All of this churns and churns in the background until it becomes something that is really valuable.
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Chrissy Teigen churns out Twitter gems like it's her job.
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China churns out 80bn pairs of disposable chopsticks a year.
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It churns opinions out so quickly that most go unnoticed.
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At home in Rwanda, those calabashes were our milk churns.
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Netflix churns out a number of original movies each year.
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Harvard Business School churns out successful people year after year.
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Cuba churns out far more graduates than it can employ.
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During this period, the stock churns sideways with few interruptions.
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Luckily, Mane churns out amazing performances on a consistent basis.
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"We Cast a Shadow" churns fresh beauty from old ugliness.
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Only Russia churns out more oil, at almost 11 million bpd.
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"Twelve to 20 percent of inventory churns every year," says Bellubbi.
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The morning show churns out epic Halloween costumes year after year.
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Each season, Girls has churns out provocative, sometimes infuriating, story lines.
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Nicholas Sparks churns out schmaltzy sob-fests like it's his job.
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The paranoid right in America also churns out anti-Soros material.
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This twisting technology churns out a continuous supply of artificial greenery.
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Liberal Edition News churns out material designed to enrage the left.
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The oven churns out hot breakfasts, lunches and dinners every day.
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My stomach churns and my eyesight seems to get a little cloudy.
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It also churns out oil products such as jet fuel and diesel.
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He was grateful, though, for her respectful way of handling the churns.
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My mother would ceaselessly, mechanically weave intumwa , the lids for the churns.
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The factory churns out 15,000 smartphones and 10,000 feature phones a day.
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Also, clear-cutting churns up soil, stirring radioactive dust and accelerating erosion.
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You're not going to make money if a stock churns in place.
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Woodworth's plant churns out more than 240,000 three-seater sofas each month.
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My stomach churns every time Jaime and Cersei Lannister go to pound town.
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Consider the plant in Oxford where BMW churns out 1,000 Minis a day.
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It churns out more mobile phones than any other facility in the world.
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Each artist is unique and churns out projects differently than the next one.
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The team that works there churns out hundreds of boxes of Hoola daily.
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He gleefully says something horrific; the left reacts; the outrage cycle churns onward.
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A DJ spins tunes, and the kitchen churns out innovative food and drinks.
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Stare too long and the stomach churns, even as the eyes are mesmerized.
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The reward is exposure and attention as the economy of influencers churns on.
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Florida's Senate race churns on, and now ballots are being recounted by hand.
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Yet while my stomach churns, I know that hope is a luminous power.
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In a flood, water churns up chunks of sediment and spreads into the oxbow.
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The American college system still churns out more stars than any other youth programme.
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The real difference is in the color and HDR the PS43 Pro churns out.
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The algorithm churns daily, updating with new information from both health records and interviews.
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Now a machine has been invented that churns out virtually flawless ones on command.
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The company now churns out more than 1 million bottles of kombucha each year.
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As for what churns beneath its opulent surface, it's still a rather dreary slog.
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Now it churns with dust and huge trucks stream past cattle and discarded logs.
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Traverse City is home to Northwestern Michigan College, whose culinary school churns out chefs.
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The facility churns out a third of Europe's alumina, a material used to make aluminium.
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Indeed, behind that breakout tweet is a nimble operation that churns content by the hour.
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These days the complex that churns out roughly half of all Apple smartphones is quieter.
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The EVO15-S churns through Rainbow Six: Siege on ultra settings, hovering between 80-110fps.
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The Supersonic churns out a lot of air at an incredible rate—which helped instead.
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The facility churns out a third of Europe's alumina, a material used to make aluminum.
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Sometimes the internet takes a break from being on fire and churns out something good.
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It's a machine that mixes talented people, drive, ideas and capital and churns out companies.
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And Ailes is gone, but the cable news machine of shouting outrage still churns on.
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At that point, the smaller boat churns forward, into the flooded belly of the Ashland.
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"Your stomach churns, but this is what you really want it to be all about."
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But timing of a vote is uncertain as the Senate churns through Trump's impeachment trial.
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Come what may, he said, Apple churns out staggering quantities of money with metronomic regularity.
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Or imagine Colonial Williamsburg, but with cocktails and skin instead of butter churns and bonnets.
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The Bagger said it was O.K. We'll doubtlessly meet again as the season churns ahead.
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U.C.B. Comedy, the organization's production arm, churns out podcasts and hundreds of videos each year.
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For one thing, the pace at which the rich world churns out rubbish has been slowing.
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It churns out American and other national flags and specialty banners, including rainbow gay pride flags.
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They are sold at a loss—of £1.6m for each one Rolls churns out, for example.
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Facebook fans worry about their data safety and the quality of content the algorithm churns out.
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Take E.L.F., for example: The brand consistently churns out great buys that won't break the bank.
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Year after year the pharmaceutical industry, looking for lucrative new profit centers, churns out new vaccines.
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As the industry churns out more big films, a successful launch is more important than ever.
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It is an incessant flood that churns out fresh scandals and crises on an hourly basis.
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One of Peru's biggest mines, Las Bambas churns out about 400,000 tonnes of copper a year.
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Meanwhile the back arm churns furiously and her face goes wholesale fierce, teeth gritted, labor obvious.
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In her spare time, she churns out scripts for a Trek shows that are long dead.
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Mainland China is working up momentum, but it churns out its own singing starlets in droves.
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It has turned neighborhoods to piles of soot and concrete as it churns through the area.
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Mercedes-Benz's V8 engine churns out 416 horsepower and has several settings for luxury off-roading.
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Behind the scenes, the machinery for Mr. Cohen's upstart hedge-fund-in-waiting quietly churns away.
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The mill churns out enough of this paperboard to be folded into 32m cartons a day.
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HBO is known for its high-quality programming, and churns out considerably less content than Netflix.
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Facebook's Analog Research Lab screen printing room churns out motivational banners with wild colors and bold text.
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In lieu of more details — which should emerge as Blizzcon churns along — enjoy this Necromancer hype trailer.
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The Vision Gran Turismo program is a simple, wonderful idea that churns out striking concepts like clockwork.
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Its high-powered yet surprisingly quiet motor churns out vibrant juice for huge batches of festive beverages.
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Research Affiliates churns out 23-year return expectations for a variety of asset classes, adjusted for inflation.
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My stomach churns with envy; I had only gotten to eat the first of these many dishes.
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The liquid metal sloshes and churns below the crust, generating electrical currents that power the magnetic field.
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The software churns through previously compromised email addresses and passwords to break into Ring cameras at scale.
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LIVERPOOL, England — London churns out so much wealth that its annual economic output is equal to Saudi Arabia's.
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Sonic Mania, the latest installment of Sega's venerable franchise, churns with the improvisational energy of a jazz ensemble.
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Each day the United States alone churns out 25 Eiffel towers' worth of steel and other ferrous scrap.
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She was the second woman to lead the ENA, France's elite university that churns out senior public officials.
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Mr Sciarappa laments in his videos how little bitcoin his Antminer S9 churns out now compared with November.
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Asylum Pictures churns out faux blockbusters, or "mockbusters," for about the price of a major movie's catering budget.
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The Trump administration churns out constant confusion and controversies—not all of which are worth entering into Wikipedia.
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Yet there is something about the carefully crafted anonymity of antiseptic stock composition that churns the collective uncanny.
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They are part of a grinding epidemic of large-scale gun violence that churns on irrespective of politics.
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America churns out more world-beating athletes than any other country, but none of them play soccer. Yet.
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Founded in 1948, SMEG is a family-run Italian business that churns out eye-catching, high-end appliances.
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The mostly slow, pensive music churns and breathes with hazy and mystical harmonies that linger, swell and overlap.
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It churns out the song based on the data it gathers from the music chosen by the user.
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A berry-picking machine drives into the bog, and churns up the vines to knock the berries off.
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Every week, the Styles desk churns out dozens of stories, and some merit re-examination more than others.
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It hails from a skin-care startup backed by MIT grads that churns out nothing but solid products.
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"Hollywood churns out people who look the same and we love to put people in boxes," said Mackey.
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At his dairy on the hillside of Masisi in North Kivu, Lambert Sinamenye churns out 12 rounds a day.
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It now churns out 1.8 million barrels a day from its offshore fields and is China's leading crude supplier.
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In return, Amper churns out disjointed verses that can be rearranged into a song, and layered beneath Southern's vocals.
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India churns out more than 1,000 films a year, watched loyally at home and abroad by a huge diaspora.
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Rwanda's biggest textiles firm churns out uniforms, but not the trendy T-shirts worn by young men in Kigali.
