There's also a new Whiteboard application, which is essentially a shared Whiteboard that supports real-time inking and collaboration on a virtual whiteboard for multiple Surface users.
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We use a whiteboard, I like to have a whiteboard room instead of cards.
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Whiteboard lets users make notes on a virtual whiteboard that can be shared and edited with others in real time across devices.
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The only issue I saw in Whiteboard is that, because the Whiteboard canvas is truly limitless, collaborators can get a bit lost in it.
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Tech companies often give coders whiteboard interviews — asking them to solve a problem by writing code on a whiteboard, so the interviewers can see their thought process.
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Microsoft has developed a way to mask out someone drawing on a physical whiteboard, allowing remote meeting members to still see the physical whiteboard when it's in use.
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"No more taking photos of the whiteboard at the end of the meeting," smiled Mikutel who added that users can output the Whiteboard image in a variety of formats.
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A few weeks later, the company also fixed a similar whiteboard PDF access issue that would have allowed anyone on a company's network to access all of its stored whiteboard data.
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There's an impressive Whiteboard app that will tidy up your handwriting automatically that works across Windows 10, iOS, Android, and the web so anyone can jump in and join a Whiteboard session.
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After purchasing a large dry-erase whiteboard he saw on Craigslist, Zlatic decided to name his channel WhiteBoard Finance, and today he uses it as a prop and backdrop for his videos.
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For example, many companies have relied on whiteboard challenges when hiring a coder — a prospective employee is asked to write code, often a sorting algorithm, on a whiteboard while the employers watch.
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Credit to Microsoft for basically creating the "digital whiteboard" category.
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The basics of the Jamboard are just like a whiteboard.
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Overall, the Whiteboard app is very functional for basic inking.
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The vision is "to augment every existing whiteboard," Lawrence said.
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Except for during whiteboard talks, Edwards did not hold still.
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A whiteboard in the dining room outlines the critical tasks.
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On the whiteboard, basic algebraic equations were covered in blood.
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So instead of a screen, interact with a robotic whiteboard.
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But whiteboard questions resemble classroom work at Ivy League institutions.
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Microsoft is unveiling a new Whiteboard app for Windows 10 today.
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Left: Notes on a whiteboard regarding the company's product priorities overall.
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Yes, you read that correctly: dry erase markers and a whiteboard.
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I'm waving my hands but without a whiteboard or a blackboard.
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The online whiteboard for distributed teams allows collaboration on multiple platforms.
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"We spent all day by the whiteboard doing calculations," she said.
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A whiteboard displayed scribbles from a presentation on the carbon cycle.
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Reporters who have been in Bannon's office noticed the whiteboard before.
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Among the biggest (and most controversial) hurdles is the whiteboard interview.
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During class, Mistress Tara wrote on a whiteboard, like a professor.
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They also have whiteboard tools and a built-in web browser.
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No, to answer your first question, it's not a tiny whiteboard.
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At one point a heavy whiteboard needed lifting onto a stage.
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There's also a virtual whiteboard that you can share with participants.
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On a whiteboard in his inner office, he posted battle plans.
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The Season 6 whiteboard sequence is the perfect example of this.
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Writing down every bad thing he's done on a huge whiteboard.
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Other options include orientation breakfasts, trust falls, should we whiteboard it?
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Bill Clinton, scrawled it on a whiteboard in Clinton's campaign headquarters.
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Then he saw the note on the whiteboard in the entryway.
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His whiteboard is littered with stray equations from a forthcoming paper.
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There he slides back his whiteboard to reveal a hidden liquor cabinet.
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The digital whiteboard is Android-powered, so using it is instantly familiar.
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A neat whiteboard on one wall bears the label "Open Strike Requests".
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Steve Bannon's whiteboard is once again revealing priorities of the Trump administration.
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Google's delivering on its promise of keeping its interactive whiteboard under $553,000.
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The "Peak TV" whiteboard My goodness, it was an embarrassment of riches.
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For example, many of her interviews involved solving formulas on a whiteboard.
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The door behind the whiteboard opened, and Claire and the teacher emerged.
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This one comes with a magnetic whiteboard, chalkboard, and even paint cups.
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We kept a grim tally of the weekly attacks on a whiteboard.
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Starting with the first whiteboard, we've broken each of them down below.
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We've now gotten a glimpse of that whiteboard — and it's a doozy.
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Nearby, a classroom whiteboard with text organized into four columns rests quietly.
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That whiteboard flip is at least worth a nomination for a Nobel Prize.
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Now comes Jamboard, a modern spin on an old-school tool: the whiteboard.
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You can program a track and have two Roots race — on a whiteboard.
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"We got to start with our assistant from a clean whiteboard," he says.
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They have you write your name on a whiteboard and take a photo.
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At Polyamory 101, Blue described poly relationships by drawing figures on a whiteboard.
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Set up the whiteboard Place double-sided tape where you want each block.
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Terrified, my first effort to conquer said whiteboard was a bona fide debacle.
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A whiteboard packed with promises and pledges Trump made during the 2016 campaign.
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A young man with a neat beard and glasses stood near the whiteboard.
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Quartet Glass Whiteboard Desktop Pad with Storage Drawer, available on Amazon for $22.99
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"That's the game I start drawing whenever we're having fun on a whiteboard."
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Draw a circle on a whiteboard with a pen that's slightly too long.
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About two dozen men and women sit on plastic chairs facing a whiteboard.
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"Everything is fine," someone had written on a whiteboard in the waiting room.
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There was a conference table, a whiteboard, a projector on a rolling table.
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These are the words frequently on the team whiteboard, as guiding principles. Commitment.
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Each whiteboard gets its own little short code that you can share with anybody to make it easier to join the meeting, and you can move around and resize the video chat windows so they don't occlude the whiteboard itself.
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This works by using any regular webcam, and it will even capture the physical whiteboard and import it digitally into Microsoft Teams so remote workers can participate in meetings or the contents of the whiteboard can be archived for future use.
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On a whiteboard, they can work out school pick-up schedules and holiday budgets.
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I didn't do a PowerPoint or use the whiteboard, but I used the microphone.
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The Whiteboard app for Windows 10 will be available in the Windows Store shortly.
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Gifford wrote "death" on the whiteboard — because "it's the same as mine," she said.
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"It's supposed to give you direction," says Kaneko, who is drawing on the whiteboard.
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Google is moving into office hardware today with Jamboard, a new 4K digital whiteboard.
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More players studied the whiteboard and thanked us for the video scouting we provided.
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But then Mr. Patel noticed a whiteboard covered in a blizzard of Post-its.
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Each game board is accompanied by a whiteboard globe and a metal character cutout.
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Verses are drawn in marker on the whiteboard as talking points for the group.
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He took out a marker and wrote "selfish" and "self-less" on a whiteboard.
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Notes and shopping lists can be written directly on the whiteboard laminate cabinet fronts.
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A message written on a whiteboard reminded them to keep their temporary home clean.
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It smells better than whiteboard markers and is easier to clean up, mathematicians say.
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The fact is, mass murder might be too complex a subject for a whiteboard.
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He sat down by a whiteboard and opened the #NeverTrump app on his iPhone.
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In an age of constant hacking, writing your plans on an erasable whiteboard doesn't seem so crazy, but all that goes to hell if you or someone else takes a picture of that whiteboard and sends it to the masses on the web.
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We change the whiteboard to 218 Days Since Last Bad Behavior, and take his mugshot.
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He looks at his Carrie Mathison whiteboard and narrows in on Boyd (Eric Bogosian). Right.
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But those stores definitely don't carry Amazon warehouse products like the whiteboard or chocolate fountain.
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It comes with a whiteboard detailing a five-year plan, starting with Jack's college admission.
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An old school was used to teach grenade tactics, with instructions written on the whiteboard.
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The new Whiteboard app includes collaborative inking, geometry recognition, table conversion, and automatic table shading.
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But a whiteboard in the plant for staff comments suggests it has far to go.
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As a matter of fact, there's still drawings on the whiteboard that his daughter did.
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But that's also not top of mind right now: on a whiteboard in the Comma.
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Sometimes it helps to put the topic on the whiteboard when you're having a meeting.
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In that meeting room before I arrived, Frei had outlined her ideas on a whiteboard.
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With a grin, Ms. Hroub drew a mark under her smiling emoticon on the whiteboard.
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The Finals aren't the first time Kerr has laid waste to a whiteboard this season.
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Every morning, he'd take a sharpie marker to the whiteboard in his daughter's hospital room.
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To Ingham's right, a whiteboard listed what the company has come to call a matrix.
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A whiteboard with a radiation reading printed in black font hangs on the locked gate.
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He mentioned other projects in the area and his whiteboard that kept them all organized.
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This Quartet Contour whiteboard — on the bigger end, and very reliable — will serve you well.
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The group's name, symbol and Twitter handle were also written on the whiteboard on Prof.
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Before leaving, he bent down to leave a note on a whiteboard for his volunteers.
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"You're no longer in a classroom, with a desk, chair and whiteboard," Mr. Palicka said.
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As an academic building, some rooms will feature whiteboard walls that foster learning and collaboration.
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The whiteboard gives Trump enough of an immigration agenda to sustain an entire first term.
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Democrats do not need to go back to the whiteboard to come up with new ideas.
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No dorm lounge is complete without lumpy furniture leftover from the '70s and an electronic whiteboard.
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Microsoft is planning to make the Whiteboard app available for Windows 10 devices later this year.
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New: "TAXES!!" now at the top of WH strategist Steve Bannon's whiteboard, visible in the background.
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"Children, let's analyze," she says, standing in front of a whiteboard with a complex-looking equation.
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Its a two way connection, allowing you to tap the whiteboard screen to control your phone.
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Like a whiteboard that you are writing the equations on, but I still don&apost understand.
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The video cuts to Kanye writing track names on a whiteboard, erasing them, writing them again.
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The phrase CONSTANT VIGILANCE is scrawled over an imposingly long to-do list on their whiteboard.
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It came via a whiteboard in the office of Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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One student wrote on a whiteboard each word that the group agreed aptly described their lives.
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Strangely, I, and most of the people around me, apparently missed Steve Kerr smashing his whiteboard.
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In the Embassy, a whiteboard lists the complex procedures involved should he face a medical emergency.
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In one, a couple of scientists stand in front of an enormous whiteboard covered in equations.
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You can practically see TV marketing executives hopping around the whiteboard with delight at the idea.
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After that game, one of the seniors, Alex Caruso, wrote one word on the whiteboard: Believe.
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One panelist, using a black marker, wrote the five charges against Harvey Weinstein on a whiteboard.
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Schedules for "infection control training" and "moving and handling refreshers" were posted on a whiteboard nearby.
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This will reopen the menu, where you can switch apps or choose to use the whiteboard.
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Cheaper and biodegradable, chalk also smells better than whiteboard markers and is easier to clean up.
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This is Bojack Horseman we're talking about here, so those whiteboard stories aren't just throwaway lines.
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In 1992, James Carville scrawled a slogan on a whiteboard in Bill Clinton's presidential campaign headquarters.
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His father slowly began writing numbers on the whiteboard, and to Lance's astonishment, the combination worked.
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Barret stands before a huge whiteboard with the silks affixed with magnets in rows, giving critiques.
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They each take a simple scenario — like cleaning a whiteboard — and suddenly swerve off into the unknown.
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Inside these immersive lessons, teachers and students can connect and use collaborative tools like an interactive whiteboard.
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The successor to 2015's Windows 10-based interactive whiteboard is all about making things more portable.
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The most impressive new feature is one that will solve whiteboard interactions in meetings with remote participants.
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And it takes educating ourselves to make sure these ideas don't even make it to the whiteboard.
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As the camera rolled, Russell Berger paced back and forth before a whiteboard in a dark gym.
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What's more, this isn't the first time Bannon's whiteboard goals have made the rounds on the internet.
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He was sitting on the floor, in front of a whiteboard with his children in his arms.
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On a whiteboard in Mr Thompson's office at the Times is a diagram to illustrate the approach.
