third-party apps.
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As an example of psychology's negative influence, Benedetto blames esotericist Alan Leo for popularizing "sun signs," which were not part of the ancient practice.
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Meister credits David Schomer, co-founder of Espresso Vivace, for popularizing the latte (and also latte art) among coffee cognoscenti in the Pacific Northwest.
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Flame prints are now engulfing the runways, as Vogue observed in a trend piece published on Wednesday that credits Fieri with popularizing the look.
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The lion's share of investment has gone to companies pioneering and popularizing coverage categories and delivery models, with a particular focus on millennial customers.
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In its early days, Twitter was known for its frequent service interruptions, popularizing the "fail whale" image that appeared when the site was down.
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When Allen Iverson was popularizing cornrows, baggy shorts and tattoos in the N.B.A., Tiger Woods was the respectable black athlete on the golf circuit.
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As early as the 1980s, VR pioneer Jaron Lanier, the man credited with popularizing the term, was selling a virtual reality headset and gloves.
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He wants the media to fight him because that drives attention to the things he's saying, to the conspiracies he's popularizing, and to himself.
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In doing so, she added, Mr. Plank was responsible for "democratizing" and popularizing investments that until then had largely been confined to the rich.
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Chamberlain has been credited with popularizing an entire counterculture subgenre of YouTube, where creators are seen as authentic and relatable to their teen fans.
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As it just so happens, Ike was a huge golf fan himself and is widely credited with popularizing the sport in the United States.
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It's hard to read anything about serialized novels without running into Charles Dickens and his role in popularizing the form in the 19th century.
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"I think Musically before TikTok, and TikTok deserve a ton of credit for popularizing this format," admits Instagram director of product management Robby Stein .
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The group is credited with popularizing the K-Pop genre in the US, due in large part to its ceaseless touring and recording schedule.
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He became widely known for popularizing the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, a viral video sensation that raised more than $115 million for ALS research.
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These private investments have been popular with endowments; David F. Swensen, chief investment officer of Yale University's endowment, is often credited with popularizing this approach.
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Facebook thinks some percentage of these are fit for broadcasting, and popularizing its Messenger Camera through Day could get even more media sent in threads.
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The company, which deserves the honor of popularizing the concept of the "check-in," has evolved from a social network into something more like Yelp.
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From impermanent content to vertical video, popularizing augmented reality and bringing on the age of visual communication, Speigel's ideas have redefined the way we share.
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De Mol is a media mogul best known for creating or popularizing reality TV formulas including "Big Brother", "Deal or No Deal" and "The Voice".
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De Mol is a media mogul best known for creating or popularizing reality TV formulas including "Big Brother", "Deal or No Deal" and "The Voice".
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"Letizia is very influential in the world of fashion in Spain by popularizing certain tendencies or fashions," S Moda magazine editor Empar Prieto told PEOPLE.
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The New Orleans kitty was born without her front paws, but that hasn't stopped her from hopping into hearts and popularizing her signature nub hugs.
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No other city can lay claim to popularizing the castle walk, the Charleston, the Lindy hop, the jitterbug, the peppermint twist, salsa, disco, and breakdancing.
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Audience Score: 86%This musical drama is loosely based on the life of showman PT Barnum, who was known for popularizing circus acts in America.
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Elon Musk is credited with popularizing the idea for a modern Hyperloop, and his tunneling startup (The Boring Company) is working on its own system.
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For the Queen of Pop's birthday, our writers look back at all the ways she changed culture from popularizing yoga to making disco cool again.
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On one side is Frank Luntz, the longtime conservative pollster and wordsmith, credited with, among other things, popularizing the term "death tax" for estate taxes.
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Tinder is often credited with popularizing the "swipe to like" mechanism that now a number of apps – including those outside the dating space – have since adopted.
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The company, which wants to disrupt venture capital by popularizing the revenue-based financing model, raised a $50 million round and announced a $250 million fund.
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The franchise is arguably most responsible for popularizing the quick time event design, which allows players to have minimal input into elaborate and cinematic action sequences.
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But, of course, it was Starbucks, founded in Seattle in 1971, that is chiefly responsible for popularizing lattes and other "fancy" coffee drinks around the country.
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By popularizing battle-royale gameplay, it gave rise to Fortnite and an entire generation of similar titles, selling more than 50 million copies in the process.
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The world's largest online retailer is working to crack the $800 billion market for U.S. groceries by popularizing delivery from Whole Foods stores, and now pickup.
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John Bacon, a best-selling sportswriter, eulogized Howe for National Public Radio, crediting him for playing a key role in popularizing hockey in the United States.
