The loan was chopped up and sold on to investors.
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Monday's grilled chicken can be chopped up for Tuesday's salad.
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His remains were also chopped up and stuffed into garbage bags.
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I make oatmeal with a chopped up apple, almond butter, and cinnamon.
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I like it all chopped up with the crunchy skin strewn throughout.
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Alig did ten bags and chopped up Melendez's body in the bathtub.
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Are French fries more Gritty than chopped up chunks of grilled chicken?
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Many songs will add "chopped up" or distorted lyrics at this point.
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"It always irritates me to see that edited and chopped up," Miller said.
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One whole chicken, chopped up and fried, costs anywhere from $10 to $15.
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Then she's poured into a broth while she's covered in chopped up veggies.
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"This has lots of chopped-up peppers in it," she says somewhat disapprovingly.
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It's always strange when it gets chopped up and added to various playlists.
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"It means chopped up," she said, surrounded by small piles of diced ingredients.
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But he chopped up his dances into highlights, as if entering in a competition.
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We linked up, we got to talking about Marcberg, and we chopped up it.
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The game is always chopped up because you're always drawing fouls all the time.
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"People say [Taylor is] chopped up everywhere, so who the hell knows," Boutilier said.
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And made an excessive amount of my "lazy man's risotto" with chopped up tomatoes.
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The abandoned Catholic church is filled with bats, its pews chopped up for firewood.
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Definitely Darkchild — those first Destiny's Child beats that were really skittery and chopped up.
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"It had been chopped up among academic groups," says Fu, who worked with a piece.
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If you get too close to them, objects will get chopped up or move awkwardly.
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Then, Sullivan chopped up her body and dumped it in a remote area of Pennsylvania.
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It's complicated enough and provides flexibility in the many ways it can be chopped up.
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Yet the conversation, upon closer listening, sounded warped, like a script chopped up and scrambled.
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Elsewhere the set is chopped up by Boucher's deep, guttural grunts, coming out of nowhere.
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I quickly chopped up some scallions, parsley, capers and lemon zest to sprinkle over everything.
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He was later acquitted of the Black murder despite admitting he chopped up Black's body.
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A number of roads in India are also made by mixing chopped-up plastic into bitumen.
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When I chopped up a low-ranking orc named Tark, for instance, he managed to escape.
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The lab also uses chopped-up carbon fibre in large-scale 3D printers to produce structures.
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He warms some in a double boiler, and adds a generous handful of chopped-up herb.
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Nearby, men in muddy clothes sat on a dirty red carpet, watching animals being chopped up.
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Chopped up with basil and scallions, they add sweetness and brightness to the buttery, meaty mix.
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As with most old game films, much had been erased or chopped up for highlight shows.
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A. Well, from dead horses, mostly chopped-up ones, that were processed on adjacent Barren Island.
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Negroni Tails is primarily instrumental, an ecclectic collection of electronic tinged beats and chopped up samples.
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So he shit on an old pizza box and chopped up the poo with a plastic spoon.
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The DNA in the skin cells are all chopped up and destroyed before they turn into squames.
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That night, I opted to make a little soup with some chopped-up onions, celery and carrots.
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Mortgages of households about which little was known were chopped up and combined into securities few understood.
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"When we got there, the flippers were already chopped up," said Budi Prasetyo, a marine police officer.
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In 1975, Hugo Neu workers chopped up the 28,200-ton giant and sold the pieces for scrap.
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I joined a credit union and posted a picture of my chopped-up Chase cards on Instagram.
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Bundles of records were copied, moved onto drives from which they could be snatched, and chopped up into .
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The researchers chopped up the seafloor into one million-year-old sections that date back 100 million years.
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She likes anything that you have prepped, things that are chopped up – stuff like this that takes time.
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Then it's covered in liquid ice cream base, and chopped up into tiny pieces using two metal scrapers.
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The whole thing was like a synergy sausage that was chopped up and served on a synergy pizza.
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Anyhow, here's how the BLM rangeland around Malheur is chopped up: Using BLM lands for grazing costs money.
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Liu and his colleagues vibrated chopped up bits of chicken to test how well vibrations traveled through flesh.
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The caissons' concrete walls are then chopped up into cubes using hydraulic hammers and shipped out on barges.
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Sometimes they even buy a whole cow, which is chopped up and cooked for them by Mr Sinamenye's wife.
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You can wear it curly or straight, chopped up with lots of layers or cut bluntly at one length.
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"Having my environmental activist self chopped up into pieces because I'm in six organizations doesn't make sense," says Young.
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Was it the future of convenient health food, or an overfunded subscription service for bags of chopped up plants?
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At Apricot Power, Richardson Jr. is busy rolling out products such as chocolate bars with chopped-up apricot seeds.
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To replace the dressing, I chopped up an avocado and drizzled a touch of olive oil on the greens.
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It was chopped up and kind of reconstructed—some of the best lobster I've ever had in my life.
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Just pulse it all in a food processor and toss it with your chosen chopped-up fruit or vegetable.
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What's the experience been like hearing the music in this different form, sort of chopped up in different ways?
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Turkish officials have said they believe Khashoggi was murdered at the consulate and his body chopped up and removed.
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Made from a single material, these Adidas shoes can be chopped up, melted down and turned into fresh kicks.
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"I grabbed whatever I could think of that was green," he said as he chopped up each of them.
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Young shoots can be prepared like asparagus; Native Americans chopped up the flowers to make a sort of jam.
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The resulting tapes will form a capstone product, a hybrid recording that blends chopped-up elements from different performances.
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In this approach, chromatin is chemically "frozen" in place, enzymatically chopped up and labeled, and then allowed to reassemble.
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Otherwise, a fruit salad to me is just a bunch of chopped-up fruit with nothing else on it.
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The bodies of those who died upon arrival were charred, and chopped-up bones were buried in mass graves.
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I want to remind you of the history of artists who have been murdered, slaughtered, imprisoned, chopped up, refused entrance.