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To avoid deepening segregation, ministers know they must act now, as the asylum system churns through the new claimants.
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But as the company gets more DNA kits from people of Asian descent, the algorithm churns out modified results.
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The ad in question features model Seth Fornea wearing a yellow apron — and nothing else — as he churns butter.
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Two hours in, sweating and cramped, the car swerves into a lay-by while orange-brown dust churns outside.
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But its Facebook page has more than 1.4 million likes and churns out nationalist, Islamophobic and anti-immigration memes.
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ET: An area of very heavy rain is headed toward Honolulu as the hurricane slowly churns northward toward Oahu.
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But the antics this week shouldn't overshadow the fact that the Texas Legislature churns out bills with reliable efficiency.
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And, of course, hovering above it all, the president's legal troubles keep mounting as the Russia investigation churns on.
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The river churns and the tugs surge forward, faster and faster, their wakes flashing white as they race downriver.
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As she sings, "The truth is when it's gone, it's gone," the music briefly finds tranquillity, then churns anew.
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"There were hand-driven washing machines and taps for indoor cisterns, eggbeaters and pulley-driven butter churns," she writes.
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They bounce down the rutted road as the storm churns ahead of them, drawing up twisting ropes of dust.
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But astronomers can sometimes measure the X-rays coming from the super-heated material that churns around a black hole.
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The bureau lends its help to Hollywood, which churns out movies and television shows glamorizing the work of FBI agents.
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France always boasts one of the deepest teams around, thanks to a youth system that consistently churns out skilled footballers.
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He's an adventurous songwriter who churns out short-and-sweet songs that occupy rock 'n' roll's catchiest and fuzziest fringes.
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The Wolfsburg plant employs about 60,000 people and churns out as many as 3,800 cars per day during peak times.
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As I guide a young girl and her sick, fear-stricken brother across a war-torn battlefield, my stomach churns.
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They ransack the planet in a ravenous search for stimulation, an act that churns experience to an exhausted, cosmopolitan sludge.
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As a major distributor of fast fashion, Forever 22.90 constantly churns out new styles to cater to the latest trends.
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And the vicious cycle that relentlessly churns between high crime areas and the disappearance of business and commerce and jobs.
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He said that the 12-MW colossus churns out 40% more power than any other turbine in the U.S. industry.
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It's an open world exploration game that punishes you for exploring and narrows its scope as the stories churns forward.
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Enter Icebreaker Urban Portable Ice Maker — an amazingly simple hand-held ice maker that churns out ice cubes quickly and easily.
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There's been an enormous influx of iPhone rumors lately, which is saying something given how constantly the iPhone rumor mill churns.
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The Vipers are powered by a 8.4-liter V10 engine that churns out 645 horsepower and 600 pound-feet of torque.
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You try to open a website and it grinds to a halt, or read an email and it churns along sluggishly.
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It seems that every few months he churns out yet another new trendy treat that gets up excited all over again.
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On the original, a gently strummed guitar melody is looped, accruing claps and a bass drum beat as it churns along.
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Eventually, she contacted Drama Alert, a YouTube channel that churns out reporting on the petty squabbles in the online gaming community.
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But it's a frustrating type of activism, given we have the tools to end the epidemic but it churns on nonetheless.
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All this commotion churns up the ocean water, which then injects sea salt into the air in and around the storm.
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Op-Ed Contributor MARINKA, Ukraine — In eastern Ukraine, a low-grade but brutal fight churns on, virtually invisible to the world.
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In the wake of speculation about the state of Lili Reinhart and Cole Sprouse's relationship, the Riverdale rumor mill churns on.
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He is afraid of diversity of thought — or complex thought, for that matter — so he churns through members of his administration.
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When the contracts for deed fall through, Harbour "churns the property through the process anew," often to a new prospective homeowner.
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Today, she churns out as many as 18,203 bagels a month, supplying the bookstore and other cafes around Berlin, she said.
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From North Korea and Iran to ISIS and Russia, the news cycle churns with reports of new threats and new concerns.
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Kiernan's writing — starkly visual, tongue in cheek and disturbingly visceral — carries the day as the story churns toward its uneasy conclusion.
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Hacken's approach exemplifies a pay-for-play hype machine that churns out recommendations viewed by hundreds of thousands of hungry investors.
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A website called MakeGirlsMoe does almost the same thing, but instead of celebs, it churns out never-ending headshots of anime characters.
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As Hurricane Matthew churns from Haiti toward Cuba and the Bahamas, millions along the Southeast U.S. coast are preparing for the storm.
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VINAY SINGHAL and his brother, Parveen, co-founded WittyFeed, a content-factory that churns out clickbait, as a Facebook page in 2011.
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That puts the Sun's plasma at the center of a solar dynamo: heat churns the Sun's interior plasma to generate magnetic fields.
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Matthew is expected to weaken gradually as it churns up the cost, hitting Georgia and South Carolina with Category 2-3 force.
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Hurricane Michael has matured, developed an eye, and is gathering strength as it churns on a direct path towards the Florida Panhandle.
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The women's jeans industry churns out a seams-bursting $8.5 billion global sales profit annually (that's a lot of trips to Madewell).
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In this handout GOES satellite image provided by NASA, Hurricane Sandy, pictured at 1440 UTC, churns off the east coast on Oct.
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Even as it churns out money to support these efforts, AWS's growth rate has been declining gradually for the last two years.
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Instead, the Turkish government churns out conspiracy theories about the United States and the West waging a "financial war" against the republic.
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While Sedaris churns chuckles out of Lisa, he doesn't spare himself, either, especially as the story takes a turn for the serious.
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Moving the kind of product that churns the wheels of the wellness-industrial complex requires a constant stream of fear and misinformation.
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For families who have lost a member to violence, the court case that follows often churns up a new bout of grief.
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Behavioral monitoring software churns through thousands of elements to calculate a probability-based guess about whether a person is who they claim.
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Only time will tell if pressure to change the electoral calendar will endure as the 2020 Democratic primary churns toward Super Tuesday.
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The printing process is relatively simple: The printer churns out layers of cement, which amass to form the walls of the home.
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The locomotive of "The Human Beast" (1938), so resonant of Monet's paintings of trains at the Gare Saint-Lazare, churns here silently.
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The interplay between the Moon and wind around this time of year churns up what locals call acqua alta, or high water.
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It can get aggressive, too: Crank up the output levels and marvel at the abrasive and distorted notes this Soviet beast churns out.
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Testimonies by former employees tell of a "troll factory" in St Petersburg that churns out anti-Western stories, comments, "likes" and shareable media.
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A vast Foxconn factory in the city, employs almost a quarter of a million people and churns out most of the world's iPhones.
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But before I see the bus, I need to witness the kitchen that churns out thousands of prepared meals every week, says Boyd.
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Located over 160,000 light-years away in the Large Magellanic Cloud, this type of nebula churns out some of the universe's largest stars.
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At least 20,000 foothill and canyon residents have evacuated as a growing wildfire churns through the Cleveland National Forest south of Los Angeles.
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The bakery churns out flaky baklava that makes for a sweet ending to a meal of grilled meats and lots of Tzatziki sauce.
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Nigeria now churns out about 1.9m barrels of black stuff per day, about a third less than the government budgeted for this year.
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As the labor market churns out more jobs and builders struggle to secure land, building materials and skilled labor, the situation could worsen.
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Ms. Brown, in sneakers, doesn't tap, but rhythm still courses through her body as she churns and wrestles with the space around her.
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Las Bambas, one of Peru's biggest mines, churns out about 400,000 tonnes of copper per year, or about 2 percent of global production.
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As Medina's world churns, she takes up surfing, which gives her the only head cool enough to narrate this tale of family dysfunction.
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The company claims 1.4 million members and that it only churns through about 0.7 percent of its 500,000 or so subscribers each month.
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The novel churns with such ambitious social statements and insights that at times it feels like a kind of fiction/op-ed hybrid.
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Washington (CNN)Hurricane season is in full swing as a tropical storm churns through the Caribbean, and Puerto Rico sits in its path.
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What happens after the press cycle churns and the game is left to its own devices is where the great studios prove themselves.
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Kelly's first book offers glassy, sculpted surfaces beneath which thoroughly black water churns ("I wake each morning / And am disappointed in the waking").
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India churns out science and technology graduates at a rate almost triple the U.S., and at less than a third of the cost.
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Zara alone churns out roughly 21929 million garments every year for its 219.99,230 stores worldwide, often at sub-poverty wages for its workers.
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Each day, the facility churns out about 100 million "elements," the term Lego uses for the bricks, trees and doll parts it sells.
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The side of the planet which always faces the star churns with massive convection currents, dredging up heavier molecules from the planet's lower layers.
