This is how the world changes: not petition by petition, but hand to hand to hand to hand to hand.
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For two hours, a dozen soil-dusted, sweaty men and women from the Prospect Park Alliance formed a human chain that stretched down a small hill, passing tulip trees, elderberry plants, American holly and other potted native flora hand to hand to hand to hand.
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At one point they outscored the Raptors by 20-1; with each possession the ball whirled from hand to hand to hand, and players set picks and cut and pivoted with collective intuition.
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Good old Adrastos the Logician, engaging in hand to hand combat.
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He picked up the basketball and flipped it from hand to hand.
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Narrator: Recruits are trained in different styles of hand-to-hand combat.
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He has killed many men in WWII in hand-to-hand combat.
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There isn't a lot of hand-to-hand combat going on, either.
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Issues were produced in Moscow and then passed from hand-to-hand.
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The film is driven by explosions, gunfights and hand-to-hand combat.
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Yes, they should engage in hand-to-hand combat in the capital.
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"It was cyber-hand-to-hand combat," recalls Pittsburgh US attorney David Hickton.
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AmazonFresh offers both attended delivery (hand-to-hand drop-off) or doorstep delivery.
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Students also participate in shooting, martial arts and hand-to-hand fighting competitions.
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"Batons and hand-to-hand fighting always results in serious injury," he said.
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Obama described the encounter as involving "hand-to-hand combat" with multiple adversaries.
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Engaging in hand-to-hand combat with a Groucho Marx impersonator in Rouen?
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Cubans listened to their music in secret, passing records from hand to hand.
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During this era, hand-to-hand street fighting gave way to gun violence.
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Americans who made it to the beach faced brutal hand-to-hand combat.
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Yang says he was charged with teaching the recruits hand-to-hand fighting.
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He teaches hand-to-hand defensive tactics at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy.
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Smith has chemistry with himself, particularly in the scenes of hand-to-hand combat.
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He is believed to have engaged in hand to hand combat before being felled.
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The ability to fight hand-to-hand combat all the way to Election Day.
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He challenges anyone to a hand-to-hand cast iron show and tell contest.
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The Pentagon described the encounter as involving "hand-to-hand combat" with multiple adversaries.
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Then it's hand-to-hand combat in the afternoon and kickboxing in the evening.
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In the film, you've got a few scenes of actual hand-to-hand combat.
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"People don't trust the government, we rather deliver (donations) hand-to- hand," Carreño said.
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Nothing knits man to man […] like the frequent passage from hand to hand of cash.
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Missiles and projectiles are out for this match, so expect furious hand-to-hand combat.
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Last month the two men decided to settle their argument in hand-to-hand combat.
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Where I could pass it from hand to hand, and mold it into a disk.
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So once he did that, it was literally hand-to-hand combat with that thing.
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Hand-to-hand, the chain of people passed thousands of books over a few hours.
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There is only one purpose in hand-to-hand combat, and that is to kill.
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"It&aposs a little bit of hand-to-hand combat and top down," Settle said.
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Mayor Anne Hidalgo described seeing them passing treasures hand to hand in a human chain.
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It became one of the first books that was heavily photocopied, travelling hand to hand.
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And he participates in perhaps one of the most macho of pastimes: hand-to-hand combat.
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Maybe not, but it's still a decent two hours' worth of vicarious hand-to-hand mayhem.
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So Clinton is campaigning differently than she did in other states: More hand-to-hand campaigning.
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The hand-to-hand fighters kick up sand, throttling the Germans and taking them by surprise.
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Like John Wick, it's heavy on the hand-to-hand combat, with elaborate, brutal fight scenes.
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The Green Destiny again gets passed from hand to hand, as the McGuffin driving the plot.
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Right, so as opposed to the old intelligence, which was hand to hand people … That's right.
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Also, the Jennings are just badasses when it comes to hand-to-hand combat and assassinations.
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Republicans and Democrats here are in hand-to-hand combat this election year as seldom before.
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For me, "Go hand to hand/" is not CLAPping, so the visual didn't work for me.
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There was also a form outlining a training regimen, including exercises for hand-to-hand combat.
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Who needs toxic boyfriends when you've got guns, hand-to-hand combat skills, and girl power?
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Lessons about intolerance are interwoven with the hand-to-hand skirmishes the series is known for.
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In this and other ways, Harriet's fight is not hand-to-hand combat but nonetheless physical.
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Video posted to social media showed protesters fighting hand to hand with club-wielding police officers.
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"The hand-to-hand combat was so-so, but the driving felt great," said a friend.
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You're Prompto, the one who has a gun, supporting your buddies as they fight hand to hand.
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But imagine the feeling of grabbing an alien's tentacle when you engage in hand-to-hand combat.
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They trained in weapons and hand-to-hand combat while living at the refuge, Mr. Barrow said.
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Trust one of Draco Malfoy's former cronies to make a career out of hand-to-hand combat.
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She's a master of hand-to-hand combat; her weapons of choice were forged by the gods.
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The torch had been passed from hand to hand and heart to heart across the great desert.
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Because then you have, literally, it's just hand-to-hand combat for whoever can get the most votes.
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They also showed screenshots of other RAM members using hand-to-hand combat techniques as they brutalized counterprotesters.
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Fights are tense and the hand-to-hand combat makes them feel personal, especially when swords are drawn.
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The challenge was issued two years ago, on one condition: Japan wanted to fight hand-to-hand combat.
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But Snapchat hasn't shied away from hand-to-hand combat with the social media giant that owns Instagram.
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He's a guy who makes his money connecting other people in a very hand-to-hand, tactile way.
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As the two engaged in hand-to-hand combat, Atkins realized the insurgent was wearing a suicide vest.
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I play an "ex-special ops, hand-to- hand combat operative" who gets brought back into the fray.
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"It was basically hand-to-hand combat in a network," Rick Ledgett, a senior N.S.A. official, told Sanger.
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The community came to the rescue, forming a chain that passed books down the line, hand-to-hand.
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As for abilities go, she's known for her hand-to-hand combat skills and has vast weaponry knowledge.
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But Jesse happens to be a spectacularly effective hand-to-hand fighter, for reasons that are never adequately explained.
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Samurai ShodownMost fighting games focused on hand-to-hand combat and featured characters rooted more in fantasy than reality.
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I have to say, there was not a day ... It was brutal, often it was hand-to-hand combat.
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The ICO market is hot right now and there is money flowing from hand to hand in a torrent.
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The film's action sequences run from large-scale, city-smashing adventures to hand-to-hand combat inside an apartment.
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Rather than fighting hand-to-hand with technology Goliaths, AI/ML Davids need to find their slingshots and stones.
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A video installation called "Center-Surround" reenacts every nuclear-weapon explosion in history as hand-to-hand combat moves.
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During hand-to-hand combat in Srirangapatna, a British soldier tried to snatch a gold buckle from Tipu's belt.
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"It was basically hand-to-hand combat," recalled Richard Ledgett, the deputy director of the N.S.A. at the time.
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Narrator: These Marine Corps recruits are fighting with pugil sticks used to simulate hand-to-hand combat with bayonets.
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When engaged in hand-to-hand combat, your life is always at stake, and you should recognize that fact.
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Drexler seems most captivated by hand-to-hand contact, as boxing subjects dominate her visual, literary, and theatrical work.
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Matt abandons the group's plans, though, and ends up in hand-to-hand combat with Elektra on the restaurant's roof.
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Deadpool is also a trained mercenary, proficient in hand-to-hand fighting, as well as combat with guns and swords.
