Today we're thinking about CINDER blocks, which are used for building (or holding up a plank of wood to make a spiffy TV stand, if you're in college) and made, ostensibly, of CINDER.
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It was a place bound by cinder blocks and cement.
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How Cinder fits into this puzzle remains to be seen.
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A neutron star is a stellar cinder that stopped collapsing.
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But Cinder, a sea otter pup, almost didn't make it.
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The Cinder costs $499 for early birds and ships in July.
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Cinder gets almost the exact same job done without the bags.
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The cinder blocks supporting each corner are contemporary to the period.
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Do you see cinder block walls, fluorescent lighting and tiny windows?
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Trump took the stage, in a suit as black as cinder.
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Cinder, which looks like a chrome inkjet printer, is a smart cooker.
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Sadly, it appears Cinder has now left this world the same way.
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Pretty Woman 2: "Cinder-fuckin-rella" has a nice ring to it.
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I don't know, I'm a science reporter, not a cinder block expert.
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Small balconies hang from the top floors of rough cinder-block houses.
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Their marbleized cinder blocks pose a great opportunity for exposed architectural foundations.
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The ceilings were high, the walls made of seemingly indestructible cinder block.
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"We're seeing cars being put up on cinder blocks again," he said.
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Do you have to put your washer and dryer on cinder blocks?
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Canvas tents in 1948 Beirut grew up to be cinder block homes.
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You can use the Cinder like a sandwich press, which let me cook them flat and fast (it took under a minute), but the ceramic plates on the Cinder don't get hot enough to make the burgers pretty.
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Lula said she would call the whitest kitten Snowflake, and we said we would call our little kittens Pumpkin and Cinder because Pumpkin had orange splotches in his white fur, and Cinder had black splotches in his white fur.
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Even some errant cinder blocks on the ground were overrun with fake rats.
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Many people have wondered why Northshore is subjecting Cinder to the underwater treadmill.
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The only decoration in the fish's tanks were pebbles, pipes, and cinder blocks.
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They're both about the size of two stacked cinder blocks on your countertop.
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They broke his arms and legs, and threw cinder blocks onto his back.
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We had adobe in this hemisphere before, but never cinder blocks, never rebar.
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Someone had mounted a new flat-screen TV to the cinder block wall.
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And eventually cinder blocks replaced the view from one of her bedroom windows.
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Bannister managed the four-minute mile in leather shoes on a cinder track.
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In squalid camps, whole families live crammed into one-room cinder block huts.
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Cinder blocks, cereal boxes, even a Valentine's Day balloon were out of place.
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It grew out of closets and basements and hidden facilities in cinder-block buildings.
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Because cinder blocks are not really that strong and kind of rough and grainy.
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"I voted" selfies are traditionally set in church basements or cinder block public schools.
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Shuffling its feet with a sound like cinder blocks scraped across a ship deck.
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The explosions can also build a small cone, similar to regular volcanic cinder cones.
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Cinder-block hotels, packed with oil workers in jumpsuits, routinely charge $450 a night.
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McClure points his ambulance to a pink cinder-block apartment building off Jefferson Avenue.
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What is Operation Cinder and how is it meant to squash those filthy Rebels?
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Business signs have been torn down, gates padlocked, entrances walled off with cinder blocks.
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She then began training full time here on a cinder track and forest paths.
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" JS: "Our first pop-up, we used cinder blocks and birchwood for our shelves.
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"Cinder blocks are heavy, so I would say storm surges are stronger," she said.
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Wood and concrete dwellings, their facades scrawled with invented addresses, sit on cinder blocks.
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And you don't have that cinder block tied to your ankles with a steel chain.
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I stared at my cinder-block dorm wall and imagined sinking deep into the cracks.
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But as a physical object, it shares a number of characteristics with a cinder block.
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And when the meat finally came off the Cinder my roommate actually groaned with joy.
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He likens the crime to throwing cinder blocks off a roof into a crowd below.
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Photos published by HawaiiNewsNow show the boat's roof, deck, and seats were covered in cinder.
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"It's like a cinder in space, as many of these asteroids are," Mr. May said.
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For one, there still are depressing, cinder-block rooms being occupied on the second floor.
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They don't even meet our gaze; they just laze about on concrete and cinder blocks.
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Later, leaning against a cinder-block wall, hoping to disappear, I called my Aunt Pandora.
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A goat is tethered to a cinder block by a rope tied to its neck.
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J.A.V. rented a bright-yellow cinder-block house in a Monrovia suburb called Chocolate City.
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A narrow causeway of broken cinder block, mud, and twisted metal extended from the barrier.
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I may have over-salted the steak a bit, but Cinder can't be blamed for that.
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Pantaleón, 2700, walked over to the nearest cinder block house and called out to its owner.
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Cinder has arthritis in multiple joints and is carrying an extra 10 lb of body weight.
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Homes are slapped together with rusty shards of corrugated metal or raw cinder block and cement.
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"Fifi was apparently sniffing around her residence and became stuck in a cinder block," they continued.
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"Many people have wondered why Northshore is subjecting Cinder to the underwater treadmill," the description reads.
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Officials hoped this meant that Cinder was hibernating, but it appears something more sinister had happened.
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The boat was also showered with smaller bits of volcanic debris and cinder from the explosion.
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The construction experts CNN spoke to said the strongest wall would be made of cinder blocks.
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Bulldozers had plowed a path through heaps of cinder blocks, felled power poles, and other detritus.
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The debris includes bricks, cinder blocks and metal, including the bands that held the barrels together.
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They're not the most rugged, but they also don't feel like cinder blocks on your feet.
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Most of her belongings lie in a pile outside what's left of her cinder block house.
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Inside, cinder block walls are painted sea-foam green and décor runs to thrift store whimsy.
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They flew from a rambling, two-story cinder-block house on the crest of a slope.
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The cinder-block base stood and so did the overall structure, but several windows had shattered.
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He'd tied a cinder block to her body, to weight it down, according to the court records.
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Children play in soccer fields and around cinder-block houses less than half a mile from them.
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Without intervention, the cinder-strewn moonscape that megafires leave behind is unlikely to grow back as forest.
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That might just be what the Cinder Precision Grill is—the magical meat maker I've always wanted.
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"...she [Cinder] wouldn't be snuggled on my couch right now if it weren't for Susie," she wrote.
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"It's a dark object, like a cinder in space, as many of these asteroids are," May said.
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It was hexagonal, with yellow cinder-block walls, a red concrete floor, and a black tile roof.
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The Ur-Sachs sculpture is a cinder block that he has built out of plywood and resin.
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A cinder block room contained a soiled mattress and chains — some grisly torture chamber, the couple imagined.
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I'm not over the moon, either, with her tactic of dropping hints like so many cinder blocks.
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The small square space with cinder block stairs functions as her bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room.
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She sprinted in spiked shoes on a frozen pond when snow covered the cinder track in winter.
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Last summer, he showed me the huge concrete-and-cinder-block room where the presses would sit.
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Closer to the coast, more stores sell cinder blocks, cords of wood, fireplaces and outdoor furniture supplies.
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It is an area of cinder-block buildings and auto-parts shops well off the luau trail.
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However, its most recent eruption, in 1538, was relatively small and produced a cinder cone called Monte Nuovo.
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In one of the city's slums, with some 500 cinder-block homes, there's only one communal water tap.
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Curtains draped across doorways of their cinder-block home hide some of their world from the street outside.
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In a small cinder-block house not far from one of the toxic ponds, a man is dying.
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The pastor gives his sermons in the old meat section, a large cinder-block room with L.E.D. lighting.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The crack of a sniper round strikes terror as you crouch behind a cinder-block wall.
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A plain metal pole juts from the ground, propped up by a tripod and anchored by cinder blocks.
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We eventually rounded the corner of Hansen's shop, taking us into a small, fan-cooled cinder block room.
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So he's saving up paychecks from his part-time hardware store job to buy cinder blocks to rebuild.
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Cables droop across smaller canals, supplying electricity to cinder-block houses that have no running water or sewers.
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It's a big jail, but the two landed in adjacent wings, a single cinder block wall between them.
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Every morning he awakes with his daughter, Andrea Belen, at dawn in their one-room cinder block house.
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Robin Ventura in need of a life vest and Chris Sale is just tossing cinder blocks to him.
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A twelfth of the size, these mini cinder blocks are made of actual cement — just like the real deal.
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Then I opened Cinder, threw the steak on the bottom plate (there was no sizzle) and closed the lid.
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There was no yelling, no two-way mirror mounted on a grimy cinder block wall opposite a steel table.
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The wild animal's spirit earned her national attention and inspired an interactive children's e-book called Cinder the Bear.
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Derrick Lewis and Roy Nelson will test each other's gas tanks over a few minutes of throwing cinder blocks.
