I can't stop looking at the printout in Sheila's hand.
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No alligators were harmed in the making of this printout.
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If you're gullible enough, you'll pay $10 for a printout.
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In return, he received an autographed printout of the email.
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Narrator: It starts with a printout of the design to scale.
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They will give you a printout, according to the Daily Meal.
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A printout of this aged version now completes the St. John Altarpiece.
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Each frame was one page of printout, about 30 to 40 lines.
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Yellow highlighter suspended, Cuddy frowned at the printout in front of her.
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It looked hastily done, a plain printout devoid of any government seals.
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The agents were unimpressed by the printout of my temporary driver's license.
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His speech, which he read from a printout, didn't mention Trump either.
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There was a little printout that was associated with the Chinese labs.
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First off, there is no handy printout of even basic information from FEMA.
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A neighbor came over carrying a printout of local landscapers from Angie's List.
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The other Republicans, according to a floor vote printout by Democratic staff, were Rep.
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A printout of Lowe's favorite panel, depicting St. George, was on his office desk.
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How do scientists read this genetic printout to make determinations about a person's ancestry?
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A printout of the runway shot is taped to the top of the hanger.
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Then you launch the app, click start and point your smartphone's camera at the printout.
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You'll need scissors, glue and a printout of our template (two sheets of A4) 2.
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The printout is fed back into the Mofrel printer where it's hit by IR light.
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But Balbi said he couldn't release a printout of the message, saying it was confidential.
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In reality the student reads from a printout that school officials set beside the microphone.
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When I entered, Mr. Jones was holding a printout of a story I had written.
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They showed her a printout they had somehow obtained of her Washington State driver's license.
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Offered a printout of every selection to assist his recollections of that fateful night, Green scoffs.
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Bernie Sanders when he brought a huge printout of a Trump tweet to the Senate floor.
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A.M." on the spectrum printout, "no acceptable match," and then added another set of letters: "N.
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One Republican senator began their meeting clutching a printout that suggested Ms. Nixon had been hypocritical.
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As you know, this is from Google [holds up printout of Google Communication's statement on Twitter].
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"We're not getting much printout with this one," Turrell told Pike, who tapped away more vigorously.
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Dr. Kiosses typed up the list and handed a printout to Ms. Firmender to take home.
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They had a printout of the email confirming their visa — that is not what you need.
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The app then shows you a 3-D augmented reality image of Earth spinning over the printout.
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At home, place the printout on the mirror, framing the ghostly hands image in a pleasing way.
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The March For Our Lives website created a free printout of it encouraging protesters to wear them.
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A black and white image defines what parts of a printout will be raised, creating the textures.
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For the most part, the OnePlus 22 isn't easily fooled by a printout of a registered face.
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That office would then take the printout and upload it to their own, separate electronic medical record.
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That's because cryptocurrencies are so volatile that a chart of their value looks like an EKG printout.
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I happened to have a printout of the proper document, but I found it purely by chance.
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A cutout of a bald eagle punctuated a backdrop made from a printout of the Declaration of Independence.
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He was pulled into an office, where the warden was seated with a printout faxed from President Obama.
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The printout tells people to subscribe to Kjellberg and to "tell everyone you know" about the YouTube race.
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One day at her office, Mary Perry showed me a printout of the latest ones, five pages long.
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While Mr. Sanders prepared waffles with peanut butter for the children's breakfast, she reviewed notes on a printout.
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It had not yet been framed, and I could see white gesso around the edges of the printout.
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"This does not reflect America," Butterfield said while holding up a printout of the five-member leadership team.
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It was a printout of an ESPN article that projected the Jets would go 20163-16 this season.
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And on the opposite wall, there's a printout of r/all in the design that Reddit will introduce today.
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In fact, a courier can accomplish the same task with a printout of the digital address or QR code.
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No doubt a printout of the Airbnb page mailed to the co-op board anonymously would force the issue.
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Instead, a camera flash can be seen on the surface of the image, which was most likely a printout.
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Host it on FaceTime, with her three best friends, creating homemade Paw Patrol crafts from the same shared printout.
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In the pile was a printout of an e-mail from Jeanne Moreau, which he had yet to answer.
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The canvass compares the poll book to the machine printout, but a recount actually involves reviewing the ballots themselves.
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A large printout of the color-adjusted image was presented next to the painting, which has not been restored.
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At the firehouse after hours of work at ground zero, O'Connell saw a printout with the names of the dead.
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Unlike everything else in a newspaper, every other insert, printout, or catalog, it was something for me and me alone.