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The Forbes crown jewel — Forbes Media, which includes Forbes magazine, the website and other properties — was chopped up in 2006.
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The last time I tasted some, I was a kid, and they were chopped up and mixed in with mushrooms.
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During the depression, our city's luxury apartments were chopped up and sold off, while servant's quarters were converted into bedrooms.
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For each wrap, roll one bibb lettuce leaf with a slice of bacon and a few chopped up grape tomatoes.
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The OP also says that Kanye's chopped-up screaming suggests that the girl he's banging is a robot which... Sure.
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Mendler's voice is run through tube distortion, chopped up into pinpricks, and becomes a gorgeously vocoded choir on the cavernous hook.
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As a result, the new Flintstones animations generated by the Allen Institute's AI aren't just random collages of chopped up cartoons.
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Some videos included short, chopped-up snippets of material that YouTube has previously removed, allowing the clips to stay up longer.
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Last month, Trump publicly suggested foreign-made pipes need to be chopped up before being sent overseas, which compromises their integrity.
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"The video got chopped up into little three-minute clips or whatever and put into the interactive storyline digitized," Miller said.
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I ate half of the scenery with abandon, then chopped up the other two Digletts for the following day's spaghetti lunch.
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I always have a lot of stuff that's already chopped up and ready, so any dish is really quick [after that].
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Grand Staircase-Escalante will shrink to 1,006,341 acres from 1.9 million acres and will be chopped up into three different units.
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Many of the cars that slip through the cracks are chopped up and sold for parts, while others are smuggled overseas.
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Made of trench coats, striped shirts, army green lace, Mongolian lamb and denim chopped up and recombined in surprisingly harmonic convergence.
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So do the multifarious love nests (mattresses, straw, chopped-up foam rubber, water) of a more austere faux beach, "Eden" (1969).
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"She had vague instructions to herself pinned in the kitchen, written down the side of chopped up cereal boxes," remembers Holland.
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"Why are we talking about something that happened three weeks ago when I just chopped up someone first round," he added.
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While my potato was in the oven, I chopped up my broccoli and carrots and steamed them to make them softer.
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Our experiences at work, in our homes and even in transit can be chopped up into pieces of purpose and service.
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Dog faeces and bloodstains on the floor of a 'chop house', where people would be chopped up and fed to dogs.
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It's a very soft sausage that is spread over bread, mixed into pasta sauce, or chopped up and dotted atop pizza.
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It's a chopped up Chocolatey Caramel Pop-Tarts wrapped inside a sweet crêpe "tortilla" with fresh banana, toasted pecans & salted caramel sauce.
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It meant I listened to that song, in chopped up pieces, at least five times a day for a couple of weeks.
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The illustrations depict bitcoins as shiny letter Bs that can be chopped up into valuable fractions, kind of like a huge diamond.
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As he chopped up the phrase "It might be over soon" in the sampler, "soon" began to turn into "two, two": 22.
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Composition books are filled with scrawls, sentences and pages are dashed off with incredible speed, and then chopped up with unforgiving edits.
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You're just going to be beaten up and chopped up and delivered to the audience so ... Would you go on Fox News?
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The music associated with the dancing consists mostly of dark, electronic instrumental dancehall, with chopped-up samples and riddims at its core.
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Inspired by the filler text used in publication design, "Assembly" presents words and letters chopped up, shifted a few inches and jumbled.
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The neighborhood I grew up in was mostly apartments (big old houses chopped up into smaller units, rundown, and not well cared for).
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When I arrived, he made a Greek salad and I hugged him from behind, kissing his neck as he chopped up the cucumbers.
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The item is basically a Whopper chopped up inside a tortilla, and we couldn't be more thrilled to welcome it into our lives.
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Why are we talking about something that happened three weeks ago when I just chopped up someone first round of a US Open?
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The homes on the block were modest and weathered, many of them low-end rentals that had been chopped up into multiple units.
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One day, while baking a batch of Butter Drop Do cookies, she added chopped up bits from a Nestle semi-sweet chocolate bar.
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And my kids always want guacamole, so if I have the ingredients chopped up in a bag, it cuts the time in half.
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He started with the output from the sequencing machine, which had chopped up the letters into bits that were about 500 letters long.
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One day, while baking a batch of Butter Drop Do cookies, she added chopped-up bits from a Nestle semi-sweet chocolate bar.
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When heart of palm and artichoke hearts are chopped up, you'll find that they can be quite close to crab meat in texture.
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By the time I arrived, the fruits and vegetables had been chopped up into this salad, which Whitney staff served up to guests.
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And although the notes can sometimes cut off midway through musical phrases, the songs avoid sounding chopped up through the use of reverb.
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In the track titled "Musique Isotype," I'm using chopped up and processed basketball sounds to create fractured rhythms and bouncing conflagrations of sound.
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Bursts of chopped-up vocals spring like flowers from the wreckage, a testament to the joys of ripping it all up and starting again.
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In that case, Durst was acquitted after claiming he accidentally shot the man in a scuffle, then chopped up his body in a panic.
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He was injected with a lethal sedative and then his body was chopped up and provided to a local collaborator, according to the prosecution.
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Sometimes you have a rough day and just want to look at some perfectly lined up, color-coded breakfast cereal or chopped up crayons.
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Called "In My Car," the track marries boom bap drum programming with chopped up, smoothly layered, and jazzy vocal samples alongside childlike tinkering noises.
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Mycelium is introduced into a mixture of chopped up corn stalks and seed husks, and begins to spread its white fibers and digest it.
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I had a couple of 90s drum samples that I put together, then I chopped up a Biggie sample and put some chords down.
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Notably, a Venetian bird mask, like the ones the duo used to wear in press photos, is among the "ingredients" chopped up and blended.
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No one contests that Zhao Li fatally shot his business partner at a Vancouver mansion and then chopped up his remains into 108 pieces.
