He was taking notes for a play he was writing.
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And, with reason, the fashion industry is taking notes, too.
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Starbucks fans, your favorite coffee shop has been taking notes.
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She was drinking a Cherry Coke Zero and taking notes.
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These include taking notes on the page and reading aloud.
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I was there every day, listening, taking notes, asking questions.
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"She was taking notes, being really receptive," Mr. Brown said.
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I would listen behind a curtain, weeping and taking notes.
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Literally everything… Successful people are big fans of taking notes.
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At the same time, many were taking notes and reading.
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Richardson started reading the new galley herself — and taking notes.
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A few are taking notes while others stare blankly ahead.
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The rest of the fashion industry should definitely be taking notes.
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If you're a filmmaker or producer, I hope you're taking notes.
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Good one KFC — Pepsi, you might want to start taking notes.
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INGRAHAM: They could be listening to your lecture, following, taking notes.
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They inspect the horses, taking notes, attempting to perceive the unknowable.
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You're gonna see people taking notes and rapping about wine soon.
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He said, 'I'm going to do it!' and started taking notes.
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Loder typed as the woman spoke, like a journalist taking notes.
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He is constantly asking questions, taking notes and placing phone calls.
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He hasn't finished reading the President's book, but he is taking notes.
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I decided to start documenting and taking notes and talk to people.
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Something tells us every other singer in the game is taking notes.
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We were there both days, taking notes on each and every company.
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Plus, even if you're taking notes, it's not exactly an interactive experience.
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I eat my toast and drink a Diet Coke while taking notes.
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No doubt they are both taking notes at this gorgeous wedding weekend.
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The researchers also reviewed the video, taking notes on the mice's behavior.
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The meeting lasted hours, with no one in the room taking notes.
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I have some chicken with roasted veggies in between taking notes furiously.
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I started arranging appointments with family members and taking notes from everyone.
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Meanwhile, parent organization Boy Scouts of America was watching and taking notes.
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Some of their parents watched from the stands, filming and taking notes.
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Meng attended court, taking notes continuously while seated next to an interpreter.
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Even while taking notes, you still have access to browsers and apps.
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In-between taking notes, I applied to a few jobs on LinkedIn.
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On a normal trip, he would have been taking notes about the ride.
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The touchscreen also supports an optional active stylus for drawing and taking notes.
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So maybe it's James Cameron who was taking notes on cheesy naming schemes.
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So he and his wife got out a map and started taking notes.
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So much so, that his fellow cast member Kyle Mooney is taking notes.
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I leave the dishes for him and finish taking notes for my class.
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Hopefully, as the U.S. considers its own privacy legislation, it is taking notes.
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A group of people were seen taking notes as Kim talked to them.
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They're looking around my place, taking notes and asking me a million questions.
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And, judging by her New Beauty cover shoot, Spiegel should've been taking notes.
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And while my husband, Dan, was taking notes, he jokingly titled it #yearofno.
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There's definitely something here, and hopefully Epic is taking notes for the future.
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If you find yourself taking notes all day long, you'll love this one.
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"My name is Tonya Price," she said, when she saw me taking notes.
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Sometimes a dish makes me forget that I'm supposed to be taking notes.
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Paganini hopes the younger set, the #nextgen if you will, is taking notes.
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His aunt, Shaquoya Carr, sat in a row behind him taking notes quietly.
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In "Lazarus," Bowie finishes his last chapter, stops taking notes and walks away, backwards.
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He started taking notes and admitted he was embarrassed by what he didn't know.
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Class started, I started taking notes, then everything started going dark all over again.
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We've rounded up the beauty trends we think will have you mentally taking notes.
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She's taking notes on what agitated him, particularly his exchanges with rival Ted Cruz.
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One of the things that's really ... you clearly were taking notes along the way.
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Then I settle in at work for more calls while eating and taking notes.
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Readers are taking notes on what happens if the oncoming freight train hits us.
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For this, you need to have someone in the field, watching and taking notes.
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Some of the women, including Naima, are taking notes on the ingredients in English.
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Now the inspiration flows both ways, with American companies taking notes from Chinese counterparts.
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When senior officials cluster around him, reverentially taking notes, she lingers in the background.
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At times she appeared to be taking notes which she shared with her mother.
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And the weekly pages also have an adjacent page that's just for taking notes.
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By the court, her father, Jayanth Kolla, is watching the game and taking notes.
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Osorio was an active presence, moving around a third-level box and taking notes.
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And so you could say Azekel has been taking notes from Mrs Knowles-Carter.
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It was a Friday night and the audience was rapt, with many taking notes.
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When it comes to taking notes, speed is paramount, and the feature set is secondary.
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I keep taking notes for class tomorrow, but I'm peeved that I didn't meal prep.
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People like taking notes on the go, and they need to keep their devices charged.
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The despot was pictured looking at shoes while his officials stood behind him taking notes.
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Cummins' sister, Daphne Quinn, was in the second row and appeared to be taking notes.
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Whether you're taking notes or creating a deck, the laptop will be speedy and reliable.
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It's the plague of being an actor — you're never really living life, just taking notes.
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People taking notes by hand use fewer words but they have better recall of concepts.
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After making his pitch, Bell sees a young man taking notes on a legal pad.
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It was manageable and new, and taking notes on every album felt like an accomplishment.
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And my Samsung that I use for social media, taking notes, photo and art apps.
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And if the plaintiffs win further settlements, lawyers in other states may start taking notes.
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We just hope that the newer taxi-sharing services are taking notes for next year.
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In fact, it's probably safe to say that the gadget gurus at Sony were taking notes.
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Cardenia, who becomes The Emperox, is more tentative, and Marce is more observing and taking notes.
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She's watching highlight reels, taking notes and studying his style -- particularly when he's in attack mode.
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And they're taking notes on every step he takes and every step we take in response.
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But, as I was taking notes, I noticed that all I was highlighting were the threats.
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The region's new anti-graft bodies are investigating with voracity, taking notes from their Brazilian analogs.
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Traditionally, linguistic analyses in this field have been carried out by researchers reading and taking notes.
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Unexpectedly, they talked for 30 minutes, without anyone taking notes and with cameras at a distance.
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"I think everyone's watching what Conor Lamb's doing, and I hope they're taking notes," observed Rep.
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With the argument getting out of hand, the clerk who had been taking notes walked out.
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Even taking notes on paper, or leaving papers out on your desk, can have unintended consequences.
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I assumed that the car ride ... I'm taking notes because the tape recorder is not on.
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I'm not taking notes on the production of live events and passing them along to anybody.
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I started telling her what had happened in the past and she was furiously taking notes.
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For example, doctors are forced to spend much of their time interacting with patients taking notes.
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"Are you actually taking notes, or are you texting people or doing something else?" she asked.
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Teachers are taking notes, connecting over social media and considering possible statewide action over their pay.
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About seven years ago, Dr. Tjelta began attending and taking notes at the Ingebrigtsens' training sessions.
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Befitting the scrutiny, Murkowski and Collins were seen studiously taking notes at their desks on Thursday.
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These tasks can range from taking notes at meetings to showing emotional support for a colleague.
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And anyway, if I say that I'm writing about us, then that implies I'm taking notes.
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I walked along taking notes and wondered myself: How effective was this small, 1-mile march, really?
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Whatever the reason, we are taking notes for the next time we plan a post-holiday trip.
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He suggests taking notes on what your boss says or repeating what he or she says aloud.
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I sat in front of that mirror, video shooting myself with time lapse photography and taking notes.
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If you thought people using chopsticks follow the same protocol in cultures throughout Asia, start taking notes.
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Taking notes from a chef friend, he's going to update the menu when spring and summer hit.
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Ever the planner, Midge immediately starts taking notes on what she has to work on besides material.
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His lawyer says, well, he recorded all of his conversations because it replaced him taking notes, right?
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This can help supplement the memory of your audience and keep them from getting distracted taking notes.
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At first I would just come to class and sit quietly in the front row, taking notes.
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Being engaged goes beyond paying attention or taking notes in meetings — both of which are also important.
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And another EHR-integrated voice assistant, Suki, has proven to reduce time spent taking notes by 70%.
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He agreed, and about a week later, she was at his Upper West Side apartment, taking notes.
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You were the kid in the back of the class paying close attention, taking notes on everyone.Yup.
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I slip in and out of rooms like a chameleon, taking notes, capturing moments, feelings and words.
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Taking notes from his upbringing in Kobe, Japan, Kiyokawa's style is deeply rooted in traditional Japanese practices.
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Teenagers across the country are taking notes on how adults responded to the allegations against Justice Kavanaugh.
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She plans to watch the debate tonight with her peers, and she's taking notes on immigration policy.
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As a result, many are trudging to events, asking questions, taking notes and comparing and contrasting styles.
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I do a lap around the office between responding to emails and taking notes on the videos.
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Scalfari prides himself on not taking notes and not using tape recorders, "reconstructing" encounters later in articles.
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I'd hoped to come to this retreat as a neutral observer, quietly taking notes in the corner.
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There was a pause during which the only sound was a curatorial assistant taking notes by hand.
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The cute girl in the room that's taking notes while I'm being interviewed by so-and-so.
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Metal, and even moreso, punk is cooler than it's ever been, and fashion designers are taking notes.
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Dressed in black, he wore his clerical collar and listened intently to the legal argument, occasionally taking notes.
