The Broncos frontline blitzed and blitzed and blitzed, repeatedly pressuring, knocking down, and sacking Newton, who started anticipating hits.
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And since Arizona doesn't have a great offensive line, the Jets just blitzed—more than they've blitzed all year—to try and cover up for a subpar secondary.
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Just play when you're too blitzed to need a plot.
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Into the blender it all goes, blitzed to velvety perfection.
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As Ohler writes in Blitzed, the Germans had claimed more
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Blitzed or hung over, we fastened ourselves to the task.
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Staff members blitzed social media on Wednesday to rally support.
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In retrospect, Obama should have done what Trump has done: blitzed.
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The Lightning blitzed the Metropolitan Division club in the opening 211 minutes.
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Why stop at bliss when we could go to full-on blitzed?
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Minnesota blitzed out to a 206-point lead in the opening nine minutes.
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It blitzed lawmakers on at least three key congressional committees about its woes.
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Finally, blitzed chervil is frozen with liquid nitrogen and dusted over the sorbet.
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Pete Buttigieg blitzed the morning shows, plowing ahead with his claims of victory.
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Noren also blitzed his way to a birdie hat-trick from the 12th.
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There's a contemporary Berlin sensibility to Blitzed: Ohler came upon the idea after
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I'm probably never surprised that he gets blitzed as much as he does.
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As government forces blitzed through the southern countryside, a hundred thousand residents fled.
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BLITZED Drugs in the Third Reich By Norman Ohler Translated by Shaun WhitesideIllustrated.
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They get blitzed in the food processor and seasoned with cumin and salt.
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When you're not blitzing or being blitzed, just look for opportunities to absorb damage.
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More recently they blitzed SXSW and have been busy working on their debut album.
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Of course, Oiticica's blitzed afflatus was insane, as any former addict will tell you.
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Sacramento blitzed Miami with a 41-18 run that bridged the third and fourth quarters.
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The Devils blitzed the Senators in the first period, scoring five times on 10 shots.
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Trump bullied the GOP field on social media and blitzed Hillary Clinton in the fall.
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Just as it did in the first half, Arkansas blitzed Vandy out of the gate.
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Units featuring that trio have blitzed opponents by 19.8 points per 100 possessions, per NBA.
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The following is an excerpt from Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich by Norman Ohler.
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The other day I saw one of these companies that's very similar that actually got blitzed.
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We blitzed eggplants atop a 700-degree tandoor oven in preparation for the roasted eggplant dip.
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Tequila is good for a lot of things—like getting totally blitzed and inducing deathly hangovers.
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"I don't know if I've ever been blitzed like that before in my career," McHugh said.
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Bobby knew Fiachra took on this appearance of incinerated introversion only when he was absolutely blitzed.
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The NFL has lost fan support, jeopardized advertisers and spent the season getting blitzed by the media.
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He could have blitzed down on, let's say, John Amaechi just like he does on Bazemore, here.
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And from the open, he blitzed Clinton with a series of barbed attacks and a jarring threat.
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I drank most of a bottle of red wine and blitzed half a season of Modern Family.
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In freewheeling, frequently blitzed and blotto Hollywood, he has led a sober, work- and family-driven life.
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He made 1203 of 8 shots when the Suns blitzed the Knicks with a 41-17 third quarter.
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He also blitzed the airwaves, constantly appearing on cable news to defend the nominee and attack the opposition.
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Saints defensive back J.T. Gray blitzed up the middle and blocked a punt by the Bears' Pat O'Donnell.
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Mr. Sanders blitzed through Idaho, Utah and Arizona ahead of crucial nominating contests in those states on Tuesday.
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She is blitzed by an unending panoply of virtual spaces—ones that seem completely disconnected from everyday reality.
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As the Nationals blitzed through the National League playoffs, their hitters had 30 fewer strikeouts than their opponents.
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Prior to "Blitzed," he published three novels, based on his experiences living in New York, Berlin, and Johannesburg.
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Filthy lucre aside, there is a cultural context to re-matching pugs who have already blitzed one another.
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India's bowlers blitzed through New Zealand, limiting them to only 126 runs, a total India seemed sure to surpass.
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I am not the defender getting blitzed and throwing up his hands, begging for the favor of the ref!
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She booked a last-minute trip to Georgia on Thursday to decry the efforts and blitzed the cable networks.
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Safety Jamal Adams blitzed Prescott, and the quarterback's attempt to find tight end Jason Witten fell to the ground.
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Connecticut (17-1) blitzed Tennessee (15-53) with suffocating second-half defense for a 60-45 victory on Thursday.
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They swept Los Angeles, blitzed San Jose and rolled Winnipeg, which finished with the N.H.L.'s second-best record.
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The TCPA was drafted to combat 1990s-era robocalls, in which marketers blitzed messages to randomly-generated telephone numbers.
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Following Saleh's death, the Saudi-led coalition was reported to have blitzed Sanaa with an intensified campaign of airstrikes.
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And there are other reasons to worry about a high-school kid getting blitzed in the middle of the day.
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Top-seeded Juan Martin del Potro or Argentina blitzed Egor Gerasimov of Belarus 6-1, 6-63 in the quarterfinals.
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Six months after two big hurricanes blitzed through the Caribbean, our Travel desk sent writers there to measure the recovery.
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The Jets blitzed the Wild in five games in Round 203, outscoring Minnesota, 7-0, in Games 4 and 5.
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" Mr. Ohler fell back on his interest in sleuthing during the five years it took to research and write "Blitzed.
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"They just blitzed every single play and we made a lot of errors, lost our discipline," Cardinals coach Bobby Petrino said.
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Blitzed, which was a bestseller in Germany, is comprised of two main parts: A look at the effects of drugs on
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In major news outlets around the world, the deepfakes story blitzed straight past sex and consent and into "fake news" territory.
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When Islamic State blitzed through Iraq in 2014 the USS George H.W. Bush rushed from the Arabian Sea to the Gulf.
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Midway through the second period, Winnipeg was actually outshooting Boston 30-15 but then got blitzed in the final 28 minutes.
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Just over 10 years ago, a unique strain of malware blitzed the internet so rapidly that it shocked cybersecurity experts worldwide.
