Dr. Benner and his colleagues thought up a dozen alternatives.
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For he was the man who had thought up those characters.
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The puppets were first thought-up by Jim Henson in 1969.
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And now they've thought up a new happiness hack: dopamine fasting.
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Which is the one thing Lucas thought up that we can't match.
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It's incredible that this was an idea high school students thought up.
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Dr. Hamas thought up the idea after a particularly bumpy airplane ride.
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So this is not just something we've thought up on our own.
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When she first thought up Pattern Beauty, Ross was working on Girlfriends.
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Benjamin Franklin first thought up the idea of daylight saving in 1784.
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Everything was thought up in collaboration with my business partner Théo Pouriat.
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It's really more than we could have ever dreamed up or thought up.
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Grumpy Cat's original name, "Tardar Sauce," was thought up by Bundesen's daughter, Crystal.
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It was Dr. R. K. Smile himself who thought up the speakers' bureau.
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So engineers have thought up additional ways to lower the likelihood of a casualty.
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Some say fishermen first thought up pegs, to clip their nets to the rigging.
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I sat and thought up my own review of Walmart I could post online.
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Whether Mr. Hasegawa knew about Reversi when he thought up his game is unclear.
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They people on screen are not characters that someone has thought up, they exist.
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Rather, I brainstormed new strategies, thought up more incompatible behaviors and used smaller approximations.
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It's thought up to a thousand soldiers were killed and hundreds more were captured.
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Blanc, a Sacramento, California, mom thought up the sign about three weeks before Election Night.
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They thought up nicknames for one another — including Mustache, the Big One, Obama and Pashtun.
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The best ideas for Donkey Kong were thought up when designer Shigeru Miyamoto was fully nude.
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"We thought up to the end that we could have won," another source in Japan said.
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That's why I've thought up the Moobi, a water-loving take on the Roomba vacuum cleaner.
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Another work, perhaps thought up in the back of a cab, depicts a taxi driver's badge.
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You're bouncing ideas back and forth, working on things you wouldn't have thought up on your own.
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But the pros outweighed the few negatives we thought up, so we moved forward with our search.
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Barr told ESPN he thought up the promotion as a way to celebrate the company's 15th anniversary.
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In July 2017, Mr. Malko thought up Projekt Spiecie (pronounced spee-YEN-chia; it means "short circuit").
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In one he's a superhero he thought up himself who protects his neck with magic jewels; in another he celebrates a holiday he thought up himself by extinguishing garbage fires; in yet another he's so brave he had an asthma attack last bar and you didn't even notice.
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So Young and Gong thought up a series of steps to adapt the Siemens analyzer to smaller samples.
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Just about every 3-point record that can be thought up has fallen in the last few seasons.
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Capital-intensive high-tech manufacturing is often better done amid the designers and engineers who thought up the product.
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Clinton used a term thought up at an Ivy League school in the 1990s, one which she now regrets.
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He had also thought up a more ambitious idea: an interactive song that listeners could shape as it played.
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He has called the euro "probably the worst economic idea ever thought up by anyone anywhere at any time".
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Despite what the public may have thought up until now, it'll be a girl for Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson.
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We have fairly vivid imaginations, and every one we've thought up has either been done or is in the works.
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These theories, thought up by fans, will drastically impact the way you think of Martin's books and the HBO show.
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Or was this simply a palace platitude, thought up in the five-second lag between one honoree and the next?
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Mr. O'Malley had thought up the petition as a jokey protest, he explained in an article in The Daily Telegraph.
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This is exactly what Medicare already is — much less expensive and far better than any alternative thus far thought up.
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Over the years, we've thought up a ton of different reasons why we would eat another member of our species.
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What inventions and ideas and new ways of doing things are being thought up in the face of this crisis?
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"The collaboration of shops with law enforcement is a myth, perhaps thought up by the law enforcers themselves," Galina said.
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During the early days of welfare reform, some local authorities thought up useless jobs for single mothers receiving the benefit.
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The blocks were thought up by Seiichi Miyake, a Japanese inventor, when he learned his friend was losing his sight.
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It's the unofficial measure thought up by a former FEMA official to evaluate how severely a storm hit an area.