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After tweaking their design file, they insert a material cartridge into the printer and it churns out a shell, or mold, of the model.
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As much as I love's Frank's photograph, Draper's speaks to another, deeper part of us — the one where the fear of faceless authority churns.
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Sharing a photograph or a link creates awareness and churns outrage, but it also defines the debate in ways that obscure the root problem.
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The oldest continuously operating plant at a company that once revolutionized manufacturing with the Model T, it now churns out Ford Explorers and Tauruses.
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CNPC, the country's dominant natural gas producer, churns out 762,000 tonnes of ethane a year from the hydrocarbon-rich Tarim basin, the paper said.
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Located on former cotton fields, the company's Huntsville, Alabama, plant now employs more than 0003,400 people and churns out about 3,000 engines a day.
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Visceral fat causes problems because it churns out stress hormones like cortisol and inflammatory substances called cytokines that affect your body's production of insulin.
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Now, the facility churns out 47 aircraft a month, with production expected to grow to 57 planes a month by 2019, Muilenburg told Cramer.
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It's bigger in acreage than New York City, and has turned neighborhoods to piles of soot and concrete as it churns through the area.
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Every day, The Post churns out dozens of articles about China, many of which seek to present a more positive view of the country.
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Today, 232 deaf employees are on the production line at the factory, Granit Abrasive, which churns out cutting-and-polishing tool parts for export.
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Hurricane Dorian is gaining strength as it churns toward Florida and is now expected to be a major, Category 2400 cyclone by the weekend.
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Today we are oversaturated with details, spurred by an insatiable appetite for information that relentlessly churns out stories for a 24/7 news cycle.
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But don't you think it's ironic that the guy who churns through millions between brands and digital celebrities limits the very mediums he's pushing?
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It's also unlikely that the company will produce too many iPhone X's, due to production challenges at the sprawling Chinese factory that churns them out.
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Just when you thought we'd reached peak iPhone speculation, the rumor mill pops off and churns out a hot new leak to kickstart the chatter.
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Given a text to reproduce as speech, it churns out a far more fluent and natural-sounding voice than the best concatenative and parametric approaches.
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Shenzhen Cham churns out 300,000 lithium batteries a day at its factory in Dongguan, in southern China, and lists Geely, the automaker, among its partners.
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It churns out a handful of superhero flicks a year, each one delivering Marvel's signature cocktail of smooth, sleek adventure and show-stopping razzle-dazzle.
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The Texas city is also a beneficiary of the shale boom, which is thriving as the U.S. churns out oil and gas at historical levels.
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All I know is that she churns out one of the most badass, intriguing, and cool mangas I know, and I dig her for it.
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Today, CIS churns out doctored "studies" that portray an America under siege from immigrants pouring over our borders, destroying our environment, and draining our coffers.
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While the reboot machinery churns, Dela Cruz said he was trying to focus on the imaginary scene partner on the opposite side of the lens.
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On any given day, this outpost of the popular Taiwanese bakery franchise in Pasadena, California churns out anywhere from 2,000 to 3,500 pieces of bread.
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But in the face of Britain's unreformed and unrepentantly hostile media, and the virulent transphobia it endlessly churns out, calls for unity won't be enough.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has climbed in recent polls as she churns out a stream of ambitious policy proposals and renews calls for President Trump's impeachment.
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For that matter, will their appetite for whatever Marvel churns out next be diminished if its next assemblage of heroes doesn't include the teenage wallcrawler?
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Exports are one reason, as the world appears to be showing more appetite for the types of things that China churns out and sends abroad.
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The city's most famous and largest private employer is none other than Tesla Motors, which churns out its Model S sedans at a former GM plant.
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The workforce is woefully unproductive—no surprise given the abysmal state of India's education system, which churns out millions of adults equipped only for menial work.
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Beneath us lies a world where rock churns like marinara, waiting to burst out in terrible noodles and lay waste to the trivial creations of man.
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Gou's candidacy attracted interest in overseas business circles, as Foxconn churns out iPhones and other consumer electronics as a contract manufacturer for Apple and other brands.
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Accordingly, it churns out an impressive 450 pound-feet — enough to toss a metric meter of river rock over 100 yards into the air (I assume).
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To distinguish itself from its competitors, Loot Crate churns out unique products by manufacturing more than 80 percent of the items it sends to its subscribers.
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The bakery, meanwhile, churns out aromatic breads (from traditional baguettes to apricot currant walnut sourdough) and artisanal baked goods, like pistachio croissants and pear rosewater muffins.
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When a hurricane churns the water around, that's the best time to ease your skiffs and outriggers beneath the barbed wire — or so the locals say.
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Heavy spending on the project, which churns out rich grades of ore, has driven up Vale's debt, coinciding with a sharp slide in iron ore prices.
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At Tesla, Straubel spends most of his time at the Gigafactory 1 in Sparks, Nevada, which churns out batteries for electric vehicles and solar energy systems.
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That task takes so much computing power that designers have to wait while a chip churns through the data to see the results of their work.
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Sanctions against Iran failed to halt the construction of the complex, a steel mill that went into operation in September and now churns out ingots and billets.
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He acknowledges the global flight to quality trade as the U.S.-China trade war churns in the background is also playing a role in falling Treasury yields.
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As someone who churns more than a milkmaid, I've been worried about what this means for those of us who rely on rewards points to travel affordably.
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Atlanta (CNN)At least three people in Panama have died and four are missing as Hurricane Otto churns toward eastern Central America, Panamanian President Juan Carlos said.
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Culver's uses eggs in its frozen custard and churns small batches throughout the day, so the final product is typically denser and creamier than traditional ice cream.
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The Caribbean's wealthiest nation has a history in oil and gas production that goes back more than 100 years, but churns out only 70,000 barrels per day.
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That bespoke touch is virtually impossible in an era that churns out more media than ever; this year, Netflix alone plans to spend $18 billion on content.
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Much like other K-pop groups, BTS is slick — the result of years of intensive preparation as part of a trainee system which churns out pop stars.
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Endowed with this massive story bank of fright, Shelley is a program that churns out its own unique tales of the undead and soon-to-be dead.
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La Ventosa Journal LA VENTOSA, Mexico — At night, Juan Piñeda López hears the hum of a wind turbine that churns 703 yards away from his adobe house.
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As the planet rotates along its axis, liquid iron churns beneath its surface within a superhot core, generating electric currents that, in turn, produce a magnetic field.
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China Dispatch Hengdian World Studios, in a small town in central China, churns out scores of movies and television series from each period in the country's history.
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Volkswagen churns out 2,000 cars daily from its SEAT plant in Martorell, near Barcelona after announcing a 4.5-billion-euro expansion of the factory two years ago.
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As it churns, Neptune's vortex pulls up material from deep within the planet's atmosphere, including copious amounts of hydrogen sulfide, which smells like rotten eggs and nasty farts.
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The U.S. benefits from a top-level college program that churns out basketball players in assembly-line fashion with the best moving on to play in the WNBA.
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For every author that churns out dozens of books, like Stephen King or Jodi Picoult, there are those that have one great idea, and are never published again.
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The world's top crude steel producer, which last year made a record 831.7 million tonnes of the material, churns out over 100 million tonnes of steel slag annually.
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The superhero machine is loud, and it churns out product that's necessarily devoid of sharp political edges that might harm mass consumption; the simplicity of prototypical good vs.
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But the National Hurricane Center said there's "still a high risk of flash flooding" from heavy rain as it churns toward Arkansas, and forecasters issued several tornado warnings.
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It's a shocking scene to watch — and it's one that churns up all those old urges to jibe with a pushy crew while making your own boundaries clear.
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It paces and clarifies what's happening, seamlessly matching the gentle tone of the story while its quiet momentum steadily churns along and drives us toward its eventual unraveling.
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The company churns out hundreds of new minifigures every year across its various sets and collectible series, so a retro spacesuit doesn't seem like too egregious a request.
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Dominating the stage is a rust-colored wheel that churns like a windmill and has adjustable shelves for the actors to support themselves (sets are by Thomas Flach).
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The factory churns out bars that range from 60 to 85 percent cacao and flavored with different ingredients like roasted coffee, lime, ginger, Andean salt, and wild cinnamon.
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President Trump President Trump is enjoying Bastille Day in Paris, including watching a parade down the Champs-Elysees, but the Russia storm brewing back in Washington churns on.
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Featuring a sleek, compact shape, classy dual speakers, and wide-sound engineering, Vertrag BT churns out high-quality audio that harmonizes perfectly with extreme bass and treble frequencies.
