Feb 10, 2021 · Attorney Rod Ponton unintentionally went viral after he had trouble turning off a filter that made him appear to be a talking kitten during a …
Feb 10, 2021 · Attorney Rod Ponton unintentionally went viral after he had trouble turning off a filter that made him appear to be a talking kitten during a …
Feb 10, 2021 · Carson Daly asked Ponton if he was able to turn on the cat filter during his appearance on TODAY. "So I don't have the filter on right now, (but) it certainly made my day," he said. In his exchange...
Feb 10, 2021 · February 10, 2021, 8:37 AM A Texas lawyer has sparked worldwide delight after a mishap with a cat filter on Zoom. "I'm here live. I'm not a cat," says lawyer Rod Ponton as he and his assistant try...
attorney Rod PontonThe man behind the meow! Meet the 'cat lawyer' who went viral after Zoom filter mishap. "I got as big a laugh out of it as everybody else," attorney Rod Ponton said.Feb 10, 2021
Rod PontonThe video was immediately shared widely and brought joy to many. The lawyer, Rod Ponton, said he was happy people got a much-needed laugh.May 6, 2021
Removing your cat filter While in a Zoom meeting with your video on, click the Up Arrow next to the Stop Video icon. Select a different camera setting, or try selecting each camera listed until you return to normal.Dec 10, 2021
Fur real. Rod Ponton, an attorney for Presidio County, Texas, went viral over the digital mishap in which he endeared himself to cat lovers and the legal community alike by struggling to remove an emotive feline filter representing him on the screen.Feb 9, 2021
To connect your new filter to Zoom, open the Zoom app. Now, Go to Settings > Video > Camera, and search for Snap Camera. Then, all you need to do is select the option for Cat Filter and start or join a Zoom meeting.Feb 11, 2021
In conclusion, cats don't need to socialise like people do – they enjoy some interaction, but on their own terms and, although they're clever, they don't experience the same complex emotions as humans. The scientific verdict is no, your cat is not judging you.
Click settings. Click Audio & Video. Click the drop-down next to the camera. Select Snap Camera rather than your standard webcam.
0:003:22How to Get a Cat Filter in Zoom - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipNow zoom does have some built-in video filters and effects you can access those by clicking on theMoreNow zoom does have some built-in video filters and effects you can access those by clicking on the up arrow next to the stop video button then selecting choose video filter.
On the popular app called TikTok, there is a new filter that turns your face into a rather creepy-looking cat.
To connect your new filters to Zoom, go to Settings > Video > Camera and from the drop-down menu, select Snap Camera. Start or join a Zoom meeting with your kitten filter or any filter of your choice.Feb 10, 2021
The most common reason cats experience the zoomies is pent-up energy. Cats rest and sleep for a majority of the day to conserve energy for short, very active periods. Without intentional exercise and activity, your kitty will need to find a way to get that extra energy out, resulting in a case of the zoomies.Aug 23, 2021
Hold your finger down on the screen where your face is, until the facial grid appears. Swipe left to choose a filter. THEN flip the screen to your cat's beautiful face.
Attorney Rod Ponton unintentionally went viral after he had trouble turning off a filter that made him appear to be a talking kitten during a virtual courtroom appearance. Joining TODAY live, Ponton says, “I got as big a laugh out of it as everybody else.”
Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo wrote the hit comedy “Bridesmaids,” now marking its 10th anniversary. Now they join TODAY to talk about their new comedy, “Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar,” also starring Jamie Dornan. “He was just so game for everything,” Mumolo says of Dornan.
The National Weather Service in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, put science to the test when wind chill temperatures at minus 25 degrees Fahrenheit on Feb. 7, allowed them to show water in all three phases.
A seal’s herring hunt made for a “unique experience” in the harbor near Kristian Delaney Murphy’s shop in Ketchikan, Alaska, especially when seen from above in the clear water. Murphy grabbed her phone when her fiance noticed the seal working the fish into a bait ball. Her video shows the patterns the fish make as the seal circles the ball, and then dives into it to grab a fish. Murphy and her partner run the Out to Sea Expedition Company, an eco-tours company. They’ve been selling outdoor gear too, with lower visitor numbers due to the pandemic. “We are hoping to welcome more visitors in 2021 so we can keep our business alive and keep sharing magical experiences, like this harbor seal, with visitors from around the world,” she told Storyful. Credit: Out to Sea Expedition Company via Storyful
Scientists at the Ruhr University Bochum are marveling at their experiment that enabled paralyzed mice to walk again after enduring spinal cord injuries. The researchers injected a designer protein into their brains which stimulated nerve cells. The leading scientist says “Right now, we cannot guarantee that it works in humans, but what we did is we at least showed that in principal, functional regeneration can occur after complete spinal cord injury.” Inside Edition Digital has more.
New movie "French Exit" follows a formerly wealthy American woman and her son making a fresh start in Paris in a tale enlivened by a talking cat, a clairvoyant, and other quirky elements.
A pair of hikers came to the rescue of a missing dog in the Wicklow Mountains along Ireland’s east coast on February 6, after the dog had been reported missing two weeks earlier. Ciara Nolan and Jean Francois Bonnet found the dog, a golden retriever named Neesha, near the summit of a peak before Bonnet carried her back down the mountain on his back. Nolan captured footage of the rescue before Bonnet posted it on TikTok the following day. According to RTE News, the dog was out walking with its owners and another family pet in the area when it ran off after a deer, and failed to return. Speaking to Storyful, Bonnet said, “She was near the summit, covered in snow, freezing cold, couldn’t stand or bark, and covered in wounds on her legs.” He added, “We dressed her in our spare clothes and carried her down the mountain for about 10 kilometers.” Credit: Ciara Nolan via Storyful
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Your honor, we now have irrefu table proof that attorney Rod Ponton is not a cat. The Texas lawyer (and his actual human face) appeared on TODAY Wednesday, a day after he left the country in hysterics when he appeared at a virtual court hearing with a Zoom filter showing him as an adorable talking white kitten.