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Microsoft hasn't restricted its Whiteboard app to any particular browser either, and all major browsers are supported.
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Update, July 12th 3:25PM ET: Article updated to clarify how Whiteboard works with multiple Microsoft accounts.
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Cisco has built a VR collaboration environment for cooperating on designs on a VR canvas or whiteboard.
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In short, Bannon's whiteboard doesn't include anything the President and the White House haven't talked about publicly.
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Bundy stood in front of a whiteboard diagramming his theory of government and God-given property rights.
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This realisation has seemingly hit Cisco Systems, which is pushing a new "smart" whiteboard to the market.
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She stood in front of the whiteboard, which displayed a list of possible subjects for the show.
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After the whiteboard session, I had more clarity on where to build the marketing strategy and brand.
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The music stopped abruptly—a major chord, dying away—and a door opened, hidden behind the whiteboard.
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Some of our team's veterans ignored the video that we offered, or belittled our whiteboard scouting reports.
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It was a lot of sharing ideas, using a whiteboard, sharing it at the One Medical office.
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In high school, Cory sets up a whiteboard in his bedroom and writes his goals on it.
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Each Monday, the "WGOITP?" photograph is projected onto the whiteboard in the front of the E.N.L. class.
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It just feels like a very pure way of expressing algorithms—connecting thoughts to whiteboard to code.
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CreditCreditJohnny Milano for The New York Times It was the giant whiteboard that did it, they said.
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Callimachi: So we go back to the whiteboard, where we have plotted out everything he's told us.
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It's probably a good idea to disable "Whiteboard" too, because of the potential for aforementioned dick drawings.
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IPEVO has also manufactured a wireless interactive whiteboard – serving as a potential alternative to the SMART board.
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In other words, how not to merely stand in front of a whiteboard and deliver a lecture.
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It's been exhilarating watching a product start on a whiteboard and now being enjoyed by paying customers.
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What it does: Prezi is a canvas software that is more like a whiteboard than a slideshow.
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A similar image of a Bannon whiteboard was shared by a guest to social media in May.
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"Buying Art Today," read a whiteboard outside the bus, which was parked in the community of Martin.
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The inbox full of work that would now wait forever, the whiteboard covered with ideas, instantly obsolete.
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It involves taking a series of complex tasks and reducing them to a whiteboard view of your project.
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Alongside the new Whiteboard app, Microsoft is also making improvements to the inking experience in its Office apps.
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There was a long white table in the middle of the room, and a whiteboard in the corner.
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Microsoft first demonstrated its Whiteboard app for Windows 10 back at the company's Surface Pro event in May.
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Google launched its own $5,000 digital whiteboard last year, pricing it $4,000 below Microsoft's 55-inch Surface Hub.
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After all a big push into consumer mobile, the software giant is pursuing, of all things, the whiteboard.
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The company also sells an academic app ($60), and a whiteboard surface ($30) for it to operate on.
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The app lets Windows 10 users ink on images, create mockups, or use notes on a virtual whiteboard.
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Whiteboard users have been using the app to write out process flows, create tables collaboratively, and brainstorm presentations.
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Thus, the whiteboard potentially becomes another perp that helps maintain the hue and testosterone of the tech industry.
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When the co-founders couldn't agree on our top three selling points, I called a whiteboard session meeting.
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A closer look at the work benches—anyone wanna explain what the stuff scribbled on the whiteboard means?
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So I'll get up and scribble on a whiteboard, and ask about all things you've done and learned.
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The company developed an app and added whiteboard functionality, doc editing and other tools to its tutoring suite.
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On Monday, March 2, a warehouse worker asked for a "paid sick time update" via the same whiteboard.
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She even bought herself a whiteboard and began marking each day she successfully made it through fuckboy-free.
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There are objects to tinker with, a whiteboard to write on, and a striking vista to glance at.
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A new whiteboard, still in its wrapping, leaned against one wall; a carry-on suitcase leaned against another.
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What does it do for you to have a whiteboard of a show staring you in the face?
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A wishlist on a whiteboard outside lists oranges, bananas, savoury snacks, hummus and homemade vegan cakes and treats.
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So Mr. Deutsch, a graphic designer, coaxed him with a dungeon workout, sketching it out on a whiteboard.
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"Keeping a whiteboard or progress chart with a list of goals and rewards is particularly useful," says Harwood.
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On a whiteboard to Coletta's left is a list of antiques, their frequencies and launch years scrawled beside them.
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What was announced: The next version of the Surface Hub, Microsoft's massive whiteboard displays, will launch in Q2 2019.
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Both of Samsung's rivals have giant 55-inch whiteboard displays that are targeted at businesses for meetings and collaboration.
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The Surface Hub was a crazy expensive digital whiteboard that could handle anything from video conferences to document collaboration.
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The back of the board is lovingly sculpted, making it, quite probably, the nicest looking whiteboard I've ever seen.
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Anandakrishnan stood up and walked over to a whiteboard to draw me a picture of the glacier bed's geometry.
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Because after someone wrote a racial slur on a whiteboard, the school decided to do away with them entirely.
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But it was the background of the tweet, the whiteboard, that got the attention of people on the Internet.
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But then, right in the middle of the brainstorming whiteboard, was the best idea I have ever seen: Nori.
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While one person keeps tally on a whiteboard, two others take turns to read the title of each suit.
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A whiteboard mapping out the next album from the Transplants, Barker's supergroup with Tim Armstrong, rests atop a speaker.
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The Jamboard can sense when you're using your finger to wipe off things from the whiteboard, instead of drawing.
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Then Cunningham photographed her holding a small whiteboard with the date, her name, and the material covered that day.
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For our freezer, we put a whiteboard outside of our freezer to list all the items we have inside.
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A whiteboard behind Jones displayed a number of vocabulary words, including government, U.S. Constitution, limit, president, governor and naturalization.
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Behind them, a whiteboard was filled with matrix algebra; a paper about unsupervised adversarial networks lay on a table.
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This test is essentially a big whiteboard that upon which you can write, draw, or sketch and it's erasable.
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A few hours before his town hall meeting, Davis scribbles on a whiteboard, outlining a path to 5,000 votes.
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The group sits before a whiteboard scrawled with the question "What is looksism?" and try to identify an answer.
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Zoom also has breakout rooms ideal for remote classroom learning, as well as a whiteboard feature and screen-sharing.
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It was functionally decorated with an equation-strewn whiteboard, pedagogic rocks, geochemistry textbooks and a perpetually spinning desk globe.
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Fischer, who wore khakis, a checked shirt, and a Fitbit, turned from the whiteboard on which he'd been writing.
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The husband can't look at Lenny right now, can't look at the whiteboard; he feels his insides slowly curdling.
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Vitra's Dancing Wall, designed by Stephan Hürlemann, is a whiteboard, mobile garden, room divider, powered TV stand and more.
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You'd just be watching TV and there would be a 6×4 whiteboard and you'd have your lines right there.
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The office's priorities and the status of each are detailed in neat handwriting on a big whiteboard staff routinely update.
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The decision to transition from Gin Lane into Pattern "never felt like a whiteboard session in a meeting," Ling said.
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" To his right hung a whiteboard with a list of tasks to complete under the header "To-Do Before Baby.
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As Vox's Dara Lind writes: The whiteboard gives Trump enough of an immigration agenda to sustain an entire first term.
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" To his right hung a whiteboard with a list of tasks to complete under the header "To-Do Before Baby.
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If you're unfamiliar with the concept of a digital whiteboard, think "TV you can use a stylus to draw on".
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People without degrees can walk into an interview and not know that they'll be expected to code on a whiteboard.
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Microsoft is launching its collaborative Whiteboard app on Windows 10 today, and promising versions for iOS and the web soon.
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While an iOS app is debuting soon, the Whiteboard team is also working on an Android version for the future.
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An elevator ride in a less-than-ten story building is never long enough to conduct any substantial whiteboard business.
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Everyone is equal with a felt tip marker and a blank whiteboard is a slogan oft peddled and genuinely believed.
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One of the hand-written goals on the whiteboard is no secret to anybody who has followed the Trump campaign.
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Root can also cling to a vertical whiteboard and draw with a dry erase marker, making it perfect for classrooms.
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In the room for kids between eight and 22025 years old, a pupil and teacher do sums on a whiteboard.
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Why not use pictograms or video to help connect concepts with the relative abstraction of English words on a whiteboard?
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The whiteboard now contained an elaborate diagram of rollers, conveyors, vacuum pumps, air knives, air jets, stub points, and fingers.
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He had written three items on the whiteboard before the game: space the floor, box out, and know the personnel.
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Meanwhile, in Gilbert's office there are three giant cutouts of Buffett's head stuck to a whiteboard, one of them autographed.
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On a whiteboard, written with blue marker, was the now-famous variation of "China" she had voiced at her inauguration.
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"If you were in the same room with me and I had a whiteboard, I'd draw a graph," he explains.
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In the locker room, a progress report attached to a whiteboard reveals that 14 players made the honor roll recently.
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"I could share my desktop and other students could share theirs", the same as with the office whiteboard, he said.
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Root can run programs from Square that are practical too, like erasing the whiteboard at the end of class time.
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On another wall is a whiteboard, which he uses to draw charts as he is talking to support his points.
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When Jacob got home from work, he saw the whiteboard with Jared's note and ran to his brother's bedroom door.
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He writes "Ayn Rand" on the whiteboard on the first day of class, as an example of a great philosopher.
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"I could share my desktop and other students could share theirs", the same as with the office whiteboard, he said.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — A cardboard cutout of the candidate stood against the wall, below a not-yet-erased whiteboard showing his schedule.
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"You will be doing those both on phone interviews and then coding on a whiteboard when you come in," he said.
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It's a truth universally acknowledged that any time someone holds up a whiteboard on TV, it's destined to become a meme.
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While blasting trance I found an unused whiteboard and used it to chart out a to-do list for the week.
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I can't explain why you would own both a tablet and phone, yet still want to write on a mini whiteboard.
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The whiteboard has no idea that when tensions run high and deadlines loom near, I'm most likely to crack a joke.
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Tutoring sessions also offer doc editing, whiteboard functionality and other tools to make sure the lesson is as impactful as possible.
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About 10 scientists and engineers gathered around the room's oval table and tossed around ideas, which were written on a whiteboard.
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One of those folks was Bannon, and those photos took place in the senior advisor's office, in front of that whiteboard.
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On the morning of the balloon exercise, she had put four marks underneath a frowning yellow face pasted to the whiteboard.
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After the whiteboard is filled, partners are asked for their opinions and cast their votes to reach the best possible outcome.
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One is if they're really stressing about buying a whiteboard for their office, or like some something of relatively small cost.
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He is a former White House advisor, deputy policy director at the U.S. Department of Commerce, and cofounder of Whiteboard Advisors.
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As students revise after their discussions, invite them to share while you compile their responses on the whiteboard or document camera.
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Atop a table in a whiteboard-lined conference room sat a hexagonal mass of agar, a sort of seafood Jell-O.
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The era of Tim Russert's famed whiteboard — when network anchors could serve as the ultimate authority on election results — has faded.
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Haynes was alleged to have written the word "pussy" on a whiteboard in his office and left it there for weeks.
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Pacing in front of a few dozen people, scribbling phrases and stick figures on a whiteboard, he wove a dark tale.
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One sketched a diagram on the whiteboard to show us how to turn our desks into a barricade if the day came.
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On the whiteboard behind his desk at Kernel's new offices in Los Angeles, someone's scrawled a playlist of songs in big letters.
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Probably half the stuff on my whiteboard got crossed off, if only because I had absolutely nothing else to do at night.
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Currently in private preview for Surface Hub devices, the new whiteboard includes collaborative inking, geometry recognition, table conversion, and automatic table shading.
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I think it's really unlikely that the Jamboard is going to revolutionize anyone's workflow — this is, after all, mostly just a whiteboard.
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Taking the pen out will automatically pop up a context menu that lets you start drawing right away on apps like Whiteboard.