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But their bullies' bravado vanishes in hand-to-hand combat, depicted in a close-up frenzy of wrestling and stabbing.
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In many cases, that means turning to Instacart to offer customers an online shopping portal and hand-to-hand delivery.
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Before the movie begins, we learn an "African warlord" spent 223 years fighting the aliens in hand-to-hand combat.
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These action segments featured hand-to-hand combat and use of Batman's gadgets, all controlled entirely by on-screen prompts.
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A cursory search on YouTube reveals that female hand-to-hand combat, otherwise known as a "catfight," is quite popular.
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Pelosi, who loves the hand-to-hand political combat of Capitol Hill, clearly took some pleasure in the Republicans' disarray.
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John Chapman's heroics during hand-to-hand combat on an Afghanistan peak before he was killed by Al Qaeda militants.
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After all, we're well acquainted with Rooney's track record in hand-to-hand combat – it must have been Rooney's idea.
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Waging hand-to-hand political conflict with an opponent as willing to respond as viscerally as Trump can be hazardous.
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Basically, "I Want a President" was a form of participatory public art, completed by being passed from hand-to-hand.
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Still, Paul Rudd's biggest challenge in playing him wasn't mastering skills behind the plate or in hand-to-hand combat.
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And we're going to have to move offline organizing to online organizing, and it's going to be hand to hand.
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But it won't be with fancy Space Marines, blasting into orbit to engage in hand-to-hand combat in zero gravity.
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Reality television, then as now, was a form of hand-to-hand combat, though at first only the producers saw that.
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The cootie catcher is primarily associated with girlhood, a gendered tradition passed hand-to-hand at sleepover parties and in schoolyards.
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Director Christopher McQuarrie has amped up the hand-to-hand combat, the majestic outdoor scenes, and the gut-churning vertical drops.
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As the day (and the drinks) wore on, Henry challenged Francis to a wrestling match—a true hand-to-hand competition.
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They practice navigation and hand-to-hand combat, and spend days hiding in the mud while being hunted by armed instructors.
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Speeding car chases, heart-stopping hand-to-hand combat, bodies left for dead on the pavement, a backdrop of international espionage.
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"Men engineered bone daggers differently despite a single common purpose, which was to kill men during hand-to-hand fighting," said Dominy.
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I'd been in the Army for a few years and had received just a few hours of hand-to-hand combat training.
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After choosing a fighting style, combatants travel through an interconnected world fighting AI enemies and each other in hand-to-hand combat.
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According to the commentators, this guy is more agile and speedy, perfect for taking down giant robots with hand-to-hand combat.
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Yet Simon demands a chance to prove himself in front of the entire group with a hand-to-hand fight against Negan.
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Major advantage: pika Fighting ability: APikachu can harness the power of lighting and is surprisingly adept at basic hand-to-hand combat.
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A grizzly bear, however, is much larger, much more powerful, and way out of our league for a hand-to-hand fight.
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Lewis's spies warned him that there were Nazis in the hills, coaching sympathizers in marksmanship, urban warfare, and hand-to-hand combat.
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During a six-day training, Chadwick teaches volunteers handgun skills, de-escalation techniques, and hand-to-hand tactics, such as handcuffing suspects.
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But it was in the U.S. prison system that the book truly flourished, copies passed from hand to hand until they disintegrated.
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The fans are also treated to hand-to-hand combat drills, parachute landings and displays of tanks, rocket launchers and Chinook helicopters.
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He was read by yeshiva boys in secret, passing his books from hand to hand; by young Zionists filled with ideological fervor . . .
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Craig's father then tries to convince his son to put the gun down and fight hand-to-hand, which he eventually does.
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People have instead started to bump elbows, tap their feet, or put their own hands together to avoid hand-to-hand contact.
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Hand-to-hand combat with a spear, a shield and an ax specifically for chopping off heads earned the bravest chest tattoos.
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But in the face of Nazis heading down the streets with AR-15s, they don't feel hand-to-hand defense offers enough protection.
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Instead, the parties will between now and June 8th be locked in hand-to-hand electoral combat for Northern Ireland's 18 Westminster seats.
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She was in the SOE's first training class for female agents, where she learned skills from hand-to-hand combat to Morse code.
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Sometimes, instructors will have you pair up for some hand-to-hand sparring, but that's why it's helpful to go with a friend.
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The skulls show cranial fractures but none on their arms and legs to suggest that they fought back in hand-to-hand combat.
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In this relatively new sport, contestants do battle with moves borrowed from boxing, wrestling, karate and other forms of hand-to-hand combat.
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The punishment should be delivered hand to hand, there should not be any delays and the cases should not go on for years.
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"There's not a day that goes by that I don't feel like we're doing some kind of hand-to-hand combat," Spalding said.
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As MTV U.K. points out, Horan is the one who initiated the greeting, which was more of a friendly hand-to-hand attack.
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These problems, along with awkwardly framed hand-to-hand combat and gun battles leave the viewer hungry for a slickly executed espionage movie.
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Cass, like Bruce Wayne, doesn't have superpowers, but she's highly skilled in martial arts and is well-trained in hand-to-hand combat.
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A bout of tool-assisted hand-to-hand combat in a hardware store makes up in efficiency for what it lacks in originality.
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Drafted into the Army, he served for two years as a paratrooper and hand-to-hand combat instructor with the 11th Airborne Division.
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Children were passed hand to hand down a human chain along the side of the building, and rescuers helped adults climb down fire ladders.
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From hand-to-hand combat to firearms to drones and nuclear weapons, the rapid progress of weaponry will pose new challenges for our species.
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Peters explores the Paquete, an entirely offline piracy network that spreads international culture across Cuba via hard drives passed hand-to-hand among subscribers.
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As Ms Murakami points out, the country considers money dirty; cash is handed over in envelopes and on trays, rarely from hand to hand.
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Unless they feel the need to defend the honor of their childhood hero—be it Tesla or Edison—in simulated hand-to-hand combat.
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Rick is out for blood in "The Key," and his hand-to-hand showdown with Negan is one of the show's best action sequences.
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" Trump told The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday that he's looking for an "attack dog" running mate who's "skilled in hand-to-hand combat.
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His verbal sparring with Clinton over the auto bailout demonstrated a new level of comfort with the hand-to-hand combat of presidential campaigns.
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The newspaper described extensive rescue efforts at the site, with children and animals being passed hand-to-hand by rescuers in a human chain.
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Like his father, he went on to claim a Master of Sports degree in boxing, as well as another in hand to hand combat.
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We've come a long way since the days of selecting a CPU player for the other Pong paddle, tank or hand-to-hand combatant.
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Among those pulled from the wreckage was an eight-month-old baby girl, wrapped in a blanket and passed hand to hand by firefighters.
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FANTASY SPORTS Fans of hand-to-hand combat got a big victory this year when the Legislature and Mr. Cuomo legalized mixed marital arts.
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But if Cliff and Bruce were fighting in the jungles of the Philippines in a hand-to-hand combat fight, Cliff would kill him.
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Narrator: Before returning to Maryland for three more months of focused training... that includes driving, marksmanship, hand-to-hand combat, and realistic threat scenarios.
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"It was the custom of men in those days to compete for purses of money, in contests of hand-to-hand combat," she explains.
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A few minutes later, another militant crawled to the bunker's edge, where, at 6:11, the airman killed him in hand-to-hand combat.
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He cackled in between phrases and threw his mic from hand to hand with an absurd grin, but never let his hushed phrasing waver.