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For nine days, Brown stayed at the local Igloolik Inn and met with hunters and politicians, taking notes.
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Now, one teacher isn't just taking notes on how to decipher it but also writing the definitions down.
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Like previous versions of the Note, it has a large, vibrant display and a stylus for taking notes.
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He was spotted briefly taking notes during the White House closing argument but otherwise was in listening mode.
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When I was bored in a college lecture, I'd pass time by taking notes with my left hand.
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You'll always think, Thank God I'm still sitting here taking notes from actors in the movie, producers, myself.
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A diner who was seated nearby reportedly said that Jones appeared to be taking notes during their meal.
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I hoped the developing fetuses within the many very pregnant women also at the show were taking notes.
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Were you writing during this time, were you being creative, were you taking notes about all these things?
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This video is so full of twists and turns that it would have M. Knight Shyamalan taking notes.
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Using your laptop often starts with the best intentions: taking notes, fetching relevant information online, and so on.
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She's also a mother of four, and from the sounds of it, her kiddos have been taking notes.
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It's a blast sketching and using an iPad for taking notes, but I don't really do much else.
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I preferred taking notes on my personal 9.7-inch iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil over either device.
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"It was Michael Cohen's habit for many years to record conversations in lieu of taking notes," Davis said.
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There's nothing dumber than taking notes on a criminal conspiracy, and yet that may be exactly what happened.
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When Trump complained that McGahn was taking notes, unlike Roy Cohn, McGahn explained that "real" lawyers take notes.
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Additionally, the stowaway stylus will be helpful for taking notes; it recharges when it's inserted into the laptop.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon has been taking notes on Casper's success selling beds in a box online.
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We'll surely be taking notes as she continues to provide us with bob inspiration from season to season.
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In fact, Penn was asking as a journalist, though he was not taking notes or recording the conversation.
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But today's letter may be a signal of something different, and I hope other CEOs are taking notes.
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Though he records most interviews, he will also use the gesture of taking notes to steer the conversation.
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I watched it while taking notes in a spreadsheet, which is not how it's designed to be consumed.
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Many become scouts, sitting in rinks, taking notes while watching teenagers who hope to make it as pros.
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The scene was noteworthy for Ms. Kirkpatrick's skill but also for another detail: A coach was taking notes.
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He listens carefully, mentally taking notes and murmuring "hmm," the same noise he offers when considering my questions.
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When people of color voice concerns, vent about issues they face or discuss oppression, you should be taking notes.
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She told the committee she began taking notes when she started on the first day of the Trump administration.
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Ostensibly, the idea is that making lists and taking notes are different functions that ought to be kept separate.
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For Buffett, the important metric is the relationships in his life — and his friend Bill Gates is taking notes.
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It seems that Khloé Kardashian is taking notes from her hair-chameleon sisters Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian West.
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Once it was Manfred, who explained that we were surrounded by CIA operatives who were taking notes on us.
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On day one, I noticed a member of Uber's employment counsel team watching closely, taking notes about the trial.
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Check out this refurbished touchscreen convertible laptop, which is great for taking notes (or watching Netflix — we won't tell).
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It's possible to provide a readout from someone who may have been taking notes during the meeting as well.
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We also see some surprising character development from Isaac, who's taking notes on a voice recorder of his own.
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This stylus can be used for all kinds of tablet activities, like taking notes, drawing, typing, and playing games.
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Gboard effectively puts Google inside every app I use that requires me to type, from texting to taking notes.
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Believe me, I would rather have been sitting at a table taking notes with my recorder sitting right there.
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So could the platform produce an app that could be used for taking notes on an iPad / iPhone, etc.
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Today, Flipgrid integrates with many Microsoft products, including Teams for chatting with other people and OneNote for taking notes.
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Soltysik sits like a student, taking notes on the LAPD's surveillance systems, particularly its Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) program.
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A senior executive sat nearby taking notes, but Ramdev presided over the interview like a king on a throne.
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Sensing she was being treated unfairly, Teitel began taking notes on her experiences, saving them as emails to herself.
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Khadeja from Antartica likes taking notes the old-fashioned way: I would rather take notes with pen and paper.
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Sourcing deals and marketing"I listened to 150 podcasts, and I was taking notes on each one," he said.
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I gave up taking notes and resorted to scrawling sketches in the dark, as one prodigious image followed another.
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You can be sure that leaders of potential future administrations that may be inclined toward corruption are taking notes.
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My mom is sitting across from me on an unattractive fabric chair next to the doctor's desk, taking notes.
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For now, though, the smart hopefuls will be taking notes on what works -- and what doesn't -- in New York.
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I remember Fred Talbot" — a fellow pitcher — "saying, 'You know, Bouton, taking notes like that is worse than whispering!
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During cabinet meetings, some ministers felt so intimidated by Ghani that they busied themselves taking notes to impress him.
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But in taking notes quickly, I probably — I mean, changing a name to a pronoun would be, again, sloppy.
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You would need to walk repeatedly between these physically distant displays, taking notes, in order to understand that distinction.
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"Jessica and I had dinner with [Airbnb co-founder] Brian Chesky last summer, and he was taking notes during dinner."
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The included Pen works reasonably well for taking notes but it's not precise and lag-free as you might hope.
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Bandai Namco seems to have been taking notes, however, as the new trailer for vampire action-RPG Code Vein shows.
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Anyone going off to college in a few months will need a new laptop for taking notes and writing essays.
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So why are you still taking notes with a regular pen and pad when the Rocketbook Wave Smart Notebook exists?
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Naturally, the makeup was gorgeous, too, with makeup artist Yumi Mori taking notes from Chopra's BFF Meghan Markle's wedding makeup.
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Apple is setting a new standard when it comes to giving back, and I hope other companies are taking notes.
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I could just see them in their suits, sitting down and quietly observing, someone taking notes, some photographer snapping pictures.
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This is useful for numerous occasions, like watching an instructional video on your phone while taking notes on your device.
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Also, you can do various type of art work as well as taking notes in classroom is also very good.
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"I hope other actors/actress taking notes on how to not spoil movies that haven't been released," the user wrote.
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Monkey Guy saw me taking notes on the game and held forth for a while about his fascination with sports.
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They were more often saddled with "office housework," like taking notes, ordering lunch or comforting a co-worker in distress.
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"Michael Cohen had the habit of using his phone to record conversations instead of taking notes," Davis told the Post.
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On Tuesday, he sat with black-rimmed glasses on the tip of his nose, watching debate attentively and taking notes.
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To do this, I got good at taking notes while being given directions, asking follow-up questions and memorizing details.
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Alexander, viewed by both sides as potentially the pivotal vote on witnesses, continued taking notes as Schiff made his counterpoint.
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I was very touched by Wakayama, an authority in cloning technology, who was earnestly listening to me while taking notes.
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She ate a salad while taking notes about the match for the information card that gets filed in the archive.
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"It was very odd because they don't normally do that, so I started taking notes," said Fernandez-Fournier in a statement.
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This novelty writing tool was key for everything — from taking notes in rainbow hues to spicing up your average classroom doodles.
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Until then, we'll just have to keep on taking notes the old-fashioned way and hope no brilliant ideas go unrecorded.
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In the interview room, Cuddy sat no more than an arm's length from the mother, taking notes on a legal pad.
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Ms. Burke, 52, typically watches two games each night to track details like defensive sets and substitution patterns, taking notes throughout.
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It mostly involved answering the phone and taking notes on the issues constituents called about (yes, they really do track that).
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Branson espouses the value of taking notes and attributes some of his best ideas to having a pen and paper available.
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The lawyer, John A. Eisenberg, remained impassive, taking notes as the aides conveyed their concerns, according to congressional testimony released Friday.
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Some of my tour-mates saw me taking notes in a small notebook and pulled out their own pads and pens.
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He's followed the evidence presented closely, taking notes with his glasses on and whispering to his lawyers to discuss the action.
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I was sitting in a meeting taking notes one day, and they were discussing how short skirts were suddenly in style.
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Volunteer to do non-promotable tasks, which women are more likely to volunteer for, like taking notes during a meeting.29.
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I know I should be using to-do apps and bullet journaling, but I'm still pretty old school about taking notes.
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Teenagers across the country are watching how adults are handling the allegations against President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, and taking notes.
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Ahead, get a glimpse of the Tiffany & Co. men's collection and start taking notes for everyone on your holiday shopping list.
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Renters also have to keep the books in good condition — highlighting sections or taking notes in the margin could trigger fees.
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It was an unusually high-stakes rollout for a communications director because Mr. Scaramucci knew his boss would be taking notes.
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Customers are encouraged to sniff in numerical order, taking notes on a clipboard about the scents that set their synapses ablaze.
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I'll bet you can learn a lot about her and your family,' you may see the relative calming down and taking notes.
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"He seemed to like it — I mean, he could have easily said no, so maybe girls should be taking notes," said Caridi.
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She knew, even as a girl, that her story was special — and so she began taking notes for the inevitable movie adaptation.
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Senators were allowed to read it behind closed doors in a secure location in the Capitol, without taking notes or making copies.
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Branson is a big believer in taking notes and has attributed his success to his willingness to jot down ideas and goals.
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I didn't go through the trouble of seeing this movie a second time and taking notes so you could anonymously sass me.
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Meghan busts out look after look and we're here scrolling and taking notes wondering how one person can have so much style.
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With them were two unarmed men in plainclothes who kept to the background — and who, earlier, had observed his interrogations, taking notes.
