It's like a TV show; you ingest it in pieces.
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They went up in helicopters and came down in pieces.
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" —Sonya P. "I adored Sally Field's recent memoir, In Pieces.
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Now, the night over, the scene comes back in pieces.
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But a year ago, the Republican Party was in pieces.
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In pieces ... So you cut them up and slash them?
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"In Pieces," which Grand Central Publishing will release on Sept.
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I saw personally at least 30 towers, in pieces, collapsed.
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I couldn't Venmo, because you have to send in pieces.
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It wasn't that they were giving it to us in pieces.
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They were breaking off in pieces because they were so solid.
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It should be protected for all, not sold off in pieces.
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Rest in pieces, and we'll see you on the Wayback Machine.
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"After being deported, you arrive in pieces," said Trinidad, now 22.
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By the end, her copy of his speech was in pieces.
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Until this day, I see it in pieces, like a nightmare.
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But how do you reconstruct a life, in pieces, on deadline?
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Nasser's father came rushing home to find his son in pieces.
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The aircraft, full of advanced technology, was returned—in pieces—months later.
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For some reason, he has Data stored in pieces in a drawer.
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Not a medium-size "Life in Pieces" that is a decentish performer.
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Watching the movie theatrically — MoMA is showing it in pieces through Sept.
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She read her story in pieces to be translated by an interpreter.
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Some of them are in pieces, pulled apart by avalanches, he said.
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POPS Fatherhood in Pieces By Michael Chabon 127 pp. Harper/HarperCollins. $19.99.
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When the installation closes, the museum will give it away in pieces.
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Lulu & Georgia specializes in pieces that are modern, laid-back, and feminine.
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And then it's gotta be ... But it could be in pieces, right?
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I mean, they do it in pieces, but it seems so grudging.
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" I'm like, "Yeah, but it's a medium where we get it in pieces.
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The statues, the cuneiform inscriptions now lie in pieces exposed to the elements.
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Split your chicken into 8 bone-in pieces—breasts, legs, thighs, and wings.
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By the time the elephants reach Elephant Nature Park, most are in pieces.
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"Across from my house, that Dumpster is sitting there in pieces," he said.
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For decades it was lost, resting in pieces somewhere in the South Pacific.
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Athens in Pieces is an eight-part philosophical tour of the ancient city.
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This means that Vikram is resting in pieces, scattered across the lunar surface.
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"I wanted to bring in pieces that were unique, handmade and sustainable," Wilde says.
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When restoration work on it began last year, Youssef said it was in pieces.
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In "Life in Pieces," at 8:30, John tries to make himself look younger.
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After just six months in Mr Trump's service, Mr Spicer's reputation is in pieces.
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But there is something deeply irresistible about it, in pieces and as a whole.
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The feature appears to still be rolling out in pieces here in the States.
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And, yes, they're all dressed head to-toe in pieces from Wang's spring collection.
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Because of a lack of funding, she lay in pieces for about a year.
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"Every study that gets done is filling in pieces of this puzzle," O'Connor says.
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At last, the symbol of a detested monarchy lay in pieces on the ground.
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He hid under a table and watched the walls fall in pieces around him.
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These commenters always come out of the woodwork in pieces relating to women, too.
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The modest house that she shared with her parents and grandmother was in pieces.
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As a result, firms like PlaceIQ and Verve have been sold off in pieces.
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Like your characters in "Pieces of April" and "Touched With Fire," Rita is demanding.
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Reading and writing, like any other crafts, come to the mind slowly, in pieces.
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Nasser's father came rushing back to the farm to find his son in pieces.
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Brolin's father, "Life in Pieces" star James Brolin, has been married to Streisand since 1998.
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It was in pieces when I saw it up on the top of the hill.
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This may no longer be a 'failed state', but the jigsaw is still in pieces.
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Some are well preserved, others are in pieces after the ships crashed on the rocks.
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Chen finds solace on the internet, which is reflected in pieces like the Text Earrings.
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Even when it is in pieces, the Chiron still looks like a work of art.
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On Wednesday morning, district officials in Meerut discovered a statue of B.R. Ambedkar in pieces.
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Rather, since 22013 it has been going in pieces, in a trial-and-error method.
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Steve&aposs lipoma was so large, Lee had to remove the fat deposit in pieces.
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Even when information is being shared, the ACLU argues that it's only coming in pieces.
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When you wash with warm water the mascara comes off in pieces, rather than smudges.
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Dresses were still in construction, with pleats painstakingly pressed and sewn and ballgowns in pieces.
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Life in Pieces is finally back — and no one is more excited than star Betsy Brandt.
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She has also made cameos in CBS' Life in Pieces as well as Glee and Workaholics.
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But if the telescope is launched in pieces and assembled by robot, errors become less devastating.
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But it's all in pieces because we don't have access to the content of those messages.
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A manifesto he sent to media, however, has been published online and, in pieces, on Twitter.
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Cornett, 21, is perhaps best known as Ryan on the CBS ensemble sitcom Life in Pieces.
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Italian newspaper La Stampa reported that BMPS could be sold off in pieces, according to Reuters.
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Jung makes the complex repetition of the act result in pieces that border on the ethereal.
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Ripped jeans, oversized sweaters, and other worn-in pieces are essentials in the effortlessly chic uniform.
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I had just moved out a few weeks earlier, the marriage ending, the family in pieces.
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The organic matter was found in pieces of solidified mud that Curiosity drilled into in 2015.
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"I could not take seeing my country in pieces like that," he said, holding back tears.
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They are also evident in pieces owned by another girlfriend from the late '70s, Alexis Adler.
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One Reddit user, PiroLargo, describes a dream in which their teeth are falling out in pieces.
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Those sources said Republicans are working on a strategy to dismantle and replace the law in pieces.
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In an exclusive with PEOPLE, Field shared the cover of her first memoir In Pieces, out Sept.
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The game box backers were promised for supporting the game at the $60 level arrived in pieces.
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My academic life, romantic life, social life, and physical life were in pieces, and all but forgotten.
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Pastels in Pieces continues at the Getty Center (1200 Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles) through July 29.
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Stages to the moon One year before the landing, the Apollo 11 launch vehicle was in pieces.
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Unsurprisingly, it doesn't quite go according to plan... Life in Pieces airs Thursdays at 9:30 p.m.
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Whole or in pieces, ocean currents could drag it north, even as far as the Falkland Islands.
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"As soon I carve the cow in pieces you should bring it to the costumers," he says.
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Sally Field described her memoir, In Pieces, as "incredibly raw, intimate and personal" — and she meant it.
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Accounting rules require Microsoft to recognize revenue from the software to be recognized in pieces over time.
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Wuilly Arteaga says the National Guard took his violin from him and handed it back -- in pieces.
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The teacher made it in pieces, and it was assembled on the other side of the fjord.
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I was just seeing the movie in pieces, and I didn't see the completed one until SXSW.
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It's a must-win for Cruz, the home-state senator, whose Southern strategy is otherwise in pieces.
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"My heart is in pieces," Father Maurizio Mirilli, a pastor of a Rome parish said on Twitter.
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There's a good reason that ballets like "Harlequinade" are often presented in pieces or "variations," sans story.
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Harrison's early fascination with Eastern spiritual thought and culture culminated in pieces like this 21953 choral work.
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The crushed fuselage, seemingly ripped in pieces, lay in thick vegetation as firefighters doused it with hoses.
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Baby back ribs, cut Asian-style into three-inch, bone-in pieces, would be just the ticket.
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A suicide bombing at a sports event left more than a dozen people, including children, in pieces.
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If you can't pass all of it at once, then maybe it's possible to pass reforms in pieces.
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When you're choosing and designing activewear for workouts now, what are some things you look for in pieces?
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Jay Inslee's presidential campaign has been releasing its climate policy — the central rationale for its existence — in pieces.
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In "Life in Pieces," at 8:30, Greg gets a bit too worked up about joining Colleen's gym.
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I quickly realized part of the reason I kept playing was because I could play it in pieces.
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More broadly, it reflects the human tendency to tackle cognitive problems in pieces, rather than as a whole.
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Garella hid behind a pillar — the Royal Family was not pleased to find their newest vehicle in pieces.
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No one was harmed in the incident, which left debris from the drone in pieces on the ground.
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You don't want to give them a toy that might break off in pieces they can choke on.