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The ShelfPack was invented by Ken McKaba, a software engineer, who thought up the concept while on a long business trip.
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Trump continued by noting that the concept of a space force was one he both thought up and had previously dismissed.
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Capital-intensive high-tech manufacturing is often better done by working with the designers and engineers who thought up the products.
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But a god's eye isn't just some activity your counselor thought up for rainy days — it's actually hundreds of years old.
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There are plenty of other ways that a skin-mounted circuit could be applied, but most haven't been thought up yet.
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There's even more water ice than we thought up there, too, and we know exactly where a lot of it is.
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So they invented a novel, logically wan justification for their actions that Mitch McConnell thought up moments after Mr Scalia died.
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So what better choice to run this fictional acquisition than the guy who thought up the idea in the first place?
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"I thought up the name Lea Sommer," she said of her character in an interview with the magazine Emma in 23.
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And the Super Bowl ad, I wish we could take credit for it being a brilliant plot that we thought up.
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It's almost as if Google thought up a more futuristic way to watch TV and then forced consumers to develop new habits.
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Particle accelerators were thought up quite a long time ago — going on a century now — and are in some ways remarkably simple.
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Twenty-five years after he first thought up the theory, he believes a drug preventing their formation could be the winning formula.
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The F-35 is pretty much the embodiment of a way of fighting first thought up by the Soviets in the 1980s.
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First came cotton long johns and, in later years (after some accidents) a proper urine-collection device, which he thought up himself.
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These are not wild and wishful ideas thought up by pipe dreamers working in a concept laboratory isolated from the real world.
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A team of Microsoft interns have thought up a new way to put A.I. technology to work – in a screenshot snipping tool.
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Regardless, without net neutrality rules, all of these offenses (including ones ISPs haven't thought up yet) will be back on the table.
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Delta says it spent more than $1 million on the system, which it thought up and deployed in less than two months.
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Slender Man is a boogyman-like being originally thought up in 2009 as part of a PhotoShop contest to create creepy pictures.
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Frenzel thought up the design after cracking the display on more than one of his own phones, he told public broadcaster Südwestrundfunk.
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The minute-and-a-half trailer teases the kind of parody you'd expect from the folks who thought up the title Fortnut.
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It was actually in the midwest that King thought up It, and the story would eventually take him to his home state.
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Someone else thought up a more vulgar way to show off similar tech — a fake pornographic video of the actress Gal Gadot.
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Boaty McBoatface isn't just a silly name the Internet thought up last year during a public campaign to rename a British ship anymore.
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Kiron—an online educational platform thought up by Markus Kressler and Vincent Zimmer—is the first educational hub for refugees and displaced persons.
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Jürgen Habermas, the German philosopher who thought up the concept of the "public sphere", has always been in two minds about the internet.
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This personal tragedy inspired Matula to create a solution, which she thought up when her husband had to have his own pacemaker upgraded.
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He had thought up a good line the night before, during the Yankees game, but in the moment he forgot to deliver it.
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And you hear a circle of 20 people pickin' along or singing something you thought up or that you had some part in creating.
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JAMES GORMAN: Well it's an idea Carla Harris, who was on "Squawk" this morning really thought up – brought this up about four years ago.
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Back then, Theranos was a revolutionary idea thought up by a woman hailed as a genius who styled herself as a female Steve Jobs.
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Researchers at the University of Exeter thought up an interesting alternative that may be the best of both worlds (until the next breakthrough, anyway).
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Dorsey was later ousted from Twitter, the micro-blogging site he thought up, going on to start Square, the mobile payments platform, in 2009.
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The brand was thought up by Kris Strouthopoulos, Giapenta's founder and CEO, who recruited her sister, Elena Strouthopoulos, as VP of marketing at the brand.
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Because we care about moving culture forward and are big fans of general spookiness, we thought up a handful of truly terrifying Halloween yard decorations.
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Designed by a different fancy person each year, 2016's tree was was thought up by Apple impresario Jony Ive and industrial designer Marc Newson.
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The campaign, involving 17 global companies, was thought up by Nihat Zeybekci, Turkey's economy minister, who has led roadshows in the UK and other countries.