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The nephew of Sigmund Freud, Bernays amassed wealth and influence by popularizing deceptive advertising, and is considered a founding father of the contemporary public relations industry.
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The Gullah Geechee hope that the recognition of their role in the origins of "Kumbaya" will represent one step toward popularizing, and preserving, who they are.
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Essayist Susan Sontag, whom many credit with popularizing the term, is heavily bent toward a vision of camp wherein failed seriousness trumps any possibility of authenticity.
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" When a Biden advisor teased that the vice president's climate strategy would be a "middle ground" approach, the Sanders campaign jumped quickly, popularizing the hashtag "#NoMiddleGround.
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Incumbent tech giants maintain a huge advantage in popularizing new functionality because they instantly interoperate with a user's existing data rather than making them start from scratch.
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Here's one very popular example of broetry from Josh Fechter, a 8003-year-old digital marketing entrepreneur, who some marketers credit with popularizing the genre of #content.
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Spencer, who is credited with popularizing the term "alt-right," says he has never called for violence and hasn't tweeted anything recently that might provoke a suspension.
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He's credited with popularizing the term itself, and he co-founded VPL, a short-lived but groundbreaking company that built some of the first commercial VR headsets.
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When they married in 1960 and she began studying for a graduate degree at Harvard, the Helperns might have seemed an unlikely pair to be popularizing apparel.
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" He had written and appeared on satirical news show "Not Necessarily the News" for a few seasons, popularizing the term "sniglet," before making the jump to "SNL.
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President Trump likes to refer to the coronavirus as the "Chinese virus," and in so doing he's popularizing an image of the pandemic as a foreign invasion.
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Enthusiastic fans of the mist include beauty editors, Kim Kardashian West, Kylie Jenner, and Drew Barrymore — and makeup artists like Mario Dedivanovic, best known for popularizing contouring.
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As Lillian Broomfield, a fan and player of Rocket League, tells me, prominent streamers are the key to popularizing new slang and terminology within a multiplayer community.
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In his response, Mr. Trump took credit for popularizing the term "fake news" but said he was not responsible for how it was used by other governments.
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More recently, he's known for popularizing the idea of the singularity—a moment sometime in the future when superintelligent machines transform humanity—and making optimistic predictions about immortality.
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Destiny was first out of the gate in popularizing a new sub-genre, but now, five years later, players approach these types of games with built-in expectations.
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At last weekend's Sun Valley Film Festival, the director of the Rush Hour trilogy went on the offensive against Rotten Tomatoes for popularizing the numerical rating of films.
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Following Trump's election, the word spiked in popularity, so some liberals have started to fight back the best way they knew how: by popularizing the term "broflake" instead.
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His writings, abstruse yet popularizing, have made him an uplifting guru for some and a convenient devil for others—the crucial fact being that he is never ignored.
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Bill Cunningham, the legendary photographer largely credited with popularizing street style, passed away on Saturday, the New York Times — the publication where he worked since the 1970s — confirmed.
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A $20 shirt takes a cue from Trump popularizing the term "fake news," with an official-looking TV logo and the words "Fake News Network" written on it.
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While many TVs and home theater projectors support glasses-assisted 3D, this new research describes a method that could go a lot further in terms of popularizing the tech.
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The last time a company tried popularizing wearable tech embedded in glasses, most notably with Google Glass, the public mostly rejected the idea as equal parts creepy and silly.
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Friedman commended Heinlein for popularizing the slogan TANSTAAFL (There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch), which Heinline picked up from his fellow science fiction writer Jerry Pournelle.
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There was the appointment of Bill Bratton as police commissioner, who was infamous for popularizing the "broken windows" style of policing that fueled misdemeanor arrests of people of color.
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Mel Bartholomew, a construction engineer who turned lattice into lettuce by popularizing a gridlike framework for what he called square foot gardening, died on April 214 in San Diego.
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While there is much debate about which players or teams deserve credit for popularizing the forward pass, the conversation about the genesis of the option pass is more muted.
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In fact, its co-founder Justin Mateen (an alumnus of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity) was inspired by frat party planning tactics when it came to popularizing the app.
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Men like Peter Lynch, the revered manager of Fidelity's Magellan fund, often became minor celebrities, popularizing the view that shrewd stock picking was the key to a comfortable retirement.
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Pete Frates, 23, who is credited with popularizing the viral phenomenon that aimed to find a cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, is almost entirely paralyzed and on a feeding tube.
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Luciano Tavares, chief executive officer of São Paulo-based Magnetis, said financial technology firms are changing money management practices in Brazil by popularizing so-called robo-advisers for small investors.
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"People would ask for for that haircut," says Josh Boyd, cofounder of Blind Barber, the Brooklyn-based barbershop chain many credit with popularizing the undercut style in the early 2010s.