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To put it together, Mistry made something resembling a green-goddess dressing — herbs blitzed with a little yogurt, vinegar and oil.
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All detailed in Norman Ohler's well-researched "Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich," which I found fascinating from beginning to end.
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Darvish pitched poorly in his playoff start last season, and he was blitzed for 10 runs in his last Rangers start.
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Gonzaga — The Bulldogs blitzed through the WCC tournament and have the talent and experience to make another Final Four run. 16.
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Excerpted from Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich by Norman Ohler to be published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in March 2017.
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NORWEGIAN DOMINATES 30K Therese Johaug of Norway blitzed the opposition to win the 30-kilometer cross-country World Cup meet in Oslo.
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On Sunday, she blitzed the 23-year-old Sakkari, winning the first five games of the match in less than 25 minutes.
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As I half-walked, half-ran across campus, a police car pulled up and an officer blitzed out, hand on his gun.
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After two straight losses in Nashville, Pittsburgh blitzed the Predators with three goals in the first period to chase goaltender Pekka Rinne.
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Chicago blitzed Toronto with four goals in the first 17-plus minutes and carried a 4-03 advantage into the first intermission.
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Chicago blitzed Toronto with four goals in the first 17-plus minutes and carried a 4-23 advantage into the first intermission.
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And in the minds of his fanatics—absolutely blitzed on a decade or three of antimedia, antiacademia, paranoiac propaganda— it becomes true.
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While some (namely the Titans) have blitzed Brady successfully this year, the Steelers' fifth rusher will often arrive too late to factor.
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In 1992, a blitzed Fukase fell down the stairs of his favorite Tokyo bar; he lapsed into a coma and never recovered.
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All of the ingredients in the dishes here have been blitzed to a pulp before being extruded through a syringe onto plates.
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Mike Bloomberg blitzed the country with ads promising to raise taxes on the rich during his short-lived but expensive presidential campaign.
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Following Saleh's death, the Saudi-led coalition was reported to have blitzed Sanaa, Yemen's largest city, with an intensified campaign of airstrikes.
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Saturday's victory was the eighth in 20203 starts since Lundqvist was blitzed for seven goals by the Dallas Stars on Jan. 22020.
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No. 13 UNCG, Thursday Gonzaga blitzed through the WCC tournament and looks nearly as good as it did this time last season.
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History can be a treacherous discipline for neophytes, but some professionals have given the exhaustively researched and carefully footnoted "Blitzed" high marks.
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The Dallas Mavericks blitzed Los Angeles in the second quarter and handed the Lakers the worst loss in franchise history, 33-73.
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The lamb and lentil mixture is then blitzed with the electric grinder until it resembles a vegetable-based curry like dhal or saag.
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Most people could forgive the havoc wrought by the "Beast from the East", a storm that blitzed the country in February and March.
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Miami might have had more on that drive, but Jets safety Jamal Adams blitzed and knocked down a third-down pass by Osweiler.
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Blitzed from the start, Nadal could only congratulate an opponent that condemned him to his worst Grand Slam defeat in their long rivalry.
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The same vexed reaction would be appropriate for his teammates after the Capitals blitzed the Islanders, 4-1, on Thursday at Barclays Center.
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When Popek Monster blitzed Lithuanian bodybuilder Robert Burneika in fast, funny, and brutal fashion, it was the perfection of the freak-show form.
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Their scheme was transcendent, and when they were right the Warriors blitzed opponents with unprecedented three-point shooting and galvanic full-spectrum defense.
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In addition, the higher peaks of the Cascades and Sierra Nevada Mountains stand to get blitzed with up to 10 feet of snow.
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The trio only played 20 minutes last season, but in 38 minutes this year they've blitzed opponents by 93 points per 100 possessions.
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Last year, at the beginning of the N.F.L. season, DraftKings and FanDuel blitzed sports broadcasts with hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising.
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HORNETS 115, TIMBERWOLVES 23 Kemba Walker scored 30 points, and Charlotte blitzed Minnesota in the third quarter to earn a victory in Minneapolis.
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My middle child picked up his first Stephen King and my eldest blitzed her way through an endless series of post-apocalyptic doom.
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In the hours since the deal was announced, industry officials have blitzed lawmakers with phone calls in an attempt to contain the damage.
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Velasquez was blitzed for a season-high seven runs on nine hits in 4 2/3 frames versus the Cubs on May 29.
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But as more states and countries relax their cannabis laws, the novelty of getting blitzed out of your mind is starting to wear off.
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Pakistani officials clearly relished inviting diplomats and journalists to the hilltop madrasa that India claimed to have blitzed, to show that it remains intact.
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However, Russia showed their quality in the last 10 minutes of the first half as they blitzed their way to a four-goal lead.
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"The president has nothing further to add on that," Spicer repeated again and again as he was blitzed with questions about the "tape" tweet.
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He blitzed the field in his heat, which included London 2012 Olympic 200m butterfly champion Chad le Clos, by more than a body length.
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Their famous people tired out and were replaced by not as skilled but still super jazzed guys who blitzed the Cavs with their excitement.
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Having blitzed through the first two rounds of the Eastern Conference playoffs, the Cleveland Cavaliers are heavy favorites to return to the NBA Finals.
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That blend of tones, with near-farce and emotional brutality blitzed together, is pure Baumbach, and he dishes it up for two hours straight.
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It blitzed across Syria and Iraq, and then recruited tens of thousands of Muslims, from five continents, to govern and protect the new caliphate.
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The biggest problem, according to Energy Department reports, was Runit Island, a 260-acre spit of sand blitzed by 243 nuclear tests in 2100.
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Australian No. 7 seed Alex de Minaur blitzed No. 2 seed Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain 63-2, 6-2 in the other semifinal.
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Similar problems arise in the other major tale at the heart of "Blitzed": Hitler's own journey into addiction (or in Ohler's terms, his "polytoxicomania").
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In 2014 IS blitzed across the region and took over a wide swath of Iraq and Syria, where it functioned as a de facto government.
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Miami was trying to throw a screen pass on third-and-8 from its 11, but Demetrius Knight blitzed, sacked Perry and forced the fumble.
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They quickly assembled everything in a blender—chocolate syrup, booze, and a pint of vanilla ice cream—and blitzed the mix to creamy, frothy perfection.
