In the topmost, several abstracted, mangled bodies rest atop two rows of compartments, each holding another pile of mangled flesh.
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I mean, the man has been mangled — talk about dishonor.
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Parked cars were mangled by the force of the blast.
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Snapped trees and mangled debris are apparent throughout the city.
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I was fine, but the bike was a bit mangled.
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I saw flashes of my future rites of passage, mangled.
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Adorbs being a mangled shortening (or short mangling) of adorable.
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Mangled cars are stuck near Olive Mill Road in Montecito.
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Only that they speak mangled English and are fundamentally untrustworthy.
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But its introduction, by the government's own admission, was mangled.
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If you look at their fights, they always come out mangled.
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Tongues tear themselves from mouths, spewing "mangled", "unrecognisable" words "like shrapnel".
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The train severed her left leg and mangled her right foot.
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These tufts led workers to a pile of mangled koala parts.
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Stunned and soaked residents stumbled out of their badly mangled houses.
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"Righteousness sometimes, sometimes, in the mangled town, sometimes prevails," Schumer said.
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I lasted 230 minutes and mangled my knee in the process.
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Her corpse is little more than leathered skin and mangled bones.
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I came across his mangled body, in the middle of nothing.
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Her body was motionless, hanging halfway out of the mangled wreckage.
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Parts of her mangled body were found a short distance away.
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Hours after the incident, a mangled stroller remained at the scene.
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He found his house destroyed, his children's bicycles twisted and mangled.
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Quinn knows that any offspring born on the island will be mangled.
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Local officials report there are people still trapped in the mangled train.
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"Every time fireworks went off, I saw mangled bodies," he told me.
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Chantheng kept his arm but he was left with a mangled hand.
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Beguiled, but it's memorable: the mangled flesh and bone of Colin Farrell's
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The dog's mangled leg was eventually amputated at the Animal Medical Hospital.
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He rolls up his right sleeve and exposes a badly mangled arm.
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A teen-age girl collapsed screaming; the explosion had mangled her legs.
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Retired Tosa fighting dogs lie listlessly, some with their snouts badly mangled.
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And many names stuck, even if they were mangled along the way.
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"It's a mangled and failing project, it's 90 percent dead," he said.
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Apologies for however I may have mangled the facts of that discussion.
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The 41st president was known in caricature as someone who mangled syntax.
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Bias and distortion have also mangled the racial views of President Trump.
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Somehow it was mangled in the process of transmitting it for display.
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A 45-foot shipping container mangled like a piece of aluminum foil.
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Mangled gates and broken walls and steel-reinforced columns holding up nothing.
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Paramedics removing victims from mangled school bus outside Stuyvesant High School pic.twitter.
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His right front tire was mangled but no other cars were involved.
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She posted a photo of a mangled train door with a window busted.
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She was finally rescued Friday by two campers who spotted her mangled car.
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Photos showed mangled trees, flattened houses and farmhouses shredded into paper-like pieces.
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Sometimes borrowings are mangled not because their structure is misunderstood, but their meaning.
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The muddy and mangled Toyota RAV4 was pulled from the hole on Wednesday.
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A failed family farm, mangled limb, learning disability or snit with a coach.
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Television images showed a mangled car amid rubble and snow around the site.
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Some ran up to the mangled statue to kick and spit on it.
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People ran up to the mangled statue, kicking it and spitting on it.
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At some properties, all that remains are mangled washers, dryers and water heaters.
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Nothing was left of Mosul's heart and soul except charred and mangled structures.
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It's even more of a mess than its poor mangled, hamster-murdering protagonist.
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They listen to the voice of Till's mother describing her son's mangled body.
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Worse, these accusations were based on a mangled understanding of Ms. Barrett's work.
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There is footage from drones; of the aftermath of firefights; of mangled bodies.
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Have you seen those memes making fun of Jason Pierre-Paul's mangled hand?
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Last year, he mangled the story of recognizing the heroism of Navy captain.
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A couple of times, Mr. Wells cracked up as he mangled a line.
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In one photo, the aircraft's landing gear was upturned into a mangled wing.
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Images showed the mangled frames of vehicles and bodies lying on the ground.
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They're the only ones who will be able to revive a mangled motherboard.
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Rows of vehicles fell several stories below and lay heaped in a mangled mess.
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Some found similar evidence of mold, others discovered their mangled Sophies remained internally sound.
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There are so many tragic examples of how they have mangled representing diverse identities.
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In the fog of war, you see, "facts" have a tendency to get mangled.
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Their mouths were too far gone to scream, mangled by bullet wounds and scavengers.
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If an animal was totally mangled beyond recognition, I don't know what you'd sample.
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Ever wonder what Jason Pierre-Paul's mangled hand looks like under an X-ray??
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Even when I do well I still feel mangled and worked over by it.
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Its body, mangled and bloody, was found the next morning on a nearby hillside.
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He woke up the next morning, in the hospital, with a mangled right arm.
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Trees are downed, fencing is mangled and some of the structures are ripped apart.
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"Great pustulant mangled bollocks to the Great blasted Plan," yelled a demon called Crowley.
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A wan young British woman wakes up beside the Thames, surrounded by mangled bodies.
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It is a must-see, and even the mangled versions are worth a visit.
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Whatever his goals, they died with him in the mangled wreckage at Baghdad's airport.
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He's killed in a violent car accident, his body painfully mangled in the crash.
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Emergency crews were quickly on the scene and removed Newman from the mangled wreck.
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Mangled cars, all the paint scorched off, sat with their doors hanging half open.
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The familiarly mangled, elongated bronze figures emerge toward the back of this prologue display.
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In his first fight with Bigfoot Silva, Hunt began elbowing because his hand was mangled.
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And after the demonstration, their mangled forms are left to the hands of trusty ... interns.
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He says he saw the bodies of two men on the ground, their bikes mangled.
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A red dump truck with a mangled front end was parked along the highway nearby.
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That's certainly the case with the Beast's badly mangled story about sex at the Olympics.
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Rescue workers continue to comb through the mangled remains of the bogies for possible survivors.
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Then there was an accident with a band saw, which left him with mangled hand.
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Dragging his own mangled corpse into a shallow grave of his own digging traumatizes Morty.
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In a stinging report last June, the World Bank said China had mangled all three.
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Despite the Civic's mangled body and Jordan's lack of experience on asphalt, he finished fifth.
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The fence was mangled, bent out in exactly the shape of the car's back end.
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The impact mangled the bus, and sent two of its four passengers to the hospital.
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The most mangled vehicle belongs to the defunct presidential campaign of John Ellis (Jeb) Bush.
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Dick Tyler then hobbled into the house with his bloodied cowboy boot and mangled toe.
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This is an image of middle-aged abjection, equally repulsive as the miner's mangled leg.
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When they pulled up, ripped shingles, mangled cars and twisted street signs were scattered everywhere.
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The picture of the foot all broken and mangled and dirty was on the ambulance.
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Or failed to achieve some deserved, but mangled revenge, depending on how you look at it.
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The sight of their mangled friends is too much to overcome as Vegas wins 6-1.
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When it finally reaches the last person, that person says the (now-mangled) sentence out loud.
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The door hangers mangled a vital piece of information during an outbreak: the list of symptoms.
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It's also a fairly ugly spot, full of mangled plantation trees and bullet holes in signs.
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It uses machine learning, for example, to suggest a rewrite when you mangled a complex phrase.
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A windpipe is whisked out, fingers are mangled, and fashion codes are thrown to the winds.