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"We've come this far by changing how ownership management works for private companies—popularizing electronic securities and cap table software, combined with audit-ready 409As," Ward wrote in an announcement.
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Suppliers around the globe had warned of smartphone weakness, playing into fears that the company known for popularizing personal computers, tablets and smartphones had become too reliant on the iPhone.
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In 1979, legal scholar Catherine MacKinnon wrote a seminal book, Sexual Harassment of Working Women, which played a significant role in popularizing the idea that sexual harassment violates Title VII.
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The release of Halo: Combat Evolved in 2001 introduced Master Chief's AI partner Cortana, popularizing a lot of the common characteristics that are now shared by real-world AI helpers.
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Jefferson discovered macaroni during his European travels and is credited with popularizing the food in the US after he brought a machine for making the pasta back from Naples, Italy.
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French pâtissier Eric Lanlard (aka Cake Boy) is popularizing all sorts of cake-making for men, while Yotam Ottolenghi's delis regularly appear on lists of top cupcake eateries in London.
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Since Trump began popularizing "fake news," authoritarian leaders from around the world have made use of the term to defend themselves from critics, in Syria, Turkey, Philippines, Venezuela, and elsewhere.
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Father Keating played a major role in popularizing what is now known as centering prayer, a method of silent prayer that allows one to rest in the presence of God.
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But the explanatory power of neurobiology is so appealing that the basic tenets of the brain-disease model have seeped into public consciousness, popularizing a somewhat reductive understanding of addiction.
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There are plenty of other wireless headphone adapters available nowadays, but Twelve South's AirFly played a big part in popularizing the idea, and has worked fairly well in our experience.
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With Chaka Khan and Cyndi Lauper having scored hits by covering tracks from Prince's less famous early albums, there was a clear upside to hunting down and popularizing his obscurities.
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Jefferson's time in France fueled his passion for the country's fine wine and unique foods including french fries, ice cream, and mac and cheese, which he's credited for popularizing in America.
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In February, To Be Continued got a dedicated YouTube channel, which has since garnered nearly 5 million views in total, and by all accounts is primarily responsible for popularizing the meme.
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" Fun Fact ... Fat Joe and Lil Wayne made "Make It Rain" together thus popularizing the phrase (even though Jeezy may have invented it), and Wayne singlehandedly invented the phrase "Bling Bling.
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Geek's Guide to the Galaxy host David Barr Kirtley blames Conan the Barbarian for popularizing this image, which also shows up in films like Masters of the Universe and The Beastmaster.
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Malcolm Gladwell refined much of this conversation with his book "Outliers," popularizing the idea that 10,000 hours of deliberate practice are needed before you can become really good at some things.
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His rise to become a tattooist to the stars began in the 1980s when celebrities including his friend Mickey Rourke began hanging out at his tattoo shop and popularizing the look.
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One case Bodnar points to as evidence of PiS pressure on non-governmental institutions is a spat last month between the Justice Ministry and a foundation popularizing the study of law.
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Lorraine Massey, a grandmother and entrepreneur known for popularizing curly-hair products, said she redid her estate after she sold her share in a company of which she was a founder.
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Book Arlo SoHo starting at $104 per nightArlo SoHo has made it cool to book tiny hotel rooms, popularizing the trend of micro hotels where quarters barely measure 150 square feet.
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A Singapore start-up has bought a 49 percent stake in Rolling Stone magazine, in the hope of popularizing the legendary music and pop culture brand in Asia and other new markets.
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But while YouTube, indeed, has had the tools on hand for years, as well as the robust technology to support livestreaming, it missed out on truly popularizing the feature among mainstream users.
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From popularizing "cushion foundations" to making snail slime an "It" ingredient in skincare, South Korean beauty trends have played a massive role in shaping the beauty industry in Asia in recent years.
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By the end of the season — after spending months popularizing the phenomenon in practices, games and during interviews — Dixon and Minnifield had established a new identity for the Browns' defense: the Dawgs.
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He was known for popularizing tube tops in the 1970s, tailored suits for women in the 5.43s and 1990s and, later, luxury ready-to-wear clothing for men as well as women.
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The company known for popularizing the digital check-in at SXSW a decade ago now is showing off a new, experimental feature that takes advantage of all of the company's location data.
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She spoke to me about her critics, her popularizing (and losing control of) the expression "stay woke" and why she says she can't judge anyone, including people who have hurt her directly.
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Once seen as passive objects in the media, women were now being portrayed as having sexual agency, popularizing the idea that women are sexual entrepreneurs who should know how to please their partners.