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According to the volunteer, Watson had mailed Wikipedia a printout of his page, with a number of proposed handwritten edits.
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The software puts all this data together and calculates your risk factor—the number I showed you on your printout.
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Officers found a printout of directions from a nearby hotel to Fiddy's pad ... indicating the burglary was anything but random.
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Before and after: a 3D printout made using ultrasound data (left) bears a striking resemblance to the baby post-birth.
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Keep a copy of the printout in your bag for comfort or hang it somewhere you know you'll see it.
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One latex-gloved guard sits at a small desk outside the toilet area, checking identification cards against a computer printout.
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Trudeau enclosed a printout of Canada's informational page from the website of the Office of the United States Trade Representative.
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Changing my name cost almost $703, and a printout of the paperwork proving my name was changed was another $50.
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You can bet I still have the printout I got when I passed the 10-hour certified financial planner test.
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While Google's Chromebooks are all about online services, sometimes you need a good old-fashioned printout to accompany your digital adventures.
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Now the Coast Guard is investigating the two-page note, which is scrawled on a computer printout alongside recent soccer scores.
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Rubio aide Todd Harris called the photo "deceitful" in a gaggle with reporters where he distributed a printout of the page.
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Back at the Mandarin Oriental before curtain time, he realized he would need a printout of the verse he had written.
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"This printout, in what appears to be 4-point type, consists of 11 pages of largely illegible characters," the motion continues.
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But he has also been on a campaign to get us cooking without glancing at a tablet or a grubby printout.
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"At the time a presidential candidate announces their candidacy publicly, they must publicly affirm that they are a Democrat," the printout says.
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"The big thing, it is a year of climates that are very unpredictable," she said, waving an email printout written in Chinese.
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So I would go to bed with the printout of the layout and a pencil, and he would call at 6 a.m.
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Wubbels gave the officers a printout of the hospital policy for drawing blood and said their request did not meet the criteria.
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When Ms. Santucci gave Mr. de Blasio the printout of a D-Day photograph, he gave her a high five, she recalled.
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I pulled out a sheet from the printout of the top holdings in the diversified mutual fund I managed at the time.
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That printout can then be fed back into the other side of the printer, and finished with standard inkjet inks to add color.Vinyl?
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The BBC reports that the activists were held when they tried to deliver a printout of the petition to the prosecutor general's office.
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Wubbels presented the officers with a printout of the hospital's policy for drawing blood and said their request did not meet the criteria.
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"DO NOT come to the studio UNLESS you are working," reads a weathered printout taped to a bare wall amid four recording studios.
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Mr. Wang remembers carrying a legal-size printout of Mr. Rohrabacher's resolution, reading it to the congressman, and pointing out why he disagreed.
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She recommended having a copy of this discharge form handy as a printout or loaded on your smartphone when you call for easy reference.
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Quinn follows the men — McClendon sees this in a printout from their feed — while inside the lobby, Thoms stays behind to stall their pursuers.
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"If there's any question about the results cartridge, it can be compared to the printout and the flash memory of the computer," says Appel.
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K.T. McFarland handed the president a printout of two covers of Time magazine, Politico reported, citing four White House officials familiar with the matter.
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When I first arrived in the city, I hailed a taxi and handed the driver a printout of the hotel's address in Mandarin Chinese.
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One of the astronomers was so enthusiastic about the signal's strength that he wrote the word "Wow!" on a computer printout of the data.
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The attendant told me "no" but offered a printout on pale green paper; I was told I had to return it when I exited.
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The group had already created the phone info printout app, Paper Phone, which arrived when Google's Digital Wellbeing Experiments platform first launched last year.
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The ersatz walls were then wrapped with a flexible "skin," of a gesso-like material, bearing a lush ink-jet printout of the frescoes.
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Mayor Claar has gotten word of our search for him, and is actually clutching a printout of the story we have been writing today.
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The packet included a printout of an email Solomon sent to diGenova and Toensing, with a link to a column he wrote about Yovanovitch.
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There are a number of very reliable "Jeopardy!" fan websites, and I had a printout of which markets see the show at what time.
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At the meeting, with senior officials in Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration, an aide handed Mr. Peters a thick printout of reports from utility companies.
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The printout also includes cards for the Hanged Man, of various magical sigils representing the astrology of today's eclipse, and of Donald Trump's astrological Trump.
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Back in the elevator, with the printout, the father did the very thing his son had asked him not to do: He read the sonnet.
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A lawyer for the plaintiffs presented a printout of a photograph that had been found taped to the door of a cabinet in Nasser's garage.
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"We don't normally file 100-page, 200-page complaints," Dhillon explained, thumbing through a heavy printout of the complaint laid out in front of her.