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The feature was thought up just prior to F8, according to a BuzzFeed report, and nearly one year later, it has yet to be released.
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But seriously, he was out long before the studio probably thought up this awful thing, regarded as one of the worst event films ever made.
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Weiss eventually captured the attention of Herman Kahn, the Cold War intellectual who had thought up the Madman theory and other ideas Weiss rebelled against.
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Mr. Shteyman thought up some clever clues for more common entries, and I had never heard the dirt on LEO VII before (thanks for that!).
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That's how much quieter it can be inside of a landing plane when pilots employ a new strategy thought up by the German Aerospace Center.
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The community-wide blessing was thought up by L'Eryn Detraz, a native of Cow Island and a missionary currently stationed in Ohio, the diocese said.
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At first look, "Modern Romance" might seem like a senior sociology thesis thought up by two buddies after too many shots at a comedy show.
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Kanye West may have thought up the most extravagant Valentine's Day surprise for his wife, Kim Kardashian West, but James Corden took it one step further.
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He was sick of having to dig through his luggage every day, so he thought up the idea for a suitcase that would convert into shelving.
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On Wednesday he said women who had illegal abortions under a Trump presidency should be punished by law -- but he hadn't thought up the penalty yet.
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But for those who somehow thought, up until Monday night, that Donald Trump might somehow be qualified to be president, Monday's debate was a wakeup call.
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" Over email, Rault says of the track, "For this song, I originally thought up the odd timed guitar part and then arranged everything else around that.
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He brings the thought up-to-date, writing movingly about two Muslim immigrant doctors in Arizona who work tirelessly to save his father-in-law's life.
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Facebook said that project never progressed "past the planning phase," but it raises the question of what other uses Facebook has thought up for user information.
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"Bud Sturgess was a character I thought up for this release and it's a journey through his eyes in a way," he explains in an email.
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He told me he thought up the idea because he felt Turkey and China were in a game of "hot potato," each parrying the other's moves.
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If the answer is yes, look no further, because someone just thought up the World's Best Baby Costume: Kevin Malone from The Office ... on Chili Day.
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We thought up the alien race—a conglomeration of different races—and talked about what they might be, quickly putting those ideas into a basic level progression.
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That's why I've thought up the Otari, a small submarine drone that would help babies, children, adults, and even pets at risk of drowning in a pool.
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"These kids not only get welcomed into the Frick but have the chance to pursue something thought up by them, relevant to their experiences, " Ms. Gund said.
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Lara, who said her tweet was thought up "in like twenty seconds" and "wasn't meant to be taken as a political statement," wasn't prepared for the backlash.
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This hack is not condoned by Disney — it's simply something clever foodies thought up, likely while waiting on the very long line to get their frozen treat.
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In 2009, Block9—who have a vision for radical set and environment designs incorporating music—took on their own field at Glastonbury and thought up other installations.
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You probably have deja vu, because you've definitely thought up the magical combination known as pizza nachos after a weird night of hitting a stranger's vape pen.
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And hopefully it works better than the connected home Disney thought up back in the late '90s that eventually tried to take over the home's inhabitants. Scary!
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Soon after Lieb's article was published, Stephen Clark, the founder and president of the Hall, told Paul Kerr, its treasurer, of a plan he had thought up.
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Perhaps only an expansionist, empire-building era could have thought up an age that began with naval attacks on foreign shores and ended when these attacks ceased.
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It's kind of a niche method that certain bodybuilders and gym rats thought up, and it took off with people looking to build muscle and lose fat, fast.
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Meanwhile, Uber has rolled out a host of new features designed to make drivers' lives easier, and even thought up a novel way for riders to compliment drivers.
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Serial entrepreneur and founder Eric Varady thought up the idea when he was out shopping for a pair that would fit his face in San Francisco's Marina neighborhood.
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And hopefully it works better than the connected home Disney thought up back in the late 90's that eventually tried to take over the home's inhabitants. Scary!
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Delegates were thought up after a chaotic Democratic National Convention in 1968 when a man named Hubert Humphrey became the nominee even though he didn't win a primary.