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A Reuters reporter saw nearby windows blown out, shop shutters mangled and streets covered in debris.
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A passer-by discovered the SUV, seeing the mangled wreckage at the foot of the cliff.
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They come from different worlds, but their presence gives a strange momentum to these mangled pieces.
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It was all arterial spurts and mangled limbs, and I was laying the red on thick.
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LOS ANGELES — Bart Baker, former YouTube celebrity, starts off most mornings by screaming in mangled Chinese.
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Three boys played some sort of game under the mangled remains of a red sports car.
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Remember those gruesome pictures of Uday and Quday Hussein's mangled and bloody bodies in the newspapers?
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Like birds feasting on mangled flesh in the middle of the road, he cannot help it.
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What does a woman over 30 with a mangled toe wear to see her boyfriend's band?
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One by one, the contestants came onstage Saturday night, with their mangled hair and missing teeth.
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After the attack, people posted online what they said were survivors collecting mangled and charred bodies.
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The SUV was discovered only after a passer-by saw the mangled wreckage below the cliff.
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Others lay fallen and shattered on the ground, branches strewn around, their mangled stumps still smoldering.
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His wife, Natalia Perez, told CNN that Nuñez walked home that night with his face mangled.
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They help explain his enduring popularity in the polls despite the mangled syntax and frequent flubs.
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The second man, Cle "Bone" Sloan, was left with a badly mangled left foot and head injuries.
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But in the process, Trump repeatedly mangled the word "origins," on three separate instances saying "oranges" instead.
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Just feet away, a sunscreen tent that hadn't been so well secured lay mangled on the ground.
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Prosecutors argued witnesses saw Campbell get out of the mangled car and run to a nearby McDonald's.
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A brilliant neurosurgeon, Dr. Stephen Strange has his million-dollar hands mangled in a terrible car accident.
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His left leg was snapped through the bone, and his left wrist and hand were badly mangled.
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But something got lost in translation: The Yiddish was mangled, according to language experts consulted by CNN.
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They saw the mangled car below, and when they climbed down, found footprints leading from the vehicle.
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Officer Wordie Johnson drives his black Chevy Tahoe patrol car slowly along the mangled chain-link fence.
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Donald Trump mangled a reference to 2 Corinthians during a speech to a Christian university in January.
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The photo of his mangled truck post-crash isn't the image that caught the internet's attention, however.
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I ran to the mangled Prius and saw my kids inside, still strapped into their car seats.
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"Dickson was thrown against a fence 20 feet from the car and terribly mangled," the Times reported.
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Footage from the scene showed piles of rubble, and cars turned into a heap of mangled metal.
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A Reuters correspondent saw sun loungers strewn in mangled heaps with other debris across Nea Plagia's beaches.
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David Johnson, 57, worked in a sawmill for decades, with two mangled fingers to show for it.
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Some of the words are mangled or missing, but Céline Dion never sang them with such sincerity.
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And be warned: If you go this route, your bag might come out looking a little mangled.
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One of his lungs collapsed and three of his limbs were mangled, but medics saved his life.
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There are six mangled homophonic puns in this puzzle, at 23A, 35A, 48A, 69A, 82A and 99A.
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There is a lot of that, as male flesh is mangled by bullets, blades and broken glass.
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Recreating or revising a lost or mangled history is something contemporary artists are often compelled to do.
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In Didion's fiction, the standard narratives of women's lives are mangled, altered, and rewritten all the time.
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My harvest victim, I decided, would blow kisses from her mangled lip, oblivious to her vile appearance.
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Overall, it calls to mind mangled limbs, a geriatric toilet and something used for torture or sex.
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Video footage showed the mangled wreckage of the open-top truck toppled over in an irrigation canal.
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The mangled letters were pounded and welded together again by a Bridgehampton metalsmith quietly working for free.
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Video from the scene of the attack showed people lying on the ground, as well as mangled bicycles.
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"His cage was all mangled with broken glass and they thought for sure he was dead," he said.
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I wrapped my mangled digit in my t-shirt and raced upstairs to tell my wife what happened.
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Regardless, each officer was able to return home to his family, with a mangled badge for a souvenir.
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That was a mangled backfire especially with all these questions about crumbs, her age, her obsession with Russia.
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So are many other cities and towns that have been mangled by the wars in Iraq and Syria.
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Stricken passengers climbed over an obstacle course of debris and through mangled windows to flee the crippled train.
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Photographs from the scene showed the bus had been reduced to a mangled wreck in a wooded gully.
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The mangled doll aspect... You're quite literally making these invisible women visible, in a way that's fittingly disturbing.
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Thanks for the reminder of years spent extracting mangled payroll checks from printers with a straightened coat hanger.
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Two students can be seen through a window, and another appears lodged underneath a hunk of mangled metal.
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Read More: Photo's show the mangled airplanes and buildings at Grand Bahama airport that Hurricane Dorian left behind.
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Politicians in democracies have always mangled the truth: denying affairs and downplaying the ill effects of their policies.
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Will my online life be mangled and mocked by someone who thinks I should shut the fuck up?
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Accuracy was key because bareknuckle punches on the skull, forearms or shoulders would only lead to mangled hands.
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Like "Uptown Funk" if it was re-written for a Sunday Morning slot for mangled punters at Boomtown.
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Bathed in lasers and dry ice, Aphex delivered a devastatingly potent set of mangled hardcore and erroneous electronica.
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"All kind of instruments are needed when coaches get mangled and topple over each other," Mr. Srivastav said.
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The mangled buses sat at the crash site for several hours until they were towed away Monday afternoon.
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The narrator, an unflappable salesman, calmly tosses fleece jackets into the frenzied crowd as trampled, mangled bodies accumulate.
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In the case of the latter, it usually marks the beginning of a healthy stretch of mangled anxiety.
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VINCENTELLI I enjoy when the songs (especially ones I don't care about) get mangled in a new context.
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Many of the smuggled cubs arrive in the Gulf with mangled and broken legs after a rough journey.
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Her mangled right forearm was dangling, connected to the rest of her arm by a piece of skin.
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As Mr. West's boat went airborne, its propeller mangled Charlotte, killing her instantly and severely injuring her mother.
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Among the larger parts of the plane found have been a mangled engine and a damaged aircraft wheel.
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Footage of the aftermath of the crash also showed Spence's mangled Ferrari being loaded into a tow truck.
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The SUV was discovered only after a passerby saw the mangled wreckage at the foot of the cliff.
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The original version suddenly self-immolated during a 2008 exhibition; its mangled carcass is displayed in another room.
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When it comes to being crushed, mutilated, electrocuted, or mangled at work, men are at a distinct disadvantage.
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Instead he's going to assume the role of Wizened Elder and give some words of wisdom in mangled syntax.
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It takes some cats just seconds to turn a perfect tree into a mangled shrub full of broken ornaments.
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The pair had found her mangled Jeep and provided her with fresh water as they worked to find help.
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When Quinn discovers his daughter is pregnant, he knows that she, too, will give birth to a mangled child.
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Police said they were still looking to ascertain the number of dead as some bodies were mangled beyond recognition.
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Last year's government PSA was a horror show, with several graphic vignettes of dummies being completely mangled by fireworks.
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Harry Potter originally opened with the mangled bodies of Harry's parents being found by Hermione's dad for some reason.
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His pictures show mangled corpses but also grieving families and people suffering hardship yet trying to live with dignity.
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Mangled trees are all around and those that are still standing look dead, with all their leaves ripped off.
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With survivor guilt you just feel that you did something terribly wrong and got six friends killed or mangled.