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The machines produce a so-called "paper ballot," which voters can use to verify a text printout of their votes if they take the time.
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At one point Monday, Mr. DeFrancisco held up a printout of a disclaimer on Mr. Cuomo's website saying that appointees were not allowed to donate.
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A printout like this not only saves us time; it also saves us money, because we always overlooked deductible expenses or purchases in the past.
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Today, many patients are still given their data on a PDF printout or on a CD-ROM and hospitals still sometimes rely on fax machines.
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I brought the requested printout of my work, as did all the white writers, but the other two writers of color had nothing to turn in.
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It's hard to imagine, for example, that Rex Tillerson ever faxed over a printout of the latest Russian Embassy Hercule Poirot "dig" to his State Department.
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The president sent Lahren a printout of tweets — including hers — praising him for his Dallas rally, compiled by his aides to reinforce Trump's reality distortion field.
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T. McFarland, the deputy national security adviser, had given Trump a printout of two Time magazine covers ... Trump quickly got lathered up about the media's hypocrisy.
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Every so often the list would appear, a printout of movies and shows that hadn't been rented in a long time, typically a year or more.
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To scan one, go to the search bar, tap the camera icon then hover the camera over a code on a phone, computer screen or printout.
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As we reported ... cops showed up shortly afterward and busted Elwin Joyce, who was wearing dark clothing and had a printout of directions to Fiddy's home.
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Let's focus on the opening anecdote: Just days earlier, K.T. McFarland, the deputy national security adviser, had given Trump a printout of two Time magazine covers.
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It was a brothel for both blood lust and printout lust, featuring a weird crew of characters: grizzled Army officers, bespectacled accountants and bloodless computer modelers.
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On a tree-lined Strasbourg square he, Georges and Florent—a high-school teacher, a medical student and an auditor—huddle over a printout from Google maps.
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As we cram in our last minute gift shopping and try not to double-book our holiday plans, we'll clutch a printout of this image and remember.
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Having a complete genetic printout of a plant can expedite the selective breeding process, making it almost as powerful of a tool as genetic modification, Tester says.
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The eeriest part of all of this is that Bae had picked up on those five energies—including the female presence—without even knowing about the printout.
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The company recently brought on Steven Keating, the MIT doctoral student who made a 3D printout of his own brain after he was diagnosed with a tumor.
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Maybe the weirdest thing is a computer printout of the script for Richard Linklater's "Waking Life," but that printout's days are numbered; the text is fading away.
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We finished the grid just before a hiking trip to North Cascades National Park in September 2016, and brought a printout with us to work on clues.
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The shimmer felt integral to the work, and it highlighted the many bumps, folds, and varnish cracks on the printout, producing the illusion of an antique provenance.
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Within the deadline, Levison complied with the order, but delivered the 2,560 characters making up the keys in an extremely small font spread over an 11-page printout.
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Basically, the phone just saw your face a second ago, so therefore it thinks a printout, which looks just like your face must still be the real you.
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When Zollman was shopping for a used car recently, he was armed with a printout of a cheaper model that was sitting at a dealership three hours away.
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When I left the urgent-care center, diagnosed with a gnarly case of strep, the summary printout I was given was branded on one corner with Epic's insignia.
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The prince's welcome was typical of his grand gestures: He presented the reporter, visiting in the days before the internet, with a full-length printout of The Times.
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To help students understand the problem, you may want to give each group a printout of these images: Palm Oil Plantation, Palm Fruit, Borneo Map and Borneo Deforestation.
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A few days later, a volunteer astronomer named Jerry Ehman was reviewing a printout of data from the telescope, called Big Ear, which was scanning for alien messages.
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The message contained a PDF file: a scanned printout of an email he had sent Donald Trump several months earlier, in the waning days of the presidential campaign.
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That way, she said, you have the information handy if your phone or laptop dies, and you can give a printout to various doctors and nurses as needed.
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"A larger problem was that ACI was not integrated with any computer systems—it only gave a printout for an individual ACI scanner," author Sean Graham-White wrote.
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They entered an office shared by Doug Brown and David Woolley, who watched as Nimoy wryly commented on an ASCII printout (of a naked woman) taped to the wall.
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We saw hackers take advantage of unsecured printers last week, when someone bombarded offices and homes around the world with a printout urging them to subscribe to YouTuber PewDiePie.
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He cited two types: someone printing out multiple copies of the same ticket and doctoring a printout to change the row and seat numbers to fetch a higher price.
