In this day and age, people are dying over racism.
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There's this one company called Herbivore that I am dying over.
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Or that purple eye shadow all your friends had been dying over.
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"In this day and age, people are dying over racism," she continued.
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" BRB, dying over Oprah slamming Reese for her excessive use of the word, "y'all.
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"I'm dying over my baby cousin becoming a 'little blogger,'" Olympios captioned the photo.
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Like we're sitting here dying over squats and I'm like, 'Wait, what's the trend?!
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"Oh my gosh, I was dying over there (in the penalty box)," Iginla said.
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She got me these Saint Laurent gold boots that we were dying over in Paris.
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"My friend who lives on the East Coast was dying over it," she told PeopleStyle.
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They'd do crack and heroin, too, if it wasn't for people dying over that shit.
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At a time when people are dying over these issues, the default cannot be silence.
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I told the wife of a 47 year old that he is dying over FaceTime.
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Because, as the Cossacks and Bandidos kept telling us, dying over a patch would be stupid.
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I beat those M-100s to the brink of dying over the course of hundreds of gigs.
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Also, please let me know if you want to talk about "Cheer," because I'm dying over here.
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"Since Halloween is my favorite holiday, I'm seriously dying over her new pack!" she wrote on her app.
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" She commented further on the matter in her Instagram video's caption, writing, "I'm dying over the girl calling my child a brat.
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It's estimated that 45,000 people died on the first day, with another 19,000 dying over the next four months due to radiation poisoning.
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Some fights require specific moves that are found by trial and error, which means dying over and over trying to figure them out.
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Excited is an understatement for fans of the original, who've been collectively dying over each and every update since the film was first announced.
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A black-and-white rug incorporates another plush touch, while floating nightstands and pendant lights turn on the modern charm that Moore is "dying" over.
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People who'd suffered a heart attack or other cardiovascular event had a 65% reduced risk of dying over the next decade if they owned a dog.
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"Dying over hoops for baby True!" the Revenge Body host wrote on her Instagram Story alongside an image that showed both her and her daughter's new accessories.
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At 385 hours and counting, Moor has spent more than 16 days of his life dying over and over, hoping to reach the end of his platforming gauntlet.
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The rapper joined Big Greg in Detroit on 107.5 "The Morning Heat" and said he had no emotions whatsoever when he heard about Heller dying over the weekend.
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California, Florida, New York and Texas all saw the highest number of officer deaths on duty, with 85033 officers dying over the last year in each of those states.
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More than 211% of users gave it five stars, mentioning that they like it better than more expensive models and are dying over how fast and easy set up was.
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"If you think about his fascination with the doctor ... the only thing we can think of is the connection between his mother dying over 20 years ago during surgery," Acevedo said.
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Blueface has no sympathy for Tekashi 6ix9ine's security woes -- and as for his old hired muscle giving him the cold shoulder ... BF supports it, cause a job's not worth dying over.
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For these individuals, the risk of dying over the next 37 years was 71 percent higher than it was for individuals who did not experience the death of a sibling in childhood.
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And to think of how much it would be marked up just a few miles to the north, on American soil; to think, how many people are still dying over this shit?
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As comical as the stories about surgeons like Liston are, it must have been really horrifying trying to save people's lives, they keep dying over and over again, and you just can't understand why.
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This climaxed during the game's first real boss fight, the goliath fight from the game's public demo, where I found myself dying over and over again, unable to find a rhythm, and seeking to assign blame.
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Overall, after accounting for grandparents' age and general state of health, the risk of dying over a 20-year period was one-third lower for grandparents who cared for their grandchildren, compared with grandparents who did not provide any childcare.
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Recent studies have found that increasing numbers of white women between the ages of 25 and 55 have been prematurely dying over the past decade — a shocking contradiction to the continuing increase in life expectancy for virtually every other group.
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I was on my computer at 7:30 and had everything I wanted in my cart and then it crashed 😩 I spent the next hour refreshing obsessively and when it finally worked the 1 top I've been dying over was sold out!
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"If you think about his fascination with the doctor and the fact that he ends up killing this man in cold blood, the only thing we can think of is the connection between his mother dying over 20 years ago during surgery," Acevedo said.
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The game is friendly and forgiving, but I will say that the bosses present rather serious difficulty spikes, and you may, as I did, find yourself dying over and over to them because they're a hundred times more dangerous than ordinary enemies or environmental hazards.