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But as he blitzed through New Hampshire on Saturday, he sounded less like a candidate in an early audition than one finishing a dress rehearsal.
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Liverpool's attack, headlined by the transcendent Mohamed Salah and the almost-as-good Sadio Mané and Roberto Firmino, blitzed through the league terrifying opposing defenses.
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Nationals RH Lucas Giolito (NA) Harvey was blitzed for 21 runs on 22 hits - including four homers - in a pair of losses to Washington last month.
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The Royals did this despite facing Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard and Steven Matz, the young starters who had blitzed through the National League playoffs.
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Despite losing the first two rounds, DuQuesnoy never lost hope and came out and blitzed his counterpart in the final round to claim a TKO win.
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But as he blitzed through New Hampshire last Saturday, he sounded less like a candidate in an early audition than one finishing off a dress rehearsal.
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The Houston Astros blitzed through their first four playoff games last October, including the opener of the American League Championship Series at Fenway Park in Boston.
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But Cilic blitzed Federer, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4, and went on to win his only Grand Slam title in similarly dominant fashion over Nishikori.
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No. 3 seed Rublev, a 22-year-old Russian, blitzed past Harris in just 56 minutes, saving all four break points he faced along the way.
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The Predators blitzed through the Western Conference playoff bracket as the lowest-seeded team, toppling Chicago, St. Louis and Anaheim, asserting their resilience and primacy throughout.
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Tom Coughlin, Manning's first head coach, recalled on Friday how the quarterback spent most of his first few games on his back after being blitzed repeatedly.
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First, at the 11:16 mark, Mattias Janmark blitzed off the Dallas bench in time to swallow up a perfect two-line pass from Julius Honka.
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U.S. forces returned to Iraq in 2014 after Islamic State blitzed across the country's north and west, threatening to overrun Baghdad and the Kurdish city of Erbil.
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Louisville trailed 44-36 at halftime, then blitzed the Tigers in the second half, outscoring them by 19 points and running away with an 88-133 win.
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The 83-year-old Venezuelan was blitzed for five runs on seven hits in 28 25/24 innings of a 7-0 setback versus Baltimore on Saturday.
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The Wizards blitzed the Bulls in the next 4:58, going on an 18-4 run to build a 107-89 lead and cruise to the win.
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Iowa State blitzed the Crimson Tide in the first half, taking a 51-36 lead to the break behind 50 percent shooting and 12 points from Bolton.
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Stroman's lone career meeting with Cleveland came in 2014, when he was blitzed for five runs on as many hits in 43 1/3 innings of relief.
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Dying of leukemia in 3003, Susan Sontag carried "Don Quixote" with her to radiation treatments, and blitzed through "Persepolis" in her hospital bed at Memorial Sloan Kettering.
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Although he failed to get a finish, the dynamic striking display proved to be a sign of things to come as he blitzed through his next three opponents.
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In response to the broad-based alarm, instead of finding new land in a more suitable land-based mobile wireless neighborhood, LightSquared blitzed Washington with paper and lobbyists.
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In recent weeks Ligado (LightSquared's fourth name since inception) has blitzed the FCC anew with papers and visits that weakly trumpet mere echoes of its past failed arguments.
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They were tasked with beating back IS, which had blitzed through eastern Syria and northern Iraq a year earlier, capturing a swathe of land the size of Britain.
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We have to take that on faith, since the show blitzed past two decades for Claire while Jamie was finding his footing over a mere handful of years.
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Bleak it may be, but it is Effie's fief, where she lives to intimidate, get blitzed and get lucky, her biorhythms dictated by cycles of harrowingly described hangovers.
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But "Blitzed" does not aspire to recast our understanding of National Socialism, or Hitler's psyche, fundamentally, so much as to add particulars that make other portraits seem incomplete.
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Estrada was blitzed for seven runs on nine hits - including two homers - in 29 113/211 innings in a 25-24 setback to the Yankees on June 1.
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The Astros have blitzed the Boston Red Sox with consecutive 8-2 victories, sending the visitors trudging back to Fenway Park with train whistles ringing through their skulls.
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In one of the biggest first-round victories by a No. 9 seed in N.C.A.A. tournament history, Oklahoma blitzed No. 8 Mississippi, 95-72, in the South Region.
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Back in the Bong Appétit kitchen, Vanessa Lavorato helps Nakul and Arjun make a vibrant green chutney with blitzed mint, cilantro, and, of course, vibrant green weed leaves.
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Sampaoli's players struggled with the set-up and could have been two goals down in the opening quarter, blitzed on the counter-attack by the pace of Kylian Mbappe.
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For much of the first half, Marinelli blitzed—and Rodgers made mincemeat of a Cowboys defense that's better accustomed to protecting a lead, not trying to stem the bleeding.
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After you've blitzed a suspected infection with as many security scans as you can get running, you might still need a complete system reset, whether on mobile or desktop.
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My own kids blitzed right past both of those relics and dove headlong into the netherworld of shitty Disney sitcoms and YouTube clips of other people playing video games.
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In 1971, Scott Asheton, who played drums in the group, got blitzed on the sedative secobarbital and drove a tall truck full of rented gear under a low bridge.
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The 23-year-old blitzed his heat, powering away from Chad le Clos by more than a body length, but the scoreboard then showed him as having been disqualified.
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Sanchez was blitzed for seven runs on nine hits in 2 22/22 innings versus Cleveland on April 210, falling to 211-23 in his career against the club.
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From there, the dish came together with a flip of the blender switch—all of the bowl's contents blitzed into a creamy green soup in a matter of seconds.
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" Instead, he passes her over to Ted (Anthony Michael Hall) — who is listed in the credits only as "the Geek" — reasoning, "She's so blitzed she won't know the difference.
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Ms. Sodha showed me how to make bharela ringan, the baby eggplant cooked on the stovetop until thoroughly tender, with a mixture of blitzed coconut, peanuts and chiles inside.
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Nadal, who hits with bounding topspin and has struggled with his knees, has frequently been blitzed by aggressive, flat hitting players in the tournament's opening rounds in past years.
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That the game was even close late seemed implausible after Miami blitzed Washington for a 50-25 lead and held 21-point halftime margin as the Wizards' stars struggled.
