His uneven, discolored teeth are bared in an inscrutable smile.
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His speech today, streamed from his home, was blurry, discolored.
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Dissections showed blackened teeth, discolored organs, malformed hooves, oozing slime.
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Reportedly, the A&E special showed her bruised and discolored neck.
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Discolored water came out of his mouth and he was mumbling.
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If the liner is old or seriously discolored, just replace it.
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Urine can be discolored by foods like asparagus, blackberries and beets.
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But this slab was marred by little holes, discolored by veins.
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It shows him with cuts on his nose, his face discolored.
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Porcelain veneers are typically used to mask discolored or chipped teeth.
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He face become discolored and he was lethargic, according to John.
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Discolored isn't perfect, but it's interesting enough to overlook its problems.
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Rather, the tiny bumps on the tongue's surface, called papillae, become discolored.
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He waves his discolored prosthetic arm in the air as he talks.
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The love seat was discolored and shredded; its odor implicated a cat.
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Sometimes an item could be discolored color and it could be fake.
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She says the water made Jariah's skin dry and patchy, sometimes discolored.
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The fungus combined with incessant scratching made for quite the crusty, discolored sight.
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January 21, 2015 - Residents tote jugs of discolored water to a community forum.
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Interior photos show peeling paint, dusty windows, grimy walls, and discolored tile flooring.
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Since last year, Chiwenga's hands have been visibly swollen with discolored skin patches.
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And, as you can see in this pic, her lips are extremely discolored.
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They posted images of faucets spewing discolored water, and walls splotched with mold.
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"The person becomes discolored; they get skin conditions over time," Ms. Adawe said.
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The prop appeared to be purposely discolored to resemble decomposing skin, the AP reported.
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It's unappealing to look at, even if the discolored water isn't violating the law.
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Discolored and cold to the touch, doctors amputated Henderson's leg to save his life.
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Sequins have discolored, threads have come loose, and paint on the soles is cracking.
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Most of the ribs, a shoulder bone and two humerus bones were not discolored.
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A couple of teeth had grown discolored, so he tried not to smile broadly.
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Since 2009 they have expressed concerns that their water was discolored and tasted bad.
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Photos show her torso swaddled in bandages and her exposed skin blistered and discolored.
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What, pray tell, is this pale bar of sweetness that's been parading as discolored cocoa?
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Your shadows can look relatively inconsistent and discolored if you need to do extra processing.
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So, forget about the white shirts with yellow armpits and mysterious stains or discolored blotches.
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The theater has been largely gutted, but its distressed, pockmarked, discolored walls have been retained.
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The river, historically polluted by industrial waste, produced water that was discolored and foul-smelling.
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He hissed an unprintable word at me, just as we passed Mao's dead, discolored face.
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The coating on a radio's metal chassis may be discolored, similar to silver becoming tarnished.
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Her face is discolored, with dark spots in some places and light spots in others.
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Discolored is similar, except you are confined to an entire deserted and desaturated desert diner.
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We spoke to Dr. Hamad — and looked at countless images of discolored tongues — to find out.
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Inside the cabin a woman's body is sprawled across the floor, discolored, bloated, inhabited by flies.
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So there were our beds, speckled with currant-size turds and tufts of bloated, discolored insulation.
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If it's dark or discolored or the item looks unappealing, it's not going to spark interest.
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A few years ago, she stopped bleaching when she saw how discolored her skin was getting.
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Cons: Can pick up wind noise in certain situations, case can get scratched and discolored quickly.
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That's when the couple examined Liam's thigh and groin-area and saw they had become gravely discolored.
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Everything that Samsung does with mobile devices would be discolored by its failure to produce unproblematic phones.
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Ultima Thule is slightly red and it is covered by exotic ices discolored by eons of radiation.
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Before restoration, the oil-on-wood panel was cracked, its surface dull from layers of discolored varnish.
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Along the way, it caused hazardous breathing conditions in New Zealand and discolored skies in South America.
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The students began their work last summer as Michigan officials insisted that Flint's malodorous, discolored water was safe.
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And while that's just one reason why light hair becomes discolored, it's one that's almost impossible to avoid.
