mental polaroids taken notes sketches a lot of videos a lot of photos it's it's it's never ending and i hope it never does i mean that's and that's a reason you know i come across roads when when then it was pregnant and she said if it's a girl i get to name it and if it's a boy gary you get to name it message arrival still agree on it and when we found. it was a boy you know she started throwing names out like darts like sam fox everything that kept deflecting that year in there you know i kind of had rose in my pocket and partly because what you what you said earlier you know from doing on the road to the you know care where we put like 60000 miles on doing that all over the states south america mexico table con canada even and then we did a you know a last road trip from harlem to l.a. and i've been signed on to that project for quite a few years before so i did so many road trips on my own and coincidentally my my father and passed away 5 years ago after we'd finished a 3 week road trip and so when she let me name him i knew i wanted to be a little something metaphorical and roads

something i am working on that i have not mentioned is this polaroid. photo of somebody, it actually prints out a reverse image recognition photo of them off the internet, which is terrifying. it's a really scary thing. i tried taking a photo of my wife and i printed out a photo i had taken of her seven years ago, because it was on the internet somewhere. brian, can you keep these dumb projects coming, please? i can try. with covid—19, all i'm doing is sitting at home and making these things. i've been working from home now for almost a year, and i've done a lot of slouching. and i started getting worried i might be doing myself some harm. i've also been bombarded with instagram ads for this gadget that makes you sit up straight, so i thought i'd give it a go. this is the upright go 2, and you wear it at the top of your back. it comes with sticky pads so that you can stick it to your skin, or you can wear it on a neckband. i prefer the glue. once it's in place, you tap the button twice to calibrate. then, if you lean forward, it will vibrate, reminding

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something i am working on that i have not mentioned is this polaroid. photo of somebody, it actually prints out a reverse image recognition photo of them off the internet, which is terrifying. it's a really scary thing. i tried taking a photo of my wife and i printed out a photo i had taken of her seven years ago, because it was on the internet somewhere. brian, can you keep these dumb projects coming, please, because they're brilliant? i can try. it's all i've got in covid. i'm doing is sitting here at home and making these things. good, you're back. iam. now we're going to talk about stem cells. stem cells grow from one type of cell into any type of cell in the human body. but, for researchers, controlling that process is proving difficult. but now, one company in cambridge claims to be able to reprogram stem cells to produce any other type of human cell in large quantities. it's part of a growing trend to bioprint elements of the body. the ability to repair damaged cells and tissue in the body is the focus of the field of regenerative medicine. over

may be cases where you don't know our producer polaroid restaurant. they are given the opportunity to hire more in restaurants which puts them in a position to be more successful their cost of running those restaurants is a lot cheaper than example. a restaurant i have to here security. my car have a restaurant on the other side of town does not have to have security. while they're around that you can always find it much much more on our website including all the latest on the global vaccine rollout that's al-jazeera dot com. now that this is al-jazeera and these are the headlines and all to last continues to cripple large swathes of the united states where at least 30 people have now been killed millions are without power and under boil water advisories the national guard has been stationed across texas which is among the hardest hit states the governor there says it will be days before the situation starts to improve most of the state will be below freezing to more morning along north were.

way in many cases why don't our operators the polaroid restaurants. are they are given opportunities higher more in restaurants which puts them in a position to be more successful they're asked to run in those restaurants the light cheap is the example here a restaurant i have to here security. my car i will have a restaurant or on the other side of town does not have to have security. rescue teams in the democratic republic of congo say they're struggling to reach the bodies of those who died when an overcrowded boat capsized the 75 people and not have drowned when the vessel sank in the congo river on sunday night and hundreds of others are missing as lexi o'brien reports. the wreckage of the boats the limit lies close to shore on the congo river on the surface it's all broken wood and discarded the longings it's what lies beneath that rescue and recovery work is a focusing on our desire to be the majority of bodies are still in the boat because most of the passengers were killed as there was sleeping on different levels we need to break the boat ap