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Today, Brown's Cheese churns out a metric ton of mascarpone, feta, cheddar, Camembert, Brie, halloumi, Parmesan, or any of its other 30-plus varieties six days a week.
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It turns out that her corpse was murdered, and she drags the ship into her investigation, which churns up some secrets about both the victim and Long Chau.
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Every year, from January to August, she churns out between fifty and a hundred Christmas songs, recording only the ones whose melodies she can still remember months later.
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Gibson's Donuts, in Memphis, America's largest single-site doughnut shop with just one owner and churns out more than 10,000 doughnuts each day, according to the Daily Memphian.
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Even as the country grows and flourishes, erects gleaming sky-scrapers, and churns out highly trained engineers, the government cannot get its citizens to give up open defecation.
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The result is a virtuous economic cycle in which the university churns out smart people, the smart people attract employers, and the amenities make everyone want to stay.
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The world's top crude steel producer, which last year made a record 29 million tonnes of the material, churns out over 22 million tonnes of steel slag annually.
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Abate's kitchen operates like a well-oiled machine: Gelato churns in the soft-serve machine while the pizza oven spits out bubbly pies in a matter of minutes.
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And it rarely stays the same shape during this one-woman play about sex, longing and what churns beneath them, directed with finely gauged precision by Vicky Jones.
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While the rest of the N.B.A. churns, with star players moving around as if they were on a carousel, the Knicks have chosen to hold almost entirely still.
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So while the storm churns through Texas and Louisiana, causing floods, death and misery, it is time to consider the damage the prosperity gospel has done to America.
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Unlike McNally's two-decades-old Balthazar, a bistro machine that churns out the Napoleonic ideal of steak frites night after night, Augustine hasn't quite got the food down.
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That tragedy, one of the worst industrial disasters in history, exposed major safety hazards at factories in Bangladesh, which churns out a steady stream of low-cost goods.
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Under Trump, McConnell's turned the Senate into a machine that churns out judicial confirmations and does little else — he's ignored literally hundreds of bills passed by the House.
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Larry King has been gone from CNN for a while, but he says he knows the place and Donald Trump's claiming it churns out fake news is ridiculous.
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"a loss" begins with a drumb beat suggesting a potential huge and heavy track, before it churns together drum beats, leaving the listener repeatedly on the edge of anticipation.
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The brand churns out Lip Kits faster than our paychecks can direct deposit, and it seems like there's a new limited-edition collection every time we refresh the site.
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Some of the bills reflect templates provided by the advocacy group Alliance Defending Freedom, much the same way Americans United for Life churns out model legislation to curb abortion.
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During the holidays, the actress makes six or seven different kinds of pies ("homemade crust and all!" she says) and pairs them with ice cream flavors she churns herself.
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Best known for helping Apple design the computer mouse in 19133, Ideo today churns out websites, industrial products and even voting systems for companies and governments around the globe.
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This year, Computex coincides with Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, and there's no denying that Apple's design influence has long been felt in the products the PC industry churns out.
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His taciturn taste for painting that churns celestial concreteness suggests ways of experiencing life outside of the normal garrulous explanations; ways closer to Speculative Realism's anti-anthropomorphic transcendental materialism.
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Today, nativist anger churns through the hills and plains of Assam state, just across the border from Bangladesh, with many here believing the state is overrun with illegal migrants.
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People fly from all over the world for a chance to sit in the LA colorist's chair, which churns out the coolest, most mesmerizing creations this side of Instagram.
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The owner of the smelter, which churns out 185,000 tonnes of lead annually for customers in Asia, Belgium-based Nyrstar , warned it could be two weeks before operations resume.
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This is a rare look at the full, immense power nature churns up every year across the United States, and it's worth taking the video for a spin — literally.
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Her mind churns though when she thinks about the man who raped her that day, about him now back in Europe and her still living here in the camp.
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There is no creative logic or reasoning to the bot's creative process, just a brute force exercise that churns what feels like an infinite combination of 1,312,000 available characters.
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The sea gliders will measure ocean temperatures, salinity and currents to discover how exactly salty, warm water from the Arabian Sea churns with surface water from the Ganges river.
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The company says it has so far invested about 130 billion forints ($465 million) in its factory, which churns out 7 million television sets and computer monitors per year.
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A favorable mix of very warm ocean waters and the right atmospheric conditions may allow Dorian to strengthen as it churns northwest, directly into the Florida coast, or nearby.
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My favorite is "A Lion Captures a Petrified Baboon and Does the Last Thing You'd Expect," which churns a wildlife photographer's 2013 blog post into a 52-page opus.
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But…Read more ReadOur sun churns out these CMEs on a fairly regular basis, but due to their highly directional nature, our planet is often spared an ensuing geomagnetic storm.
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It has moved well past its origins as a DVD-mailing company and now churns out tons of buzzworthy original content alongside a big collection of television shows and movies.
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Trump's campaign has seized on the disclosure with the candidate declaring, "I love Wikileaks" last week on the stump, while his headquarters churns out press releases on the latest discoveries.
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Play pretend as a child who churns butter on the prairie or tend to my beloved horses at my parents' Revolutionary War homestead where my best friend is the maid?
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Even now, our ability to delve below the thin crust on which we've built our civilization is limited by the intense pressure and molten magma that churns within the planet.
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DxOMark's cameraphone test has grown into the 43DMark of the mobile world — a multifaceted, widely used performance exam that churns out a definitive scalar score — and it's producing similar effects.
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Power to the F-PACE SVR's all-wheel-drive system churns through a snappy shifting eight-speed automatic, with an auto-manual mode and paddle shifters behind the steering wheel.
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From early morning until late afternoon, the place churns to the rhythms of aproned barmen grinding beans for espresso and tapping pitchers of steamed milk to break up the bubbles.
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Assessing the value of a stock typically starts with an assessment of earnings and cash flow, but that requires imagination with Tesla because it churns out annual losses, not earnings.
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Dixson used a URL shortener that is a tell for the sort of computer program that automatically churns out high volumes of social media posts whose authorship is frequently disguised.
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HHS has also shortened the annual open enrollment period from three months to six weeks, and the agency churns out anti-ObamaCare charts, studies and graphics on a regular basis.
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The editorial manicurist turned jewelry designer churns out tastefully minimalist nail art on the daily, and we're predicting her breakout signature style — cuticle striping — is going to be everywhere this spring.
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This year, Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey is hoping that people will actually line up to ride its new Cyborg Cyber Spin that churns stomachs along three different axes.
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That's right: You can get some brand-new, limited-edition products from the brand that churns out nail polish, highlighter, and liquid lipstick like clockwork... at absolutely no cost to you.
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A simple search for the word "rose" on Sephora's website churns out 1,091 results, which is a lot for a flower that was once most commonly associated with powdery grandma fragrances.
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It makes sense that our bodies, outside of heredity and the environment, will on an unfortunate occasion produce a nasty cancerous cell that churns out more copies of its twisted self.
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The eggs are internally fertilized with the male's sperm, and after a 10 to 25 day gestation period, he churns out a brood (clutch, litter, swarm?) of tiny, fully-formed seahorses.
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BEIJING, March 25.15 (Reuters) - China's imports of refined copper are set to fall 24.74 percent this year as the country churns out more metal domestically, a research house said on Friday.
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Equipped with a patented anti-drip valve and engineered with Advanced Pulp Extraction Technology (APEX), this high-performance juicer eliminates messes and churns drinks that have less pulp and more juice.
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For him, X is not a lab that churns out immediately useable technology or marketable products, but a place where innovation is "systemized" — imagine Henry Ford's assembly line, but for ideas.
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As the federal trial of two of Mr. Christie's allies in the bridge scandal churns toward a verdict, however, the Hudson River has not proven to be an especially effective moat.
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Since really gaining a foothold in the 1970s, the genre has become somewhat of a time capsule that churns out the same comforting visual and aural tropes, time and time again.
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Offering traditional (strawberry and vanilla-bean) and unusual (banana and mint-chewing-gum) flavors, The Franklin Fountain also churns out non-dairy and sugar-free scoops, as well as seasonal sorbets.
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In Scott County, where Ms. McGrath lives, the largest Toyota plant in the world churns out Camrys and Lexus sedans, a factory that could be hurt by Mr. Trump's proposed tariffs.
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In related "dental hygiene in the 21st century" news, there's Flosstime, a "smart floss dispenser" that mounts to a bathroom mirror and churns out 18 inches of tooth rope when tapped.
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Last year's sleeper trend with its treacly allusions to butter churns, quilting bees and starchily kitted-out sister wives, has given way to something less like a costume, less aggressively maidenly.