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After a year there are big stains where the oils of my hands have gradually discolored the fabric.
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We go on a gel binge for a few months — and are left with weak, discolored, flaky nails.
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Coloradoans who drank from naturally fluoridated mountain streams turned up with strong but severely discolored molars and incisors.
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The charts it did use, however, noted the presence of "discolored water," which was indicative of a seamount.
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She added, "PS- slightly blue tongue courtesy of bribery M&M's" to explain her daughter's slightly discolored tongue.
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There's old discolored bunting hanging from apple trees, and the faint sound of wind chimes fills the air.
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But if it's thick and discolored, then it's probably a cold, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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The apples from such trees are a gnarly bunch, small and oddly shaped with lumps and discolored spots.
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For deep stains and/or for teeth that are yellowed or otherwise discolored, professional whitening is probably necessary.
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The Legos were dull and discolored by her stomach fluids, but the lighter retained most of its shine.
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She detected a powdery residue at the bottom of one bottle and the milk also appeared to be discolored.
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According to Julien's Auctions, it's missing a button, is discolored, and has a burn hole near the left pocket.
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Dozens of police officers quickly arrived to find a discolored infant on its stomach in Crocheron Park in Bayside.
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A few rooms down from Yaqoob was Fawaz Abdullah, 18 months old, his skin mottled and discolored with sores.
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The foundation also warns that runoff from copper in the roof has discolored the bronze tablets below the statues.
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An avid gardener, he become alarmed in the late 1940s by the discolored leaves and flowers in his garden.
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When she explained that her finger was numb and discolored, they told her to go to the emergency room.
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The industrial grey bed covering — which in some images appears discolored — read as wrinkled and sagging skin, folds of flesh.
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To start, the outfield grass was discolored and cut up because of a series of Beyoncé concerts here last week.
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He neglected showers and haircuts; jaundice yellowed his eyes; his skin became saggy and discolored, as if it were rotting.
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Discolored by nicotine when smoking was allowed indoors, the mirror itself is covered by squadron decals from years gone by.
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Throughout the rest of the house, photos show paint peeling, dusty windows, discolored tiles, and grimy walls and window frames.
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Flint began struggling with foul-tasting, discolored water after switching to the Flint River as its supply in April 212.
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It shouldn't be thin or overly fat or have any sights of illness such as discolored nasal discharge or diarrhea.
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I walked with one woman, her chest discolored by radiation burns, who almost didn't make it here because of ongoing pain.
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In the meantime, we would still urge residents not to drink discolored water, and to boil city water before drinking it.
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Rocky patches on the riverbed that feeds Lake Kariba lay exposed, and sections of the dam's walls, usually submerged, were discolored.
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"It's all rotten," she said, holding a large pan filled with discolored corn that she hoped to mill after it dried.
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Health agencies assured residents the water was safe even as people complained that it smelled bad, tasted funny and was discolored.
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Topf recalled one incident, in which Joe Cocker grew furious after a discolored line appeared in pants that Topf had washed.
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Take, for example, a pair of discolored, paint-splattered, torn pants from Robin's Jeans that sell for $595 at Neiman Marcus.
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The state's Department of Environmental Quality downplayed months of complaints from Flint residents that their water was discolored, smelly, and undrinkable.
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Despite residents' complaints about foul-smelling and discolored water, the city didn't switch back to the previous water system until October 2015.
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Branch noted that some of the water delivered in tanks by the EPA for irrigation had an oily sheen or was discolored.
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Residents noticed smelly, discolored, dirty-looking water soon after that, only to get assurances from officials that it was safe to drink.
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The water that started pouring from Flint's faucets in April 2014 was "discolored, laden with sediment, and foul-smelling," the lawsuit reads.
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There are a couple of fingerprint-sized spots where the white bag appears to have been discolored by a red substance, however.
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As we were leaving the island, we noticed that a chemical reaction from the vapors on the island discolored my friend's shirt.
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A large volume of smoke and discolored water was apparent in the area during the fire, according to the Concord Police Department.
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Residents of the city of 100,000 people had complained for months about discolored water, but officials moved slowly to address the problem.