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The nearly nine-foot painting rests upon two cinder blocks, emphasizing the earthbound status of this happy Arcadian couple.
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Beausoleil told CBS News that Cinder had inspired Washington residents to "move on" from the devastating Carlton Complex Fire.
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Settlers and their supporters hurled cinder blocks at the officers, who charged on horseback and beat protesters with batons.
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A humble object transmogrified from one modest material into another, the plywood cinder block is finished with enormous care.
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On the edge of town, in a small cinder-block house, I met an unemployed cobbler named Fayez Khatab.
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Small cinder block homes are squeezed between the road and the ridge's precipitous slopes, which plunge into thick forest.
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Against a backdrop of firefighters' coats hanging in cinder-block cubbies, Warren moved among a crowd of about 150.
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Instead, the two young men shot up in a cinder-block boathouse at the edge of the Klamers' backyard.
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He said he was surprised when YouTube watchers described one of the company's robots as "biting" a cinder block.
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The teens giggled as they beat the three men with their fists, pieces of cinder blocks, and metal pipes.
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The house is made of cinder block and cement, with a 2-inch-thick front door insulated with horsehair.
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"We have no choice," a Nigerian man who cleaned houses, stacked cinder blocks, and worked on farms told me.
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At the end of a cul-de-sac, we scaled a low cinder-block wall and entered open space.
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Flying debris darkened the sky, and, after a seemingly long interlude, whole cinder blocks began crashing onto the roof.
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They are mostly high school gyms, nursing homes and church basements with cinder-block walls and horrible cellphone service.
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The pattern continued even as the houses became cinder block and concrete and the settlement grew into a neighborhood.
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Until recently, the cinder-block structure was home to a wholesale florist, a granite cutter and a screen printer.
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Japan introduced stricter quake-resistant standards in 1981 after cinder-block walls caused deaths and injuries in a 1978 quake.
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Where Trumpington differs from most, is that the building's networked systems are visualized as a giant virtual cat called Cinder.
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At this time, it is unclear exactly how Fifi managed to get her head trapped inside of the cinder block.
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From California, Cinder traveled to Idaho Black Bear Rehabilitation, where specialists retaught the growing cub how to be a bear.
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By 22015 one in every 100 adults was typically housed in an isolated cinder-block compound surrounded by barbed wire.
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From a rosier view of this case, Zellner is the Cinderella and her law clerks the happy mice. Cinder-elly!
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The car spun and hit another cinder block column, causing it to roll and burst into flames, the outlet reported.
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Consider that lead bullets snap right through a cinder block with ease, while the softer metals hardly made a dent.
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He rose to the occasion of encouraging Jon to assassinate Dany only after King's Landing was burnt to a cinder.
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Trice move the pantry to the old center, in a boxy cinder-block building next to a playground and school.
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O'Neill and Murphy grill market produce and herb-stuffed trout on two hand-welded oil-drum and cinder-block barbecues.
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In her early Woodbridge pictures, she typically depicted children in rooms with cinder-block walls, linoleum floors and battered furniture.
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A few crude human silhouettes were spray-painted on a cinder-block wall, with crooked circles drawn over their hearts.
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We carted away rubble after demolition or ferried cinder block and building materials to apartments he renovated on the side.
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Generally, a defendant sits in a chair, alone in front of a cinder-block wall, and stares into a camera.
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There's a part of me that's secretly happy that they're living in a cinder-block dorm and eating bad food.
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But finding victims weighed down with a cinder block — which typically weighs between 28 pounds and 36 pounds — is rare.
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They also drain water in which mosquitoes might breed, such as muggy ponds, hollow cinder blocks and littered bottle caps.
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The music from rhythm games like Sound Voltex and In the Groove 3 reverberated off brightly painted cinder-block walls.
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Instead they beam from correctional facilities, the prisoners hidden from view behind miles of razor wire, cinder blocks, and electric fencing.
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Eventually, Saleh managed to get his hands on some cinder blocks and used them to build a small one-room house.
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A team went to look for Cinder in September of this year, and that is when the animal's remains were found.
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Her father, an Imperial Admiral, brings her in to help initiate the last directive from The Emperor — something called Operation: Cinder.
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Built with cinder blocks in a zone where it was illegal to build, it was shut down by authorities and abandoned.
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But right as we get to Guy's big finale, our concurrents drop like a cinder block pushed from a freeway overpass.
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It is a modest square of cinder blocks, perhaps 18003 feet on each side, topped with an aluminum dome and minarets.
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They first had to get Tiffany off of the cinder blocks and, like an RV, unhook the water, sewage, and electric.
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At dawn, they rode to the plant in a dilapidated van whose seating consisted of wooden planks resting on cinder blocks.
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He replaced the outer cave wall with two-foot thick cinder block, and installed a drinking water aqueduct and hydroelectric plant.
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In many of these neighborhoods, the best homes are simple one- or two-room cinder-block structures with corrugated metal roofs.
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In a cinder-block garage in Stroudsburg, Pa., Mr. Reese discovered a trove of pamphlets printed in Kentucky in the 1820s.
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An oblong hole gaped in the cinder-block wall behind him, where a rocket-propelled grenade had exploded the day before.
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And now, as the gray dust of exploded cinder block drifts through Mosul, we're treated to beautiful, horrific reporting like this.
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A flier for a local domestic violence shelter was taped to the cinder-block wall, one of its tabs ripped off.
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A flier for a local domestic violence shelter was taped to the cinder-block wall, one of its tabs ripped off.
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He stood among dozens of soldiers loading trucks outside a cinder-block building housing several auditoriums with long benches and tables.
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I left them the package of cookies, walked to a small cinder-block hotel and passed out on the thin mattress.
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If the earth hasn't burned to a cinder in half a century, history teachers should use Veteran as a primary text.
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Hutson and Snipes, meanwhile, crafted beats from unconventional field recordings like a blaring alarm clock and cinder blocks and ball bearings.
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Four of them have been previously published, [as] I've kind of been writing short tie-in stories since before Cinder came out.
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I'd been warned by Cinder reps that this is how a steak would look after the initial 130-degree slow-cook process.
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LAS VEGAS — The neighborhoods of squat cinder-block bungalows on this city's north end do not usually produce a lot of Republicans.
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Cinder blocks stacked above the T-shaped sections of preformed concrete raise the dividing wall in the Komari neighborhood by another meter.
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" You test people the next day, and you say: "The karate champion broke the cinder block," or "The baby cried all night.
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We sat at a table in a small cinder-block room, and, for three hours, she methodically narrated each disappointment at Pathways.
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Wednesday afternoon, open pits or "vents" of lava roared and threw cinder-like ash into the surrounding jungle, igniting smoldering forest fires.
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She became disenchanted when a family shrine disappeared from the summit and the plans for the outriggers impinged on a cinder cone.
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As Neto flies up to gather Exum's handoff, Ingles darts toward Lyles and Withey who pose as cinder blocks on the wing.
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The lower level has another two bedrooms and a bathroom, as well as a rumpus room with a cinder-block fireplace wall.
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Numbly, we move bags and boxes of clothes, linens, toiletries and school supplies into a cramped, dumpy cinder-block 1970s dorm room.
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The local government is constructing new buildings nearby, a vote of confidence — even if it's one that rests on raised cinder blocks.
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He tore down the wooden shack where he lives with his parents on the edge of Tlapacoyan and built cinder block walls.
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The SWAT -team members established gunners' nests on the roofs of the houses and broke sniper holes into the cinder-block walls.
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They got out of bed, rushed out the door, and found her ex-husband, Jaroslaw, battering the car with a cinder block.
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She can usually tell how much water has ever come in by how many cinder blocks high people have stored their belongings.
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They could not have been more different from the jagged cinder-block rubble and delicate, half-destroyed caravansaries of Mr. Hadad's hometown, Aleppo.
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There's no assembly, you just slide Cinder out of the box, remove the packing materials and plug it into a 215-pronged outlet.
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"We created Cinder to give the students and staff insight into and understanding of the building they work and play in," explains Haque.
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There's both pride and incredulity among the family that a girl born in a three-room cinder block house made it that far.
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While in Dark Souls a parallel journey could go from Gwyn, Lord of Cinder, to the Lord Souls and then the First Flame.
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On its spare, merciless summit, craters and cinder cones of indefinable age keep company with a variety pack of architectural shapes housing telescopes.
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"We have to help one another," Nelu Bou, 60, said, surrounded by grandchildren in the narrow hall of his cluttered cinder-block home.
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In December, Ms. Shica, 25, stood outside her modest cinder-block house alongside Beira's new drainage canal, cradling her 23-month-old baby.