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Today they work together in a spartan office, the walls bare save for a printout of Selfie Monkey and Minikel's only artistic output, a painting of Donkey Kong Country.
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Wubbels, the charge nurse in the burn unit, presented the officers with a printout of hospital policy on drawing blood and said their request did not meet the criteria.
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No longer could they simply print their StubHub tickets at home on paper, with nothing more required to pass through the turnstile than the bar code on the printout.
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On the order form—she had brought a copy of the seven-page computer printout to our meeting—she had described the father she wanted for her little girl.
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There was also, Buemi says, a printout with a tracking number for his purchase and the note "1k pills," a final order that Resnik was never able to ship.
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After filling out their ballot, voters get to keep a second printout with a QR code that lets them verify that their vote was included in the final tally.
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Winner had researched how to surreptitiously remove top secret information, then did precisely that and passed along a printout of a classified report to a news outlet, prosecutors said.
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Gerald Pallesen, an 13-year-old from Marcus, Iowa, who introduced himself as an "old geezer," even offered King a printout of a bull's-eye to pin to his back.
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Gerald Pallesen, an 89-year-old from Marcus, Iowa, who introduced himself as an "old geezer," even offered King a printout of a bull's-eye to pin to his back.
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As Lorenz later recalled, they had re-run a previous weather simulation with what they thought were the same starting values, reading off the earlier numbers from the previous printout.
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Nobody asks if I'd prefer having the English words that were formerly listed under Start replaced by a string of icons that resembles a printout of a Toltec burial inscription.
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He flipped to a printout of the Wikipedia entry on MK Ultra, the notorious C.I.A. mind-control program, and told me he was subjected to similar sorts of experiments there.
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I shredded the printout of the study, requested a change in psychologists at the front desk, and walked down the street to Financier Patisserie to buy myself a cassis macaron.
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B.G. – Tha Block Is Hot , 214 I've had this printout on my desk since I wrote about "Loud Pipes" in the very first week of the Year of Lil Wayne.
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Enough that someone working in the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington taped a printout of the Hollywood Reporter's new Donald Trump hand size comparison gimmick to a bathroom mirror.
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He ran over to the pass-through and grabbed a printout with headshots of prominent restaurant critics, including Goldfield, Pete Wells of The Times and Adam Platt of New York.
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During a press conference on Sunday, Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) held up a full-color printout from the New York Post's website, and read its shocking headline out loud.
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The morning of July 17, according to sources familiar with what took place, White House strategist Steve Bannon gave Trump a printout of Bolton's latest column for the Hill newspaper.
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He also presented reporters a printout of a tweet sent during the interview — "sometimes I dictate tweets," he said — that featured a photo of his earlier meeting with intelligence chiefs.
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Stepping out from among them, Teresa Reichlen, a seraphic-looking principal dancer wearing a dress that covered her from neck to ankle, delivered a speech, reading it, modestly, from a printout.
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"The U.S. Department of Agriculture office is currently closed, due to the lapse in federal government funding," read a printout taped to the door of a local U.S.D.A. office on Friday.
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To take part in this initiative, place a teal pumpkin in front of your door or hang a printout of FARE's teal pumpkin poster to indicate that non-food treats are available.
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Spero said that investigators had obtained a copy of the Super Bowl squares printout that Brandel was using, and that other officers had learned from Brandel's wife that he was running the game.
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In the office of Guilherme Afif, chairman of SEBRAE, a group for small businesses, a printout of all the rules even tiny firms must obey takes up fully five metres of shelf space.
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Then she pursed her lips and read (presumably a printout of his speech, although people on Twitter speculated it was everything from Michelle Obama's memoir to Trump's tax returns) for a long time.
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The correct name of the patient should be on the bag (usually on a printout stapled to the outside) as well as on the box or bottle inside it that contains the medication.
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The irony here, of course, is that the Justice Department released Mueller's report as a scanned printout, which meant the resulting PDF was unsearchable and inaccessible, much to the chagrin of the PDF Association.
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Conservative commentator Tomi LahrenTomi LahrenTomi Lahren dresses as Ocasio-Cortez for Halloween Trump signed printout of positive tweets for Tomi Lahren Why are we turning a blind eye to right-wing incitement of violence?
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But, if you're right next to the phone and someone else has a printout of your face, and tries it again after you've just unlocked it, then all your data is belong to them.
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During a recent interview at the American Academy in Rome, where he and his wife met as Rome Prize fellows in 2000, he pointed to a heavily marked-up printout of Ms. O'Reilly's emails.
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An F.B.I. affidavit said a visible crease mark on the file, a scan of which The Intercept provided to the government while trying to authenticate it, prompted investigators to surmise it was a printout.