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You've seen it on TV: Korean restaurants serving up plates of still-wriggling octopus tentacles, chopped up feet from the table while still alive.
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"She can eat romaine, so I've just started making more romaine lettuces, and the arugula just has to be chopped up really small," says Deschanel.
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The title track builds a big riff out of horn and orchestral samples, over a heavy beat, which gets chopped up as the track progresses.
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Since its February debut, many of the songs have been made and unmade, scratched out, chopped up, and pasted back together before our very eyes.
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Turkish officials have said they believe the journalist, a critic of Saudi rulers, was murdered inside the building and his body chopped up and removed.
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It holds chopped up pieces—itty-bitty, minute particles that your body recognizes as potential invaders, but are in fact unable to cause real harm.
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Having babies is worse than being mauled by a wampa ice creature or being chopped up by lightsabers and falling into a river of lava.
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In order to make this work, each track had to be written so that it could be chopped up, with each part standing on its own.
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We risk kidding ourselves if we think it can be neatly chopped up into geographic units in which international banks can be supervised and resolved separately.
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The guitars, all chopped up and ever reaching higher to uncomfortable chords like a tornado swirling around, say it is over and it was a disaster.
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Even when you love the band and you feel strongly about them and all the ducks are in a row, it usually ends up chopped up.
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Even though HM is chopped up into little tiny pieces and buried in my backyard she will always hold a very special place in my heart!
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Certain elements rise up but they're not readily identifiable; is that a chopped-up voice or a warped synth that judders into being every so often?
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Nearly all of the vocals are pitch-shifted, chopped up or both, as if Mr. Blake isn't sure he should be undisguised for even a syllable.
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Mr. Almahasneh served dishes he grew up eating, like crispy rice intermingled with slinky, chopped-up bits of vermicelli, and greens stewed with onions and sumac.
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In Yei, another town in the Equatoria region, United Nations officials said that government soldiers chopped up babies and threw the body parts in a river.
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The pass got chopped up, and Mesut Ozil (God love him) picked up the loose ball a step ahead of his defender to tap it in.
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The images we're familiar with today are photographs often related to protests, which capture bloodied whales, chopped up or lying in rows on a giant fleet.
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Instead, they are chopped up into breasts, legs, thighs, chicken nuggets and wings to feed Americans' insatiable appetite for chicken at grocery stores and fast-food restaurants.
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Leafcutters, the best known myrmicine agriculturalists, belong to a line of insects that has been running fungus farms based on chopped-up vegetable matter for 50m years.
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Over the years they collected a number of pieces, each a visionary artist providing a soundtrack to impossible places, chopped up landscapes of places they've never been.
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All either are or will be chopped up, so that "'regular' collectors," as the description refers to them, can afford to purchase a piece of art history.
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These jumbles of loans are then chopped up and structured, so that investors can choose the risks they're willing to take and the returns they're aiming for.
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Their footage, chopped up and YouTubed and GIFed and John Olivered, would be injected into the infinitely subdividing capillaries of social-media outrage in near real time.
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After a trial that took more than two years, Zhao Li, who killed his millionaire cousin and then chopped up the body, was found guilty of manslaughter.
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Its logo looks to be made of chopped-up cocaine, and the site is filled with legitimate-seeming resources for anybody looking to buy drugs on the darknet.
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On Tuesday, Rey admitted during his testimony at a preliminary hearing in a Kansas courtroom that he'd chopped up his wife's remains, according to the Kansas City Star.
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While half of America was fist-pumping to brostep, Nadus was was lighting up Jersey's youth with chopped-up club edits and the dances to go with them.
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Juicero's juicer, in contrast, only works with pre-made bags of chopped up fruits and vegetables that are also sold by the Juicero company for $5 to $20113.
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" She also writes that she texted him, but those texts were subsequently used in a "tabloid article" that, she alleges, were "chopped up and spun to discredit me.
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We're not watching a tomato get chopped up but rather seeing it get unsliced and that reversal of action throws everything into a bizarrely pleasant state of confusion.
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How many of the Hollywood elites are going to have their stars chopped up because they didn&apost exactly do the right thing, to be charitable about it?
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Screenshot: Max Lee//YouTubeInstead of combusting what is very clearly a paper tube stuffed with chopped up tobacco leaves, iQOS heats miniature cigs to a vapor-producing temperature.
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In the sexual yeast population, however, good and bad mutations often went their separate ways when the parent cell's genome was chopped up and mixed around during reproduction.
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When the former Disney star isn't taking the naked dress to new levels on the red carpet nowadays, she's probably wearing an extensively chopped-up pair of blues.
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The latest amounts to a total of maybe three seconds, chopped up and sprinkled into a larger ad for HBO filled with all of the network's biggest stars.
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There are times when that interoperability between desktop and phone just doesn't work like it's supposed to, like when group threads get chopped up into separate, unwieldy threads.
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Alongside the artwork and quotations are chopped-up texts by none other than the controversial poet Kenneth Goldsmith, adding yet more content to an already very full space.
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But sources said there's lukewarm interest in buying the whole bank and bidders are fairly confident that the ailing lender will be chopped up and sold in pieces.
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Kale & Herb Razor — $15 See Details When you've chopped up all your herbs and a drawstring bag isn't your first choice for storage, have this herb saver handy.
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We could bring chopped up pieces of Cadbury Creme Egg to McDonald's and sprinkle them over the soft serve, but then the candy doesn't get mixed in properly.
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The grimy solo and Martin's knowing sneer make me want to catch my man cheating, then run him over with a chopped-up Harley that's also on fire.
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If you find yourself in the tiny, chopped-up wedges of the country that actually root for the Eagles or the Patriots, you might have something to love.
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If there had been no evidence of cancer, Giulianotti could have chopped up the tumor and brought it out through the existing tiny holes in the patient's belly.
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The bacteria are stamped onto a gel that holds their food—chopped up proteins and salts—and as they compete for nutrients, they fan out into fractal patterns.