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The rewards may be modest — pride, and a dumpling-shaped ball as heavy as a cinder block — but they are cherished for generations.
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What's left over is an extremely dense cinder that is only about six miles wide, but packs in more mass than the sun.
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The church, several hundred feet away along a footpath, was a cinder-block structure with a simple altar and a dozen wooden pews.
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Outside the studio, a Dodge Challenger Violette had bought and treasured sat on cinder blocks, its wheels stolen and its windows progressively smashed.
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As we watched, frozen, one picked up a cinder block and heaved it down on the head of another man on the ground.
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We gather around a table in a cramped room with white cinder-block walls; a woman from the hospital sits in the corner.
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Like most Indian municipalities, Uttarkashi—a grimy cement-and-cinder-block town of eighteen thousand—has no proper means of disposing of garbage.
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Prior to the urbanization, buildings in Vila Autodromo had ranged from cinder block houses to well-built homes next to the Jacarepaguá lagoon.
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Which is why in early September, Mr. Jones of Science sat in a cinder block room staring at a computer screen full of data.
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At 12 pounds, roughly 15 by 15 inches across, and 8 inches tall, Cinder takes up space and is not easy to move around.
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Brought it to our 043 x 15 cinder block practice space where the band sweat it out for hours trying to get it right.
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Our family will cry and wring our hands and wonder how we'll cross the suspension bridge to the cabin when it's turned to cinder.
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His redeeming features were that he had a head like a cinder block, strength like an ox, and a genuine passion for the fight.
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I love sous vide steaks and the Cinder, although the meat is not in a true vacuum, simulates the sous vide experience quite well.
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I spot at least eight different boxes of soap in the bathroom, ranging from seaweed to a 4-oz cinder soap bar from Woodlot.
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The family's cinder-block home in the tropical city of Maracay remains a refuge, even after he took to his arm with a grinder.
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Inside, the visitors' room was cinder block, with high ceilings; spherical cameras bulged like popped-out cartoon eyes in the corners of the room.
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But Daddy grabbed the little kitten from her and reached into the backseat red-faced and frowning to grab Pumpkin and Cinder from us.
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Camp 4 was little more than a handful of campsites around an aging cinder block restroom, but for climbers it was historic, hallowed ground.
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LONDON — Grenfell Tower residents said they had warned about fire hazards for years before their London public housing project became a 24-story cinder.
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In a work opening with a goat tethered to a cinder block, the closest we get to Tchaikovsky's ballet is four dancers representing swans.
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It had been a sturdy cinder-block structure, but the fire was so fierce it shattered the walls as if it were a missile.
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Ecatepec stretches north from the tip of the capital's subway network into steep hills where square cinder-block houses are stacked like Lego pieces.
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With that done, I turned the physical Cinder dial until the temperature read 450 and then watched on the readout as the temperature slowly climbed.
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Sitting at the only table in their one-room cinder block house in the outskirts of the provincial capital, Norma started scrolling through Facebook Messenger.
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Little Cinder was found hiding under a horse trailer with third-degree burns on her paws, which caused the cub to walk on her elbows.
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Our sun, for instance, will expand outward into a red giant in about five billion years, burning everything this side of Mars to a cinder.
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These cinder block rooms were available to the critters because the inmates who occupied them before had been moved to a facility in Palm Beach.
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At first, the alley looked like many others: cinder block walls, neglected asphalt, and chain link fences that back up on beige single family bungalows.
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These two-story barracks are rectangles of cinder block and concrete, built around a central courtyard and enclosed by high fences topped with barbed wire.
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My wife and children might be shot by a sniper any time from Binnish, even though we put up curtains and cinder blocks as protection.
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Whatever tool was used on the wall made clean horizontal cuts through six rows of cinder blocks, two stacks thick, and a layer of drywall.
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Or where it used to be — a doorman in the outer lobby showed this reporter that the wall had been repaired with new cinder blocks.
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The building, which looks like a giant cinder block painted the color of butter, contains two other schools and a rooftop field of solar panels.
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"It's a very surreal feeling when you're handing your dog to a stranger while he's standing on a pile of cinder blocks," Mr. Tucker said.
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" In the car to a restaurant that would cook meat the only way he'd eat it (burnt to a cinder): "You should become a doctor.
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Knicks 217, Hawks 221 ATLANTA — Carmelo Anthony was leaning against a cinder-block wall inside the noisy visitors' locker room in Philips Arena late Tuesday night.
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Responding officers also found a gun, a pouch of weed, and a container of cocaine stashed in a cinder block hollow an arm's reach from Ricky.
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The first, a sub-four-minute mile, was achieved in 1954 by Britain's Sir Roger Bannister, on a gusty day at Oxford University's dusty cinder track.
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On the way, they pass the black cinder cones of Coso Volcanic Field and the eroded scars of a mighty 19th-century earthquake near Lone Pine.
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With a 40-foot mast held up by a car tire or cinder blocks, they tested different antenna locations to optimize the reception at their houses.
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That we'll face some "Soylent Green," dystopian world; the human race stacked in urban silos living hollow-eyed on a planet we've burned to a cinder.
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Dandelion weeds grew in the unlikeliest of places, nestled in the cracks of a cinder block wall, between the spokes of a long-retired bicycle wheel.
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By using materials such as vinyl siding, cinder blocks and chain like fences, he explores the lost American dream through concepts of nostalgia and abandoned hope.
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Within the cinder-block recreation center of Most Precious Blood Church in the Bath Beach section of Brooklyn, he was Logan Black, the King of Chaos.
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INDOORS Mr. Breuer exercised his modernist muscles by using cinder block, glass, particleboard and plywood, and creating a strong visual connection between the inside and outside.
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The front of the house has an open living, dining and kitchen area centered on a cinder block wood-burning fireplace between floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Both are in a squat complex with drive-up parking, white cinder-block walls and the fake Spanish tiles that are so common in these parts.
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He remembers getting baptized as a young child, so small for his age that they put a cinder block in the baptistery so he wouldn't drown.
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Eat I was staying in a square cinder-block house on a dirt road outside the Lovely Bay settlement on Acklins Island in the southern Bahamas.
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She stepped into a corner, sunk down against a cinder-block wall and broke down in heaving sobs as she covered her face with a towel.
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Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Keiichi Ishii said he planned to raise awareness of the potential risks of cinder-block walls among private owners as well.
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There, the boyfriend, Johnny Shane Barker, allegedly helped them remove the bodies, dismembered them, tied them with chains to cinder blocks, and dumped them in the water.
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This video shows off navigation of a heaping pile of cinder blocks, as well as narrower paths, which are trickier to navigate because of limited navigation options.
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Four of the finalists plan to produce sturdy building materials such as cinder blocks made from the slag left over from steel production, cured with carbon dioxide.
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"Paul McCartney" is an 853-page cinder block of facts in which we learn that young Paul enjoyed condensed milk and every kind of meat except tongue.
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Resplendent in a tapa cloth, beads, a red loin cloth, his jet black hair in a long Mohawk, he had hiked over the volcano's cinder cones barefoot.
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Thanks to development, a 12-foot tall cinder-block perimeter was erected, which makes its patio look like a prison yard for college dropouts and kitchen hands.
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He switched on his hazards and eased past a desolate cinder block structure, where the outlines of young men were visible in the glow of cigarette tips.
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Situated on a relatively quiet corner in Greenpoint, the Springs occupies a big white cinder block box with a green neon palm tree planted in the window.
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A six-foot cinder-block wall topped with clay tiles encircles the property, which has a cobblestone driveway leading to the 6,750-square-foot, two-story house.
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"Right now, I don't know what I'm going to do," said Ms. Bonilla, 22, seated on a cinder block outside the state of Chihuahua's migrant affairs offices.
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On a July morning, Mr. Zimmern stepped to a lectern in a cinder-block hall, shoved his hands into his jeans pockets and launched into his story.
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This year the Cinder Block Comedy Festival will get started with a night of science projects created by the performers, stand-up comedy and a dance party.cinderblockcomedyfestival.
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When Woodfox arrived, black and white inmates lived separately, in cinder-block compounds, and the cafeteria was divided by a wooden partition, to keep the races apart.
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Residents hold regular evacuation drills, and there is a shelter in Taesung, an underground cinder block bunker stocked with food, water and gas masks in plastic bins.
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Gilbert had plenty of memories in the home ... like the time he took a cinder block and smashed up his baby mama's Mercedes right in the driveway.
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The barrier surges over hills like a never-ending freight train, cuts through buildings and parallels roads, changing from concrete to cinder block to metal as it goes.
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"Enlist other people to hold you accountable," said Cynthia Boman Thompson, a certified financial planner and director of financial and accounting services at Cinder Finance in Portland, Oregon.
