But they do not seem to cook much certifiably Umbrian food.
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Sports fandom: where the line between passionate and certifiably insane is invisible.
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Yes, that's a certifiably insane amount of overkill, but hey, moar pixels, yo.
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By that same logic, everyone at Arsenal may now be declared certifiably insane.
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Santana, Lindor power Indians past Astros CLEVELAND — It was a certifiably crazy play.
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The Tommy of "The Disaster Artist" seems just shy of being certifiably crazy.
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He is certifiably insane, his condition diagnosed as schizophrenia with drug-induced brain damage.
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" Talese also told the Post, "The source of my book, Gerald Foos, is certifiably unreliable.
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We love this nontoxic brand because their products are affordable, high quality, and certifiably clean.
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It looks like we didn't pick up on the whole "certifiably cute" thing from the theme.
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"I think people immediately thought 'she's finally gone off her rocker, she's certifiably crazy,'" she joked.
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If you're a grown man and you can hit 70, you've got a certifiably live arm.
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It did, perhaps because of her new attitude, or perhaps because she may have looked certifiably mad.
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I know, I sound certifiably nuts, but I promise: I'm ready to put my old habits behind me.
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You had Roland Jackson, our black character with the certifiably clean fade—a practical engineer and complete egghead.
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"I'm certifiably, insanely proud of this album," she wrote on Instagram, in a post showing the album's cover art.
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The gangster experienced serious mental deterioration as a result of the untreated disease and was later considered certifiably insane.
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If a cat invades the field, and it's not wearing any clothes, can you certifiably call it a streaker?
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But not every leading man on the ABC series is certifiably tall, despite the prevalence of tree-like leading men.
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It is certifiably not true that Earth was once lousy with a bunch of Fred Flintstones and Dino the Dinosaurs.
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Things kicked off at noon, EST, with Oklahoma-Houston—which was certifiably bonkers—and things didn't stop until 4:34am EST.
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And finally, there's Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend), who's still living in Carrie's basement and is a pill away from being certifiably insane.
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The country and its leader, Kim Jong Un, are almost always presented either as comically ridiculous cartoon villains or as certifiably insane.
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But the moment Corden nicks Lopez's phone to text the most famous person he can find in her contacts is certifiably golden.
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In 2012, he won the Red Bull-sponsored HKPK World Tricking Championships in Las Vegas, meaning he's certifiably worthy of the suit.
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Just, one hundred percent, certifiably undeniably, the kind of thing you play and immediately wonder: How the hell did this pass QA?
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If these questions speak to you on a profound level, then we probably don't need to tell you that you're certifiably animal-obsessed.
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All certifiably dead, but bringing in more money now than ever, as the '60s generation repackages and retails its heroes to new customers.
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Based on stories and characters created by the prolific horror-comedy hyphenate Charles Band, "The Littlest Reich" is certifiably bonkers and cheerfully offensive.
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It's actually pretty adorable: They both like their steak cooked medium rare, they're both in radio/podcasting, and they both think she's certifiably insane.
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He has said some certifiably stupid things, but he deserves to be protected during what we can assume is a difficult set of circumstances.
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This episode, Liv meets with another Hill House resident: The ghost of Poppy Hill, the "certifiably insane" woman who had lived in this house.
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People thought Buddy was certifiably nuts at the time [he first banned tackling at practice in 2010], but Buddy is a very visionary guy.
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That said, Albarella also has concerns about rising valuations now that insuretech has become a certifiably hot space, particularly for corporate venture capital (CVC) investors.
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" Gingrich added he thinks Waters is in the group of people who are "so frankly, crazy, that they are certifiably out of touch with reality.
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Penny for the thoughts of those folks right about now, because the big man from New Jersey has been certifiably ablaze for the last month.
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Now we skip over to a different tribute and listen as thousands sing Cornell&aposs vocals to Like A Stone, which is a certifiably badass song.
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More than 2,000 certifiably-awesome human beings showed up at a funeral for a former Army veteran with no immediate family on Tuesday in Sarasota, Florida.
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In 1933, "blood and soil" even became an official Nazi policy, requiring that farmers were certifiably "Aryan" in order to receive certain benefits from the state.