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Hospital Angeles Acoxpa placed a whiteboard in the lobby of the emergency room listing all of the earthquake victims being treated there.
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While the software maker promised it will launch later this year, an early copy of Whiteboard has leaked onto the internet today.
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A definite improvement to the whiteboard and markers we've seen used on other writing clocks which get dirtier and dirtier every minute.
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Deekit allows teams to collaborate using simple drawings and writing, the same as if they were in front of a physical whiteboard.
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Microsoft is also planning to integrate Whiteboard into its Microsoft Teams chat app, and bring the app to its Surface Hub device.
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"A year ago I started complaining to my mother about not being able to see the whiteboard," Shayy said during Wednesday's episode.
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"The three-generation model only has SU(3) × U(1), so it's more rudimentary," Furey told me, pen poised at a whiteboard.
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Changing what has been a whiteboard and paper process into a digital one could also save the pharma industry time and money.
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Interspersed with personal anecdotes and hand-drawn illustrations that recall folksy whiteboard animation videos, Make Time takes a flexible, anti-perfectionist approach.
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The facilitator draws a box on a whiteboard, and students call out stereotypes of masculinity that go inside—tough, bully, angry, fighter.
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It may take them some time: The extensive whiteboard list of specialties runs the length of a wall in the modest storefront.
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She is the founder of the non-profit organization, DigiLEARN: Digital Learning Institute and serves as a senior advisor at Whiteboard Advisors.
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Gurley jumped up and started scribbling on a whiteboard to show the "cacophony of events" that led to the coup against Kalanick.
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He got to write his ideas on a whiteboard, come up with features of the app and get involved with game development.
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If an interviewer asks how you would solve a problem and there's a whiteboard in the room, be ready to use it.
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As I watched, Mikutel opened the Whiteboard app, which look like a moistly blank white board, on a Windows 10 Surface Studio.
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Ms. Iber said someone in her warehouse wrote "BRING BACK VCP!!!!" on a whiteboard where employees are encouraged to communicate with management.
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He bought a whiteboard on which to write his school assignments each day, and chose a mission that he wanted to accomplish.
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Witecy's name is at the top of his list of forward/centers on a whiteboard in Calhoun's cluttered office at St. Joseph.
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The following Tuesday I went to a classroom where a few other students and I rough-drafted the resistance on a whiteboard.
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Jim Morrison flies through a Doors recording session like a child playing a superhero; campus radicals write empty watchcries on a whiteboard.
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Halcyon also encourages the entrepreneurs to share their emotions in weekly breakfast discussions and on a large whiteboard near the building's entrance.
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He keeps a tally of new arrivals on a whiteboard, noting that officials are bracing for an uptick in the months ahead.
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Every semester, parents receive long lists of things to buy, including whiteboard markers, drinking water, heavy-duty cleansers, soap, and toilet paper.
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Mike and I would sit in this little conference room, we had this crazy, very Homeland-style map on a whiteboard wall.
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"You're in university… the prof cleans off the whiteboard, and if you look carefully, you can still see yesterday's lesson," Williams said.
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In Outlook, Office Lens can automatically trim and enhance a photo of a whiteboard, document or photo, then embed it in your message.
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Stratton readily recounts how he and the id team went to a whiteboard and started identifying what he called the "DNA" of Doom.
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But the sock on the door isn't the only method: Some of us also had roommates who left cryptic messages on the whiteboard.
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Its visual style manages to charge meetings, coding sessions, or a group of people standing in front of a whiteboard with creative potential.
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One of them, a retired plumber with a background in law enforcement, sat at a desk by the whiteboard, immersed in his computer.
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Jake issued a "chalkboard challenge," asking fans to write the address of the website selling his merch on their classroom's chalkboard or whiteboard.
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The system is built around Microsoft 365 tools and is designed to work with the company's software offerings like Office, Teams and Whiteboard.
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Microsoft first unveiled its Whiteboard app earlier this year, promising to make it available to all Surface devices by the end of 2017.
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There's Explain Everything, an interactive whiteboard app; Soundtrap, which lets you make music and podcasts online; and a video editing platform called WeVideo.
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According to Microsoft, November marked the company's best month for consumer Surface sales by volume (a list that excludes Surface Hub electronic whiteboard).
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Alex Chung, the 40-year-old co-founder and chief executive officer, stood next to a whiteboard, scrawling numbers charting the company's growth.
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The company is billing it as a high-tech whiteboard, allowing you to doodle on its canvas, or on a sharp PDF document.
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Hama first proposed to DeDual across the continental divide — the words "Will you marry me?" scrawled on a whiteboard behind him, via FaceTime.
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Backyard astronomers use them to point out constellations on the vault of the heavens; management consultants to highlight their wisdom on a whiteboard.
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A whiteboard on site tells people where else they can go to find shelter and lists names of those missing from the fire.
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Teachers are told how to defuse aggressive pupils, and are encouraged to set tricky team projects rather than drone on at the whiteboard.
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Uber SVP of Leadership & Strategy Frances Frei at Uber's SF HQ. On the whiteboard is Frei's vision for goals and feedback at Uber.
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Kids Double-Sided Magnetic Whiteboard & Chalkboard Multiple-Use Easel, available on Amazon, $55.99 Kids love to play school and create art on easels.
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Half an hour later, I had successfully navigated an obstacle course of office chairs, and identified the letter "O," written on the whiteboard.
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Most technical job interviews for developers are somewhat predictable in that they will likely involve some kind of coding — generally on a whiteboard.
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"Let Trump be Trump" was written on his office whiteboard since the start of the presidential bid, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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While his team was discussing trial strategy, he used as an impromptu whiteboard a large poster that he found sitting in the office.
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Branden Clarkson, meanwhile, was at the police department's command post, helping direct officers and keeping track of who was where on a whiteboard.
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When I got there, an academy teacher stood at a whiteboard discussing various inventory and merchandising challenges with about a dozen store supervisors.
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" Mr. Hurd would stand before a whiteboard and recite copious statistics about operations, said Philip E. Meza, co-author of "Becoming Hewlett Packard.
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"One way to avoid it is by tracking the conversation on a whiteboard so that everyone can see where you are," he writes.
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Using the Kahoot platform, they project one quiz question at a time onto a whiteboard or screen at the front of their classrooms.
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Mr. Cossman drew diagrams on a whiteboard as he discussed exposures, types of film and how the development process transforms strips into prints.
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To avoid a disastrous 85033, the president should immediately strengthen his political team with outsiders and direct them to go get Bannon's whiteboard.
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And just on a personal note, on my whiteboard at work, I started making a tally of the guests I'm having on Sunday.
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Standing at my boyfriend's whiteboard with a marker and a flowchart I'd drawn, I asked him questions, tracing his answers down the chart.
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By early Tuesday, dozens of teenagers said they were at a whiteboard, creating a plan for a second day of the sit-in.
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A tweet from Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, a Brietbart contributor, revealed part of the whiteboard in the background of a Boteach/Bannon buddy pic.
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If you opt for the 2S for now (and if you had a few thousand dollars to spend on a collaborative digital whiteboard, why wouldn't you?), then you can also make use of the new whiteboard app, use Bing to search (no word on whether you can choose search providers) and get all of the other benefits of the existing Surface Hub experience.
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Carla would write her plans on a whiteboard hanging in the entryway of their home, and if something changed, Carla would call her mom.
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If your team at work does a lot of work on whiteboards, Photos will bring all your whiteboard photos into a single place, too.
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It's of a whiteboard outside a tube station, the sort that the city's transport authority, Transport for London, uses to share information with commuters.
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Rock Band VR is the kind of game you'd get by holding a good brainstorming session and using every single idea on the whiteboard.
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AS THE trading bell rings, a handful of brokers, in crisp scarlet jackets, gather around a whiteboard at the Rwanda Stock Exchange in Kigali.
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Rows of computers and large gaming chairs are the living room's crowning feature, along with a couch, a whiteboard and the obligatory giant television.
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In the front, a whiteboard displays logistics such as key assets and target areas, while in the back, couches and pizza greet new arrivals.
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Zlatic started his YouTube channel WhiteBoard Finance two years ago, and he left his job in mid-2019 to focus on it full time.
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His "Pledges on Immigration" raised questions about just how sweeping this agenda was and how many people could be impacted by those whiteboard phrases.
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Samsung is unveiling Flip today at the Consumer Electronics Show, a 55-inch digital whiteboard that can be flipped between portrait and horizontal orientations.
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"Let Trump be Trump" has been written on his office whiteboard since the start of the presidential bid, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Microsoft says it remains committed to the Surface Hub, so expect to see a second version soon to compete with Google's equally giant whiteboard.
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WHEN Jamel Mims teaches young, lower-income minority students in New York, he doesn't deploy traditional materials like a blackboard, a whiteboard or PowerPoint.
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Microsoft is releasing a preview version of Whiteboard today to all Windows 10 devices, allowing multiple people to share and collaborate using digital ink.
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The campaign office is cluttered with mountains of paperwork, a whiteboard calendar populated with important upcoming dates, shelves filled with books on their cause.
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Bezos also questioned the other interviewers about their impressions of the candidate and made charts of candidates' resumes on a whiteboard, Lovejoy told Wired.
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At some point during the class, the unidentified teacher projected the image of a Confederate flag on the classroom whiteboard during a PowerPoint presentation.
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He claims his supervisor accused him of having AIDS and drew graphic pictures on a company whiteboard to mock him and the gay community.
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He was disappointed, upon entering, to find that there was no piano: just a whiteboard, a long table, and four students arrayed around it.
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Dear Dean Whiteboard, ON BEHALF OF the trustees of the Gordon Gekko Business School, I write with a helicopter view on our beloved institution.
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Taking up a whole wall of their East London brewery is a whiteboard filled with scrawls for new ideas, names for beers, and recipes.
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They recited the opening verses of the Oahspe aloud as Izhor Logan, the gray-haired treasurer, drew a ladder on a well-used whiteboard.
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Bannon's "Make America Great Again" whiteboard, which was first revealed by The New Yorker in May, is visible in the background of the photos.
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A whiteboard on a wall in an anteroom lists a daily schedule for Islamic State recruits — fitness routines, weapons instructions and Shariah law lessons.
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His black leather shoulder bag carried his whiteboard, his scouting reports and a dog-eared black Bible into which he talked softly at night.
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Then there was this whiteboard, and it had all the sites listed on it and then columns for absolute emergency, relative emergency and dead.
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Today, he posts videos twice a week to his channel, WhiteBoard Finance (298,13 subscribers), sharing videos about personal finance, stocks, and real-estate investing.
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"Fellas, bring out the board," he cried, and out came a whiteboard filled with a list of controversial things Trump has said or done.
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"Working together with other smart people in front of a whiteboard, we can come up with a lot of very bad ideas," Bezos told Fortune.
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It now encompasses the Surface Pro tablet, Surface Book convertible, Surface Studio all-in-one, Surface Hub digital "whiteboard," and the brand-new Surface Laptop.
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"I couldn't figure out how to do this on a whiteboard, so everything was just in my head for a really long time," she said.
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Now that the Pixel and Pixel XL have launched against the iPhone, Google's going after Microsoft's Surface Hub with Jamboard, its own collaborative digital whiteboard.
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Google's Jamboard, a giant 4K digital whiteboard designed for workplace collaboration, is getting a price tag of $4,999 and a release date sometime this May.
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As Union pointed out, it takes having people of color involved in the vetting processes to keep these ideas from making it past the whiteboard.
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" The whiteboard behind the desk in his private office — a room off the main area where volunteers make phone calls on his behalf — reads "Tasks.
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It's not clear exactly when that will be available, but the web version of Whiteboard will work on Android mobile devices in the mean time.
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Whiteboard is based on Microsoft's acquisition of Intentional Software last year, and the software maker has been working to integrate this software into Microsoft's products.
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On a whiteboard, artist Wyatt Gallery, who is also the executive director of For Freedoms, wrote in black marker, "Go Trump," then crossed it out.