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The topics are eagerly discussed by the young reporters at their weekly editorial meetings under a blue plastic gazebo in the courtyard of Radio Mwana's cinder block compound.
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The family of six lives in a plywood and cinder block structure, measuring 6 feet by 10 feet, with a tarp for a roof and a dirt floor.
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It sure was disappointing to be told by these home improvement blogs that the only home I've ever owned sought to burn me to cinder while I slept.
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Bizarre figures tell you that these are the seats of the Lords of Cinder and they must return to rekindle the Fire or else the world will end.
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The fire rapidly spread and took over the iconic cathedral as onlookers scrambled to get a view of the destruction, even as soot and cinder fell onto them.
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The Cinder is designed to cook proteins precisely—sort of like the expensive sous vide set up that cooks food using a water bath and a sealed bag.
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And that's worth the $250 I dropped on this thing when I pre-ordered it way back in October 2015 (Cinder only began shipping grills in January 2017).
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On a sweltering morning, Haskim Hazim, 37, was working with his brother and a few friends to repair his house, mixing cement and erecting a cinder-block wall.
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Lauri Markkanen and (the still unsigned) Nikola Mirotic will create space as best they can, while Cristiano Felicio and Robin Lopez will roam as rim-rolling cinder blocks.
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Most people would love to live in a place where the biggest problem is that the old trees keep dying, their roots covered in concrete and cinder block.
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We stood in the cramped cinder-block visiting booth, separated from Foster by a thick sheet of Plexiglas, and took turns speaking to him through a phone handset.
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The building, a cinder block warehouse that previously served as a hardware store, was tucked in a scrappy, semi-industrial neighborhood of this border city in northern Mexico.
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The chef most closely associated with St. Louis's culinary emergence, Gerard Craft, has done French, Italian and now, in his new restaurant called Cinder House, South American food.
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Mr. Jeys acknowledged that the fact that his home was made largely of cinder block instead of wood or drywall may have made the structure more fire resistant.
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As the evening began in the city's St. Pauli section, about 30 protesters blocked roadways near the main train station with cinder blocks and pieces of a fence.
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The smallest of the three sculptures that comprise this quietly overwhelming show is an untitled ziggurat of blackened cinder blocks, rusted steel and plastic-wrapped fiberglass from 22010.
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Basically, as the First Flame fades, the past worlds and times of previous Lords of Cinder begin to converge and are pulled towards the center of it all.
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Nabro was obviously a volcano with a colorful past as images taken prior (see below) to the June 2011 eruption show multiple calderas and smaller craters and cinder cones.
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From here, Cinder was flown to Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care in California to have her burns treated, though her chances of a full recovery seemed slim, reports CBS News.
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The couple's car went off the road and struck a cinder block column, which ripped off their vehicle's rear axle and ruptured the gas tank, according to ABC News.
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So it was that one afternoon, a few weeks before Christmas, we pulled up to a neglected cinder-block building on a steep hill in the town of Taytay.
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Most recently, after trudging up a cinder-cone volcano all morning, we decided to spend the night in Mount Shasta before heading up its magnificent façade the next day.
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Though we could only catch glimpses of him, we could see congressmen and staffers shuffling and repositioning themselves behind the concrete bathroom, the cinder block dugout, and various cars.
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On Sunday, he took a swipe at the rich and corrupt elite in a Mass near the cinder block slums of Ecatepec, one of the country's most violent cities.
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Drive one of his four cars — a Range Rover, a Rolls-Royce, a Lamborghini or a Porsche — to the Yankees' squat, cinder-block minor league complex about 9 a.m.
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At the entrance to Airstrip Camp, down a long, unpaved road, men holding machine guns stood in the shade of a cinder-block hut, near a tattered Iraqi flag.
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This is most obvious in the eponymous work, "Invisible Tattoo" (21971), a two-part sculpture made of deconstructed jeans molded around oval mirrors and placed on cinder-block pedestals.
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The tarp was wrapped with gray duct tape and the man's legs were tied with an orange electrical cord, which was fastened to a cinder block, the police said.
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Hundreds of blazes are raging on the continent's east coast and have already killed 27 people, razed thousands of homes and turned picturesque tourist towns to cinder and ash.
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Ramiken's first Brooklyn show, "Nobodies," goes to Andra Ursuta, whose six remarkable glass sculptures, resting on cinder-block plinths, create an arresting tableau of sex, stress and self-portraiture.
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The death of 9-year-old Rina Miyake just outside her school in Takatsuki city has sparked concerns about cinder-block walls and prompted authorities to call for safety checks.
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For Tim Herrick, it's when he takes a bunch of cinder blocks, hoists them 6 feet in the air, then pulls a cord to release them, sending them plummeting groundward.
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But Mini Materials' Miniature Cinder Blocks set is a lot more than fun and games: It's a great way to refocus your attention, practice strategic thinking, and unlock your creativity.
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Another photo shows the cinder block broken in several pieces, while the third features Fifi looking up at the camera after being freed, appearing slightly shaken up from getting stuck.
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Some of them drove out to Family Dollar, the main store on the road down into Fort Yates, to find people in the parking lot outside the cinder block building.
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Beausoleil added that the loss of the beloved bear is especially hard for the local community, who looked to Cinder for the strength to rebuild after the Carlton Complex Fire.
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The Cinder, which we first looked at two years ago, is now selling on Indiegogo and I had the unique opportunity to try this clever sous vide-style meat cooker.
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PARIAGUAN, Venezuela (Reuters) - Eliannys Vivas, 9, started to get a sore throat on a Friday last month in this languid Venezuelan town where papaya trees shade poor cinder-block homes.
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Mr. Parker's father died when he was 11, and he grew up in a housing project in Norfolk, Va. — "rats and cinder blocks," he said in an interview on Saturday.
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Almost all the shootings happened in southwest Phoenix, in predominantly Latino, working-class neighborhoods of low-slung cinder block houses, where many immigrant families find their foothold in the city.
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The only slice of white on the black side was a subdivision called Monroe Heights, which was bordered, or protected, by a high cinder block wall built in the 1940s.
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A couple of days after being taken to Palanebiolo, a group of West African men who had been rescued by the Dignity I sat on a cinder-block ledge outside.
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He found walls of fire in the valley, choked air and raging heat, charred oak and ash and a few cinder block walls where the fire had devoured our home.
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It's a warehouse, this place: cement floors, fluorescent tube lights in the ceiling, flyers taped to the painted cinder-block walls—ads for phone services, for immigration attorneys, for psychologists.
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At the first house, a two-room cinder-block structure with a broken piece of mirror on one wall, a woman talked with me as we sat on the floor.
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I think about Sebastian, the baby born after the storm, and Pilar, who died in its aftermath; about Carmen with her broken arm, and Héctor saving money for cinder blocks.
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A half-dozen pit bull mixes chased one another across an asphalt run behind the shelter, a cinder-block bunker on East 110th Street in Harlem, dancing and wrestling in midair.
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His decisions have the grace of a cinder block, and he depends on the increasingly predictable diet of pull-up bricks and hopeless summit clashes against Rudy Gobert that go nowhere.
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Growing up in incredible poverty, he was one of six children raised in a one-room, dirt-floored, cinder-blocked shack, and learned toughness from the end of his father's belt.
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The town was an unkempt place of cinder-block warehouses and unfinished houses with glassless windows, but even minor Mafia families there were thought to have millions of euros stashed away.
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A grid of cinder block columns, with exposed rebar protruding through the top and surrounded by scaffolding, it was hard to tell if construction had just begun or was already complete.
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The streets were crushed into rubble, empty lots were overgrown and abandoned, most of the houses were made of cinder block, without so much as a coat of paint or plaster.
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Situated in the riverfront Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis, Cinder House includes a spacious outdoor patio that serves caipirinhas and mojitos ($215), in addition to Instagrammable views of the Gateway Arch.
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Viewed head on, the tipped L and the T and two other cement elements form a frame around a rectangular face of cinder-colored "fixed dirt": Heizer's neat synecdoche for paint.
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As with Michael Heizer's "City," a metropolis of Land Art north of Las Vegas, Turrell's modified cinder cone is a feat of engineering tantamount to Mount Rushmore or the Hoover Dam.
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There's a reason NASA has never sent a probe to fly so close to the surface of Jupiter: The planet has a magnetic field that can fry electronics to a cinder.
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Japanese schools have largely upgraded the safety of classrooms and other buildings to meet the current anti-quake standards, but many of those old cinder-block walls have been largely left untouched.
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Most of the homes in the neighborhood are modest, and some are propped up on wooden stilts or cinder blocks, but even that did little prevent the floodwaters from creeping into homes.
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Earlier this week, a veterinarian uploaded a hilarious, and very relatable, video showing a large gray cat, nicknamed Cinder-block, using the absolute least amount of effort while being made to exercise.