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If this can be automated, it's easier for them, and they can spend more time doing actual therapy, rather than taking notes.
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It supports all of the S Pen features you'd expect, like taking notes, capturing screen shots, and even recording GIFs from video.
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WorkFlowy is a zoomable document that is great for taking notes and structuring projects — and it doubles as a task-management system.
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The tapered edges feel incredibly thin, and you can easily hold it in one hand for hours while reading or taking notes.
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So for us, I learned how to write for TV by going to the Paley Center and watching stuff and taking notes.
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LiquidText is the go-to iPad app for reading and taking notes on documents, whether they're Word docs, PDFs or PowerPoint presentations.
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She smiles and tells me she can see me taking notes on my computer and every time I look up at her.
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We spent one day learning about gun safety and taking notes, which, despite having funny and charming instructors, was dry as hell.
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Being slower, taking notes by hand forced those who did so to process what the lecturer was saying and then paraphrase it.
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Her sleek low bun puts her luminous complexion on display — and we're also taking notes on that demure over-the-shoulder pose.
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But a guard or specially trained inmate watches from a chair outside the cell, taking notes on what the prisoner is doing.
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That functionality certainly makes the device a compelling proposition for students who are more intent on taking notes by hand than typing.
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After using the graphic organizers for taking notes and reviewing one or both of the essay models, students can write their essay.
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Given that Americans and Europeans are currently reaping the whirlwind of not mimicking this approach, they might want to start taking notes.
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Pushed all the way down, the Surface Studio sits at a 20 degree angle, which is perfect for sketching and taking notes.
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This notion of people taking notes to make sure they're not part of a criminal conspiracy, that's something I had never considered.
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A lawyer for Mr. Moonves and other Weil Gotshal lawyers representing the board members were listening to that interview and taking notes.
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As one patron sat taking notes, a regular on the next barstool nearly fell into her lap, belligerently drunk by seven o'clock.
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At home, in the evenings, Hikmat's father listened to the BBC's Pashto service while taking notes on world events in a diary.
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Not taking notes comes across as cavalier – and makes whoever is training you assume that you're going to forget what they're covering.
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A lawyer for Mr. Moonves and other Weil Gotshal lawyers representing the board members were listening to that interview and taking notes.
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"I started taking notes but then I just sat back," said one Republican senator who requested anonymity to discuss an internal meeting.
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There are also various types of paper, like ruled paper or graph paper, for taking notes, making graphs, or creating architectural drawings.
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The next time you tweet while on a Vancouver TransLink bus or train, Saeid Allahdadian might be taking notes about that post.
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Record keeper: He'll be the last to speak during private conferences with the other justices and responsible for taking notes during the meetings.
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I want to spend more time listening to the gallerists and taking notes so that I can faithfully describe the work to others.
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The judge leans back in his leather chair, no longer taking notes, no longer watching Yoli, no longer primed with his next question.
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If you see yourself drawing or taking notes frequently, the Apple Pencil that's compatible with this iPad is currently $20 off at Amazon.
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Every season, stores like Zara, Mango, H&M, and more are taking notes as closely as we are at Fashion Month's biggest shows.
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Designed as a digital journal, the Microsoft Courier combined two screens to fold over like a book, with a stylus for taking notes.
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In May, at TechCrunch's Disrupt event in New York, researchers from Harvard Business Review were in the audience, and they were taking notes.
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Apple's full statement: Apple Pencil has been a huge hit with iPad Pro users, who love it for drawing, annotating and taking notes.
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For doing basic, daily tasks like browsing the web, checking emails and taking notes in Google Docs, the Chromebook 14 works just fine.
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Similarly, researchers in America tested how college students performed when taking notes of a lecture by hand as opposed to using a laptop.
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With an assortment of bright colors, you can use them for everything from labeling your belongings to taking notes and decorating your notebooks.
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They eliminate tedious busywork, such as logging calls or taking notes, and allow salespeople to focus on the essential parts of their job.
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From kindergarten through college, students go through a lot of paper and notebooks, as they're a key component in taking notes and learning.
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Princeton University and UCLA researchers found that taking notes by hand leads to more active listening and the ability to identify important concepts.
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"Michael Cohen had the habit of using his phone to record conversations instead of taking notes," Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, told the newspaper.
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The mayors insisted that Mr. Macron meet with them alone — and Mr. Olive said the president made a point of taking notes himself.
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It begins: Teenagers across the country are watching how adults are handling the allegations against President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, and taking notes.
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I watched enormous and ridiculous amounts of TV sports, at night, on weekends, on holidays, taking notes in case somebody said something stupid.
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If you're dealing with discrimination in any of these forms, you should document what's happening by taking notes and saving emails, said Martin.
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"His sense was people were taking notes because they were going to write a book or testify against him," the former official said.
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I have been a longtime devotee of the web-based app Workflowy for taking notes, at the recommendation of my colleague Farhad Manjoo.
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Here are all the restaurants and brands that are taking notes from the Doughnut Lassies and giving away free doughnuts to lift our spirits.
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Then I start reading the Japanese travel books I borrowed from the library, and I end up taking notes for the next few hours.
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I frankly never wanted to use more than two, as my needs stayed refined to reading, taking notes, and watching video on the device.
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In addition to the weekly and monthly overviews, the LifePlanner also features pages for goal-setting, to-do lists, important dates and taking notes.
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John Legend's Voice contestant Maelyn Jarmon is taking notes from the EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony) winner in more areas than just music.
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If you are taking notes, write this in your notebook and circle it and then put a million tiny little stars all around it.
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You technically can't have your phone (as a reporter I was allowed because I was taking notes!) and there's a lot of waiting around.
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Episode 5: "The Colombian Connection" The mark of an exciting episode of TV: When you stop taking notes, and just watch the damn thing.
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Or vice versa if you're Drake's 60-something-year-old dad who's launching a R&B music career and taking notes from his kid.
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She has winter fashion down to a science, and you'd better believe we're taking notes in anticipation for all of our upcoming holiday parties.
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We are hoping that we can find them within the next couple of years sitting in a college campus taking notes like anybody else.
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I can totally imagine myself taking notes on a keyboard of this kind, maybe even without a screen, for the maximum pro typist kudos.
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Clinton spent more than an hour Wednesday discussing national security at the Virginia Air and Space Center here, leading a discussion and taking notes.
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Previous reports have suggested Microsoft's Courier-like device would include two displays that fold over like a book, and a stylus for taking notes.
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I was a typical presence with her on campus, sitting in the back taking notes along with the other students (I was always nerdy).
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And while Green Book never reaches the present, the conversations its characters have about race and identity feel like they're taking notes from 2018.
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It can also save doctors from doing tasks like taking notes and reading scans, allowing them to spend more time connecting with their patients.
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He did not identify the witnesses he was referring to, but the report said the president had complained to Mr. McGahn for taking notes.
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S-Pen: Taking notes got way more usefulAs always, the Note line's most iconic feature remains a unicorn even among the most sophisticated phones.
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But, Lenovo is confident enough in the screen that it also supports an Active Pen stylus for drawing or taking notes on the display.
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Branson is a firm believer that taking notes, whether on a smart device or written with pen and paper, is the key to success.
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They note that employees told The New York Times that Pruitt prohibits staff from bringing cellphones to meetings and discourages them from taking notes.
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Mr. Ellis kept offering words of encouragement to the cast, while Ms. Ferrentino sat nearby, taking notes on a notepad smaller than her hand.
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Now, they're watching their bosses react to the scandal and taking notes on how to be better leaders as they come up through the ranks.
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Rising country star Chris Lane is taking notes from one of his "biggest inspirations" for his sophomore album Laps Around the Sun, which released Friday.
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Clinton is intensely studying Trump's policy positions, personality and politics by watching highlight reels of Republican primary debates and taking notes on his attack methods.
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Vanity Fair gives us the scoop on the royal after party, and frankly, we're torn between FOMO and taking notes for our own wedding bash.
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It's like when you're taking notes and you highlight or circle something important that you want to remember for later or pay extra attention to.
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I've been taking notes on how things are unfolding, and below is a timestamped diary of what went down and when: Wednesday, 8:05 a.m.
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The news staff of The Capital feels out of place being part of the event rather than on the sidelines taking notes or producing video.
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The two leaders met in Beijing's Great Hall of the People on Tiananmen Square, with the younger North Korean taking notes as Mr. Xi spoke.
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Cohen's lawyer, Lanny Davis, said that his client "never intended to make use of the recordings," and that he recorded conversations instead of taking notes.
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In Butler County, Ohio, Leah Edwards notified the authorities about voter fraud when she saw a man taking notes and photographing gravestones at a cemetery.
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But it was Mr. Kim who was taking notes during his meeting with Mr. Xi, at least in the Chinese news media coverage on Wednesday.
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I interviewed them and their parents into the night, taking notes with the help of someone holding the light from her phone over my notebook.
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Republicans have attacked Comey as a biased public official who was working to undermine Trump by, among other things, taking notes on their private conversations.
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"The kids need to be solving real-world issues in our classrooms, not just taking notes about it, not just reading about it," she said.
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As they went through and made line edits to the text, Latour saw I was taking notes and turned to me with a wry smile.
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One day I'm sitting at the lunch table taking notes in my course catalog, and one of my fellow counselors asks me what I'm doing.
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Instead Marigold attends the "local Comprehensive," where she spends one class period daydreaming about Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy's eyesight in lieu of taking notes.