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And taking too much vitamin B12 can have side effects such as rashes, acne, increasing blood pressure, facial flushing, and discolored urine.
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The fixer-upper needs a full-house renovation, with interior photos showing peeling paint, grimy walls, discolored tile flooring, and overall dingy rooms.
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After a parade of discolored water, E. coli boil notices, and total trihalomethanes violations, I finally had to concede the burlesquishness of evil.
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These medical tattoos are not butterflies or lightning bolts; rather doctors use subtle coloration to make discolored areas match surrounding skin more closely.
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That Retina display became discolored for some users, and gripping the device by its sides (as one does) could substantially decrease its reception.
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Besides lung damage, it can lead to memory loss, irritability or depression, kidney failure, tremors or numbness, and discolored, peeling or scaly skin.
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"Do not pre-cut any greens too far in advance of consumption, as they will become discolored and dry out," Shannon told Insider.
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He said traditional gardens have been buried and killed in some places and water supplies have been discolored and the water tastes strange.
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It typically occurs when papillae — normal bumps on the tongue's surface — grow longer than normal and become discolored, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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But you've noticed a few red flags since then: The area around the piercing is unusually warm, swollen, and secreting a discolored discharge.
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A few Beijing residents ventured in occasionally to fly kites from the original stone balustrades, which were cracked and discolored like old bones.
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Scott worked with Amy Orrock, co-curator of the current exhibition, to conserve the painting, which had been discolored by layers of varnish.
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William "Billy" Kimmel was only about three hours old when a nurse noticed he had a heart murmur and looked slightly discolored, Kimmel said.
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This time, when the same hilly landscape comes into view, it's spring, everything is green, and the grainy, discolored footage is shot on video.
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Leprosy often starts off with the sort of discolored, numb patches that appeared on Siddamma's family members, or with tiny nodules under the skin.
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The heavier particles in the smoke fall out and, in this case, discolored the snow in New Zealand, according to CNN meteorologist Monica Garrett.
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It would distract the viewer too much from the aged and discolored originals, though they were authentic in a way the new panel was not.
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Expired sunscreen sometimes loses its consistency or become discolored and may no longer look, feel, or smell the way it did when you bought it.
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Their skin was discolored, a result of exposure to the sun, vehicle exhaust, and veins so ravaged by drugs they no longer supply enough oxygen.
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Jin told Reuters she was very suspicious of the video, saying it was a set-up shot and that his leg looked discolored and "gray".
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Discolored concrete blocks are neatly piled in many front yards, a sign of the slow and unsteady pace of progress for most on Twecu Crescent.
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That way, your at home whitening efforts can be more of a maintenance approach than an attempt to tackle the issue of stained, discolored teeth.
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Extreme pyrocumulonimbus clouds can separate themselves from their heat source and create weather like flooding, muddy rain, discolored hail and downdraft winds on their own.
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Despite complaints by residents that the water was discolored, smelly and foul-tasting, local and state officials did nothing and then lied about the problem.
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However, the plastic case top did become scratched after being placed in my bag, and the soft-touch body slightly discolored from the same treatment.
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She said one woman drove all the way from San Francisco begging for her help after an inexpensive procedure left the woman's tooth severely discolored.
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Even some foods, such as those that contain artificial dyes, could be the cause of discolored cum, Registered Nurse Rachel Nall wrote for Medical News Today.
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The photos often come out dull, discolored, or blurry, unless you use a flash, in which case you're stuck with an artificial shininess and red eyes.
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If someone has shortness of breath or is not breathing, is unresponsive or won't wake up and has pale or discolored skin, they may be overdosing.
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And, research over the past 30 years has shown that retinol can tackle a ton of dermatological concerns, including acne, wrinkles, and rough or discolored skin.
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During closing arguments, prosecutors showed the jury photos of Ame's discolored and disfigured body after she was found in the trunk, the Phoenix New Times reports.
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His team developed a color code -- blue for safe and red for unsafe -- and began painting some hand pumps in Bihar, but they quickly became discolored.
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"The color of the region beneath the spacecraft's shadow differs from the surroundings and has been discolored by the touchdown," noted JAXA in a press release.