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We are not in a boxing match; we are in nature, and the struggle will be for survival, hand to hand, word to word.
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This is a book that will be quietly passed from hand to hand, and it will surely offer great comfort to its intended readers.
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Kang led the undercover agents in a hand-to-hand military combat session in order to train the supposed ISIS member in fighting techniques.
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The Army will find its best Rangers, snipers, mortar crews, and hand-to-hand fighters in a series of competitions in Georgia in April.
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Diana of Themyscira — Wonder Woman's given name — flies through the air, wields a sword against her enemies and is formidable in hand-to-hand combat.
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The methods they choose to employ are as diverse as their ranks — with some taking up arms and others turning to hand-to-hand combat.
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Doctors, dentists, and lawyers stood alongside construction workers and street sweepers, handing buckets of debris or chunks of concrete hand-to-hand down the line.
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President Donald Trump hasn't always had the best luck when it comes to making hand-to-hand contact with his wife, First Lady Melania Trump.
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Hit Man: Few characters in American public life relish the blood sport and brutal hand-to-hand combat of politics as much as Mr. Christie.
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A lot of the hand-to-hand fighting sequences come across as pretty choppy, in a way that surprised me given Coogler's work in Creed.
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The outdoor shoes are removed (Hanks makes sure to toss 'em lightly from hand to hand) and replaced by footwear more suited to the home.
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Two men sit across from each other in a Northern Ireland prison, locked in an argument so intense it feels like hand-to-hand combat.
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But while Pedersen concedes that such a control system could be utilized for hand to hand combat, he prefers, unsurprisingly, to focus on the positive.
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"It was as close to hand-to-hand combat as you're going to get," said Jesse Grapes, the commander of an infantry platoon in Fallujah.
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The battle degenerated into hand-to-hand fighting, with the ARVN perimeter shrinking to a few small buildings before a relief force finally broke through.
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"It's no different than when they're in hand-to-hand combat on the field, and they're manually trying to resist what he's doing," Andrews said.
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Some protestors issued apologies this week after demonstrations in Hong Kong International Airport devolved into "hand-to-hand clashes with riot police," the Post reports.
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We trained for six months at Custer Hill, learning how to march, fire weapons, engage in hand-to-hand combat, throw grenades, use gas masks.
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What followed was the Battle of the "Frozen Chosin," in which thousands of Marines were killed or wounded in days of hand-to-hand fighting.
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Dance historians are fond of proclaiming that dance, alone among the Western arts, is passed down hand to hand, like folk arts in traditional societies.
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Bloody hand-to-hand combat ensued on a battlefield punctuated by termite mounds the size of pickup trucks and bodies strewn amid the elephant grass.
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But others in the White House relish the daily hand-to-hand combat as House Democrats march toward what looks like an inevitable impeachment vote.
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But a border standoff between the world's two most populous nations recently devolved into hand-to-hand combat and stone-throwing high in the Himalayas.
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"There was a battalion of soldiers but it was a fierce fighting; twin suicide car bombs and hand-to-hand fighting," Captain Osman Ali told Reuters.
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Maduro used Trump's threat to try to energize his political base, broadcasting images of rifle-carrying civilians negotiating obstacle courses and learning hand-to-hand combat.
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Sure, there was rudimentary hand-to-hand combat and trench warfare, but WWI was also the first major conflict to feature complex air and ground vehicles.
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"Unlike a chemotherapy drug which destroys cancer cells that are growing, you put in a living therapy that engages the cancer in hand to hand combat".
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He never shared screen-time with the "super soldier" Bane, and only fought the hilarious Mr Freeze (Arnold Schwarzenegger) hand-to-hand at the film's climax.
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Fighting the virus, therefore, will be more whack-a-mole, with hand-to-hand combat in distinct zones, instead of containing a fast-moving national spread.
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In west Mosul, we're now more likely to see Iraqi forces call in an airstrike on a house than clear it with hand-to-hand fighting.
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Kang gave them military gear and classified documents and agreed to teach them hand-to-hand combat in a video-recorded session, according to federal prosecutors.
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United Airlines Chief Executive Oscar Munoz said his airline had promoted fist bumps as a way of greeting each other to reduce hand-to-hand contacts.
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In a Criminal Court affidavit, Detective Desormeau claimed that he saw a hand-to-hand exchange between the man and a woman who was not arrested.
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In one makeshift port and then another there is splashing and disembarking and then cries and hugs as babies are gingerly passed from hand to hand.
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Mustashrik sets his story in a futuristic desert metropolis where hand to hand combat is treated as a sport and fighters are revered like pop stars.
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The engolo was a much more brutal hand-to-hand fighting system that originated out of the need to protect the tribe against raids from other tribes.
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As a result, there is more hand-to-hand combat and gun violence in the first two episodes than there are special effects or bursts of light.
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The music is often distributed from hand to hand, via bootlegged CDs, bluetooth on phones and shared on whatsapp groups made up of fans of the genre.
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In another, she and Misty confront a trio of women in a warehouse; Colleen engages in hand-to-hand combat with one while Misty chases after another.
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The plastic and wooden weapons are used for the fights, but the walls are adorned with all manner of potentially deadly metal hand-to-hand combat weapons.
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After five years dedicated to those disciplines, Tumenov moved on to hand to hand combat, a field he would go on to claim two national titles in.
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Like a master juggler who keeps contrasting objects spinning from hand to hand, he loved to combine music and subjects that seemed to have nothing in common.
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That probably means hand-to-hand legal squabbling over individual paper ballots, and the strongest flashbacks to the surreal legal melee over Florida's presidential votes in 2000.
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He was raised near the Belgian border and the Hürtgen forest, where American and German soldiers engaged in hand-to-hand combat for three months in 1944.
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Her hand placed flat across his whole face, a tender but blinding gesture that winds into a mellifluous balletic pas de deux, hand to hand to body.
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The fight scenes, on the other had, have snap and surprise — a hand-to-hand, martial-arts classicism that hasn't been seen much in recent action movies.
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Lessons about intolerance — in a subplot, immigration officials abuse their power and plan a vendetta-driven raid in Chinatown — are interwoven with the hand-to-hand skirmishes.
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This self-defense hand-to-hand combat sport focuses on damaging the weak spots of an opponent's body — so no one is saying "good game" after the fight.
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That school has since grown into the King's Dominion we see in Deadly Class, which boasts courses like AP Black Arts, Poison Lab, and Hand-To-Hand Combat.
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" Between exercises, Mr. Maslikhov, 48, illuminated his students with the rich history of systema rukopashnii boi, which is translated as"the system of Russian hand-to-hand combat.
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Set during World War 1, the game features classic weapons (ranging from hand-to-hand combat in the trenches to airplane dog-fights) and fast-paced game play.
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Then, despite having a working firearm, Rick waltzes right into hand-to-hand combat with Negan — and is almost immediately disarmed as Negan pushes him to the ground.
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The outer rows stood pat, functioning as a hand-to-hand brigade; every bit of rubble that needed to move through the disaster zone passes through their hands.
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Everything is blood and slime (closed captioning frequently uses the term "squelching"), to say nothing of some brutal hand-to-hand combat, wounds, and an actual torture scene.
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He brought the heat, he showed his fight, and he has backed all of that up with weeks and weeks of hand-to-hand campaigning in New Hampshire.
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And thanks to our GOT sleuths at Refinery29 and on Reddit, we have an idea of one long-overdue hand-to-hand feud happening in the upcoming season.
