Bagel Egg In A Hole With Smashed Avocado We've all seen the old egg-in-a-hole trick, but what about a bagel-egg-in-a-hole with mashed avocado spread?!
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A king ended up in a hole in the ground.
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You get in a hole, it's tough to come back.
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Anything is better than remaining stuck in a hole forever.
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In a hole in your pants there lived a wallet.
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They were in a hole and needed a way out.
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"My spoon is in a hole, I'm in love," she wrote.
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The remains were partly submerged in a hole in the ice.
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It's tough to get in a hole and dig yourself out.
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You put yourself in a hole when you take penalties early.
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And then you just got in a hole and it snowballed.
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It's also been a year since he fell in a hole.
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A good birria is cooked in a hole in the ground.
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Behind it, a fist-size container was stashed in a hole.
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They were in a hole in part because of Sanchez's defense.
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If you find yourself in a hole, they say, stop digging.
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"They left us like rats in a hole," said the Rev.
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He was discovered hidden in a hole a few miles outside Tikrit.
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Caila Thompson-Hannant (Mozart's Sister): In a hole, no not at all!!!
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But this is where documentaries are filling in a hole in journalism.
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His grandfather escaped the massacres by hiding in a hole for years.
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Obviuosly, giving up two early in the game put us in a hole.
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If you're in a hole and you want to get out, stop digging.
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"She was found buried in a hole," the police spokesperson says of O'Connor.
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Blood was pooled in a hole where he plans to plant a tree.
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Then all the sudden you're in a hole and you lose your patience.
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He's obviously passionate about music and anxious to discuss Down in a Hole.
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Firing Lewandowski suggests Trump — or possibly Trump's children — realize he's in a hole.
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However, I will not go to ground like a rat in a hole.
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"The first quarter put us in a hole," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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External forces have put them in a hole, but they're digging it deeper.
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You stop grouting when you can't put any more grout in a hole.
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Now she continues to wait while the President digs himself deeper in a hole.
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Glencore's dealings in Congo have landed it in a hole as deep as Kamoto.
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He said he buried the evidence in a hole by their home in Flint.
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"We put ourselves in a hole," Armas had said after the first-leg defeat.
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Furlong said the campers were burning poop in a hole, reports the Reno Gazette Journal.
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Dear Amy: A friend of mine is in a hole of debt, denial and inaction.
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It is a terrible idea Apr 1st 20183 The Trump presidency is in a hole.
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This emoji's use is to tell people that you're in a hole, or a bind.
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One is God for God is One— The only one in a hole in one.
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"It feels like you are jumping in a hole getting into the corner," Lessard said.
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I started to question how could you start something when you're starting in a hole?
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"They could have all crawled in a hole and said, 'Oh, poor us,'" she said.
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Colorado found itself in a hole again in the bottom half, when Bradley, a career .
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A reminder of that you're in a hole that feels impossible to get out of.
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I'm just looking for a collision, not a collision that results in a hole in one.
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I'd be living in a hole somewhere eating cockroaches for dinner if it wasn't for you.
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Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen told reporters on Monday that Cespedes stepped in a hole.
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But a 24-4 Texas Tech run put Richmond in a hole it could not overcome.
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We started off in a hole and just kept digging a deeper one as we went.
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" He continued, "But, man, I know what Throwback Thursday is, I ain't been in a hole!
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The black-and-white cat managed to get his stuck in a hole in the lid.
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While Republicans just got a financial boost from Speaker Paul Ryan, they're still in a hole.
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They are in a hole, down two games to none, to the Sharks, not the Ducks.
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Just imagine if you just fell in a hole and broke every bone in your body.
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She hides in a hole and the kindly but crazy Saw Gerrera rescues and raises her.
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"The moment this happened we were going to dig ourselves in a hole regardless," said Sopit.
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"It was like being in a hole," he told me, his eyes welling up with tears.
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Breakingviews Sinclair Broadcast Group's $3.9 billion deal for Tribune Media is putting Fox in a hole.
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They defecated in a hole surrounded by curtains and were never permitted to leave the cell.
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The first thing to do when you find yourself in a hole is to stop digging.
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Now they are heading home in a hole they still believe they can climb out of.
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And I can think of no reason why someone would need to burn poop in a hole.
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Put him in a box and put the box in a hole, then the matter is closed.