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Hundreds of deputies, National Guard troops, anthropologists and coroners are sifting through leveled homes and mangled cars for remains.
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What's worse, they've mangled the story to the point that Ned is the clown and Joffrey seemed halfway sympathetic.
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He ran toward the mangled train, where he saw dozens of dazed passengers, many of them bloodied or trapped.
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Some people suggest mental illness is completely unrelated to crime, but that claim tends to rely on mangled statistics.
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Mike Perry's nose got so broken, twisted, and mangled he was taken to hospital after a UFC fight Saturday.
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"There's blood on here," the pre-schooler says while pointing at a mangled aborted fetus and a sobbing woman.
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With a backdrop of goblins, skeletons and mangled body parts ... you might've guessed 'Jason' had something up his sleeve.
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The kind where people just stand in a kitchen and discuss the latest episode of Mangled Banner on TBS.
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"These travel trailers were picked up, thrown a considerable distance and just mangled," Edwards said after surveying the damage.
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A photo shows just how mangled her Mercedes SUV was left after what looks like a head-on collision.
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"We people had no fear then, and no fear now," he said, smiling and holding up his mangled arm.
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I spoke to the Yates County sheriff, who showed me dozens of photographs of mangled buggies and dead horses.
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Remember that scene where (spoiler alert!) that mangled dude in the barn has his lungs hanging outside his body?
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The rubble piles and mangled structures, mixed with downed power lines and trees, are expected to complicate recovery efforts.
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"I don't know," I said, looking at the floor, the mangled paper clip on the carpet, gray on gray.
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His dusty, mangled body was at odds with what still was a beautiful and serene part of the city.
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During his 13-year playing career, he came away with 1,563 steals and the mangled instruments of his profession.
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You can actually type on it for prolonged periods of time without clubbing your fingers into mangled sausage-shaped messes.
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It employed hundreds of people from Bartella, but now it's a massive hollow structure of mangled steel and charred innards.
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Iommi's story of getting his fingers mangled in a factory accident has become the stuff of legend—and deservingly so.
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Morita's right hand was mangled by a rocket-propelled grenade during a July 2009 raid seeking intelligence on Bergdahl's whereabouts.
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The neighborhoods of Beacon Hill and Abasand in many parts are unrecognizable, with mangled metal and structures reduced to rubble.
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The mangled car became tangled in the mesquite "where it remained suspended above the ground," police wrote in a statement.
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After the attack, bystanders saw him lying on the beach with a large gash on his leg and mangled hands.
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She reminded me that I could've had spinal or brain damage, or that my left leg could've been mangled too.
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Her treatment of Till's horror is superficial as she crudely renders his mangled face as an impastoed clump of paint.
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I had trouble making many of these work, partly because the included Quick Start manual mangled some of the commands.
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Few were as lucky as Capello, who walked away with barely a scratch, though his car was a mangled wreck.
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Television footage showed mangled and overturned carriages, and media reported rescuers were working to free people trapped in the wreckage.
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Fish dart through the ruins of the mangled iron broiler, and plants shoot up through the piecemeal hull and beams.
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If you too couldn't handle the sight of this mangled bag of bread, get ready to freak out once again.
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You can channel your inner Tom Cruise without fear of your friends politely pouring your mangled Sazerac down the drain.
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Don't worry, though, the staff were able to remove the mangled machine before it caused any harm to the animals.
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I showed up for freshman year of high school with a mangled upper lip and a smile made of grout.
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Throw in mangled Louboutin heels, some chewed-up furniture - and a lawsuit or two - and you are talking serious money.
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Video images showed the mangled remains of the bus half-submerged in the drain as rescuers struggled to extricate bodies.
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Watch more, from Waypoint: You see a lot of bodies in Observer—mainly dead ones—mangled and thoroughly messed up.
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And — because this is Veep and this is politics — each somehow makes his or her way to a mangled victory.
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He was also ordered to pay $562,803 in restitution to victims and businesses whose storefronts were mangled in the blast.
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At least two of the cars struck power poles, and one was badly mangled, bent almost at a right angle.
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Prints from the disaster series of mangled cars and electric chairs on full New Look skirts and twisted tank tops.
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The mangled operation has revived debates in Washington on the sprawling war against jihadist groups that began after the Sept.
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Newman was removed from his mangled car by the track's emergency crew and taken by ambulance to Halifax Medical Center.
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One ear was flat and mangled, his hands were gnarled, and from a finger on each grew a black fingernail.
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Within half an hour of the explosions, tractors were scrapping the street of debris while investigators picked through mangled steel.
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The grim fates of his victims, mangled, tortured, dismembered, bespeak the horrifying truth that everything is very far from awesome.
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Lynching photographs showed our mangled, disfigured bodies as constant reminders of what was in store for an uppity African American.
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Even kids dressing up for a "fun" night of trick-or-treating managed to look like soulless, mangled inhabitants of hell.
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Early Thursday morning, George Brennan shared a photo of a mangled trampoline that had torn through a fence in Falmouth, Massachusetts.
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He remembers the helpless rage he felt when an 18-month-old baby was brought in with genitals mangled by rape.
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Egyptian investigators sent the mangled memory chips of the so-called black boxes to a technical team in France last week.
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The slide mangled as many as 10 homes in the village of Santa Isabel and left dozens homeless, local officials said.
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Serving as a reminder that such precautions are prudent in Africa are the mangled steel and concrete remains of a jetty.
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R. So much R. Gallons and gallons of mangled, bloody, graphically torturous R. Apostle premieres on Netflix US on October 12th.
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But this past week, two mangled great white carcasses washed ashore in the town of Gansbaai on the South African coast.
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Indeed, his piece "Crocifisso" (1955–57) is in effect erotic, as the mangled Christ figure appears to have a mammoth erection.
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Rescuers worked to free people trapped under the mangled wreckage at Marsandiz train station, 8 km (5 miles) from central Ankara.
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In the City of Brotherly Love, mangled car parts are a familiar part of the urban landscape, especially in impoverished areas.
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Stripped down to a thin backing track and mangled vocals, the aggression of So Loki's live sets have garnered them respect.
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You can see Dooley tried walking it off ... but he can't stand on his own two feet cause his ankle's mangled.
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Their home is now a dusty pile of ash and mangled metal, torched by a fast-moving fire in Southern California.
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The blaze turned everything it touched into ash, mangled metal and black embers, and is still burning nearly two weeks later.
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Remote rural villages were completely cut off from all services after the single roads to them were mangled by the storm.
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It looked great; unfortunately, the audio was so mangled that viewers at home could barely hear anything above the screaming crowds.
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In the morning, hours before landfall, the streets were nearly empty, and increasingly violent waves mangled each other on the shore.
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The Volvo could be seen on the street afterward with mangled pieces of a stroller wedged under its right rear fender.
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In "Space Wagon Mosul" (2009) the mangled yellow car appears to be in a desert storm in the middle of nowhere.
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Her mind in tatters, Eller, the mangled soul of the new play "Terminus," endlessly attempts to relive her long-gone past.
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The mangled truck indicated that it belonged to Time Disposal, a waste and recycling collection service that operates in the area.
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" Professor Smith of N.Y.U. said he hoped Mr. Cohn would leave soon "because his reputation will be mangled if he stays.
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The mangled body of one child was found on the roof of a building, propelled by the force of the blast.
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In his first session, when inmates were introducing themselves, an attendee claiming to be a former Marine mangled Marine Corps jargon.
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The mangled bus was found by the authorities with its cabin stripped from its chassis by the force of the collision.