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A technician is also required to display the ultrasound image on a screen, describe in detail what it depicts ("including limbs if they are present and viewable"), and offer a printout of the image.
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Sanders used the big, big printout to remind the Senate — which is currently debating repealing the Affordable Care Act — that, before joining the presidential race, Trump promised not to cut Medicare, Medicaid or Social Security.
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Similarly, the pipeline that Russian propaganda websites have into Donald Trump's brain led to hilarious moments like Trump attributing a quote from journalist Kurt Eichenwald to Clinton acquaintance Sydney Blumenthal while reading a printout onstage.
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Reviews of social media posts led prosecutors to view Frisiello as a suspect and a search of his trash revealed a computer printout referencing two of the people who received the threatening letters, prosecutors said.
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On Wednesday morning a large printout of the poster was spotted in the White House, smack dab in the middle of the Cabinet Room's table as Trump and members of his administration held a meeting.
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In this second test, I made sure to unlock the OnePlus 6 with my registered face first, and then immediately placed it in front of a friend holding my face printout... and the phone unlocked.
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The poet Brian Bilston posted a poem written for the occasion, and a Labour district councilor in Yorkshire, Rory Bickerton, showed off an autographed printout of the original Twitter post, now handsomely framed for display.
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Former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders came to work Wednesday to debate the repealing of Obamacare—one of Donald Trump's top priorities—armed with a giant printout of one of the president-elect's tweets, Gizmodo reports.
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The final piece is a 12" x 12" collage that features a printout of Kate Upton lounging like a lion, either guarding or holding hostage Ma and Pa in a Walker Evans Depression-era photograph.
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Her partner, the High Priest Diuvei, who is out of town, left behind the spell paper: a computer printout of the tarot cards for the wheel of fortune — for the overthrowing of princes, Passion tells me.
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Uncomfortable with the idea of running her breast milk through the X-ray machine, she came armed with a printout of the TSA's official policy, which stated she could request an alternate screening for the milk.
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A sales agent gave him a printout saying that if he bought a hotel room for 2225,000 dollars, he would earn between 14,000 and 50,000 dollars a year after expenses, evidence presented to the court showed.
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Holding a printout of Ms. Swetnick's declaration, she asked why the Judiciary Committee was not issuing a subpoena for Mr. Judge, who has appeared in two separate accusations, according to an official familiar with the meeting.
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With an ELD, law enforcement can review a driver's hours of service by viewing the ELD's display screen, by a printout from the ELD, and in the near future by retrieving data electronically from the ELD.
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If you prefer to craft one from scratch: Photocopy your hands (have a friend press the button), scan the printout, and take the scanned file to the copy shop to be printed on removable clear vinyl adhesive.
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In recent months, Trump has grown increasingly frustrated by the media's focus on the Mueller investigation and has taken to handing out a two-page printout listing his accomplishments to reporters interviewing him in the Oval Office.
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Prosecutors said reviews of social media posts led them to view Frisiello as a potential suspect and that a search of his trash revealed a computer printout referencing two of the people who received the threatening letters.
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The time period is established by the MapQuest printout she uses to navigate Williamsburg, her new neighborhood, and by the bland Pottery Barn-style décor of the Manhattan restaurant where she's given a trial as a server.
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"I've honestly never seen anything like this," Eric Van Harpen, the 73-year-old, very veteran Dutch coach, said as we sat together on a bench on Sunday and looked at a printout of the women's draw.
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A printout hanging in a public sauna I'd visited a few days earlier said that, after a full sauna, you might feel reborn; about halfway through my Whopper, I was sure that I'd died at least twice.
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" Another Trump Associate Arrested in Russia Investigation: Campaign Allegedly Asked About 'Damaging' Clinton Info He continues: "Early on, there wasn't an official channel to submit recommended tweets, but Dan would come in with a printout of various options.
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Anyway ... When I showed a doctor friend of mine a printout of some of ECG scans I did with the Apple Watch, he raised an eyebrow and did that thing where you sigh heavily and vibrate your lips.
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Usually I do public art on a wall or surface that can't be taken and that is actual painting, but this was only a printout not original art so there's not much of a value for it monetarily.
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"It started with three patients, it turned into 11, and by the time I was done, the list was this long," she said, waving toward a printout taped to a nearby wall that was nearly two feet long.
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I have a box in my garage that contains memorabilia from my first marriage too — wedding photos and a VHS video, a printout of the vows my ex and I wrote, cards of congratulations from family and friends.