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Finally, taking notes from "Les Dîners de Gala," Salvador Dalí and his wife Gala's 1973 surrealist cookbook, she even serves the food in unexpected ways.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) was seen constantly taking notes, rotating between sitting and standing at his desk but always with pen in hand, scribbling away.
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The battery life lasts all day, and the device is great for drawing, taking notes, playing games, shooting and editing video, and so much more.
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While I was taking notes, I looked up and noticed that Brittainy was standing on the top of a slide to get a good shot.
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I bought Apple's 10.5-inch iPad Pro last year when it launched because I thought I'd use it for work, taking notes and watching movies.
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Soon, book club members weren't just taking notes on their readings and scribbling discussion points in their book margins — they were creating stories of their own.
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Pokémon Go pioneered a lot of new mechanics (well, Niantic did that previously with Ingress) that developers are surely taking notes on for their future games.
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You can add annotations to PDFs and screenshots more easily—just start drawing—and start taking notes just by tapping the lock screen with the Pencil.
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Ring's 13 products indicate that the brand is taking notes from its parent company Amazon, which debuted over 11 items during a hardware event in September.
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Concerning his book "The Score," he said the work was intense and exacting, taking notes, laying out the design and adjusting the order of the scenes.
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For weeks, Catalan activists have examined the techniques of Hong Kong's protesters closely, taking notes on what works and what might be successfully replicated in Catalonia.
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However, UpKeep works by snapping a picture and taking notes as technicians are out in the field, eliminating the need to write it down several times.
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IT2 [taking notes]: OK. Just so to have it clear, I will await for you to confirm the product, quantities and whatever you are able to.
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Game-like apps for the classroom, like OverDrive's Sora, give students badges for finishing assigned readings and reward them for looking up words and taking notes.
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As he sat shivering and taking notes in the ice-filled tub, he noticed that the heating pad had sunk below the water, plug and all.
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Hopefully, Daenerys is taking notes from their encounters, and she'll consider Olenna's advice — and her example as a crafty but ruthless stateswoman — more carefully next time.
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The daughter of Jay Z also appeared to be taking notes from her diva mom, posing for the photo by peeking out behind a red fan.
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" Kardashian, 33, went on to say she hopes she can be "as wonderful" a hostess as Jenner, 62, has been, confessing that she's "still taking notes.
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This is what I've been waiting for since Apple began taking Notes seriously with the releases of iOS 9 and OS X El Capitan last year.
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Photo: Moleskine Moleskine's Passion Journal for books is great for taking notes, remembering the best highlights and keeping track of all the stories you come across.
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I'm taking notes like an eager biohacker in training, just like the lady with the Cartier bracelet next to me, who traveled here from New Zealand.
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She was dressed in a hot pink blazer trimmed with pearls and taking notes with a pen adorned with a large artificial flower on the end.
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"Whenever you see senators and Chairman Walden taking notes on what governors are saying, that's a significant day for the principle of federalism," Mr. Hutchinson said.
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Whether it's taking notes or pulling an all-nighter to finish a term paper, your laptop won't have low mileage by the end of the semester.
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Maybe I'll even be able to start watching the show without so many questions, instead of taking notes as an outsider looking in on this world.
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I start meticulously taking notes; 12:29 PM: Mercedes SUV, dark gray, tinted windows, drives out; 12:30 PM: Black truck, event-catering, drives up to gate.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders sit side by side at the front of the cafeteria, heads bent over matching yellow legal pads, taking notes in workmanlike silence.
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County social workers visited the home 20 times, taking notes but no action on occasions when the father said the boy was too sick to see them.
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Spotting a whip taking notes at a meeting of Brexit ultras, Owen Paterson, another MP, told him that he intended to vote against the government's Brexit deal.
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Sitting in front of you is a man with a blurry face, a lab coat, and a clipboard watching your every movement, occasionally taking notes and commenting.
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There will still be a "driver" behind the wheel in case of an emergency, and a co-pilot in the passenger seat taking notes on a laptop.
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We've been taking notes on the $3 million Fantasy bra, studying the catwalk lineup and brushing up on our general VS knowledge before showtime on December 5.
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Perched on a plastic chair in the municipal hall, his shirtsleeves rolled up, the French president carries on for another two hours, taking notes and answering queries.
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When you pull the stylus out, you can immediately start writing on the screen of the phone — even when the screen is off — to start taking notes.
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It's bound to be hugely useful for anyone trying to get work done on the iPad that's more complex than sending a simple email or taking notes.
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For Democrats taking notes, it's undoubtedly helpful to see just how far paying millennial and Gen Z meme accounts to shill for a septuagenarian will get you.
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At a meeting Mr. Angelle called in September, industry officials detailed their objections while members of staff — some of whom helped write the rule — sat taking notes.
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Some have argued that feature is flawed because chat participants may actually be doing work-related tasks, like taking notes, while the Zoom window isn't in use.
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Warren, on the other hand, has been less social and more attentive, staying at her desk along the front wall of the chamber and dutifully taking notes.
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She worked slowly and methodically, perhaps because I was perched at her shoulder stopwatching and taking notes, but also as a home cook might, step by step.
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On a personal note, I've been lucky enough to attend every one of these — you can find me on the far side, taking notes and listening attentively.
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It seems that North is taking notes from the Kardashians' go-to hairstylist, Chris Appleton, and she is now calling the shots when it comes to her hairstyles.
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Beall has given us an intimate look at the realities of growing old with someone you love, and we hope the rest of the media is taking notes.
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For now, there will still be a "driver" behind the wheel in case of an emergency and a copilot in the passenger seat taking notes on a laptop.
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Saving his Pusha T response for the album means we're listening to it all, taking notes, indulging in his history as if it were an alternate reality game.
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Use it as you'd use a traditional laptop, watch movies in tent mode, or completely fold it in half for taking notes, drawing, and easy one-arm carrying.
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The despot is often photographed with a massive grin and interacting with factory workers as several officials stand in the background taking notes -- about something -- during the visit.
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FAULKNER: You know, Lisa, as we try to get answers, I&aposm taking notes on what you&aposre saying too, because legal experts aren&apost finished yet, either.
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Insurers are also deciding that it's faster to send up an image-capturing drone rather than have someone traipse around a property looking for damage and taking notes.
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My boss asked me to do something, I did it, taking notes from others, and then the project was not only successful, but we got paid more, too.
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They often came into the audience, which I found amusing until Kris Jenner slammed her elbows down firmly into my back while I was hunched over, taking notes.
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Many things usually done on one can easily be done by hand, like taking notes on a pad of paper, or sharing data on a printed-out spreadsheet.
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He may even mutter to himself, and grimace; shift restlessly in his seat; take fevered notes as if your every remark is priceless, or, pointedly, cease taking notes.
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I remember taking notes as Mike, his staff (he had staff by then) and I picked our way carefully through a farmer's hog building in northern Bartholomew County.
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I was also taking notes on the conversations I'd have with the guys I'd match with — only about half would reach out, and the topics were pretty vanilla.
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Unlike senior generals and party secretaries who cluster around Mr. Kim taking notes, Ms. Kim often appears in state news photographs able to move about on her own.
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Cohen's attorney and longtime Clinton ally Lanny Davis has said that his client's penchant for secretly recording discussions was something he occasionally did in lieu of taking notes.
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Washington (CNN)With the impeachment trial underway, senators have been listening in and taking notes as President Donald Trump's defense team and the House managers make their case.
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This time, watching A Beautiful Day, I had somehow steeled myself — maybe because I was sitting in the theater with a notebook on my lap, studiously taking notes.
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Petraeus was accused of taking notes on top-secret matters in "black books" during his time as commander of U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan, which began in 2010.
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No doubt China and Russia are watching this play out in real time and taking notes so they can clamp down on unflattering information before it goes viral.
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So Clarice rents a carriage house from an unsuspecting Littlefield couple (both psychoanalysts) and blends in, eavesdropping and taking notes at coffee shops, parties, soccer matches and town meetings.
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"The whole idea [behind the company] is to focus on conversation and not be distracted by the act of taking notes," company CEO and founder Omar Tawakol told TechCrunch.
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Evernote has long been the go-to application for taking notes, tracking documents, organizing projects, and generally being the place to put anything you might want to find later.
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I like to keep a notebook and pen handy for taking notes at meetings or interviews, since it feels a lot more personable than hiding behind a laptop screen.
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The noble laptop has served us well as a portable computer and helped us all pretend like we were taking notes during college lectures and not watching cat videos.
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Perhaps by taking notes from top YouTuber PewDiePie, who claimed he would delete his channel after 50 million subscribers and instead Friday deleted a secondary channel he barely uses.
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Photos circulating on social media showed what appeared to be the man, lying lifeless next to a pool of blood as a uniformed officer looks over him, taking notes.
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That said, the large, 10.3-inch E Ink screen does look particularly nice for reading and taking notes on, if you're willing to make the jump to digital paper.
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Some experts say the device helps reduce the anxiety students might feel while taking notes in class and making sure that the information they are learning is written down.
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Walker, who's legally blind himself, covers everything from sending email, taking notes and setting an alarm to accessing documents in Dropbox and using Siri voice controls for walking directions.
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By the time you read this, two no-doubt sleepy BBFC employees will be starting the process of taking notes and coming up with a certificate for Lyne's film.