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In a scene of unimaginable horror, they say, the propeller mangled and killed Charlotte, who was asleep in her mother's lap.
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Authorities fear some people who did not evacuate could be buried beneath piles of concrete, wood and mangled metal in Florida.
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Most frequent travelers can share a story or two about a checked bag that got mangled, arrived days late or went missing.
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Video from the scene showed most of the rear body of the sports car mangled or missing, exposing parts of its engine.
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A lot of the problem is the content itself: sometimes reports would be outdated, or mangled through awkward text-to-speech programs.
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Once he was off the train, he saw crew members looking into the train's mangled windows and trying to calm agitated victims.
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"Its not so much the mangled fingers, the shattered bone smiling out at me like pointed teeth in bloodied mouths," he explains.
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Still, some of the scenes in the book hauntingly evoked the real-life violence — such as Galloway's bindings and her mangled nails.
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The bodies of the Dalati brothers were so mangled, their cousin says, family members prevented their mother from going into the hospital.
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Take a song like "Pop It" where steel drums trip over synths that sound like mangled kazoos and samples of animal noises.
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Rescue crews had to pry the women from the mangled vehicle and Anastasia was pronounced dead at the scene, KHON 2 reports.
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And Mr. Lochtefeld is so appealingly heartbroken as the gangly, life-mangled Don that you'll wonder where he's been all your life.
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There are currently 23 major Democratic candidates running for president in 2020, and many of their names are frequently mispronounced or mangled.
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At one point during her tough trap-influenced set, she mangled some notes, badly enough to distract from everything happening around her.
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Mangled bodies with raw flesh exposed tell the tale of troops from the US 7th Cavalry Regiment slaughtering an estimated 300 Lakota.
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One bloodied, mangled victim was transported on the back of an open truck, while another stretcher was shoved onto a small bus.
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I have seen my friends sent abroad to foreign lands with ill-defined military missions, coming back mangled or not at all.
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Apparently, his legs had been so badly mangled that an ambulance was bypassing the aid station and taking him directly to Erbil.
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On Tuesday, they allowed two first-period goals and mangled four power plays, including three in the first 12 minutes 35 seconds.
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Investigators have struggled to inspect parts of the wreckage because of a mangled train car, collapsed station ceiling and concerns about asbestos.
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While Mr. West's boat was in the air, its propeller mangled Charlotte, killing her instantly and severely injuring her mother, Courtney McCue.
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Alongside the mangled bodies we found personal belongings ranging from plush toys and travel books to personal notes written aboard the aircraft.
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"During all of our work-up, shooting targets, throwing grenades, doing all that, you never once saw kids mangled," he told me.
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Either way, the Tesla Model S — Tesla's much acclaimed all-electric, high-speed, luxurious sedan — was adequately smashed and mangled during the collision.
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Winners, if they choose to accept, are given a handcrafted, golf-ball-sized raspberry mounted atop a mangled reel of Super 8 film.
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He filmed himself getting a pedicure today and unfortunately there is nothing to be done about the mangled mess inside his size 22s.
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Investigators had noticed some front-end damage to the vehicle last month and connected Seymour's vehicle to the mangled utility pole, police said.
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Video from the scene shows dozens of firefighters with ladders inside the mangled remains of the tour bus, struggling to reach the victims.
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She stands for multiple bodies at once, her own, culled through the past of her families, and the mangled language corpse of COINTELPRO.
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Investigators revealed Sunday that the first recorder that was taken from the mangled NJ Transit train at the Hoboken Terminal was not working.
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Broken brick, mangled wire and flooded shells of destroyed buildings are all that is left of the lumber mill built in the 1890s.
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In 2004, a roadside bomb badly mangled his right elbow while he was on patrol in Iraq, leaving him with a disabled arm.
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Television news footage from the scene showed firefighters dousing the charred, mangled ruins of the house with water as one wall remained standing.
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You can see the mangled Toyota lying wrongside up in the middle of the freeway -- with Arenas' supercar severely dented in the back.
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An accompanying photograph showed the base of the building mostly intact, although the spire had been snapped off and support cables were mangled.
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You can be YG, arguably the best album artist of your generation, but so regionally specific that your music gets mangled in translation.
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After being crippled in an accident, talented neurosurgeon Stephen Strange goes on a quest to find a way to repair his mangled hands.
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"Asian food no longer has a health halo merely by existing," the manager explained as I cleared away plates of mangled spring rolls.
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There are currently 103 Democratic candidates running for president in 2020 so far, and many of their names are frequently mispronounced or mangled.
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They reported that the president "mangled facts and sentences," and gave "rambling, sometimes confusing" answers, while expressing concerns about his age and health.
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Unlike other sculptures that memorialize the human condition through the presentation of bodies (mangled, triumphant, or otherwise) Murdoch has chosen to go bodiless.
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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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The brand's double-shredded hems look harmoniously in process, like pants that are sprouting other pants, as if everything that's mangled can regrow.
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Among votive objects, sculptural images of body parts abound: mangled hands, wounded legs, failing eyes, aching teeth, lungs, breasts, a uterus, a scrotum.
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A charred door lay on the sidewalk in front of the building on Friday afternoon, resting on a mangled, partly melted baby stroller.
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PARIS — Unfamiliar to French fans, CiCi Bellis received a well-meaning, if mangled, welcome during the biggest overseas victory of her young career.
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When he was a boy, his father was killed by Russian soldiers, and his mother's leg was mangled in a Russian air strike.
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Rescuers have worked day and night to extract the victims and mangled cars after the pedestrian bridge crumbled Thursday west of downtown Miami.
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Now much of Darulaman Palace is obscured behind scaffolding and green netting, its mangled trusses and battered Corinthian columns visible only in snatches.
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Images circulating on social media showed a mangled metal structure that had collapsed around a Starbucks cafe near the entrance to the lobby.
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Pictures from the scene shot by Tori McCauseland with The Co-op City Times show a massive pole lying across a mangled car.
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But the Yiddish was mangled and parts of those messages were "barely comprehensible" and "practically indecipherable," Yiddish scholar Chaya Nove had told CNN.
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"Everything we have is right there -- gone," said Knight, pointing at his home, now a mangled wreckage of twisted metal and splintered wood.
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" He continues, "You have this mangled steel frame and an engine that may or may not be fully or partially buried in the sand.
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The incident involving the twin-engine plane happened Friday evening at Dillingham Airfield on Oahu's North Shore, leaving mangled metal scattered across the area.
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We've all experienced these foods sticking to grill grates and ultimately ruining our backyard barbecue, having to serve mangled remnants of our intended menu.
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Caballero mangled a clearance and kicked the ball toward Croatia defender Ante Rebic, who one-timed it into the net in the 53rd minute.
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I tried embedding a photo directly into this story using Google's tools, but the photos were mangled beyond recognition, likely due to format differences.
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In the end the "caliphate" was little more than a sprawling expanse of rubble and mangled cars, strewn with the corpses of ISIS fighters.
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An Arizona woman survived for six days in the woods after a horrific crash left her car hanging mangled in a tree, PEOPLE confirms.
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The mayhem set off panic in the neighborhood and left the pavement strewn with mangled bicycles and bodies that were soon covered with sheets.
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Standing over Turner's mangled body (turns out his love of motorcycles was foreshadowing to this very moment the whole series), Shawn starts to pray.
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This particularly European form of motorsport encourages smashing, bashing and flipping cars, and most of them are a mangled heap at the checkered flag.
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Today, I won't come out of the fitting room, let her snatch the mangled von Furstenberg from me, ask me, How did we do?