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Now, as this assemblage of elite shooters goes for its third consecutive championship, Kerr could only laugh after a recent practice, with Curry shooting nearby, as he read a printout of what he wrote nearly 16 years ago.
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Under the new law, parents seeking a removal have to pay a small fee and provide a printout from the state Office of Professional Medical Conduct's website showing a doctor lost his or her license because of misconduct.
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These days, the workday begins with Milch, seated in a cushiony leather armchair opposite a desktop computer monitor, rereading the printout of a completed scene from the previous day or scrutinizing a new one written by, say, Corrado.
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Paxton, 30, asked the Mariners' analytics department to give him a printout of a statistic he was tracking himself: the percentage of at-bats that, after three pitches, were either in a 1-226 count or already completed.
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When Ms. Youn, the firefighter, flew off her bike in a particularly hard tournament game against Pennsylvania, the New York referee flipped frantically through a printout rule book to try and find the protocol for time outs and injury.
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Having a printout of our credit card statements was great, but a few years ago, our credit card company upped the organizational game so much that it now only takes us a glance to see what our deductibles are.
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The key is that both companies are able to provide payments on the cheap, partly by allowing smaller vendors to make use of a simple printout of a QR code or their phone, instead of an expensive card reader.
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At Malibu 13, one of three conservation camps that house women, the commander, John Scott, showed me a printout: Inmate firefighters can make a maximum of $2.56 a day in camp and $1 an hour when they're fighting fires.
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Perfecting the digital printout, he told me, had involved hundreds of hours of analog assessment: thousands of paint samples were mixed by hand, in Luxor, to match the tones in the original tomb, then compared with ink-jet outputs.
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The key is that both companies are able to provide payments on the cheap, partly by allowing smaller vendors to make use of a simple printout of a QR code or their phone, instead of an expensive card reader.
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Thanks to 3D-printing technology, you can draw in thin air; you can make a 3D-printed Lego head that looks like you; and you can even get a framed 3D printout of your baby's face before it's been born.
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"Siah Armajani has made visible one computer activity by stacking the total printout of all the digits between zero and one into a 21966 pound 225 ½ foot tall column of 21954,21956 pages," read the museum's press release at that time.
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Under the procedures announced Tuesday, Air Force supervisors at the local, regional, and national levels will all be required to verify that offenses have been correctly submitted to NCIC, including by obtaining physical proof of submissions, like a screenshot or printout.
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I was handed a printout with my blurry image next to a picture of an elephant, along with text explaining that the TrailGuard AI camera alerts rangers to capture poachers before one of the 35,000 elephants each year are killed.
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It sometimes took a few tries — moving around to hide light reflections or shadows, or bending the photo — but whenever I unlocked the phone first with my face and then moved it to the paper printout, it almost always worked.
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The executive said when the list of affected products was released, it was kind of like a group of college students scrambling to read a printout on the wall to figure out if they had passed or failed a test.
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There was a story a long time ago that a copy of an article from notorious troll Chuck Johnson's website, which is journalistically very dubious, called Got News, that a printout of an article from there showed up on his desk.
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The government's Web site hadn't let him pay his fee again, so he'd printed a copy of its refusal and taken it with him, figuring that the printout, plus the Argentine stamps in his passport, would get him over the border.
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"I mean, this is textbook abuse of power, pressuring a foreign leader to manufacture an investigation and target a citizen to find political dirt," the New York Democrat said, tapping the printout he'd read for the first time just moments earlier.
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He held up a printout of a glossy hotel brochure for the court to see, saying it listed Fruman as the president and CEO of a "luxury group" that owns a hotel, "restaurants, a beach club, and retail stores," Roos told the court.
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To make things go smoothly, it helps if users have their pill bottles, or a printout of their prescriptions provided by the pharmacy, with them when using the online tool, said Patricia Barry, author of "Medicare for Dummies" and features editor at AARP.
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Among other things, the new directive includes a requirement that personnel at the Air Force Office of Special Investigations must confirm that reportable cases have been entered into the federal database by seeing either a printout or a screenshot from the database.
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Each step of the work's progression, from RTF file to screenshot to printout to sketch and then back to a scanner, is visible in the final image, and I read Mirror Mirror 1 as a PDF on my computer, adding another layer to the transition.
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The darker areas of the printout absorb that light, which in turns causes the microscopic carbon particles underneath to expand, pushing the top layer up and creating an added layer of depth and texture you can feel but also see as light falls across it.
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Moreover, while the F.B.I. did not mention it in court filings, computer security experts noted that the printer appeared to leave barely visible microdots on the printout identifying the serial number of the printer and the date and time of the printing: 6:20 a.m.