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His famous feathery, Technicolor costume lies in pieces in the dressing room: the Cubs' front office break room.
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Apidima 0003 was in pieces, and Apidima 2000, the most complete skull belonging to the Neanderthal, was distorted.
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In pieces like "We Know Very Little" (2016), Lungangi's imaginary frontal figures have smaller figures embedded into them.
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One is a sculpture that reproduces, in pieces, the "Arbeit Macht Frei" sign from the gates of Auschwitz.
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D&E abortions, as they are known, involve dilating the woman's cervix and removing the fetus in pieces.
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The photographs are, themselves, fascinating artifacts: some torn or cut, some in pieces, some overexposed or water-stained.
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Most of the performance involves one death aria after another — some in full, some in pieces woven together.
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It was put together in space in pieces; the first piece launched in 1998 on a Russian rocket.
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Indeed, the Gravediggers' first creation — heavily fortified but barely tested — was in pieces after a couple of bouts.
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She's made several appearances in the Kardashian-Jenner Christmas card, which is being unveiled in pieces throughout the month.
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In his book Pops: Fatherhood in Pieces, Michael Chabon tries to capture those glimpses that make fatherhood so extraordinary.
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The actress, 71, spoke about Reynolds and her new memoir In Pieces while on The View on Tuesday morning.
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Instead of using inflexible lash strips, Baker opted for Lashify Gossamers, which are fake eyelashes that come in pieces.
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Since the engine is an integral component of the car's structure, the owner could receive the car in pieces.
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A few songs in, the tent dropped to reveal hundreds of models dressed in pieces from the Yeezy collection.
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As one hopeful backer discovered recently, and documented on Twitter, the game's box came in pieces and required assembly.
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Of course, we shot it in pieces, but there were some parts where we did almost the whole thing.
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But Trump has taken a wrecking ball to the American conservative movement that threatens to leave it in pieces.
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It also let players customize the race track with snap-in pieces to add banking turns, jumps, and bridges.
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Olga said soup is popular with the riders simply because they don't always want to eat things in pieces.
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE in March 2018, Field shared even more details about In Pieces, out Sept.
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Mama Field, according to Jakub, wasn't there as she's on a book tour for her new memoir, In Pieces.
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The dinosaurs are built in pieces and assembled, so the workshop can present a visitor with some disconcerting dismemberment.
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"I don't know that we'll be selling any of these kinds of birds in pieces," Dr. Stewart-Brown said.
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In May, Zeta Global acquired Sizmek's demand-side platform as the bankrupt Sizmek sold off its business in pieces.
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Fans may know Zoe Lister-Jones as Life in Pieces' Jen Short or Schmidt's former love interest on New Girl.
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The song was written in pieces, and we essentially wrote the structure without even being in the same room together.
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It's a big, boxy truck that ships in pieces that go together just like that bookcase you bought at Ikea.
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He's keeping everything in pieces that will have some heft to them when spooned over olive oil-fried sourdough toast.
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Pastels in Pieces, at the Getty Center, presents a small collection of works that circumvent the limitations of their medium.
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And they can turn to the post-production staff, who can take something that's in pieces and make it whole.
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So I have decided to present it to others as it was originally presented to me: cryptically and in pieces.
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"We are bringing [the album] out in pieces, so people can live with it," he told Rolling Stone last November.
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Rest in pieces, Schiaparelli, and best of luck to the ExoMars rover in ending NASA's unchallenged spacecraft monopoly on Mars.
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Field, 71, opens up about various heartbreaking and intensely personal moments of her life in her new book In Pieces.
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It's a painting program that treats three-dimensional space as a canvas, resulting in pieces that fuse sculpture and illustration.
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In 1952, the couple flew 153,000 miles around the world in a plane Mr. Haldeman brought in pieces from Canada.
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The story Shteynberg told was complex, and unfolded, as medical stories often do, in pieces that were difficult to connect.
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Police photographed the marks on her neck and wrist, and noted that the phone was in pieces, the report said.
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" They say banning the procedure is necessary because it's inhumane to remove a living fetus from the uterus in "pieces.
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Field's memoir, "In Pieces," is being published shortly and will surely shed some more light on what made Reynolds tick.
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For the 2019 fiscal year, lawmakers are trying to pass spending legislation in pieces, and in a more timely fashion.
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The firm is carving out the whole business, which operates in some 60 countries, but could sell it in pieces.
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And, most important, how did that body wind up in pieces in a backyard, all but forgotten since the 1970s?
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While the Star Ferry Pier was sent to landfill, Queen's Pier remains in pieces in a government warehouse, allegedly awaiting reconstruction.
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Guilbert also had a reoccurring role in nineties sitcom The Nanny, and recently appeared on the CBS comedy Life in Pieces.
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Kasich, however, has remained steadfast in his opposition to Trump, following a vicious Republican primary which tore the party in pieces.
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Photos and videos of the scene showed vehicles on fire and in pieces and a victim receiving aid along the road.
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Endicott College sociologist Josh McCabe has argued for a universal child benefit in pieces for National Review on exactly these grounds.
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For some the closer they get to a picture perfect life the more they break themselves in pieces to achieve it.
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"I just felt that my life fell apart, I felt like everything was in pieces, and I felt despair," she says.
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Waddell was overjoyed, but he says he knows that his wife, Sheri, is in his heart, not in pieces of metal.
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On Kubo, that skeleton was built in pieces, with its legs as a separate set, being animated in a different room.
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The prosecution crafts a detailed story about what may have happened, leaving the defense to respond in pieces along the way.
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But Ms. Fraser hit her stride in the early '90s by working closer to home, in pieces about the art world.
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In "Life in Pieces," at 8:103, Greg decides he needs to be more masculine after meeting Jen's handsome new assistant.
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In pieces such as the "Concerto for Strings," Ginastera demonstrates a gift for teasing out powerful solo moments from ensemble textures.
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But as customers began receiving their packages last week, some posted photos of broken highlighters that they said arrived in pieces.
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While the men's bracket appeared front-and-center on the broadcast, the women's bracket was shown in pieces on the side.
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But as corpses piled up and decomposed, he said, he had to write on paper and shovel out bodies in pieces.
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Traditional Brazilian rhythms, Minimalistic motifs, breakneck picking and sighing melody are commingled in pieces that look both inward and far ahead.
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Once cool enough to handle, using your palms, gently smash the potatoes until somewhat flat but not broken in pieces. 3.
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In "Band Aid," Anna (Zoe Lister-Jones of TV's "Life in Pieces") and her husband, Ben (Adam Pally), are in distress.
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I do feel I have been objectified in the past, sexually as well, in pieces that have been written about me.
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The business may be sold off in pieces after the court filing which will likely lead to liquidation, the person said.
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Wellesley College sociologist Josh McCabe has argued for a universal child benefit in pieces for National Review on exactly these grounds.
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Whatever is beautiful about Westeros at the beginning is beautiful so that we will mourn it later, when it's smoldering in pieces.
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These pictures are incredibly intimate, provocative, and raw, looking at people and bodies in pieces as they relate to objects and situations.
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"I think that they're going to have to try to sell the company off in pieces in order to recoup the value."
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In "Life in Pieces," at 8:103, John buys a pet that doesn't get along with Joan, and Heather mistakenly sexts Tyler.
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"It's going to come in pieces over time," Lore says, speaking as to how Smart Cart will make its way to Walmart.com.
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I didn't have much time to actually sit down for an hour or two and write, so I did it in pieces.
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Photos of the wreckage showed the white plane charred and in pieces in the front yard nearby an overturned and crushed car.
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In other towns, babies were cut in pieces and thrown into rivers, or babies were simply thrown into the water still alive.
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Khashoggi's body was then removed from the embassy, according to reports, possibly in pieces; the Saudi team returned to Riyadh last week.
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But as customers have started to receive the makeup they ordered, some say their Conspiracy eye-shadow palettes arrived broken in pieces.
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Kayrros is one of several firms trying to make money by using emerging technology to fill in pieces of the data jigsaw.
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He starred in 2008's The House Bunny and CBS sitcom Life in Pieces, which was cancelled after four seasons in 2019.
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A construction and architectural company in Long Island crafted the new incarnation, which was driven over in pieces and reassembled in Manhattan.
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Songs have come in pieces, but the chorus or bridge or verse will come all at once, just like waves of emotion.