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Kandle: I definitely don't believe Montreal is in a hole, nor does it have its own sound!
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He also evokes humor, like in Holey Ghost, a crucified figure covered in a hole-y sheet.
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Kidnappers held the nine-year-old son of a timber tycoon in a hole in the woods.
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Elizabeth Warren was already in a hole on this one and she can't seem to stop digging.
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Grant says there's a time when grit will get you nowhere but stuck further in a hole.
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" But then there's vaudevillian Will Rogers on mining: "When you find yourself in a hole, quit digging.
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For instance, in the first game, you need to get a rope to go in a hole.
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But New York, New York, is a wonderful town; the people ride in a hole in the ground.
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"It felt like I was in a hole, and I had no way to get out," he said.
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According to the Daily Herald, the abductors blindfolded Weyerhaeuser and imprisoned him in a hole in the forest.
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"Any government that doesn't satisfy the public's demands is going to start basically in a hole," he said.
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We'd like to stick our head in a hole in the ground and pretend it's not going on.
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So they decide to sit in a hole and burn green twigs until they start hallucinating from the smoke.
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Unless "being the greater fool" is your lifelong financial dream, you're better off burying your money in a hole.
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"The last two games, turnovers have hurt us and put us in a hole," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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It's theorized that they died in a hole following a landslide, setting up the pristine conditions for their preservation.
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So when he's in a hole for weeks, just laying up, he's not uptight—he's just biding his time.
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Smart has said she was tethered to a tree, hidden in a hole and repeatedly raped during her captivity.
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In the novel, Joe hid Beck's things in a hole in the wall that he also covered with artwork.
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By some standards, we were living and learning in a hole, but we never thought of it that way.
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When you're in a hole, stop digging Remember the soccer player who thanked his wife and girlfriend after a match?
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But it's definitely tough when a pitcher puts you in a hole like I did by giving up four runs.
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If her hands burned, she was guilty, and would be placed in a hole in the ground until she confessed.
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Lots of people are traveling and moving around lots but as a city I don't think it's in a hole.
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Slepyshev put Los Angeles in a hole only 218 seconds into the game with his fourth goal of the season.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoTo power it on and off you flip a switch in a hole hidden besides its tail.
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In the desert, they eat burrowing rodents, and sometimes they'll store food for later by putting it in a hole.
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"I was sticking my hand in a hole and a monster locked on me," Sapp told the Tampa Bay Times.
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There's also a 20-megapixel selfie camera with a 2-megapixel depth sensor housed in a hole-punch display cutout.
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Indeed, as the old saying goes, when you're in a hole, the first order of business is to stop digging.
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Soon after, the U.S. military raided a farm near Tikrit where Saddam was found hiding in a hole in the ground.
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The submarine was found with its nose in a hole, its rear extending from the seafloor at a 45 degree angle.
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OpenText has never been afraid to open its wallet to fill in a hole (or even buy something with overlapping functionality).
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They're similarly social insects, and typically nest underground or in a hole, though they're often found nesting in human-built environments.
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Nicklaus got it for putting a small ball in a hole, so he must have been pretty fucking good at it.
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"Giving up two-strike hits and putting the team in a hole in the first inning, that just can't happen," Davies said.
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Zurich Insurance provides a seemingly endless amount of knitted blue hats in a hole in the wall and they are incredibly popular.
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"); and like a badger by living in a hole in a hill with his 8-year-old son and eating earthworms ("Huh.
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"We've given up some big first quarters and found ourselves in a hole, but we keep fighting," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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Or Beverley turning into a poisonous gnat and making everyone on the other team want to crawl in a hole and die.
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But this isinde , woven from dried banana-tree leaves, was much lighter: it was stored in a hole under a heavy rock.
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And in August, he released his first album, "Down in a Hole," filled with world-weary country songs that he helped write.
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Lastly, it means we commemorate an important anniversary: it is one year to the day since Travis Scott fell in a hole.
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When he sings "I want to stick my head in a hole in the ground", it's more general despair than outright defeat.
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"It gets to a point where you're almost craving something negative, so you can just sit in a hole of sadness," Williams said.
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He told police he cleaned his home with bleach, then put his clothing, towels, and the bodies in a hole in the yard.