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At CP Foods' Korat poultry-processing site, a few hours' drive north of Bangkok, vast quantities of birds a year are stunned, killed and then chopped up by machines.
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Another mile went by and snowback had become crud―chopped up, loose snow that has been frozen and refrozen a bunch of times―which became just plain old snow.
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Anthony Rendon then singled past Reyes at third to score a run, and Familia could not reach a ball chopped up the middle by Wilson Ramos, tying the game.
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It would also be arguing against all is good and pure in the world, with that chopped-up choir that sounds like literal sunbeams floating in over the drums.
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You will break Thomas's heart if you don't have kaiserschmarrn for dessert, an eggy pancake chopped up and topped with powdered sugar and served with fruit sauce or compote.
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Here, revised, chopped up and interspersed with other subjects, "Hold Still, Lion!" allows readers to approach Creeley as Wright does, repeatedly, glancingly, as she lives and thinks of other things.
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Nacho makes sure to whisper in Pryce's ear that business has "concluded" between the two of them, and drives the horrifying Hummer away to be chopped up at his shop.
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Durst killed his best friend in 2000, chopped up his body and dumped it into a bay, but a jury bought his argument it was self defense and acquitted him.
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After the robbery in France, one of the suspects told officials the stone was likely chopped up because it would be easier to move tiny diamonds than one big one.
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Riggs went to Macy's to purchase butcher's knives, and after going through many bags of heroin, he and Alig chopped up Melendez's body and placed it into a TV box.
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By the end, the rails are completely chopped up, requiring you to make harrowing last-second adjustments in order to jump to safety and make it through to the end.
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However, a second deregulation bill, dubbed "Macron 2", was chopped up and distributed to other ministers, which was seen as a sign of Valls' fear of his minister's growing profile.
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J.P. Everything gets chopped up and turned around in "Omygod" by Black Grapefruit, the electronic-pop duo of Randa Smith and Brian Dekker; it's from an album due August 10.
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The researchers found typically high genetic diversity in regions of the genome that tend to get chopped up and rearranged between generations, but extremely low diversity in regions that don't.
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The chopped-up legs in the shopping bag are pulling your arm down, and it seems as if at the very last moment they'll refuse to get into the elevator.
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Guitars and pianos swirl in and out, and Ms. Gomez's vocals are chopped up to join the percussion, flinging well-chosen syllables — a recurring "whiskey neat" — at the offending ex.
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Ultimately, more bills were found in the toilets of three different restaurants close to the UBS branch, with a total of $119,000 in cash chopped up and flushed down the drain.
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Together, they gather tiny, scattered, squandered scraps that aren't worth the effort for other animals — splinters of wood, bits of chopped up leaves, specks of pollen, molecules of water, and fertilizer.
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I mean, immediately following the spree he posted an even harder to explain video of himself dancing, chopped up and edited in a way that will definitely give you a headache.
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The updated track in turn seems to flip a sample from "To the Max" (notably the "get em right" vocal sample and hand percussion) into its own frenetic, chopped-up piece.
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Where Ono's original sounds simultaneously full of despair and ready to fight, here it is chopped up and edited almost like a chant, paired with a beat that oozes ballroom swagger.
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Chunks of a Boeing 747 were chopped up and trucked in from the Mojave desert airplane boneyards hundreds of miles to the south by a nonprofit group calling itself Big Imagination.
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Pieces of snails and slugs may accidentally be "chopped up in vegetables, vegetable juices, or salads; or foods contaminated by the slime of infected snails or slugs," according to the CDC.
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He then chopped up the 18th hole on his way to a double bogey for a 74, two strokes behind at 138 along with Emiliano Grillo (71) and Scott Piercy (733).
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Nor are they, like the Penguin Great Ideas series, abbreviated snippets from the canon — pieces of the infinite night sky chopped up and glimpsed through the bound aperture of a telescope.
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She tried reading a book about divorce but stopped when she got to a story of a divorced man whose ex-wife came over and chopped up his new girlfriend's underwear.
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Since I wasn't sure if sweet potatoes could double as a veggie and a carb, I chopped up some carrots on the side to make sure I fulfilled the challenge requirements.
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He did not say how the bodies were disposed of, but last year Mr. Matobato testified that victims were chopped up and then their parts taken to sea to be scattered.
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I like my chili nice and hot— muy picante as they say—and so I chopped up all the veggies and things, including many jalapeño peppers, and threw them in a pot.
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All the elements of a classically beautiful work of art are there, but chopped up and rearranged in a Cubist framework until they are unrecognizable and became a new form of art.
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This is Zellner's theory: Halbach was killed, burned, and chopped up in the gravel pit in the Manitowoc County, right near where her cell phone records have her at 2:41 p.m.
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This way, the nitty gritty details of publishing rights and licensing are immutably tied to the file itself and will never be lost, even as tracks are chopped up, sampled, and recycled.
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VMware made its name with a technology called virtualization, which allows for a physical server to be chopped up into any number of "virtual machines," making more efficient use of its resources.
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Deforestation in the Amazon leads to a terrifying cascade of ecological consequences: Chopped-up forests dry out along their exposed edges, providing ample fuel for wildfires set intentionally by ranchers clearing land.
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" Mayer previously created a similar snack with chopped up leftover holiday cookies — but has since learned a valuable life lesson: "Cookie Crisp is specially engineered not to be cookies, but to be cereal.
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Instead, he used a lot of buzzwords to insist that a $399 juicer that only worked with Juicero's proprietary bags chopped up fruits and vegetables really was going to revolutionize the juice business.
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It's basically exactly like a sandwich but instead of bread you use thinly sliced cucumbers and instead of meat you use sprouts and chopped up eggs and instead of flavor you get nutrition.
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However, Kourtney orders hers without cheese, tomatoes or sprouts, so I was left with a whole lot of lettuce topped with what appeared to be chopped up turkey lunch meat and sunflower seeds.