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Mr. Hilton said that he was especially attracted by the potential for saving money by speeding up the manufacture of the thousands of these paving blocks his plant churns out yearly.
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According to published assessments, Pyongyang possesses around 60 nuclear warheads, dozens of ballistic missiles and a widely dispersed infrastructure that churns out enough fissile material for about six bombs every year.
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In humans, weight loss and increased appetite are among the hallmark symptoms of hyperthyroidism, in which the gland churns out huge quantities of hormones, sending the body's internal systems into overdrive.
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These metals are formed into ingots weighing 10 tons, which are then sent through a giant rolling machine (the size of a large house) that churns out a coiled continuous sheet.
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And while older folks could have this reaction as well, they could also be chilled by George Eastman's Off Broadway play, which churns up thoughts many people studiously try to avoid.
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These metals are formed into ingots weighing 10 tons, which are then sent through a giant rolling machine (the size of a large house) that churns out a coiled continuous sheet.
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As the Chinese economy churns along at the lowest growth rate since 2009, ChemChina may be better off trying to strike a deal now to expand its presence in markets outside China.
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Somehow, Rogers – who shares a major record label with Katy Perry — narrowly escaped the pop-star machine that churns out exaggerated, on-stage personas complete with contour kits and cotton-candy hair.
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It jogs them through a survey of 50 to 100 questions about the land they're building on, and how they plan to use the new living space, then churns out design options.
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Silicon Valley startup Chowbotics, which develops robots for food services, is out with Sally the Salad Robot — a machine that stores chopped veggies and churns out made-to-order salads, per NYT.
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Synchrony's is a stiffer six months for a three-year CD. (This calculator churns out the impact of early withdrawals) Tumin isn't worried about locking in ahead of anticipated Fed rate hikes.
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There's a 340-horsepower, 332 lb-ft of torque, supercharged 3-liter gasoline V6 or a 254-horsepower turbocharged diesel V6 that churns out 443 lb-ft of torque from 1750 rpm.
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Hackers load a config into a tool such as Sentry, which churns through combinations of email addresses and passwords in the hope that a user has shared one password across multiple services.
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It takes all that technology you love so much, churns the bitch, and squeezes out all that goodness, until you're found on a farm rocking a straw hat and some chin scruff.
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Xiaomi's "IoT and lifestyle" unit, which churns out a wide range of home appliances, from air purifiers to suitcases, saw its share of revenue jump from 22.4% to 27.5% year-over-year.
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His office churns out a steady stream of news releases – 57 since the trial began – and has started new social media channels that feature supporters declaring how Mr. Menendez has helped them.
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A hurricane churns up cooler waters, and a model that does not account for that effect will assume that the storm has access to much warmer water than it will in reality.
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Whether you ride high, get dragged under, or simply manage to stay afloat, The Discourse churns on, sustained by a frenzy of posts and overheated takes but somehow never descending into chaos.
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The plant churns out 13 million of the brightly colored plastic bricks every day and is set to increase output this year, in line with Lego's ambitions to dominate the global toy market.
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And while we've seen this happen with quirky inventions, like a hook that holds your eyeglasses on your shirt pocket, we rarely consider the "tank" as a place that churns out fashion talent.
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If that horsepower figure weren't enough to impress, the 6¾-liter V8 also churns out 4003 pound-feet of torque, which is virtually twice as many as produced by the 2016 BMW M3.
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"Don't fantasize about my personal life" is what she really wants to stay, but instead she churns out a statement with a subtle "fuck you"' aimed at sites who run headlines like this.
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Hurricane Matthew claimed its first victims, officials said Monday, leaving one dead and one person missing in Haiti as it churns through the Caribbean as the most menacing storm in nearly a decade.
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Wherever it's installed on your system, the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) churns through calculations just like the CPU does, but only the number-crunching related to rendering pictures, animations, and videos on screen.
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There must be something in the water at Too Faced HQ. How else can one explain the rapid-fire speed at which the whimsical brand churns out one must-have release after another?
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I arrange to meet Silvio Scapin, a boisterous man in his fifties who churns out roughly 1,000 kilos a week, in addition to regional specialties such as , salame rossa, and galantina di pollo.
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In the same way that the Hold Steady turned bar-band rock into M.F.A. fiction, Pup churns more convincingly in its music the more the frontman-songwriter Stefan Babcock roils in his lyrics.
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One well-known proponent is Pentti Linkola, a radical Finnish fisherman and ecologist whose writing has been published by Arktos Media, a publishing house that churns out white nationalist literature masquerading as academia.
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Spangler's Chief Executive Officer Kirk Vashaw has kept the candy cane industry alive in the United States at his plant in Ohio, where his firm churns out 200 million candy canes a year.
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Hurricane Jose Meanwhile, Hurricane Jose is maintaining its intensity as it churns north, threatening "dangerous surf and rip currents" along the US East Coast in the next few days, the hurricane center said.
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The Jamie Oliver empire encompasses over 53 television shows broadcast in more than 50 countries across the world, as well as Food Tube, the aforementioned YouTube channel that churns out daily recipe videos.
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There were few women in season one; season two has many women in the cast as the plot churns around the Japanese folkloric tradition of the spurned-woman-turned-vengeful-ghost, or yurei.
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More recent Yankees stars like Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte are tied to this world through their time at San Jacinto, a junior college baseball dynasty that annually churns out major league prospects.
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I think that kind of churns on and can see through some of this volatility regardless, especially in a U.S.-based market, which is outperforming the world right now, for the most part.
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I watched several around 2009; inside the films' covered wagons and behind their butter churns, I discovered, yellow-haired TV stars like Katherine Heigl and January Jones were living lives of noble forbearance.
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The archipelago of 17,000 islands churns out 9.85 billion of the bags each year, making it the world's second biggest contributor of plastic pollutants in the oceans, Sri Mulyani Indrawati told members of parliament.
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LOS ANGELES — While the media closely monitors the percentage of women directing hundreds of movies and TV shows, the advertising industry — where many directors get their start — quietly churns out commercials by the thousands.
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We do different experiments with milks and creams straight through until sunset, when we pack up our churns and our various gizmos, drink a quick gallon of whole and head home to our families.
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The call for voluntary evacuations was issued Thursday for people near a mountainside above Lake Elsinore, joining at least 20,000 people who are under mandatory evacuation orders as fire churns through Cleveland National Forest.
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"We are a nation right now that churns into our criminal justice system the most vulnerable people," he added during an appearance of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" set to air Friday night.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's National Meteorological Center on Tuesday warned that Typhoon Talim could intensify and turn into a super typhoon as it churns towards Taiwan and Zhejiang and Fujian provinces on the Chinese mainland.
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Coal has taken its regulatory lumps in recent years but still churns out more than 30 percent of total electricity produced, with natural gas surging to nearly 34 percent by the end of 2016.
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The 34-year-old artist relentlessly churns out project after project, challenging himself as an artist to grow and change with each sound while maintaining the essence of what makes his music so gripping.
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He churns out social media content that has been shared by U.S. President Donald Trump and last year won a $10,000 meme contest run by Infowars, the website founded by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.
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While the federal process churns on and Alaskan voters contemplate the Salmon Habitat Protections and Permits Initiative, Flynn lends support by donating to groups like Trout Unlimited and telling other fishermen about the cause.
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While the country's educational emphasis on rote memorization churns out some of the world's best test-takers, many Chinese families harbor worries that diverge sharply from those of the tiger parents of popular conception.
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Do what Instructables' Mike Warren did and combine a gas-powered chainsaw with a blender to make a machine that churns the smoothest frozen margaritas on the planet, without the need for a power cord.
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If you look back the last four or five years, after tax day the market kind of pulls itself back, corrects a little bit, churns before it starts to move again," Polcari told "Closing Bell.
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Besides offering the range of performance, the VC-Turbo technology fits in a smaller engine size — just two liters — but it churns out about as much power as Infiniti's own much-larger 2.02-liter V25.
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G.R. Lottie, of the London band Goat Girl, sings, "You're the man, you're the man for me" dozens of times, as the band churns three chords into a galloping, building, tambourine-shaking, garage-punk drone.
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But if you turn your nose up at cubes—the beverage chiller of common folk—LG will now happily sell you a $4,400 fridge that churns out an endless supply of trendy ice spheres instead.
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In its six years since launch, the Sydney-based tech company has amassed a global following and now churns out 13 designs per second, produced by 10 million users in 190 countries and 100 languages.
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Lifetime churns out a lot of movies, and many of them exhibit an assembly-line superficiality, but this tale of a teenager's long struggle to overcome a slut-shaming incident is delicately told and acted.