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"I want them dead or on the run in a hole somewhere in the desert, and significantly less of a threat," he said.
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Also tonight, Bill Clinton tries to fix the damage, but perhaps, when you&aposre in a hole it&aposs best to stop digging.
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When they do get in a hole or have a bad day, they've mastered another crucial component of doubles: picking each other up.
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On Day 4, on another section of the Simpson River, we found a group of rainbows in a hole beneath an elevated bank.
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" On "Graffiti," he laments, "You know I got money but I'm in a hole/Scared I'ma die when I'm out on the road.
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As a writer for the other side, who are just not creative in any way and want to stick you in a hole.
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He has to play traumatized, as he's returned to the Warrens after living in a hole with a sexual predator for 10 years.
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It was on this vessel that Brigman fell in a hole during a storm, nearly severing a breast and leaving her badly scarred.
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The camera bump on the back is long and vertical, while the camera on the front comes in a hole-punch configuration, for example.
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I felt like, since she's not American, even though she's still horrified and concerned, she just didn't get why I was in a hole.
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The sanctions had left Glencore in a hole: Mr Gertler had sued it in Congo, and had won a freezing order on its assets.
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The video showed a fuse attached to a cylinder container being lit in a hole in the ground at the back of a property.
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But things took off, and after releasing his debut album, Down in a Hole, Sutherland put out another one less than two years later.
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The Sharks, struggling to get into offensive gear, find themselves in a hole in their first Final in 24 years as an NHL franchise.
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In response, Hirut — in a surprising but convincing turn — starts stealing things from the household and burying them in a hole by the stable.
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His one-snap replacement threw the ball to the wrong team, however, putting the Panthers in a hole they could not dig out of.
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I have a frozen orange alcoholic slushie, and we play some games, including one very addicting game where you throw a coin in a hole.
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"If you guys need me, I'll be in a hole in the ground 😵💀👋🏽," the Emmy winner wrote in a follow-up tweet.
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After an extensive search on Saturday, volunteer searchers found the baby's body wrapped up in "blue cloth" in a hole under a log, said Crum.
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That album is called Down in a Hole (because excuse me but did you know he does country music?) and it was released via Ironworks.
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I couldn't even troubleshoot lint in a hole for over six months and was this close to just throwing it out for a new phone.
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The industry is indeed in a hole, beset by pricing and pollution problems, plus NGO pressure on creditors and investors to pull out their money.
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Then I went home and made myself and egg in a hole, which I enjoyed with some carrot-orange juice because I was still hungry.
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Trump started off in a hole, and after making only a few fitful efforts to climb out of it, he proceeded to dig himself deeper.
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"Anytime a manager puts you in a hole like that, where you've got bases loaded and you've got no wiggle room, that's tough," Yost said.
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We also look ahead to weekend breakfasts with recipes for roasted grapefruit, egg-in-a-hole and steel-cut oatmeal (tip: soak the oats overnight).
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And now they're in a hole, perhaps unfairly, and France can do what France has been doing: just tighten up, and not make any mistakes.
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According to the report, Cespedes stepped in a hole in an effort to get away from the animal ... 'causing a nasty break in his ankle.
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The lander, MASCOT, hit a boulder, bounced backward, and tumbled 55 feet along the asteroid's surface before coming to rest upside down in a hole.
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For example, activities that require fine motor skills, like the type of dexterity needed to put a small pin in a hole or tie a knot.
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They're in a hole, because No. 1, they're chopping up the rights and spreading them a lot, and spreading them on to Amazon and other places.
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Around eight minutes in, Eleven walks into an abandoned warehouse to find four people huddling around a fire that burns in a hole-ridden tin drum.
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Once the books enter the public domain, a wider variety of new editions become available again, filling in a hole in the public and cultural record.
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Even when you're living in a hole, it's your hole that you paid for, and there's a feeling of accomplishment and growth and 'Wow, I'm doing this.
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And after watching Jackie — the breathless, stirring new film starring Natalie Portman as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis —I found myself in a hole that lasted a full week.
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Isn't the act of trying to make the world a better place, sticking a finger in a hole spewing horrific nonsense, something important in and of itself?
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Technical debt must be balanced wisely — not enough and you'll lose the race; too much and you'll be in a hole out of which you'll never climb.