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"Blitzed" begins with Germany's success in the 19th century as the world's pre-eminent inventors, manufacturers and exporters of drugs, ranging from the benign (aspirin) to the infamous (heroin).
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At the very least, we can say that if humans have a future on Mars, we probably have a viable future getting safely blitzed in a Martian habitat as well.
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After trailing by at least 20 points in losses to Syracuse and Louisville, Pittsburgh was blitzed 72-46 at Miami on Sunday, shooting 23 percent and getting outrebounded 37-23.
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When they dismantled the Spurs and blitzed the Warriors in the first game of the Western Conference Finals, it once again looked like a defiant answer to basketball's purported future.
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Guided by the works of Friedrich Hayek, and in particular his "Road to Serfdom", published in 1944, her governments cut the size of the public sector and blitzed trade unions.
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"They blitzed him, they trapped him with the five man and he made a great pass back to Reggie in the corner for a three," Van Gundy said of Johnson.
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As Ioffe wrote: Heritage Action organized DeMint's nine-city tour, and Needham blitzed the conservative media—giving constituents the impression that defunding Obamacare in one knockout move was perfectly plausible.
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Holland permitted eight runs in his first five outings before getting blitzed for 11 and as many hits over 2 2/3 innings in a loss to Toronto on Thursday.
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However, Miami's defense started to change the momentum late in the first quarter when linebacker Kiko Alonso blitzed and caused Cassel to fumble just as he was about to throw.
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In the months afterward, the group blitzed across northern and western Iraq, consolidating power in Sunni Arab areas where hostility toward the Shiite national government had long been boiling over.
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It mirrored a stop in Iowa, three days before last week's caucuses, and another show of force when the President blitzed the Hawkeye State with family members and political allies.
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In recent days, one aide to President Donald Trump has blitzed the media to talk about troop deployments, deterrence and the likelihood of American bombs raining down on Iranian soil.
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In Japan, Philip Morris blitzed officials with the science of iQOS to persuade them to classify the device in a way that would lead to a lower tax rate than cigarettes.
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Freshman guard Frank Jackson took over for a stretch as No. 13 Duke blitzed No. 15 Florida State 75-70 to win its home finale Tuesday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
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They'll cook down in a Dutch oven until the celery and thinly-sliced sweet potatoes soften, then get blitzed in the Vitamix until silky smooth, with a squeeze of lemon juice.
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It starred Harrison Ford as Deckard, a cop who hunted down rogue replicants across Los Angeles—a joyless Babel, blitzed by neon glare and lashed by the whip of dirty rain.
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Sanders's team has been rapidly opening offices in target states and has blitzed the airwaves, such as in Michigan, where the Sanders team invested heavily and pulled off an unlikely victory.
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In the knockout rounds, it stormed back against Ireland in the round of 16, blitzed Iceland in the quarterfinal and here, on this steamy, sticky night, pushed over the world champions.
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Relating history as one of the wild and crazy stories a friend tells you when you get blitzed together works perfectly for this kind of "Would you believe this happened?" incident.
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Both coaches had predicted a breakneck marathon between Auburn and North Carolina, teams that had blitzed through their seasons and this tournament as if the Grim Reaper were in hot pursuit.
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According to the site's 2018 survey, U.S. drinkers now spend an average $25.093 per person a year while blitzed, up from $206 a person last year, totaling $30.43 booze-soaked billions.
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One of the classic preparations of foie gras is pâté: a lobe of practically pure bird fat blended with Sauternes and cream, blitzed into a dense paste of savory, meaty butter.
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The Giants blitzed, and Goodwin beat cornerback Janoris Jenkins' man-to-man coverage on a deep post route to put San Francisco ahead 10-9 with 7:59 left in the half.
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On their next possession, Cousins hit Pryor on a crossing route for 28 yards to the Eagles 18, but three plays later the Eagles blitzed and Cousins threw off his back foot.
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The move comes after JPMorgan Chase blitzed the market with its Chase Sapphire Reserve card and a huge sign-up bonus last year, only to cut that bonus in half this month.
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In recent days, Ryan has blitzed Wisconsin's talk radio airwaves, conducting several interviews daily with local hosts -- many of whom were critical of Trump in the state's GOP presidential primary in May.
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But Blitzed is at least a timely reminder of the drug's terrifying power — and a decent argument against the Republican healthcare plan's removal of a provision that mandates Medicaid cover addiction treatment.
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Stokes leads Kansas State's rout of USC-Upstate Kansas State blitzed South Carolina-Upstate from the start and cruised to an 313-49 victory Tuesday night at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kan.
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He did not lose a service game and blitzed through the opening set but failed to close the match in the 10th game of the second set where he had match point.
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Blitzed by Houston pitching from the start of the series Tuesday night through its conclusion Thursday, the Orioles set a major league record for strikeouts in a three-game series with 52.
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Bob Bradley was rehired after losing in overtime of the round of 16 in 2010, but he was fired a year later after getting blitzed by Mexico in the Gold Cup final.
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Making just his second start of the season, the 24-year-old Finn was blitzed for six goals on 22 shots in a 6-2 setback to the Wild on March 24.
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TCU threatened again near the end of the first half, but junior cornerback Simeon Smiley blitzed in for a third-down sack that forced the Horned Frogs out of the red zone.
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But it came out the same day that the House Judiciary Committee blitzed out 81 other letters laying out the road map to building an obstruction of justice case against the president.
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Sacramento scored 11 of the quarter's first 93 points, then blitzed the Lakers with a 23-2 run starting with Temple's 17-footer with 211:27 left that broke a 27-2110.1 tie.
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What's most remarkable about this recent interview, conducted at Vancouver's Breakout Music Festival, isn't that Nardwuar and Pump engage in a war of increasingly loud "ESKEEETIT"s or that Nardwuar looks completely blitzed.
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"That's got to be one of our top three or four," center Willie Cauley-Stein said after the Kings blitzed the Boston Celtics 108-000 at the Golden 1 Center on Wednesday night.
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On the next play, Miami blitzed linebacker Raekwon McMillan, who pressured Darnold into an off-balance throw that was intercepted by Jomal Wiltz at the 1-yard line with just 48 seconds left.