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About 20183 percent of the early sellers were women — today it's still 87 percent — and they were all making certifiably handmade objects: paintings, sweaters, porcelain bowls.
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Tiny Trax is aesthetically impressive throughout, then, from sound to vision, and certifiably avoids turning its player's stomach (for comparison, Driveclub VR left me on the floor).
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We recruited two certifiably fashionable people from our sister publication Racked — Rebecca Jennings, associate producer, and Cameron Wolf, menswear editor — to talk through the fashion of AirPods.
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Some are drugstore brands, others luxe — but they're all offering the kind of pigment payoff that's certifiably lust-worthy, no matter where you stand on the issue.
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It looks like colorist Matt Rez gave Mendes a few more highlights, and hairstylist Buddy Porter chopped a few more inches off Mendes' now certifiably chocolate-brown hair.
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A man who couldn't hold down a job, a man who may or may not have been certifiably mentally ill but who was clearly mad at the world.
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But there will be no lifeline: as the Neo, or whatever it's ultimately named, rolls out, so Sony's interest in the handheld market will be certifiably terminated, likely forever.
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But it is the rabbi's duty to ensure that any establishment in Jerusalem, and its surrounding area, displaying a kosher certificate is serving only alcohol that is certifiably kosher.
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The ironic thing is that, of the few legitimate reservations to be had about nuclear power (mostly centered on its high cost), safety is absolutely, certifiably not one of them.
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In addition to being certifiably evil, leader of the pack Heather Chandler (Kim Walker) was blonde, fashionable, and slim — a look that lived on in Heathers-inspired movies like Mean Girls.
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If the legislation passes, the President will still have the power to unilaterally order an attack, but only if an enemy has certifiably launched a nuclear strike against the United States.
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Considering Kristen Wiig spent seven years on SNL, starred in Bridesmaids, and was once romantically involved with a member of The Strokes, it's safe to say that the actress is certifiably cool.
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Ms. Williams's Una — who has sought out Ray, now living in a different town under a different name, at his workplace — starts off both hopping mad and, it would seem, certifiably mad.
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So while supercars are not very good for mundane chores like getting groceries, picking up one kid after school in the 570GT would be certifiably awesome — as long as their backpack isn't too big.
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You can get your own floor-cleaning robot for under $215 this weekend— more than half off original retail value — by purchasing a certified refurbished one (which means it's certifiably as good as new).
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As this process continues to develop, we're seeing more and more clearly that it's the Silicon Valley guys who are the sane and rational ones while the Defense Department and Washington as a whole look certifiably insane.
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The only thing that is certifiably real, however, is that the feeling of disbelief in so many high profile Flat Earthers out there is probably what these Flat Eathers felt when they realized the earth is flat.
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Critic's Notebook For most of May, the No. 1 scripted show on cable (in three-day ratings) was AMC's "Breaking Bad" spinoff, "Better Call Saul," a prime example of critically hailed, auteur-era, certifiably binge-worthy television.
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Edwin Moses, the chairman of the United States Antidoping Agency and a two-time Olympic gold medalist, said too many antidoping leaders and the International Olympic Committee have prioritized Russian sentiments over those of certifiably clean athletes from elsewhere.
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The one we're premiering here today actually makes a lot of sense—or at least, as much as any collaboration with the certifiably out-there, undeniably one-of-a-kind experimental black metal artist Botanist has any hopes of doing.
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Yesterday, we got what is probably the most amazing and certifiably cray delivery ever to have graced our offices (and that's including the dancing Webby dinosaur and the male model dressed in farmer's overalls — both long stories for another time).
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If that weren't enough, relevant artist Macy Gray shows up to corroborate a certifiably insane story in which she and Stephanie escaped a police raid on a club Bangkok (where Stephanie was spinning), fleeing to Cambodia on the back of an elephant.
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But while no one was looking, an insidious countervailing force — randomness — set in, mostly on classical radio, where, it often seems, any work, played by anyone, can arbitrarily follow any other without transition or comment, so long as it is all certifiably "classical" music.
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Other dominant artists of our era, like Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, and Kanye West, have used their fame to get across art that is certifiably weird—dense, genre-bending projects, with little hope of radio play, that are designed to be consumed in a single sitting.