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Mr. Grant soon found a job at a sawmill, and although an accident mangled two fingers of his left hand, it was steady work.
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Rescuers and local people worked into the night searching for survivors in the overturned and mangled carriages, some piled on top of each other.
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Each of these places provides a powerful example of how ordinary people's lives have been mangled because of the collectivist agenda of the left.
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At the provincial hospital in Kunduz on Monday, six bodies, some of them burned and mangled beyond recognition, were brought in from Chardara District.
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On the ground in St. Croix, downed power lines littered the roadside, roofs were missing and trees were mangled and ripped of all foliage.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)A crowd of Cubans stood around the mangled bus, some offering assistance, others recording the tragic scene with their cell phones.
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No matter how many pictures of X-rays or mangled body parts meet our eyes, we'll never truly know how any other person feels.
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As we previously showed you, poor David was a bloody, mangled mess last November after getting smashed in the head with a light tube.
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At least 21981 people died Sunday in a train wreck in northern India, with rescuers still working to pull passengers from the mangled coaches.
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These actors aren't bad — Stroup and Henwick are actually really good in this series — but they're not in charge of writing their mangled characters.
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Since I have an "ethnic" name that often gets mangled or made fun of, I usually find making fun of names a no-go.
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Images of mangled dolphins in nets led to a countrywide boycott in the late 1980s, spearheaded by "youths," according to The New York Times.
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Sullivan, whose Sunday show was must-see television for nearly a quarter century, was an awkward, wooden physical presence who mangled words and names.
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"The 10-ton car broke in two in a jumble of mangled metal, broken glass and sheared-off cables," The New York Times reported.
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Alex Smith went under the knife SEVENTEEN TIMES to repair the leg that he gruesomely mangled in a Redskins game back in 2018. Yeesh.
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Photos on social media and published in Egypt news media outlets showed hundreds of people standing outside mangled carriages, several of which had derailed.
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Fire department officials in Polk County, Florida, had spotted several train cars rolled over and mangled after returning from a medical call, authorities said.
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California's North Bay wildfires burned nearly every house in the Coffey Park neighborhood to the ground, leaving behind piles of ash and mangled metal.
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These photographs were a major force in drawing public attention to child labor, especially those images that showed mangled hands and coal-stained bodies.
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Girls from Sichuan are famously pretty, says Ms Dai; north-easterners are funny; and the mangled vowels of the Hunan and Fujian accents are cute.
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On Saturday, beyond a line of fire trucks and caution tape, 565 feet of cherry-red steel was sprawled across Worth Street in mangled disarray.
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A Florida motorcyclist is searching for two "courageous" good Samaritans he said saved his life after a near-death accident that left his leg mangled.
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Chattanooga, Tennessee (CNN)Diamond Brown waited and waited for her 6-year-old son to be removed from the mangled school bus in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Stephen Strange, a neurosurgeon whose hands have been mangled in a car accident, travels to Nepal to seek out a mysterious healer, the Ancient One.
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Large swathes of land were completely submerged, and in some streets people waded through knee-high water around piles of mangled metal and other debris.
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Camille is treated like the mangled corpse of whatever the cat dragged in, an infuriating blemish on Adora's perfect reputation of Southern values and affluence.
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She earned a code violation from the umpire for turning her racket into a mangled mess after repeatedly hammering the frame against the red dirt.
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The front end of the red dump truck was mangled in the wreck, which took place about 50 miles (80 kilometers) west of New York.
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The term has been mangled and overused lately, to the point that it probably ought to be abandoned, but it does seem to apply here.
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When the dust clears on Election Day, conservatives across the country must take stock of the mangled wreckage of the party and attempt to rebuild.
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You can see in the photos the woman's ring finger on her right hand is severely mangled -- with a piece of the tip clearly missing.
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Then there's Minnesota, an inept organization who mangled every step of the team-building process but ended up with Karl Anthony-Towns through dumb luck.
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He then started the arduous task of pulling mangled Google bicycles to higher ground, away from the creek, and contacted Google to pick them up.
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Thousands of decaying bodies adorn a near-future Eiffel Tower, twisted and mangled amongst its ironwork the way creeping ivy would blend with a trellis.
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"[It was like] an M80 bomb went off in my mouth," Barbero told local station WTEN, presumably mumbling a bit because of the mangled tongue.
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According to a press release, DeBois also utilized a number of real-world recordings, though they have been mangled far beyond any possibility of recognition.
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The grass was flattened and blackened, scattered with torn papers, shredded seats, pieces of mangled foam and one metal water bottle lying on its own.
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His jokes about Manhattan real estate fell on deaf ears, and his mangled reference to an African country occurred in front of that country's leader.
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At least he got this one out of the way early, taking five shots from a mangled lie in deep rough behind the first green.
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Not far away, along the Hudson River bike path, a pickup truck had left a roughly mile-long stretch of carnage — mangled bodies and bicycles.
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I turn the Subaru around in the gathering dark and Dan jumps out to perform the edibility checklist (Eyes glassy; body still warm; not mangled).
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The capital's inhabitants, who spent the night in darkness after authorities cut power as a precaution, found fallen trees, mangled lampposts, and smashed water tanks.
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Three of the victims needed to be freed from the mangled car, the Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department said in a statement posted online.
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On top of the corneal transplants, he'd had a hip replacement and emergency bypass surgery -- not to mention that mangled toe from the auger accident.
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But his book does provide some useful insights into the dangers of propaganda — and its reliance upon mangled facts; false claims; and reductive, Manichaean storytelling.
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To his right, four steel grain bins, usually shiny and straight, lie mangled and ripped open, spilling now-rotting corn into piles like sand dunes.
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" The Times reported the next morning that Mr. Corey's "series of bad jokes and mangled syntax" left "some people roaring with laughter and others perplexed.
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"It's nothing, just a small wound," replied the father, Abu Nidal, as the medic inspected the mangled remains of the boy's hand, maimed beyond repair.
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Supports are now being installed around the mangled scaffolding to mitigate the risk of collapse, and a second lattice structure suspended above it for access.
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Or, with life's predictable duality, is Peter the carefully disguised wolf, waiting to eat Little Blue-State Riding Hood, leaving only a mangled metaphor behind?
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Gutierrez mangled the baseball reference (he presumably meant to say he was batting 1.000 rather than going 1 for 10), but the sentiment seems correct.
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" Stallone concluded with a message to his old co-star: "HULK , if you're reading this, it was a privilege to be mangled by such a gentleman.
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So, if the team finds evidence of a steel-tubed fuselage — no matter how mangled — and a Pratt & Whitney Wasp, they'll know they've got a Norseman.
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Bits of mangled and smouldering debris were scattered across the field near Boufarik airport southwest of Algiers where people were searching for bodies among the rubble.
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What better symbol could we project all our hopes, fears, and overpriced Hallmark cards onto than the mangled and bloody corpse of some random medieval misfit?
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For much of this morning firefighters struggled to get inside the mangled bus, carrying 41 passengers back to Los Angeles from a casino in the area.
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Syrian TV footage from Homs showed streets filled with debris and mangled cars, and the charred body of a man being taken away on a stretcher.
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He slammed his racket to the concrete, picked it up and slammed it again, and then tossed it gently to the stands as a mangled souvenir.
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She hates filters, and loves piles of outdated technology (malfunctioning BlackBerrys, Reagan-era radio alarm clocks, and mangled piles of power strips being her favorite subjects).
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But my underdeveloped perspective and mangled self-esteem only reinforced my idea that I was doomed to be nothing more but a victim of systemic racism.