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The attack would start at a distance with spears and arrows, and bone daggers would be used to stab opponents in the neck in hand-to-hand fighting.
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Moore understood his limitations in this area, and opted for cunning rather than grit in gaining the upper hand on his opponents in hand-to-hand combat scenes.
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Democrats, who dominate the 150-member Assembly, also regularly meet in a cramped conference room behind the chamber, passing a microphone from hand to hand as they speak.
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Democrats, who dominate the 150-member Assembly, also regularly meet in a cramped conference room behind the chamber, passing a microphone from hand to hand as they speak.
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She returns to her native Russia and reunites with her makeshift former family — after engaging in some hand-to-hand combat with her "sis," Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh).
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Rather than fight the two moblins hand to hand, I snuck around their impromptu base and shoved the rock off the edge, causing an explosion that immolated the critters.
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It takes place in a dark realm where you compete against other players online in real-time using various fighting techniques, from sword fighting to hand-to-hand combat.
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Many soldiers will no longer have to fear close contact and hand-to-hand combat because they will be able to deploy robots and unmanned vehicles at great ranges.
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It's got shootouts, ziplining, hand-to-hand combat, a scene from Shakespeare's Richard III, car chases, aerial tricks, an exploding pool, and hardly anything to tie it all together.
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With Norman covering Beckham on nearly every play, the two tangled frequently, especially on running plays when they engaged in hand-to-hand combat at the line of scrimmage.
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The show gives us a few hot potatoes to throw from hand to hand long enough for them to cool all the while imagining that they will be worth digesting.
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As you know by now, Jon Snow defeated Ramsay Bolton in army-to-army, shield-to-arrow and hand-to-hand combat on last night's episode of Game of Thrones.
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More recently, in February, Trump once again tried but failed to make hand-to-hand contact with his wife as they departed the White House for a trip to Ohio.
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Previous renditions of such interspecies hand-to-hand battles have invariably been conveyed via a flurry of quick cutting to convey violent action while concealing the lack of real contact.
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Whether you specialize in a long-running series like Street Fighter or newer titles like BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle, Evo is the Super Bowl of virtual hand-to-hand brawling.
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Her performance, introduced by Vice President Joseph Biden, concluded with her being joined onstage by a crowd of rape victims standing hand-to-hand with Lady G in defiant stoicism.
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However, there is an even more powerful message to be seen and experienced as the Baton passes from hand to hand, from seashore to mountaintop, through cities, towns and villages.
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The brutal hand-to-hand combat, the high-tech tools and investigations, that sensation of skulking around in the dark undetected, all of it was there in video game form.
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Perhaps this is why the mighty Klingons always find themselves bested in hand to hand combat by humans, Bajorans, and anybody else the plot finds convenient, despite their fierce reputations.
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" And: "It loves to be touched and petted, and enjoys running from hand to hand, swinging from your fingers or just cuddling on your shoulder like an adorable tame parrot.
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Vladimir Putin is no stranger to hand-to-hand political combat, and going into his private meeting with Trump, he has gone on the offensive where Trump is most vulnerable.
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Airlines and airports are doing a lot now to keep people safe, like sanitizing the daylights out of surfaces, asking crew to wear masks, and reducing hand to hand contact.
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The hadaka-jime in judo and jujutsu, the sleeper hold, rear chancery, or the Japanese strangle hold in catch wrestling and in old military manuals on hand-to-hand combat.
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"But if it's really on, hand-to-hand self-defense will only take you so far," said Jason Charles, a firefighter and organizer of the New York City Prepper's Network.
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" Similarly, at 20A, the answer to "Transfer, as in a bucket brigade" in the grid is HAND PASS HAND, which translates to the familiar phrase "PASS from HAND to HAND.
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Her abilities, aside from being a precise and skilled flyer, include knowing hand-to-hand combat, understanding 20123 languages, and being well-acquainted with almost every single kind of weapon.
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It also raised some bigger questions about the way Game of Thrones uses fights, especially compared with other TV shows that also feature a lot of hand-to-hand combat.
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I go for Zelda because she teleports and deflects projectiles and shoots fireballs from great distances, which are all optimal moves for any player looking to avoid hand-to-hand combat.
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But it simulated capitalism too well, and after it was passed from hand to hand for decades, it morphed into the Mr. Moneybags version we know and lose friends over today.
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The film isn't perfect: in some action scenes, Black Panther's suit looks more computer-generated than realistic, and the hand-to-hand combat sequences can come off more chaotic than compelling.
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During a tribute to the Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont, in which white boxes were tossed from hand to hand, the cameras were too close to capture the cascading effect.
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On two occasions last weekend, six performers dressed in stark white occupied the exhibition and the Guggenheim's permanent collection with a spirited display of national fervor and hand-to-hand combat.
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It limited his ability to wage the kind of hand-to-hand combat that is typical on the line of scrimmage but he was nonetheless a disruptive force in opposing backfields.
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At the Infantry Officer Course, one of my favorite instructors, a stoic captain named Emmanuel, told us of a passage from Dakota Meyer's memoir about hand-to-hand combat in Afghanistan.
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The old bulb was hot, and I was passing it from hand to hand, holding the new bulb under my arm, when the puppy leapt up at my older son's face.
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A bearded Captain America is seen taking on Thanos in hand-to-hand combat, Spider-Man is swinging through debris, and Thor finds his head nearly being crushed by the villain.
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The best overall stance for hand-to-hand combat is where your feet are spread about a shoulder's width apart, with your right foot about a foot ahead of the left.
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Stubbs increasingly stayed at home this year instead of going to the store, where he was frequently passed from hand to hand by people taking photos with him, the statement said.
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Nearby, Kelsey Strauch, an acrobat from Montana and a member of the "Akhnaten" cast, was balancing a silver hula hoop on her forehead while throwing three more from hand to hand.
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But only in The Feral Detective is there a ritualized hand-to-hand combat to the death in a desert arena, followed by a dinner party at a hipper-than-thou resort.
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The game doesn't really get much harder, but its hand-to-hand and shooter-boss battles emphasize the clumsy inertia of your character in a way that's far more frustrating than fun.
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When Byers entered the building, he engaged in hand-to-hand combat with one guard, then flung his body on top of Joseph to shield him from the firefight in the room.
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And since the early days, those mechanics have ballooned to include freerunning, 3D on-rails running, open-world exploration, or (and lets all try to forget this one) hand-to-hand combat.
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" Her colleague, Karl Rove, praised Gore as the "world's most pre-eminent debater, a man who is more proficient at hand-to-hand debate combat than anybody the world has ever seen.
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In a Tuesday interview with the Wall Street Journal, Trump declared he was looking for a running mate "skilled in hand-to-hand combat" to take on Hillary Clinton and her allies.
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Back at the Alakurtti base, soldiers demonstrated their hand-to-hand combat skills as journalists were herded from building to building, touring the canteen, the barracks and a brand-new medical facility.
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The series is at its best when it captures the small, human moments that play out amid these flashes of chaos — stolen kisses and thwarted connections and pitched hand-to-hand battles.
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Both former stunt coordinators, they masterminded a ground-level approach to fight scenes in John Wick that removed a lot of the computer-generated fakery and emphasized a hand-to-hand urgency.
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In the case of the Irish, boxing, known as Dornálaíocht, was part of the Gráscar Lámh, the Irish hand-to-hand fighting styles, and was very similar to what the British practiced.
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"The further you get up the supply chain and the further removed you get from the actual hand-to-hand sale or exchange, the more difficult they become" to prosecute, she said.