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While online communities can also serve as a vital support system for anyone engaged in self-destructive behaviors, the wrong kind of peer support can backfire, reinforcing the behaviors or even popularizing them.
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Following its failed IndieGoGo campaign, the team was able close a licensing deal with the classic 1980s gaming company Coleco, which is best known for popularizing games like Donkey Kong and Pac-Man.
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And while I don't necessarily expect people to seek verbal consent for every base they cross in a given night, there are some moves that porn is popularizing that always merit a conversation.
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And with new forms of employment popularizing, such as with Uber's and TaskRabbit's contracted workers, Jaber says Philz is thinking hard about how to be more empathetic with their scheduling and benefit packages.
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This impulse traces itself back to one of KRZ's many influences, Gabriel Garcia Márquez (whose work is often credited with popularizing magical realism, and for whom the game's own Márquez family are named).
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Arguments for family abolition date back to Marx and Engels (and indeed, even further, to Plato), but the radical feminist Shulamith Firestone is credited with popularizing the concept on the modern-day left.
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Against the Trotskyite view of Stalin as a Georgian bandit chief, Kalder argues that Stalin was actually a big thinker and a good writer, capable of popularizing Marx in ways Lenin could not.
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It's considered a masterpiece of Latin American literature, bringing García Márquez to the forefront of the so-called Latin American Boom of the 1960s and '70s and popularizing the genre of magical realism.
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He was the last survivor of the four men who are generally credited with popularizing the football highlight film and, in no small measure as a result, propelling the popularity of pro football itself.
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In July, Kimmel shared the secrets behind his rapidly popularizing pancake creations, telling PEOPLE he spent hours drawing during his childhood, but that he does have a few tips for would-be breakfast artists.
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The novel helped establish Gibson as one of the genre's best writers, and has been particularly influential for not only setting the tone of gritty, cyberpunk dystopias, but also popularizing the term "cyberspace" itself.
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Vine has shown tremendous cultural power — responsible for trends like popularizing the term "on fleek" — and has cultivated a diverse group of mostly young "Viners" who make original, six-second videos for the service.
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Vanderbilt is credited with popularizing designer jeans in the 1970s and '80s with her eponymous label and its white swan logo, which rose to fame with an iconic $1 million ad campaign in 1978.
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The one man entertainment machine was at his creative peak, inventing the cooking dance and popularizing the "swag" ad-lib amongst his industry peers long before both trends would be coopted into popular culture.
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Wayne isn't given as much credit for popularizing Auto-Tune as an effect in rap as, say, Kanye, but he is almost certainly more central to the narrative of it becoming a dominant tool.
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The band's trench-coat-favoring Nigerian-born frontwoman, Helen Adu, known to the world just as Sade, is more responsible for the popularizing of gold hoop earrings than an entire industry of jewelry executives.
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Sanders' allies argue that he was the original candidate who transformed the debate in the Democratic Party by popularizing Medicare for All, free college education and a $15 minimum wage in his 2016 campaign.
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Background reading: In his remarks on the media, President Trump took credit for popularizing the term "fake news," but declined to accept responsibility for a rise in threats against journalists since he took office.
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He had his ups and downs in the fund business but made history by popularizing the index fund and creating Vanguard, giving up his chance at great wealth by eschewing ownership of the company.
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Dan Bilefsky has a marvelous dispatch from Maniwaki, in Quebec, on a new generation of Canadian chefs who are reclaiming and popularizing traditional Algonquin ingredients as part of a growing culinary affirmation of identity.
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Like Instagram, Players' Lounge is hoping to give average people a platform to compete and win money on esports games, in hopes of eventually popularizing winners and leveraging their influencer status to grow the brand.
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The second and, he said, final performance of a two-show reunion run, the set was a comprehensive, ecstatic summary of his time with the group, which is credited with developing and popularizing horror punk.
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As a clothes horse himself and also while editing the shopping guide of the quarterly Men in Vogue magazine from 22000 to 1970, Mr. Gibbs was credited with popularizing flared trousers, caftans and print shirts.
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With a dark green head of shimmering, ragged feathers, the male's profile reminded me of the artfully arranged mop of hair Robert Smith was popularizing a few years after I had become a duck enthusiast.
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Chamberlain famously loves making cold brew at home, which the coffee bag facilitates well, and the company's compostable packaging and environmentalist ethos feels very VSCO girl, an archetype Chamberlain played a huge role in popularizing.
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Background reading: In his remarks on the media, Mr. Trump took credit for popularizing the term "fake news," but he declined to accept responsibility for a rise in threats against journalists since he took office.
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He was born (in 1925) into a conservative Catholic family, he devoted his life to forging and popularizing the ideology that galvanized the conservative movement, and he died (in 2008) a conservative and a Catholic.