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" George Anthony adds, "The reality hits you like a brick wall you run into, or just having every part of your body being pulled and mangled.
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Lo and behold, there was the mangled remains of the top, along with some muddy paw prints and a few small dents in the rear fender.
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VRT carried a photograph of a metro carriage at a platform with doors and windows completely blown out, its structure deformed and interior mangled and charred.
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It's finally had its fill of us, leaving our mangled bodies twitching on the side of the road as it drives off with a rubbery squeal.
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Severe weather pummeled the region, infrastructure was mangled, trailer homes demolished, and people hurt — but there weren't as many supercell storms as forecasters projected, explained Strader.
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When Noah compares Barr's answers to a mangled subway announcement, the joke lands not because it's silly (which it is) but because how true it rings.
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Noor, just layers of stuff on her, a mobile nest, two jean jackets, one over the other, mangled bits merging, even in this endless October heat.
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One of them was Janice Mathis, who found a heap of mangled metal, rocks and blackened trees in place of her three-bedroom, three-bath house.
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On a recent day, a woman was horrifically injured – her leg mangled to the bone, when it got stuck between a subway train and the platform.
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Rescuers were working to free people from the bus, which photographs from the scene showed had been reduced to a mangled wreck in a wooded gully.
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He smashed a racket for the first time in almost eight years, threw the mangled remains at his stool, and was slapped with a code violation.
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Trump himself confirmed this report in a tweet that slightly mangled Kim's name: We have put a great team together for our talks with North Korea.
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Eight back as he stood on the 17th tee, he was tossed a lifeline when Spieth mangled the last two holes, playing them in 803 over.
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One flattened gas station still had two lines of mangled mini-buses, "dabbabs," as the Yemenis call them, leading up to it in an orderly line.
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Oh, what fun she'd had—until that choice led to the bloody, violent death of her friend, whose corpse she saw mangled in a shattered windshield.
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When Will sees the corpses in the final pilot, their bodies are mangled and arranged in a pattern, something Benioff and Weiss invented for the show.
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Images on social media showed the mangled wreckage of the train carriages in a zigzag pattern near the tracks, and injured passengers lying on the ground.
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It threw a heavy trash bin across a street six lanes wide; the mangled metal container was rolled out for inspection by jurors hearing the trial.
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Children's clothes, university textbooks and human remains are scattered between mangled doorways and sheets of corrugated iron, the detritus of life in a city half-destroyed.
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Orange buckets for disposing used needles were scattered about and mangled tents were pitched beneath a noisy thoroughfare, the scent of burning wood choking the air.
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As the historian Douglas Smith's 2016 biography showed, the actual manner of Rasputin's control over Russia's royalty has been overblown, misunderstood and purposefully mangled for decades.
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A bus carrying university students to their campus was struck by the blast, which left the streets littered with bodies and the mangled frames of vehicles.
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Mr. Warren lost his $23-an-hour job at the SST Energy Corporation earlier this year after he mangled his hand in a chain, he said.
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Many of the rescue efforts have been focused on Mexico Beach, where canine teams are combing through mangled structures and piles of rubble looking for survivors.
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Saint Phalle looks glamorous in a fur-collared coat, sitting in a pickup truck as Tinguely displays a mangled baby doll picked from a junk heap.
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In a flurry of tweets Tuesday, Trump mangled the facts of Puerto Rico's hurricane recovery effort, suggesting the island has received $91 billion in relief money.
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Lyrically, the focus has shifted from animals to human bodies, as Lenker fills the songs with eerie, detached descriptions of blood and teeth, mangled by wolves.
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In his fiction such experiences are heightened to harrowing, even nightmarish effect, his suburban malls littered with lifeless or mangled bodies, the casualties of unfettered greed.
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Just up the road, a mangled rickshaw burned; it had driven over another IED earlier that morning, killing the family of six who were on board.
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Unlike Adonis, though, dating Italus wasn&apost as simple as counting rings; the old pine&aposs insides were too mangled with age to get a clear reading.
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And then I like when they get the photo of you and then you look at the photo and your face looks like all mangled like that.
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And the mishaps: Egan doesn't properly tape his toes in the Alps and carries on, blistered and mangled, until his discomfort finally forces him into a car.
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Surrounded by Army vehicles, massive piles of debris, and mangled palm trees, Schneider Regional Medical, like the rest of the island, looks like it weathered a bombing.
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Surrounded by army vehicles, massive piles of debris, and mangled palm trees, Schneider Regional Medical, like the rest of the island, looks like it survived a bombing.
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Moreover, given the government's history of shoddy supervision and mangled management of private information, individuals and business owners have every reason for apprehension related to data security.
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"This will be the cover of my autobiography and it will be titled 'My children keep me grounded,'" Bell captioned the image of the mangled Christmas ornament.
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However, what this tweet seems to imply is that sex, especially sex with more than one partner, turns your vagina into a swollen, stretched out, mangled mess.
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The "doctors" are specialists at ski companies like Atomic and Head, who he likened to Formula One mechanics, who work to rebuild skis mangled at the Games.
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Along with mangled metal, pieces of doors and furniture, smaller items hang from the fence: someone's beige winter hat with ear flaps and a tassel on top.
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Mangled metal and snapped wood are strewn across the park, which is busy again, but with people hauling away ruined homes, or checking what can be saved.
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Jet crashed, broke into pieces A jet flying from Austin, Texas, veered off a runway while landing in Honduras, leaving the aircraft mangled and broken in half.
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Despite their rising profiles, even Star Wars actor Domhnall Gleeson and Brooklyn's Saoirse Ronan have managed to get their names mangled recently at some high-profile events.
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Mike Perry was taken to hospital because his nose got broken, twisted, and mangled after he took a knee to the face in a UFC fight Saturday.
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Television footage showed the mangled remains of the bus as it lay toppled on the side of a major highway in the northern reaches of the city.
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Bikes left in the road were getting hit by cars, and a mangled Spin bike was found near a train track, presumably damaged by a passing locomotive.
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We reject the form of basketball they play in Oklahoma City, as it is mangled and inefficient and does not support the den or the family unit.
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He was not a one hit wonder, he was not a choker, and he wasn't a quitter even after having his shoulder badly mangled just days before.
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That mangled Chanel suit in Scenes From the Class Struggle in Springfield You can't talk about fashion and The Simpsons without mentioning Marge's brief affair with Chanel.
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None of Jorjadze's works have been translated into English, so I was relying on secondhand information, which was mangled by the passage of well over a century.
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The movie was shot with antique lenses, which means Jennifer Jason Leigh's grisly black eye, as well as other mangled body parts, are in startlingly vivid detail.
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Modsy somehow managed to take the mangled photo I slapped together and made a reasonably realistic render of the room, with only the floor color represented incorrectly.
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"Thanking the Almighty God for the gift of life," 800 meters world record holder Rudisha said in a Tweet accompanied by a picture of his mangled car.
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But other document types came out more mangled: GIFs, as you might expect, turned into inanimate, multipage PDFs filled with some strange pixelated images on some pages.
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Forgive the mangled Jane Jacobs, but storefront shopping thrives when there is an active sense of civic engagement, and it is a crucial feeder of that energy.
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Sherrod Brown, another progressive who thinks the government can do a lot more, calls himself a populist, but he says Trump has mangled the idea of populism.
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YouTuber JerryRigEverything put the tablet through a multi-part stress test, including the damning bend test, and he was left with a mangled wreck of an Apple device.
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The first task there, for investigators from France's air safety body, BEA, is to arrange for the mangled remains of the engine to be removed from the plane.