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But with organizations like the Environment Working Group — which has been playing watchdog for toxic ingredients for years — growing ever more popular, along with increased customer awareness, this is just the beginning of this fight to ensure that everything people are putting on their bodies in this country is certifiably safe.
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"Kaspersky Lab reiterates its willingness to work alongside U.S. authorities to address any concerns they may have about its products as well as its systems, and respectfully requests any relevant, verifiable information that would help the company in its own investigation to certifiably refute the false accusations," the company said.
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"People are getting increasingly savvy about ingredients and labels, and we make it a priority to keep our ingredient lists simple and certifiably organic," says Jyoti Stephens, spokesperson and VP of people, culture, and mission at Nature's Path — a family-owned purveyor of packaged products like oatmeal, granola, and breakfast bars, available at most grocery stores.
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I must confess: I do find blaming Mr. Trump a pleasant change from the things I usually blame for my overeating: a miserable love life; an ecstatic love life; the stress of too much to do; the stress of nothing to do; a mother who is driving me crazy; a mother who, thanks to a major stroke three years ago, is certifiably crazy.
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Kaspersky maintains its desire to "certifiably refute the false accusations" made in The New York Times story: "Kaspersky Lab has never helped, nor will help, for any government in the world with its cyberespionage efforts, and contrary to erroneous reports, Kaspersky Lab software does not contain any undeclared capabilities such as backdoors as that would be illegal and unethical," the company said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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" While Ms. Bradshaw doesn't want to keep shelling out money and not building up equity, (she said she is paying between $2,500 and $3,000 a month) and while she wants to own because it would be a declaration that she has entered a certifiably grown-up phase of life, she said: "I'm 33 and I don't know what's to come in the next year or two.
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Kaspersky Lab reiterates its willingness to work alongside U.S. authorities to address any concerns they may have about its products as well as its systems, and respectfully requests any relevant, verifiable information that would help the company in its own investigation to certifiably refute the false accusations.... Kaspersky Lab has never helped, nor will help, for any government in the world with its cyberespionage efforts, and contrary to erroneous reports, Kaspersky Lab software does not contain any undeclared capabilities such as backdoors as that would be illegal and unethical.
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"Alcohol is Free" was also the highest-ranking song not sung primarily in English. The song was praised by critics, with the British Daily Mirror newspaper calling it "certifiably brilliant madness". A panel of music critics rated it as 67%. Czech musician Stano Simor criticized its melody as being too similar to Russian folk songs.
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So though the only one song was certifiably of Memphis vintage, the conglomeration of young New York jazz musicians with one of the most storied Southern rhythm sections proved to be the catalyst for creating strong, fresh music that sounds like neither Memphis soul nor New York jazz. This unique sound appealed to a large audience.
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The Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong held an educational conference on the importance of privacy by design. In the private sector, Sidewalk Toronto commits to privacy by design principles; Brendon Lynch, Chief Privacy Officer at Microsoft, wrote an article called Privacy by Design at Microsoft; whilst Deloitte relates certifiably trustworthy to privacy by design.
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The FGFF has honored numerous celebrities, including funnyman Jonathan Winters (Certifiably Jonathan), Judd Apatow (American Storage), Oscar-winning musical star Shirley Jones (Elmer Gantry, Oklahoma!, Cheryl Hines (Curb Your Enthusiasm), Joe Ballarini (Father vs. Son), Hal Sparks (Queer as Folk), Rainn Wilson (The Office), Carlos Mencia (Comedy Central),.Micah Sachs, "Feel Good Fest to Honor Shirley Jones; Hines and Sparks to Host Galas", "indieWire", Aug.
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Mr. Wilhelm, having forgotten to take his medication, completes George's project himself and, finding it complete, congratulates George on it. George is puzzled but opts not to question his lucky break. However, when Steinbrenner sees the project he recognizes that the author is certifiably insane, and has George put in a mental institution. While driving the mail truck to Saginaw, Kramer spots Jerry's stolen car on an Ohio highway and alerts Jerry by mobile phone.