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"All of America's top sports leagues — The NBA, The NFL, and MLB — have played regular season games all over the world to reach international fans and have great success popularizing these sports globally," said Ross.
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"People wanted to see what I was thinking, if they could partner with me," Oza, the marketing genius behind popularizing brands like Smart Water, Bai and Vitamin Water, tells PEOPLE of how he acquired the deal.
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The maker of the smartphone app known for popularizing disappearing messages has been under pressure from investors to reduce costs after revenue fell short of analyst expectations during Snap's first year as a publicly traded company.
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The co-creator of comic book legends like Spider-Man, the Hulk, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, Thor and the X-Men, Lee is credited with popularizing the flawed hero, or characters with complex, human personalities.
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While Musk is credited with popularizing the concept of the hyperloop, it's largely been left to teams of students and engineers like Waterloop to turn the vision into a reality through the development of the pods.
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"Fortnite" and "PUBG," each backed by Chinese internet giant Tencent, are credited with helping take gaming to new audiences and popularizing the battle royale format, where dozens of online players battle each other to the death.
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Kawakubo expressed annoyance that her spring 2017 collection (Naked King) hadn't gotten the credit it deserved for popularizing transparent garments for men — a trend seen on the runways (Calvin Klein, Balenciaga, Off-White) for seasons after.
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Female entrepreneurs and sex educators like Ms. Williams and Ms. Dodson were responsible for popularizing toys that stimulated the clitoris and that came in a variety of shapes and colors, innovations that proved popular with women.
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Ever since Trump first started popularizing the phrase in 2016, critics pointed out that it plays on people's nostalgia for the good ol' days — when women knew their place was in the kitchen, barefoot and pregnant.
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If you think back to June 2014, containerization was just beginning to take off thanks to Docker, which was popularizing the concept with developers, but being so early there was no standard way to manage those containers.
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It embraced online culture as a part of its aesthetic and vocabulary, popularizing concepts like "memes" and "gifs," while also normalizing the use of online short-hand, like "WTF" and "LOL" in reporting and public online conversation.
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A hole in the fence has allowed hundreds if not thousands of hikers, swimmers and ice skaters to take advantage of the cavern's natural wonders, further popularizing the site through breathtaking photos posted on Instagram and Facebook.
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Similarly, Loui Blake, Managing Director of vegan restaurant Erpingham House in Norwich, UK, told Insider that they consider working with influencers to be a "cost effective, genuine way" to achieve their goal of popularizing environmentally friendly diets.
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Despite popularizing the very concept of mobile gaming nearly 30 years ago with the GameBoy, Nintendo has until now stayed on the sidelines of "mobile," the catch-all category that describes games played on smartphones and tablets.
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But I have to admit that thinking about all that is probably what led me to pick up this popularizing account of anonymity (and its twin, pseudonymity) in English literature since the invention of the printing press.
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He elongated the sleeves and made the necklines higher, giving them the chaste look of prairie dresses, a style that Simons had explored at Calvin Klein a few years ago, and that other designers had been popularizing.
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Consequently, the main consequence of Razor popularizing an adult version of a somewhat obscure children's toy was to greatly boost the popularity of scooters for small children, who have endlessly resilient knees but can't operate a bike.
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Over time, others, including Mr. Dylan and Ms. Baez, have given the group more credit for popularizing folk music and for serving as a bridge to the more adventurous folk, folk-rock and rock of the 1960s.
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By popularizing video watching over the internet, YouTube, which Google bought in 2006, started the ball rolling on so-called cord-cutting, the practice of consumers' abandoning cable and satellite television subscriptions for web-based video services.
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"When we look at the history of the African-American community, one important factor in popularizing Islam in America is Muhammad Ali," Warith Deen Mohammed II, son of the former Nation of Islam leader, said in a statement.
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But it was Nicolosi who brought gay conversion therapy into the mainstream, popularizing it among religious communities and the American right, and turning what was once a scattered practice of abuse into a multi-million-dollar worldwide industry.
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After he graduated from Wharton, Milken started working at Drexel Burnham Lambert, where his work popularizing the use of high-yield bonds — popularly known as "junk bonds" — transformed Drexel into one of the largest banks on Wall Street.
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Twenty-four years after founding Chipotle and growing the original Denver store into a national chain, popularizing the fast-casual segment of fast food in the US, Steve Ells is stepping down as CEO, the company announced on Wednesday.
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All photos by Marimekko for TargetIt was really only a matter of time before the Finnish brand known for popularizing playful, accessible, well-designed products for good living made its way into the American retailer that epitomizes those values.