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Digital producer and copywriter Jean-Baptiste Henri Franck Cyrille Marie Le Divelec, otherwise simply known as JB, has chopped up all of Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi epic into a series of 569 GIFs.
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"So the vehicle that was carefully designed to perform well in crashes is chopped up, extended, and most if not all of those safety standards get tossed out the window," Mr. Arbelaez said.
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"Trying to cover her tracks, Hui then chopped up the two bodies in the bathroom with an electric saw," the Guardian reported, adding that Zhang ran the washing machine to mask the sound.
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CreditCreditAlana Paterson for The New York Times VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After he had chopped up the body into 22015 pieces and taken a long nap, Zhao Li cooked himself some noodles for breakfast.
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When I was much younger, watching 10 Things I Hate About You all chopped up on cable TV, Kat's relentless pessimism felt like a parody of the emotion that I felt so intensely.
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"We did some short-term things on machete cases where they chopped up one guy, shot and killed another guy, and another case where they ran an auto-theft ring," Mr. Savelli said.
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Wearing a black leather beret and wide net veil, her neck is all chopped up and elongated in the style originally made famous by the French photographer's portraits of (his onetime lover) Grace Jones.
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Their color schemes — with a contrasting mix of browns and bright, flat color — and compositions, based on chopped-up circles and rectangles, feels appropriate for the post-Vietnam War era, which championed reductive transparency.
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A few weeks ago at a dinner party in upstate New York, when it came time for dessert, the cookbook author Madhur Jaffrey chopped up fruit, while her husband whipped cream to soft peaks.
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Livestreaming is more demanding on the internet than video streaming, where the data is chopped up into packets that are shipped individually, and buffered, or loaded, separately if necessary to prevent disruption, Leung said.
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Back then, scientists indulged in a little vicarious cannibalism: They chopped up flatworms trained to respond to light, then fed the remains to other flatworms, to see whether the dead flatworms' memories would transfer.
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Now you can get spiked slushies to slurp with the Carolina-style barbecue, in which a whole pig is smoked slowly over hardwood, before its sweet, fatty meat is chopped up and mixed together.
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Day 73: "Pray to the Lord" – Da Drought Is Over 3 , 2007 If there's any sound that is holy, to me it is the sound of chopped up soul on beats like this one.
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"The Best Years of Our Lives" in 1946 featured down-on-his-luck vet Dana Andrews coming to terms with his life as he climbed into a bomber about to be chopped up for parts.
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Originating either in the late 80s or early 90s, bounce is characterized by its rigid, uptempo rhythms (claps on all eighth notes, kick drums playing around that same grid) and rowdy, chopped-up vocal samples.
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Plastic that can be broken down gets mixed in with other plastics with different textures and compositions, described as a "hodgepodge of chopped-up plastics," making it hard to predict which properties will be inherited.
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But some of the worst violence, such as the fighting last year that left chopped up body parts scattered across the swamps, was Nuer versus Nuer, grisly evidence of a society splintering deeper and deeper.
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The company, which aims to cater to younger viewers with premium content chopped up into "quick bites," says it has already booked advertisers, including Protector & Gamble, Pepsi Co., Anheuser-Busch InBev, Walmart, Progressive and Google.
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"When you combine poor policy enforcement, the long-term degradation and also fragmentation of the Amazon - the forest being chopped up into pieces - and climate variations, you get the situation we see today," he said.
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Turkish officials have said they believe Khashoggi - a Washington Post columnist who was a strong critic of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman - was murdered at the consulate and his body chopped up and removed.
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There, chopped-up food will be stirred into giant tanks that already digest sewage, anaerobically, using microbes; the resulting biogas will be captured and used to power turbines on site or to heat nearby homes.
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Rather, dissonant sirens fade in and out, simulated evocations of voices blabbering or mosquitoes whining, chopped up into a million tiny little sonic pieces and arranged with exquisite balance over the churning sea of rhythm.
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The two men, neither of whom possessed a college degree, wound up working together in the plant's finishing department, where they chopped up the U-shaped polysilicon rods and bathed them in nitric and hydrofluoric acids.
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After becoming an American citizen Mr. Ferguson had "Join, or Die" — Benjamin Franklin's 1754 chopped-up-snake cartoon rallying colonists divided over whether to fight the French and their American Indian allies — tattooed on his arm.
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Approaching the refrigerator, however, you see the ingredients listed and they include indigestible components like chopped-up credit cards, magazines and sneakers, or a toxic cocktail mixing cold medicine, energy drinks, pain relievers and psychiatric medications.
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From a file of more than a dozen demos, Mr. Healy played a beat he described as "early Kanye," featuring a chopped up Temptations sample, and then a bluesy guitar romp that was pure Rolling Stones.
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Since then, the novice journalist has turned his newspaper into a powerful stick with which to beat May and her government, and told his allies that he wants her 'chopped up in bags in my freezer'.
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The initial purpose of the meeting — one meant to build relationships between the Trump administration and historically black colleges — was quickly overshadowed by photos of Ms. Conway, which were quickly chopped up and repurposed as memes.
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Jesse Jackson used yellow in 1988, and Jimmy Carter did it in 1976: But if you think about the last 20 years, it's basically been one big parade of flags chopped up into different shapes and letters.
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Chopped up Chaka Khan motifs, triumphant Lauryn Hill hooks and the soothing tones of Marvin Gaye all defined his early records—they gave Kanye's sound a warmth and familiarity that suited his cocky but then-charming lyrics.
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For the restaurant's signature dessert, Mr. Kumin invented chocolate velvet cake, a variation on the classic bombe — a dome of chocolate cake, glazed in chocolate, containing a mousse made with chopped-up Heath bars, amaretto and rum.
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Featuring Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval, "Four Walls" is rare among Burial tracks in its vocal continuity — rather than getting chopped up, Sandoval's voice flows through the song like honey, amplifying both its hypnotic quality and its menace.