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Somehow, the young, 20-something men that receive the lion's share of VC funding had never thought up the idea of app that helps new parents navigate the world.
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The mushroom mycelium material was originally thought up by Ecovative, a biomaterials company that sells its products to large companies, like Dell, as a sustainable alternative to styrofoam packaging.
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"Once we graduated, we thought up this e-commerce store and we were able to automate basically everything in the operation except for shipping and logistics," Saxena told TechCrunch.
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A hyperloop would work by propelling pods through a large tube at speeds of 750 mph using magnets, and was originally thought up by billionaire Elon Musk in 2013.
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We also have a chicken drumstick and a pair of barber scissors on the South Norwood Tourist Board flag, which one of my associates thought up some time ago.
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The retrofitting system Amazon has thought up can function without consuming computing or storage resources from Amazon Web Services, Amazon's market-leading public cloud, two of the people said.
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No one ever sat down and thought up this system; it came about by accident during World War II. Because of wage and price controls, employers couldn't raise wages.
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Known as "Mr 33", because he reputedly thought up 33 different plans for setpieces, Sarri quickly innovated at Napoli by using a drone to film training sessions from above.
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Capacity and their colleagues thought up a "queer sci-fi universe time travel epic" that eventually transformed into the class of experimental porn that AORTA films has become known for.
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And that tracks; it feels very much like a movie a bunch of friends thought up late one night, perhaps while sharing a blunt, as a party was winding down.
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When the benefits adviser Ted Benna first thought up a new type of employee savings plan in 2401, the client he created it for rejected the idea as too risky.
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The Los Angeles-based developer of a futuristic transport system first thought up by Elon Musk has finally put a close to a lawsuit filed in July by four former employees.
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What is quite shocking is that anyone thinks this kind of Russian activity is new and was just something special thought up for the Trump administration or for this very election.
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In the filing (discovered by 9to5Mac), it seems Apple has thought up a way to add a camera to the Apple Watch, but not exactly in the way you might imagine.
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Even if you're not a spicy foods person, you're probably curious about the candies, and we're guessing that's exactly what Wrigley was counting on when it thought up this crazy concept.
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Thought up by wunderkind programmer Vitalik Buterin, it can do many things Bitcoin can do, but its primary purpose is to be a platform upon which decentralized applications can be built.
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Mark Zuckerberg's classmates Cameron Winklevoss, Tyler Winklevoss, and Divya Narendra accused him of stealing their idea for an exclusive Harvard student/alumni dating network "ConnectU," which they'd thought up in 2002.
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There's little evidence that these justifications are made prior to committing the crimes, so it's possible—and somewhat likely—that they're thought up afterwards as a way to mitigate the guilt.
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It seems Keller couldn't possibly have thought up a more beautiful way to honor his late wife than by baking hundreds of pies and selflessly giving them away to those in need.
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"It's really hard for me to believe that we launch AwesomenessTV as a YouTube channel," Robbins said at the event, noting the company began as an idea thought up in his kitchen.
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It was the caseworkers who thought up the services, such as parenting classes, counselling, and anger-management groups, that were designed to help parents address their issues and get their children back.
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What's more, that droll little bonnie Prince Charlie has thought up the ultimate burn: Bringing a bottle of wine for Cumberland as a birthday gift, to be presented when he's a prisoner.
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, 31, wrote about proposing to Pod Save America host Jon Lovett in his book, where he explained he thought up of a creative way to ask Lovett.
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The whole thing plays out as if it had been thought up by someone who, while watching "Game of Thrones" and smoking a bowl, started riffing on walls, China and production money.
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He thought up the name "Lean Cuisine," was a force behind the "I Want My MTV" commercials and devised or had a hand in campaigns for companies like Xerox, Jiffy Lube and Reebok.
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The remarkable breadth of inventiveness in Roussel's stories came about through a number of complex word games the author thought up for himself, which were the invisible foundations of his best known work.
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Because punk rock isn't about how fast you play, or how big your hair is; it's about attitude—a screw-you attitude that can not be manufactured, or thought up in a boardroom.