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Canning 22009-pointers, scoring off the dribble and even drilling one long jumper over two defenders, DiVincenzo put Michigan in a hole it wasn't about to escape.
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So while you don't need to hide in a hole, there are some worthwhile (and easy!) steps you can take to keep your accounts from being hijacked.
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Today, however, when Holm finds herself in a hole two fights deep and Tate is recovering from a downright beatdown, the rematch still seems to make sense.
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Video footage of the harrowing rescue showed a group of men digging through rubble at the toppled Enrique Rebsamen School after noticing the children in a hole.
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Our reporter met a former police officer who was marked for execution but survived by hiding in a hole in the ground in his dirt-floor house.
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Canning 3-pointers, scoring off the dribble and even drilling one long jumper over two defenders, DiVincenzo put Michigan in a hole it wasn't about to escape.
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Against that lineup you've just got to make quality pitches and, when you have guys on base every inning, you kind of put yourself in a hole.
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Pacers 222, Nets 242 After the Indiana Pacers started pushing the tempo in the second quarter, the Nets ended up in a hole that was just too deep.
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In the worst-case scenario, stocks crash just as retirees start spending their savings, leaving them in a hole they can no longer earn their way out of.
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I am hearing you, Varys, and I agree: this plan has no clear goal and we do end up with nothing but a bad guy in a hole.
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Only eight teams remain in the chase for the Cup, but the Predators were in a hole, down by two games to none, against the Sharks entering Tuesday.
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"We just put ourselves in a hole, man, not getting stops when we needed to, and obviously not finishing the game like we wanted to," Westbrook told reporters.
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According to Van Wagenen, Cespedes told the team that he had fallen after stepping in a hole on his ranch, twisting his right ankle and sustaining multiple fractures.
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The Otsego County District Attorney's office has ordered Mr. Mumbulo to bury the cows in a hole at least three feet deep within 72 hours, Ms. Dembinska said.
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His set is a dusty slice of classic country from his suitably morosely titled debt, Down In A Hole and to be honest it is genuinely quite good.
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Instead, the S10's front-facing camera is nestled in a "hole punch" on the front of the Galaxy S10's screen to eliminate the need for a notch.
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EURO IN A HOLE The next hurdle for investors will be U.S. payrolls data for February, with analysts uncertain how much payback there might be for January's outsized jump.
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But the Crown Prince is in a hole right now and it's a mark of how much humble pie he needs to eat that he will engage with Trump.
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Ignoring the old saying about when you are in a hole you should stop digging, Ms. Wilson made some excuses and then mentioned that she is of Jewish descent.
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" (He also keeps hoagies in a hole he dug in the wall and talks to a turtle he believes is Quincy Jones.) Meyers says, "Can I ask you something?
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They're coming out, scored what, five straight baskets, and again, you let a team like that get momentum as hard as they're playing, you put yourself in a hole.
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They folded a piece of birch bark like a coffee filter — an impromptu bowl — and placed it in a hole in the ground about the size of a cup.
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Eventually his luck ran out and in a 1985 raid by the army he was discovered hiding in a hole dug next to one of the homes he helped build.
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To find this optimal angle, I just reran my numerical calculation many times and changed the starting angle until I found the value that resulted in a hole in one.
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If you want a homework assignment, you can run the numerical calculation above and find the range of starting ball velocity angles that will result in a hole in one.
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The sheriff's office and a Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest spokesperson did not immediately respond to Gizmodo's requests for more information on why these campers were burning poop in a hole.
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To avoid having a notch on the front of the phone, Samsung stuck the cameras in a "hole punch," in the screen, which is a lot smaller and less intrusive.
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This afternoon Lost Boys and 24 actor Kiefer Sutherland unveiled the new video for "Not Enough Whiskey," the first cut from a forthcoming country album titled Down in a Hole.
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Well. You could fry an egg and put it on some leftovers, or get fancy with it and make a Guy Kibbee, what some call an egg-in-a-hole.
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"The turnovers at the beginning can't happen — and they were unforced turnovers — and that put us in a hole and took any pressure off of San Antonio," Hornacek told reporters.
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As the group approached the border in the dark of night, Claudia said she was so exhausted that she stepped in a hole and fell while waking through the mountains.
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The problems stretched into the next driver change and put the Bobby Rahal-owned team in a hole that took it out of contention for the GT Le Mans victory.