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When DraftKings and FanDuel blitzed broadcasts with hundreds of millions of dollars in commercials at the beginning of the N.F.L. season last year, daily fantasy sports appeared to be a virtual cash machine.
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Peavy suffered his first loss in 23 22/2 weeks on Wednesday, when he was blitzed for seven runs and five hits in 3 1/3 innings of a 7-1 setback at Oakland.
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World number 16 Kyrgios blitzed his way to the quarters, taking out among others defending champion Novak Djokovic, the second time in less than a fortnight that he beat the Serbian world number two.
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Boston G Tuukka Rask has been hot and cold of late, yielding two goals or fewer in five of his last seven contests while getting blitzed for five tallies in the other two. 2.
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USF, which had lost at home to Arizona State 71-67 one night earlier, blitzed the Golden Bears early en route to a 25-10 lead with 8:33 remaining in the first half.
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Barrett and Julius Randle combined for 12 points when the Knicks, coming off a 113-113 loss at Brooklyn on Friday night, blitzed the Celtics early with a 16-4 run to open the game.
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Barrett and Julius Randle combined for 211 points when the Knicks, coming off a 255-245 loss at Brooklyn on Friday night, blitzed the Celtics early with a 16-4 run to open the game.
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Predators G Pekka Rinne was blitzed for four goals on six shots to receive an early exit in his last outing, but owns a 14-9-2 mark with three shutouts versus the Stars. 3.
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It even got the teetotal Hitler in its grip during World War II. The book by German historian and journalist Norman Ohler is called Blitzed, and it's as breezy and darkly humorous as its title.
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Jalen Brunson scored 17 points, Mikal Bridges added 14 and fourth-ranked Villanova blitzed past rival Penn 90-62 for its 19th consecutive Big 5 victory Wednesday at the Jake Nevin Field House on campus.
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Other retailers now routinely knock off OV's designs—after Haney called out the clothier Bandier for copying OV's color-blocked leggings and crop tops, an army of loyal OV fans blitzed Bandier's social-media accounts.
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The sludgy, introspective album is one made for 4 AM spliffs after a night out when you're absolutely blitzed and wanting to really think about why you drank 27 beers when you're 27 years old.
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I wrote a post the other day on how Fox (or rather, right-wing media generally) has blitzed the Green New Deal, uniting the right against it even as the left remains divided and diffident.
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This is what Mr. Anderer serves as angel-hair francese, approximately, although at Anton's the angel hair is freshly made and is blitzed with fried bread crumbs so it won't be mistaken for noodle soup.
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Chicago was blitzed to the tune of 49-18 during its skid before Todd Frazier homered for the second straight contest and fourth in his last eight in Tuesday's 4-2 triumph over Tampa Bay.
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Now, meth, cocaine and even opiates have been referenced in association with German soldiers in a new book by German author Norman Ohler, "Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich," set to publish in the United States in March, but already released in other parts of the world, including the UK. "Norman Ohler's Blitzed depicts the pervasive drug culture that allegedly developed in Germany's Third Reich," wrote Paul Weindling, a research professor at Oxford Brookes University, in an article in the journal Nature in October.
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He led Hamilton by 43 points following May's Spanish Grand Prix, but has steadily lost ground to his former childhood friend who blitzed to six wins from seven races leading up to the Belgian Grand Prix.
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ABOUT THE SENATORS (22-8-1): Named the NHL's First Star of the Week on Monday, Craig Anderson didn't shine as bright the following day after being blitzed for five goals on 28 shots against Buffalo.
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DeMarcus Cousins scored eight of his game-high 21 points in the first seven minutes Thursday night as the visiting Golden State Warriors blitzed the Los Angeles Lakers early en route to a 443-90 victory.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's presidency and the Orthodox Church awarded Wimbledon tennis champion Simona Halep their highest distinctions on Monday while hundreds of fans cheered her home after she blitzed U.S. opponent Serena Williams at the weekend.
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Thiem, an Austrian who was in the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open for the first time, blitzed Nadal at the onset of the match, hitting 13 winners in the opening set and just two unforced errors.
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Rayshaun Hammonds scored 17 points and Donnell Gresham, Jr. added 11 as the Georgia Bulldogs blitzed the Austin Peay Governors out of halftime and cruised to a 78-48 win in Athens, Ga., on Monday evening.
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She booked a last-minute trip to Georgia to decry the passage of a restrictive abortion law there, blitzed the cable news networks, and the donations that followed helped secure her spot in the June debates.
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The Cavaliers are clearly the second-best team in the NBA right now: they boast Mr James still at the height of his powers, and blitzed through the Eastern Conference playoffs with a 12-1 winning record.
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We all get blitzed with information, Facebook gives an illusion that it's responding to calls for greater transparency, and all the while it's really not giving us a whole of insight into how the big machine works.
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The Jets blitzed on the play, but Trubisky beat the pressure by lofting a screen pass to Cohen, who hauled it in and sprinted untouched down the left sideline to match the longest reception of his career.
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New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton on Thursday blitzed presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump with a barrage of pointed and sarcastic attacks, casting him as dangerous with a petulant streak that could threaten U.S. national and global security.
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San Antonio held a 23-point lead after the opening quarter of Game 1 and All-Star power forward LaMarcus Aldridge had a huge game with 38 points as the Spurs blitzed the Thunder from the outset.
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De Leon authored another strong start against the New York Yankees eight days later, but was blitzed for six runs on seven hits in 22 25/22 innings of a no-decision at Arizona on Sept. 23.
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The vegan version, made with roasted cashew nuts, isn't technically queso, and can't compete with the slick of Velveeta, but the creamy, blitzed mixture is built with care, on a foundation of charred onion, chiles and garlic.
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Rookie Mike Condon was named the NHL's Third Star of the Week on Monday in the wake of a 20-153-215 stretch, but he was blitzed for a season high-tying six goals by San Jose.
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The Central blitzed the Pacific early for its first win in four years in this format, scoring seven goals on nine shots against John Gibson in the first half of the period in a 10-4 victory.
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This meant he's had to get out from under the fairly clear reality that he got blitzed, did exactly what Ford said, perhaps forgot all about it, and then had it unexpectedly threaten to derail his career ambition.