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No. This close to the sun even a slight miscalculation results in the reduction of the probe to a cinder, so the team has imbued it with more than the usual autonomy.
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Mini Cinder Blocks With Pallet & Shipping Crate — $220 See Details Calling all non-yard-havers: You can establish your own garden right on your kitchen countertop with EcoQube's vertical micro-green frame.
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It's an almost impossible juggling act, I realize, and it's a small wonder that any airport gets built that isn't just a cinder-block hovel with benches and rendition-style interrogation rooms.
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Notebook On a Wednesday morning in July, the weight lifter Apolonia Vaivai leaned against the cinder-block wall of a crowded bus stall in the South Pacific port city of Suva, Fiji.
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Cinder, a black bear who gained national prominence after surviving a devastating 2014 wildfire in Washington state as a cub, has since been killed by a hunter, wildlife officials confirmed this week.
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But it was still fun to scramble over the ruins sinking back in the date palms, with no sounds but the distant pounding of a resident building a new cinder block home.
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Teams across the Venezuelan countryside built irrigation ditches to drain pools of standing water, distributed quinine and constructed cinder block homes in rural areas so that mosquitoes had fewer places to breed.
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A man whose body was found tied to a cinder block and floating near a dock over the weekend in Brooklyn was the son of a Mafia associate, the police said Tuesday.
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But no one has opened it for fear of destroying it: The brittle pages have been fused together by a cinder that sank through much of the book, congealing the parchment fibers.
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The ConBody studio, sheathed in chain link fencing and faux cinder block wallpaper, is across the aisle from the Martone Cycling Company, which sells brightly colored two-speed bicycles that cost $1,200.
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The effect, Cole said, is dorm room-esque: no frames, just signs taped to the walls of whitewashed cinder blocks, offset by the occasional flag, all meant to keep homesickness at bay.
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Overall activeness score: 55.8What they do: Lay and bind building materials like bricks, tiles, concrete, cinder, glass, and terra-cotta blocks to build or fix things like walls, partitions, arches, and sewers.
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That was the year the animator-puppeteer Bob Baker and his partner, Alton Wood, bought a disused, cinder-block scenic shop on the edge of downtown Los Angeles and set up shop.
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Besides being a hard worker, the Ram HD is also surprisingly nice to drive around even when it's not towing thousands of pounds or carrying a load of cinder blocks, said Rechtin.
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If our world exists at all in that far future, it will be a cinder: Long before the galaxies collide, the dying Sun will billow into a red giant and roast it.
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Cinder sent me the 212-pound cooker so I could test it in Mashable's own kitchen (you can watch the test in the video above.) Inside the cooker are two flat heating plates.
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I let mine go 3903 seconds longer, which meant the Cinder readout changed to let me know I was going on an extra-long sear, counting each extra second of my cook time.
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The Putnam County Sheriff's Office found no sign of forced entry in the family's double-wide trailer, but said the back door may have been unlocked and propped open with a cinder block.
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"The busy days I had just became nightmarish," he said, as World Wresting Entertainment staffers darted in and out of the drab cinder block room, furnished with a few folding tables and chairs.
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The skeletal remains of Cinder the black bear were found near Leavenworth, Washington; the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife believes the bear was shot and killed by a hunter, reports KOMO News.
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Texcore, a new EP for Yellow Claw's Barong Family, reads as a statement of intent—fast as fuck and absolutely pummeling in a way that breaking cinder blocks with your forehead might be.
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Luckily, when Devon gets to what I assume is their pied-à-terre in the city, she discovers that Richie hasn't been crushed under a thousand cinder blocks; he's merely in the shower.
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My grandfather designed a house that reflected the modernist sensibilities of his time: glass-and-cinder-block exterior, stained-wood walls, and a fireplace mosaic depicting the developmental life cycle of the honeybee.
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"It took about 52 cinder blocks," David Gleeson, one of the artists, said by phone on Wednesday afternoon, shortly after he and his partner, Mary Mihelic, erected their version of Mr. Trump's wall.
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Audience Score: 66%Critic Score: N/AIn this comedic retelling of the classic fairy tale, actress Leslie Caron stars as a tomboyish outcast named "Cinder" Ella who falls in love with a royal.
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"I was afraid I was going to make a mistake," the boy said in Spanish from his uncle's living room, in a modest cinder-block house on the south side of this city.
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Rutt erected the 52-cinder block structure near Jacumba Hot Springs, California, a mere 20 yards away from an official, looming border fence, to contemplate the economic effects of restricting immigration from Mexico.
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"I wasn't getting enough racism, sexism and ageism in the real world so I came to Hollywood," Ms. Wang said, and laughed so hard that the bar's cinder block walls seemed to shake.
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And while airstrikes and combat have left piles of rubble in other towns and cities, this one is growing, with cinder-block factories doing swift business and new neighborhoods rising from the sand.
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A wall in the living area is made of cinder blocks interspersed with thin strips of glass and framed by clerestory windows and sidelights, designed to create a pattern of light at sunset.
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"Free gyms don't exist anymore," Mr. Russo said one afternoon, standing in a cinder block basement in Flatbush that housed the program's last remaining Brooklyn outpost before a flood wiped the property out.
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Imagine a single cinder-block room, crowded with aisles of VHS cassettes organized by genre, and a curtained-off closet in the back with the tantalizing adult videos hidden on the other side.
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Trees were pulled up by the roots, roofs torn off buildings, and the cinder block foundation was all that was left of a mobile home in the town, which is southeast of Waco.
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Angela took him to her home, the first time he'd seen it, a wooden house on cinder blocks, with a concrete cistern, very tidy, laundry on a line and chickens in the yard.
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In 2015, she began working with Kevan Hoertdoerfer, a Charleston architect with a history of designing provocative contemporary structures, to transform a cinder-block house across from Hampton Park into a modernist gem.
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In this case, he's dropping those cinder blocks into the bed of the 2019 Sierra Denali, the latest iteration of GMC's high-end pickup truck, to see what sort of abuse it can handle.
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Oklahoma officials have charged three white men and a woman in connection with the deaths of two black men whose dismembered bodies were found tied to cinder blocks at the bottom of a pond.
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It's capable of turning cinder blocks into pebbles, but you can also swap a bowling ball for a watermelon or a pumpkin and turn those gourds into a massively satisfying explosion of pulp.[YouTube]
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Sansa Stark is tied with Daenerys Targaryen at 11 percent; yes, the woman who may be most deserving of the throne is also tied with the one who burnt King's Landing to a cinder.
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He owns Rodney's Crabs, a takeout restaurant on the highway, a few dozen yards from where the gray cinder block remnants of the old Monroe Heights decline in the shadows of sea grape trees.
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The U.S. Census Bureau, however, says 1,600 people live here, many of them in one-story cinder-block homes, not the big beach houses on stilts, known euphemistically as cottages, a few miles away.
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Then my grandfather built the house again: a modest ranch with large square windows, redwood siding and cinder block surrounded by low walls he stacked stone by stone, on 10 acres of raw land.
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So I made a pilgrimage up Flat Rock Road to the white cinder block building that served as the exterior of the Boar's Nest, where Daisy Duke slung beers in her namesake micro-shorts.
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He stopped traffic on the High Line with his sculpture of a car propped on cinder blocks and covered with a patchwork of cut tires that became a giant vase for an apple tree.
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When we reached the town, we found that most of the fires were concentrated in a residential neighborhood of well-appointed houses set back from the street behind metal gates and cinder-block walls.
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A cinder-block bungalow of about a thousand square feet, Ms. Gabe's house was completed in the 1980s, at a cost of $15,000, after more than 10 years of work and decades of planning.
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Concrete walls made of stacked cinder-blocks are a known risk in earthquakes but the danger has been largely ignored even though the current building codes calls for walls built before 1981 to be upgraded.
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If you cook a lot of meat and don't want to go through the rigmarole of getting out the cast iron to cook and sear your thick steaks I suspect the Cinder will work well.
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Before we get to the cooking, though, please note: the Cinder is huge—it's heavy and bulky, taking up just under a foot of counter space, and handily dwarfs my roommate's five-quart Kitchen Aid.
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The NBA's small-ball revolution (which includes its embrace of the three-point line and a faster tempo) closed the door on cinder-block-footed bigs like Asik from being able to contribute meaningful minutes.
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His office, an austere space with white cinder block walls, cluttered with books and stacks of papers, had little in the way of mementos to show that he's been to Antarctica more than 282 times.
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On another recommendation, I put on some stone armor, which made sure that I would be able to take a few hits from the Lord of Cinder as I tried to heal myself between parrys.