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If I am in a meeting, then I am listing things to do, buy, write, read, or look up (occasionally, I am also taking notes on the meeting itself).
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The President tweeted a warning that day against "people that take so-called 'notes,' " echoing his criticism of McGahn for taking notes, which was referenced in the Mueller report.
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There were no other chefs around, only the people taking notes, and they didn't even notice it because they thought, it's normal for this big chef to do this.
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He was there in the late 1950s and early '60s taking notes while the Abstract Expressionists made history, and he became known for his meticulous accounts of their saga.
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I think of the opening scene of Noah Baumbach's first film, "Kicking and Screaming," in which two young writers start taking notes on a fight as they're having it.
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I think of the opening scene of Noah Baumbach's first film, "Kicking and Screaming," in which two young writers start taking notes on a fight as they're having it.
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Mr. McGahn was stuck working with a president who, pressuring his counsel to end an investigation and fake records about a presidential order, also admonished him for taking notes.
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But overall, this is the laptop you need to help you with straightforward tasks from tracking spreadsheets, shopping online, and taking notes if you're a student on a tight budget.
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Cara Hoffman: I started writing Running, taking notes for it, when I was 19 years old and was actually living in Athens in a hotel in the red light district.
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All those early morning classes, the hours spent taking notes until your hands cramped, and the hundreds of lectures and late-night cram sessions are finally about to pay off.
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During episode one, Joe Zimmerman—who's struggled with depression and anxiety—talked about taking notes on what's going well in his life and referring back to them when he's down.
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In another widely publicized incident described in the report, Trump asked McGahn why he was taking notes — noting that other attorneys Trump had worked with didn't do stuff like that.
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"David Walsh, senior software engineer at Mozilla, uses Visual Studio Code for not only writing, reviewing, and debugging code, but also taking notes "because it's always open and always there.
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Rebekah Gerber of the United States Navy, a senior gender adviser for the Afghan Ministry of Defense, who watches the drill with her hands on her hips, mentally taking notes.
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Over the course of the next hour, the speakers got up one by one and went through the possible scenarios, while I fidgeted and frowned, taking notes when I could.
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If I was sitting in class while taking notes on a laptop, how would the teacher be able to know if I am focused on the content they are teaching.
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When a client goes on a coffee or dinner date, Ms. Weaver might be at a table nearby, observing, taking notes and planning to give feedback to the client afterward.
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In other words, when reporters actually dig like reporters instead of sitting in a press briefing taking notes and waiting to be called on like in a middle school classroom.
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Mark Warner asked Comey why he began taking notes on his meetings with Trump, which Comey said he didn't do after his meetings with Presidents George W. Bush or Barack Obama.
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There are plenty of things that college kids will need before classes start, but one of the most important is a laptop for taking notes, writing papers, and binge-watching Netflix.
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Here's how it works: Once enabled through the Test Pilot app, you can browse as normal, and Advance will start taking notes and learning about the kind of sites you browse.
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However, I also did hear from some young-uns that said that they did like taking notes on something like an iPad with the pencil or some other kind of stylus.
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And then maybe, too, if it's someone who's used to taking notes on a computer and typing, it might even be too slow and annoying to use something like a tablet.
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He works at actively listening and taking notes during meetings, and he makes it a point to put aside his cell phone and keep his attention centered on family during dinner.
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It's also much quieter than the butterfly keyboard on my 2017 13-inch MacBook Pro, something I imagine will be useful for taking notes in meetings or working in public spaces.
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But this can be actually explained in certain cases when you look at the law and Judge Napolitano would probably say the same thing that it&aposs almost like taking notes.
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In both cases the rides are free, and the trial vehicles come with an engineer sitting behind the wheel, ready to take over, and a researcher in the back taking notes.
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The traditional path to a television writing job starts with serving as a writer's assistant — tasks include taking notes and doing research — which can lead to work as a staff writer.
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He seemed to be referring to former White House counsel Don McGahn who was cited in the report as having annoyed Trump by taking notes of his conversations with the president.
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" One of her employees, Andrey Kiyashko, who started at RT in his late teens, told me: "CNN, BBC — we were watching it and taking notes on how to be broadcast journalists.
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I also thought the 10.5-inch iPad Pro would be great for taking notes, but I've found that I barely ever use it or the Apple Pencil that works with it.
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They stood around my mother, nodding and taking notes, waiting patiently for her instructions, knowing their boss would be out of commission for, well, the rest of the week at least.
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When you think of a stereotypical therapist session — you lying on a couch and talking while your therapist sits nearby taking notes and offering input here and there — that's psychoanalytic therapy.
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During the final shot of the season, we see Joe setting his sights on a new target — his neighbor who is reading through a stack of classic books and taking notes.
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As Business Insider's Weng Cheong recently reported, women are often the ones to take on "invisible tasks" like emotionally supporting coworkers or taking notes in meetings, which can lead to burnout.
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They are also super loud, and the click-clacks can be distracting for people around you, as well as unsettling for people you're on the phone with if you're taking notes.
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" Delgadillo and a reporter were taking notes when he said heard a man scream and then start pushing other reporters down as he "made his way through the space designated for media.
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This is a slightly disingenuous cue, since apparently one of the active effects of DMT tripping is body paralysis—so taking notes or creating artworks in real time would be unheard of.
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The idea is to turn the concept of just taking notes and sharing them into something that's strung together as an internal lexicon of information for a company that every employee needs.
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She tries to explain this to her would-be manager by doing an accidental mini-set, which Susie recognizes and starts taking notes down while Midge pretends she wasn't Made For This.
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Magic Jewelry doesn't allow recording, so taking notes is the only way to remember pertinent points from your reading, unless you have a steel-trap memory for all the details and instructions.
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The unexpected cold sweats, beating heart and panic can come suddenly on a normal day: waiting in line at the grocery store, seriously taking notes of the exits in a movie theater.
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Are you an Adora, in a satin nightgown toting around glass bottles with mysterious potions (mixed drinks, no poisons, please), or a Camille in all black, secretly taking notes the whole night?
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To the contrary, he is the kind of person who, faced with a compromising situation, starts taking notes and preparing for the moment when he'll be able to vindicate his own behavior.
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After playing through it for most of this morning, I highly recommend taking notes as you go along: it's very easy to get turned around and lose track of where you are.
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Shortly afterward, a story appeared in the student newspaper the Daily Spectator , in which an unnamed sophomore said that Khan had been spotted taking notes at 1020, a popular bar near campus.
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He was appointed to a position of trust at the Department of Defense, and surreptitiously taking notes without authorization for a self-promoting personal project is a clear violation of that trust.
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He is a jovial talker who likes to meet informally — over Lebanese manaeesh, flatbreads with thyme or cheese — but this time he was in a crisp suit, with two aides taking notes.
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So before we resumed the meeting, I told him that I had been taking notes on my phone, and not using it to text or check Twitter or any other social media.
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Then followed a number of evenings when Apuzzo sat, over-caffeinated at his kitchen counter, shuffling through papers, taking notes and trying to make connections between various references contained in the documents.
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White House officials in Washington will be watching Cohen's testimony and taking notes, in case the President wants to be briefed on what was said, according to a senior White House official.
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Ms. Lewton recalled a situation in which a scholarship was put in place at Barnard in the early 1950s to support students who studied stenography, the process of taking notes by hand.
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Door holder: During a private conference, if there is a knock on the door it'll be Gorsuch's obligation to see who it is, regardless of whether he is mid-sentence or taking notes.
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I suppose you could repurpose the iPhone 73G for taking notes in the Notes app, but with no iCloud syncing, it's kinda a pain getting them off and pasting them for use elsewhere.
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"Kylie Jenner as soon as Rihanna drops Fenty Beauty," @darkwavebaby captioned a video of someone fastidiously taking notes from their computer screen, implying that Kylie would copy all of Rihanna's Fenty Beauty details.
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Though she kept her style relatively simple in a black dress with floral detailing on the skirt, she topped off her look with an intricate braided hairstyle — taking notes from her two daughters.
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The showgoers in Milan know a thing or two about creative layering and stepping outside the Zara box, so we're taking notes on the looks ahead before we finish crafting our new wardrobes.
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The pace is gripping enough to keep you reading, but the cast of characters and the list of locations is War and Peace-dense; you'll be taking notes just to keep everything straight.
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Regardless, Huang says their intention was to allow reporters to reliably disable a phone's radio signals while still using the device's other functions, like taking notes and photographs or recording audio and video.
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"People who take notes on computers are transcribing, and people taking notes by hand tend to be choosing more," said Jonathan Zimmerman, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education.
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In this case, it's close enough that I wouldn't mind doing a few annotations of a long document, but I can't picture-taking notes with it or drawing anything but the simplest shapes.
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Snodgrass "surreptitiously taking notes without authorization for a self-promoting personal project is a clear violation of that trust, and while he "may receive a few brief moments of attention for this book.
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A print newsletter appeals to investors like Tom Yoder, 229.8, who said he had subscribed to the Morningstar FundInvestor since 211.8 and reads it from "cover to cover," taking notes in the margins.
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Gone from the calls are some of the career staffers and detailees whose roles included taking notes and providing edits to the eventual transcript of the conversations meant to clarify what was said.
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Embarrassed and furious by the betrayal, the Good American entrepreneur decided to distance herself from the father of her child, taking notes from her oldest sister Kourtney by taking the co-parent route.