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Dr. Elisondo and his girlfriend got an apartment with other Cuban asylum applicants, and he found a job on the assembly line of a plant in Matamoros that churns out cases for cosmetics, he said.
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The devastation is undeniable: Hurricane Harvey drowned Texas, Hurricane Irma ripped along the Florida coastline, and eyes watch with caution now as Hurricane Jose churns off the Atlantic and Hurricane Maria heads for Puerto Rico.
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The reelection effort, for example, has developed a merchandising operation that churns out items like plastic straws and T-shirts poking fun at Trump antagonist Adam Schiff, the Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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Back in Washington, Trump is trying to orchestrate a sprawling federal response to the coronavirus epidemic bolstered by a White House message machine that churns out daily praise releases hailing Trump's "whole-of-government" approach.
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Indeed, the more the administration churns out in response to the new allegations, the more it contributes to a sense that both sides are just yelling at each other and no one is really correct.
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Let's look at all the films Hollywood churns out and do the same: Few of the roughly 300 features eligible for best picture last year told stories from the points of view of women or minorities.
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Illegal Chinese output and smuggling have helped drag global rare earth prices to their lowest in around six years, hitting legitimate producers hard inside and outside China, which churns out 90 percent of the world's supply.
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Increased appetite from India, which typically churns out its own sugar to use in everything from fizzy drinks to sticky snacks, could support benchmark global prices that have been trading near their lowest in 16 months.
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The silver lining The name of the hair color thief is IRF4, a gene that probably acts like a cog in the machine in a cellular process that churns out melanin pigment in the hair follicle.
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That's because a vast majority of the greenhouse gas emissions the clothing industry churns out happens in the supply chain — in factories and farms that brands don't own, and that are spread out and far away.
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Yet the official line denigrating traditional democracy, combined with the very idea that he should face trial, obviously irks him, so he churns out articles, essays and books about the need to enhance freedom in Russia.
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Janusz Kaminski's camera presses along the edge of the violent, messy actions, or pitches into the middle of them, bucking, affrighted almost, but catching what it needs to catch as anguished movement churns on all sides.
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At one side, the photographer Glen Luchford worked a Polaroid camera the size of a small car that churns out 20-inch-by-24-inch instant photos on ancient, rapidly expiring, no-longer-in-production film.
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The digital company working for Mike Bloomberg's presidential campaign has hired another executive from a premier advertising firm, as the billionaire former New York mayor's organization churns out waves of digital content to support his candidacy.
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Not all barrels are created equal And the US refinery system, which was built in the last century operates most efficiently with a healthy dose of heavy oil that churns out gasoline, jet fuel and diesel.
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Behind the craze is one company, writes Farhad Manjoo, the technology columnist for The New York Times: Tasty, a division of BuzzFeed, which has mastered the art of making these videos and regularly churns them out.
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As Category 5 Hurricane Irma churns through the Caribbean and Hurricane Jose strengthens, The U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) issued hurricane and storm surge watches for parts of southern Florida in a public advisory on Thursday.
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Frontwoman Sabrina Ellis is blessed with an air-raid-ready voice and T. Rex levels of swagger, while guitarist Andrew Cashen churns out hook-afflicted riffs that would have dominated FM-rock playlists during the Ford administration.
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Frontwoman Sabrina Ellis is blessed with an air-raid-ready voice and T. Rex levels of swagger, while guitarist Andrew Cashen churns out hook-afflicted riffs that would have dominated FM-rock playlists during the Ford administration.
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Click here to view original GIFAs Hurricane Harvey churns onward toward southwest Texas, astronauts on the International Space Station caught a glimpse of the monster cyclone from a safe viewing distance of 250 miles above the Earth.
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Magang Group, which makes steel that it then uses to produce train wheels, and Ansteel Group, which churns out steel that it uses to make railway tracks, are among the companies likely to benefit from the policy.
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The refinery churns out up to 14 million liters of refined products per day, with petrol making up about 60 percent of production, diesel 30 percent and jet fuel around 10 percent, according to the company's website.
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But as the N.F.L. schedule rounds the halfway pole and churns toward a still distant finish line, there are new contenders, a couple of surprising, conspicuous laggards and some struggling old powerhouses desperately trying to catch up.
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In my experience of grief, the toughest moments have been triggered by the most banal experiences, like the jingle in a car insurance commercial, which somehow churns up painful emotions and reminds you that she's not here.
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The book becomes an archive — of curiosities, yearnings, of the life of a new, fragile, fracturing family, animated by the narrator's restless energy as she churns over a way to tell the story of the refugee children.
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Still, the combination of anger at home and uncertainty about the national political climate as Mr. Trump churns toward the end of his first 100 days could make lawmakers particularly risk-averse as they return from recess.
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Instead, factory job creation has flowed to frontiers of the advanced manufacturing economy — like Nevada, home to a Tesla factory that churns out batteries for electric cars, homes and utilities — and oil-patch epicenters like Tulsa, Okla.
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I could use shinobi prosthetics during the fight, maybe toss a firecracker to grab a few moments to breathe, but every one of those tools absolutely churns through spirit emblems, one of the game's currencies, like candy.
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Perhaps most of all, executives are hoping that the Bolt will change the narrative about GM—which is important because a hapless company that churns out beefy trucks and lackluster sedans doesn't have much place in the future.
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Google's refusal to at least compensate him retroactively for the unlicensed use is a perplexing decision for a company that churns out billions of dollars of ad revenue each quarter, bolstered in no small part by YouTube's popularity.
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Although 70 years of Nakba dominates his recollections, perhaps the most extraordinary memory is of the day he had just arrived for work at the King David Hotel, narrowly escaping death from Irgun explosives hidden inside milk churns.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Florida Governor Rick Scott said on Sunday he has requested a major disaster declaration from President Donald Trump and warned that devastating storm surges will hit the western coast of Florida as Hurricane Irma churns northward.
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The other, far more dominant part of the industry churns out movies that are sometimes good ("The Last Jedi"), but are also primarily delivery systems for a company's branded content, including its action figures, bedsheets and theme parks.
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Though the generation that a revitalized L'Uomo Vogue hopes to lure to its pages may consume every new gadget that Apple churns out, it probably does not want to dress the way that, at 57, Mr. Cook does.
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Alongside, in a factory equipped with robots, laser-cutters and high-temperature forges, Gestamp churns out parts for shipment to Ford and Audi in the United States as well as for SEAT's large plant down the road at Martorell.
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The USDA is a $150 billion agency, and the Economic Research Service regularly churns out statistics not only on the prices of foodstuff, but for decades has looked at childhood hunger, farmworkers, free trade, obesity, and poverty-related statistics.
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As it churns up the East Coast, Stella hit the densely populated Washington-to-Boston corridor and disrupted transportation, work schedules and school although the impact in major cities so far has not been as bad as initially feared.
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He is one of hundreds of thousands of engineers - studying everything from computer code to civil engineering - that India's education system churns out each year, many with large loans and little prospect of finding a job in their field.
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Allison's business—which churns out a variety of IPAs, cream ales, and saisons—may directly employ 10 people, but the ancillary benefits of the brewery and taproom, like others in the country, radiate into the community in different ways.
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Confitería Richmond, a bar not far from El Hipopótamo, was recently forced to close when a sports shop opened in the area, while a former antiques store three blocks away on Plaza Dorrego now churns out those aforementioned Frappuccinos.
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If they can't bring in an audience by digging through tweets (something that the already established right-wing site Twitchy does), they'll find another way—probably by becoming yet another conservative blog that churns out posts owning the libs.
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From the crumbling home of Canada's leader to lavish recreations of palaces in China: Hengdian World Studios, in a small town in central China, churns out scores of movies and television series from each period in the country's history.
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The archipelago, which is home to more than 100 million people, churns out an average of 4,609 tons of plastic waste daily—notably single-use sachets for food or other products—according to another 2015 study published in Science.
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She's a performer who churns out show after show, who released a ninth album that has more variation than any she's done, who knows everything you think of her and has become her own person in spite of it.
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Each of its hundreds of episodes churns through the expected beats of the home-buying process but ends with a genuine surprise — in part, I've come to suspect, because two-thirds of the show was nothing but distracting magician's patter.
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The orcs are special, but as the game churns on and I began to melt down orcs for loot, I begun to see them as a series of traits mixed together instead of the unique and beautiful creatures they were.
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But there was some doubt—the NRA also churns out videos of a former Navy SEAL named Dom Raso (Twitter bio: "Warrior • Athlete • Patriot") yelling about the evils of gun-free zones and soundtracks propaganda videos to horrific nu metal.