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Matching printout equipment would provide whatever information the homeowner desires, whether it be on the weather, the stock market, airline schedules, his bank statement, or even the results of a scientific experiment conducted in some remote part of the world a few years earlier.
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After a rally in Dallas in mid-October, Mr. Trump's aides prepared a large-type printout of tweets gushing over his speech that day, including one from Tomi Lahren, a Fox News commentator and the host of a show on the Fox Nation site.
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Following the election, there is a public canvass at which officials open up the election materials — including election night tally sheets, machine printout tapes on which votes for all candidates in the election are recorded, and provisional ballots — and double-check the election results.
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Susanne Susany, a Pittsburgh lawyer, has a certified mail printout showing that her client's application "arrived at [the] unit" at 5:23 pm on October 5 and was available for pickup as of 20203:41 pm, but wasn't picked up until 3:30 pm on October 24.
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Everybody plans to keep looking, but for now the Hercules signal seems destined to join the other false alarms that have characterized the SETI endeavor, most notably the "wow" signal that appeared on the printout of an Ohio State radio telescope in 1977 but never reappeared.
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"At approximately 1:30pm CDT on August 2, 2013, Mr. Levison gave the FBI a printout of what he represented to be the encryption keys needed to operate the pen register," a motion for sanctions signed by James L. Trump from the US Attorney's Office reads.
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If you are concerned that your neighbor is not providing sufficient care, leave a note under the door, perhaps with a printout about proper bird care from a group like Palomacy or the Wild Bird Fund, a New York City rehabilitation organization that offers educational programs.
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According to WSVN reporter Brian Entin, who was on the more than two-hour ferry ride from Freeport to Fort Lauderdale, the evacuees had originally been told they'd be able to enter the U.S. with just their Bahamian passports and a printout of their police record.
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The man accused of plowing into New York pedestrians Tuesday had a printout of an ISIS flag in his car and left behind handwritten notes pledging his loyalty to the Islamic State, as a clearer picture emerged Wednesday morning of Sayfullo Saipov&aposs alleged links to the terror group.
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For now, though, he's somewhere in the middle, left with the choice of either bending to or barrelling through radio's rapidly shifting tastes –– and for now, he's giving a deliberate, dramatic reading of directions from a MapQuest printout, trying to lead us from the living room to the kitchen.
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Test No. 2 suggests there might be a very short timeframe on the OnePlus 6 where the phone's face unlock either caches your real face (based on the "100 identifiers" the software uses to detect a face) slightly weakening the security when it's quickly shown a paper printout.
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According to Politico, Priebus warned senior White House aides to stop surreptitiously giving the president news reports days after the deputy national security adviser KT McFarland handed Trump a printout with two Time magazine covers: one from 2008 predicting global warming and another from 1977 predicting an ice age.
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As mentioned, Uber is also working on making patients aware of this information via voice call, which will work with both basic feature phones and landlines, and there's a printout that clinic and facility staff can fill and provide to the client when they're leaving their site and going home, too.
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Video of the July 26 incident from Salt Lake City police officers' body-worn cameras showed Alex Wubbels, dressed in blue medical scrubs, consulting with colleagues before showing the waiting officers a printout of the University of Utah Hospital's policy on providing blood samples to test for alcohol or drugs.
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Standing in front of a baby-grand piano in her bright Upper West Side penthouse, freezing rain tapping gently against the windows, Ms. de Lesseps studied a printout of her introductory remarks for #CountessAndFriends, a cabaret show that will debut at the Manhattan nightclub Feinstein's/54 Below on Feb. 27.
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A back-and-forth about U.S.-Canada trade figures that culminated in Trudeau sending Trump a printout of the website of the Office of the United States Trade Representative with a smiley face beside the U.S. government figure showing America has a trade surplus with Canada (contrary to Trump's claims).
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But hadn't Cecilia caught, while her father unzipped pockets inside his bag, retrieving the passports and a printout of their reservation one by one from where they'd been meticulously stowed, a momentary flash on the Signora's face—vividly swarthy and brooding, like the faces on Coptic sarcophagi—of suppressed impatience or distaste?
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In a corridor between two galleries, there was a carved-wood font holding a pool of water, and, just to the right of it, a printout of a 2003 e-mail, in which the writer declines to purchase one of the 1983 snowballs that Hammons is said to have frozen and preserved.
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He said the delegates were also urged in the meeting to support Lam and the Hong Kong government, and given the printout of the statements issued by the liaison office, Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, the foreign ministry, and the Office of the Commissioner of the Foreign Ministry in Hong Kong.