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Liquidators won an auction for the assets of sporting goods retailer Sports Authority in 2016 and then sold them off in pieces.
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More recently, emergency disaster supplementals have come in pieces, and have had funding for multiple other disasters merged into the same appropriations.
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A black-and-white photomural of the desert spans the room's back wall, but it's hung in pieces that don't come together.
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I shopped modestly for maternity clothes, anything on sale, neglecting to invest in pieces that made me feel confident, beautiful, and on-trend.
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Monday, hours after sudden, violent floodwaters destroyed businesses, submerged vehicles and left some flipped and in pieces, Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman said.
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According to KARE, it was so cold that the giant horn shattered, and now there it lays in pieces on the frozen turf.
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Some Republican lawmakers endorsed the idea of reform compromises, but said they would like to see efforts to move forward come in pieces.
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Those memoirs track a life in pieces, trying to move toward meaning, while acknowledging that meaning is a destination we never fully reach.
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Pastels in Pieces reveals how artists under pressure come up with expedient solutions to thrive under specific material conditions that threatened their livelihood.
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If [others] don't actually shoot you down in the street, carve you up in pieces, and burn the pieces, then you keep going.
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Today that cage lies in pieces, smashed by the triple hammer-blows of the financial crisis, Brexit and Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's socialist leader.
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It was simple and obvious and probably inevitable, and he told it to her in pieces, over a period of a few days.
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To wait for the grand bargain may be to foreclose on a far more likely path to peace in Afghanistan: peace in pieces.
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The full set comes with a few interchangeable hands, Loki's scepter, Captain America's shield intact and another one that's broken and in pieces.
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So traders are efficient at pricing in pieces of news that affect asset prices in predictable ways over the short and medium term.
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We've seen strong interest in pieces from collaboration collections by a very diverse set of brands, from Louis Vuitton to Nike to KITH.
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Earlier in the series he was convinced by Davos Seaworth to fund the failed campaign of Stannis Baratheon (Rest in Pieces, daughter-killer).
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Landing a robot on Mars is a fine art, and not every Martian surface mission pulls it off (rest in pieces, Schiaparelli probe).
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Dr. Henshilwood said that similar criss-cross and hash mark patterns have been found engraved in pieces of ocher found in the cave.
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Sears was weighing Lampert's offer against the sum it would recoup by winding down its business and selling its assets off in pieces.
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The pics show a mangled car ... the back is completely smashed in while the engine is in pieces, falling out of the front.
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When I visited the company, the prototype centrifuge was still in pieces and Yaney wouldn't show me any videos of it in action.
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Guests delight in making perfectly balanced mouthfuls of pungent herbs, spicy radishes, salty cheese and crunchy nuts wrapped in pieces of warm bread.
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" As the leaf passes from claw to nibbling mouth, it crumbles, until "tattered and torn, it lay in pieces at the animals' feet.
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Ms. Lister-Jones (TV's "Life in Pieces") is not only the lead but also the director (in her debut), screenwriter and co-lyricist.
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It is an enormously difficult thing to leave with the body in pain, the heart in pieces and no baby in your arms.
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Pops: Fatherhood in Pieces Michael Chabon It's not the big moments, but rather the small things of everyday life that carry the most weight.
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Its couches, whose prices range from $495 for an armchair to $1,545 for a king sofa, come delivered in pieces and in several boxes.
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In pieces with titles like "fuck it im high," Kyung Me rebels against notions of restricted lust, acting upon sexual instincts with careless urgency.
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This is stronger in pieces like "Synapse" and "Saline Notations (Echoes)" (2015), as opposed to the palpable and familiar irony of her hybrid creatures.
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But now that the Lego Ideas Marble Maze is finally available, you can swap in pieces to make it easier, or even more frustrating.
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Apparently, it wasn't good enough and the Ninth Circuit Appeals Court in San Francisco chopped the ban in pieces in some legal kung-fu.
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"Her heart is in pieces," says a source close to the singer, 47, who also lost her brother Daniel two days after Angélil died.
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For Taylor's office, Roth pulled in pieces she knew the designer already loved and mixed them with a few new additions, like the desk.
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The 40-year-old Sadoski, whose credits also include The Newsroom, Wild, and Life in Pieces, divorced his wife of eight years last year.
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Ms. Mastropietro's body was found in pieces in two suitcases on Wednesday, and the police arrested a Nigerian man, Innocent Oseghale, the next day.
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It was returned to the Navy in pieces months later — and the Chinese presumably learned everything about America&aposs most sensitive signals intelligence equipment.
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"It has been 7 yrs to the gut-wrenching #Nirbhaya case & our moral fabric continues to be in pieces," Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar tweeted.
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Another possibility is that Weinstein Co. would be shut down and its library of movies and TV shows and other assets sold in pieces.
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The island map reflects light only in pieces, suggesting a neural network of floating-yet-connected ideas and emphasizing the sense of ordered chaos.
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Experts describe Plath's writing (evident in pieces outside of her renowned Daddy and of course The Bell Jar) as sharp, fresh, passionate and provocative.
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It met an untimely end after the online auction Mattingly bought it from: Now it's in pieces in the middle of an art gallery.
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Beauty (which is, of course, subjective) is not incompatible with the questioning of privilege and power, as exemplified in pieces by Thompson and Linklater.
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So, Kylie is currently ready to trade in pieces of her emotional well-being to sustain her "passion," as she's repeatedly called her beauty business.
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On the day the workshop met, we were all meant to bring in pieces we'd written to be critiqued after we discussed the assigned reading.
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The beauty of that approach is it would allow a space agency to launch a telescope in pieces, lowering the risks of the project significantly.
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He recorded the revolution's martyrs, people he knew, friends, sprawled in their gaping houses, or lying in pieces among the ruins of their market stalls.
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"Our hearts are in pieces for the victims and for our city as we all come to grips with this terrible tragedy," Hussain's parents said.
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Earlier this month, Nike announced Abloh will dress Serena Williams for the U.S. Open Tennis Championship in pieces from an aptly-titled The Queen Collection.
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They thus record the frieze's appearance before the Red Army took it in pieces to St Petersburg, where it was kept from 1945 to 1958.
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Selling off Fox in pieces—the studio and cable-network assets to Disney, for example, and Sky to Comcast or Verizon—would be relatively easy.
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After 13 years and over 370,000 postcards home, it will finally rest in pieces deep within the world it has come to know so well.
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And the process is almost as satisfying as peeling off a pore strip — you can quite literally see the shadow clumps lifting off in pieces.
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Also present during this interview was Thomas Sadoski, star of Life in Pieces and new husband to Amanda Seyfried, who threw in his two cents.
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Spacecraft since the Apollo missions, which comprised several modules that had to separate and dock, have been sent up in pieces and assembled by astronauts.
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The implicit accusation in pieces about the filter bubble is that we're all too parochial, and we should savor seeing messages we hate on Facebook.
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Her customers personalities and stories infuse the work that she does, resulting in pieces that feel almost too intimate to be viewed by total strangers.
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They arrive on trucks in pieces—staggeringly massive pieces—that test the skills of drivers navigating roads not designed to accommodate 200-foot long trailers.
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Some of the uranium was fabricated in pieces the size of squares of chocolate that could be easily slipped into a pocket, a terrorist's dream.
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Throughout 'In Pieces,' she assesses herself with a clear and critical eye, often revealing unappealing parts of herself … with minimal rationalization, sentiment or self-pity.
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But if you come to her memoir, "In Pieces," expecting to meet a plucky Sally Field desperate to be liked, you will not find her.
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With the VC method, venture capitalists raise funds from wealthy capital pools, disbursing the funds in pieces to various private companies for an ownership stake.
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One such threat reportedly said, "You will end up in pieces in the black Kliko in your front yard," referring to an outdoor trash can.
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If you cut them up in pieces, the odds are good that a piece will become a new hydra, sometimes a hydra with two heads.
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Another idea would be reforming taxes in pieces, with a focus on reducing business tax rates first and then addressing tax rates for individuals later.
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Grand Central Publishing said on Wednesday that it had acquired Ms. Field's memoir, which is titled "In Pieces," and which chronicles her life and career.
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Photos posted to Interstellar's Facebook page showed the rocket charred and in pieces, though the company wrote there was no significant damage to the launch facilities.