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The company's concept was actually thought up after co-founder Rosie O'Neill went on a date with her now-husband and business partner, Josh Resnick, to see Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
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Perhaps he wasn't born with superhero powers, like the X-Men, or Thor, or Spider-Man or Doctor Strange, but the man who thought up all those characters and many more became immortal.
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Bruno spoke to some friends, got a crew together—make up artists, dancer, cinematographer, art designer—hired a space, thought up the visuals as the day went on, and shot it that evening.
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If Jimmy Buffett was a Jimmy Buffett kind of guy, these thoughts would have been incidental, thought up in a hammock then lost to memory the way the best boozy thoughts always are.
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The experimental animator thrives on imagery that implodes, evolves, and degenerates into interrelated imagery, and the metamorphosis always feels too creatively-packed to have been thought up by the mind of just one person.
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First spotted in 2003 in Tanzania, Africa's rarest monkey was once believed to be a myth, a sprit animal thought up by people indigenous to the Rungwe Nature Reserve in the country's Southern Highlands.
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Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT), one of the companies building the super-fast transport system thought up by billionaire Elon Musk, has unveiled the magnetic technology that will allow the pods to levitate and move.
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By now, most Gilmore Girls fans know the final four words that show creator Amy Sherman-Palladino thought up all those years ago (and if you don't, you might want to stop reading now!).
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The Makeup Bullet Finger Sponge, thought up by makeup artist Eva Jane, was created as the answer to cumbersome beauty sponges that can be easy to drop or difficult to use, the brand says.
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Silverstein: And looking back on other campaigns that other people have done, is there a campaign that you have seen that you just wish that you had thought up, that it was so smart?
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Mayor Buttigieg really has a slogan that was thought up by his consultants to paper over a thin version of a plan that would leave millions of people unable to afford their health care.
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Buttigieg "has a slogan that was thought up by his consultants to paper over a thin version of a plan that would leave millions of people unable to afford their health care," she said.
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Hyperloop One – a company developing the super-speed transport system thought up by Elon Musk – has signed a letter of intent with the governments of Finland and the Netherlands to look into building networks there.
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Whoever thought up the idea of a cruise ship dedicated to the concept of heavy metal music is a complete genius or a total bastard—I'm not entirely sure which one is accurate just yet.
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I thought up a million one-liners as my face flushed with embarrassment, but all I could imagine was getting fired for running my mouth off at one of the most powerful men on set.
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Some of the buzzier amenities remain in-progress: the backyard garden, to be cultivated by the landscape architect Miranda Brooks, and a rentable "reader's shed" that Hruby thought up with Erik Heywood of Book/Shop.
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" WARREN: "Mayor Buttigieg really has a slogan that was thought up by his consultants to paper over a thin version of a plan that would leave millions of people unable to afford their health care.
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Ms. Yao thought up the idea for the drama after she came across Ms. Akeno's novel at a bookstore and fell in love with its title, which strikes a defiant, attention-grabbing tone in Japanese.
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"The overall concept of the four circular quadrants based around a single horizontal corridor I originally thought up in a particular dull Accounting lecture at University in 2004," Mansell writes on the mod's ModDB page.
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Stormi World, the Astroworld-inspired birthday party, was thought up by Kylie Jenner several months ahead of the event, and while it was her vision, another person played a key role in bringing it to life.
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Bourbon-based cocktails are also available at the restaurant's bar, with three signature New York cocktails: the old fashioned, the Manhattan, and one special concoction thought up by the award-winning mixologists from 28 Hong Kong Street.
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"I always think it's clearly an idea thought up by men," said Ms. Nishioka, 32, who now runs the diversity promotion office in the human resources department of the Shimizu Corporation, one of Japan's biggest construction companies.
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Having long preferred a woman's place to be in the home, when offered a woman they thought up to the job they gingerly chose Margaret Thatcher as their leader, embracing her fervently when she proved a successful one.
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Whether you're up for a trip to the hardware store and a crafternoon, or you're just looking to click, buy, and be done, these are some perfect gift ideas you may have never thought up on your own.
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The exorbitantly priced Cyberphone, which is effectively just a fancy shell around an Apple iPhone 11 Pro, was thought up by the Russian firm Caviar, a company whose impractical fever dreams and opulence we've covered many times before.