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A week later, hikers found Hernandez's mangled white Jeep at the bottom of a massive cliff near Big Sur, partially in the Pacific Ocean, on Friday, July 13.
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But if he himself had carved those guardian lions, they would have held in their teeth the greasy remains of a howling politician or a squealing, mangled judge.
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Southeast of Lake Isabella, dozens of burned-out homes and car frames could be seen in a neighborhood reduced to a field of mangled metal and collapsed roofs.
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From the complicated (French pastry) to the very simple (toast), it's enough to make you feel better about your own mangled efforts at baking bread or attempting sushi.
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Southeast of Lake Isabella, dozens of burned-out homes and car frames were left behind in a neighborhood reduced to a field of mangled metal and collapsed roofs.
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About 45 minutes later, Harrouff launched his attack at the Stevenses, leaving their mangled and bloody bodies in their driveway as deputies arrived to find the horrifying scene.
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But the quick uptake has given way to yet another problem: The bikes are now polluting the public square, with mangled two-wheelers piled high on some sidewalks.
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It was also the best of the festival, a performance people will talk about until the molly and THC has mangled every last drop of long-term memory.
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On Friday hundreds of rescue personnel -- deputies, National Guard troops and coroners -- dressed in white overalls sifted through smoldering rubble and checked mangled cars, searching for human remains.
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In this same space, I had once watched Leonard Bernstein rehearse Mahler's Second Symphony; mangled an oboe solo in a school concert; and received my high-school diploma.
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Rousey was playing a part in the Fox drama series "9-1-1" when she suffered an injury that left her with a bloody, mangled, and broken finger.
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Read more: Photos show the mangled airplanes and buildings at Grand Bahama airport that Hurricane Dorian left behindNorwegian also pledged to spend $1 million to help the islands.
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But then, aren't Native Americans entitled to ardently defend their culture and history, one that has been decimated in the real world and repeatedly mangled by pop culture?
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After we were finished, I made some suggestions as to how he could be gentler for his next partner, but not until my own pussy was thoroughly mangled.
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Zverev, who failed to reach a Grand Slam singles quarterfinal for the 63th time in 15 tries, smashed his racket into a mangled mess during the second set.
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That last is particularly colorful, filled with anecdotes about completely imaginary creatures that were assembled due to mangled word-of-mouth descriptions, and sometimes supported by enterprising individuals.
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Illicitly rifling through the box holding admission fees, the younger Mr. MacAskill said, paid for sweets — but was not enough to cover frequent repairs to his mangled bikes.
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He had mangled it in frustration after dropping the third set of a 6-3, 1-6, 6-4, 63-1 loss to his Australian countryman John Millman.
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LONDON — The laptop — or what's left of it — is a mangled carcass: Its innards have been ripped out, and only a few strips of metal and plastic remain.
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I didn't need to see what the rest of the images would inevitably reveal: sinews torn, bones splintered, flesh bloody and swollen, great yellow claws mangled beyond repair.
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Caitlin Upton, the former Miss Teen USA contestant who infamously mangled an answer about Americans and maps, has hammered out her divorce settlement ... such as the South Africa.
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" He delights in the comedy of language (wordplay, repurposed clichés), finding laughs in mangled jargon that is only slightly off: "How many people here enjoyed their air flights?
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Even today, when it is harder and harder to make journalism pay, it remains profitable and widely circulated, whistling past the graveyard of many a mangled media property.
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Video footage of the scene showed a sea of cars that had collided with one another or the interstate barricade, some with their doors, trunks and bumpers mangled.
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But at the start of this decade, the notion had taken on the spectre of nightmare — a white-picket fence charred and mangled by excess, neglect, and complacency.
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While 9/11 had indeed been a beautiful, clear day, the twisted wire was a poetic reminder of the hideously mangled metal and loss of lives that ensued.
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" Best of all, the underground superstar Mario Montez, introduced with the honorific "Mister," drops by to perform a slightly mangled version of "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend.
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And it's almost certainly more faithful to the original Japanese release's tone and intent, since so much of what gave Resident Evil its quirkiness was a mangled localization.
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"I look at it like, 'This is life,' " Mr. Edwards said last week after a quick tour of his property, where freezers had been reduced to mangled, twisted wrecks.
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"Rogue One" (2016), "War Dogs" (2016), "Joy" (2015), "Patriot Games" (1992) and "The Wolf of Wall Street" (2013) would all have to be cut, redubbed or mangled beyond recognition.
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He then attacks Jamie, does some serious damage to his nephew's already-mangled fingers, and ends up in a wrestling match on the floor with a dagger between them.
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In Connecticut, about 20 cars and a tanker truck were mangled in a pile-up crash in the snow on Interstate 91 in Middletown, State Police said on Twitter.
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On May 29, 2016, a slightly injured Alexandria was pulled from the wreckage of a mangled Ford Explorer, which had plummeted 200 feet after driving off a steep cliff.
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And the vehicle was so mangled after the crash that it took rescue crews more than two hours to get the children to safety, according to Good Morning America.
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The plane ploughed on for a few hundred metres (yards) through the Dachi Suu village, home to hundreds of families, sheering into mangled pieces and damaging dozens of buildings.
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Had Nicole's dog not led a passerby to the condo after the murders, O.J.'s children would have awakened in the morning and found their mom's mangled, bloody body.
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However, before the attack we had a week of poor decisions and mangled outcomes, resulting in the lowest approval rating ever for any president in their first 100 days.
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In the video, an object that may have once been a transformer robot, or a colorful construction yard, is mangled beyond anything natural and made to dance on screen.
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My wife knows to ignore the screaming and swearing coming out of my office late into the night, and to expect bleary eyes and mangled fingers in the morning.
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All around him, in places where there were once houses, now there were mere piles of lumber, junked home furnishings, mangled roofing, fishing rods, ceiling fans, sheets, clothing, bottles.
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"Aeon Flux," her $62 million Hollywood break, was taken away from her, mangled beyond the point of recognition, returned to her hands under supervision and released to awful reviews.
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Let's try another, 56D, which I thought was a little trickier because there was a near-word in the mangled answer, "surged," that threw me off a little bit.
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Mr. Coats spotted his water heater and the tools in his garage workshop: the mangled remains of a drill press, a compressor, a belt sander and a tile saw.
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Mr. Haideri's convoy was hit after Friday Prayer, and television news networks broadcast images of his white sport utility vehicle charred and mangled from the force of the explosion.
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The horrifying image of the mangled yellow school bus after it collided with a dump truck on a New Jersey highway on Thursday has focused attention on bus safety.
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In the months leading up to the impeachment trial, she's served as one of Trump's TV surrogates — a role in which she's mangled basic facts surrounding the Ukraine scandal.
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Some of the changes, as in the case of Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram as of 17) were meaningful and represented a return to an older name that British rule had mangled.
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A few miles away, another prison employee, Crystal Minton, accompanied her fiancé to a friend's house to help clear the remnants of a metal roof mangled by the hurricane.
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From the start, Keates would have us believe that Handel's masterpiece became mangled and distorted by the way it was understood and performed after the composer's death in 2300.
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Seen in the video "Abandoned MILLIONAIRES Family Mansion" [sic] from the popular YouTube channel Exploring With Josh, the slogan is bitterly twisted by the mangled disrepair of the space.
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Believing her father had died, DeSandra grabbed her backpack and a cellphone, and climbed over the mangled fence blocking, setting off to get help, Lt. Mike Shaw said on Twitter.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Thousands of French "yellow vest" demonstrators marched on Saturday for their 13th weekend of action, with scuffles in Paris and a demonstrator's hand mangled by a small explosive.