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Not the 'When Harry Met Sally' Big O. But the 'memory versus latency' Big O and whether your whiteboard spit-balling is optimized for both.
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By the end of the exercise, the following words were written on the whiteboard: stressful, complicated, overinvolved, full of transitions, anxiety, uncertainty, pressure, and exhaustion.
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I'd certainly attend a "Whiteboard" session like Facebook has often held for reporters in the past on topics like News Feed sorting or privacy controls.
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It uses the established concept of a digital whiteboard plastered with note cards, which you can use to track projects, communicate progress, and attach files.
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This seems a little intense for a tablet, but Qeexo imagines it'll be better served on a large whiteboard or in cars with digital dashboards.
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Inside a large conference room, founders gave speeches, employees cried, and some drew messages and memes on a whiteboard, according to two people who attended.
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In actuality, Prévieux used a telephoto lens to photograph a whiteboard inside Google's Los Angeles office and then rendered the resulting images in india ink.
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This way, the collective intelligence of the group is visually represented on the whiteboard, so that everyone has the exact same context about the company.
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It's used in place of phone calls and face-to-face meetings; it's used as an instant messenger, a daily calendar and a collaborative whiteboard.
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" INTERLUDE Keenan: "When grapes come in, we have our pH and Brix levels on a whiteboard, but on the far right, we have our playlists.
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This is sort of what I'm saying about C++: It's the language that, to me, most feels like the the abstract "whiteboard" process of programming.
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When the former supervisor joined Tesla in 2018, he saw a whiteboard with the names and photos of three workers who had made production improvements.
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The process looks slightly different on desktop and mobile devices, and the desktop version definitely offers more — including options to annotate and use a whiteboard.
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In the chaotic years after the storm that left thousands of people shifting from one temporary location to the next, the Turnkey whiteboard promised order.
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IoT Applications in EducationThe foremost example of a tech company that has invaded schools is SMART, which pioneered the world's first interactive whiteboard in 1991.
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The 1-hour-and-49-minute-long course, shot in Paul's Team 10 House with a whiteboard prop, is made up of six different lessons.
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Personal-finance influencer Marko Zlatic runs the YouTube channel WhiteBoard Finance (298,000 subscribers) where he posts videos about personal finance, stocks, and real-estate investing.
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In White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's West Wing office, there hangs a whiteboard on which he's listed several key promises the administration has made.
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He just contributed nothing but it looked like he did something, and people will remember that he got up to the whiteboard and drew something.
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You'll also feel more comfortable with the format, which most likely is standing at a whiteboard — something that will almost never happen once one is hired.
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That is in the report, Page 3 -- I don&apost have Karl Rove&aposs whiteboard, but I have my own notebook right in front of me.
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Such a display might be particularly attractive to businesses currently relying on expensive and complicated digital whiteboard systems or giant touchscreen displays like Microsoft's Surface Hub.
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Studios is even grabbing its own whiteboard and erasable marker for a dive into the popular Draw My Life-style video, but with a few tweaks.
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She doesn't erase her whiteboard, which has accumulated years of colorful graphs and physics equations, along with a marker-drawn smiley face whose artist remains anonymous.
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We're going to need a whiteboard and a lot of string to figure out all the clues that Taylor Swift has dropped about her upcoming album.
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Users simply write on the giant 55-inch touchscreen or organize media files on the display as if they were pinning things on a real whiteboard.
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But when Ben Manilla, a professor at UC Berkeley, found he couldn't move his arm to write on a whiteboard, he and his wife got tested.
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"Laser is the sauce," former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick wrote on a whiteboard in 2016, a photo of which was submitted as evidence earlier this week.
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Kevin Plank has a whiteboard in his office, and on it, he tells CNBC, he has sketched out the guiding principles of the company's corporate culture.
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Whiteboard supports inking on Windows 10 so styluses like the Surface Pen can be used for collaborative inking, geometry recognition, table conversion, and automatic table shading.
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According to MLive, The Lansing NAACP wrote on its Facebook page that "a young African-American honors student" had the "N-word" written on her whiteboard.
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All my thoughts, should I be so lucky to have any, were exposed to my interviewers, with no refuge but the bleak expanse of the whiteboard.
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The whiteboard is not privy to what little free time I have and that it's spent combing technical articles and books to hone my new craft.
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If you happen to have a real whiteboard lying around, however, the robot will snap to it, magnetically, so it can draw vertically or upside down.
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On the whiteboard behind him are lists of names of NBA players — standard procedure as teams think about who to release, sign or trade come summer.
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But they say beauty and performance should not be mutually exclusive, and "without beauty there is no performance" is written on a whiteboard in Plank's office.
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However, nothing showcases the pen's new capabilities like Microsoft's new collaboration tool Whiteboard, which I saw in action at a private demo at Microsoft's Redmond campus.
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Six middle- and high-school students sat around a table on a Monday afternoon, watching a psychologist write three letters on a whiteboard: O-C-D.
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It was written on their whiteboard, so I just took a note of that and then showed up later for the office hours hoping to crash.
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We spent our first meeting in a conference room (remember when people gathered in rooms?) equipped with water and a whiteboard, trying to solve the case.
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The process looks slightly different on each app, and the desktop version offers more options for screen sharing — including options to annotate and use a whiteboard.
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The following Monday, one of those workers publicly inquired about sick time on a "Voice of Associate" whiteboard Amazon maintains for employees to share their concerns.
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Construction began a few months ago, and the room, with its whiteboard walls and clusters of long tables, is set to open for operations on Monday.
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On a whiteboard, we had scrawled out the key issues at stake and a list of employees we needed to loop in about the burgeoning situation.
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In Koan II, a septet he started recently, Mr. Sorey guides the musicians with a combination of hand gestures, prescribed material and writing on a whiteboard.
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Post the images around the classroom, gallery-style, or project them on a whiteboard, then ask students to respond in writing or in a class discussion.
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The degenerative disease ALS had taken away his ability to speak and walk, leaving him barely able to scratch out short messages on a portable whiteboard.
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Construction began a few months ago and the room, with its whiteboard walls and clusters of long tables, is set to open for operations on Monday.
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In the first episode, she uses a whiteboard to keep track of how many times Steve gets rejected when he asks Scoops Ahoy customers out on dates.
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On a whiteboard in the apartment, she allegedly had written the word "fraud" to describe him, and she told investigators she hoped he would never rest again.
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One major candidate recently shared a behind-the-scenes video in which a Wi-Fi login and password could be seen on a whiteboard in the background.
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Microsoft has dabbled with multiperson collaboration on the web in both Office and its Whiteboard app, and it appears it's bringing those learnings and benefits to everyone.
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On the cookie-covered counter where they were selling, they displayed a whiteboard that tracked how close they were getting to their goal of 6,000 boxes sold.
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Originally, I was supposed to go to Honduras with a friend who's already certified— she bailed, but my dive shop had this trip posted on their whiteboard.
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After that, candidates typically face a series of in-person interviews, where they often have to write code on a whiteboard, sometimes in front of multiple people.
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He bought himself a massive whiteboard and drew out every step of the process he needed to code to finish the project until it all finally clicked.
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Microsoft says pricing will be in line with similar competitive devices, which could mean we'll see a more aggressive price point to counter Google's own digital whiteboard.
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He's a YouTuber and former staff physician with 70k subscribers, doing the sort of whiteboard-style animation RSA and others helped to popularize half a decade ago.
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A May 22019 tweet from Rabbi Shmuley Boteach shows him and White House strategist Stephen Bannon standing in front of a whiteboard with Bannon's to-do list.
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While the safe house is scoured for evidence of where they might be, with Carrie's help, Quinn deciphers a code left scribbled on the poorly cleaned whiteboard.
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Wearing designer sneakers, hip-hugging maroon trousers, a trim plaid shirt rolled to the elbows, and elegant stubble, he began to pace in front of a whiteboard.
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"In January through May, this was completely full, like I couldn't even write any more," Savinski said of the whiteboard in his workspace that lists three projects.
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In front of the whiteboard: Brainstorm ideas for your company's product launch while also doing a mind map of the emotions you plan to release in Q4.
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Workers at Amazon's Skokie warehouse said the company has yet to issue an official communication about sick time beyond the message written on the whiteboard pictured above.
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Above a hefty Casio keyboard, a large whiteboard outlines his current project, a musical take on "Moby-Dick," each song neatly crossed off when he completes it.
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In the last section, about social media, the whiteboard simply lists various websites, and Paul discuses his "formula" for success, which includes having high watchtimes on YouTube.
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Of the seven items on the whiteboard that have visible checkmarks next to them, four haven't happened yet and at least three have been prevented from happening.
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But it certainly works, as he demonstrates by running a program that prints out prime numbers on a gigantic whiteboard with the help of an onscreen keyboard.
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Now, Batar has dedicated his life to helping incoming refugees, plotting dates and flight numbers on a whiteboard and coordinating welcome teams to greet them at the airport.
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Inman Park / Cabbagetown / Grant ParkThese growing neighborhoods, with public whiteboard/frequent music video site Krog Tunnel at their heart, have become trendy thanks to their many recent additions.
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It's a digital, internet-connected "whiteboard" that looks like a blown-up children's tablet, and we got a chance to test it out ahead of its launch today.
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Brainstorming on a whiteboard really doesn't work if you have remote colleagues — I can think of very few times we've tried to do it here at The Verge.
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In the galleys, where 18,500 meals are made every day, cooks furiously prepare the day's menu, scribbled on a whiteboard: grilled chicken barbecue, beef stir fry, veggie medley.
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They weighed the pros and cons before saying "I do" Before Bill got down on one knee, he made a whiteboard list of pros and cons, CNBC reported.
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In return, Box calmly walks over to his whiteboard full of open cases, and dramatically scribbles "MURDER" next to Naz's name, thus officially charging him with Andrea's death.
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In a now-deleted Facebook post, the mother of one of the cadets who was targeted shared a photo of her son's whiteboard with the racial slur written.
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One of the big additions to Whiteboard is collaborative inking, allowing Windows 10 users to hold meetings where everyone draws their ideas onto a canvas in real-time.
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Anyway, the Tab LapDesk makes no sense because while it's advertised as being able to hold your phone and tablet, it also comes with a built-in whiteboard.
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Results were tracked publicly on a whiteboard in the front of one sales floor, Doug said, where employees were judged based on how much money they brought in.
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It's now added a library of different shapes and elements; simple drag-n-drop wireframes for designers to sketch simple website or application design ideas on the whiteboard.
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Over time, that product has transformed to offer fully on-demand digital lessons with tutors via live video chat, complete with whiteboard functionality, doc editing and other tools.
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Instead, it does a good job of figuring out how well somebody can remember material from an advanced algorithm class and then repeat that in a whiteboard session.
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Then there's another feature that can import a regular picture, and then transform it into a digital drawing, as if it had been inked in the Whiteboard app.
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In an industry obssessed with 'culture fit' that more often than not equates to 'bromance', the whiteboard claims to test not only your logic, but your work style.
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On a big whiteboard festooned with acronyms like AMRAP and EMOM, you'd find the day's assortment of kettlebell swings and Spider-Man pushups, mountain climbers and sumo deadlifts.
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But if you are looking for a piece of connective tissue between Day 1 of Donald Trump's presidency and Day 132, it's all right there on Bannon's whiteboard.
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Just like Microsoft's Surface Hub, Google's Jamboard is a 55-inch 4K touchscreen, but Google is using Android and a new whiteboard app to power its giant display.
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After the Tar Heels' victory over Notre Dame on Sunday, reporters entering the North Carolina locker room found the number four on the whiteboard in large, bold print.
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Meet is also integrated with what Google calls a digital whiteboard, called Jamboard, which allows for easier collaboration by allowing participants using Meet to view Jamboard displays remotely.
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Last week in Houston, Astros Manager A.J. Hinch, who led the A.L. on Tuesday, had three columns of statistics — without names — listed on a whiteboard in his office.