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The singer made her first splash contributing atmospheric, layered, and eerily awesome chopped up vocals for Ryan Hemsworth's "Maestrom," as part of his Secret Songs compilation, but in recent months she's been stepping out on her own.
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The actors recite the gibberish of Kurt Schwitters's "Ursonate," a monument of Dadaist writing, while Mr. Kentridge projects chopped-up maps and slapdash demarcations of the continent — as if the Cabaret Voltaire were a second Berlin Conference.
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It was far from perfect: The main entrance opened directly into the kitchen; it didn't have the home office Mr. Rappoport needed; and an oddly placed powder room made the ground floor seem dark and chopped up.
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Madeleine L'Engle was a devoted Christian, and her Christianity was pro-knowledge and pro-pleasure — but her theology, too, was trimmed down and chopped up in the new movie adaptation, and that movie, too, suffers as a result.
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The New York Hot Dog pizza is currently on offer at Pizza Hut UK, which is your standard mozzarella and tomato base with chopped up hot dog pieces, caramelized onions, red onions, and a drizzle of French's mustard.
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The lurid court testimony riveted Canada: A Chinese immigrant shot dead his brash, womanizing, millionaire relative at his $8 million hillside mansion in Vancouver, and then chopped up the body into 108 pieces before taking a long nap.
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Yet chopped up into 85 short chapters, with breathy titles such as "Freak Show" and "I Think We Should Tell You, We're Men," the book reads more like a novel — salacious, mysterious (another favorite word of hers) and harrowing.
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Rhythmic syllables harmonized by cantilevered keyboards; sustained sliding tones that defy breath and gravity; ancient-seeming melody, chopped-up counterpoint, glitchy noise and meditative repetition all arise during the title track of the EP that she releases today. J.P.
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The complex, separated by railroad tracks and a grassy hill from the bustling restaurants and clothing boutiques on Main Street near the University of Virginia campus, sits sunk in a bowl of low ground with curving, chopped-up streets.
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And sometimes the apple must be thrown under the bus so that the tree and a few of its most crucial limbs don't tumble to the forest floor, where they'll be chopped up and used as firewood by Democrats.
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Angola has an exclave of Cabinda that's separated by the main country because of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (but really because of awful colonialism and how Europe chopped up Africa in parts that only served Europe and oil).
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For the base I'm doing salt and vinegar roasted potatoes (very heavy on the paprika and garlic) topped with caramelized onions, leftover crumbled lamb merguez sausage, chopped up peppers, and manchego and other random cheese I find in our fridge .
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Tell it to the parents of people -- of kids who literally were beaten to death with bats with nails on them or chopped up with machetes to the point where they were unrecognizable, or raped and tortured and left to die.
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Police said the 16-year-old girl from eastern Jharkhand state was strangled and her body chopped up and dumped in a drain earlier this month after she demanded a year's unpaid salary from the employment agency that hired her.
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I find it difficult to buy that Alig's goal for throwing parties is to be a good role model, just like I find his claim that he chopped up Melendez's body for the sake of saving his employees' jobs pretty ludicrous.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan police crushed and chopped up nearly 2,000 shotguns and pistols in a Caracas city square on Wednesday, as the new interior minister relaunched a long-stalled gun control campaign in one of the world's most crime-ridden countries.
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Since the mid-'60s, Ms. Melvin, a retired advertising creative director, and her husband, Walter Melvin, a preservation architect, have lived in a rent-controlled apartment in the same townhouse where Mr. Dylan lived (the floor plan is chopped up).
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The even better news, for protective parents, is that it's rated R. The perishables (gulp) don't like the answers they find (being chopped up, boiled and eaten, among other things), which may explain their incessant use of four-letter words.
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"We studied the Chinese diet, and it's quite similar to the Mediterranean diet," he said, with meals often consisting of fish, fruits and vegetables, rice, nut oils for cooking and meat chopped up into dishes rather than eaten as whole portions.
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Apple announced a new factory in Arizona where its supplier, GT Advanced Technologies, would be loaned $578 million to produce huge synthetic sapphire crystals — known as boules — to be chopped up into incredibly scratch-resistant covers for the screens of the iPhone 6.
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That speaks to its ability to sell brands on its core concept — a sort of Netflix for the mobile era, where higher-quality content is chopped up into smaller bites (or "quick bites"), and viewable no matter how you hold your phone.
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And while the change only represents about a third of a mile—not insuperable for most people who want to reach nature—that distance is significant for wildlife living in an already chopped up landscape and can have consequences for other ecosystems.
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Gitonga is one among a growing number farmers in Meru County who are cultivating maize to produce silage – maize stalks and immature ears that are chopped up and then compressed for at least three weeks in an airless container to ferment without rotting.
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Herrera has a new design team — Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim of Monse — and they did even more-exaggerated trousers in their own collection, as well as khaki coat dresses and bandanna frocks twisted, pulled and otherwise chopped up in unexpected angles.
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His beats are still popping up on nearly every major rap release of the moment, including Future and Juice WRLD's collaborative mixtape and Quavo of Migos's solo debut, where Murda has four songs, including one somewhat bafflingly featuring chopped-up vocals from Madonna.
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It was built on top of the corridor shooters—crudely chopped up into separate levels—that came before it, and pointed to a future of environmental storytelling, elaborate scripting, and continuous level design, which were revolutionary at the time, and common today.
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I quickly learned that my hodgepodge of scraps weren't a limitation at all: The stale bread could be chopped up into crouton shapes and toasted in the anchovy oil, and the carrot-tops leaves could be used as a flavor enhancing herb.
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The baby foods were ready-to-eat jars of chopped up veggies and proteins like turkey or salmon, which were perfect for lunch or for popping open when we went out to eat and needed to keep him sated while we waited for our meals.
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Typically in the public cloud, software that would normally run on a single server is chopped up into slices that are known as virtual machines, and can also be further divided into containers, all of which lets them run more efficiently with less hardware.