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Almost none of the robust registration algorithms mentioned above (except the BnB algorithm that runs in exponential-time in the worst case) comes with performance guarantees, which means that these algorithms can return completely incorrect estimates without notice. Therefore, these algorithms are undesirable for safety-critical applications like autonomous driving. Very recently, Yang et al. has developed the first certifiably robust registration algorithm, named Truncated least squares Estimation And SEmidefinite Relaxation (TEASER).
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Pomponius MelaPomponius Mela iii.2.18–19. was the first author to say that the druids' instruction was secret and took place in caves and forests. Druidic lore consisted of a large number of verses learned by heart, and Caesar remarked that it could take up to twenty years to complete the course of study. What was taught to druid novices anywhere is conjecture: of the druids' oral literature, not one certifiably ancient verse is known to have survived, even in translation.
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Bill Meyer reviewed the first CD: :This collection is a compilation companion to Irwin Chusid's book of the same name. It celebrates outsider music, music "so wrong it's right", and if you're drawn to sounds that make you wonder just what the musician was thinking, this collection is for you. The compilation is enthusiastically, if not always respectfully, annotated by Chusid. His selections range from the output of blissfully un- self-aware but basically functional individuals to the certifiably insane.
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Out of print for four decades, copies of Craddock's scarce gems fetch hundreds of dollars online." In 2012, Rudy Rucker's Transreal Books republished Be Not Content in full. "Few certifiably clued-in alumni of that scene, it seems, were left with enough cognitive fortitude to compile the definitive tale of the tribe," wrote Wired magazine contributor Steve Silberman about the Be Not Content reissue. "Now, however, another title has been added to the very short list of engaging books about the golden age of neuro-hacking.
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However, Koch argued that individuals with these conditions should not be punished as severely and that there should be special institutions for them. This was on the basis that, although they were not certifiably 'insane', they had diminished responsibility. Koch's comments on free will and determinism, in both his philosophical and psychiatric work, are said to be so similar to the current debate on free will and neuroscience that some passages do not even appear historical. Koch wrote an essay in 1894 entitled Die Frage nach dem geborenen Verbrecher (The question of the born criminal).
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The Ultimate Marvel version of Alexei Shostakov is a Russian super soldier codenamed "Captain Russia". Meant to be the Russian version of Captain America, this version is certifiably insane and uses a makeshift shield created partially from human remains, and possesses superhuman strength and durability. A fight between the two results in Captain America defeating him, by stabbing him with splintered wood that acts as a stake through the chest, declaring "Fighting is about winning".Ultimate Nightmere #1-4 Shostakov was once married to Black Widow and is now deceased.
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Writing in the Chicago Tribune, Rick Kogan gave the film 1 star out of 4 and called it "a certifiably bad movie" with "a good deal that is distasteful," but also found it "strangely likable" because Ted Nicolaou "has done a better job than most who have tackled this particular beat. He has a nice feel for pacing if not for tension, a good eye for detail if often excessive and an occasional burst of humor."Kogan, Rick (February 14, 1986). "'Terrorvision' has its charms despite being a real horror".
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Icelandic Glacial uses natural renewable energy in the form of geothermal power to fuel production. The company implements a shipping policy from its mid-Atlantic location that uses otherwise empty cargo slots for shipments of product to the US and mainland Europe.The Grocer, “Carbon-neutral water makes entrance in UK”, August 2007 The bottles are 100% recyclable including the labels and the outer box packaging uses 75% post consumer recycled materials. The source of Icelandic Glacial Water is the Ölfus Spring in Iceland, which has been deemed certifiably sustainable by Zenith International because it does not deplete or permanently damage its source.
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These houses are not typical of New Orleans with their angular shapes and colors of every shade. Make it Right also implements the Cradle to Cradle method which means using material that can be reused and that are safe, renewable energy is utilized, safe drinking water, and improvement is continuous. The Make it Right website uses the idea of Laboratory and Library to show how the materials, the construction, and the data available are certifiably green and will ultimately benefit the homeowner. Some of the topics include: Advanced Framing, Electrical Systems, Pervious Concrete, Paint, Solar Panels, Plumbing, and Quality Control.