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But they're still tiny and I wasn't bothered by them at all — especially since the selfie camera was embedded in a "hole punch" in the upper righthand corner of the screen.
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"He continues to put himself in a hole, and the way we're playing now, and the caliber of the team we're playing in Cleveland, it's tough to come back," Cash said.
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Oregon head coach Dana Altman hadn't been pleased with the way his starting five began games as of late, saying a lack of energy kept putting the Ducks in a hole.
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Wattleseeds was crushed into flour between flat grinding stones and then used in a damper cooked in ovens made in a hole in the ground using hot coals and hot rocks.
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Add in the fact that real wages are 44 percent lower than they were in 2006, and you can see how not negotiating salary can put you in a hole financially.
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And young people get thousands and thousands of dollars of student loans to pay for college, putting them in a hole they might spend the rest of their lives digging out of.
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Finding itself in a hole, Starbucks' management, which has a long history of supporting left-wing causes , decided to bow to political correctness, defy common sense and dig itself a deeper hole.
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Inside 103/11: The day that never ends For others, the shock and horror of the attacks left them wanting to crawl in a hole and pull the hole in after them.
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That event, of course, was cancelled by the city of Austin due to coronavirus concerns, leaving the organizers of the official event in a hole since their insurance doesn't cover disease outbreaks.
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Daveigh Chase, the creepy little well girl from "The Ring," just got herself in a hole, 'cause she was busted for joyriding in a car that was reported stolen ... TMZ has learned.
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Iowa put itself in a hole early by settling for perimeter shots, missing 218 straight 13s at one point to fall behind 21-2000 with 2500:03 left in the first half.
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Keep your costs under control or else you'll find yourself in a hole that only a record-breaking consumer response can dig you out of, and that's not something you can count on.
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I mean, you can go to the Tremé and walk up in a hole in the wall and a rebirth band will be playing better than any musician that's really out right now.
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He shows the crowd how to hold the tree without damaging it, then places it in a hole lining a forest path and covers the roots with soil before pressing them down gently.
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Ana tries to pull over any and all heavy objects, she lusts for speed and nakedness, she sticks her hand in a hole in a tree and pretends to pull out a baby.
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Besides, cochinita pibil is the perfect cross between the Mayan and Spanish cuisines: pork meat, achiotes, and sour oranges cooked—once again—in a hole-in-the-ground oven covered with plantain leaves.
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You heard songs like "Down in a Hole" (Alice in Chains) or "Something in the Way" (Nirvana) and you pictured idle 20-somethings passing a rainy afternoon in a crappy apartment, getting high.
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In a hole-in-the-wall tasting room on San Cristobal's pedestrian street El Andador Real de Guadalupe, his pox is served with orange slices dusted with coffee and a piece of chocolate.
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There is a magic formula to orchid care at home and it goes like this: Repotting Your orchid should have arrived in a hole punched plastic sleeve planted in a moss/bark medium.
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A former aide to de Blasio's predecessor, Michael Bloomberg, told CNN on Thursday that the mayor's first campaign put him in a hole with some voters that he's been unable to climb out from.
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"[AHCA] digs them so deep in a hole that no regulations are going to get them out of that," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Tuesday night when asked about the three-prong strategy.
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World War II was much more defined by mobile forces, air power, amphibious assaults and other things that, while terrifying, didn't have the particular horror of being stuck in a hole surrounded by rats.
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"We know as an organization that we've put ourselves in a hole this season and, specifically, not performed as we had planned in the second half of the last three divisional games," Coughlin said.
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And, of course, once Reagan began negotiating with Gorbachev some 15 years later, then the Soviet Union was really put in a hole, because Reagan was able to push against that high Soviet military budget.
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Coming back from a 3-1 World Series deficit isn't quite unheard of, but losing again Saturday night would certainly put Chicago in a hole that would be very, very tough to climb out of.
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While Kinnaman makes the case that landfilling those materials doesn't cost as much as once thought, it's hard not to see those materials as wasted if they're just sitting in a hole in the ground.
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We've been put in a hole, if you will...what we've got to do is wait on God, and let this process play out...The votes are still coming in and we're looking at that.
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A lot of their stuff really inspired me, and if I ever get in a hole and I feel like I can't come up with anything, I go back and listen to their old songs.