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All My Heroes Are Cornballs, out since September, gathers countless discrete grimy, chopped-up noises and shuffles through them with kaleidoscopic impatience, as the Baltimore experimental rapper holds forth on political discord, social media, and his own brilliance from behind several ironic framing devices.
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The remains of chopped-up saguaros are now visible along a swath of the Sonoran Desert in southern Arizona, part of what Native American leaders warn is a range of environmental and archaeological threats posed by the Trump administration's scramble to build the wall.
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"If they lured this man into that consulate, they went medieval on him, and he was killed and he was chopped up and they sent a death crew down there to kill him and do all this, that would be an outrage," Republican Sen.
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The usual practice is that the horticulture department that manages Lalbagh and other similar gardens in the city would auction or sell off the deadwood to timber merchants and wood dealers to be chopped up and carted away with no sentiment for the trees' provenance.
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"What's really amazing to me is, if you look back two years ago, what was the one thing we were all nervous about with Disney, and that was their streaming because of ESPN and how it was getting chopped up," he said of ESPN's subscriber losses.
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The apartment in that film serves as the basis for Elisa's apartment in this one, and I love how del Toro occasionally uses wide shots to display how Elisa and Giles's apartments probably used to be one space, thanks to that big window, now chopped up.
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"Carbon 7 (161)" from her new album, "Black Origami," spreads percussion and synthetic sounds across a wide stereo space — drums, bells, cymbals, blips, chopped-up voices — and rushes ahead through a staccato wilderness of impacts and silences, of patterns that shatter before they ever get predictable.
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Meaning, so, there's a wall of 10,000 frame styles, you choose, they measure your art, then they order from a distributor the materials in little chopped up pieces to come to their store, and so that takes a couple weeks and it's expensive, it's heavily marked up.
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It is true that the debt of non-financial businesses is at an all-time high—74% of GDP—and that some of this debt has been chopped up and repackaged into securities that are winding up in odd places, such as the balance-sheets of Japanese banks.
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It was a moment of levity in a collection that was otherwise full of both peekaboo provocation and protective foreboding: sculptural chaps and shoulder armor atop frills and fishnets, crinolines and plastic flowers; insectoid hoods swallowing faces; netting poured over swathes of bubble wrap; chopped-up quilted patent panniers.
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But slowly, the synthesizers, electronic drums and ambient effects filtered back in, along with a chopped-up chant from the Californian Krishna group Kirtaniyas, whom he met while playing a festival in the Nevada desert with the English singer Shura (a former collaborator) during a total eclipse of the sun.
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" She adds, "One of the most delicious foods I had there was kokoretsi—lamb intestine wrapped around offal and cooked over a spit for hours, then chopped up on a griddle, thrown into a soft baguette, where the bread catches all the delicious grease from the animal innards, sprinkled with oregano.
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And it will be seen around the world as an unmistakable sign that there is no cost for heinous behavior -- after all, it happened days after a US-based journalist for a top American newspaper was apparently killed before his body was reportedly chopped up in an official Saudi government building.
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So what that ultimately means is that these perfectly good high quality fabrics will be chopped up into small pieces very roughly by mechanical processes, and what that does is damage the fibers quite significantly, then it ends up as padding material or carpets or insulation materials for cars... CD: Low value.
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Slug slime tracked across salad leaves, which are eaten without being properly washed, or parts of an infected slug chopped up into salads or a smoothie, are the most common sources of the infection in people, Sue Jarvi, a professor of pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Hawaii at Hilo, told BuzzFeed News.
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"If they lured this man into that consulate, they went medieval on him, and he was killed and he was chopped up and they sent a death crew down there to kill him and do all of this, that would be an outrage," Florida Senator Marco Rubio told CNN's State of the Union.
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Few nations in the world have had their borders chopped up and lands redistributed as frequently as those in Central and Eastern Europe, and particularly former components of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which disintegrated after World War I. Berehove, for one, has found itself in five different countries over the past century.
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The other nominees in the category had all put their spin on towering pop and dance tracks, from Bruno Mars's "Uptown Funk" to Galantis's "Runaway (You & I)." In contrast, "Berlin by Overnight" is restrained and atmospheric, with one muted kick drum threaded through a swirl of chopped-up violin and balmy electric piano chords.
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"Gratitude" and "Forest Green" is loose and airy; "Hymnostic" and "People Lullaby" have the type of rich harmonies that Vernon used to fall back on when there wasn't a band and a MacBook on hand; "OMDB" could be chopped up a little and used on the next Kanye West record (and very well might be).
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Related: 'Chopping Houses,' - Fears of Witchcraft Leave Trail Of Dismembered Bodies In Buenaventura The first indication of what was happening in La Modelo came in 2000 when the chopped up remains of an inmate were found in a plastic bag in the drains eight days after he was reported missing following a prison fight.
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PrimaLoft was already making insulation and technical fabrics like fleece from recycled polyester — created from bottles that have been chopped up into flake and formed into little pellets that then get extruded and run through giant rollers, ultimately becoming filaments 50 times thinner than a strand of hair and half the diameter of cashmere.
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There are a couple possibilities here: it could just be an album sampler for a record coming next year ("Serving and Portions" implies these chopped up parts are just bits of various wholes), or it could be that I'm too dumb to understand Jack White's larger project, and he's actually now redefining the concept of what a song is.
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Squeezing the pack by hand may not result in as ideal of a juice, but the results look pretty much identical in Bloomberg's test: The juicer can't press fruits and vegetables bought from the store, either: it can only squeeze the pre-bagged fruit and vegetables mixes chopped up and shipped to your door by Juicero itself.
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"The Finest Art" @clairecatharine / @frog_design A post shared by SFMOMA (@sfmoma) on May 29, 2018 at 9:27am PDT Looking through a window into the woods of Le Blanc Seing (rough translation: "Free Rein"), you see your reflection chopped up among the trees as if you're both walking through the woods, and a part of the trees themselves.