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Holding a demonstration at the baseball team's Comiskey Park in between a White Sox doubleheader, Dahl encouraged his former listeners to descend upon the center of the field and burn disco records to a cinder.
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The site of ruined cinder-block homes, on a hill overlooking olive orchards, appeared deserted at first, but then a crowd of children, chanting and waving posters of Mr. Assad, emerged to greet the buses.
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The small town of Gwadar, for example, was a forgotten end of the earth, filled with dust-colored cinder-block houses that lined trash-strewn streets and ringed by cliffs, desert and the Arabian Sea.
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A Fighter Finds Comfort in Someone Who Understands On the tough south side of Youngstown, in the squat cinder-block refuge called Jack Loew's South Side Boxing Club, the boxing life continues for Anthony Taylor.
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Mr. Polk built the burnished maple bench that runs along a cinder-block wall himself, and the ceramist Erin Louise Clancy will set up a work space in the back that will supply the shop.
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Target acquired, it tears at the wood with rodent-like teeth that are both continually growing, like a beaver's, and so strong that in captivity aye-ayes have been known to chew through cinder blocks.
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The FBI videotapes show Little, sitting in front of a cinder block wall in blue jail scrubs and a gray knit cap, sometimes appearing bemused or smiling as he recalls the circumstances surrounding the murders.
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Craig Shuey, chief operating officer of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, said that section of the turnpike gets a lot of snow, so crews had been dropping salt and cinder on the roadway since Saturday night.
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The father, in spare moments between his three jobs, built a four-bedroom house out of cinder blocks he acquired two or three at a time from Home Depot, working sometimes late into the night.
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Atop this monocultural edenic bounty, with copiously sloppy handfuls of grainy gray cement and nine unevenly staggered rows of light beige cinder blocks, he built a slightly listing and occasionally gaptoothed but unmistakably solid wall.
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"Some are raised in pens," Mr. Cong said, wearing blue overalls and white rubber boots, and standing outside a long cinder-block building that contained 8003 pools filled with sea cucumbers, redolent of the sea.
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You could watch endless cat videos on YouTube or play an addicting game on your smartphone, but if you're looking for a productive way to unwind or refocus, Mini Materials' Cinder Blocks may do the trick.
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The temperature dial pulsed pink and the small blue digital readout on Cinder reported that it was remote-controlled as the app counted down the minutes and told me the exact temperature of the heating plates.
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The station reported that the night Karki died, pledges had been required to run relays, do push-ups, lift cinder blocks over their heads for extended periods of time, and perform other acts of extreme exercise.
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You set the dial to the preferred temperature, or punch the food type into the Cinder app (iOS only for now), and the grill slowly heats up, filling the room with a smell that's distinctly...hot.
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A possible answer If a cinder block wall is too difficult and a pour-over wall too weak, the construction experts said a wall fashioned out of pre-casted concrete panels would be the workable choice.
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A cinder-block police station is supposed to be visited once a week by a police officer who flies in on a single-engine plane from Darwin, the closest city, 50 miles south across the sea.
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An entire section of a cinder block wall had been pounded out — or cut out, to put it precisely, with neat edges along the top and sides, as if someone had been making a new door.
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Taylor obtained permits to block visibility to her Beverly Hills mansion ... including putting up a 6.5 ft tall cinder block wall by her front porch and a 7 ft high retaining wall by her tennis court.
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The next morning, we returned to Makena State Park, hiked over a jagged lava outcrop, then down through thorny kiawe trees to Little Beach — a pristine stretch of sand at the base of a cinder cone.
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When most people hear the term "breeze block," they think of drab rectangular cinder blocks—the kind you find stacked unceremoniously in the back of Home Depot, or that job site down the street from your office.
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The last recorded sighting of Cinder alive and well was in February 2017, when officials visited the bear in her den in the Cascades to switch out her tracking collar with a new one, reports KOMO News.
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If there were a sport in which the athlete moved a stack of cinder blocks across a field while listening to a podcast, I might have been able to ride the pine for a minor-league team.
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Jonathan Mosca, who has worked as a set designer for films like "Beasts of the Southern Wild," designed and built the interiors all in minimal gray and blond: cinder blocks, poured concrete, matte steel and wooden booths.
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If it's a kidnapping, it's an odd one, as Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) awakens from a car accident to discover that she's tethered to an IV in her arm and a cinder-block wall at her leg.
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We find ourselves in the cinder-block-walled refectory of a faith-based rehab center for the penurious, ruled over by the clipboard-wielding Rosemary, who wears a lifetime of hard use with stoicism but without camouflage.
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"Police Story" is largely the sum of its action scenes although it's also enjoyable to watch the villains wield cellphones the size of cinder blocks, or see the very young Maggie Cheung as Chan's long-suffering girlfriend.
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Magma spewed from 100-foot-high (20173-meter-high) cinder cones and formed elevated ponds of molten rock that were expected to soon overflow and stream into the next rows of homes - Kahukai Street and Mohala Street.
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Although recent studies suggest that something might be brewing at the Campi Flegrei, the most likely event might be a small cinder cone like Monte Nuovo in 230, rather than than massive explosive eruption like the Campanian Ignimbrite.
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Although recent studies suggest that something might be brewing at the Campi Flegrei, the most likely event might be a small cinder cone like Monte Nuovo in 216, rather than than massive explosive eruption like the Campanian Ignimbrite.
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Cinder was created by Umbrellium—a collective of architects, designers, and creative technologists—in collaboration with Parkside Federation Academies and is designed to make students and teachers aware of their impact on the immediate environment—and each other.
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The realistic set by Stephanie Nelson, who also designed the costumes and lighting, reproduces the dining hall of this nondescript facility: cinder block walls, acoustical tile and florescent lights in the water-stained ceiling, folding tables and chairs.
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It was the usual up-and-down Lineker flurries with no thought for head movement or defense which saw McDonald out, but not before McDonald turned Lineker's cinder block head around with a few strikes of his own.
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At the end of the shoot, she created an online gallery so that the families of the incarcerated would be able to see that their lives were not confined to a bunk bed in a cinder block room.
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The pool, adjacent to the bar, is enclosed by cinder block walls painted in gradients of purple to intensify the color of its water; the gradients of orange on the wall's exterior capture the sunrise and the sunset.
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To reach it, you descend a flight of stairs and pass through a cinder block corridor into a windowless space that is home to the unofficial Smith College Historic Clothing Collection: 23,22011 dresses, suits, shoes, bags and accessories.
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The Harvard Graduate Center was at best a mixed success: inside its rooms, with their cinder-block walls and drop ceilings, even a modernist might pine for the red brick and ersatz Georgian of Harvard's traditional campus buildings.
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Image 2 of 2 TOKYO – Japan&aposs government ordered an emergency inspection of cinder-block walls at schools nationwide on Tuesday, a day after an earthquake in Osaka killed four people, two of whom were crushed by falling walls.
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My stepdad kept the requisite junk car on cinder blocks in the side yard, tinkering in spurts to get the pistons firing just enough to enter her in the next demolition derby at Riverside Amusement Park in Agawam, Massachusetts.
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On Saturday, St. Johns County Fire Rescue in St. Augustine, Florida shared on Facebook that a local rottweiler puppy named Fifi accidentally got her head stuck inside of a cinder block while she was sniffing around her home's yard.
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King Vendrick, in his wisdom, chose to go hollow in a tomb rather than link the fire; the various Lords of Cinder of Dark Souls III have made the choice to not give themselves over to the fire again.
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That's way less than what I can get a cast iron skillet to on a stove, but when I threw the meat back on the Cinder and closed the cover it stopped all the splatter that comes from searing.
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The couple's car went off the road and struck a cinder block column at the entrance of their gated community in Riverside, California, which ripped off their vehicle's rear axle and ruptured the gas tank, according to ABC News.
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The brothers wrapped Mr. Carini in blue tarp — it appeared to be the one he kept for his pop-up flower stand — and weighed it down with the cinder block and construction materials, the Brooklyn district attorney's office said.
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Protesters, who have demanded Mr. Moïse's ouster, have blocked roads with burning tires, metal fencing and cinder blocks, paralyzing transportation in the capital, forcing the closing of businesses, government offices and schools, and causing shortages of food and fuel.
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The encounter went well and they decided to advance to the backyard, which required walking through their prospective neighbors' apartment, squatting through their back window, and clambering down the stack of cinder blocks they used as a makeshift staircase.
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These robots can also quickly adapt to changes in the environment and path blockage thanks to IHMC's work, and can even manage single-path tightrope-style walking (albeit on a narrow row of cinder books, not on an actual rope).
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Surrounded by a band of professional musicians, Rumi's singing dazzled hundreds of refugees, all of whom have fled the war in Syria, and he took the lead in the competition at Arbat where families live in rows of cinder brick homes.