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"Everything was positive — the walls, the bed, the doors, the curtains, the phones, the sink, the whiteboard, the poles, the pump," said Dr. Scott Lorin, the hospital's president.
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I spoke to Cindy Marie Jenkins, a parent who was quarantined with her young children in China, who wrote out the day's schedule on a whiteboard every morning.
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They make it easier to capture what was said in a meeting or written on a whiteboard, which users can then assign to a given task in Asana.
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Page, the firm's only employee, rents a windowless room — outfitted with a small circular table, a whiteboard on wheels and a painting of an orchid — by the hour.
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Carroll is already working out of Nielsen's old office — which originally belonged to chief strategist Steve Bannon and housed his famous whiteboard — according to several White House officials.
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Speaking at a news conference early Saturday, James – who had cast covering his right hand – admitted to hurting himself after punching a whiteboard out of frustration after Game 1.
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I will say, having a "priority whiteboard" stationed in a central place (okay, it's on our dresser in front of our bed) really helps you remember your TO-DOs.
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An investor describes a visit this year to a southern Italian firm with annual turnover of €50m that manages all of its inventory on a whiteboard in a storeroom.
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At one Macworld Expo, it featured a whiteboard around its booth where convention-goers could suggest their own ideas, the best of which would be made into a product.
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They laid out the rules for a "reboot" on the whiteboard, something contrived that has to fit the "story" of the original but which can also have some changes.
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Tevanian: Instead of having our normal meeting, he told everybody to come over to the side of the room, instead of by the whiteboard where he would always sit.
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White House chief strategist Steve Bannon keeps a list of his goals for the Trump Administration on a whiteboard in his office, which a visitor just inadvertently made public.
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While it may not be the Big O, my whiteboard will never know the transcendent joy I experience when building real apps for women IRL to solve real problems.
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And in an industry that not only prides itself on disruption but lives and dies by such, I find it interesting that the whiteboard interview remains impervious to change.
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There are undoubtedly lower-cost routes to scaling up solar or BEBs, all kinds of policy mousetraps that economists could design on a whiteboard to outperform the ugly reality.
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The message on the whiteboard in the team's locker room prior to that win-or-die game was the same as it was Monday night: Pack for 6 days.
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Opposition researchers for the presumptive Democratic nominee took turns reading the name of each lawsuit from a thick stack of papers yesterday, with one keeping tally on a whiteboard.
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At two o'clock, she meets with her staff of twenty young men and women in a room equipped with a whiteboard and two facing rows of identical small desks.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated the tournament in which Arkansas-Little Rock Coach Chris Beard broke his hand by punching a whiteboard.
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In one case, updates to the daily death toll were foiled when it was discovered that the previous day's numbers had been written on a whiteboard in permanent marker.
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" Television producer Hart Hanson praised Porter on Twitter, asking, "How many lives did Katie Porter save today using a whiteboard, a bullshit detector, and an ability to retain focus?
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A series of now-deleted tweets published on Friday by a prominent conservative commentator provided a glimpse of the infamous whiteboard inside White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's office.
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At the entrance to the children's ward, a whiteboard lists the injuries: shrapnel, mine, shrapnel, shrapnel, mine, shrapnel, bullet, bullet, bullet, shrapnel, shotgun, bullet, shrapnel, bullet, bullet, bullet, bullet.
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In the St. John's locker room, players sat in a tight U-formation around Coach Joe Tartamella, who spent his time in front of a whiteboard sketching out plays.
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The wines available for tasting were marked on a whiteboard above the tasting counter, and we each received lists like this to make notes about the ones we tried.
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At the end of the scene, he closes his voiceover by writing his name on the classroom whiteboard and discovers too late that he's accidentally used a Sharpie marker.
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" They looked like really lame band names but were, instead, potential sketch ideas scrawled on a whiteboard in the writers' room of the comedy series "Baroness Von Sketch Show.
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"In endless hiring meetings, Bezos, after interviewing the candidate himself, would grill every other interviewer, occasionally constructing elaborate charts on a whiteboard detailing the job seeker's qualifications," Wired reports.
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At his Burnsville event, before the latest White House shake-up, Meadows described what was likely the infamous Bannon whiteboard to a room full of supporters in the district.
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His infamous whiteboard in the West Wing listed the promises Trump had made to the voters, and he was determined to check as many of them off as possible.
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John came in one morning, who's great, John came in one morning and literally just went up to the whiteboard in the writer's room and drew it, the whole thing.
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Jamboard comes with a couple of passive styli (about the size of a whiteboard marker) and a bun-shaped eraser (it's just a chunk of plastic with a microfiber cloth).
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Google has finally given a price and release date for the Jamboard, the 55-inch touchscreen display it wants businesses to buy and use as a hybrid whiteboard / conferencing system.
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Fink put him to a different kind of artistic test at 2017's VidCon by swapping his envy-inducing palette collection for a few dry erase markers and a whiteboard.
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Dolgov is sitting in one of X's conference rooms, whiteboard marker in hand, MacBook Pro splayed before him, asking me to describe to him the difference between Garfield and Odie.
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The vendor account executive politely declines by explaining that if you put 10 smart people at the same whiteboard, one will be writing and the other nine will be erasing.
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Once we got to the Screw shop, he fell mostly silent, briefly talking to the proprietors who he's known for decades, pointing out a whiteboard that lists every Screw tape.
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Office Lens lets you capture information from a whiteboard, or take photos of a document and have them automatically cropped to look like they were scanned on a professional scanner.
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One senator told me that he recommends his colleagues in Congress hold town halls, set up a whiteboard, and ask folks what are the 20 issues they care most about.
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A whiteboard checklist documented his Saturday morning: insertion of a large-bore IV as a potential conduit for antibiotics, a round of blood draws, and discussions with the ER doctor.
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Bonner also objected to Point72's alleged "sexist and misogynist treatment" of women, citing as an example a whiteboard in Haynes' office that contained the word "pussy" for several weeks.
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Google's newest gadget is for your office: Today, the company is announcing Jamboard, a new cloud-connected digital whiteboard that hooks into its "G Suite" of apps for corporate customers.
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It has two tables with eight seats each and a whiteboard with markers that guests can use during meetings for notes, said Seamus Gallagher, the property's director of guest experience.
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To pitch the services of Turnkey Contractor Solutions, the company he partly owned, he used a whiteboard the size of a picture window to lay out his project management prowess.
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As she swaps the whiteboard for a webcam, the pandemic sweeping Europe is forcing Detemple, who teaches at the International Bilingual School (EIB), to rethink how she holds her classes.
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She recalls an early visit to the organization's first headquarters at a warehouse in Los Angeles: "They had a whiteboard with a list of volunteers in every state," she says.
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It may not be the most romantic thing, but Bill's whiteboard list was reflective of the weight of the decision: "I took the idea of marriage very seriously," Bill says.
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All the way back in August, Bannon's whiteboard reflected the growing importance of a tax cuts bill, as evidenced by this photo from author Dinesh D'Souza's visit on Aug. 4.
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No one is immune to leaks in the tech world and today it's Microsoft's turn as a version of its anticipated Whiteboard app looks like its leaked on the web.
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Del Vizo, driven to distraction by her isolation, tries to think of new tasks for her few remaining staff members, which she writes out on the small whiteboard in the kitchen.
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"Selling this spot in line for the iPhone X," he wrote on a whiteboard, and posted to Instagram — with his phone number, a rather risky thing to post to the internet.
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ON ONE WALL of Stephen Bannon's office in the West Wing of the White House is a large whiteboard with a list of promises the president made on the campaign trail.
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All four tools are compatible with the Hangouts Meet video chat service the company launched back in March, as well as with the Jamboard, Google's $5,000 digital whiteboard released in May.
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At Kaptivo, a company that's bringing high-tech image recognition, motion capture and natural language processing technologies to the lowly whiteboard, executives are hoping that the second time is the charm.
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Leaping to a whiteboard, Mr Li calculates that the impact China's cars have had on the planet over the past decade equals that of all cars in the previous 100 years.
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Google is starting to expand availability of the Jamboard throughout Europe, in what seems to be the first real sign that the company is having some success with its digital whiteboard.
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This Wroclaw, Poland-based company offers a sort of iPad-powered whiteboard that lets you collaboratively display drawings and text, equations, and even stamp out fun (and educational) clip art presentations.
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There's no technical limitation on how many people can collaborate on Whiteboard, but Microsoft is strangely limiting the web and iOS versions to an Office 365 commercial account at the moment.
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The process benefits those who think verbally, rather than those that require quiet, like me, to gather their thoughts; which questions whether the whiteboard can identify talent amoung varying personality types.
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Find one and present it at your next A&R meeting along with your hot daddy of a new signing and a whiteboard on which you've written "My idea = the future".
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"It was a kind of entrepreneurial safe house, a place where like-minded obsessives could gather in front of a whiteboard and debate the intricacies of building internet companies," Stone writes.
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So one of the most visually effective sequences in "Opening Skinner's Box," dedicated to John M. Darley and Bibb Latané's studies on bystander intervention, makes its case with … a giant whiteboard.
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A large whiteboard logged the birth time for each baby born in the past few days, along with its name, birth weight, mother's name and age, and how many children she had.
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The sensors can see line colors, which means that Root can change its behavior depending on the color it encounters on the whiteboard (one that's drawn by itself or another Root robot).
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JW: I needed something that would get me to keep cracking open the books and writing code on the whiteboard every day, even though it was terribly intimidating and sometimes sleep-inducing.
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Do we, for example, rely on employees to never take a picture of a whiteboard or to ensure their phone settings are such that the picture is not stored in the cloud?
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Whiteboard participants don't need to use a stylus to draw or annotate, keyboard input and touchscreens are also supported so all modern devices will be able to make use of the app.
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A large group huddled in a classroom peered at a whiteboard that read, "Duvet—Crosswise, ¼ on spot, ¾ on top," along with a tiringly long list of other rules for making a bed.
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When it announced the new Surface Pro a few months back, Microsoft also used the opportunity to preview Whiteboard, a Windows 10 app designed to offer creative and business collaboration across devices.
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That will also get you some markers to plug into the center of the robot for drawing and a "foldout whiteboard," which is basically a laminated sheet, but it does the trick.
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Searches for things like "whiteboard" and "cat" bring up results, but with a higher error rate on what it shows and a miss count on stuff it should have compared to Google.
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During his time in the White House, Steve Bannon was infamous for using a whiteboard to track all of President Trump's campaign promises to help him deliver on those promises in office.
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Somewhere in the mountains of refuse and trash generated by the 2016 NBA Finals lies the remnants of the whiteboard Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr shattered in anger during Game 1.
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I roughly sketched my own model on an office whiteboard and ended up with a subscription number just over 70 million, likely the result of weighting Amazon penetration in Asia more heavily.
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On your desktop, you'll have lots of options, such as your multiple screens, a whiteboard, your iPhone if you plug it in, and any apps you may have open on your computer.
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Upstairs, in a room secured by a metal door, detailed maps of Syrian villages cover the walls, and the roles of various suspects in the Syrian government are listed on a whiteboard.
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Fortune:Inside a bland conference room—equipped with video screens, a whiteboard, and an American flag—a small squad of Facebook employees is trying to prevent disinformation campaigns from tilting the upcoming midterm elections.
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Microsoft is also obsessed with pushing giant screens for productivity, so it wouldn't be surprising to see some type of whiteboard technology or hardware like the Surface Hub being demonstrated for school environments.
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Allred, a cherubic figure with a brushstroke of strawberry blonde hair, has just finished a brainstorm on the topic of automating Lambda's admissions; a whiteboard behind him holds a sketch of potential pipelines.
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In fact, some intrepid reddit users who analyzed the scribbles on Richard's whiteboard in the preview video for the next episode have seemingly found clues that suggest he's at least considering mesh networking.
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"That does not translate to Valley culture, starting with the whiteboard interview," because it requires people to work through errors in front of the interviewer, as opposed to presenting only the right answer.