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"Amen, Brother", a track released in 1969, supplied what is often claimed to be the most sampled seven seconds in pop history: a short drum pattern known as the "Amen Break" was a staple of early hip-hop and then, chopped up and speeded up, became the backbone of the form of British urban music known as jungle.
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Mark Pendergrast, an Atlanta-born author, in a forthcoming book about the BeltLine, notes that the city, by at least one measure, suffers from the worst income-inequality gaps of any major American city; soul-deadening sprawl and commuting times; and neighborhoods that have been chopped up by highway construction and mangled by misguided 20th-century "urban renewal" projects.
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She'd have her nieces and nephews fill in the missing words and phrases; then, in an art gallery in Italy, Isabella Rossellini would sit and recite the Mad Libs (the script delivered to her by Clark via an earpiece, to add a layer of awkwardness) to a soundtrack of chopped-up, sort-of-recognizable Verdi and a monitor playing clips of Mussolini himself.
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Arcane-001 healthily borrowed from bargain bin disco, 90s R&B ballads, and Fingers Inc-era Chicago house (there's even a Larry Heard sample); Arcane-002 and 003, on the other hand, are by Jamma Dee—a fresh, LA-based talent who makes what Rojas-Masferrer describes as "chopped-up New jack swing," spawned from years of digging for boogie records.
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Read more: Chicken-nugget ice cream made with chopped-up pieces of the McDonald's food is popping up in Ireland 14 photos that show the evolution of McDonald's Happy Meal THEN AND NOW: 34 photos that show how famous fast-food company logos have changed over time McDonald's rejected designs from the '70s could have completely changed the way the fast-food chain looks today
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Day 247: "Waist of a Wasp" – T-Pain and Lil Wayne, T-Wayne, 2017 If "DAMN, DAMN, DAMN" is the promise of a future that never was, the follow-up song, "Waist of a Wasp," is pure late 2000s radio material, from the classic T-Pain hook to the semi-incongruous chopped up soul production down to the reference to Wayne's girl having her own folder in his Sidekick.
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When we started out covering football, we filmed football games and chopped up highlights, and it turned out that what people wanted to see was like the day in the life with all of these great kids, and we'd get 2,503 views of a game with like three touchdowns and half a million views of hanging out for 20 minutes with a kid who's gonna be in the NFL in two or three years.
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It was written in gothic script by a young Japanese calligrapher and then chopped up and rendered as giant stand-alone letters on rich burgundy and navy brocade bomber jackets, the sleeves zipped open and spilling frills; on a strip of orange embroidery embedded in deep blue palazzo pants and matching tunics; and as quasi-military crests fluttering like leaves on an airy pearl organza, all of it held together by grommeted luggage straps.
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This year it outdid itself with not one but three over-the-top presentations: There was an immersive exhibition of historical furnishings by the likes of Gabriella Crespi and Osvaldo Borsani, installed inside Bedouin tents, a mazelike display of its newest collection that featured an eight-foot-tall antique vitrine full of fresh flowers — and a show of nine one-off furniture pieces made from anonymous antiques the designers chopped up and put back together.
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Like those series, and like its source material, "Watchmen" is a gaudily self-conscious puzzle box, with a chopped-up chronology, playful references to its own artificiality (one episode is called "If You Don't Like My Story, Write Your Own"), and art-within-art elements like "Trust in the Law," comic books, TV shows, puppet shows, and museum displays, some telling the myths of the Minutemen, who are celebrities in this fictional world.
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There are many reasons for that, but if I had to simplify, I would say it's because the first Half-Life introduced continuity in a major way (as in, the game logically flows from area to area as opposed to being chopped up into contained levels like Doom), while Half-Life 2 pushed further on these themes and, more importantly, was the first meaningful outing for a real-time, semi-realistic physics engine.
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In one of his most detailed pronouncements about history, religion and the state, a speech in Montpellier last October, he waxed eloquent on the subject of Protestant-Catholic warfare half a millennium ago: France was given up to fire and bloodshed, she experienced famine, she experienced the worst of things, she was nearly chopped up in pieces forever because of the decision…to exclude, to brand one party as guilty and annihilate them... The "excluded" party to which he referred were the Protestants.
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R. picked up some more groceries while I was out ($78), and we food prep roasted veggies, chicken, and potatoes for us and Annie's mac and cheese with chopped up peas/carrots for A. I sort and label A.'s daycare snacks, lunch, milk cups, and water cup, and pack his backpack with the things that stay there all week (two sets of clean sheets, a blanket, pacifier, and two sets of clothes) so we don't have to deal with it in the morning.
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OYSTER SOUP Wash and drain two quarts of oysters, put them on with three quarts of water, three onions chopped up, two or three slices of lean ham, pepper and salt; boil it till reduced one-half, strain it through a sieve, return the liquid into the pot, put in one quart of fresh oysters, boil it till they are sufficiently done, and thicken the soup with four spoonsful of flour, two gills of rich cream, and the yelks of six new laid eggs beaten well; boil it a few minutes after the thickening is put in.
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Centered around the theme, "Copy & Paste," highlights included Greg Haberny's Unhinged, a series of sculptures and paintings chopped up with chainsaws and repaired; a pair of sculptures by Dirby called Zika (Stage 1) and Zika (Stage 2), which feature wooden squares seemingly caught in the middle of exploding from suitcases; Ballast Projects' B. Thom Stevenson exhibition room; Graham Caldwell's mirrored sculpture, The Watching Machine, which reflects all the other artwork in the room with surveillance mirrors; a painting performance called DANS UN INSTANT by Pauline Guerrier and Basile Narcy, curated by Marie Salomé Peyronnel; handmade miniatures depicting historical acts of violence by Talwst; Seven Minutes in Heaven, an old utility closet artist Alanna Vanacore filled with balloons, encouraging visitors to either write down their birthday memories or step into the closet and make out; and a selfie-friendly light tunnel installation called The Deep Dark by Caitlind Brown and Wayne Garrett.
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