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Rich says a woman reached out to a coworker of his when he was 19, asking if anyone wanted a husky that was being abused after she had been left in a hole by her owner.
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The ABC late-night host's passionate, detailed opposition — with fact checkers calling him correct about potentially unaffordable premiums for people in poor health — put Republicans in a hole they were ill-equipped to dig out of.
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And, given Trump's tendency to shoot himself in the foot, there's a good reason to believe that this polling upswing—which, it should be noted, still puts Trump and Republicans in a hole—will not last.
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Mr. Younis is a former policeman from Hamam al-Alil who was also marked for execution, but survived by hiding in a hole in the ground, obscured by an air cooler, in his dirt-floor house.
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When I took my family, we ordered a child's portion of One Eyed Pete, essentially an upgrade of the egg-in-a-frame (or egg-in-a-hole) dish prepared in many a home economics class.
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" Volunteers bring specialties to the task Standing at dusk in a half-torn orange jumpsuit -- the trademark uniform of Los Topos -- Méndez said entering the rubble is like "crawling inside like a lizard in a hole.
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Much more glaring visions of death arrive in the form of a human skull hanging from the ceiling, a dead canary lying in a hole in the wall, and one glass pane, cracked by a bullet.
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They eat the food; they live the life; they wash in a bucket shower; they shit in a hole; they do all the things that these guys do, and I think part of that's no mistake.
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If you're looking for something to fill in a hole in your film knowledge, classics of both Hollywood and world cinema — from The 400 Blows to Sunset Boulevard to Tokyo Story — are available by the dozen.
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In a country with compulsory conscription for Jewish citizens, it was not a stretch for people to insist that it could be their father, their brother, their son, left to rot in a hole in Gaza.
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The hard-hitting Californian was in a hole at 3-0, 40-33 down in the first set but rallied to break back and ultimately force a tiebreak he won to the delight of the partisan crowd.
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If you live in Los Angeles, the answer to this question may lie in a trip to a nondescript strip mall in Koreatown, in a hole-in-the-wall by the name of Mapo Kkak Doo Gee.
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So, the question is, if society has the means to support all people, which it does, why is it that we insist that workers sit there filling in a hole and then digging it out all day?
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If you were looking to fill in a hole in your collection, as I was, without navigating the traumatizing online resale ecosystem, you could just walk right in, try a pair on and walk out with it.
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With Justin Verlander dealing and the Yankees already in a hole, Manager Aaron Boone went to a reliever with just one out in the third inning, meaning this will be a long night for the Yankees' bullpen.
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That gives the Texas senator some enticement to play hard here and deny Trump from getting closer to the 1,237 delegates for the nomination -- even as some prominent Cruz allies concede he is largely in a hole statewide.
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There, they prepare it the traditional way by placing the lamb meat on a makeshift oven in a hole in the ground, which is then covered with agave leaves and left to cook for hours or even overnight.
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But I've always been one of those guys, when things aren't going the direction I want them to, you have two options: You can either work like crazy or you can just crawl in a hole and hide.
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Mr Shivaji has already sold about a quarter of his land to a speculator (he hid the money in a hole before India suddenly cancelled most banknotes two years ago, forcing him to come up with a better plan).
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A wide swath of market-watchers expect the U.S. economy in 210 to be the worst since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis, potentially putting President Trump in a hole as he heads into his re-election race.
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He described his father, who died a few years ago, as a "compulsive optimist" who, after being forced to hide in a hole with his parents for two years, would tell his son that life could only get better.
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He described his father, who died a few years ago, as a "compulsive optimist" who, after being forced to hide in a hole with his parents for two years, would tell his son that life could only get better.
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Same with denim: One day, your jeans' tears and rips can make you look like you're on the Vogue Paris masthead, but, inevitably, you accidentally stick a foot in a hole when you're putting them on, and it doubles in size.
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Something might happen and I might crawl in a hole and go to bed for a while, but I'll get out of bed and go for a run just because I don't want to put a zero in my training log.
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"Nan asked if it would be OK if she put his ashes in a hole in the wall, over there by the dartboard," says Pierce, gesturing past a sea of tchotchkes in the direction of the long-since-patched resting place.
