This year HyperActive Technologies of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is launching "HyperActive Bob", a system that processes data collected by an array of cameras and alerts restaurant managers (either on site, or back at headquarters) when employees indulge in lengthy toilet breaks, or are slow to toss burgers onto the grill.
The crowds that gathered included Streb's longtime partner, the journalist Laura Flanders Albert Maysless of "Grey Gardens" fame, who was shooting footage for one of at least two documentaries under way about Streb and her work; and an array of locals who either received an alert from the London 2012 Festival or happened upon the events by chance.
They do all that with an array of wireless sensors-easily installed by you-that transmit alerts to your PDA or cell phone via an Internet-enabled base station.
Kongphan sat down in front of an array of four computer monitors and clicked a button to alert his followers that he was about to start streaming.
Inspired by a desire to talk smack to friends while watching sporting events, it will offer an array of products like chat, voting, game show participation, pop up alerts, auction watch through applets overlaid on broadcasts.
Sure, Minaj still knows how to talk filthy in an array of beautiful voices, but here, she only ever sounds half-alert, making her nastiest boudoir brags feel reflexive and rote.
Like the namesake Web site, the app gives you an array of news channels to choose from, including a general "Latest News," reports from medical specialties, product alerts (approvals and recalls from the FDA and Washington Watchh (coverage of national health policy).
Other portals offer an array of content.
Wasps have an array of skills.
John has an array of sweatshirts.
Cue an array of ill-designed shots.