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You can't go near a school without seeing SpongeBob backpacks, you can't go through a Halloween without costumes of the cast parading past your door, you can't go online without being blitzed by SpongeBob memes and reaction GIFs.
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Tampa Bay blitzed visiting New Jersey for the second time in less than a month as four different forwards scored on four of the first seven shots in the Lightning's 5-2 win over the Devils on Sunday.
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On the second play of the second half, with the Giants leading by 13-9, the Cowboys blitzed, and under pressure, Manning threw short and to the left sideline in what may have been a check-down read.
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A class spread across generations that didn't get enough sleep anyway, whose brains were blitzed by blue light and believed eight uninterrupted hours in bed was either a historical artifact or the first sign of a brain tumour.
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They kept coming, much like the top-seeded Chiefs, who blitzed their postseason nemesis, the Indianapolis Colts, 13-13, and advanced to host the A.F.C. Championship next Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers or the New England Patriots.
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He spoke as he blitzed through a surgical wing, medical storeroom and patient ward delivering parcels small and large, soft and square, to doctors and nurses in an effort to ensure the right person gets the right package.
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By his own account, he blitzed Mr. Carter with memos until he got permission to go to Beijing in May 280, over State Department resistance, to begin talks that would lead to full diplomatic relations seven months later.
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In recent days, Mr. Ryan has blitzed the news media, including several Trump-leaning outlets often hostile to the speaker, to make the case for the bill more forcefully than the president has seemed interested in doing himself.
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Start by ordering a whole watermelon from the Original Coconut Kookoo—its insides blitzed to pink cream—then carry the sloshing globe a few paces to one of the Island's two bars to have it spiked with rum.
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Ms. Khan chopped them into tiny florets, leaves intact, and roasted them in the oven, planting the florets gently into a bowl of soup she had made that morning from roasted cauliflower blitzed with garlic, potato and turmeric.
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Shields owns an 11-7 career mark versus Baltimore primarily due to his first seven seasons with Tampa Bay, although he was blitzed for four runs on 53 hits in five innings in his last meeting with the Orioles.
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Blitzed. Faded. Smashed. Blasted. Whatever you call it, some people seem to feel that getting your metaphorical rocks off at work with a wee taste of sweet relief is what being a productive member of society is all about.
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When my parents came to visit the apartment we'd shared for three years, I blitzed butter in a food processor with hot sauce, lemon zest and garlic, until the streaks disappeared and the mixture was a pale peachy pink.
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Actually, the Yankees' most rancorous games recently have been with the Toronto Blue Jays, who blitzed past them down the stretch to win a division title in 2015 and who have feasted on the Yankees the past two seasons.
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But while "Blitzed" repeatedly tacks back and forth between the medicating of the supreme commander and the major mistakes of judgment with regard to military tactics that characterized his conduct of the war, the connections between events remain unclear.
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"Diaper Don would wake up in some stranger's dorm room or off-campus apartment or bedroom in his frat house, covered in piss, walk back to his own room, and get blitzed that evening or the next anew," Fox writes.
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After playing just 102 minutes together the entire regular season, that five-man group blitzed the Cleveland Cavaliers 107-87 across 49 minutes during the last three games of the Finals as the Dubs captured their first title in 40 years.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Australian Cameron Smith blitzed the TPC Kuala Lumpur with a flawless eight-under-par 64 to take a one-stroke lead over a top-quality field after the opening round of the $7 million CIMB Classic on Thursday.
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The San Francisco defense then forced a quick three-and-out, and the 27ers had the ball at their own 26, seeking to move into field goal position, when Reddick blitzed through the line and created the game-saving turnover.
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The reigning American League Cy Young Award winner was blitzed for 11 runs in his last two road outings on the heels of scattering five hits over eight sterling innings of a 23-0 home victory over Detroit on April 15.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Ato Boldon has long been unrivalled as Trinidad and Tobago's most famous sprinter but there might just be a challenger on the horizon after Nicholas Paul blitzed to a second Pan Am Games gold in track cycling on Saturday.
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One time I was EXTREMELY blitzed off THC drops at the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, and I spent like ten minutes in the gift shop, looking at the t-shirts they were selling.
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At the Adult Entertainment Expo in 2009—the porn industry's annual convention, piggybacked onto the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas each January—the company blitzed the showroom floor, with models pitching the machine as the next generation of online porn.
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While some fans at Murphy's were hoping the Cubs would play the Mets, it seemed to be simply about retaliating for last year's defeat in the National League Championship Series, when the Mets blitzed the Cubs in a four-game sweep.
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Defenseman Ryan McDonagh, the team's captain, was exasperated after the latest debacle in which the Bruins blitzed the Rangers with six consecutive goals after Rick Nash, who is likely to be traded in the coming days, gave them an early lead.
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To front-load a feast of cheese pies and meat stews with a few vegetables, you'll want to try the badrijanis pkhali, thin and smoky eggplant strips wrapped around an almost ricottalike filling of blitzed walnuts, garlic, chicken broth and fenugreek.
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The Australian blitzed Johnson in the second set tiebreak where he showed his lighter side when he broke into a little dance after chasing down a dropshot he sent back for a brilliant crosscourt winner and a commanding 6-0 cushion.
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There is a miniature loaf of challah brushed with honey, salt and golden flakes of garlic; a kind of Yemenite monkey bread, flecked with nigella seeds, called kubaneh; and a sesame-blitzed Jerusalem bagel the size of a small bath mat.
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Fill, who started the day 33 points behind Jansrud and as the only skier with a chance of denying the Norwegian the downhill crown, blitzed down the America's Downhill course in a time of one minute, 33.15 seconds, crossing just .
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All sorts of drugs, actually, and in stupefying quantities, as Mr. Ohler documents in "Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany," a best seller in Germany and Britain that will be published in the United States by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in April.
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At $19.99, it's an inventive title that's worth checking out if you haven't already had your free time blitzed by the recent barrage of astonishing releases — and especially if you're a Switch owner looking for something to play between now and Arms.
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UTAH 81, ARIZONA STATE 553 Brekkott Chapman had 15 points and No. 22 Utah (22-7, 11-5 Pacific-12) blitzed visiting Arizona State, scoring the first 15 points and opening a 30-33 lead on the way to its fifth straight victory.