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Because it's easier to change one DNS record and see all web and email traffic, than it is to attack accounts in virtual hand-to-hand combat through phishing and spear phishing.
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The battle to defend progressive values and preserve American democracy is being fought, as the recent elections in Virginia and elsewhere suggest, at street level, hand to hand and house to house.
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Mr. Boseman's magnetism is more slow-burning and his performance is more physically restrained than Mr. Jordan, even deliberate, though he has his splashier, freewheeling moments, including some hand-to-hand grappling.
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Back then, puberty hadn't kicked in, and all I cared about was that Psylocke had a psychic blade and was one of the best hand-to-hand combatants in the Marvel universe.
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They had aggressively fought the N.S.A. against being ejected from the White House system, engaging in what the deputy director of the agency later called "hand-to-hand combat" to dig in.
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If the enemy makes it past the first two obstacle belts and closes within hand-to-hand range, they'll encounter villagers whom Cara Dune has instructed in good ol' fashioned spear fighting.
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The majority leader — who has proved adept at the hand-to-hand procedural combat of the Senate, frustrating Democrats at every turn — had been preparing for a trial for nearly a year.
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Then in February, as the first lady and president departed the White House for a trip to Ohio, Trump once again tried but failed to make hand-to-hand contact with his wife.
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No defensive wounds, such as injuries to the upper limbs, were detected, which suggests these individuals were captured and executed, and not killed in hand-to-hand combat, according to the new study.
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The practical effect of this budget was to mire the Reagan revolution — intent on fundamentally changing Washington — in a hand-to-hand street fight over the funding of hundreds of small federal programs.
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To make sure its robot was up to the task for hand-to-hand combat, MegaBots started a Kickstarter to upgrade its Mk.II robot, which was built mostly for long-range paintball combat.
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Battles can be fought both hand to hand and with the push of a button, so the skills needed range considerably: high-tech and cyber experience, training in foreign languages, physical force, etc.
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Or the way a heavy bucket of grapes gets passed over the vines, moving from hand to hand, to save you from lugging it to the wheelbarrow at the end of the row.
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He can be the noble fieldman Alec Leamas—hero of The Spy Who Came In From The Cold—skilled in hand-to-hand combat and hardening his heart again each time it breaks.
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Most likely, the process resolves itself with hand-to-hand fighting over the moving pieces: North Dakota's 28 delegates (unbound, but initially for Cruz); Colorado's 37 (ditto); and Pennsylvania's 54 unbound district delegates.
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Many Republicans fear the change would lead to quotas mandating specific numbers of women, which they argue could weaken some units, such as Marines in positions that might require hand-to-hand combat.
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The most notable thing about this sequence isn't the quality of the hand-to-hand combat or the gunplay, which are both good but not surprising for anyone familiar with Statham's previous work.
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Despite this benevolence, most of the action in the trailer gives us lots of hand-to-hand fighting, mainly with swords, knives, knife-tossing, at least one rifle-tossing, and several dog attacks.
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Superman spends most of the episode flying around at super speed, defusing bombs and grappling with the Joker's super-strong henchmen; Batman coordinates the search effort while simultaneously engaged in hand-to-hand combat.
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The hand-to-hand combat is certainly bracing -- and at times darkly funny -- in the early going, but then the guns start blazing, in a way that grows repetitive to the point of numbing.
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The polls show a tight race -- meaning the ground game for both campaigns is critical with the hand-to-hand political combat being waged door-by-door and one phone call at a time.
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But John Wick is all about relentlessly advancing through locations with a combination of close-range gunplay and hand-to-hand combat, which is harder to simulate in a small space with limited mobility.
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Two of Woodward's friends and a former Atomwaffen member said he joined the group in 2016 and spent three days at one of its "hate camps," learning hand-to-hand combat and firearms training.
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The game itself lets you team up with or against other players in hand-to-hand combat, and it features a surprisingly robust and complex fighting system, with real-world stances and combat styles.
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The Hollywood rule book stipulates that the climactic sequence should involve the noisy destruction of a lot of buildings and an extended hand-to-hand fight between the good guy and the main villain.
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After Ötzi's frozen body was exhumed from its alpine grave, scientists found evidence that he had been shot deep with an arrow, wounded in recent hand-to-hand combat, and beaten over the head.
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The virus can also be transmitted by hand-to-hand contact (like a handshake), but that's a secondary method of transmission, according to Dr. Stanley Deresinski, an infectious disease physician at Stanford Health Care.
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He is one of the most accomplished strikers in MMA, having won the Russian ARB Hand-to-Hand Combat championships on multiple occasions and was a bronze medallist in the Russian Kickboxing Federation's 2006 tournament.
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"For those who are trying to short the renminbi, we are very familiar with each other as we fought hand to hand a few years ago," Pan Gongsheng, deputy central bank governor, said on Friday.
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"After anti-riot forces were dispatched to the city from Shiraz, the people charged at them and hand-to-hand clashes ensued," a press release from the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) said.
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The trailers show her dispatching bad guys with hand-to-hand combat skills that would make Jason Bourne jealous, and using sex as weapon in the same way 007 has been doing since the '60s.
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"There will be more grassroots hand-to-hand combat than we've seen in Washington for a long time," FreedomWorks President and CEO Adam Brandon said Monday during an interview in his office near the Capitol.
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A lot of motherfuckers can't even trace the real work I've put in because it was all chopped and screwed, but these motherfuckers out here know, because I was hand to hand and met them.
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Wearing white masks to fight off the dust, they formed a human chain, passing from hand to hand all they could salvage from the gravelly destruction of the earthquake that struck this region in August.
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In the French elections, centrist Emmanuel Macron said French voters should expect verbal "hand-to-hand" combat when he and far-right candidate Marine Le Pen face off in a televised debate on Wednesday evening.
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The soaring global price for the flavor has boosted the local economy in recent years, and the infusion of money has added a commercial component to the centuries-old form of hand-to-hand combat.
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But we were doing hand-to-hand combat with Democrats in Iowa, who loved Obama, but were afraid they would find out later he was ineligible for the presidency because he was born in Kenya.
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Her abilities, aside from being a human plant viper, include being able to produce pheromones that bewitch others and make them fall in love with her, as well as exceptional hand-to-hand combat skills.
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The show is hosted by Wil Willis, a former Army Ranger; J. Neilson, a veteran knife maker; Doug Marcaida, the hand-to-hand-combat specialist; and David Baker, a swordsmith well versed in ancient weaponry.
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Papuan bone daggers had both utilitarian and symbolic purposes; they were at once a formidable close-contact, hand-to-hand weapon, as well as a powerful indicator of male social status, featuring beautiful and ornate markings.
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It can track your speed and number of spins (thanks, magnets), and tell you how cool you are whenever you manage to transfer the spinner from hand to hand, or balance it on a single finger.
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So, instead of engaging in hand-to-hand combat with a bunch of Hitler-worshipping skinheads, why not head to the nearest supermarket and stuff your face into a good old-fashioned white-flour sheet cake?
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Nakia, expert in all things espionage, and Okoye, whose iron-fisted hand-to-hand combat skills and use of a spear are unparalleled, are in disguise — dressed to the nines and truly a sight to behold.
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Humans specialize in hand-to-hand combat and have access to most weapons, mutants wield magic like no other, and monsters can evolve themselves by feasting on the meat of fallen opponents to become new monsters.