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"There are a whole lot more old white men like me who are going to be dying over the next four years," he said, "and there are a lot of Hispanics who are going to be turning 18 who are going to start voting."
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Celeste is a tale of a girl named Madeline and her ambition to climb a mountain, occasionally running into colorful characters, and dying over and over and over and over again as the platforming trials grow more and more challenging the closer she gets to the summit.
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As the detectors get better, we will be seeing them across cosmic history, and so we'll be able to build up a picture of how stars have been forming and dying over the history of the universe in a way that's hard to do through other observations.
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The sequel to 2017's Happy Death Day, Jessica Rothe returns as Tree Gelbman, the unlucky college coed who once again gets stuck in a Groundhog Day-like loop, living the same day and dying over and over again until she figures out the curse and finds her killer.
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That willful blindness to the big picture — the desire to pretend what you're doing has nothing to do with all those people dying over there — is straight out of Mann's playbook, as are all of the brooding men furrowing their brows over the weight of so much crime.
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Gawande argues the need to prioritize quality over quantity, supported by a recent survey published in JAMA in which the majority of patient respondents who were facing serious illness stated they would prefer dying over 10 compromised states, including having dementia, being bedridden and being reliant on a breathing machine.
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"Hawaii's reefs have been slowly dying over the past 20 years, and that death spiral has been accelerating with the impact of an El Niño-induced mass bleaching events and increased local pollution impacts from both tourism and development," said Craig Downs, the executive director of the Haereticus Environmental Laboratory.
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In fact, in the latest meta-analysis to come to carbs' defense, researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found that people who consume moderate amounts of carbs—or about 2003 to 55 percent of total daily calories coming from carbs—had the lowest risk of dying over a 25-year follow-up period.
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It is about someone surviving trauma and becoming stronger and quippier and more heroic for it, and not having to deal with the parts of the story that climb under your skin and warp your psyche the way that Nadia and Alan are warped, the way Nadia thinks Lucy will be warped after her parents' divorce, until only an endless loop of dying over and over again will teach you how to be a better person.
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Pađen also participated in the wartime Hrvatski Band Aid, and also appeared on the compilation Rock za Hrvatsku with his war song "Tko to tamo gine" (Who's dying over there).
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In 2001, Lambesis and Mancino joined Point of Recognition and recorded on the album Day of Defeat in 2002. The two quit soon after to further pursue As I Lay Dying. Over the years, the band went through many lineup changes. Lambesis and Mancino were the only remaining original members and constant members until 2003, when 19-year-old guitarist Phil Sgrosso joined the band.
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The band played the Hollywood Bowl at this show they paid for a helicopter to go over the crowd and drop panties into the audience. Elton John was in the audience, where he claims people were fighting to get a pair of these panties. Elton describes the band as becoming more famous than others, where girls were dying over them and parents hated them.
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Harris arrived soon after and held his head in her lap while he lay semiconscious. When a surgeon who had been attending Lincoln finally examined him, it was realized that his wound was more serious than initially thought. Booth had cut him nearly to the bone and severed an artery. Rathbone was taken home while Harris remained with Mary Todd Lincoln as the President lay dying over the next eight hours.
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Ram Dass also served on the faculty of the Metta Institute where he provided training on mindful and compassionate care of the dying. Over the course of his life since the inception of his Hanuman Foundation, Ram Dass gave all of his book royalties and profits from teaching to his foundation and other charitable causes. The estimated amount of earnings he gave away annually ranges from $100,000 to $800,000.
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Larue's articulate critiques of religious dogma, supernaturalism and pseudoscience made him one of the most prominent in the field. During an academic career spanning five decades, Larue became a widely cited expert on topics including Satanism, visions of Mary, and death and dying. Over the years he addressed many other biblical stories. He hypothesized that an earthquake, not God, caused Jericho's walls to collapse, and that Lazarus did not rise from the dead but awoke from a coma.
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On May 9, 2011, Vergara's younger brother Julio was deported from the United States to Colombia after being arrested in April that year; Julio also had a longtime drug addiction and previous brushes with the law. Vergara told Parade magazine, "To see somebody dying over 10 years, little by little, that's the worst punishment. Now he's like another person." Vergara and her boyfriend Nick Loeb became engaged in 2012 after dating for two years. On May 23, 2014, Vergara announced that the engagement had been called off.