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It was a rough night from the start for Tanaka, who put the Yankees in a hole three batters into the game and then watched as Mitch Moreland, Hanley Ramirez and Andrew Benintendi hit no-doubt home runs off him.
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In the book, the kids see that moment after they hear that the original natives of Derry sat down in a hole to make a smokehouse, inhaled these herbs and tripped, allowing them to see things the human eye could not.
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"Rather than go in a hole or an R&D center or something and try to make something people like and show them 10 years later, we create a relationship with our community and build that future together," Spiegel said.
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But the scrum also includes four versions of the artist, including one of her lying on her face, weeping, and another who is painting an unpeopled view of mountains while standing in a hole in the ground (she's starting from behind).
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"You can talk all you like about women's liberation, but houses are still designed so women have to spend half their time on their knees or hanging their head in a hole," Ms. Gabe told The Baltimore Sun in 1981.
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This season has included Pete Alonso's record-breaking home run performance but also Yoenis Cespedes fracturing an ankle by stepping in a hole on his ranch and the hiring of Phil Regan, a well-respected, though 82-year-old, pitching coach.
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"They're like two male crabs in a hole," said Luis M. Rodriguez, a Dominican activist who has watched Mr. Espaillat and Mr. Linares claw and poke for years as they vied for ascendance in the small but growing Dominican community of Upper Manhattan.
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The version told in The Miracle of Life, a history written by her four children, goes like this: Yossel had escaped from a Nazi work camp, and lived in a hole in the forest before joining the partisans, where he met Rae.
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The two people believed to be behind the blaze in Voltaire Canyon – dubbed the Voltaire Fire, according to officials – were ultimately detained by authorities after feces was torched in a hole near the camp grounds, Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong told the Reno Gazette Journal .
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Playing their sole road contest over a 210-game stretch, the Wild put themselves in a hole early by committing the first three penalties of the game — all in the opening 15:28 of the period in a fast-paced start by both clubs.
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Serving life in jail are three women, still in thrall to Manson and clinging to his promise that they will all live out the coming race war in a hole in the desert from which they will emerge to populate a glorious new world.
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While we're on the topic of La Flame, it has also come to our attention that he has addressed his involvement in the most important live music event of the year (ie: the time he fell in a hole at the Drake show in London).
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To me, this is the most dazzling passage in the poem: the engulfing darkness, in which Gilgamesh can see nothing for hours—he is just an organism, in a hole—and then, suddenly, light, color, beautiful globes of purple and red hanging from the trees.
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A defensive holding call against Eagles cornerback Rasul Douglas handed the Giants' offense one first down, but an offensive holding penalty on the next play put the Giants in a hole that led to the first of five first-half punts by Riley Dixon.
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Fourteen injured miners were rescued on the island of Sulawesi after the slide, which was set off on Tuesday evening by the collapse of a supporting beam in a hole they were digging, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the spokesman for Indonesia's disaster management agency.
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" Craig also directly addressed both Trump and his personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump's new challenge is officials dishing dirt Budowsky: Trump presidency in mortal peril Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE, saying, "when you're in a hole, stop digging.
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While a bag of pills might fit conveniently into a doughnut hole, one can't help but wonder if Perry and Ceylan would have pulled off their transaction had they taken the extra time to conceal the Xanax in a hole-less Boston Cream or jelly doughnut instead.
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If a hitter is deep in a hole, Boone does not mind if he swings defensively to try to spoil a tough pitch, but with a count of 2-2 or 3-2, the manager wants the Yankees to trust their knowledge of the strike zone.
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There was a boom around the time of Andrew Jarecki's Capturing the Friedmans, Jeffrey Blitz's Spellbound (both in 20173), Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11, and Morgan Spurlock's Super Size Me (both in 2004), but with the economic crash of 2008, independent filmmaking started this decade in a hole.
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In May 2016, Anthony Bourdain and then-President of the United States, Barack Obama, sat on plastic stools in a hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Hanoi, Vietnam, eating bowls of a still-steaming local specialty, drinking beer from the bottle, and talking about hot dogs, of all things.
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Ordering the immediate and safe closing of most or all of the rest of the sites would put a decisive end to the backward business model for landfills in Puerto Rico today, where open dumps charge below-market fees to throw unsorted trash in a hole in the ground.