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The app was thought up by Match Product Manager Patricia Parker, who understands first-hand both the challenges and the benefits of online dating – Parker met her husband online, so has direct experience in the world of online dating.
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Someone or some group put in the hard work and thought up the innovations required to create a company from scratch—I know it's easy enough to take this for granted if you aren't the one who did it.
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The whole thing is a bit of a lark, thought up by chemists Christian Joachim and Gwénaël Rapenne as a way to drum up interest in the more prosaic aspects of nanotechnology, if you can really call them that.
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He's a huge animal lover and has been making clay characters for a while, so together we thought up the clay koala and offered it to friends and family as a "thank you" for donations for bushfire-affected animals.
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Lyle Ashton Harris's "Obsessão II," a vast collage of personal photos from the 1980s and 1990s, is presented here as an counterpoint to the Douglass scrapbooks — an association thought up by the curators (who also responded to the collection).
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Launching Wednesday, the latest Made in Kenya offering was thought up in collaboration with brother and sister duo 2ManySiblings, Beats 1 radio presenter Julie Adenuga, and model and activist Leomie Anderson, who each lent their creative input to the design process.
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The MPL was first thought up as a way for Starbucks customers to celebrate the actual first day of fall since the PSL, which signifies the changing of the seasons for some, has already been available for over two weeks.
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In 1936 Einstein first thought up the theory of gravitational lensing, an effect that would be created when massive objects bent and twisted the physical space around them, forcing whatever light was behind the object to bend and twist as well.
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This idea—minus the narcotics—of closing your eyes and letting forms appear informed the very early stages of how Rolando first thought up some of the visuals, using these raw subconscious musings as direct inspiration to storyboard the videos.
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Tabs are a couple of decades old now, and, like much of the rest of the desktop and web environment, they were initially thought up in an age where the predominant computer displays were close to square with a 4:3 aspect ratio.
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The age-old Mafia—one of the purest games of social deception ever thought up—or The Resistance, or Betrayal At House On The Hill, or any of the others all rest on the idea that someone among you is a liar.
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Chef Sang Yoon's visit to the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen is exactly what we envisioned when we thought up Dirty Work, our series that invites people from all over the world of food to explore our rooftop garden and make whatever inspires them.
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As the tech venture capitalist Paul Graham has pointed out, the United States has only 5 percent of the world's population; it stands to reason that most of the world's best new ideas will be thought up by people who weren't born here.
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Per TechCrunch, critics have questioned whether the Aquila project was thought up in an era where Facebook's ascendancy had not yet hit significant roadblocks and whether less grandiose plans like "laying fiber or establishing basic infrastructure" were more realistic and could reach more customers.
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Officially titled the Kila Raipur Sports Festival, the four-day event was thought up by the philanthropist Inder Singh Grewal as a way for farmers to get together and test their endurance in both recognized disciplines and traditional rural sports, according to the event's website.
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Whoever thought up that adage was a fucking idiot, clearly, as human existence is about winning, winning and winning again, winning relentlessly while clambering over the heads of our fellow man and giving each of them a sharp kick in the face for good measure.
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While it's difficult to imagine how even one ancient culture could've come up with that idea, it's something that was also thought up in a bunch of other parts of the world: Brazil has cauim, and Peru has masato, both of which are made from chewed roots.
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It's a savvy move from whatever Gen Z Disney marketing associate thought up the scheme: releasing a video titled "Toy Story 4 | Teaser Trailer Reaction" on YouTube will probably suck up all that search engine SEO from the apparently thousands of people looking for that content.
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While the girls were starting careers, graduating college, helping with political campaigns, falling in and out of love, and trying to get past the pain of high school, AD thought up the most twisted game for the Liars, complete with tangible playing pieces instead of dolls.
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And one day in 1966, waiting for a colleague on a sweltering day outside New York's Port Authority bus station — just the sort of situation conducive to "genius" insights — Ralph Baer thought up the idea for a "game box" that could be attached to any television.
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And despite being, in the words of its organizer, "basically thought up while drunk by myself listening to 'The Winner Takes it All,'" both events so far have sold out in advance—and the second had to be moved to a larger venue due to demand for the first.