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Here's a glimpse of what that looked like, recorded through Goelst's headset: Off to the side of the spaceship was a virtual whiteboard which both of us could write on with our styluses.
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E-Ink and Quirk Logic think you'd write on it, and that's what they hope you'll do with the Quilla, a 42-inch display that works as both signage and a digital whiteboard.
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Microsoft was on a tear and would soon surpass General Electric as the world's most valuable company, while Drugstore was an idea on a whiteboard backed by a cash-burning dot-com darling.
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"People are going to say things no matter what, whether it's to their faces or on a whiteboard, it's just something you can't always control," Sofia Sokansanj, a freshman at MSU, told WLNS.
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In Microsoft's Whiteboard app, there's a tool that can automatically read your handwriting, and then automatically "beautify" it so that anyone you work with isn't forced to try to decipher your chicken scratch.
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An unidentified person drew the symbol on a whiteboard in the school after a teacher's written notes during an a etymology lesson about the naming of the Nazi political party, The Post reported.
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Mikutel started writing on his Whiteboard and then Bathiche did the same on the second Surface Studio and Han-yi Shaw, Group Program Manager, Office Hardware Innovation Team, picked up the Surface Pro.
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They are then sent to destinations scrawled on a whiteboard - cities from Odessa in the south to Mariupol in the east, close to the frontline of Ukraine's simmering conflict with Russian-backed separatists.
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For several weeks last year, a whiteboard in the office of a top executive had the word "pussy" written on it, leaving the firm's few senior women feeling uneasy, according to the lawsuit.
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They are then sent to destinations scrawled on a whiteboard - cities from Odessa in the south to Mariupol in the east, close to the frontline of Ukraine's simmering conflict with Russian-backed separatists.
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The students' tables had whiteboard surfaces, and the children wrote down conservation goals—saving gorillas from poachers, keeping sea turtles out of fishermen's nets—and tried to ideate how a Sphero could help.
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During his final weeks in the White House, Mr. Bannon kept a whiteboard in his office, on which he had scrawled a calendar for trade actions against China, the European Union and others.
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Google has been improving this space for years with tools like Docs and Drive, and it's now taking a step into the physical world with an alternative to Microsoft's digital whiteboard, the Surface Hub.
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The consumer version of the product offers a few subtle tweaks from the prototype the company's been showing off for a while, including a small whiteboard eraser built into the bottom of the robot.
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According to American Bar Association figures analyzed by the Legal Whiteboard, for the 503 class, this figure was 250 percent, up from 2000 percent in 260, though 4,000 fewer people graduated from law school.
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Video of Katie Porter's questioning of Tim Sloan: An on-the-record contradiction like that is a black mark during a congressional hearing; having it hammered home with a whiteboard display is downright humiliating.
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Hiring managers want to see how you think through problems and solutions, so take the opportunity to walk them through your thought process by writing the building blocks of your strategy on the whiteboard.
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Tomás Uriostegui, an Amazon employee at the Skokie facility, told BuzzFeed News that after HR's message appeared on the whiteboard, he received 33 minutes of paid sick leave via the company's online employee hub.
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"She cannot change being a white woman," Mr. Clements said of Ms. Cain, as the two sat beneath a makeshift whiteboard with the names of major African-American cultural figures they hope to enlist.
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Wherever you have to track it ... whether it's an app, a spreadsheet or a whiteboard on your refrigerator ... start tracking every single expense and income, and that will help you pay off the debt.
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Jessica and Jacob have a son together, and their living room and kitchen are arranged like a nursery school, with a poster displaying the ABCs, a whiteboard, and wooden coat hangers shaped like trucks.
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Back at the whiteboard, next to the life optimization chart, Viswanathan sketches out a grand chart of computing history, tracking the PC and web from their origins as niche industries to ubiquity in 2019.
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If you have 10 people working through a problem on a whiteboard for two hours, you can't have the whole premise of the work be wrong because of a bad assumption at the outset.
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" Those deliverables are the fulfillment of the campaign promises that Bannon once featured on a whiteboard in his White House office, said Nunberg, who added that Bannon's shadow "still hovers over the West Wing.
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There was still wine in the refrigerator and liquor at the bar; a prep list was scribbled on a whiteboard in the kitchen; menus were propped up in a wooden box near the entrance.
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She holed herself up in the bowels of the theater to keep tinkering with the telecast master plan, which was laid out on a colossal whiteboard, every minute mapped out using color-coded magnets.
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Qeexo is working on an even more advanced set of gestures called TouchTools that let users bring up, say, a virtual measuring tape, whiteboard eraser or magnifying glass by using a two-handed touch gesture.
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At first glance, they appear to be similar to Microsoft's own Surface Hub digital whiteboard offering, but are actually "a non-compute peripheral extending the PC desktop experience to room scale," according to the company.
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"America's Rabbi, " as Boteach calls himself, exposed what the Trump strategist has apparently been working on when they posed for a photo with Bannon's whiteboard — containing his hand-written to-do list — in the background.
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The furniture was minimal, the lighting bright, and the walls, made of whiteboard, were covered with lists, charts, arrows, boxes, job titles, question marks, and exhortations in red and black and blue and green Sharpie.
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Much of Rise CEO Suneel Gupta and One Medical CEO Tom Lee's first interactions happened in front of a whiteboard at the One Medical offices after the pair were introduced by mutual investor Google Ventures.
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Still, the first clue that something creepy is going on with their latest project is in the cryptic list of ground rules that the chipper, can-do Ted (Michael Ray Wisely) writes on the whiteboard.
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At one point Shaw was drawing on the same Whiteboard as Mikutel, but we couldn't see it on the main board because Mikutel was zoomed in while Shaw's writing was a significant virtual distance away.
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Now, while Mr. Trump tweets and rages, and drifts aimlessly from one policy to the next, Mr. Bannon keeps a whiteboard in his office war room with a handwritten list of Mr. Trump's campaign promises.
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The best course of action is to go get the Bannon whiteboard, recruit a band of hard-nosed outsiders committed to that agenda, and prioritize it over the impulses to do things the Washington way.
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Coaches are as likely to shoot the breeze as to draw Xs and Os on a whiteboard, hoping to make recruits — and their families — feel like their college is a suitable home-away-from-home.
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Trump's chief strategist checks off tasks when they're accomplished, but there are some pledges on Bannon's whiteboard that nobody believes will be met — not in the first 100 days, and in some conspicuous cases, not ever.
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LaConte is a pioneer in the field of real-time fMRI — he invented machine learning-based real-time fMRI — and looks the part, russet beard, math-covered whiteboard, multiple screens winking to life on his desk.
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And even TV companies like Samsung are creating products that attempt to leverage expertise in both categories — take the 55-inch Flip touchscreen whiteboard, for example, which is basically a 4K TV converted for office use.
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True to the aesthetics and working conventions of our time, we composed the bulk of it together at a shared hot desk inside a glass-walled conference room equipped with ergonomic chairs and a "smart" whiteboard.
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The anonymous Redditor's dossier drew a picture—with the sort of elaborate graphical aids that belong on a whiteboard in a caper movie—of a man propped up by a loose local confederation of mutual interest.
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Some believe the most efficient way to work is to create lists of tasks and assign them; others believe it's more efficient to visualize those tasks on cards and arrange the cards on a digital whiteboard.
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I would scribble equations on a pad or a whiteboard, trying to sway him, but when I was done, I would find that the answer was the one he had already worked out in his head.
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The Walmart lot, which had emerged as an unofficial distribution site for aid, also features a whiteboard with names of people who are missing from the fires, and a list of shelters that have available beds.
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For example, you'll get the ability to conduct polls, the ability to share a whiteboard that participants can collaborate on, the option to add support for up to 1,000 participants for an extra fee, and more.
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At 5 pm on Monday, several staffers in the DC office are circled on couches around a massive whiteboard, calling their colleagues in Phoenix and Albuquerque and getting updates on delayed flights in Denver and Dallas.
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So doing a bunch of whiteboard sessions where we go through, here are the top things that the algorithm looks at, and doing a blog post every time we make a substantive change to the News Feed.
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They are the whiteboard test-obsessed project managers (confession: I own multiple whiteboards) and the clueless HR managers who list requirements like, "5 years of Swift Programming Language Experience needed" in job postings (hint: Swift release = 2014).
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Later Thursday, with the assistance of a large whiteboard, prosecutor Amanda Vaughn began to weave testimony about Menendez's efforts on the port screening contract into a chronology corresponding to political donations Melgen made at the senator's request.
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In true teenage fashion, not a single student said a word and she spent all of fifth period trying to figure out what was so funny every time she turned her back to write on the whiteboard.
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TechCrunch can't verify the accuracy of these claims, but this is what Instagram's team told us: Today's Instagram whiteboard session with reporters, its first, should go a long way to clearing up misunderstandings about how it works.
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My personal favorite is the whiteboard of Oscar nominations that Todd Mr. Peanutbutter end up frantically brainstorming, which is just packed with jokes and pointed digs, like the two filling the Best Director category with all women.
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Cristobal Viedm tells me the new funding will in part be used to bring Lingokids to the web and Windows/MacOS, which in turn will make it more suitable for teachers delivering lessons via an electronic whiteboard.
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The room was silent as Ms. O'Reilly, who has a speech impairment that can make it difficult to understand her, stood next to a podium and went through the locations on the map, displayed on a whiteboard.
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Remote users can use the app to add stuff to the whiteboard, and in the demo I saw it took just a couple of seconds for a post it to jump from an Android tablet to the Jamboard.
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Right now, it's streaming a smart home live stream promoting the Amazon Echo Dot (naturally), a Valentine's Day Gift Shop stream discussing a chocolate fountain, and a Back to Business channel that's talking about a tempered glass whiteboard.
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"Soon, you might be able to take a photo of a whiteboard after a meeting, stick it in Evernote, and the app will automatically pull out action items and add them to your to-do list," Pierce writes.
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But none are more on-brand than Kylie, who has to post at least one photo of a hair change per month, per the giant editorial calendar we assume Kris Jenner has on a whiteboard in her pantry.
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Bannon told me that "the policy is the politics," and insisted his plan of ticking off campaign promises from his office whiteboard would have put the White House and the party in the best possible position for 2018.
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I'm no expert, but I find it hard to believe Abbott and Costello (the names the humans rudely assign to the main aliens) really became nearly fluent in English by squinting at a whiteboard from 50 feet away.
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Witnesses described the practice of "running the gantlet, " in which district managers dressed in themed costumes, formed a gantlet and had managers run individually down the line to a whiteboard where they were to report their sales numbers.
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Steve Kerr, the mildest man in sport, his face twisted with rage, biceps swelling out of his jacket, UNLEASHING his hand-rocks onto a poor whiteboard and shattering it into several pieces like a goddang piece of matzah.
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Littered around Perich's studio are a series of machine-generated drawings, a few copies of his microchip albums, and a to-do list scrawled on a whiteboard; there's little that hints at his background as a classical composer.
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Google's Jamboard is not a kitchen app for curating PB&J recipes – it's a 55-inch digital whiteboard, with pen and touch input, companion iOS and Android apps, an Nvidia Jetson TX1 processor on board and 4K resolution.
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Developers can access these streams via Huddly's API to allow for intelligent features like auto-crop, digital pans and tilts or content capturing (think automatically capturing and transcribing the content on a whiteboard in a room, for example).
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That effort was evident in the fourth week of the trial, when one of the prosecutors, Amanda Vaughn, dragged a whiteboard to the front of the courtroom and marked up the timing of Dr. Melgen's donations and gifts.
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On a whiteboard, Tan drew me a diagram of the process: first, building a wall in the water, reaching all the way down into the seabed; next, draining the water behind the wall and replacing it with infill.
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Ocean scientists drag nets through the water to find the fish or plankton they are looking for, tag whales with harpoon-like devices, or scuba dive with an erase-proof whiteboard and hand counter to tally reef fish.
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Microsoft is also updating the Microsoft Whiteboard with new templates, and teachers with an Office 365 subscription can now make use of 10 new lesson plans that include 23 custom 3D models to bring those lessons to life.