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Historian Spyros Tsoutsoumpis states that the reluctance of EDES leadership to prosecute certain individuals was likely due to fear of it resulting in defections and a considerable drop in support. In an attempt to give a solution, in 1992 Prime Minister Konstantinos Mitsotakis proposed a trade-off in relation to their properties, only for the cases where their owners had certifiably not been convicted or participated in crimes against their fellow Greek citizens. Mitsotakis also proposed that the Albanian government likewise compensate ethnic Greeks who had lost properties due to alleged persecution during the communist regime in Albania. This proposal however was rejected by the Albanian side.
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He claimed that he was forced to work as a doctor at the 2001 Battle of Tora Bora, during which time he treated injured mujahideen fighters inside the region's complex caves. At one of his Administrative Review Board hearings, he confirmed that Osama bin Laden was present during the battle, claiming that he had met with him for ten minutes. On May 25, 2008, the Yemen Times reported that a number of the Yemeni captives in Guantanamo had gone certifiably insane under the conditions there. The article quoted the recently released Sudanese journalists Sami Al Hajj, who reported that Yemeni captives had been driven insane through the administration of hallucinogenic drugs.
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Wellcome Collection. Artifacts associated with the graves include: amulets, anklets, armlets, beads, bone point implements, borers, bowls, bracelets, celts, clips, coils, earrings, earstuds, grindstones, hair clips, hair ornaments, knives, lipstuds, maceheads, needles, nosestuds, pebbles, pendant, pins, quirms, rings, rubbers, scarabs, shells, and statuettes. Some artifacts are certifiably manufactured from outside the southern Gezira plain. Burials 263 and 524 in the East and Northeast sectors respectively, each contained a bronze statuette of the Egyptian god Shu, dating either during the Napatan or Meroitic period. A scarab in a burial in the Northeast Sector of the site, was described by Frank Addison as a steatite scaraboid, “engraved on both the back and the base.
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He has appeared in films, including The Hollywood Sign, The Auteur Theory and the upcoming films Certifiably Jonathan, Hollywood Kills and Robert Zemeckis' animated version of Beowulf. At a Star Trek convention in Sacramento, California on 9 September 2006, he announced that he had been cast as an Australian scientist in the Species sequel Species IV. He has also recently done work in several short films, including the latest by Tim Russ, called Plugged, a satire on modern advertising. Dominic Keating also appears as Sherlock Holmes's brother in the 2010 film Sherlock Holmes by the Asylum. Dominic Keating was also responsible for the voice-over in the Ricky Gervais film "The Invention of Lying" – 2009 release by WB.
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In 2011, "a highly disfunctional [sic] relationship" between Ada and Leon was ranked as the ninth-top video game romance by James Hawkins of Joystick Division. They have been also included among top ten video game couples by others, including Sina Corp in 2011, Global Times in 2015, and The Mirror in 2016. Matt Cundy of GamesRadar found Ada's iconic costume from Resident Evil 4 to be unsuitable for the game's theme, ranking her "out-of- our-price-bracket Shanghai hooker" look as the most impractical of all main outfits of the series' stars and commenting that anyone dressing like her to fight zombies "would have to be certifiably mental." Contrary to his opinion, some film critics expressed a positive opinion about the practicality of Ada's high-slit dress,Frank Scheck, Resident Evil Retribution: Film Review, The Hollywood Reporter, 9/14/2012.
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Those who were not Kikuyu, Embu or Meru were released; those who were remained in detention for screening. British Army patrol crossing a stream carrying FN FAL rifle (1st and 2nd soldiers from right); Sten Mk5 (3rd soldier); and the Lee–Enfield No. 5 (4th and 5th soldiers) Whilst the operation itself was conducted by Europeans, most suspected members of Mau Mau were picked out of groups of the Kikuyu-Embu-Meru detainees by a native Kenyan informer. Male suspects were then taken off for further screening, primarily at Langata Screening Camp, whilst women and children were readied for 'repatriation' to the reserves (many of those slated for deportation had never set foot in the reserves before). Anvil lasted for two weeks, after which the capital had been cleared of all but certifiably loyal Kikuyu; 20,000 Mau Mau suspects had been taken to Langata, and 30,000 more had been deported to the reserves..
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