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Porcelain models were among the first to hit the market in 1930s England, but Breyer is largely credited with popularizing horse figurines in the States by making them out of less breakable, more kid-friendly plastic, starting in 1950.
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Even though "The Hustler" is more of a classic (and is often credited for popularizing pool as a game in the U.S.), in "The Color of Money" you get T.C. and you get to see Paul Newman's baby blues.
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Ms. Nottaway, who took her company's name from the Algonquin word for northern lights, is part of a new generation of Canadian chefs who are reclaiming and popularizing indigenous foods as part of a growing culinary affirmation of identity.
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As changing social attitudes following the decriminalization of homosexuality allowed gay men to live more openly—and with British radio comedy series Round the Horne popularizing the language to a mainstream audience—the reason for its existence was lost.
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Christopher Ricciardi is a managing partner with FlowPoint Capital Partners, a New York investment firm; he is known as the "grandfather of CDOs" for his role in popularizing collateralized debt obligations, the tools that seeded the 2008 financial crisis.
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Personal Experiences on the Oregon Trail Sixty Years Ago by Ezra Meeker, 1912 (free) Meeker was the 1900s equivalent of the Oregon Trail game — he is largely responsible for popularizing a historical moment that might have otherwise been forgotten.
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He's a Mike Cernovich for the Philippines and, like Cernovich — who helped promote the false Pizzagate conspiracy theory — Nieto rose to fame by popularizing a misleading claim that one of Duterte's opponents had padded his résumé with an unearned degree.
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Heck, it had a settings toggle area you got by swiping down from the upper-right of the screen, just like the iPhone X. But to me, the most important thing webOS did first popularizing the idea of multitasking with cards.
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With its own engineering pedigree and a lens ecosystem that should grow faster than anyone else's, Panasonic is making all the right moves to catch up with the likes of Sony, the undeniable leader in popularizing the full-frame mirrorless format.
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Urban Outfitters — Urban Outfitters was added to the "Franchise Picks" list at Jefferies, which said the apparel retailer appears to be ahead of the curve on several trends in the industry including a "retro" trend popularizing fashions from the '90s.
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All of which is to say that, of the dozens of electrics to reach the global market in the coming five or so years, the Model 3 probably stands the best chance of popularizing a new mass-market electric car age.
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Mr. Musk wants to create an alternative to fossil fuels by popularizing solar power and by using batteries to store energy from the sun and wind to power homes, cars and businesses at any time of day and in any season.
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The seven-time major champion, who died nine days ago at the age of 87 due to heart complications, is widely regarded as the man most responsible for popularizing golf worldwide as television was coming of age in the early 1960s.
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But here's the terrible lesson: just as the Hardys were at the bleeding edge of popularizing an impossibly risky style, Matt Hardy is at the forefront of displaying the toll of wrestling like he wrestled for more than 20 years.
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Andreessen, who took a hiatus from his prolific tweeting several months ago (he's credited for popularizing "tweetstorms"), posted a link advertising the ability to ask him a question for a $20 fee via an email service from Bitcoin company 21.
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Kevin Systrom, co-founder and chief executive of Instagram, did not mention Snapchat by name in an interview about Instagram Stories, but obliquely referred to "competitors" and acknowledged that "other companies deserve all the credit" for popularizing disappearing photos and videos.
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But this meme is only popularizing a misnomer; neither Geneva nor CES is becoming the new "premier auto show," because the technologies showcased at these events and elsewhere are beginning to deemphasize the "auto" part of the "auto show" altogether.
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Byrnes is perhaps most famous for enhancing and popularizing what came to be known as the Rogues' Gallery: a collection of hundreds of photographs of criminals, along with detailed descriptions of their looks and habits, which detectives were expected to memorize.
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In addition to popularizing the boxed delivery of mattresses, Casper's success can be linked to a marketing strategy taken up by many other popular-among-millennial brands: ads, ads, ads — on the subway, on podcasts, on billboards, on social media.
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Mainland clubs are spending top dollar to secure foreign talent as China seeks to become the world's leading sports economy by 2025 but if Beijing truly wants to create a healthy soccer market, it needs to focus on popularizing the game instead.
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Culber's death may appear to be the latest in a long and unhappy trend of TV shows killing off their LGBT characters — a creative tic that approached epidemic levels in 2016, popularizing the trope "bury your gays" and sparking major fan outcry.
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Even though Greene brought her own considerable enterprise cred to GCP, having been a co-founder at VMware, the company that really made the cloud possible by popularizing the virtual machine, she wasn't able to significantly change the company's commercial cloud fortunes.
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Palmer is widely regarded as the man most responsible for popularizing golf worldwide as television was coming of age in the early 1960s and every leading player in the modern era acknowledges the huge debt they owe the man known as 'The King'.