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" Black Belt treats the prison fighting styles as "impromptu" variations on hand-to-hand combat styles used by incarcerated military veterans, and refers to them by facility-specific names, such as "Coxsackie variation" and "Comstock style.
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The series will debut on USA this October, and the trailer shows off all of the requisite hand-to-hand action scenes, car chases, and glimpses of documents the CIA really should have shredded years ago.
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The former vice president has tried to keep the focus on Trump, and as the perceived frontrunner, has avoided hand-to-hand combat with other candidates, with the exception of responding to attacks on his record.
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While there's not a lot of nuance in this world of moral certainties, Pon does a bang-up job packing in skyscraper-scaling, flying (on airborne mo-peds), hand-to-hand combat and high-tech espionage.
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In Britain, writers like Rose Tremain, Philip Hensher and Andrew Miller are as well known as Geoff Dyer and Hilary Mantel, while here their work is passed hand to hand by smaller groups of passionate supporters.
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And while Thompson pointed to this season's ability to better animate "hand-to-hand" fights — including a tricky slo-mo sequence coming later this season — even a seemingly simple set piece requires a new level of attention.
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" Ultimately, despite all the chaos behind the scenes, Liman made the movie he wanted: a thinky, character-driven film with action scenes, what The Ringer's Chris Ryan memorably describes as "Before Sunrise with hand-to-hand combat.
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JACKSON, Ga. (Reuters) - Down a Georgia country road, camouflaged members of the Three Percent Security Force have mobilized for rifle practice, hand-to-hand combat training — and an impromptu campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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A 20-year-old charged with murdering a gay, Jewish teen this month belonged to an extremist neo-Nazi group that trained him in firearms and hand-to-hand combat, sources close to the suspect told ProPublica.
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But new video analysis suggests that he fought on alone for more than an hour after the rest of the team retreated and killed two fighters with Al Qaeda — one in hand-to-hand combat — before dying.
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But by threatening to shame companies for their job-location decisions, or to tax some of their imported goods at the border but not others, Trump is forging his own hand-to-hand approach to the economy.
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To them, he offered how-to plans for weaponry and explosives as well as drugs, electronic surveillance, guerrilla training and hand-to-hand combat — a potent mix that attracted the attention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Alongside those accomplishments, Magomedov won the M-1 Global welterweight title and was previously a runner-up at the Dagestan combat sambo championships—credentials which compliment his master of sports in boxing, hand-to-hand combat and sambo.
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And in doing so, he went against the grain of typical political combat in New York, where the conflicts are usually of the hand-to-hand sort, and not broad frontal attacks on powerful antagonists they cannot control.
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The influence of film does not mean that the '70s martial arts trend was solely about play acting; street gangs like the Black Spades, the Nomads, and the Ghetto Brothers were actively engaging in hand-to-hand combat.
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They have skated together in an exhibition game against student players and have taken in a tournament of the martial art sambo, developed in the 1920s to improve the hand-to-hand combat skills of the Red Army.
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In the last week, the humble, hand-to-hand slap has been singled out, stigmatized and fraught with anxiety, reflecting much of the confusion, and some of the contradiction, of the country's early response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Picard goes into action-movie action more often than you'd expect for a thespian on the mature side of 50—I've still never really bought him being able to defeat a Klingon in hand-to-hand combat, honestly.
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Some, like the factory fight and a nerve-wracking sequence in a Mexican-American border facility, are staged clearly and cleanly, with an emphasis on hand-to-hand action and the price of physical contact with a Terminator.
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Yet it's just so dysfunctional to have people like Marie Yovanovitch and Bill Taylor spinning their wheels out in Kyiv while Pompeo and Giuliani indulged the president's affection for baseless conspiracy theories and hand-to-hand political combat.
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For 18 days last month, a team of computer security experts found themselves engaged in a digital version of hand-to-hand combat with a group of hackers determined to break into the network of a military contractor.
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When I wanted to pick up, he'd WhatsApp me a very specific time ("3:07 PM"), and we'd position ourselves on opposite sides of the block, pass each other by, and make a quick hand-to-hand exchange.
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And so I would-, I would say that you have to make some compromise, you have to adjust, and you have to work hand-to-hand with the customers, no matter if they are China, Germany, Croatia or Brazil.
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have a complicated history with hand-to-hand contact, but after their most intimate hand grip to date on Tuesday, the couple has shared yet another surprising public display of affection.
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America's armed forces are led by men with three, four or more combat tours behind them, who do not flinch from warning foes like the Islamic State to "surrender or die", if needs be in hand-to-hand combat.
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After Trump failed to make hand-to-hand contact, the pair awkwardly stopped in their tracks for a moment before Trump moved to his wife's other side and placed his hand on her back, guiding her toward the plane.
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The gunplay and hand-to-hand combat (and fights with other weaponry best left unspoiled, even though they appear in the trailer) have real impact, though some of the chase scenes lean too heavily on CGI for their effectiveness.
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Wales produced its worst Six Nations showing in at least five years and was hopelessly outgunned in its usual areas of strength, losing the hand-to-hand battle for possession and missing 28 tackles in the first half alone.
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He says that Lee would beat Booth in a martial arts tournament in Madison Square Garden but that if they were fighting in the "jungles of the Philippines in a hand-to-hand combat fight, Cliff would kill him."
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What we get in this trailer is a look at a movie that appears to span multiple genres — it starts off looking very much like a Bourne-esque spy thriller with exciting, somewhat gritty hand-to-hand fight scenes.
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Ikaika Erik Kang, 34, an air traffic control specialist who also had extensive military training in hand-to-hand combat, was arrested by the FBI on Saturday following a year-long undercover probe, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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RAM regularly held hand-to-hand and other combat training for its members to prepare them to engage in violent confrontations at several purported political rallies and demonstrations in Virginia and California between March and August 2017, federal prosecutors said.
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Jesus's gifts would seem to include prodigious reserves of guile and resourcefulness along with elite hand-to-hand combat skills, though it remains to be seen whether or how he will bring those to bear in aide of the main group.
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What makes this scene all the more significant is how it deviates from historical depictions of rape survivors; Tyler is not only a man, but a highly trained soldier, capable of killing multiple Klingon warriors in hand-to-hand combat.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Barrow told a packed federal courtroom in downtown Portland that during the January takeover, the conspirators, many wearing camouflage and toting rifles, practiced shooting drills and hand-to-hand combat together at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - South Korean and U.S. Marines are conducting military exercises on ski slopes in sub-freezing temperatures, including shirtless hand-to-hand combat in the snow, prompting warnings of retaliation from North Korea over "madcap mid-winter" drills.
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Grimy bills pass from hand to hand: 1,500 Guinean francs for a sweet potato, 803,000 for an onion, 5,000 for a SIM card, 8,000 for a liter of gasohol, 9,275 for a kilo of rice, 45,000 for a live chicken.
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By turns brutal and vain, comedic and exacting, Mr. Perez survived police raids, stickups, territorial incursions and a transformation of the city's drug trade as it came to rely less than it once had on hand-to-hand street sales.
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Despite a past that included ties to notorious Russian neo-Nazi organizations, even reportedly running training for them on everything from hand-to-hand combat to knife fights, Korotkikh was given Ukrainian citizenship by then-president, Petro Poroshenko, in 2014.
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To make the legacy of nuclear blasts more accessible to the average person, Brooklyn-based artist Eric LoPresti tried something unusual and symbolic: He filmed his Aikido dojo members reenacting every known nuclear blast as hand-to-hand combat moves.