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AA Bronson's solo artwork has dealt with trauma, loss, death and healing. While caring for friends coping with their AIDS-related illnesses, Bronson began to participate in Body Electric (and related) therapeutic massage and healing workshops and seminars in California (he partook in the first of such seminars in 1989). His initial motivation for this was to become a midwife to the dying. Over the course of the next eleven years, he would return to California to continue to take part in, and deepen his knowledge of, alternative healing and therapeutic bodywork practices.
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The number of deaths from indirect causes increased however, with 215 women dying over the four-year period. The remaining 36 deaths were classified as coincidental. It was commented in news articles, as well as in the report itself that a significant number of late maternal deaths were attributable to psychiatric causes. Despite the overall fall, the researchers claimed there are ‘key areas that the health service can look to improve in order to reduce the number of maternal deaths from these indirect causes’. The report urged clinicians to ‘Think Sepsis’ after almost a quarter of maternal deaths were from sepsis.
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Unlike last time, when they were aimed (intentionally, it is suggested) at lightly inhabited areas, these new objects have been directly aimed at Washington, D.C., Moscow, and Beijing--not coincidentally, the capital cities of the three biggest holders of nuclear weapons. Over the course of the night, the young Frenchman and the young girl are identified as Jean-Paul Chounard and 8-year-old Kimberly Hastings, respectively, before eventually dying. Over the next few tense minutes, nuclear weapons are launched to intercept these three objects successfully (although Washington is nearly hit). With a sigh of relief, the news anchors report success.
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This number would dwindle severely to less than 100 in the American Great Plains states by the 1880s, with between 10-15 million dying over a ten-year period. In Canada the buffalo were most commonly hunted for the purpose of acquiring their skins or for preserving the animals meat for later ingestion in the form of pemmican. The fur trade was especially detrimental to populations as the hunters would, more often than not, prioritize acquiring the furs of the females over that of the males. This was due to their relative lightness as well as the ability to tan the furs at a quicker rate then the males.
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Two editions of The Little Prince (lower left and upper right, artwork not shown) on display at the Saint-Exupéry exhibit at the Air and Space Museum in Paris, France. Also, upper left: Lettre à un otage (Letter to a Hostage), and bottom right: Pilote de guerre (English version: Flight to Arras). Saint-Exupéry and Charles Lindbergh both became P-38 pilots during World War II, with a disgraced Lindbergh fighting in the Pacific War, and with Saint-Exupéry fighting and dying over the Mediterranean. It was after Saint-Exupéry's arrival in the United States that the author adopted the hyphen within his surname, as he was annoyed with Americans addressing him as "Mr. Exupéry".
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The recollections from his shipmates, and shots of battle and battle damage on his and other swift boats, underscores the nature of the duty and Kerry's performance of it. The video of his TV appearances and congressional testimony when he got back provides the context to Kerry's change of heart on the war and his determination to see to it that his comrades stopped dying over there. Considerable attention is paid to the lesser known activities and details behind some of that era's most tumultuous events, such as the occupying of the Washington Mall despite court injunctions and the two marches to the Arlington National Cemetery. Descriptive narrative often gives way to the more powerful messages conveyed by the expressions and actions of participants caught on film at these events.
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The characters are also written to be somewhat cognizant of their nature; according to Rodkin, Tycho and Strong Bad are aware of their video game nature, while Max is ambiguous and the Heavy remains blissfully unaware of his death-and-respawning cycle, simply attributing his memories of dying over and over again as dreams. Poker Night is the first game to include a voice artist for Tycho; provided by voice actor Andrew "Kid Beyond" Chaikin. The other three characters are voiced by their current voice actors: Max by William Kasten, Heavy by Gary Schwartz, and Strong Bad by Matt Chapman. The game uses existing 3D models for Max, Heavy, and Strong Bad, while Tycho's is built from scratch; at the time of the game's announcement near the Penny Arcade Expo, Telltale was still working on refining Tycho's model, though it was briefly seen during their Make a Scene panel at PAX.
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" Gregory Widen had originally envisioned Connor as a very serious, grim character following centuries of violence and loss. The film however portrayed MacLeod as a person who has suffers loss and fears new attachment but doesn't deny the possibility of love, maintains a sense of humor about life, and tells his adopted daughter to have hope and remain optimistic. In a 2016 interview with HeyUGuys, Lambert said part of what he found appealing about Connor MacLeod was the man still having humor and hope despite his long life and many losses. "It’s the only role that I have played that is touching on the subject of immortality, through a character carrying five hundred years of violence, pain, love, and suffering on his shoulders, who is still walking around and being positive. That is what amazed me about him the most... It’s difficult living through one life but to see all the people around you dying over and over.
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