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As the rocket comes back to the ground, you can actually see part of the booster become discolored by the intense heat of the planet's atmosphere.
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Residents were left with discolored, odd-smelling, lead-tainted water that government officials insisted for months was safe, even as residents complained of rashes and illness.
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The metallic ornamentation gets gloopy and discolored in places, which disclose the stencil technique used; they sit precariously between not-quite-abstractions and not-quite-wallpaper.
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In Sydney heavy smoke has discolored the sky on many days, and the air quality there has at times been among the worst in the world.
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"This is not a bookmark," the account declared, and posted a cursed photo of a discolored, oily, old slice of cheese that's still wrapped in plastic.
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Lacking emotional depth — "I have been sick ever since my arrival here" — and the paper being a bit more discolored, it went for $110,000 last September.
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Let's check out some highlights: Hawaii Landsat 8 image of the eruption of Submarine Volcano III (discolored water to left) in Tonga, seen on January 27, 2017.
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Switch to satellite view, though, and you'll see Owens Lake for what it really is: a discolored scab left behind by a lake that no longer exists.
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They also advise to stay away with fish or other animals in or near the water are dead or if water is discolored, smelly, foamy, or scummy.
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In the 19th century, the statue's restorers tended only to make things worse — they used wax, which discolored the marble, and acid, which ate at its surface.
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Some people living in Northeast Portland may see discolored water, KATU reported, because fire crews had to use fire hydrants that caused a loss of water pressure.
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So when I learned that there were programs out there specifically designed to bring you the most ugly, bruised, discolored, and grotesque looking produce, I was skeptical.
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Here's some more reporting from camp: To be fair, blood clots in your bladder causing discolored urine is waaaay nastier than anything I read on the subject.
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The discolored water is gross and sickening, and it makes for dramatic pictures, but much of the coloration actually comes from iron flaked off pipes and water mains.
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Anyone who has had a cavity or periodontal disease is probably familiar with the pain and possibly embarrassment from the resulting bad breath, discolored teeth and tooth loss.
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The library is built of reclaimed shipping containers stained by years of transport; books focusing on labor theories, art, and revolutionary pedagogy sit upon the discolored wooden shelves.
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And it succeeded by really establishing the privilege that white people had over Will, and other black people, socioeconomically — which then, on a larger level, discolored his nostalgia.
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Do not go expecting fireworks; her tools can be as unprepossessing as a tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers.
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Bairey Merz noted the fact that the patient for a long time had a discolored nail, which was thought to be a sign of psoriasis, an inflammatory condition.
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At the Academy of Advanced Cosmetics in Alpharetta, Ga., Feleshia Sams trains students in paramedical tattoos, showing them how to cover stretch marks, surgery scars and discolored skin.
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And therein lies the problem: What if your fireplace is clad in dated tile or discolored brick, or your mantel looks out of proportion or out of place?
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Matt Harvey was back in camp this morning and he filled everyone in on what caused his mystery doctor's appointment: a bladder infection caused clotting and discolored urine.
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A photo posted on Reddit over the weekend shows just that: a triangular wedge of avocado discolored by a small caliber bullet that was presumably lodged inside the fruit.
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People with cutaneous leishmaniasis—by far the most common form of the disease—have usually painless skin bumps or lumps that can steadily become scabbed-over, vividly discolored ulcers.
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If it weren't for Uoharu, the tarnished, the limbless, the discolored, the oversized and undersized seafood would be in the trash, not on the plates of Tokyoites, creatively metamorphosed.
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My ripped-up tote bag replaced a Longchamps Le Pliage, which is now hideously discolored from all the times I've dropped it on a floor so I could dance.
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This eastern racer with SFD is exhibiting several abnormalities, including an opaque infected eye, roughened crusty scales on the chin, and several discolored roughened scales on the side of neck.
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His complexion was soft, his face riddled with perfect imperfections: wide set eyes, a gap in his teeth and a discolored spot hidden in his dark brown eyes, my favorite.
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The new Canadian site, with telltale signs of iron-working, was discovered last summer after infrared images from 400 miles in space showed possible man-made shapes under discolored vegetation.