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Donny boy has already shaken things up with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Emmanuel Macron, President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon, and many more — all while perfecting his various methods of hand-to-hand contact.
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He recently scrubbed any existence of his accounts on Gab and Twitter, but the latter account was similar to The Base account: inciting white nationalist and neo-Nazis to action and preaching military tradecraft, hand-to-hand combat and organizing operations.
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Such is Mr. Tusk's love of hand-to-hand combat that he even questions whether forming industry alliances is worth the trouble: Better to die because you "fought hard and lost" than because your coalition couldn't get its act together.
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Archery eliminates the advantages of height, reach, and strength that the majority of men hold over women in hand to hand or bladed combat, while the small size of their communities meant that everyone was needed when they came under attack.
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A Few Thoughts While We Survey the Wreckage: • This episode mixes things up a touch by incorporating a car chase, one of the vessels for action not yet exhausted by a series that relies primarily on hand-to-hand combat.
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Both Alonzo and Pitt convinced Tarantino to change the result of the fight to display that Cliff is a formidable fighter — thus setting up the ultraviolent end of the film — without having him actually beat Lee in hand-to-hand combat.
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While the chunky computer screens used for hacking in this series are obsolete two decades later, the recent box office successes of "John Wick" movies suggest that watching Reeves engage in hand-to-hand combat never goes out of vogue.
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It's a bit confusing, but bear with us: Hawkgirl is described as having all of Kendra's memories and all of the original Hawkgirl's abilities (flight, armed and hand-to-hand combat, the ability to talk to birds, and superhuman strength).
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While Philip does most of the complaining about Matthew, making you think that he's upset about more than just the F.B.I. connection, Elizabeth takes the practical approach, initiating Paige into hand-to-hand combat in one of the episode's better scenes.
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"For those who are trying to short the renminbi, we fought hand to hand a few years ago, so we are very familiar with each other," said Pan Gongsheng, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, in Beijing on Friday.
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From the quick look we get at it, it's either so Arya can use it in close quarters for hand-to-hand combat, or so it can be put on some sort of longer spear so she can fight people from far away.
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Follow along as pairs of published New York Times constructors pass the creation of a crossword puzzle from hand to hand, taking us through the process of developing a theme, designing a workable grid, filling the entire grid and writing the clues.
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You control mythological creatures and legendary warriors — including the gladiator Spartacus, the sorceress Morgan Le Fay, and the warlord Vlad the Impaler — who fight for control of a ball and try to move it into a goal amid hand-to-hand combat.
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Rey from Star WarsShe's great with a bo staff, and it's not like she's busy being in her own franchise's Monopoly or anything, so why not find out how this budding young Jedi could harness the force in hand-to-hand combat?
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In the clip, which also includes snippets from Bourne Identity, Bourne Supremacy and Bourne Ultimatum, Damon puts his deadly hand-to-hand combat skills on full display, squaring off against all manner of foe hell-bent on sending him to his maker.
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Because while the popular MechWarrior, MechAssault, and MechCommander games all focused on ranged, robotic combat, BattleTech (in both its fiction and within the design of the board game itself) is as much about hand-to-hand mecha combat as futuristic lasers and autocannons.
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We could just be passed over in a matter of days or a couple hours, but it still endures because we had that solid organic base from back in the day where things were passed around, hand to hand, word of mouth.
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The action scenes involve Pannu engaged in hand-to-hand combat in several well-executed sequences, but Nair would rather hide the lack of cleverness in the script with drama (lots of glass doors breaking, bullets being fired) and loud background music.
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There are numbers of hand to hand sequences in the Moore films, many include 'karate chops' and some low kicks and many campy uses of props but his fight scenes never reach the intensity and grit of Connery's, or later, Craig's, fight scenes.
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You know in the X Factor—the actual X Factor, the one whose lawyers have been defeated in hand-to-hand-combat by Team Sex Factor—when the judges ask people if they have the "X Factor" and they genuinely aren't sure?
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"For those who are trying to short the renminbi, we fought hand to hand a few years ago so we are very familiar with each other," Pan Gongsheng, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, said at a news conference in Beijing.
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Even the props are well cast: when Fleabag steals a gold statue of a headless woman, the statue transforms into a symbol of something—power, weakness, creativity, money, family secrets, you name it—and gets passed hand to hand, a lubricious hot potato.
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This trailer spends a weird amount of time on a kind of goofy origin story, but then it moves into flashes of pretty intense, globe-spanning action sequences that seem to have a little bit of everything: car chases, shootouts, hand-to-hand combat.
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It doesn't adhere to familiar story logic: characters who seem to be significant die in arbitrary, abrupt ways, and the level of alien threat fluctuates considerably, depending on whether a given scene calls for a hand-to-hand throwdown or a kaiju-sized super-battle.
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The report stated that the first team member to enter was "immediately shot by enemy AK-47 fire" and that upon entering, Byers "immediately engaged a guard" in a firefight and managed to tackle another guard, subduing him by way of hand-to-hand combat.
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Hollywood has heard the cries of fan-fiction crossover enthusiasts, and have cast the mother of dragons (Emilia Clarke) and the Games' cutest tribute (Sam Clafin) in a Nicholas Sparks-esque romance, with lots of longing stares and (most likely) no hand-to-hand combat.
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After all, Statham can't be the only guy on the mid-budget, action-movie block forever, and many action fans are sick of seeing directors use quick-cutting trickery to make it look like, say, Ben Affleck is skilled in hand-to-hand combat.
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Nicki Minaj thinks Cardi B took a giant L in their war that almost erupted in hand-to-hand combat, because Nicki's business empire has gotten even bigger, her radio show has shot to #1 and all Cardi got was a lump on the head.
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As proxies for American military power, these victims were something far more strange and pitiful: the sons of farmers from mountain villages in Nepal, passed from hand to hand by the "body shops" that had sprung up to provide cheap labor for American bases.
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There, to prepare for the execution of those responsible for masterminding, financing and building the bomb, Stephanie learns hand-to-hand combat, mental toughness — the master making his pupil swim across a lake in the winter, risking hypothermia — and how to fire a gun.
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Walid bin Attash, known as Khallad, is accused of training two of the hijackers on hand-to-hand fighting in 1999, researching flights and timetables and testing the ability of a passenger to hide a razor knife on flights to Malaysia, Thailand and China.
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But the reality is that before EA became the juggernaut of sports games, Konami's Blades of Steel included fighting, so it was an easy to way to sneak a video game with hand-to-hand combat past your parents, before we all became desensitized to violence.
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It has the same sense of humor, the same dextrous continuity with the other shows and DC at large, and a bunch of actors who are pretty damn charming in silly outfits, shooting well-rendered flames from their hands or crunching badguy bones hand-to-hand.
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Boxing's hand-to-hand combat is the focus of a series of collages by Wardell Milan, collectively titled "Battle Royale" (2007), in which the artist shaped, sliced, shifted, and duplicated the opponents' bodies, as pictured in vintage sports photos, to amplify the impact of their blows.
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In the indictment, officials accuse the men of "participating in hand-to-hand and other combat training" and traveling to rallies across California to intentionally start fights and incite violence with counter-protesters and others, specifically citing brawls last year in Huntington Beach, Berkeley, and San Bernardino.
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But primarily, it's about the manhunt for Du Qiu, which gives Woo plenty of opportunities for hand-to-hand combat, gun fights, and big chase sequences, including the inevitable one through a vast parade, and a much less inevitable and more surprising one involving jet skis.