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Touchscreen smart TVs from DTEN, a "certified hardware provider" for popular video conferencing service Zoom, have flaws that hackers could use to essentially bug conference rooms, lift video feeds, or nab notes written on the device's digital whiteboard.
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Well before the 2017 stories broke, Belloni's magazine had set up a "war room" complete with a whiteboard that featured the names of women who worked at Weinstein's companies, in the hope of getting someone to speak with them.
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A computer scientist who runs the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Seattle, he greets me in his bright office wearing jeans and a salmon-colored shirt, ushering me in past a whiteboard scrawled with musings about machine intelligence.
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LeCun, who retains the rich accent of his native France and has a Bride of Frankenstein shock of white in his thick mass of dark hair, stood at a whiteboard energetically sketching out theories of possible deep-learning advances.
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Irving made four of his final five shots and helped the Celtics seal their latest win down the stretch before answering the inevitable question of "how's your face?" while standing near a whiteboard inside a cramped Boston locker room.
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So in reporting that on May 2nd, a rabbi tweeted a selfie with Mr Bannon posing in front of a whiteboard in his office, and thus "inadvertently" revealed a list of possible policies, it feels appropriate to use quotation marks.
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The handful of designers and engineers set up shop in a drab office replete with stained carpet, old furniture, a leaky bathroom next door, and little on the walls but a whiteboard and, for some reason, a poster of a chicken.
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His district is Trump country: Trump campaigned there three times during the 2016 campaign, and remains wildly popular in the district, according to new poll numbers from Gaetz's consultant, which are scrawled on a whiteboard in the corner of his office.
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Interactive whiteboard Explain Everything, music and podcast maker Soundtrap, and video project tool WeVideo are creative apps built by partners that are now offered at a discounted rate to schools when purchased together – whether that's alongside Chromebooks or as standalone subscriptions.
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The goal with the Jamboard remains the same as ever, though: it's still offered only to business customers as a way to help teams collaborate by syncing whiteboard drawings across multiple boards, apps, and locations, and it's still really expensive.
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The line has grown to include two convertible tablets, a pair of laptops, a 28-inch all-in-one and a high-tech whiteboard, while the devices themselves have become some of the most capable and compelling in their respective spaces.
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If I do land a gig at Amazon, chances are I won't ever be asked to set up a game board of Minesweeper; which questions whether the whiteboard is an apt judge of skills that will be practiced in the workplace.
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On a whiteboard in the office of Tamika Howard, the general manager, notes are written in three colors, for the label's three primary acts: Migos, an emerging Atlanta rapper named Lil Baby, and Lil Yachty, Quality Control's other big success story.
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It was spacious, consisting of two rooms, and had a determined-to-be-cheerful air, with an orange-painted wall and a whiteboard on which someone had doodled a picture of a raspberry plant over a diagram of a chemical compound.
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After a stunning comeback against Northern Iowa in the second round of the N.C.A.A. tournament, Texas A&M guard Alex Caruso burst into the locker room and wrote the word "believe" on the whiteboard, underlined and with two exclamation points.
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He has a large whiteboard at work to keep track of office projects, and on one side is a mission statement he and his wife wrote, outlining objectives for family life, including ways to be a good father and husband.
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Suddenly you couldn't go and visit somebody in the hospital where there wasn't a whiteboard where they would ask you to rate your pain on a scale of 1 to 10, or draw a smiley face or a frowny face.
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"The key to this investigation is learning why that switch was lined that way because the expectation was, of course, that the Amtrak train would be operating like this," he said, pointing to a whiteboard showing the passenger train's southbound direction.
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To Louise's infinite satisfaction, when she shows them a word—her species, or her name—on a whiteboard, they write back, not in script but in mottled black circles that they describe in elegant squirts, daring her to decipher every blot.
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I spent my first few weeks with Noah carting around an overflowing bowl of trail mix and a rolling whiteboard, on which he patiently diagrammed how cookie tracking worked, how data were sent server-side, how to send an HTTP request.
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Some of the more advanced Teams features are only available in the paid version, like closed captioning and "intelligent capture," which actually makes a host transparent so that the folks dialing in can see what's being written on the whiteboard.
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Five pieces of white vellum were tacked neatly to a whiteboard on the wall; swooping arcs made with pen, Wite-Out, scissors, and a French curve—biomorphs, as Heizer called them, which inspired the shapes of some of his canvases.
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They can also program Root to scrawl out information on a white board at a particular time of day, create a mural, clean a whiteboard any time it is dirty or sound an alarm whenever a person walks through a doorway.
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Ms. Lavarde and her farming tutor, Guilain Vergé, 36, use the shelter to do their bookkeeping and to keep track of their crops on a whiteboard as they wait for authorization from the local government to build a decent barn.
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Since 2014, IBM has spent $380 million renovating its work spaces in the United States, which now bear all the hallmarks of the new hybrid design — open spaces, whiteboard walls, no offices, sit-or-stand desks, huddle rooms and phone rooms.
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It could go after the one group of unauthorized immigrants Trump has declined to target so far — young adults protected under Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, one of the "two illegal" executive orders likely referred to on the whiteboard.
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But others, like the Block Chain Future State Founder Whiteboard Globe Drawing series, which features the over-sized globes that represent the imagined strategies for future states, feel like they could easily be found in any of these companies' offices.
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In other words, there's a good chance Microsoft is starting to feel some heat in this high-margins category, and that's probably factoring into why Microsoft is now announcing the Surface Hub 2, an upgraded version of its whiteboard-with-smarts concept.
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It is, naturally, built around the company's suite of office apps and uses Google Cast for collaborations with mobile devices and remote users who don't happen to have their own 55-inch interactive whiteboard (which, I assume is most people in the world).
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" But I don't know if they ever did like a whiteboard scenario saying, "Okay, let's imagine that you have a nation-state that's trying to impact our election, what are the 100 ways that you could manipulate an election in the U.S.?
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" Ilya Hykinson, a Kalanick colleague at an earlier start-up, recalls: "He'd write a large dollar figure on the whiteboard, circling it and outlining it for effect, just in case somebody came by and saw it ... That's kind of a weird, sleazy move.
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"Same for HoloLens, but because it's Microsoft I do think they're going to try to turn it into some productivity dreamland where you can interact with decks and charts and whatnot in the meeting room instead of a dumb whiteboard," he added.
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Included on the whiteboard are pledges on immigration, which include plans to to "cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities, build the border wall suspend immigration from terror-prime regions," and "suspend the Syrian refugee program," repealing and replacing Obamacare and tax reform.
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At the counter, a whiteboard quoted Genesis—"And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, And between thy seed and her seed; it shall crush thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel"—and noted a special dish (smoked-chicken sandwich).
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In typical "Silicon Valley" style, Erlich's story is framed by a masturbation anecdote — shades of the great "middle out" whiteboard that closed Season 1 — but as he's describing his "Mona Lisa" of venture capital manipulation, we know that the uptick is phony.
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After a flustered Richard blasts a focus group that's "totally freaked out" by the platform, he needs an hourslong whiteboard tutorial to win them over — or, at a minimum, reassure them that Pied Piper won't become sentient and take over the world.
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She used a whiteboard to walk the tongue-tied JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon through an Irvine, California, bank teller's monthly budget, asking how exactly that worker should cover a $567 shortfall after covering basic living expenses with a paltry Chase paycheck.
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Like the competition, the system works for collaborative whiteboard-style note taking, meeting scheduling and does video conferencing by way of an on-board 4K camera and a 12 microphone array featuring on-board VoiceTrack technology, which zooms in on specific speakers.
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What to watch: 2017 saw an uptick in the number of young adults buying homes, but as a result, restaurant sales underperformed, according to Neely Tamminga, CEO and Chief Whiteboard Artist of DISTILL, which advises executives and board members of consumer-based businesses.
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If you think it could be a big company, and you're stressing about small things, raise money and buy the whiteboard, hire the additional person and get back to what you should be doing, which is running your business and growing it quickly.
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Even so, he has to convince you that these searching, burgeoning heroes and villains fit together emotionally, not simply on a Lucasfilm whiteboard, and that they have the requisite lightness and heaviness, the ineffable spirit and grandeur to reinvigorate a pop-cultural juggernaut.
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When I did I went into his office, and on a whiteboard he just started to diagram the ways in which he wanted to change the editorial process of the magazine and all of these shifts, and it was a being imposed.
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"We turn a self-critical eye to how we do everything, including should we do whiteboard exercises on the wall if we know that those sometimes particularly put at a disadvantage people of a certain population, whether it's women or another group," she said.
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In most respects, the in-demand room resembles all other conference rooms in the office — one wall is covered with a whiteboard, the center table opens up to reveal the same USB ports and plugs, and there is a screen on another wall for presentations.
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And while a whiteboard that works across the country with multiple people drawing on it and adding webpages probably sounds like a dream to middle managers everywhere, the product's price makes it hard to justify for all but the most sensationally funded tech startups.
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Once, he covered a whiteboard with lines and arrows connecting PepsiCo and Coca-Cola employees to various rings of the NSCA, from low-level members to board members, to the editors of the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, which had published the study.
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There was a map of each beat within the precinct—an area, more than half the size of Manhattan, that includes Savannah's most violent neighborhoods—along with a display case of various drug samples and a whiteboard listing police cars that were out of commission.
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He would be riding the subway, or walking in the park, and the faces that appeared before him seemed less like strangers locked in silence than like people who might offer him their secrets, if given a small room, a whiteboard, a friendly teacher.
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He seems most at ease when he is marking up the erasable whiteboard walls that line his office, or spending time with his wife and children at their home in Hidden Hills, a gated suburb in the far reaches of the San Fernando Valley.
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Ron Klain, a top Biden adviser who led former President Barack Obama's Ebola response, did a whiteboard explanation of Trump's coronavirus response and Biden's plan that has been viewed 423 million times on Twitter, nearly 400,000 times on Instagram and 235,000 times on Facebook.
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Instead, the campaign has turned to a digital format to relay its messaging, including a whiteboard explainer video from Ron Klain, a Biden campaign adviser who led the Obama administration's Ebola response, on Trump's handling of the crisis and Biden's plan to combat the pandemic.
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In a large office scattered with drums, family mementos, and a well-used whiteboard, on the second floor of Creatlve Artist Agency's Los Angeles glass, steel, and marble headquarters, Michael Yanover is busy plotting which CAA-repped talent could be the next big entrepreneur.
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Second, it's potentially more fun than most because it's programming can be carried out vertically — or at least on any wall with metal behind or on it, which may make it the perfect classroom robot since there's a metal-backed whiteboard at the front of most classrooms.
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With the updated app, when you go to snap a photo of a document, whiteboard, business card or another item that's not a traditional photo, Pix will automatically detect what it's seeing in real-time and make intelligent camera adjustments to help you get the best picture.
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Although small E Ink notepads like the reMarkable tablet are the first things that come to mind when thinking about the potential uses for the JustWrite screen, screens that are up to 3-feet wide are also possible, theoretically allowing the screen to replace a traditional whiteboard.
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"At IAS … there's a hunger for being able to build the business together and being comfortable with ambiguity and not having a playbook and comfort with being handed a marker, going to (a) whiteboard and figuring out how to build our verification business together," she told CNBC.
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Afghanistan Dispatch JALALABAD, Afghanistan — On the small whiteboard above the little girl's hospital bed, in the medical bills that she had no one left to pay, and in the news reports about a shattered toddler's struggle to survive, she was called Fereshta — the Persian word for angel.
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One change was to have students begin every school day using a digital whiteboard to privately tell their teachers whether they were feeling happy, neutral, or sad — a strategy that demonstrates elder support and encourages younger generations to trust and feel more comfortable asking for help.
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But even the people working in this space who really know the technology the best—the researchers who could get up for ten straight hours at a whiteboard and explain in detail how the entire system works—it was not an obvious buy, to that crowd of people.