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Big Little Lies was adapted from Australian author Liane Moriarty's bestselling novel, set in an Australian beach town, but the material transposes perfectly onto the Pacific Coast Highway, where the high tide is violent and loud, where the sea literally churns.
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A federal agency on Thursday imposed tough new restrictions on so-called payday lending, dealing a potentially crushing blow to an industry that churns out billions of dollars a year in high-interest loans to working-class and poor Americans.
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And finally, hope: Those are the emotions Erin Lee Carr churns up in her documentary chronicling the abuse Nassar inflicted on victims in the guise of therapy — and the inaction of parents, coaches and officials who chose not to believe them.
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SHKP made headlines in May when it paid a record HK$25.16 billion ($3.2 billion) for a residential plot in Kai Tak, home to the city's former airport and now a land-bidding battleground that constantly churns out record-breaking prices.
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TOKYO — For a few hours on Thursday, it looked as if Sharp, the ailing Japanese consumer electronics company, had secured a $5.5 billion takeover from Foxconn of Taiwan, the giant contract manufacturer that churns out products for Apple and other foreign brands.
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While films like Hidden Figures, Wonder Woman, and Moonlight prove that audiences and critics will get behind movies that center around women, people of color, and LGBTQ people, the vast majority of what Hollywood churns out every year is hardly representative of America.
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But it's been trying to trim fat ever since its shares started trading on the New York Stock Exchange earlier this year, which gave investors (and the general public) a look at just how much money the ride-hailing company churns through.
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Then, as the symphony churns forward, Anadol takes viewers through the tunnels of Varèse's mind, through visions of the future of Varèse's art, and ends with an epic final celebration of presence as the visuals intertwine with the information from Salonen's movements.
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Tracing a line between UK garage shuffle and and gleeful techno malevolence, the main source of tension is a queasily undulating synth pattern that churns, builds, and enlivens the track by passing through a number of subtle shifts in phrasing and register.
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The House typically churns out its appropriations bills at a reasonable rate -- since those bills require only a majority vote in the House -- but the Senate requires a stricter threshold of 60 votes out of 100, meaning they must have some bipartisan approval.
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Statcast churns out an overwhelming amount of information; describing the movements of all the players on the field during a routine ground out, according to Willman, who is an analyst at BAM, can fill the equivalent of 21,000 rows on a spreadsheet.
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But if domestic yields end up pushing even higher and/or South America churns out a big crop early next year, U.S. soybean supply could fatten up very quickly and double-digit soybean future prices could be a thing of the past.
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He churns out a steady stream of typos, misspellings, and errors on Twitter to accompany his racist rhetoric and verbal attacks on opponents, like his retweet over the weekend of a conspiracy theory tying Jeffrey Epstein's death to Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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This is clearly most true on the internet, the fuel for Taco Bell's massive machine, which churns out an never-ending well of content dedicated to its "Live Mas!" ethos, which, in addition to being a way of life, is also a scholarship.
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In August, T was granted exclusive access to the pasta room inside chef Missy Robbins's new Brooklyn restaurant, Misi, which by day churns out hundreds of noodles and by night (after a good scrub down) becomes a private event space for dinner parties.
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Meanwhile, as Peretti builds up an empire based on lists about basset hounds, he also creates a serious operation, BuzzFeed News, that churns out scoops and serious stories, including the first revelations about the role of fake news during the 2016 election.
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Workers at the Wolfsburg plant, which employs 60,000 people and churns out as many as 3,800 cars per day during peak times, have been notified, the carmaker said, adding it's not clear yet when it will be able to make up for the lost shifts.
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Doi Pha Nee, Thailand (CNN)Snaking up a hillside along a steep jungle track, a convoy of trucks loaded with dozens of Thai rescue workers churns through mud on what's become a daily mission to find an alternative route out of the Tham Luang cave.
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Behind every step of the production, from roasting to tempering and molding, is Ducasse's longtime pastry chef Nicolas Berger, who churns out chocolate bonbons, flavored ganaches, creamy truffles, mendiants and his signature ganache-filled bars, each packaged neatly in understated, cardboard boxes and pouches.
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With the same stew of hope, despair, shame and perverse pride endured by the long-suffering fans of a long-losing team, Kureishi's readers have stuck by him even as he churns out, with dismaying industry, a series of leaden farces and desultory intrigues.
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The lawyer for former National Security Advisor John Bolton is pushing back on White House claims that his forthcoming book has a bunch of top-secret, classified material in it, and wants the White House's review expedited as President Donald Trump's impeachment trial churns on.
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It's fun to watch if you like to play "spot the celebrity voice," and John Cena and Kate McKinnon give it their all as the title character and his goat companion, respectively, but Ferdinand churns through a lot of plot without ever really going anywhere.
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Click here to view original GIFWe really shouldn't have to say this, but the next time a massive storm churns up towering waves in the ocean, it's probably a good idea to head for cover, instead of suiting up and heading out for some death-defying windsurfing.
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Genomatica's system churns out the enzymes involved in this synthesis, creating an entire cell-free metabolic pathway—and one in which all the sugar is devoted to making the target chemical, rather than a percentage of it being creamed off to run a cell's other biochemical processes.
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We're so focused on making a show every week, and I think that the brain churns in the direction of like ... I'm going to get to your app and things like that that you've been doing, the voting stuff, but how do you go about every show?
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Those foundations have given more than $50 million over the past decade, most of it funneled to pet initiatives affiliated with the university, like the Mercatus Center, an economic think tank that churns out libertarian policy research, and the Institute for Humane Studies, which promotes libertarian philosophy.
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But Harper was just another prodigy from a baseball hotbed, the 99th percentile version of the youth sports industrial complex that churns out dozens of high-end talent each year, his dad another faceless white dude in a moisture-wicking polo with a gleam in his eye.
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There, the Pope—real name Richard Weeks— is extremely outspoken about metal and politics); elsewhere, his label, Blackened Death Records, churns out politically situated grind, black metal, and death metal releases as well as bigger projects like the recent WOMAN (Worldwide Organization of Metalheads Against Nazis) compilation.
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This project from Swedish multi-instrumentalist Dagny Susanne (and drummer Martrum) churns out grandiose, 90s-inflected melodic black metal like it's nothing, and I'm particular enamored of Susanne's vocals—her voice rumbles out ragged, gruff, and fierce in demonic contrast to the music's more polished melodic core.
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A dystopian vision of the fully-automated factory of the future, the installation features a network of three scaffolding towers, each of which hosts a 3D printer that all day slowly churns out models of building supplies and miniature artificial body parts, like knees and elbows.
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But on a cruise ship, you don't really think about how strange the landscape is as the river churns its way to the rim of the continent, where the land is barely land at all, but rather, mere fingers of earth, clumps of marsh, mosquitoes and mist.
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On most Wednesdays, the "Legion of Skanks" show offers up good-natured filth; Cave Comedy Radio, a thriving podcast operation based in the building, churns out bawdy opinions on everything from celebrities to murder; occasionally, icons like Hannibal Buress and Chris Gethard show up for a set.
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But the most likely explanation is that Mr. Trump, who until now has largely avoided taking the bait that the North Korean propaganda machine churns out with its own warnings of imminent war, simply reverted to an old habit: sounding as tough as the other guy.
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TRACK THE STORM It's expected to become a hurricane after leaving the Bahamas After it clears the Bahamas, Humberto is expected to become a hurricane in the Atlantic by Sunday night or early Monday morning, as it churns east of Florida's coast, the hurricane center said.
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"Donald Trump's campaign is a clown car full of climate deniers that churns out half-baked ideas regularly, which explains why his advisers are pushing him to oppose the job-creating, life-saving Clean Power Plan," Sierra Club Political Director Khalid Pitts said in a Thursday broadside.
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The warehouse space in Bushwick is one of the few in the city with its own mill, which churns out soft red wheat for laminated pastry dough and high-gluten hard red wheat for crusty artisan loaves, as well as more niche offerings like buckwheat and acorn flour.
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He baldly opined that several journalists are mere "cogs in an activist enterprise that churns out both pro-Antifa propaganda and doxing information about real or imagined ideological enemies"—which is a rather rude way to refer to people who are doing their literal jobs by exposing neo-Nazis.
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The following is a transcript of the videoSpencer Alben: On Arthur Avenue, also known as New York City's real Little Italy, you'll find the appropriately nicknamed King of Mozzarella, who, accompanied by his son, churns out the best mozzarella and Italian deli sandwiches this side of the Atlantic.
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Refinery229 can use the investment to reach more consumers that are already Turner viewers, and Turner can use it to tap into the base of users who may look at Refinery29 content, but have more or less stopped watching the kind of linear TV that Turner churns out.