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Further evidence of a potentially conflicted conscience: While he said Tuesday he wanted a running mate "skilled in hand-to-hand combat," he flipped the script late Wednesday, telling Fox News he actually doesn't need a vice presidential candidate in the mold of an attack dog.
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The new trailer for Samurai Jack, returning to the small screen on Adult Swim's resurrected Toonami block this March, has everything we've come to expect from the iconic animated series: robots, explosions, hand-to-hand combat, gatling guns, creepy shrines, ghosts, ninjas, and ear-splitting battle cries.
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A man who's seen his share of press conferences, he clutched my tape recorder like a microphone, tossing it from hand to hand, sometimes placing it on the table, sometimes millimeters from his lips, all with the dextral arrogance of an athlete playing a home game.
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But just as groundbreaking are the film's female characters, many of whom belong to the Dora Milaje, a team of Wakandan women trained from birth to be some of the best fighters in the world when it comes to martial arts, hand-to-hand combat, and weaponry.
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Available on: Amazon Prime Instant Video Rise of the Tomb Raider: 24 Year Celebration True, Rise of the Tomb Raider isn't much of a leap from Uncharted 211.99: they're both dazzling adventure games that pair wild set pieces with hand-to-hand combat and light puzzle-solving.
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For a company that has long been portrayed as part of all-powerful Big Tobacco to engage in what is essentially hand-to-hand coupon distribution might seem surprising, but it's indicative of how radically tobacco consumption has changed in the United States in recent years.
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When it was done, she recounted, dozens of residents lined Main Street to pass, hand to hand, a copy of "Sag Harbor: The Story of an American Beauty," a history by Dorothy Ingersoll Zaykowski, from the library's temporary quarters on Water Street to its refurbished home.
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The basic template of instructional pamphlets and posters — the kind you see on every airplane or near every fire exit — is also a feature of O.S.S. iconography, which offered minimalist, illustrated instructions on how to use a knife against a Nazi in hand-to-hand combat.
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Citing three people with knowledge of Woodward's links to the group, including a former member of the Atomwaffen Division, ProPublica reported that Woodward had joined the group in 2016 and attended a three-day training camp that included training in firearms, hand-to-hand combat, and survival skills.
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It might seem a little unfair, but it's balanced out by the fact that marines can respawn after being slain, and by their ability to rush towards weakened enemies, closing in to perform glory kills in hand-to-hand combat—an element lifted directly from 2016's video game.
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In the clip, President Trump's face is crudely edited on top of the protagonist's during the spree, which involves guns, hand-to-hand combat and, at one point, a blowtorch; his victims' faces have been replaced with the faces of politicians, journalists, entertainers and the logos of media organizations.
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ALBANY — To many in Albany, New York's attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, seemed staid and somewhat standoffish: a teetotaler who favored coffee shops over bars, liked yoga and health food and preferred high-minded intellectual and legal debate to the hand-to-hand combat of New York's political arena.
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The hand-to-hand political combat in House elections on Tuesday in Georgia and last week in Kansas had the feel of the first rounds of an epic battle next year for control of the House of Representatives and the direction of national politics as the Trump presidency unfolds.
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Most Vietnam War movies at least partially deal with the awful violence, war crimes, and psychological trauma that the conflict was riddled with, while Operation Dumbo Drop portrayed the war as a low-stakes affair and when Americans met Viet Cong forces, they primarily used hand-to-hand combat.
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After months of private hand-to-hand combat in the halls of Congress, the Koch operation is beginning to bring public pressure to bear on a group of Republicans who are poised to support a border adjustability tax, a central tenet of the plan pushed by House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Like much of New York City's urban mythology—such as the Decepticons gang, the tunnels under Alphabet City, or the albino alligators and alligator-sized rats in the sewers—the legendary hand-to-hand combat style seemed to always hover just outside my conscious knowledge, a whisper from an unclear direction.
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" Benczkowski continued, "When you go and observe this doctor's office and you see lines down the block, you see people shuffling around waiting to go into the doctor's office, you see behavior that looks very much like behavior you see in traditional street corner hand-to-hand drug distribution, it's stark.
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A few days ago Wittes, a 47-year-old self-described "reasonably well-trained but not especially expert middle-aged desk worker" with black belts in taekwondo and aikido retweeted a challenge he put to Putin on his site back in 2015 to fight him in hand-to-hand combat.
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Once the cameras were on, however, Macron — who in the run-up had promised a "hand-to-hand combat" debate — came out swinging "You are the heiress of a name, a political party, of a system, which has prospered for years and years off the back of the French people's anger," he said.
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When the Yankees announced last Monday that they were no longer producing or accepting print at-home tickets and instituting mobile ticketing, ticket company officials and industry analysts said the only way to sell tickets outside the Yankees' clearinghouse would be the old-fashioned way: exchanging hard-copy tickets from hand to hand.
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The decision before our nation is not one of gender equality, but whether we as Americans are willing to force our daughters into selective service, potentially sending them to war in foreign lands with the mission of finding and destroying the enemy directly by fire and maneuver, and hand to hand combat.
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The boy told agents that Ibn Wahhaj trained him and another of Leveille's teenage sons in firearms and military techniques, including rapid reloads and hand-to-hand combat, and told them jihad meant killing non-believers on behalf of Allah, according to the affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in New Mexico.
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But her slam-dunk portrayals of real and fictitious killers — the convicted murderer Aileen Wuornos from "Monster," Imperator Furiosa in "Mad Max: Fury Road," Ravenna in "Snow White and the Huntsman" and now a merciless hand-to-hand combatant in the new "Atomic Blonde" — all suggest a woman who does not easily suffer fools.
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The villa he was camping out in is apparently open to the public—you can tour the thing for about $10, getting an inside look at its lavishly decorated halls and hearing all about its complex history as it was passed "from hand to hand" among a long list of bougie-ass French royals.
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" Elisa Marsh, makeup department head and makeup artist for Thandie Newton and principal cast: "Dolores maintains a more pristine look for two reasons: First, she is the leader of the horde, and most of the time others do her bidding — reminiscent of a general looking on while the soldiers are doing the hand-to-hand combat.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The piece of stone may only be a little over 1.4 inches long (~3.5cm), but the meticulous detail of the carved scene featuring three warriors in hand-to-hand combat is a stunning display of ancient artistic skill and it may challenge our perceptions of naturalism in the Ancient Aegean era.
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But it also has plenty to appeal to die-hard Cirque fans: contortionists, jugglers, trapeze artists and tumblers; trampolines and teeterboards; banquine (human pyramids) and hand to hand (partner acrobatics on the floor) and hand to trapeze (a woman travels between a male porter on the ground and one on a trapeze, representing the love triangle).
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The Air Force secretary is pushing for a Medal of Honor, the military's highest award, after new technology used in an examination of videos from aircraft flying overhead helped officials conclude that the sergeant had killed two fighters with Al Qaeda — one in hand-to-hand combat — before dying in an attempt to protect arriving reinforcements.
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Both served in the Marine Corps, and Aisne-Marne holds a special significance for that branch of the armed forces, as the Washington Post pointed out: A brigade of Marines joined two Army divisions in the closing months of the war and fought brutal hand-to-hand combat in the wood, occasionally contending with swirling poison gas.
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Having dwelt in obscurity for so long, heard only in musty corners of the internet or passed from hand to hand on cassette, the recordings Coltrane made at her Sai Anantam Ashram in Agoura, California—after she'd turned away from the secular world and her jazz career—are like opening a portal to another time/space dimension.
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