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The 1997 murder of designer Gianni Versace was so shocking for his family that, years later, they were "still in pieces," a family friend tells PEOPLE.
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While launching in pieces may be more complex, it could save on money and time, which are two things that NASA does not have in abundance.
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The process took about an hour, and included clipping in pieces of Indique pure hair prepped with Mizani Thermasmooth system to help achieve the smooth look.
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"Some of the dead were in pieces beyond recognition," said Bayi Muhammad, a worshipper who escaped the blast because he was late for early morning prayers.
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The firm would like to sell the assets as a package, two of the sources said, but may sell them in pieces depending on buyers' interest.
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They shattered a statue of a revered figure among Dalits, lower-caste Indians, leaving it in pieces in Meerut, about 50 miles north of New Delhi.
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Like Banksy's disintegrating "Girl With Balloon," the flashes aren't made to last — within hours, they're carried off in pieces by passers-by or left to wilt.
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" Ms. Field devotes several pages of "In Pieces" to Mr. Reynolds, her former lover and co-star in films like "Smokey and the Bandit" and "Hooper.
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The amendment on dilation and evacuation bars physicians from using forceps or similar instruments on a live fetus to remove it from the womb in pieces.
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Adhering your knickknacks to shelves and tables using earthquake putty assures that your favorite picture frame or vase won't end up in pieces on the floor.
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"I looked out the side of the window and then I could see a truck, just in pieces out the side of the window," Comer said.
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There should always be a big salad on the buffet — but one with greens in pieces small enough so guests do not need to cut them.
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Adam Kinzinger, referenced Griffin's reporting on CNN, while conservative writers like Peggy Noonan, Peter Wehner, and Jonah Goldberg have done so in pieces opposing the decision.
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The comedy was directed by Zoe Lister-Jones (Life In Pieces), who also stars in the film as Anna, alongside Adam Pally's (Making History, Happy Endings) Ben.
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While we're waiting for the moment we can dress head-to-toe in pieces designed by Zendaya, click through to see (and shop!) her current shoe offering.
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The actress, 71, opened up about her feelings regarding the icon's death and her book, In Pieces, in an interview with The New York Times, published Tuesday.
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The original idea was to record them remotely in pieces and cover them all together, but a few of the songs aren't being well served that way.
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If I'm going to places where I feel safe (dive bars, concerts, art stuff), I'll deck myself out in pieces that make me feel fly as hell.
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We can see Noguchi combining Japanese technique with American material in pieces such as "Sesshu" (1958), a tall aluminum sculpture with a dappled surface creased like origami.
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There are white boards lining the walls covered in complex formulas and earlier iterations of the company's robotic leg are scattered in pieces on and underneath tables.
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Though a whole chicken chopped in pieces can be braised, skip the heartache of overcooked breast meat and stick to thighs; your fellow diners will thank you.
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Since When: A Memoir in Pieces (2018) by Bill Berkson is published by Coffee House Press, and A Frank O'Hara Notebook (2019) is published by MIT Press.
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It's a bit of a narrative slow-boil — the story arrives in pieces, in disconnected scenes and conversational fragments — but it grabs you right from the start.
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They were delivered to Earth by the Murchison meteorite, a huge chunk of extraterrestrial rock that fell in pieces near the Australian town of Murchison in 1969.
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But by structuring the transaction in pieces rather than a lump sum, Trump has at least given himself a reed -- albeit a thin one -- to cling to.
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Yet Sterling does make missteps with the clichés embedded in pieces like "Stolen Evidence" (2018); red tape spells out "EVIDENCE" and orange foam suggests a crime scene.
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NEW YORK — Ann Morgan Guilbert, beloved as the next-door neighbor on The Dick Van Dyke Show and seen recently on CBS' comedy Life in Pieces, has died.
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Lampert's only challenger in the auction was Sears itself, and how much it would reap in a sale of its businesses and assets in pieces, the people said.
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As for Mueller's request that Barr release the introductions and executive summaries in the meantime, Barr said he did not want to roll out the report in pieces.
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The Life in Pieces star, 38, gave birth to a daughter named Adelaide Grace Osborn, her rep confirms to PEOPLE exclusively, sharing the baby girl's first sweet photos.
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A lot of the clothes are produced in pieces, so one maquila might just do the stickers for 24 to 24 brands, while another just does the hems.
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When Ballake Sissoko, a renowned kora player from Mali, looked in his case at his Paris home after flying from New York, he found the instrument in pieces.
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The new Hitman was episodic, meaning players could purchase it outright, and get benefits from purchasing early, or buy it in pieces and spend more money over time.
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Since the company is based in Jakarta, which is about 90 miles from Bandung, where the wedding was held, they had to transport the whole structure in pieces.
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We've also fixed many that were run over by cars and one that was dropped off an 8-story parking structure and found on the ground in pieces.
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I may have more words in the days to come but for now my heart is in pieces and that's where it's gonna be for a bit. pic.twitter.
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But sources said there's lukewarm interest in buying the whole bank and bidders are fairly confident that the ailing lender will be chopped up and sold in pieces.
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Marshall, Minnesota-based Schwan's is working with investment bank Piper Jaffray, the sources said, cautioning Schwan's could decide to sell the company in pieces or not at all.
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If we developed a satellite assembly construction in situ manufacturing servicing capability in this orbit, then we could launch vehicles in pieces, and assemble them in that orbit.
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By 1999 the company was sold off in pieces, and the proceeds of those sales were soon depleted or poorly invested by the company's board, until little remained.
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"It's artisanal," said Moreno Pelligrini, who put birthday candles for a diner's birthday in pieces of Perbellini pandoros at one of the chef's associated restaurants, Locanda 4 Cuochi.
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Inviting a crowd to have so much control over your work can be somewhat nerve-racking but the element of performance is important to me in pieces like this.
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His promise to retract a US military presence from the region may have won him a Nobel Peace Prize, but it has certainly left Libya and Iraq in pieces.
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"We make turkey in pieces, whole pieces of breasts and legs and drummers[…]so that we can cook up as many of those parts as we need," she says.
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Hitman has quietly established itself as one of the best games of 2016, with its episodic release format — six in all — delivering the full game in pieces since March.
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Similar to the construction of the International Space Station, NASA hopes to build the Gateway in pieces by launching one module up at a time and connecting them together.
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The instrument was in pieces, a photo provided by Ms. Serres shows — the neck ripped from the body, the strings yanked and the bridge taken off the leather soundboard.
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The banging was so strong that I felt at some point that my skull was in pieces, or that the artificial bone in my open head was falling apart.
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Weis studied composition in college and made the transition to composing for television after producer Jason Winer (Modern Family, Life In Pieces) asked her to give it a shot.
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The Kids Are Alright (ABC) Lethal Weapon (Fox) Life in Pieces (CBS) Love Connection (Fox) Madam Secretary (CBS) – The final season will air during the 2019–'03 TV season.
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Surveillance video from the National Watch and Clock Museum in Columbia, Pa., shows a man handling a clock on display, only to have it come crashing down in pieces.
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At the university campus on Tuesday, the sports complex had been closed and workers were seen bringing in pieces of furniture, a Reuters TV crew at the site reported.
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And she could not figure out how a bag that had gone through several cities on different airlines without any suspicion was suddenly in pieces in front of her.
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SMiLE was an ambitious, high-concept undertaking; Wilson was recording everything in pieces, effectively experimenting with a physical version of digital editing about 20 years before the technology arrived.
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It would take half the gallerists in America to make the vast expanses of Harlem into an arts district as pedestrian-friendly as SoHo, so take it in pieces.
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If you order one, a live specimen is brought out for inspection and reappears a short time later in pieces, mingled with potatoes, green beans and pickled cherry peppers.
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A suit of ceramic body armor at once threatening and fragile, the sculpture hangs on the wall in pieces, as if reconstructed empirically from a series of bruising discoveries.
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Mr. Gladstone recounted how parts of the building's facade had become so unstable that they were lying in pieces on one of the upper floors when the project started.
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That's because the spectrum would be auctioned off in pieces that were too big for smaller companies to afford—and covered more area than they needed to serve their customers.
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At Framebridge, a service that lets you mail in pieces to be framed for a fixed price, customers can choose from fewer than 60 frames and 20 different mat colors.
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After murdering his wife, Khun Phaen cut his unborn son's fetus from her body, wrapped the boy's body in pieces of sacred cloth, and slowly roasted it in a fire.