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I stop taking notes on these stairs, but I leave you with one piece of Crosstown Trail advice: Every time you walk down a flight of stairs, at the very end, look back.
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There was a contrast between the two men up close too, with an "over-caffeinated" McCain facing off against Obama, who stared his opponent down, without taking notes, as the other man spoke.
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One can only hope that the government officials who were here to listen to what Canadians had to say with their eyes down and scribbling on notepads—were they taking notes or doodling?
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While studiously taking notes in his green journal, O'Rourke fired off questions about groundwater, drinking water contaminants and drought in the Central Valley to the agriculture professor and Modesto Junior College students accompanying him.
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Lastly, OneNote now looks and functions the same across all devices — so whether you're taking notes through the web app or on your phone, things will always be where you expect them to be.
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You get to watch him or her go through the trials of growing up, all while taking notes on what not to do when you reach that point in life a few years later.
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Internet isn't a hard requirement for a wearable computer, but because the main thing I'll use this for is taking notes, I want to make sure those notes get backed up to the cloud.
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Swift, one of America's top-selling recording stars, attended Monday's proceedings, turning to face the prospective jurors when introduced by the judge, then taking notes on a pad of paper during the selection process.
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Scalfari, the founder of Italy's La Repubblica newspaper, has prided himself on not taking notes and not using tape recorders during his encounters with leaders and later reconstructing the meetings to create lengthy articles.
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The phone features a brilliant 6.4-inch Super AMOLED screen (the largest screen of any Galaxy phone), an S Pen for taking notes and navigating your phone, large storage capacities, and long battery life.
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Standing in the back of a Waldorf-Astoria reception room at Gennifer Flowers's 1992 press conference, taking notes as I listened to her surreptitiously recorded phone calls with a Presidential candidate named Bill Clinton?
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The secretary of the Congregation for Saints brings together six or seven experts from different fields, as well as three prelates who represent the Roman curia—the secretary, the undersecretary, and someone taking notes.
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While telling us her story, Bella — played by Mary-Louise Parker in a sensationally controlled performance — is at the same time taking notes and trying out phrases for a story she intends to write.
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For now, students are working in support roles, such as taking notes and managing materials, said David Muller, dean for medical education at the Icahn School of Medicine at the Mount Sinai Health System.
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While Mr. von Bothmer usually watches a movie several times before accompanying it in public, taking notes on crucial plot twists and moments of melodrama, he said he still partly improvises in those shows.
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Mr. Comey said he began taking notes on his meetings with the president because, from his first interaction with him, during the transition period, he thought Mr. Trump might lie about what was said.
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Sitting there, taking notes and leaking breast milk, I was reminded that Epstein and his associates allegedly preyed on the innocence of girlhood, on the essential goodness of children and their desire to please.
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She began taking notes for "The Souvenir" not long after emerging from the relationship with the man who took her to the Wallace Collection, the traumatic conclusion of which is shown in the movie.
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"The first thing he did when he walked in was he sat down and started taking notes," said F.D.U. Coach Greg Herenda, who has known Hurley since attending his summer basketball camp in 1977.
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It's tempting to declare us all equally productive during this bizarre time of refreshing Twitter and wincing, but at Recode we have been watching the tech and business worlds all year and taking notes.
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After taking notes on them using the included Pilot Frixion pen, simply use the companion app to send them to your preferred cloud-based storage service, then wipe the pages clean with a moistened cloth.
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"A good practice session involves playing a match, reviewing it, taking notes, doing a drill, and playing another match to see if you can improve on whatever you think your biggest weakness was," Ninja writes.
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From taking notes at meetings to cleaning out the kitchen coffee pot, these tiny tasks eventually pile up — and it's at the root of why women in business experience more burnout than their male colleagues.
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The idea that there would be undercover state agents in a gay bar taking notes on who was there and what they were doing is frightening and would have made a presumably safe space dangerous.
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It's also nice to dance socially because you don't have to worry about the millions of things a dancer/choreographer has to think about when a performance is going down, like taking notes, lighting, sound.
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The roomy screen, which has roughly the same dimensions as a pocket notepad, is a nice size for taking notes with the digital pen; I used it to outline this review in a coffee shop.
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I have recently been traveling across England, spending time in London, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, Durham and other cities, incidentally surveying both the historical and the emotional landscape, taking notes on the country's response to terrorism.
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The visual of all 100 senators seated at their desks sans electronics — many carefully taking notes on legal pads and notebooks with glasses perched on their noses — was also an unusual one for the Senate.
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According to a person familiar with the operation, the two agents also spent a considerable amount of time in the men's and women's bathrooms — hiding out to avoid detection, and taking notes on conversations they overheard.
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More than a dozen pro-football players clad in neon yellow construction vests and hard hats traipsing around one of the biggest construction sites in the world, taking notes as contractors talk about steel and drywall.
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His choice to write a book reveals an absence of character," Currier said in a statement, adding that "surreptitiously taking notes without authorization for a self-promoting personal project is a clear violation of that trust.
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If you pull the stylus out while the phone is unlocked, options will pop up for you to start taking notes, launch a specific app, or select a portion of the screen to record a GIF.
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Comey, in the very act of taking notes about his conversations with Trump, seems to have indicated that at the very least he considered the President a problematic character who could embroil him in future controversies.
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But the stalls reserved for the public hummed: 150 onlookers listened attentively, some taking notes, to a monologue by the solitary Kim Ki-choon of the liberal Minjoo Party of Korea, the country's biggest opposition group.
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Republicans Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski kept busy taking notes, as did a number of Democrats including Kamala Harris of California, Gary Peters of Michigan, Jack Reed of Rhode Island and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York.
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With that in mind, Bezos might want to start taking notes on how Gates, Buffett, and even Mark Zuckerberg have avoided the kind of concentrated unpopularity that billionaires like John D. Rockefeller endured in their day.
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If she is taking notes from her younger sis, then we'd guess that she'll start off with a few products at first — maybe her contour kits or perfume — and then slowly release more throughout the year.
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Whether artists who have already been plied by the Xone:96 and Model 1 will give this a shot remains to be seen, but it certainly looks like Pioneer DJ has been studying and taking notes.
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Or, along with the recreated models of Leonardo's inventions, they focused on the act of drawing as a form of learning, and encouraged visitors to grasp the power of observation through making sketches or taking notes?
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Some people might still prefer the old, foolproof method of taking notes with pen and paper, but this is the mobile era, and having one good note-taking app on your phone can save you constant hassle.
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Unsurprisingly, the tour was relatively sanitized — making recordings or taking notes was prohibited, guests had to stick to a planned route, three tour guides minded the group at all times, and no warehouse workers spoke with guests.
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Any artist who has made the transition to digital deserves an upgrade to their computer canvas, and anyone who likes taking notes with a pen in hand could use a computer that still gives them that satisfaction.
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And even though it's been unseasonably warm in the city, the street style star has shown us how to conquer a variety of conditions over the course fashion month — and we've been taking notes along the way.
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Sinema was taking notes on Monday as Trump's lawyers offered their final pitch for a summary acquittal, accusing the House of a rushed and partisan process that did not support the charges as outlined in the articles.
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And for those days in class when "taking notes" looks an awful lot like watching your current Netflix binge with the subtitles on, it'll have you covered with crisp visuals on a 14-inch, 1080p FHD display.
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Adam Rippon with Jenna Johnson Adam Rippon, the first openly gay U.S. Olympian who won a bronze medal during the 22012 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, will be taking notes from his partner Jenna Johnson on the show.
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The Trump administration has been nothing if not a master class in gaslighting—the art of manipulating people, often through lies, into questioning their own sanity—and its pupils on Capitol Hill have clearly been taking notes.
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When the Pittsburgh Penguins and the San Jose Sharks showed the world that speed throughout your lineup was the way to a title in the Stanley Cup Final last year, Predators GM David Poile was taking notes.
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He called his mother to write down her recipes, expanding his repertoire one dish at a time, and later studied the cuisine more methodically on research trips back home, leaning over his aunties, asking questions, taking notes.
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The service was a favorite for taking notes at conferences and events due to its ease of use and real-time aspects, but it was also well suited to company wikis, personal note-taking, classroom notes and more.
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According to a report from Bloomberg, the test fleet will consist of modified Volvo XC90 SUVs, with each car supervised by a human in the driver's seat (a legal requirement) as well as a co-pilot taking notes.
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" Even those close to the president are taking notes: CNN's Brian Stelter reported over the weekend that "the White House has been watching Cuomo's daily pressers very intently—and has been taking cues from the New York governor.
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He was known to arrive a week ahead of race day to study the terrain, taking notes on the movement of local cattle herds — pilots cannot drop markers within 500 feet of livestock — and training his throwing arm.
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And while marking up documents, taking notes, and line-editing aren't typically the most riveting part of your day to day, the Galaxy Book and the S Pen make this process easier and more enjoyable than ever before.
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Branson said he already tries hard to focus his attention on whoever he is with by listening and taking notes while he is in meetings and catching up with his family when he is at the dinner table.
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He also told Mueller that Trump had later asked him to deny a New York Times report regarding the ordered firing, and that when McGahn refused to comply, the President interrogated him about his taking notes in their meetings.
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And however the Games go, the DSS and the rest of the world's security agencies will be taking notes and honing their approach for the next major event in a world where geopolitical tensions show no signs of calming.
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And on Saturday, The Washington Post reported that Trump has worked to hide the details of his private conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, including by taking notes from an interpreter following a 2017 meeting with the Russian leader.