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" But don't go expecting fireworks, he said, "her tools can be as unprepossessing as a tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers.
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So instead of painting on your teeth, which would affect continuity, we can take a thin material, paint that up, you clip it in and suddenly your teeth are discolored.
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In Discolored, you play what seems to be some sort of secret agent working to return color to a world that has mostly become monotone due to some strange force.
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Residents complained of discolored, foul-smelling water and anger quickly turned to outrage at local, state, and federal officials, especially the city's emergency managers, who were appointed by Michigan Gov.
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Still, if I pulled up my upper lip, the gum above my teeth was puffy, swollen, and slightly discolored—unsurprising, given that Michelle had tucked sliver of living flesh underneath it.
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While politicians and bureaucrats denied that there was anything dangerous about the city's discolored, foul-smelling tap water, independent testing proved that people were being exposed to toxic levels of lead.
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In Sydney, which issued a total fire ban, heavy smoke has discolored the sky on many days, and air quality there has at times been among the worst in the world.
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I felt as if a magnet were pulling me along the main path and then right, toward Blake's plain, timeworn gravestone, cracked and discolored in places, almost imperceptibly listing to the left.
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The technique utilizes the unique composition of the photographs, known as daguerreotypes, to digitally recreate the original image that had been discolored and decayed to the point it had become completely unrecognizable.
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In January, more than 131 years after the bottle was set adrift, an Australian woman walking on the beach noticed the thick, discolored glass of an old bottle poking through the sand.
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A discolored line in his basement is a reminder of how floodwaters crept toward the ceiling, knocking out the heat for several grueling winters until he could afford to replace the equipment.
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Her question related to discolored tap water in parts of Compton, and she asked why the EPA proposed cutting $300 million from a fund used to help states pay for water projects.
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The crisis was then exacerbated when officials from Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality ignored and minimized months of complaints from Flint residents about their water having an odor, being greatly discolored, and undrinkable.
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I try to avoid some of the worst teeth-staining offenders like coffee and red wine, so my teeth aren't too obviously discolored, but I still have always wished my teeth were whiter.
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A tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers — from these humble materials, the Irish-born artist conjures wrenchingly moving tableaus of family, loss and memory.
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Travel photographer and blogger Liz Carlson snapped the pictures of the discolored snow-capped glaciers on November 28 while on a helicopter flight around Mount Aspiring National Park, in New Zealand's South Island.
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Dangerous amounts of lead—enough to cause developmental and other health problems in children—were present but ignored until public outcry came to a head thanks to mounting health issues and discolored, undrinkable water.
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If you can't remember the first-generation iPhone — or didn't have one — here's a quick refresher: The two-megapixel camera had zero low-light functionality, and could only capture blurry, discolored photos at best.
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Another, "On the Road Near Sallenelles, a Friend," offers the abstract expression of a human face, discolored by gangrenous greens and flowing reds, the teeth jutted sideways into more swirls of heavy black paint.
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They have no other choice but to drink water that is "discolored," and allegedly caused one man to have "diarrhea for weeks," according to a report authored by Cho and released Tuesday by SPLC.
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My natural instinct is to throw on the comfiest pair of sweatpants I own with an oversized t-shirt (usually one of my husband's that has been worn-in for years and is completely discolored).
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Many Flint residents say that the federal Environmental Protection Agency shares the blame for failing to forcefully intervene early in the crisis, even after receiving complaints in 2014 that the water was foul and discolored.
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Bethany Dumanois, who has taught in Flint for 29 years, works two jobs to keep teaching because she said she cannot abandon children whose discolored, rash-covered skin and chunks of exposed scalp haunt her.
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"Back then, we didn't know it was dangerous — nobody told us," Mr. Holiday said, as he pointed to the gashes of discolored rocks that mark where the old uranium mines cut into the region's mesas.
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At one event in London, a panel of women discussed their experiences with conditions like alopecia, in which a person loses her body hair, and vitiligo, in which the skin loses pigment, causing discolored patches.