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Then there was male model Joel Wolfe, who sported a two-piece floral suit; his second look was a cropped hoodie that read, "We all grow in the same garden," a quote thought up by Siriano and husband Brad Walsh, that will soon go on sale to benefit the ACLU.
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The aim of the charity is to promote #HoopsNotCrime, a hashtag and philosophy that the Police Department's savvy social media manager and spokesman, Officer Ben Tobias, thought up and tagged at the end of the viral video when he posted it on the department's Facebook page days after the interaction.
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So 20 years ago, when Steiner — along with co-developers Les Wexner, the CEO of L Brands, and the Georgetown Company — thought up Easton Town Center, he landed on the country's first open-air design that was anchored not by department stores, as is standard for malls, but by restaurants and bars.
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"RealSense was originally thought up in our labs; we were trying to think about how the keyboard and the mouse have been around for 20 years now—how it's been the same way we interact with computers—and so we thought that maybe we could release peoples' hands from them," Krzanich said.
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The one-off tournament was thought up by Carlos Padrós, a pioneer of Spanish football and soon-to-be president of Madrid FC. It was held in honour of the royal ascension of Alfonso XIII, the king who would later be ousted from the throne at the birth of the Second Spanish Republic.
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The TwitchCon portrait was thought-up by Twitch streamer Edward Flabberjackson, who took put a picture of Bob Ross into Photoshop and changed it so the colors fit the only 44 available Perler bead colors, then worked with 23 other people to lay out the beads using the picture as a reference, he told Kotaku.
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"The story will one day be told: at a lunch, a number of the great leaders, great women on our campaign, thought up this incredible idea to just open up the curtain and show people behind the scenes of what we needed to thrive and survive," Booker said during a call Monday evening with his staff.
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Tony Perrottet traveled to the Swiss village of Cologny, on Lake Geneva, to imbibe the amorous atmosphere that engulfed Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft and her stepsister, Claire Clairmont, in 210 during the summer when Wollstonecraft thought up "Frankenstein," Shelley worked on "Hymn to Intellectual Beauty," Byron composed "The Prisoner of Chillon" and Claire Clairmont seduced Byron.
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While IBM isn't likely to start making its own drones, the future of helping businesses transform themselves — IBM's bread and butter — involves embracing such technologies, Our standard patent disclaimer: Getting a patent means someone at a company thought up the idea and the company thought it was worth protecting, not that any such product or service will ever become reality.
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His proposal will do three things: first, it'll reclassify internet providers as Title I information services; second, it'll prevent the FCC from adapting any net neutrality rules to practices that internet providers haven't thought up yet; and third, it'll open questions about what to do with several key net neutrality rules — like no blocking or throttling of apps and websites — that were implemented in 2015.
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Originally thought up by students at St. Andrews University, the goal behind Project Soli was to replace things like physical switches or on-screen buttons with virtual controls that use radar sensors to detect subtle hand movements—so instead of pressing a rocker switch to lower the volume on your device, you could just rub your fingers together as if you were playing the world's smallest violin.
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" From there, he fell further into animation, eventually landing work on South Park and with his own show on Adult Swim, China, IL. Neely thought up the idea for Harg Nallin' while working on China, IL. "As you probably know," says Neely, "Adult Swim is not your usual television network, and so I was able to just approach [Adult Swim Executive Vice President] Mike Lazzo and be like 'I was thinking about doing an animated sketch show, 11 minutes, just real fast with lots of music, like an animated SNL.' and he was like 'Make six!
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As for 'plastering it on the menu', we don't, just like every other place you eat - that doesn't mean it isn't transparent- we don't list the ready made Kielbasa or hot links or puff pastry or pie shells or baguette- I could go on - because we bring the items in- ready made- and then use them as ingredients in a dish - like the chicken - and make something that is then made here - an original dish we thought up- like the chicken slider with a head of cabbage we grated to make the wasabi cole slaw and the raw tomatoes we cooked down for 3 hours to make the tomato jam and flour that went into a mixer and became a biscuit and the chicken we bring in to put with all that.
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