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His choice to write a book reveals an absence of character," Mattis' assistant, Candace Currier, wrote in the statement, adding that "surreptitiously taking notes without authorization for a self-promoting personal project is a clear violation of that trust.
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Sometimes it feels like class is just about taking notes on every single little detail and then later rigorously studying it to prepare for a test, that if not passed could be the demise of the grade we get.
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Right now they're sitting in leather chairs and taking notes, but in just an hour and a half, they will be in the grown-up versions of those toys, learning how to fly in formations like fighter pilots and airshow pros.
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The app, which can serve as a powerful replacement for apps like Evernote and Bear, offers a highly flexible interface for taking notes and creating to-do lists, letting you organize your tasks into tables, kanban boards, and calendar views.
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As the two men told the jury their story, Ahmed Abu Khattala, the Libyan man accused of helping to orchestrate the attacks on the American Consulate and the C.I.A. base in Benghazi, listened intently to the testimony while occasionally taking notes.
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My colleague Emily Cochrane wrote about how senators, barred from bringing phones into the Senate chamber, had been taking notes on the trial — a craft carried out with felt-tip pens, notepads purchased at Office Depot and a sparkly pink notebook.
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Officer Haste, dressed in a black suit, sat still during the proceedings on Tuesday in a fourth-floor trial room at Police Department headquarters in Lower Manhattan, occasionally taking notes and speaking to his lawyers, who were seated next to him.
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Tab Ramos, who's in the house as one of the assistant coaches — I get the feeling that Tab Ramos has been biding his time and sitting there and seeing all the dysfunction and the problems and ticking off and taking notes.
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I'd love to share a joke or two from the first episode that particularly made me laugh, but they whipped by at such a rapid and dense clip that I gave up on taking notes to just enjoy the thing.
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At one point while I'm sitting alone at a table taking notes (admittedly a creepy look considering there is more grinding going on around me than in my mouth when I'm asleep) a bouncer comes up to and asks what I'm doing.
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The emphasis on rediscovering the history and culture of Singapore and its neighbors highlights the gallery's educational aims: On both my recent visits, a majority of visitors seemed to be schoolchildren, listening attentively to talks and dutifully making sketches and taking notes.
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And maybe other airlines are watching how unhappy people are with United and are taking notes — there's an article being widely shared online about how Delta ultimately paid one woman and her family $11,000 for volunteering multiple times to take different flights.
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Google and Amazon have obviously been taking notes from each other, which has led to two platforms that interface with your smart home in very similar ways (remember Google is ditching Works with Nest in favor of Works with Google Assistant now too).
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Micah: For real world people, if a therapist taking notes, or how they store those notes, is something you're concerned about, they should be receptive to talking to you about it and maybe coming up with a system that works for you.
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After creating their most "radio-friendly" effort, Heartwork, toward the end of the first portion of their career, Surgical Steel feels like the logical next step, taking notes from the entirety of their previous work while stepping up the melodicism and playability.
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While the vehicle was moving, I was trying to pay attention to its performance and the safety driver's hands to see if he took control, while also taking notes, so I was only able to take photos when the vehicle was stopped.
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The conversation involved "the usual discussion of politics and media," said a lawyer for Mr. Cohen, Lanny J. Davis, adding that Mr. Cohen had a habit of recording conversations "in lieu of taking notes," and had not intended to ever make it public.
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For two months, the mother of Brandon L. Woodard, a California man openly killed on a busy street in Midtown, has sat in Part 42 of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, taking notes on an assortment of pads and a worn calendar.
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Former Hollywood magnate Harvey Weinstein and his legal team are sure to be taking notes as Weinstein's sexual assault case will go before a judge on January 6 and his legal team has attempted the same argument to prevent additional witnesses from testifying.
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The lawmaker, Representative Janelle Bynum, who is the only black member of the Oregon House of Representatives, said that after canvassing more than two dozen homes in the Clackamas neighborhood on Tuesday, she was taking notes near a driveway around 5 p.m.
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During the second Billy Bush redemption attempt four months ago, I warned that every other one of these men who'd actually suffered some form of negative consequences for their awful actions would be watching what Bush was doing and taking notes on the public's reaction.
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It's ideal for those in-between tasks that aren't worth booting up your computer for but are too cumbersome to type out on a smartphone keyboard — taking notes in a meeting, answering long emails, and jotting down ideas all fall into this category for me.
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With Norman Mailer ringside taking notes for a book and Frank Sinatra shooting pictures for Life magazine, Ali stood toe to toe with Frazier and slugged it out as if determined to prove that he had "heart," that he could stand up to punishment.
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But because the iPad Mini 5 only works with the first-gen Apple Pencil and the iPhone doesn't support it at all, Apple fans don't have a ton of options if they want a small, portable, and modern device for drawing and taking notes.
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Actually, the same can be said for... Jepsen only just released this single—a collaboration with DJ and producer Gryffin—last month, and maybe Perry was taking notes, because they also have the same vocal pacing in certain sections, as well as bass-heavy synth.
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Sale Price: $29.99 (MSRP $40) See Details Paper is so 100 BC. Start taking notes like the modern human being you are with the Rocketbook Everlast, a 32-page reusable notebook that connects with a companion app to send your handwritten text to your preferred cloud service.
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As a journalist, I liked the idea of opening up a physical notebook, slapping it on top of the Yoga Book, and taking notes that way, but in reality this surface is probably more appealing to designers or people who use styluses and digitizer pads more often.
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When James B. Comey, the former director of the F.B.I., testifies in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday about his ousting by President Trump, one man is likely to be watching perhaps even more intently than the president — and taking notes on a legal pad.
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We're human beings, not statistics, with dogs to walk and deadlines to meet and birthdays to show up for, and our referral networks can take forever, our doctors spend half an hour taking notes and offer the same preventative and relief-based medications that we've already tried.
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My evenings at home are spent taking notes for the endless focus areas (similar to mini-units that turn red if not passed by a specific day), and if I don't pass the optional additional focus areas, I earn a C, not the A I'd prefer.
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Trump has also said he is taking notes from 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's attacks against Clinton.
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Andre's act was so convincing I was literally taking notes about how well the scene conveyed Cookie's and her sons' unshakable love for one another when I realized it was all a ruse —- designed to maneuver Nessa into taking Tiana's place in the big fashion show.
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Hamill's Chucky is happy to gab about his murderous obsession, and one gets the sense that instead of watching all the Child's Play movies as homework, he watched all the Toy Story movies instead, taking notes on how to infuse diabolical madness into Woody's obsession with his own Andy.
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But professional wrestling is an even purer example of strife sold as entertainment—and it became the perfect place for Trump to hone his act as a bigger-than-life, self-inflating, insult-flinging antihero, while taking notes from impresarios like Vince McMahon, the CEO of Worldwide Wrestling Entertainment.
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The official announcement, that required these aging legends to don Muay Thai shorts, was then broadcast live on Thai TV. It's unclear if the pair have been taking notes from Mayweather vs McGregor or not, but when they were first reunited they just couldn't keep their mouths shut.
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Whether you're new to astrology and taking notes about what sign the moon is in, or you're an advanced stargazer reflecting on the aspects between outer planets and your natal personal points, journaling about the current astrological weather is a great way to create your own celestial grimoire.
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I started seeing a trainer in my neighborhood once a week, and I try to be loyal to a nightly ritual of early bedtime, reading, taking notes in my journal, and, sometimes, just breathing out anything that's worrying me (having a new human to keep alive is, surprise, stressful).
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"There's so much fodder and conversation about the adults that went through [the Great Recession], but no one's talking about the kids," Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, a financial adviser, board chair and president of the Charles Schwab Foundation, tells CNBC Make It. The kids, it turns out, were taking notes.
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DealBook When James B. Comey, the former director of the F.B.I., testifies in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday about his ousting by President Trump, one man is likely to be watching perhaps even more intently than the president — and taking notes on a legal pad.
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With Index, in addition to taking notes in the app itself, you can save your content from any device with just the tap of a button — even though the service is officially launching today, it's already available in iOS, Android, Chrome, Firefox and web versions, with plans for Mac and Windows.
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Sure, her Spice Girls days are long gone, but she hasn't stopped sharing her sartorial A Game with the world through her eponymous fashion line and, of course, Instagram, where she's been keeping us up-to-date on her glam tour of the 2016 Cannes Film Festival — and we're taking notes.
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During my five days observing the comedians (recording is not allowed in the Cellar, nor is taking notes) they ranged across the board in age (but were generally mostly male comedians with the requisite one or so woman each night — although it's worth noting the Comedy Cellar's longtime booker is woman).
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In the backseat of one of those green or navy old Mercedes-Benz taxis sits singer and songwriter Yasmine Hamdan, listening to the driver's tales from Beirut's diverse neighborhoods, engaging in serious and not so serious political discussions, and taking notes of those amusing statements that transpire in the rickety car.
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If it wants these computers to be just as useful for work as they are for entertainment, it should make sure they support the Surface Pen for drawing on the screen and taking notes, as well as a full keyboard for allowing the tablet to work a full-fledged computer.
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W. Neil Eggleston, who served as a lawyer for President Bill Clinton and as White House counsel to President Barack Obama, said taking notes in such jobs can be problematic because it creates a record that investigators or political foes can try to obtain and then distort for partisan gain.