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Given the poor visibility at the site, the ministry said it only had preliminary information about the state of the submarine, which was scattered in pieces on the ocean floor.
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Witnesses Smith spoke to said they saw a plane coming out of a cloud still in one piece, and then eventually breaking off in pieces before it hit the ground.
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Most notably, the iron sign over one entrance, bearing the motto "Arbeit Macht Frei" — "work makes you free" — was stolen in 2009; it was recovered in pieces three days later.
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For example, the hypodermic needles used to create the blood splatters in pieces like "Untitled Remains" (2018) are automated, programmed versions of the syringes he last used 15 years ago.
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Mixing in pieces Brian and Megan already had, including a dining table that has sentimental value as the first piece they bought together, also helped the revamped space feel like home.
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The laptop ban, as it came to be known, was lifted in pieces as airports and airlines reportedly introduced new security measures, and it was lifted everywhere after about four months.
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But its staging reflects his keen sense of the multilayered riddles that can be contained in pieces of ground which have bound people together, and also divided them, over different eras.
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"Dozens of bodies were completely burned, and dozens others were unrecognizable after bodies were splattered in pieces from the airstrikes," said Ali AlSharafi, a local shop owner who survived the attacks.
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At one point — about a decade ago — Thumbplay had a booming ringtone business, but a move to pivot into streaming music sputtered, and the company was eventually sold off in pieces.
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As if we're telling a sobbing child that Hammy the Hamster has "gone to heaven," rather than admitting that he's residing, in pieces, in the guts of the neighbor's German Shepherd.
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After Redstone's eventual death, analysts expect several scenarios, such as selling the companies in pieces, leaving them as they are, or reuniting them, which could pit the executives against one another.
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Later, an entire community of models from babies to grandparents appeared in pieces from the Polo collection, a pointed (if unspoken) ode to diversity and inclusion, in clothes as in life.
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CreditCreditBrinson+Banks for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Even now, just a few days before the release of her memoir, "In Pieces," Sally Field wasn't sure she wanted it published.
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When she told them there was no way she could pay the extortion fee, they said she didn't need all the money at once and could start depositing it in pieces.
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The dough rested for a while before she squashed it in pieces right onto the counter with buttered hands, spreading out shapeless lumps into squares that were almost completely see-through.
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The problem is that the design of space infrastructure is trending toward launching things in pieces and assembling them in low Earth orbit, much as the International Space Station was built.
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"The president, who allowed [Jamal] Khashoggi to be cut in pieces without any repercussions whatsoever, is now allowing the Christians and the Kurds to be massacred by the Turks," he said.
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To address the creditors' concerns, attorneys for Sears said the retailer would be considering offers for its business from liquidation firms that sell companies' assets in pieces and shut them down.
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In the thrill-free science-fiction thriller "Ghost in the Shell," her character comes at you in pieces, emerging first during the opening credits in the form of a metallic skeleton.
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The problem is that viewers are already essentially doing their own scheduling that upends TV conventions, like essentially turning "The Irishman" into a miniseries by watching it in pieces on Netflix.
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But with the Temple of Bel, because it's so badly damaged — the stones themselves are damaged, they're all in pieces — it's not just a flat, two-dimensional puzzle you're putting together.
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Instead, it was a whole bunch of laws, many of them only covering the issue in pieces—likely due to the complexity of the situation described in the Time piece above.
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Salazar didn't just appropriate Morehshin's digitally rendered recreation, instead he used the computer to break the cenotaph into segments and displayed it like an artifact that had been uncovered already in pieces.
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The company's unsecured creditors have already said they would prefer the company liquidate rather than sell to ESL, believing it is more valuable in pieces than as a company under ESL's ownership.
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Whether the stolen bike in Casablanca is in pieces, or if it's sitting idle in a basement somewhere out of the reach of a Vodafone cell tower, doesn't really matter to Shoemack.
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For a visit to Bond Primary School in Mitcham, England, on Wednesday, Kate rewore her go-to tennis outfit — and she was last spotted in pieces of it when she wasn't pregnant.
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I definitely wanted things that were cinched or more body-con because I found that I felt best in pieces that gave me a shape as opposed to more tent-like pieces.
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" As it turns out, Practical Magic was made for people who can forgive its lack of cohesion and appreciate the movie in pieces — more specifically those scenes Gleiberman dismissed as "cartoon feminism.
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To be fair, CBS kinda sorta pulled this off with its beloved Life in Pieces, a single-camera show that has now aired after multi-cams The Big Bang Theory and Mom.
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The Tates don't acknowledge that their digs are in pieces — or not beyond the obvious fact that Dad broke down the door in a drunken rage the night before the play begins.
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A number of bipartisan resolutions similar to those measures had already been considered last year, but lawmakers declined to take them up or ensure their survival in pieces of must-pass legislation.
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The Undone and Life in Pieces star, 40, and her husband Jason Osborn are the proud new parents of a baby boy named Alden Presley Osborn, her rep shares with PEOPLE exclusively.
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The only other bids Sears has received are from suitors interested in pieces of the company and liquidators prepared to run going-out-of-business sales at stores and shut down the retailer.
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Then they said that the Saudi government had dispatched a hit team for the killing — and that they had dismembered Khashoggi's body after his death, carrying it away from the consulate in pieces.
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This new feature will roll out to the broader Snapchat community in pieces: Today, it's coming to just a few select cities at launch, with gradual introduction to additional locales planned from there.
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The Life in Pieces star gave PEOPLE an exclusive peek inside the California home she shares with husband Jason Osborn and their pup Oscar as the couple prepares to welcome their first child.
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But she falls back on lyrical clichés too often—"Smash my heart in pieces / It looks so good on the floor" is one recurring line—and her voice seems stiff, even robotic here.
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"If we had not bought IndyMac, the bank would likely have been broken up and sold in pieces to private investors, where the outcome for consumers could have been much bleaker," Mnuchin said.
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To break that, Mr. Perkin said, he suggested that people do something simple: dollar-cost averaging, which means buying a certain amount of an investment in pieces in case its value goes down.
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According to this version of the tale, Mr. Khashoggi put up a fight and got killed, and a local collaborator was given the body to dispose of, perhaps in pieces and in suitcases.
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BEN IS BACK Peter Hedges, who already tackled Thanksgiving in "Pieces of April," directs his son Lucas Hedges in the role of a 19-year-old drug addict who comes home for Christmas.
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The road was built in pieces starting about a century ago, partly with prison labor and explosives; pieces of it still close, for fires, for eroded bridges, for falling right into the ocean.
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The street artist who created the resin statue of Weinstein on the casting couch -- which is now disassembled in pieces in his L.A. studio -- believes the reckoning will make Hollywood a better place.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Even when he landed with a fearful crack on the unforgiving concrete of Rio's BMX track and realized his bike was in pieces, Dutchman Niek Kimmann's race was not run.
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A renowned Malian musician said when he came back to Paris on Monday from a concert tour in the United States, he opened the case to his kora and found the instrument in pieces.
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It was floated in pieces as an asterisk on his career that we should all give some thought to, but I found it hard to do when the news of his passing was fresh.
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HSH's owners aim to sell the bank as a whole, but are open to divest it in pieces as buyers have signaled they would be interested in parts but not all of the bank.
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"Life in Pieces" actress Ana Sophia Heger's stashing $70k in the bank and co-starring with James Brolin and Colin Hanks ... while most kids her age are just trying to color within the lines.
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A messy merger with Chevron and a steady decline at the end of the century left the company in pieces, but in recent years the marketing of the Gulf brand has picked back up.
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A true auteur, he displays his particular sensibility in pieces ranging from a commercial for the British telecommunications company O2, starring Gary Oldman, to "Wildcat," a short film about black cowboys in Grayson, Oklahoma.
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He previously explored its facets in pieces like "The Dharma at Big Sur," which evokes the Pacific Coast of Jack Kerouac, and "City Noir," which suggests the seamy Los Angeles of a Philip Marlowe.
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It's hard enough to write about yourself in this context, but it's hard to pick up the pieces of your life and write them into a narrative when you're also somewhat in pieces yourself.
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In pieces from the early 7083s, Porter adds spare pencil lines to a photographs of her own face as if to challenge optical perception: Which is more real, the artist or the artist's mark?