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Mario Lozano, a 47-year-old vendor from one of the poor neighborhoods that are part of a sprawl of cinder block homes surrounding Mexico City, said he felt like he was entering the palace of French kings after the revolution.
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I heard a break in the gunfire and decided to take a chance, ran from home plate to the first base dugout which is also cinder block and two about two or three feet so you can have better cover.
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As a fellow of the American Academy in Rome in 1999, he neglected the classical ruins and explored shuttered factories and unfinished apartment complexes; his compositional style can make a cinder-block squat seem as monumental as a marble mausoleum.
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The ward was rectangular, with steel doors, cinder-block walls, a nursing station and medication dispensary, an isolation room for stressed or threatening patients, and, behind the scenes, offices, supply cabinets, closets, restrooms, and, presumably, a communal area for the staff.
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These sculptures, resting on cinder block pedestals, fill the museum's third floor ("It's almost a forest of NUDS that you encounter," says Norton.) At first, Lucas filled tights with fluff and twisted them into tight forms that resemble humans embracing.
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Where there were once houses and tropical back gardens in Leilani Estates, magma spews from 100-foot-high (30-meter-high) cinder cones and forms elevated ponds of molten rock that cascade over their banks to engulf the next street.
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And here it gets interesting: After a seemingly never-ending quest to defeat the first Lord of Cinder with my trusted halberd, I die and feel like throwing the game right out of the window, along with the console it's in.
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It might as well be a different universe from the town where he learned the game, where poorly constructed cinder-block houses are tightly packed one against the other, and the idea of a luxury store would be considered fantasy.
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A tribute, in part, to his childhood nanny from Brazil, Cinder House serves a mix of wood-fired dishes from grilled prawns ($15) to steaks (from $215), and Brazilian pork, beef and chimichurri feijoada ($25) and moqueca seafood stew ($222).
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Lucia "Cinder" Stanton, a retired historian who spent 25 years collecting oral history from the descendants of slaves at Monticello, said it remains to be seen how the public will react at a time when political views have become so extreme.
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On the flat roof of a cinder-block farmhouse converted into a military base west of town, Kurdish militiamen pointed across a shallow valley at Turkish military positions and acknowledged that the Turks could storm the area quickly if they wanted.
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The Hypocrites' artistic director, Sean Graney, whose high-pitched cackle frequently bounced off the converted factory's brick and cinder block walls as his cast rehearsed words and chords, founded the company with the mission of making the old new again.
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Drawn by the feasts of horse oats and refuse, rats often pass unimpeded from the barns through holes visible in the sides of the cinder-block dorms and small clapboard shacks where the workers live, according to workers who reside there.
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A family was already in the guesthouse so I was taken to the home of Maria Goldean, who lives in a quaint vine-covered cottage with her husband and has a more modern cinder block home on the property for travelers.
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The sport should continue to welcome technological advances, he said, just as it did when tracks upgraded from cinder to synthetic rubber, pole vault poles evolved from bamboo to fiberglass and shoes began to incorporate air bladders and gels for cushioning.
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"I called everybody I knew who had anything to do with medicine, and one of those people was Cinder," he said, referring to Cynthia Boxrud, his future wife and a classically trained musician who was also keen to study medicine.
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The masses don't necessarily flock to this windowless cinder block in the middle of downtown Milwaukee, but some of them do come back—for Linda or Giannis or reasons of their own—and the crowd that does is unique in the NBA landscape.
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When she recovers, she finds herself chained to a makeshift bed in an underground cinder-block bunker constructed by Howard (John Goodman), a bearded, hard-core, pistol-packing survivalist, who claims to have rescued her from the car crash and saved her life.
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Now fear of another failure sits heavily on his loved-ones in western Guatemala, where his mother Eulalia Colomo frets his deportation could ruin the family of 12 children she said she had raised in a mountain village of cinder block homes.
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J. Kirkpatrick for The New York Times BELTSVILLE, Md. — About an hour outside Washington, tucked in a cinder-block building run by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, orderly piles of charred and twisted matter are spread across a secure laboratory.
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In a shard of galactic archaeology that offers a less-than-inviting hint at our own future, astronomers have discovered a chunk of a former planet orbiting the remains of its former star, now a smoldering cinder known as a white dwarf.
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Decades later, Yang would address his absence in an installation at the 20093 Sharjah Biennial 12, in which she constructed a labyrinth of cinder blocks, turbine vents, steel grates and several rooms, including one where a Korean TV channel played on mute.
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Then José Rafael Castro, Ms. Lugo's boyfriend and the only other breadwinner in the household, came home with bad news: The construction supply factory where he worked making cinder blocks had let him go because the owners could no longer find cement.
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At the time, Mr. Parrish was a resident D.J. at Better Days, a tiny, no-frills sweatbox with cinder-block walls and minimal lighting in Detroit where D.J.s could intimately connect with a predominantly African-American community of dancers and fellow musicians.
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In particular, reading for hours about life in a tiny raft sailing in the middle of the ocean from atop the bottom bunk in a colorless, cinder-block room primed me for the sort of quasi-hallucinatory episode rarely experienced in sobriety.
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The event came at a momentous time for both men, Adjaye having recently unveiled the National Museum of African American History and Culture, while Turrell's Roden Crater, a massive architectural landwork located atop a volcanic cinder cone in Northern Arizona, inched ever closer to completion.
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They are crowded in a series of cinder block buildings in the intelligence offices of the 2015,000-person camp, which is funded in part by the UN. A group of women and the children of alleged ISIS members from Indonesia reside in a tent nearby.
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The shower mold seems more ominous with every episode of House you watch, roommates can be loud, and if you actually sit down and do the math, you often realize your cinder block cell is more expensive than a nice apartment in your hometown.
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Designed by Georg Muche, then the "form master," or artistic director, of the Bauhaus weaving workshop, the house, with its flat roof and white facade, reflected the latest technical standards and industrial materials: cinder block walls, notoriously faulty Torfoleum insulation and opaque glass skirting boards.
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The Native Hotel is not on the beach itself, and the cinder block bungalows seemed a bit brutally modernist, but inside I liked the feeling of having my own cabin with its crisp white linens, minibar in the vintage ice chests and kimono-style robes.
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On a hill overlooking the town of Santa Catarina Ixtahuacan, a half-built, two-story mansion with an ostentatious double portico and 12 rooms stands in sharp contrast to the corrugated metal shacks and simple cinder block homes that characterize more conventional local architecture.
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Created by four artists from the Atis Rezistans collective in the city's Grand Rue neighborhood of cinder-block houses and car workshops — Jean Hérard Céleur, André Eugène, Guyodo (Frantz Jacques), and Evel Romain — these works extend the entwined traditions of assemblage and African sculpture.
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On a Friday morning in March, I walked from Wevr's office on Rose Avenue, a modern cinder-block structure, to its office on Indiana Avenue, a stark trapezoid of corrugated steel set off from the street by two huge succulents and a white picket fence.
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If it wasn't one of the best MMA fights period, it was at least one of the most visceral: a heart-and-balls brawl as subtle as getting a cinder block dropped on your head, and a fight that reestablished how close entertainment and brutality often are.
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"McDormand's performance is every bit as commanding as her Oscar-winning work in 'Fargo' 21 years ago," Daily Telegraph critic Robbie Collin said in his five-star review of this "gut-twisting, cinder-black comedy" which won the top prize at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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In America there are tens of millions of basements like this, with the same short-pile wall-to-wall carpeting, cinder-block walls, high windows in window wells, exposed ducts and pipes overhead, water heater in the corner, and pervasive sense of away-from-the-family refuge.
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Venezuela has a long Caribbean coastline, and the closeness of that warm sea permeates the capital, with its eternal summer weather, where hammocks can be found with more or less equal regularity in cinder-block homes, middle-class apartments and the big houses of the rich.
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The store will be stocked with gold and silver jewelry, sculptural ceramic candlesticks painted with experimental oxidized blue-green glazes, abstractly silk-screened sweatshirts and, of course, lighting fixtures — including Heavy Light, a lamp made of a cinder block topped with a colorful modern-art-inspired bulb.
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My colleagues covering crime and prisons are constantly in New Jersey, breaking news and exposing wrongdoings across the state: Joseph Goldstein, who covers policing, recently chronicled the lives of a father- and mother-to-be, separated by a cinder block wall in a New Jersey prison.
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The F.B.I. said in a court affidavit that he had used stronger language in a conversation with one of the bureau's undercover informants, saying that if he were ever betrayed by one, "that person's head would be in a cinder block" at the bottom of a lake.
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This Wall Street comedy is set in the 1980s, and the era itself is one of the jokes of the show — the senselessness, the cocaine, the hairdos, the stupid TV shows, the cellphones the size of cinder blocks, the sexism, the racism, the lack of introspection.