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In an administration that churns through cabinet members at a dizzying pace, few have survived as long as Mr. Pompeo — and none have as much stature, a feat he has achieved through an uncanny ability to read the president's desires and translate them into policy and public messaging.
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The video was quickly dismissed as a fraud and was later linked by Bellingcat, a British-based investigative website, to a so-called troll factory in St. Petersburg, a Russian institute that churns out fake news and abuses Russia's critics online, using social media as a distribution system.
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And meanwhile, as the Mueller witch hunt churns on, the special counsel -- this is interesting -- they are demanding that witnesses turn in their phones so team Mueller and, of course, his pit bull Andrew Weissmann and Jeannie Rhee, who worked for Clinton, get to review all of their electronic communications.
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The talent level is increasing, too: The same place that occasionally produced roster flotsam like Yurendell DeCaster, Ivanon Coffie and Wladimier Balentin now churns out major league cornerstones like Andrelton Simmons, Kenley Jansen, Jonathan Schoop, and Didi Gregorious, who was born in Amsterdam but moved to the island at age five.
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There are three things that make K-pop such a visible and unique contributor to the realm of pop music: exceptionally high-quality performance (especially dancing), an extremely polished aesthetic, and an "in-house" method of studio production that churns out musical hits the way assembly lines churn out cars.
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With the economy on solid footing, now is the time to make these types of changes — both for the workers who face layoffs now as our economy constantly churns and evolves and to make sure the system is prepared to protect the economy and workers when the next recession occurs.
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In a way, it's sort of Puritan itself; Eggers wants a lot of credit for not providing you with what you're expecting from a horror film, for refusing to grant you such base thrills, but then you look around and wonder why everyone's supposed to be so compelled by all the butter churns.
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From 1976 he took shared command of the Irish Republican Army, groomed its volunteers, organised its bloody campaigns, improved its weaponry (from fertiliser stuffed in milk churns to surface-to-air missiles from Libya) and played the alternately shifting or immovable hard man in talks, or back-channel manoeuvres, with the British government.
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By firing intense, short pulses of laser light into a plasma (cloud of ionized gas), scientists can create a wave rippling through the plasma that leaves a bunch of charged particles in its wake, just like a speed boat racing across a lake churns up a wake of water in its path.
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MacDonald, the Occidental Quarterly publisher who churns out academic-sounding tracts, says the credit all goes back to Regnery, without whom there would have been no Charles Martel Society, no Occidental Quarterly, and no Washington Summit Publishers, a publishing house run by Spencer that specializes in white nationalist and far-right books.
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In the animal stalls, children in cowboy hats cleaned and blow-dried their competition goats and cattle; vendors offered a glorious profusion of snacks like "Zach's Poppin Johnny Ice Cream," made using a 1927 John Deere hit-n-miss engine that pops and chugs as it turns two old-fashioned oak churns (delicious).
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There are still a few ethnic establishments around, and a marathoner who peers to the right at East 663th Street, just after the RadioShack, can see the old tiled floors and wooden walls of Glaser's Bake Shop, which was opened in 1902 by German immigrants and still churns out a mean black-and-white cookie.
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The pairing itself is a clash of both sound and culture: on his own, VVV, born in Iran and based in Austin, Texas, weaves together ambient, garage, and downtempo sounds to create textured, avant-garde tracks; while Holly, hailing from Portugal's Caldas Da Rainha, churns out blunt, brash bass music that is anything but subtle.
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But as the hierarchy churns, the effort to get on top and stay there starts feeling less like rowdy fun and more like a form of imprisonment, implicating the viewer as well in its casual cruelty: Why do we as observers choose favorites, when this partiality so clearly limits our ability to see the whole?
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The great port of London churns with activity in Anne Perry's rich, if blood-splattered, Victorian mystery, AN ECHO OF MURDER (Ballantine, $28), which finds Commander William Monk of the Thames River Police hunting down the assassins of Hungarian immigrants who fled oppression only to be greeted with bitter hostility in their new home.
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The e-ink screens, mounted on wood blocks, relaying the poems are joined by two of his previous works, the 2009 "Best Day Ever" LED scroll sourced from Tweets referencing the "best day ever," as well as the 2014–15 "#Fortune" machine (also available as a free iOS app) which churns out Twitter-based proclamations on the future.
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Japan's southern Ryukyu Islands have begun to feel the effects, with reports that strong winds and heavy rainfall have caused power outages as the typhoon churns in the sea between Taiwan and Japan with maximum sustained wind speeds at sea of 173 km/h (107 mph) and gusts of up to 209 km/h (130 mph).
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Ms. Campbell-Adams — or "the carrot cake lady," as she is known to many of her fans — is the owner of Lloyd's Carrot Cake, a family business that churns out about 1,000 cakes and dozens of cupcakes and muffins every week, all from a tiny kitchen just across from Van Cortlandt Park in the Riverdale neighborhood.
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Though its headquarters are small, its influence is broad: The network claims to have 82 chapters in 29 countries, where devotees gather to pray for the people working in both their local film and television industries as well as the global industry that churns out multimillion dollar summer blockbusters, red carpet premieres, and A-list celebrities.
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"It's become a device to artificially raise the price of aluminum for producers and traders, enriching them at the expense of users like ourselves," said Tim Weiner, the senior global commodities risk manager for Molson Coors, which buys roughly 500 million pounds of aluminum a year as it churns out some 12 billion cans of beer.
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There was still tons of new technology, but also glamping, #vanlife, tiny houses, "Cabin Porn," the mainstreaming of the farm-to-table movement, a market for artisanal cast-iron pans and boutique butter churns, a fascination with going back to the land (lived out, for many, via Instagram) — all signs of longing for a simpler life.
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When the gentle, even wistful autumnal vibe gives way to the primal and desperate urges of January; when your vibrator churns out a low death rattle before finally quitting of exhaustion; when you find yourself not even craving sex anymore, just someone to breathe near you until you remember how to be a person, cuffing season is over.
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The appeal of the BFGD is, ostensibly, that I could get rid of the 65-inch OLED TV I use now and replace it with a 653-inch gaming monitor so I can finally get the big eye-popping display console gamers have had for years, but also something capable of actually handling the content my much more expensive computer churns out.
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This is why it flows toward the sea, why it churns back on itself when it drops steeply, and why, if you lean the wrong way crossing an eddy line, it flips your boat—and why, if you fail to roll up and have to swim, it fills your boat (and your sinuses) as it dashes you against the rocks.
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While Marvel churns out films devoted to obscure characters like the Guardians of the Galaxy, the studio has failed to even give us a proper Hank Pym movie that would serve as a prequel to Ant-Man, let alone a film about Eric O'Grady, who I'm sure I don't need to tell you was the Ant-Man after Lang in the comic books.
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Survivors announce their experiences of abuse en masse; a spare few are selected—for reasons of je-ne-SEO-quoi—to have their claims investigated and found credible; and finally, once the exposé breaks, the news machine churns out headline after headline after headline, losing a little nuance, context, or intent with each one like some hellish game of telephone.
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According to the Harris data, these 50+ women are not happy with the political climate, and their frustration churns over the high costs of health care and prescription drugs (46 percent of those sampled), the opioid epidemic (21625 percent), the rapid increase in expenses with stagnant incomes (2900 percent), college affordability and student debt (220006 percent), and the future of Social Security (2202 percent).
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To bolster the warnings the official news agency churns out pictures of the dictator, Kim Jong Un, in military set pieces: Mr Kim giving launch orders at a satellite centre (with an ash tray in view); Mr Kim in a fur hat guiding a simulated ballistic missile re-entry; Mr Kim in the conning tower of a steaming submarine (South Korean intelligence recently reported that one of the North's submarines had sunk, for unclear reasons).
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The decline of the Oscars is overdetermined: It's nobody's fault and everybody's, shaped by the same trends driving down Big Event ratings all over and the same diversification of tastes and values and ideas, plus all the technological and economic shifts undercutting the old studio business models, all the inevitably shortsighted choices made by philistines in SoCal corporate suites, and all of our collective decisions to watch or not to watch what Hollywood churns out.
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But as the news cycle churns on, we have seen Hillary's example play out, again and again and again, an endless film loop of self-debasement masquerading as self-sacrifice: the spurned wife Mary Jo Buttafuoco standing by husband, Joey, at a press conference, her face permanently contorted by his teenage mistress' bullet; Huma Abedin, elegant and imperturbable in pumps and a tailored pencil skirt, stepping out with her husband and their child days after he'd been caught sending lewd pictures to teenage girls in 2013; and, most recently, Camille Cosby, sitting by her husband's side in court, her face fixed in a rictus of what is either permanent defiance or humiliation.
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