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Even though subscription services, per se, have existed for years (think cable subscriptions and Columbia House's mail order for records and CD in the 1990s), George said Birchbox is widely credited for evolving the concept and popularizing the surprise aspect of it.
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Although Bernie Sanders is credited with popularizing the idea of free college, and most of Warren's competitors in the 22015 race have some vague thoughts about it, her plan for fixing the higher education crisis is notable for how specific it is.
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We can all learn something from folks like Mr. Money Mustache, who is credited with popularizing the idea of hyper-frugal, anti-consumerist living and saving a significant chunk of your salary so you can either retire early or pursue more rewarding work.
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It was probably even louder than the ovation Wayne Gretzky got earlier in the game, which is a sign of how much Carter still means to fans in the Toronto area and impact that he had on popularizing the sport in Canada.
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Schlossberg's video references one of economist John Maynard Keynes' more famous essays, "Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren," which was published in 1930 and is credited with popularizing the theory that technological advancement would lead to more productivity and, crucially, less labor for workers.
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By the following year, r/FuckYouKaren became its own subreddit, popularizing jokes about the haircut and irritating entitled behavior, and teenagers named Karen began inquiring why so many people were suddenly "telling [them] to go fuck themselves." r/FuckYouKaren currently has 275,000 members.
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Democrats aren't throwing around the term white supremacy to describe a new phenomenon in American politics or society, they're popularizing a slur that they know will be used mostly to malign the Trump administration, anyone associated with it and anyone who supports it.
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Though he wasn't the first to come up with the idea of fish tanks, he coined the word "aquarium" and was the key figure in popularizing these aquatic environments in both the academic and household spheres, thanks in part to his flair for science communication.
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Though it wasn't the first game that allowed you to shoot a gun from a first-person perspective—there's evidence it goes all the way back to 1973, and Wolfenstein 3D literally arrived the year before— Doom is largely credited with popularizing the genre.
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Stan Mikita, the Chicago Blackhawks' undersized but smooth-skating and feisty center who teamed with his fellow Hall of Famer Bobby Hull in the 1960s in reviving a long-floundering franchise while popularizing the curved hockey sticks that changed the game, died on Tuesday.
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"I would like him to focus on building working-class institutions, deeper and more effective than Our Revolution [the nonprofit he launched after 2016] and take a direct role in fronting them and popularizing them," said Bhkaskar Sunkara, the founder and editor of Jacobin.
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Publishing the anti-Semitic text The Protocols of the Elders of Zion would, in this construction, fall under the category of "being wrong on the internet," but popularizing The Protocols of the Elders of Zion has led to violence again and again and again.
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" Ed Whelan, the conservative legal activist now famous for his role in popularizing the theory that Kavanaugh's doppelgänger attempted to rape Christine Blasey Ford, wrote that "state laws defining marriage as the union of a man and a woman are valid and enforceable under the real Constitution.
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Those who specialize in doing makeup for the stage or theater command higher wages, but many talented makeup artists have found high paying-gigs by working with a celebrity, like Kim Kardashian-West's personal makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic, or through popularizing their work on social media.
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Both are known for popularizing the "pretty boy" look in the sport, and these posed, very nearly sexualized portraits blur the line between fantasy and real-life, between the theater of the whole charade and the intense physical shape these actors actually had to be in.
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As a leader for people and bicycle-focused initiatives in South America, it has become world famous for popularizing the Ciclovía, a weekly Sunday activity that sees over a 21980 miles of city streets closed to cars for citizens to romp around on foot or by bike.
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Popularizing drug disposal and making it easy is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to the opiate crisis, but it's a significant one as tech figures out what role it can play to address one of the most devastating public health crises in the U.S. today.
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The campaign is the brainchild of a group of students affiliated with ACE, the Alliance for Climate Education, and boasts partnerships with other prominent climate groups, including the Sunrise Movement—the organization largely credited with popularizing the Green New Deal and its goal of decarbonizing the US economy by 2030.
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Known as the "father of the Prius" for his role in popularizing the world's best-selling hybrid car, Takeshi Uchiyamada said he expected to sell 1 million plug-in hybrids in less than 10 years, the time it took for sales of its conventional hybrid vehicles to hit that mark.
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He had altered college football by popularizing the forward pass as a player at Notre Dame; by coaching the Four Horsemen and winning repeated national championships, he had been responsible, at least in part, for the widespread popularization of the sport in the Catholic enclaves of New York City and beyond.
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But since 2007, when the AMC series "Mad Men" started more broadly popularizing midcentury modern design and Coachella expanded into a three-day bacchanal, there has been a surge of interest in the area, whose local airport is now served by direct JetBlue and Virgin America flights from New York.