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In the riot of bellicose images that compose "Goya Studies War" (1976), Mr. Colescott shows Goya — the Spanish master who created a series of prints in the early 19th century called "The Disasters of War" — talking to a general and taking notes while a corpse is removed on a cart.
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Holmes said he recognized the significance of the call part way through and began taking notes, but the Ukraine portion was brief, so his notes only reflected the latter part of the call, in which Trump and Sondland discussed efforts to free A$AP Rocky from criminal charges in Sweden.
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" The effect is that, for the many hours I watched the Los Angeles Valiant play scrims, as I was dutifully taking notes and thinking earnestly about how this might be the future of sports, every few minutes this whole pack of teenage boys would suddenly burst out shouting, "Monkey monkey monkey monkey!
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Though some of the tips can be done by a moderator — such as making the image window smaller, taking notes to minimize the need to go back and forth repeatedly over footage, and having "distraction files" of cute puppies to look at — many are only in the power of managers to implement.
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So, for example, you can watch a YouTube video while you're also writing an email, sending a text message, or taking notes The feature works similar to Samsung's multi-window support on newer Galaxy devices, but Google's version also lets users resize the window like they would on a normal desktop computer.
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In her new novel, her ninth book and fourth work of fiction, this part of Carroll Gardens is where one of her characters grew up, and she had spent a day or two in the coffee shop taking notes when she was researching the book, hence the warmth of Ms. D'Amico's welcome.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyDemocrats praise Romney for breaking with GOP on convicting Trump The Hill's Morning Report - Icy moments between Trump, Pelosi mark national address Democratic senator: 'I regret attending' Trump's State of the Union speech MORE (D-Conn.) had a large binder on his desk but didn't appear to be taking notes.
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The show has been particularly impactful in the black community where Jada has long-been a beloved cultural figure as twitter unpacks the stand-out moments from each episode, sometimes joking about taking notes from Will and Jada's relationship, and in other moments striking a sincere tone of appreciation for its consistent honesty and insightfulness.
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Democrats are promising to dig for more information about Trump's official interactions with Putin after The Washington Post reported that he sought to conceal the details of those conversations from others in his administration, including in one instance taking notes from an interpreter who was present at a 2017 meeting with the Russian president.
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Inspired by Columbia's deep-rooted outdoor heritage, and taking notes from the sleeker shoe styles you'd see on city streets, the SH/FT OutDry Mid features a 100% waterproof stretch-knit upper with full-grain leather overlays, the brand's own high-energy-return SH/FT cushioning technology on the midsoles, and rugged rubber outsoles.
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Alfred Ferrer IIIBrooklyn To the Editor: Re "For Trump's Aides, Taking Notes Is Act of Self-Defense" (White House Memo, April 22): Among the many revelations of the Mueller report is an insight as to why President Trump refuses to release his college transcripts — an apparently deep-seated aversion to the taking of notes.
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But in the face of the looming crisis, hospital executives said that leaders were underwhelmed by their Wednesday meeting with Verma, who spent much of the hour-long session taking notes but failed to calm industry fears about swamped emergency rooms and medical supply shortages, according to three individuals with direct knowledge of the meeting.
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A person who visits the eighteenth-century galleries at the Victoria & Albert Museum, in London, might pause before one opulent display—a two-hundred-and-eighty-year-old waistcoat in yellow satin, richly embroidered with full-blown flowers and feathered scrolls—and wonder just how long Michele has spent gazing at it, taking notes.
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The smaller storage option starts at $225 while the larger one has a $222,28 price tag, which puts it above the most expensive version of the iPhone X. The Note 9 comes with a 6.4-inch screen, one of the biggest on the market, and Samsung's S Pen, a stylus for doodling or taking notes.
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"More than once, I have found myself beside her bed taking notes as she shares things like when the best time to plant the garden will be this spring, how to prune the fruit trees and to make sure we still set aside a percentage of what we make as a tithe each month," said Rory.
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But I think one thing why people do like using tablets for note-taking is in like math and science courses where you have a lot of equations, and just kind of non-standard markings that you're making; that is, at least compared to, say, taking notes on a computer — doing it on a tablet is way better.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE once snapped at then-national security adviser H.R. McMaster for taking notes during a meeting, according to The New York Times.
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Given Manafort was present and taking notes during a now-notorious meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer, it's safe to say the former campaign manager would be able to speak to any such communications that took place—though whether anything he knows might lead to further indictments is impossible to predict.
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And while my aunts, who grew up carrying bath water in buckets from the river and walking around barefoot in the grass, can name all the flowers (framboyán, buganvilla, cayena) in the vast, lush backyard of their childhood, I have to ask questions, taking notes on my iPhone so I can learn to describe this place.
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And so, over the course of two months, during which I lived in Cambridge and was on the set daily, taking notes and trying to imagine how I'd turn the work into words, we taped chefs from across America baking breads and desserts, some of them things the bakers thought could never be done at home.
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Read more: Prince William and Kate Middleton have upped their PDA game, and they could be taking notes from Prince Harry and Meghan MarklePrince William and Kate Middleton laughed at Brad Pitt's awkward BAFTA joke about Prince Harry leaving the UKRare photos of Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton that the British press may not want you to see
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From there, our director of photography coordinated camera coverage over radio as the director, executives and producers of "The Weekly" monitored all five camera feeds, listening in on the 20 audio channels (the board members and the candidate all had their own mic), and taking notes that would be used later to inform choices in the edit rooms.
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But back in Washington at least, White House officials will be watching Cohen's public testimony and taking notes in case he wants to be briefed on the testimony, though a senior White House official said it's possible Trump will watch the hearing, which will start shortly after he wraps up a dinner with Kim in Hanoi.
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Just talk to Joshua Levitt, who spent the better part of 2014 sitting on his couch in South Orange, N.J., watching shows like "Flip or Flop" and taking notes as the charismatic stars frenetically bought distressed properties and, with the right mix of anxious looks and Carrara marble, successfully flipped one by the end of every episode.
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A TV on the wall shows news footage of an anti-FBI protest outside of an Apple store in LA. The demonstrators are mostly white, and in some unseemly part of my scared, white soul, I realize I would have been much more at ease picketing an Apple store tonight than I was taking notes at an LAPD surveillance meeting on Skid Row.
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"I think everyone's watching what Conor Lamb's doing, and I hope they're taking notes," said Congressman Seth MoultonSeth Wilbur MoultonBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment 2020 Democrats urge Israel to reverse decision banning Omar, Tlaib visit MORE of Massachusetts, who is often recognized as one of the top younger and future leaders of the Democratic Party.
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If you doubt that Stahelski sees his own job in these terms, look no further than how he lights each scene: Even neon demon Nicolas Winding Refn must be taking notes at the way Stahelski and his crew place bright-fuchsia fluorescent tubes in a New York subway, poltergeist-blue spotlights beneath the arches of ancient Roman catacombs, and nightclub-worthy accents throughout an elaborate hall of mirrors art exhibit.
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And when I was talking about this with people yesterday, they were just saying, if you're used to taking notes on an iPad Pro for example, and you have, like, engineering courses or science courses, or whatever, it does make it easy to then just save those things out into their own file, and then you can either share them with friends or print them out and mark them up further.
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The Department of Homeland Security has a program called If You See Something, Say Something that lists the following as potentially indicative of terrorism: packages or luggage left unattended, or an unusual circumstance, like an open door that is usually closed; a person seeking in-depth information on a building's purpose, security procedures or shift changes; and anyone loitering around a building, taking notes, sketches, photographs or measurements.
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That Diane was heeding the call of this fame, asking her questions and taking notes because this was what follows after fame has made its decree, conferred upon its subject the gift of an afterlife: years after the painter was in the grave, her answers would ring down the long hallway of time to whoever poked a finger into her digital cubbyhole to make inquiries, entreaties, to seek the corroboration of the painter-in-fame in her actual utterances.
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During his intake interview in Raqqa, Syria, in June 2015, the Islamic State administrator taking notes on a computer across from him expressed satisfaction when he learned that Mr. Hame was from Paris and had a background in technology, according to his lengthy account to France's domestic intelligence agency, the Direction Générale de la Sécurité Intérieure, or D.G.S.I. The details were recorded in more than 16 hours of questioning, according to a transcript obtained by The Times and first reported on by the French newspaper Le Monde.
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Among them: * Trump not only told White House counsel Donald McGahn to remove Mueller as special counsel in June 2017 due to alleged conflicts of interest the former FBI director had, but when The New York Times later reported he had done so, Trump called McGahn into his office, asked him to deny the reports, and when McGahn refused to do so, he "challenged" the White House counsel for taking notes on their meetings and asked why he'd told the special counsel about Trump's efforts to have Mueller removed.
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If someone had been there taking notes, they might've reconstructed the farm in its entirety, from the foundation of the farmhouse itself to the rafters of the barn and to the fields, which the old man insisted were square and stately, just outside of Paw Paw, in parcel No. 55, State of Michigan, Van Buren County, a farm that sent its produce to the granary in Dowagiac, which in turn was freighted to the exchange in Chicago, just one more load from the hinterlands thrust into the great maw of commerce.
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"If you want to buy a home and someone is telling you all of the benefits of it and you're listening and you're taking notes, that is a good thing," she tells CNBC Make It. "But if you are somebody who doesn't have the money or the psychological wherewithal to take on this mass investment, and you're thinking you have to do it because your big brother is telling you it is the best thing he's ever done and so you should do it, that is not wise."
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