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And even when the subject matter turned bleak, as it did in pieces by Mark-Anthony Turnage, Claude Vivier and Gérard Grisey, they were surrounded by leavening works that maintained, well, a good vibe.
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In pieces from the early 2288s, Porter adds spare pencil lines to a photographs of her own face as if to challenge optical perception: Which is more real, the artist or the artist's mark?
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In pieces from the early 84003s, Porter adds spare pencil lines to a photographs of her own face as if to challenge optical perception: Which is more real, the artist or the artist's mark?
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In pieces from the early 1970s, Porter adds spare pencil lines to a photographs of her own face as if to challenge optical perception: Which is more real, the artist or the artist's mark?
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Though the frankness of "In Pieces" might resonate in a #MeToo era, Ms. Field was reluctant to offer up her book as a paradigm for others who might want to disclose their survival narratives.
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Less than three hours later, Durbin and a Republican colleague, Senator Lindsey Graham, drove away from the White House with the deal in pieces and a controversy over offensive language about to reverberate worldwide.
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Seyfried and Sadoski got engaged in September after meeting on the set of the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By. He's most famous for his role on the show Life in Pieces, however.
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The plan is part of a more comprehensive "college for all" program that Sanders has released in pieces and includes free tuition at all four-year public colleges and universities, as well as community colleges.
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The release also claimed that in October 2015 a video camera on Lambert's phone caught violent threats being made against him which repeatedly used the N-word and threatened to "cut you up in pieces".
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Forecast began twisting the plait as if it were a French braid but added in pieces like a fishtail twist, Forecast says, all the way to the ends, where the braid gradually grew more prominent.
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In 1989, Budweiser and the agency D'arcy Masius Benton & Bowles animated cans and bottles to create a cute, amusing fake football game between Bud and Bud Light, which ran in pieces throughout Super Bowl 23.
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In pieces from the early 1970s, Ms. Porter adds spare pencil lines to a photographs of her own face as if to challenge optical perception: Which is more real, the artist or the artist's mark?
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She's working with phrases from war terminology and from medieval texts — abbreviated in the case of the phrase "LICIT EXP" [derived from "explicit explanation"; the phrase appears repeatedly in pieces by Spero of this time].
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Disney President Bob Iger told staff Monday that hackers have stolen a film and are threatening to release it in pieces if Disney does not make a ransomware payment via bitcoin, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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But in the meantime, as Beckett's words occupy a no man's land between authorial intent and total appropriation by the zeitgeist, it can be jarring to see them in pieces that are meant to be uplifting.
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Black people are whole people; we don't come to this work in pieces, and if we're going to have any type of solution that is actually meaningful, we have to include all of who we are.
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The Wall Street Journal said Turkish police concluded that Khashoggi "was killed in his country's consulate in [Istanbul] and his body possibly removed from the building in pieces," citing two Turkish officials briefed on the case.
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J.C. This week the Detroit experimental band Wolf Eyes presented a startlingly bizarre new video from its recent album, "I Am a Problem: Mind in Pieces," released last year on Jack White's Third Man record label.
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The habit must often result in pieces like "Blooming II," a sharing and trading of styles between the Kuchipudi dancer Shantala Shivalingappa and the Memphis jookin virtuoso Lil Buck that was cute, comically rapid and thin.
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The U.N. monitors said they gathered evidence that the missiles were transferred to Yemen in pieces and assembled there by missile engineers with the Houthis and allied forces loyal to Yemen's former President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
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More likely, said these people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to comply with confidentiality strictures, the boutique movie and television company will be sold in pieces, although options are still at an early stage.
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In pieces from the early 1970s, Ms. Porter adds spare pencil lines in photographs of her own hands and face as if to challenge optical perception: which is realer, the photographic image or the artist's mark?
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The life that Ms. Field reveals over the course of "In Pieces" is one that has been darkened by abuses and cruelties that are frustratingly commonplace for women, both inside and out of the entertainment industry.
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While we love the classical past in many forms, we are continually drawn to that past in ruins: columns that are isolated, decontextualized, cracked or in pieces; capitals and bases lying on the ground; statues without heads.
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There's a theme of kinetic buoyancy in pieces like the oil painting "Luciérnaga (Firefly)" (1955), where geometric outlines appear to float in space, or in "Plenilunio (Full Moon)" (1953), with its adoration for the seemingly weightless moon.
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The general consensus seems to be that it will be necessary to analyze the deal in pieces, with a warning: Despite being a worthwhile undertaking, missing important interactions between different policies could paint a completely different picture.
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Watching his guests flail about the sloping floors of his tilted house provides constant entertainment for the lord of the manor, who collects precious dolls like the life-size puppet found in pieces outside in the snow.
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Zwirner, which represents the estate of the artist, who was born in 1933 and died in 1996, fully complies with Flavin's demanding installation protocols: The outlets and cords for these plug-in pieces must be completely invisible.
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I was in pieces after "Blue Valentine," and had to be swept up from the floor of the cinema by the guy who retrieves the spilled popcorn, but the "The Light Between Oceans" left me disappointingly intact.
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Murder became a form of messaging, a spectacle of sadism — bodies hanging from bridges, chopped in pieces, deposited in public plazas, each grisly crime scene a warning, a way of saying the cartel's violence knew no limits.
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Homemade is always super appreciated, but you can also go somewhere a little more chic or a really nice little pastry shop and just bring something like eclairs to cut up in pieces and have on a tray.
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"I want to make sure if we're going to be investing in pieces that you're wearing all the time, I want to make sure for clients it's a really great quality and something that will last," Gant said.
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The freshly engaged and infectiously happy couple did a 20-minute interview with the BBC and it was so good and pure that I had to watch it in pieces for fear of exploding with joy and affection.
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As Martha Cheng recounts in "The Poke Cookbook," long before contact with the West, native Hawaiians ate i'a maka, raw fish, kneaded with the fingers (lomi) or cut crosswise in pieces (the literal meaning of the word poke).
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In pieces like, "Woman Carrying a Vessel" (1935), the face is simply well placed dots on a tiny plank of wood, arranged at a right angle to other adjoining planks of wood that make up the figure's body.
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The works of Aditya Basak, Chhatrapati Dutta, Sunandini Banerjee, and Prabir C. Purkayastha, though all formally accomplished, either over- or under-engage with the photographs' narrative pull, resulting in pieces that are, variously, too cloying or too cold.
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The law — part of Senate Bill 8, passed this spring — would require doctors to stop the fetus's heart before performing a dilation-and-evacuation abortion, in which the cervix is dilated and the fetus is removed in pieces.
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The title of "Curbside (corrugated rug)" connotes the last-ditch furnishings of homeless urban nomads, and in fact the carton used in this work is in pieces, worn and frayed as if from habitual use as a carpet.
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Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski Secretly Got Married in 'Beautiful' Private Ceremony Life in Pieces is the second-longest show Brandt has been on, with only Breaking Bad's Marie beating her out for the most time playing a character.
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The 38-year-old Life in Pieces star opened up to PEOPLE recently about how her first pregnancy is affecting what foods she craves — and that she's letting herself indulge a bit in a way she might usually not.
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As he goes from babysitting Artie Lange to (almost) bonding with the man who broke up his marriage, Holmes's character adjusts to the reality of being separated in pieces, with stand-up as the thing that keeps him going.
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It later emerged that he had been shot and strangled by unknown persons who expertly dismembered him, packed him in pieces into a steel oil drum, and sank the oil drum in 50 feet of water off Key Biscayne.
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So, as was the case in real life, the greatest challenge is figuring out how to get your 90s fad toy to finally stop making all that brain shredding noise before either you or it end up in pieces.
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Op-Ed Contributor SACRAMENTO — Two leaders of the successful referendum to remove Britain from the European Union were recently in California, where they said favorable things about the newest version of a plan to split the state in pieces.
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The assembled friends were all dressed in pieces from the new Telfar collection: T-shirts with theatrical scarf-tie collars, cotton button-downs made up of minute pleats, gathered velour pants with legs so wide they resembled flowing skirts.
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The end of Avengers: Infinity War saw fan-loved characters like: Spider-Man (Tom Holland), Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman), Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) — not to mention a traumatic ending for Zoe Saldana's Gamora — turn to dust and drift away in pieces.