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These took the form of hand-built trophies she topped with a 3-D printout of her silhouette in lieu of the standard slender gold figure — an oblique statement on body image — as well as wild, ornate shoes that looked at once like Surrealist ready-mades and the sort of footwear Alexander McQueen sent down the runway.
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From the public bathrooms at the seal conservation ("Australia is the driest country in the driest inhabited continent in the world!" a printout above the toilet reminds you before you go to press for a full flush or just the half) to the organic vineyards to its beauty brands, the importance of sustainability drives everything they do.
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I learned that about me, and so we literally started brainstorming on the phone about things, and he's like, "You know, you remember that time we left this ..." We had left a printout of ... Every company takes these surveys, and then there's the detailed comments at the end, and those are the best, and Rich had printed them.
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Jeff Unger, a regular for over two decades, recently received a different kind of recommendation from the store's manager of 11 years, Ian Kern: a printout of the Haycraft-Queen Cornerstones, a Holy Grail list of 150-odd must-read mysteries compiled by the publisher Howard Haycraft and Ellery Queen, the pseudonym of a renowned crime-writing duo.
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Certainly we already have computers that could collate online meditation information, that could read every book ever written about meditation and spit you out a printout, and then you could go off into a room on your own for 60 days and do it for no money — but you want those people, you want those interactions.
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Al Green (D-Texas) suggesting that Trump could be reelected if he is not impeached; a second accused Schiff of knowing the identity of the whistleblower who first brought the Ukraine scandal to light; and a third was a printout of a tweet by Mark Zaid, a lawyer for the whistleblower, from January 2017, suggesting a "coup" was underway against Trump.
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"President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 85033 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE and I fully support the decisions by your state and local officials that may be stronger than this," Pence said, holding up a printout of the White House guidelines.
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For instance, China has moved so fast into a cashless society, where everyone pays for everything with a mobile phone, that Chinese newspapers report beggars in major cities have started to place a printout of a QR code in their begging bowls so any passer-by can scan it and use mobile payment apps like Alibaba's Alipay or Tencent's WeChat Wallet to contribute to the beggar's mobile payment account.
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Carefully laying the contents from her plastic bag on a table, Zhang described in 2011 each legal document as she recounted her six-year lone quest for justice: a copy of the verdict against Nie that detailed his "crimes;" a 2007 letter from the Supreme People's Court in Beijing instructing the Hebei high court to "process" her appeal; and most importantly, a printout of a written statement by Wang's lawyer on his client's confession.
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Tomi Lahren apologizes for 'way remarks came out' on border, Second Amendment Politicon announces lineup including Comey, Hannity, Priebus MORE on Wednesday shared a printout of positive tweets about President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE, including one of her own praising his recent rally in Dallas, that Trump himself signed with a personal note.
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"I didn't insulted your party or your believes so please don't try me and let's keep sweet OK....don't want to dog walk you," responded Cardi B, who famously told conservative commentator Tomi LahrenTomi LahrenCardi B clashes with Trump supporter after saying she might run for Congress: 'I'm boutta violate' Tomi Lahren dresses as Ocasio-Cortez for Halloween Trump signed printout of positive tweets for Tomi Lahren MORE she would "dog walk" her in a Twitter feud last year.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) brought an oversized printout of a Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE tweet onto the Senate floor Wednesday.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) brought an oversized printout of a Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE tweet onto the Senate floor, and the internet loved it so much, it became a meme.
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Trump says he accepts US intel on Russia -- then adds it 'could be other people also' Trump printout of Putin comments includes handwritten 'there was no collusion' House conservatives criticize media, not Trump, for Putin furor Obama appears to rebuke Trump in Mandela lecture Ryan: Trump's conference with Putin not treasonous Resolution rebuking Trump over Putin ruled out of order by House SPARKS FLY AT SOCIAL MEDIA HEARING: Lawmakers clashed Tuesday at a contentious hearing over claims that social media platforms and tech companies are biased against conservative viewpoints.
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The gallery lists the objects included in the show in a nondescript list: A painting and three hand-lettered drawings by Martin Wong A slide how by Matt Wolf Three photographs by David Wojnarowicz Three photographs by Danh Vo An interview with Marvin Taylor An apparition concerning Liberace A sculpture by Robert Kinmount A stereoscopic photograph by Alfred A. Hart Two paintings and a multiform work by James Beginning A photograph and a publication (and errant) by Martin Beck A composite essay by Julie Ault Artifacts and documents from The Downtown Collection An anonymous ledger drawing A crate of personal effects The "interview with Marvin Taylor," available as a printout, is the show's secret hidden in plain sight.
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