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Although the graphics aren't technically much more advanced than the Mario Kart arcade games, it's hard to convey just how immersive it feels in VR. Never mind that the Thwomp cinder block looming above your head has a goofy face — you definitely won't want it to squish you.
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A kind of ode to the gelatin silver print — with luscious grays that differentiate the textures of cinder block, rubber, metal, plywood and sweaty skin — it has a sense of gravity befitting the title and finds Mr. Wall still quite attached to, or at least grounded by, photography.
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Regarding bosses, I simply have to give nods to The Nameless King for being such an epic bastard, Prince Lothric and his brother for what is a rather ingenious battle, and of course the original Lord of Cinder Gwyn, who you fight in an oddly muted yet challenging encounter.
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By incredible fortune, my restaurant, Prune, had an adjacent empty lot in the early years, where I built an ersatz pit from the yard's rubble (cinder blocks and cobblestone, rebar and duct tape, essentially) and spit-roasted whole lambs all day on Easter Sunday in keeping with tradition.
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The next day, we began our beer crawl with a hearty lunch at Martha Lou's Kitchen, which has fed Charlestonians and tourists alike for over 30 years from its pink cinder-block building on Morrison Drive, well north of the city center but toward the south end of our focus.
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They are angry, assertive, and loud, poised for a fight behind Madison's barbed wire and cinder blocks — an entire squadron of "mouthy little girl[s]," which is the most common description given of any one of the teens featured on the show, both by the inmates themselves and their correction officers.
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Mr. Caro was working from a cinder block basement storeroom in Riverdale when he read in New York magazine about a program at the library that gave authors with book contracts their own carrel and let them keep their borrowed books there overnight instead of having to return them every day.
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Since then, Ms. Lou has beaded structures including a full-scale model of a flower-filled suburban backyard, a 1949 Spartan Mobile Mansion trailer, a chain-link enclosure topped with barbed wire, a life-size reproduction of a cinder block prison cell and two versions of a mile-long coiled rope.
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The three-style collection riffs on two of APL's best-selling sneakers, the Techloom and the Ascend, but features colors that will be exclusive to Lululemon: cinder rose (an all-over dusty pink), black ombré (a black-to-white gradient), and black all-reflective (a black knit that uses reflective yarn).
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And every afternoon, except on days when he can't afford the gas, Taylor drives his knocking Dodge Caravan, with its car seat and little girl toys, the 20 miles to Youngstown — to Jack Loew's South Side Boxing Club, his cinder-block sanctuary, where boxing gloves hang from nails like holiday ornaments.
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Two mornings later, Kelen stood outside a cinder-block schoolhouse on Aur that the chief had offered as a dormitory, looking up at an overcast sky and weighing again — as he had when he first met Genz — how much of his knowledge to share in order to keep it alive.
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Story has never been a difficult man to hit—standing almost square and barely moving his head at all—but having a head like a cinder block allows Story to trade comfortably, except where his opponent is swinging at Story's head, Story is making the investment in the body work.
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At the bridge over the river where there is a steep ramp, outside our town and about two miles from our house, Daddy parked the car and said to Lula, Give me Snowflake, and Daddy squinted at us in the rearview mirror and said, Give me Pumpkin, and give me Cinder.
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In Yemen today, sweet chai masala is far more prevalent than coffee, and as my friends and I drove through the dusty lanes of Mokha that afternoon, the town appeared to be little more than a cluster of mud-colored hovels and shacks built from cinder blocks and metal sheets.
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The latest findings only add to the catharsis for people like Jerry Cooper, who was at the school from 1960-61 and is president of the White House Boys, whose name is a nod to the small cinder-block building where they say they were viciously flogged for the slightest infraction.
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Her exhibition "Generation Wealth," on view at the International Center of Photography on the Bowery, is a bitter, reproving tour of her 25 years exploring American and global materialism, and it's accompanied by a glistening cinder block of a publication, filled with over 500 pages of diamonds, collagen and Birkin bags.
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Notable at the Cleveland Museum of Art are a series of huge woodcuts by Kerry James Marshall, Allen Ruppersberg's crisp lightbox photographs of Cleveland, and Marlon de Azambuja's paradoxically whimsical "Brutalismo-Cleveland," an airy little city of found bricks and cinder blocks held up with a menagerie of interesting clamps.
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In the 1930s, well before I was born, he announced motorcycle races on cinder tracks, including at Yankee Stadium, and open-cockpit midget-car races at places like the Nutley Velodrome in Nutley, N.J. It was a steeply banked board track — in effect, a giant wooden bowl — built for bicycle races.
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Mr. Rawls said that the notion of a void, or what Ms. Rankine has called "the already dead space," is integral to the work, invoked through dancing, speaking, singing and the stark performance space itself, a cinder block storage room in the vast Fisher Center, which was designed by Frank Gehry.
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Brook said the ad was inspired by engineers having to develop new durability tests for the box, which the company has previously said included benchmarking it against other pickups, including its own trucks and the Ford F-150, by throwing objects such as sledgehammers and cinder blocks onto the beds.
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" "[My phone] vibrated to let me know there was something nearby and I looked up and just fell in a hole," she told the AP. Many other players have shared their own mishaps on social media, describing accidents ranging from small stumbles to stinging sunburn to the classic "tripping over a cinder block.
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On a recent sun-streaked morning, Mr. Irwin tipped back a hard hat and surveyed cinder-block walls rising from the arid West Texas scrubland here, the beginnings of what will be the first permanent installation of its kind designed by him in America, on the grounds of the Chinati Foundation in Marfa.
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I had had an abortion, the psychological aftermath of which was not as simple as I thought it would be, and when I got home, sleeping off the anesthesia, I dreamed of a large cinder, a life that had been snuffed out before it had the opportunity to happen, shooting through space.
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In her tidy two-room cinder-block home, Mumo explained to me that when she wakes up in the morning, she offers a prayer of thanksgiving that God has allowed her husband, a livery-car conductor, to make enough money to pay for the cooking gas she needs to make the morning tea.
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"In past decades, houses didn't have cinder blocks [under them]; people still had trees in their yard and they didn't have fish swimming around in their front yards," said Dave Schulte, a marine biologist at the Army Corps of Engineers who studies the island, when VICE News Tonight visited Tangier Island in October.
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But it soon becomes clear that following Operation: Cinder requires Iden to do things that fly in the face of the peace and order she's always felt the Empire stood for, and as the game progresses she finds herself torn between the orders of her father and her own internal sense of right and wrong.
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His first road picture was geotagged "Chicago Downtown" but could have been anywhere: the battered steel door between the faux fluted pilasters of a down-at-heel industrial building, its cinder-block facade unevenly repaired; above the door, someone had stenciled a simple, charming scene of white snowcapped mountains and a floating white moon.
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The spectacle of flames leaping from the cathedral's wooden roof — its spire glowing red then turning into a virtual cinder — stunned thousands of onlookers who gathered along the banks of the Seine and packed into the plaza of the nearby Hôtel de Ville, gasping and covering their mouths in horror and wiping away tears.
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The pillows, the patterns, the pulled-together look — of such things Mr. Price knew little and cared less, until the summer of 2015 when, apparently, he'd had quite enough, thank you, of friends pointing out that the way he lived was unseemly, a very short step up from bookcases made of boards and cinder blocks.
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"You are charged with a number of felonies, including murder and malicious wounding," Judge Robert Downer told the man, James Alex Fields Jr., who was not in the courtroom but was seen on a small video screen sitting with his shoulders slumped in front of a dark cinder block wall and a filing cabinet.
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On a recent afternoon in early June, the sky bright and the air sticky, Ernesto and I walked across the grassy lot where his cousin was shot, retracing those final, frantic steps past the big tree, across the ditch, around the half-vacant apartment row, and into the yard behind the mobile homes perched on cinder blocks.
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The punk satire website Hard Times, known for headlines like "Nobody Sure if Post Rock Band Has Started Playing Yet" and "I Think America Would Be Safer if Every Adult Owned a Cinder Block on a Chain You Swing Around All Crazy," hosts this stand-up comedy showcase featuring writers for the Hard Times and others.tendertrapbk.
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Designed a year after Nakashima had signed his contract to create furniture for Knoll Associates, the house became an experiment in low-cost construction at a time of economic optimism and postwar excess: He assembled the low walls facing the property's entrance out of cinder blocks and fieldstones that he collected from the roadside with Marion and Mira.
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The kiss of the death might be, after the party's cleric was knocked on her ass by a witch-bolt and a bunch of thieves moved to surround her, the rogue decided to throw a flaming grease grenade in the crowd setting everyone on fire but especially the cleric, who was instantly burned to a cinder.
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