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Among possible symptoms: abdominal pain, bloating, gas, chronic diarrhea, or constipation; chronic fatigue, anemia, unexplained weight loss, or muscle cramps; missed periods, infertility or recurrent miscarriage; vitamin deficiencies, discolored tooth enamel, bone loss and fractures.
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The narrative framing of Discolored — a surreal secret agent battling against something that has removed color from the world — is well-realized, and I want to see what happens next and what challenges lie ahead.
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The Legionnaires' cases started popping up as Flint residents were complaining about the foul-smelling, discolored water flowing into their homes after the city switched to a new water source, the Flint River, in April 22014.
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While "Allegory on Death" was in relatively stable condition, "the Doom" suffered much more damage, largely from a wax preservative applied to it in the early 20th century, which discolored the paint and also absorbed dirt.
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Although his dentist warned him that the orthodontic elastics might become discolored with certain foods, Salvat still indulged in a rich chocolate dessert only to wake up the next morning to find his smile somewhat dulled.
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Partially obscuring the video is Luna's sculpture, "Action Office was meant to be about movement II" (2019), in which viewers can see themselves reflected via privacy glass as discolored and cloudy glimpses of the film shine.
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It's like a searing burn that throbs the first day, but a little less as time goes on, until you only have the discolored skin to remind you that you scalded yourself in the first place.
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Over in the Miami neighborhood of Little Haiti, Little Haiti Thrift & Gift Store also offers someone else's discarded threads, but without having to wade through the stretched out and discolored shit brands from your local mall.
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Over in the Miami neighborhood of Little Haiti, Little Haiti Thrift & Gift Store also offers someone else's discarded threads but without having to wade through the stretched out and discolored shit brands from your local mall.
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She stays alert for obvious body parts that would survive fire, "skulls often," but also looks for imprints of bodies, a discolored area in the shape of a human, that may be the most obvious remnant.
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He's heard about things like close encounters of the third kind, of strange animal behavior, of crop-circle-like traces of burned or discolored grass, and more shit for M. Night Shyamalan to abuse on film.
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What looked like leather under harsh TK Maxx lighting has revealed itself to be some kind of man-made material substitute that wears down in sections to a frayed, discolored mesh with little or no encouragement.
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After a year of pleas about the acrid, discolored water that was being pumped into their homes, Flint's residents, with the help of some Virginia Tech researchers, convinced the state government that there was a problem.
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He shows us his discolored tattoo, which, on the plus side, at least proves that he really does know how to assemble a working tattoo gun, and that adding that battery switch wasn't an unnecessary luxury.
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" When detailing the trick he used in the scene, Damon admitted that he actually inflicted real pain on himself while trying to make it seem authentic and caused one of his butt cheeks to be "completely discolored.
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It had been less than a year since the switch from Detroit's water to the Flint River, and the public was already complaining about discolored water and skin rashes that they believed stemmed from the new source.
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All that wear and tear, of course, has gotten my little bag slightly beat up — the clasp can scratch the leather if you're not careful, and the hardware has gotten slightly discolored due to an unforeseen rainy day.
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"They are eroded and discolored by pollution, bats droppings, and vandals whose ranks include not only those who break off ornaments for profit, but thoughtless visitors who let their backpacks scrape the surfaces of walls," UNESCO wrote in 2013.
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There are plenty of edible mushrooms with toxic lookalikes, and when identifying them you need to study multiple angles to find features like gills and rings, while considering things like whether recent rainfall might have discolored the cap or not.
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"His nose and much of his face seemed discolored but that appeared to be a standard infection for which we started him on pain medicine and antibiotics," MSPCA adoption center manager Alyssa Krieger said in a statement about Nigel's arrival.
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The officials said Mr. Wheeler's interest arose from two main sources: Concerns that Representative Nanette D. Barragán, Democrat of California, expressed to Mr. Wheeler at a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing in March about discolored tap water in Compton, Calif.
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I frequent a restaurant in Manhattan that uses Le Creuset mugs as part of its standard serving set, and even after countless cups of tea and coffee, I've never encountered one that was stained or discolored by the notoriously acidic drink.