something i am working on that i have not mentioned is this polaroid. photo i had taken of her seven years ago, because it was on the internet somewhere. brian, can you keep these dumb projects coming, please? i can try. with covid—19, all i'm doing is sitting at home and making these things. i've been working from home now for almost a year, and i've done a lot of slouching. and i started getting worried i might be doing myself some harm. i've also been bombarded with instagram ads for this gadget that makes you sit up straight, so i thought i'd give it a go. this is the upright g0 2, and you wear it at the top of your back. it comes with sticky pads so that you can stick it to your skin, or you can wear it on a neckband. i prefer the glue. once it's in place, you tap the button twice to calibrate. then, if you lean forward, it will vibrate, reminding you to sit up straight. that's all there is to it. the application records how long you've been slouching, and how long you have been upright. where i completely forgot i was wearing it. at least once i s

reports, we have our eyes on it, a lot of times the reports that you see are more in the vein of a polaroid snapshot and not a movie. we operate in a movie. if we don't get something completed by the time they're there, we can get back in touch with you, rest assured we have our eyes on it. >> i yield back my three seconds. >> you can keep them. [laughter] >> thank you, mr. chairman. commissioner, i know you've covered this a little bit, but i might have missed some of it. you mentioned that the irs has dealt with a 20 million backlog, but there have been reports that refunds from last year of still a process, an issue that my district office has been dealing with. is that many of my constituents filed paper tax returns and when filing amendments to their taxes, they have waited over six months without a change to the tax status. when pressing the irs liaisons for more information, they were told that the backlog was so burdensome that there were trailers full of paper returns just languishing without any attempt to address the problem. can you tell us a little about that and what you need

so it didn't matter if you had a cell phone, a polaroid camera, any kind of camera, you just nicole.d the minute that camera left, it was a whole other person. she was back to vickie lynn. and how she did it, i don't know. but whatever she was doing, it was making everybody watch. >> in 2011, anna is offered a show that's pretty new to television. ♪ she says yes to a reality show. >> two thumbs up. my dream house. >> reality shows are really -- pretty much fresh-baked at this point. people like the osbournes. >> rock 'n' roll! >> or people like nick lachey and jessica simpson were doing these shows, revivifying their stardom. >> so here comes anna nicole smith into this brave world of reality television. >> that's my son. isn't he cute? >> was that who she really was? the first season was quite a ratings success. >> the luxurious hardware is coming out right now. >> whatever she did the crazier she got, i think was her ticket. it was all part of her plan. >> but the ratings started to plummet in the second season, and the show was cancelled before the third season really got underway

they are not living in this polaroid second. they understand moving forward that has to happen.y pelosi, if you are chuck schumer, joe biden, donald trump is your best friend. you want him to continue to be the face of the republican party because it's a loser. >> well, gene robinson, your new column is entitled "let's leave the 45th president behind and focus on what's ahead." the time is come to leave the sins and wickedness of the 45th president to the criminal justice system and to turn attention and energy to the challenges and opportunities that face the 46th. allowing ourselves to be held captive to the last four years serves no one except a self-obsessed ex-president. gene, nobody want to turn the page more than the media who he targeted, but the consequences he should face lest we find ourselves in this situation again. >> absolutely. in the political sphere, you know, the -- congress attemptd to hold him accountable for all that he has done. and i'm starting to get the feeling, i don't know. this is a hunch, that republicans are not going to hold donald trump accountab

something i am working on that i have not mentioned is this polaroid.. with covid—i9, all i'm doing is sitting at home and making these things. i've been working from home now for almost a year, and i've done a lot of slouching. and i started getting worried i might be doing myself some harm. i've also been bombarded with instagram ads for this gadget that makes you sit up straight, so i thought i'd give it a go. this is the upright go 2, and you wear it at the top of your back. it comes with sticky pads so that you can stick it to your skin, or you can wear it on a neckband. i prefer the glue. once it's in place, you tap the button twice to calibrate. then, if you lean forward, it will vibrate, reminding you to sit up straight. that's all there is to it. the application records how long you've been slouching and how long you have been upright, after a while i got used to it and i completely forgot i was wearing it. at least once i showered with it on. thankfully, it still works. after using it a few times, those stints where i was wearing it, i was man