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After all, at $8,999 for the 55-inch model and $21,999 for the 84-inch version, the Surface Hub may well be too rich for a lot of companies' blood — particularly given the fact that the interactive video conferencing whiteboard isn't exactly a well-trod space for most businesses.
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The space is divided up into four quadrants, three of which you can "teleport" to — similar to other VR games, it's a trick used to minimize the real-life space needed to walk around — and one featuring a large whiteboard that reminds you of the current task at hand.
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They include customized backgrounds; and support for cameras to capture content to bring in new ways of interacting in Teams beyond text — something that will be further explored with the eventual integration Microsoft Whiteboard, for people to create and ingest presentations that are hand-written into the system.
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Klaxoon also offers other tools like an interactive whiteboard (remember Smartboards, also in classrooms?) as well as a closed networks for meeting participants that aims to be air-gapped from a broader network so those employees can conduct a meeting in private or if the room isn't available.
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Tandy had been in love tho, and clean, didn't have it in them to make war, so they had pouted until Dima came over and put their mind to rest, wiping it like a classroom whiteboard, empty of content but smeared with the streaks of what had come before.
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It boasts a map of the neighborhood painted on the driveway, a fabulous 285-foot-long play river — an installation art piece, designed for children's museums — and a two-story log-cabin playhouse with a sleeping loft, whiteboard walls inside for coloring and really good speakers, blasting Talking Heads.
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It also helps that I have an It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia-style whiteboard, which at any time either lists my video release schedule, or is a mind map of the ascendant planes and how it intersects with reality and the Vex networks (that was a fun exploration).
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In early May, a photograph of Bannon revealed a whiteboard in the West Wing with at least 18 immigration-related bullet points (text cut off by photo is filled in with italics below): It appears as though some Republicans in Congress are beginning to follow through on some of these priorities.
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So it made sense that in June 29, the two recently-retired Army colonels and a Silicon Valley thought leader met between the whiteboard-clad walls of an office space on California Avenue in Palo Alto to merge their visions: a think tank for national defense merged with a college course.
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It consists of three tools: WhiteboarderR, a drag-and-drop tool for describing the model (just like you would on a whiteboard); UploadR for matching this model with your data; and DashboardR for — you guessed it — building dashboards that also allow their users to easily dig deeper into the data.
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Whenever he's faced with a decision of any kind—whether it's choosing whether or not to help Eleanor (Kristen Bell) become a good person, or if he should use pen and paper or markers and a whiteboard to make a pro-con list—he exclaims that he has a stomachache.
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Porter, who is known for her incisive questioning of witnesses, then asked Kadlec whether he knew the prices of several medical services that could be associated with a coronavirus test, writing down her own figures for each service on a whiteboard she had brought to the House Oversight Committee hearing.
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The whiteboard was quite likely a helpful aid; the methodical parsing of every detail — hotel receipts, credit card statements and passports, among other things — mixed with constant interruptions over legal points left many jurors inattentive, with some even nodding off, as the trial has dragged on at a sluggish pace.
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If Bannon is more loyal to the whiteboard — to Trumpism — than he is to Trump, and Trump doesn't deliver, it raises the question of how far Bannon (and the rest of the Trumpist base) is willing to go to push his former champion to transform America in the ways he promised.
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For an extra $100, you'll also get the "365 Days of Art," which will include the daily curated illustrations for a year — certainly not cheap when compared to the cost of a either a more traditional digital screen or an analog whiteboard, but perhaps worth the price if the idea appeals to you.
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These days, when even professional astronomers—who mostly book time on distant telescopes from the comfort of their air-conditioned offices—can go for months without actually having to look at the night sky, such a display is a welcome reminder of the cosmic spectacles which lie behind the equations on the whiteboard.
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Jim Morrill, a political reporter at The Charlotte Observer who has covered Mr. Burr since that first Senate race, described him as a candidate so unflashy he drives himself from one event to another, adding that he once produced a whiteboard from his trunk as a prop for one of his speeches.
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" Fulks, who is tall and lean, sat down with Fey for office-machine coffee in a brainstorm room with a piano, a Lego model of a locomotive, and a whiteboard with garbage bags taped over it, to hide from prying eyes her notes for a forthcoming musical adaptation of her film "Mean Girls.
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And even if you encrypt it and then clear it via a factory reset, the best and worst of your personal data—like messages, dick pics, and location history—can still be retrieved from the device, according to Ontario-based private investigator Chris Williams, who compares a hard drive to a whiteboard.
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Similarly, the HoloLens 2 augmented reality headset is said to be shipping with "Oasis" to let you pin apps and objects in 3D space on top of Windows Core OS while the gigantic whiteboard-sized Surface Hub 20193 may get "Aruba" on top of WCOS in 2020 when its modular "2X" upgrade cartridge ships.
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"To go from living in a car on an air mattress blown up in the back seat to seeing your name next to huge amazing stars on Scooter's whiteboard was amazing," he says in his bio about being introduced to manager Scooter Braun, who signed him under a joint deal with Republic Records during 2017.
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Nolan was joking about how he used to come upon disturbing Post-its scattered around the house when Flynn was deep in a project, and this inspired him to gift her the whiteboard that covers one wall, where she jots character motivations and bits of setting in the precisely loopy handwriting of a prom queen.
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Let's check that whiteboard, grab our Punky Brewster backpack, cook up some lava fries, break up with that nice x-ray technician, pour five ounces of white wine, pray that this chess tournament ends soon, pick up the phone and speak with the man responsible for all of these sticky, tricky situations: This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman.
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LEBRON JAMES REVEALS HE PLAYED WITH 'SELF-INFLICTED' INJURED HAND FOR MAJORITY OF NBA FINALS On Saturday, James revealed that he played the last three games of the series with a "self-inflicted" injury to his hand, incurred after letting "the emotions get the best" of him and punching a whiteboard out of frustration following Game 1.
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Regularly, the film cuts back to Driver, as Senate staffer Daniel J. Jones, pounding away on a computer keyboard, scribbling furiously on a whiteboard, taking instructions from his stern-faced boss or taping up photos, dossiers and Post-it notes on the walls of his windowless office until it starts to resemble the lair of a serial killer.
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As Kevin Roose put it in the New York Times: Using a proprietary app to report vote totals is the kind of thing that sounds simple on a start-up's whiteboard but utterly falls apart in a chaotic real-world environment, where connections drop, phones malfunction and poorly tested apps strain under a surge of traffic.
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The Canvas 27 is reportedly capable of rendering 100 percent of the Adobe RGB color space, which makes it ideal for photographers and graphic designers, and instead of a slick glass surface, Dell's chosen a matte finish so that when the pen is press to the glass it feels more like writing on a piece of paper instead of a whiteboard.
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There's a whiteboard menu scribbled with Thai specials; everyone's watching the TV, tuned to the latest Thai drama; Thai newspapers and magazines lay scattered, available for all the aunties and uncles that make their way over for their morning coffee, breakfast, and gossip; and the walls are adorned with portraits of the late, revered Thai king, His Majesty Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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Because you do not speak with a confident cadence, because you cannot show us how to balance a binary tree on a whiteboard, because you overlabored the difference between UI and UX, because you do not light up in the way that we light up when hearing about some obscure bug, some bad button, the latest bit of outrageousness on Hacker News.
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The space itself is really four areas: a library-type room with a large desk I can cover with a manuscript; an alcove with my decks and music; a smaller office with a whiteboard and reference books; and a balcony where I can sit outside and write in the sun, counting my blessings that I don't have a real job to do.
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The Cubicall, which starts at $6,495, allows businesses to customize the exterior wall with a design or logo; the Nomad, priced at $2995, is partially made from recycled plastic bottles, and TalkBox, which starts at $4,500, has whiteboard walls for writing notes and ideas on the spot and counts companies both large (Google) and small (Ipsy, the cosmetics subscription service) among its clients.
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In the suit, which was filed last month in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Lauren Bonner, an associate director at the firm, said that Mr. Haynes had belittled women employees — calling one a "dumb blonde" — and had a whiteboard in his office on which the word "pussy" was written in large letters and left there for several weeks last year.
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As they discuss the 1964 killing of Kitty Genovese and the 38 witnesses who supposedly did nothing — a number that came from a New York Times article that has since been called into question — two actors in white coats fill a whiteboard that spans the entire stage with statistics, charts, cartoon faces and even wisps of smoke (from a related experiment).
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A few avatars congregated in a conference room that has a whiteboard for jotting down notes, and others could be seen paired off in snuggeries equipped with sound isolation for confidential chats ("It's like the real world, only better," Rosedale said), relaxing in cabanas on the edge of an emerald sea, or doing whatever it is that people do around the campfire.
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"We just kept track on cards who we'd talked to and who we hadn't talked to and whether they were interested in more information or they wanted copies of the bill as we proceeded to develop it," Rounds told The Hill in an interview in his office, where a large Bison head and a whiteboard with the latest South Dakota grain prices greet visitors.
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While Bannon has been swanning around with his whiteboard, though, other figures in the White House and the rest of the executive branch have been working to implement the social arm of the Trumpist agenda: to crack down on legal and unauthorized immigration, to re-empower police officers to do what they need to do to crack down on street crime and left-wing protest.
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In early May, a photograph of Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon revealed a whiteboard in the West Wing with at least 18 immigration-related bullet points: The implication is that there are some things Congress will be "forced" to take up: "DACA kids are going to start timing out on us soon, so that issue will come up on us — but it's too early still," Republican Arizona Sen.
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There have been a lot of famous celebrations on the hallowed lawns of the All England Club, but the iconic image of Venus leaping, twirling, and pumping her fists with joy after Lindsay Davenport's on-the-run volley fell into the net on match point, while her father held a whiteboard sign in the stands that read "It's Venus' Party And No One Was Invited," stands out above the rest.
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While a few are tangible — Trump did pull out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and enact softwood lumber tariffs — others are a bit harder to quantify (how do you know when you've accomplished "buy American hire American"?) Here's what's on Bannon's whiteboard, as far as we can make out from the photo: While D'Souza deleted the initial tweets, their color-enhanced screenshots are still lurking around on Twitter, giving many armchair detectives an excuse to zoom in.
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The Saturday Profile IMPHAL, India — In her makeshift campaign office, surrounded by plywood desks and a giant whiteboard, Irom Chanu Sharmila rambled a bit, talking about the nearly 16 years she fasted to protest abuses by the armed forces, about spending most of that time in a hospital ward being force-fed through a nose tube under a law in India criminalizing suicide and about her reasons for ending the hunger strike and emerging to contest coming elections in Manipur State.
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Name: Hannah Perkins City: Phoenix, Arizona Years teaching: 6 School type: Public, Title 1 Grade and subject: 3rd grade, all subjects Students this year: 253 Amount school allots each classroom: $200 Amount spent out of pocket at the beginning of each school year: $300 Amount spent out of pocket replenishing supplies throughout the year: $200 What the money's spent on: School supplies for 32 kids, organizational tools When the kids came in for Meet the Teacher day, I already had markers, pencils, crayons, colored pencils, and whiteboard markers.
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Hanging across a massive installed wall, "Formalised Organisation Idea Painting (whiteboard) canvas: Zappos City Planning/Mural Inside GCHQ," paired together with a large-scale freestanding architectural model, presumably of Zappos corporate headquarters, strived to translate the bleed-through between the public-private sectors and corporate governance — all of which are particularly ominous in the context of Detroit, a city approaching peak velocity for corporate takeover, with billionaires like Dan Gilbert (Quicken Loans) and Mike Ilitch (Little Caesers) literally reshaping the face of the neighborhoods, one futuristic maquette at a time.
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A short list: Approving the Keystone Pipeline Getting out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Instituting the travel ban Repealing (or trying to) Obamacare Nominating and confirming a conservative judge to the Supreme Court Rolling back a series of environmental regulations Reversing an Obama executive order on gun control With each one of these decisions, Bannon marks a big red "X" on his whiteboard, a sign that Trump has moved a step closer to both fulfilling the promises he made to the people who voted him unto office and to ensuring they vote for him again come 2020.
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