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It has been a wild ride, with the annual dose of only-the-Mets hijinks: Yoenis Cespedes stepping in a hole; Jason Vargas threatening a reporter; General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen throwing a chair; the scoreboard memorializing two members of the 103 champions who were not, in fact, dead.
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Either way, it looks like humanity is still a few years away from having the technology necessary to craft our own flawless, Westworld-style hosts, since Fred has found himself lodged deep inside the Uncanny Valley like that stray host who fell in a hole in season one.
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However, then came the next big challenge of transplanting a Texas-style barbecue shop to Huntington Park: How do you get a predominantly Latino community that is used to buying $1 tacos to spend $20 a pound for brisket in a hole in the wall by the train tracks?
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" "[My phone] vibrated to let me know there was something nearby and I looked up and just fell in a hole," she told the AP. Many other players have shared their own mishaps on social media, describing accidents ranging from small stumbles to stinging sunburn to the classic "tripping over a cinder block.
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According to the Times of London, King George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II, reportedly ordered that the drastic action be taken and the key gems were carefully removed from the Imperial State Crown and were put in a Bath Oliver cookie tin before being buried in a hole at the castle.
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Scientists around the world have been pondering the problem of potholes for decades—and as it turns out, we might be just a few years away from more long-lasting solutions than the current method, which involves throwing some stuff in a hole and running over it a few times with a truck.
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We've all got our seasons when we can give and our seasons when we need to hide in a hole and watch Netflix in a semi-catatonic state, whether it is brought on by birthing a child, going through a breakup, or tax time (you know that one accountant friend who just goes MIA?).
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If we talk about fixing our lives as if they're currently down for repairs, we tend to end up in a hole, worrying over the same rumor capitalism perpetuates every day: that we're not totally good enough exactly as we are, and the only thing that can help is radical transformation from the outside in.
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It's fascinating to see this idea pop up in an episode that nods and winks toward Lost, because that show's Desmond (introduced in its own "daily routine of a guy stuck in a hole" sequence) also eventually became unstuck in time, but the show was incredibly careful to explain how his time skipping worked and to what point in time he traveled.
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Despite going 2-1 during this week-long experiment—that was partly induced by injuries elsewhere on the roster—Portland consistently found itself in a hole from the jump, causing Blazers head coach Terry Stotts to start the third quarter of last Wednesday's win over the Orlando Magic with Pat Connaughton, instead of Swanigan, on the court—a game-saving halftime adjustment.
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Both phones have Snapdragon 730G processors, but Poco's X2 has a slightly bigger (albeit not OLED) screen, a slightly bigger battery, a primary camera sensor from Sony rather than Samsung, dual selfie cameras in a hole punch rather than a (higher-resolution) single unit in a notch, and 27W charging that the company claims is faster than Realme's 30W solution.
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Our lawyers tell us that we cannot report this conclusively, but it is with a great deal of certainty that we submit the theory that in that short time when Scott was out of view, he wasn't simply in a hole; he ripped through some sort of space-time continuum, transporting him to a parallel dimension that served as the inspiration for his next album, Astroworld.
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"This is not just good environmentally and good for our communities, it's also great for shareholders because we pay less to dispose of waste, we reduce our liabilities going forward and we're not putting stuff in a hole in the ground," said Mr. Hobbs, who said Ford now sends 8.6 pounds of waste per vehicle to landfills worldwide, compared to about 85 pounds in 2007.
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Here's How You Fix It. Penalty-Kick Shootouts Are a World Cup Abomination In a Hole, Golf Considers Digging a Wider One Still Questioning the Best-of-Five Format in Men's Tennis Drivers, Start Your Calculators: Nascar Introduces New Scoring System Room for Debate: Raise the Rim Consider the Proposal From All Sides Whether you want to raise the basketball rim by six inches or triple the size of a golf hole, you'll need to consider how the change would affect the sport from all angles.
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I'm not staying in that long and when I get out I'll continue to do the work that I do today, but if the conversation gets started like it has, if people start realizing and paying attention to e-waste, to planned obsolescence, to the right to repair movement that's taking over the country, if I can be a cog in the wheel of that progress in society, if I can help the world evolve past being primitive neanderthals that throw everything in a hole in the ground that leeches harmful chemicals into our water table and the food we eat and the water we drink and the air we breathe, if I can help the world in that way, then hell yeah, I'm willing to go to prison for that.
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