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The solar tiles are aimed at popularizing the tech, by turning it from something that appeals to hardcore techies and green energy enthusiasts, to a practical option for everyday homeowners just looking to either save money, increase the resale value of their homes, or just take more direct control over their energy needs.
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Dylan's contributions to the sonic half of the music industry — helping solidify the template of "rock music," essentially doing away with the "factory" style of songwriting of Tin Pan Alley and popularizing the idea that musicians write the songs they perform — aside, the way he revolutionized lyrics in popular music cannot be overstated.
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As well as popularizing the first-person shooter genre (which lead to early FPS games being referred to as 'Doom-clones'), it also spawned a vibrant modding community which remains active a quarter of a century later — although typically these mods aren't created by someone who literally worked on the original game.
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Almost ten years after the show stopped airing on TLC and Discovery Home, Trading Spaces is making its triumphant return to TV. Deadline reports that the show, which is credited with first popularizing the home decor reality genre that dominates networks like HGTV, is officially a part of TLC's 2017-2018 programming lineup.
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The popularizing of the term's usage, which dates back as far as the 1920s, has been linked to a broader rise in right-wing Hindu nationalism in the wake of the 2014 general election, which saw Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party sweep to power with an overwhelming majority.
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After serving a long apprenticeship with his cousin Kane Kwei, who is credited with popularizing the use of figurative wooden coffins in Ghana in the 1950s, Paa Joe became the country's pre-eminent funerary carpenter, turning out thousands of brightly colored lions, soda bottles, and automobiles for people to be buried in.
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Nolan told us he "may as well have a degree in doing the hard top" because of all the foot traffic caused by McGregor popularizing the haircut when he was at the peak of his powers in the buildup to UFC 205, when he dominated Eddie Alvarez in New York in 2016.
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It's important research because YouTube's algorithms—which are responsible for an unfathomable over 700 million hours of video watch-time every day but which remain a veritable black box into which almost no one outside of Google has visibility—has been responsible for popularizing misinformation and conspiracy theories among a wider group of abusive content.
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Last year, its All Weather Fund II was up 12.8 percent, its Optimal fund was up 7 percent, and its Pure Alpha II fund was up 2.4 percent Mr. Dalio is well known for popularizing the kind of investment called risk parity, which seeks to protect clients from losses when stocks or bonds sell off.
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Ozzy, Dio and Black Sabbath Ronnie James Dio's titanic influence on the legacy of heavy music — he was in Rainbow, he wrote "Holy Diver," he's responsible (well, him and Jinx Dawson, anyway) for popularizing the "devil horns" gesture — was duly ignored by the Hall of Fame when they decided to exclude him from Black Sabbath's induction in 2006.
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Consumer contracts have long been the source of draconian restrictions on plaintiffs' rights, and as commerce has moved online, large corporations have seized the opportunity by popularizing "clickwrap" agreements—those pop-up contracts asking you to agree to terms and conditions before you make an online purchase or start using a new app on your phone.
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In it, the glowing abyss of cyberspace—a term the novel is perhaps now best remembered for popularizing—is itself a sort of afterlife, balkanized into looming echelons of mega corporations and military-industrial spook country, haunted by scheming artificial intelligences that Gibson casts as ghosts and demons summoned up from the archives of humankind's collective superstition into some final solitaire of global thanatos.
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The publisher of The New York Times said on Sunday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE expressed pride for popularizing the phrase "fake news" during a discussion about media coverage of the administration.
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He trained with Muhammad Ali and Bruce Lee and taught hundreds of congressman how to spar, popularizing the Korean martial art in the U.S. • And in one of our most-read stories today, our Op-Ed writer Bari Weiss looks at the Intellectual Dark Web, an alliance of iconoclastic thinkers, academic renegades and media personalities that is making an end run around the mainstream conversation, and drawing attention around the world.
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According to Istel, he—deep breath—fled France as a child to get away from the Nazis, hitchhiked across the US at 63, trained as an investment banker, quit investment banking to open the first commercial parachuting school in the US (thus popularizing non-military skydiving), married a Sports Illustrated journalist who was sent to report on him, owns a piece of the Eiffel Tower, and travelled around the world in a two-seat plane.
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White House hopeful Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonOvernight Energy: Top presidential candidates to skip second climate forum | Group sues for info on 'attempts to politicize' NOAA | Trump allows use of oil reserve after Saudi attacks Five top 2020 Democrats haven't committed to MSNBC climate forum Williamson urges followers to contact Senate, House over possible Bolton replacement MORE's past controversial comments on health issues are coming under intense scrutiny from disability advocates who are worried that she is popularizing unproven stigmas.
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