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Lister-Jones, who currently stars opposite Colin Hanks on the CBS show Life in Pieces, wrote and directed Band Aid in 2017 and most recently had a pilot greenlit at ABC that she also wrote and is set to direct.
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By meticulously studying 35 samples of insects preserved in amber, an international team of researchers were able to uncover all sorts of deception, including bugs that cloaked themselves in pieces of plants, grains of sand, and even the remains of prey.
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The individual's place inside the community is complexly contemplated in pieces like Formations, a painting composed like a team photo, in which the absence of several members of the team is made obvious by shadows that stand where they ought to.
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The specific reasons for defense changed through its construction, as it was built in pieces by different leaders in different times, but there's no evidence the Great Wall was meant to stave off flying demons, notably because flying demons aren't real.
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Outside of her office, she has two fold-up tables that covered in pieces of plastic, scraps of paper and textiles, plaster, and more "stuff," as she calls it; her sculptures are made from just about anything she can find.
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Other writers might use allegory or synecdoche to unpick current affairs, but Ms Slovo's verbatim documentary theatre, previously used in pieces on Guantánamo and the London riots of 2011, proves here to be a masterful approach to a tangled issue.
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The building of the stage, usually one of the most extensive mechanical undertakings of any convention, is taking place at an undisclosed location outside of downtown, and the stage will have to be moved into the arena in pieces shortly.
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Mercedes' cheer at their seemingly huge advantage in pace was tempered by Valtteri Bottas' crash at the start of Q3, the Finn losing control at turn two and slamming into a barrier, with the impact leaving his car in pieces.
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"More than two years since Donald Trump came to power, much of that which for a long time was lauded as the German-American friendship now lies in pieces," read an opinion piece in the left-leaning daily Süddeutsche Zeitung.
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It could eventually be acquired as an investment by a private equity firm as a whole or in pieces if it is detached from Pdvsa in court proceedings or otherwise as part of a bankruptcy of one of its holding companies.
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Bess Lovejoy, the author of "Rest in Pieces: The Curious Fates of Famous Corpses," said that the procession that attended her funeral, with its motorcade of pink Cadillacs, reminded her of nothing so much as the burial of Alexander the Great.
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Under the old map, this was the infamous District 7: the flagrant, "Goofy kicking Donald Duck" gerrymander that tied Democratic-leaning Philadelphia suburbs to heavily Republican Amish country, pulling in pieces of five counties and 26 municipalities along the way.
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"That was a letter opener!" he says when I ask about it, sitting at a handmade table surrounded by handmade chairs draped in pieces of wool purchased from sheep farmers located near his house and studio space in Catskill, New York.
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The auction will determine whether Sports Authority, which opened its first store in Florida in 1987 and expanded nationwide, will be sold off in pieces, or its creditors will hold on to it and try to find a buyer for its entirety.
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Specifically, in pieces straight off the runway from the last women's show: a black leather jacket (look No. 2, originally worn by Lily Stewart), a white cotton and metal embroidered top (look No. 24) and a metal embroidered kilt (look No. 3).
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The brainchild of Jason Harris and a handful of other renowned glassblowing artists, it will eventually be transported in pieces to Las Vegas, where it will be one of the attractions at Cannibition, an "immersive cannabis museum" that's set to open this summer.
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But then it also agreed with certain criticisms of his letter, and worried about the ways that such an intervention contributes to the sense of a church in pieces, a church almost with two popes, each offering partial diagnoses to their respective factions.
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CreditCreditFederico Ciamei IT'S EARLY ONE APRIL morning in Todi, Italy, and the installation is already underway: the four sculptures in pieces on a flatbed truck in the deserted piazza; the dawn sky lit a dramatic ombré, like a Giorgio de Chirico painting.
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"En cierto sentido sorprende porque hemos estado muy desconectados de la muerte durante el último siglo", dijo Bess Lovejoy, autora de Rest in Pieces: The Curious Fates of Famous Corpses, publicado en 2013, sobre el resurgimiento de la fotografía casera de fallecidos.
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"In one sense it's surprising because we've been so disconnected from death in the last century or so," said Bess Lovejoy, the author of "Rest in Pieces: The Curious Fates of Famous Corpses," published in 2000, of the resurgence of home death photography.
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In 1980 I went to the West Coast Computer Fair, I met Steve Jobs, I bought an Apple II. Back then it wasn't really a computer, you bought a keyboard and you bought a ... Keyboard in pieces and you put it together.
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The show is fascinating here partly for the backstory of the young, handsome Basquiat looking up to the older, more established Warhol in pieces like the adoring double portrait "Dos Cabezas" (1982), painted in two hours and delivered still wet to his new mentor.
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While the robot is currently in pieces on my kids' floor, they have played with the Droid Inventor kit far more than any other STEM kit I've seen, including the classic Snap Circuits that is far more complete but also far more complex than any LittleBits kit.
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She invited him to do some research for Marc Jacobs together with another young designer, Amie Robertson, which resulted in a collage of his illustrations being used in pieces from Jacobs's spring/summer 2016 collection (and in Bovan being shot by David Sims for the advertising campaign).
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Barr said he told Mueller that he didn't want to issue summaries or release the report in pieces and that he sought to clarify parts of his previous letter with a new letter reiterating that his summary only related to the special counsel's bottom-line conclusions.
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Also consider whether seams will be required — some counters may need to be longer than an individual slab allows, or the counters may need to come in pieces so they can be maneuvered into the kitchen — and try to make sure they end up in unobtrusive places.
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Over the past year, the United States has embarked on a stealthy, occasionally threatening, global campaign to prevent Huawei and other Chinese firms from participating in the most dramatic remaking of the plumbing that controls the internet since it sputtered into being, in pieces, 22013 years ago.
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"The art world I entered in the waning years of the fifties was made up of about three hundred artists, writers, dancers, musicians, theater folk, and otherwise a few adventurous dealers and very few collectors and patrons," he writes in Since When: A Memoir in Pieces (2018).
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I do feel like there are many pieces that specifically point out that this is a small but vocal part of the fan base, and it goes a long way in pieces just whenever it's mentioned — that this is not a massive raging section of it.
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The alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa led his Indo-Pak Coalition — a trio with Rez Abbasi on guitar and Dan Weiss switching between trap drums and tabla — in pieces that traveled from crisp, tricky, zig-zagging melodies in South Asian modes to the vocabulary of jazz, and back.
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Sadoski, a 40-year-old actor best known for his role in the television series Life in Pieces, and Seyfried met in 2015 while working together on the off-Broadway show The Way We Get By, beginning their romance on the set of their 2017 film The Last Word.
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LaFleur's corporeality is evident in pieces such as "You Belong To Me" (303), in which she filmed herself in a long black wig and a form-fitting black dress, slipping into the trappings of a sexualized femme and lip-synching to the doo-wop classic of the same name.
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In the moody clip, Maxwell assembled a flurry of models, including Blanca Padilla, Maria Borges, and Herieth Paul, to plop (in the most graceful way possible, because, models) into an unmade bed at the Standard, High Line in New York, clad in pieces from his fall '16 collection.
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Garfinkel's frog is included in a new study published by a University of Illinois postdoctoral researcher, a first-of-its kind analysis of the number of vertebrates—live, dead, or, um, in pieces—that have been found in fresh, bagged, or canned produce in the past 15 years.
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As it barreled northward Thursday morning toward the Carolinas, residents in the Panhandle region emerged to assess the damage from the Category 4 hurricane, finding cars submerged, tall trees snapped in half, whole neighborhoods in pieces on the ground, power lines ripped down, and a general trail of destruction.
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In essence, here's the plot, which reveals itself in pieces: Some fevered corner of the right-wing internet has concocted the notion that rich liberals, the kind who work in glassy offices and own vacation homes, round up a bunch of "deplorables" every year and hunt them for sport.
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One flaw in pieces like this one is that it can be hard to focus properly on the stories being told, because it's so tempting to peer around your three-hundred-and-sixty-degree surroundings to see what everyone is eating, wearing, and listening to on the jukebox.
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A small figure carved from wood and colored to resemble a black man with a closely cropped haircut and stubble on his face is in pieces: a head is suspended separately from the torso and arms, separate from the waist and legs, all hung from gold colored chains.
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That project led to corporate gigs for clients like Disney and Google, and when Bushnell and Gradman founded Two Bit Circus in 2012, their new company went to work creating experiential marketing activations, combining virtual reality and physical elements in pieces for the NBA, the Super Bowl, and brands like Intel.
