The points of interest pictured in green are those that can be touched by at least one probe.
The result is something akin to my digital stream of consciousness, consisting of a homogeneous flow of status updates, links of interest, pictures, text, quotes, conversations and practically anything else that crosses my path during the day.
These crisp, fluid black-and-white photographs appeared most prominently in Life magazine at a time when general-interest picture magazines remained such a powerful force that critics now speak of it as the "golden age of photojournalism".
The strongest works in this year's show, chosen by Alison Morley, who teaches at the International Center of Photography in Manhattan, are the human-interest pictures.
Second, besides overlooking the diversity and rivalry of corporate and union interests, picturing politics as a battle between the opposing forces of big business and big labour badly overlooks the role of the beliefs and interests of ordinary voters.
Subtitled "a nest egg without interest," the picture shows a Bolivian native girl gazing at a white doll she carries in a shoulder blanket.
It's a relief that your child's lack of eye contact, speech and interest in picture books now has a reason and a name.
What's worse, the interest rate picture seems to be getting murkier all the time.
The variation of task had profound consequences both for viewing behavior on regions of interest (headline, picture, and brand name) and recall but did not affect the main effect of ad complexity.
The effect of interest for picture naming yielded widespread activation in the left hemisphere (Pcorr < 0.001).
The interest-rate picture was worse.