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Astros RH Collin McHugh (1-1, 21) After recording a quality start in his season debut, Verlander was blitzed for seven runs and 20 hits - including five doubles - in just 24 21/2000 innings of a 22-23 setback against Pittsburgh on Monday.
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After a routine straight-sets win over Caroline Garcia to open her fourth straight campaign in Singapore, the Romanian was blitzed 6-0 6-2 by a ruthless Wozniacki and now needs to beat Elina Svitolina on Friday to reach the last four.
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The Eagles (212-24) picked up one first down, but on the next four pass plays, the Giants' defensive coordinator, Steve Spagnuolo, boldly blitzed the rookie quarterback Carson Wentz, sending multiple linebackers and defensive backs into the Eagles' backfield play after play.
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Norman Ohler is the author of the international best-seller "Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich," which advances the case that large swaths of the German population, the Nazi Party, and the Wehrmacht used and abused an array of stimulants and narcotics.
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Yankees RH Luis Cessa (4-0, 123 ERA) Andriese fell to 0-5 in his last six starts after being blitzed for 14 runs over his last two outings, including all seven in five innings in a 7-3 setback to Baltimore on Monday.
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World number seven Scott also blitzed the back nine for a 153 and a share of fourth place on six-under, with American Spieth a further shot back in a share of ninth after a double bogey at the 15th left him with a 70.
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O/U: 21 ABOUT THE SEAHAWKS (2100-22): Despite getting blitzed for three touchdowns in an 23-minute span by Atlanta's top-ranked offense last week, Seattle owns the league's No. 163 defense and is third in points (216) and rushing yards (16) allowed.
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They blitzed the undecided, and some outright NOs, over the weekend, both from the White House side (Vice President Mike Pence and Health and Human Services secretary Tom Price) and the Hill side (House Speaker Paul Ryan, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Rep.
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Because he's Michael White and he's soigné af, he scooped half of the pesto from the food processor into a high-powered blender, blitzed it silky-smooth, then folded it back into the food processor pesto to get that best-of-both-worlds texture.
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But the speed of service belies the quality of the drinks—the Booze + Juice (a whole Granny Smith apple blitzed to order and combined with your choice of liquor) is pleasantly tart and tantalizingly green, and pairs well with mezcal, for a touch of smoke.
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Sunni extremists who would later identify with the Islamic State forged their identity with the widespread killing of Shiites during Iraq's sectarian civil war last decade, and again when the militant group blitzed across Iraq in 2014, when Mosul and other cities were seized.
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BLITZED: NAZIS ON DRUGS (2019) Stream on Acorn TV. Narrated by Steven Berkoff, this one-hour documentary explores how drugs played a role in World War II. Theodor Morell, Adolf Hitler's personal doctor, gave the Nazi leader daily drug cocktails and fed the troops methamphetamine.
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Then, for the braise, I combined Asian pears and red onion, chicken stock, honey, soy sauce, rice-wine vinegar and plenty of red-pepper flakes, cooked it all down, then blitzed the mixture in a food processor to make a smooth and flavorful sauce.
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But as he blitzed through New Hampshire on Saturday in a whirlwind of selfies and soaring rhetoric about Americans finding "common purpose," the 49-year-old Democrat sounded less like a candidate in a tentative early audition than one finishing off a dress rehearsal.
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The Islanders blitzed their former goaltender Anders Nilsson and pummeled the former Ranger Cam Talbot — the outburst included a hat trick by Kyle Okposo — as they improved to 27-22-25 at Barclays Center to move 21 points behind the second-place Rangers in the Metropolitan Division.
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When Ryan Anderson set the screen, Gibson and Grant (for the most part) blitzed Harden to get the ball out of his hands, betting that a cross-court pass would allow them time to get back and contest Anderson's probable three-point launch from the perimeter.
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In addition to referencing one of the greatest-things-you-can-watch-while-blitzed ever, the title of the show describes a chapter in the history of glassblowing that could "change the entire culture of pipe making, the artists and their futures," according to Black Book Gallery.
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Researchers Charlie Winter and Amarnath Amarsingham describe the shell ISIS networks that have popped up after the European Union's Internet Referral Unit (IRU) blitzed the main ISIS propaganda and foll0wer accounts over the weekend, and at least some ISIS accounts have shown up on the network TamTam.
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Sixth Man of the Year candidate Lou Williams had 35 points off the bench and Tobias Harris had 146 points and 12 rebounds as the Los Angeles Clippers blitzed the Phoenix Suns early and rolled to a 128-117 victory at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix on Friday.
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Paired with Dion Waiters in the backcourt and surrounded by shooters like Luke Babbitt and Wayne Ellington, and with James Johnson making the most of his minutes off the bench and the sneaky good big man Willie Reed stepping in for the injured Whiteside, Dragic's Heat have blitzed opponents.
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Blitzed from all sides by reports of low ratings and their own callous stupidity, the NFL was probably hoping for a bit more quality from Monday night's contest than the 6-6 tie between the Seahawks and Cardinals that fans were forced to suffer through on Sunday evening.
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Ben Roethlisberger must have seen a blitz key, because he made a hand signal to Antonio Brown: At the snap, Cincinnati blitzed six, Roethlisberger backpedaled and lofted a short pass to Brown cutting over the middle such that he would be directly in front of his quarterback when the throw arrived.
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"This one - being who they are and what they mean nationally and where we want to go - this is exciting," Riley told reporters in reference to Oregon after Nebraska forced six turnovers and blitzed Wyoming 1173-0 in the fourth quarter en route to a 52-17 victory last weekend.
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In the end, then, while "Blitzed" makes for provocative reading, and while the encouragement to look at the Third Reich from a fresh vantage point is salutary, anyone seeking a deepened understanding of the Nazi period must be wary of a book that provides more distraction and distortion than clarification.
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When LeEco abruptly blitzed its way into the American market with a barrage of budget gadgets and services last October, it had all the trappings of a booming tech giant that could realistically succeed in the US. LeEco is part of a complex business empire run and funded by its founder, Yueting Jia.