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This is true of the entire book, even in pieces that are not as good as the best ones he has written (his 1977 review of Alma Thomas's paintings is the weakest thing in the book, and it is still better than most reviews of her work at the time).
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That she did so with a collection that was almost entirely in black was both a declaration of self — "black is a very personal color to me," she said backstage before the show, wearing a black kimono, a black shirt and pants highlighting the details in pieces straight from her Dior vernacular.
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If some of Mr. Kallat's past work might have read as too India-specific for a mainstream New York art audience, no one will have trouble engaging with what he gives us here, in pieces that retain the idea of change — irrepressible, always potentially uncontrollable, and constant — that has long been his theme.
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Ms. Green writes that photographing death is not something new: "In one sense it's surprising because we've been so disconnected from death in the last century or so," said Bess Lovejoy, the author of "Rest in Pieces: The Curious Fates of Famous Corpses," published in 2013, of the resurgence of home death photography.
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"In Pieces is about the little girl that I was, about the teenager who backed into becoming a celebrity, and about the craft that taught me to stand on my feet, a craft that helped me find my way out of a complicated childhood," she said in a statement when the book was first announced.
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" President Donald Trump on Friday posted an edited clip from a speech Omar, a freshman Democrat from Minnesota, gave to a California chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations last month, cutting in pieces of her remarks with imagery from the 9/11 attacks, and writing in his tweet, "We will never forget.
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This results in pieces that function simultaneously as core samples of recent American history — with its rigid collisions of unexpectedly fragile social structures and its seemingly endless supply of killings and massacres — and as a vivid reminder by analogy that some of the things we've been conditioned to regard as disposable are quite the opposite.
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The pregnant Life in Pieces star, 40, was joined by family and friends on Sunday at her home in Studio City, California, for a baby sprinkle in honor of her second child on the way with husband Jason Osborn — and the dad-to-be was the one who came up with the fiesta theme!
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Dieter Flury, a principal flutist of the Vienna Philharmonic, had been using his instrument to help disentangle tricky solo passages in pieces the young flutists were working on, but when a Mozart concerto entered the mix, he casually played along from memory, compressing the various orchestral parts into a single hyperactive line on the spot.
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In pieces reviewed by BuzzFeed News that Rao wrote between 1994 and 1996 — she graduated from Yale University in 1995 — she described race as a "hot, money-making issue," affirmative action as the "anointed dragon of liberal excess," welfare as being for "for the indigent and lazy," and LGBT issues as part of "trendy" political movements.
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When she does make an appearance, it's in pieces, like a visual drumroll — first her voice, then her lips talking into a microphone, then her feet (always with the feet!) — before we see the unexpected whole: a canny, lanky, black-bobbed beauty who runs circles around Vincent when he's tasked with entertaining her for the evening.
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Fashion ladies like Chanel Iman, Kate Bosworth (both carrying MCM Worldwide bags), Jamie Chung dressed head-to-toe in pieces from the SS17 Rachel Zoe Collection were pampered with luxurious spa and facial treatments in the SK-II Extreme Expedition Skin Rescue lounge, as well as hair treatments like the signature Coachella braid and false lashes.
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" In another example, Pukall and Cappell note that a doctor in Life in Pieces "warns new parents not to 'look down there' after a vaginal birth, and when the new mother does, she comments that her vulva looks like 'predator took off his mask' and questions whether she and her husband will 'ever be able to have sex again.
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READ MORE: Fukushima's ground zero is no place for man or robot RECOMMENDED: 'Hearts are in pieces' five years after tsunami hits Japan At the same time, the unusually large number of payment instructions and the transfer requests to private entities - as opposed to other banks - raised suspicions at the Fed, which also alerted the Bangladeshis, the officials said.
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The picture that emerges in pieces like Politico's survey of sixteen House Democrats earlier last week, is of an impeachment that both is and is not happening, a process characterized entirely differently by different observers: Sixteen House Democrats, in interviews, offered conflicting assessments of the status of the House Judiciary Committee's investigation of Trump, which its chairman — Rep.
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People have called us smart Twitter, and there're definitely some advantages to that, but in addition to you always feel like you're missing something, the other problem for people like us who are smart, hyper consumers, the other problem that Axios solves is we're so used to investing time in pieces that wind up not delivering.
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A week and a half after the election results came in, a slew of designers including Sophie Theallet, Christian Siriano and more, who have famously dressed previous First Ladies, announced they would decline to lend Melania any of their designs (though Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has defended their choice to dress her in pieces like their $51,500 silk coat).
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In pieces I wrote over the years about this practice of using (often unsterile) knives to remove in part or in total a girl's external genitalia, people would talk with me about it as a cultural practice -- one that girls and women in communities had begun to stand up to, but one that activists fighting the practice said only changed generationally.
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A mere afternoon in the acid bath of vinegar, lemon juice, oil and herbs — or a couple of hours, as long as you've got — will do your pork or chicken right, and after you've cooked the meat, you can slide it in pieces into a hero roll brushed with garlic butter and dotted with hot sauce and experience a version of nirvana.
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" Ms. Field, who spent more than five years writing "In Pieces," said in a statement that the book was about "the little girl that I was, about the teenager who backed into becoming a celebrity, and about the craft that taught me to stand on my feet, a craft that helped me find my way out of a complicated childhood.
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The Blonds is known for its intricate show-stopping designs (Rihanna, Gwen Stefani and Nicki Minaj have all performed in pieces by the brand), and for its latest show during New York Fashion Week on Friday, the brand reimagined the outfits worn by Cruella de Vil, Maleficent, Ursula and many more Disney antagonists for an electrifying runway show, which also marked Disney's first-ever villains franchise.
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But the power of brand extension was at its most literal at Chanel, where the signature quilted effect of its bags had been recreated in several straps, be it in lashings of woven white diamonds in pieces like its Signature Diamond Secret Watch, or the plush black alligator leather of the Mademoiselle Privé collection, with watches featuring sculptured Oriental-style gold birds dancing on onyx dials.
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Throughout "In Pieces," she assesses herself with a clear and critical eye, often revealing unappealing parts of herself — including her temper, her insecurity, her absences from her sons' lives while she pursued her work, her role in her two failed marriages and her flares of impatience with her mother, who dedicated the last years of her life to helping take care of Field's sons — with minimal rationalization, sentiment or self-pity.
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On the Market 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York and New Jersey: • In Upper Brookville, N.Y., a six-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bath wing of a 1760 Louis XIV castle, Chateau Des Thons, moved in pieces from France and rebuilt in 1928, with formal gardens and a one-car attached garage on 6.7 acres.
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This comedy block goes on hiatus, but not before several events: Howard and Bernadette welcome their baby; Jack regrets voiding the ban on interoffice dating when he wants to break up with Amy, in "The Great Indoors," at 73:30; Christy and Bonnie return to some illegal activities, on "Mom," at 9; and Colleen shops for a wedding dress with her future in-laws, in "Life in Pieces," at 9:30.
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Against this, the familiar figure of the skeleton emerges, in pieces like "Skeleton Looking at Chinoiseries" (1888), as does Ensor's more openly absurd, freefall ideas: "Self Portrait in a Flowered Hat" (1883) is a clearly finished portrait, later returned to when Ensor decided to ridicule himself — or the societal function of the portrait itself – by adding a hilariously silly floral hat, even going so far as to extend his moustache into a blue curling twill.
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In one of his most detailed pronouncements about history, religion and the state, a speech in Montpellier last October, he waxed eloquent on the subject of Protestant-Catholic warfare half a millennium ago: France was given up to fire and bloodshed, she experienced famine, she experienced the worst of things, she was nearly chopped up in pieces forever because of the decision…to exclude, to brand one party as guilty and annihilate them... The "excluded" party to which he referred were the Protestants.
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Nearby, there are more curiosities lying around: a tray of foreign objects removed from patients' airways by laryngologist Chevalier Jackson, remounted with archival materials and reframed by Grigonis in his home wood shop; a wax model of a surgical procedure, which was once in pieces and put back together by the conservator ("The process is a little bit like welding," he notes); and a plastic reproduction of a Chinese woman's bound foot, recreated so that the one on permanent display in the museum wouldn't need to travel.
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