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They include a broken ankle, multiple hairline fractures of her knee, a badly cut thumb, broken fingers, a concussion, torn knee ligaments and a back and hip so badly bruised that her torso was discolored from her shoulder blade to her knee.
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Aside from some Lego bricks being too large to fit under the camera at once, he found that in more than 38,000 shapes and 100 possible shades of color, the bricks occasionally become damaged or discolored, which can stall or lead to inaccurate sorting.
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Burn-in is when certain visual elements, often parts of the UI like the navigation bar, become permanently discolored so that even when you're looking at something else, you can still see the remnants of previous visuals—or what is known as a ghost image.
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By making curry, soup, and smoothies out of fruits and vegetables that are perfectly edible but may be slightly small, discolored, or ugly, Stuart and his team fed 5,000 people in London using a menu entirely made of food that would otherwise been thrown away.
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According to the UK Sepsis Trust, the following symptoms may be a sign of the condition: slurred speech or confusion, extreme shivering or muscle pain, passing no urine in a day, severe breathlessness, feeling like you're going to die, and mottled or discolored skin.
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Space archeologist Sarah Parcak at the University of Alabama, who pioneered the use of satellite imaging for archeology, scanned through the images to find signs of discolored soil and changes in vegetation, which are some features that indicate something may be hiding underneath the Earth's surface.
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It was a classic hoarder story, he said: The client's parents refused to have a dentist fix his crooked, discolored teeth as a child, making him feel self-conscious, and wouldn't spend a dime to help with college, his wedding or the purchase of his first home.
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In its small introductory room of Rodins, glass-enclosed shelves lined with identical plaster legs and rows of tiny, discolored feet suggest mass murder, while a selection of Rodin's drawings seems designed to highlight his uncomfortably domineering and sometimes almost pornographic treatment of the female subject.
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Shutting down reports that her faux-ink was making her ill, Alexander revealed at the PEOPLE & Entertainment Weekly Upfronts party in New York on Monday that recent pictures of discolored marks on her back were the result of a sunburn – not anything to do with her fake tattoos.
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The lives of tens of thousands of people are tucked away in his collection of now-discolored folders—though the poetic significance is perhaps lessened by the closet next door, which contains boxes of ashes dating back to the 60s—decades before he came to own the place in 1988.
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In the years after "The Lineman" Albright developed his characteristic treatment of the body: the paintings "Flesh" (2111) and "And Man Created God in His Own Image" (25-31) are rife with discolored, lumpy flesh, the texture of which — grey, whorled and ropey — almost approaches that of a cloudscape or whirling, dirty water.
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But the materials and detailing are thoughtful: titanium hardware (including the nosepads on certain styles, which, for anyone who's been grossed out by discolored, gunk-covered clear rubber pads, is a major upgrade), as well as gorgeously patterned, expensive-looking plant-based acetates, plus three different UV-blocking lens types used in various styles.
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One thing is clear: The crisis was a failure of government at all levels, from the state-appointed emergency manager who switched the city's drinking water source from Detroit's municipal water system to the Flint River in an effort to save money to the health agencies that assured residents the water was safe even as people complained that it smelled bad, tasted funny and was discolored.
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"I watched that man beg for his life," said Ronald Snavley, 47, whose extradition from Indiana to Florida to face a drunken-driving charge took two weeks, including a stop at a jail that serves as a hub for P.T.S. Other prisoners said they had screamed for help as Mr. Eli eventually fell unconscious and made groaning sounds, his eyes fixated and his skin discolored.
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Under the cover of night, the monastery's manager, a priest named Yousif Ibrahim, whose brother had already been murdered by the militants, spirited away scores of ancient documents, the last of the monastery's once magnificent library, and even a discolored hand bone fragment believed to have belonged to St. Matthew the Hermit, who founded the monastery in 363 A.D. He was certain the monastery would be lost.
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Most were not as extreme as the profile of a poisoner from a 900 B.C. Vedic papyrus I chanced upon — "He does not answer questions, or gives evasive answers; he speaks nonsense, rubs the great toe along the ground, and shivers; his face is discolored; he rubs the roots of his hair with his fingers" — but they did include a number of strands that will be familiar to any aficionado of the police procedural.
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