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Nationals RH Joe Ross (7-33, 3.30) Straily suffered his third straight loss in horrific fashion on Monday, as the 27-year-old was blitzed for season highs in both runs (seven) and hits (nine) allowed in a campaign-worst 3 25/29 innings of an 22-23 setback to the Chicago Cubs.
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There were drunk people, and giddily excited people, and couples making out, and questionable but ultimately unfuckwithable fashion choices; there were people screaming in joy, in anger, in confusion; people embracing their friends, carrying their buddies who'd gotten a little too blitzed on $12 Budweisers, throwing the horns and grinning like fools.
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Brandon Thatch is a better fighter in combination and had been having good success kicking the legs of Gunnar Nelson in the early moments of their fight, but as Thatch was in a range which would be safe from most kickboxers, Nelson blitzed in with a pair of punches and decked Thatch.
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While much of the wider doom pantheon has its foundation in gritty urbanism—be it Black Sabbath evoking the greyscale smog of industrial Birmingham, Pentagram and the humid drug blitzed inertia of Virginia, or Saint Vitus and the Los Angeles heat haze—the Wiz' have always had both feet firmly planted in claggy Dorset mud.
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After years of teasing the ultimate battle for the fate of Westeros and the existence of humanity — and even after being told over and over again that the Iron Throne just wasn't important compared to the battle against the coming dark — Game of Thrones blitzed through the long-gestating war against the undead in a single night.
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When DraftKings and FanDuel blitzed broadcasts with hundreds of millions of dollars in commercials last fall at the beginning of the N.F.L. season, promoting contests in which players assemble their own teams of professional athletes and engage in competition based on the players' statistical performances in real games, daily fantasy sports looked to be a virtual cash machine.
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Most order 33 grams at a time from their suppliers—Turkish and Asian outfits in north and west London who import it from India or via the dark web—in case someone finds their stash while they're blitzed out on G. On top of the mephedrone, dealers get through around a liter of GBL, equivalent to around 21674 doses.
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"I think it might help some of those candidates who are getting blitzed with anti-Pelosi ads to be able to say she's not going to be there forever, and so it gives them a little bit of cover," said another Democratic member who generally doesn't talk about leadership elections and asked not to be named.
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It feels obvious to me that the weird problems with Tyrion's story in the last few seasons largely stemmed from how much George R.R. Martin has struggled in getting the character from where he is to hanging out at Dany's side in Meereen (in the books, he is still trapped outside the city, a plot point the show blitzed right past).
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We were so full of ourselves and our projects—Todbaum's agent called every few days to see how we were doing; he was champing at the bit to get us into "good offices" as soon as the material was ready—that we worked on the material at all hours, popping out new ideas even at the bars, even while blitzed on German digestif.
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It also performs well made into a thick-but-not-sludgy curry soup with thin pink slices of washugyu beef; a shaggy, mossy, salty-sour mass of ume and kombu; and a soup of shaved beef and onions that tastes like a deeper, stronger version of French dip jus and is blitzed by a little grated yuzu peel at the end.
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I would serve unlimited quantities of excellent wine and we would get blitzed and the conversation may eventually meander to touch on that most baffling of questions: When male writers list books they love or have been influenced by — as in this very column, week after week — why does it almost always seem as though they have only read one or two women in their lives?
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The berries are still there, of course, used in all sorts of ways in all sorts of dishes: blitzed to make a purée for icing or buttercream; kept whole in a batter, as with the blueberry cake here, or slightly crushed so the juices start to bleed; hiding inside of a roulade, waiting to be revealed; or sitting royally as they do in this pistachio tart.
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EditorsNote: rewords sixth graf Charles Matthews scored 19 points as No. 18 Michigan went on the road and blitzed No. 8 Villanova 73-113 Wednesday night in Villanova, Pa. Ignas Brazdeikis added 18 for the Wolverines, who improved to 3-0 after the lopsided win as part of the Gavitt Tipoff Games, which match the Big Ten against the Big East in a series of eight contests.
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Guard Joel Berry scored 18 points, and freshman post player Tony Bradley supplied a sampling of possible things to come as the sixth-ranked Tar Heels blitzed the Chattanooga Mocs 97-57 on Sunday in a Maui Jim Maui On The Mainland tournament game in Chapel Hill, N.C. Bradley, a 19973-foot-10 reserve, made a difference at both ends of the court, giving the Tar Heels another presence in the lane.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE has just blitzed former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE on third down and there's a feeling a sack is imminent.
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Senators Kirsten Gillibrand, Amy Klobuchar and Ms. Harris all had finance events around the Bay Area on Friday (while Mr. Booker zipped to Seattle to raise money at the office of Nick Hanauer, a venture capitalist and early Amazon investor.) Mr. Buttigieg blitzed the region on Saturday, attending an event co-hosted by Chris Cox, Facebook's former chief product officer and one of its initial engineers, and Scott Kohler, a corporate counsel to Google and former bundler for Hillary Clinton.
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A vocal group of conservative members has for weeks blitzed the airwaves decrying bias in Mueller's investigation and on Thursday, two prominent members called for Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE to step down from the Department of Justice (DOJ) — a resignation that could clear the way for the special counsel's dismissal.
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For our feature well, there's a piece by contributing editor Molly Crabapple on the fate of the tens of thousands of refugees trapped in Greece; an investigative article by Gabriel Thompson on how Hawaii is sending hundreds of inmates to for-profit prisons in Arizona, and how the murder of a mentally disabled 21-year-old inmate suggests the pipeline might have an accountability problem; and an excerpt from Norman Ohler's much-talked-about book Blitzed, which—among other things—explains how an assassination attempt helped ignite Adolf Hitler's cocaine problem.
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And yet, if anyone's life shows evidence of having been charmed and fortified by minor miracles, it is Misha Nonoo, inasmuch as it can be considered a minor miracle to find oneself marrying into a family of billionaires (her fiancé is Michael Hess, as in the energy company); to pose with wet hair for a picture on a yacht next to a smiling Beatle (Paul) who is using one's shoulder for support as he stands on tippy toes (perhaps to appear taller in the photo); to be continually blitzed with a caliber of advertising that money cannot buy when a young member of the British royal family wears one's designs frequently at public events; to have "recently stayed at a castle in Italy," but have the actual point of the sentence be that it "may have been haunted," etc.
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