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Because despite the fact that necklace-layering is far from a novel concept, there's always that fear of ending up with a twisted, mangled, and tangled disaster around your neck.
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So did kids from the other side of the tracks, in the town's red light district, and really poor boys like Hector de Jesus Arana, whose body was badly mangled.
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Oh, he uh, you know, accidentally mangled his friend and this entire thing is being set up to basically take advantage of kids and grind them into powder for NERV.
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As the situation unfolded, many commuters spoke of their train going full speed toward the station of Hoboken, others shared photographs of mangled steel and commuters running for the lives.
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Two wheezing bayans—the Russian version of the accordion—lend the work a streetwise Parisian flavor, particularly when they are joined to a mangled little waltz melody that recurs throughout.
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And Mr. Holt, no doubt mindful of the mangled attempt by Candy Crowley, the former CNN anchor, to correct Mitt Romney during a debate in 2012, often sat passively by.
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These are borrowed and mangled to deeply satisfying ends in homages (or "home pages," as Gil pronounces it) to great plays of the past by the likes of Sam Shepard.
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" Meanwhile his friend is dressed what Saladino refers to as "traditional Islamic attire" — a white robe and head covering with gold fringe — and yells a mangled version of "Allahu akbar.
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But unlike in the movie, where the team triumphantly walk off the track carrying their mangled sled above their heads, the mood at the time was one of utter dejection.
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Apart from the roads themselves, which had been swept clear, entire streets of once bustling shops, restaurants, and homes were now just piles of broken bricks, concrete, and mangled steel.
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Turning the band's hit "All Star" into a sample-based MIDI chorale, Cicierega slaps Smash Mouth atop Modest Mouse, Dave Matthews, Michael Jackson, and Nirvana til they're mangled beyond recognition.
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With two days remaining in my trial before I get charged for everything, it's time to sort through this mangled plastic mess and find the corresponding bags for each item ...
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The side tunnel, though, is pitch black save for the helmet lamps, and the trek to the valve is a slosh through muck and over tangles of mangled electrical cabling.
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Even so, there is no great pleasure in hearing classic songs mangled in prerecorded arrangements so sweetened with synthesized strings that you may feel you are trapped in an elevator.
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The Chinese side, meanwhile, is already studded with real buildings, including four big shopping malls flashing neon signs and full of stalls papered with pleas for business in mangled Russian.
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Two sailors from the ship, a guided-missile destroyer, are dead, and eight more are listed as missing, as divers have begun discovering human remains inside the vessel's mangled decks.
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I should be reveling in watching Mr. Trump reveal himself as a reality TV star whose mangled thinking and inadequate vocabulary only highlight how out of his depth he is.
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Ultimately, Keselowski climbed from his mangled No. 963 Ford and slapped the side of a waiting ambulance in disgust before climbing in for his mandatory ride to the care center.
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For example, after Jason Pierre-Paul, of the New York Giants, mangled his hand in a fireworks accident, a reporter for ESPN tweeted a photograph of his hospital medical chart.
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In Mexico Beach, a seaside town that was virtually wiped away, rescue teams used dogs as they combed through rubble piles and mangled structures one more time looking for survivors.
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Christie's surgically repaired right wrist looks badly bruised and mangled ... and she even shared a few images from before and after she went under the knife, including her X-ray.
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Later, her mangled, sawed and burned body is delivered to a hospital in Boston, where Megan (Shay Mitchell) has just begun a job on the overnight shift at the morgue.
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He recalls finding her purse, his wallet, and their driver's licenses—reminders of the very real people who lost their lives in the mangled metal shell that lay before him.
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Rather than restoring the mangled letter to its rightful owner she announces it as a work of art, forever intact, as the invisible author leaves behind nothing but treacherous images.
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The car was so badly mangled that Tesla hasn't been able to retrieve the crash data, which would allow the company to figure out whether the car was in autopilot mode.
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With cosmic scorn, Mr Glenn suggested that his opponent visit a veterans' hospital and "look those men with mangled bodies in the eyes and tell them they didn't hold a job".
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The blog post Hasan managed to boost into Google's Top Stories module for at least seven minutes is mangled gibberish, a string of relevant terms separated by alternating commas and periods.
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His face was mangled with total concentration as he steered his Toyota Sprinter Trueno, and it took him several minutes to notice I had arrived despite the place being practically empty.
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President Joko Widodo visited Jakarta's port on Tuesday where the pile of debris has been laid out on tarpaulins, examining the items including mangled seats, bags, shoes and flight attendant uniforms.
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YouTube singer Malinda Kathleen Reese has taken the lyrics to the song and run them through Google Translate before singing her own very special and very mangled version of the tune.
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Social media users posted photographs and video from the Technology Institute subway station in the city center, showing injured people lying on the floor outside a train with a mangled door.
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Their messages are mangled by an unsympathetic media smitten by images of property destruction—assuming that the media even acknowledges a form of contention that has become increasingly repetitive and boring.
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No mangled FAQs or misspoken summaries will change this basic premise — because the alternative, continuing to let fossil fuel barons feather their nests with wealth stolen from our children — is unacceptable.
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" Meanwhile his friend is dressed in what Saladino refers to as "traditional Islamic attire" — a white robe and head covering with gold fringe — and yells a mangled version of "Allahu akbar.
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Nearby, a man named Amanullah, who lost his 14-year-old son, said in anguish that the explosion had mangled the boy's face so badly he could no longer recognize it.
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" She continued: "I think these two issues have no reason to be mangled through -- we are thankful for any help that comes our way, and, frankly, there is a moral imperative.
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The driver left a roughly mile-long crime scene: a tree-lined bike path strewn with bodies, mangled bicycles and bicycle parts, from wheels twisted like pretzels to a dislodged seat.
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That car nearly tipped over along the side of the highway, and photos obtained by TMZ show the other vehicle with a mangled hood sitting on the side of the road.
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Journalists were not invited, although photos provided by Ms. Haley's office showed mangled hunks of metal, the drone and other items that were part of the presentation she made in December.
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Armed with replica automatic weapons firing blanks, gallons of stage blood and mangled Mexican accents, the cartels are streaming across our undefended border, and into our multiplexes and our video streams.
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Mr. Obama mangled World War II events when he said his great-uncle helped liberate Auschwitz, which would have been possible only if his great-uncle had been a Soviet soldier.
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In addition to periodically stuttering or blocking on certain sounds, he appears to intentionally not stutter by switching to an alternative word — a technique called "circumlocution" — which can yield mangled syntax.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This photo of a mangled orange by Anderson Correa de Araujo at the Brooklyn Art Cluster sums up much of Gowanus Open Studios this year.
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NEW YORK – The photos and video of a mangled yellow school bus are among the most horrifying images from a deadly truck attack on a bike path near the World Trade Center.
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He gave his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, a horse called Vesuvius, and amused Chinese-speakers with a mangled attempt to say "Make our planet great again" in Mandarin in a public speech.
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The attack happened between two of the busiest metro stations in Russia's second biggest city, with images and video posted to social media showing a mangled carriage with its doors blown off.
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They don't remember how they ended up just seconds away from slamming into a concrete slab, but photos of Hank's mangled Toyota Tundra show how the two narrowly escaped with their lives.
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The credits roll to a final nonsense Low Shoulder rock song and footage of the trashed and bloody hotel rooms and their bodies mangled and left in bathtubs and on carpeted floors.
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The video, which was uploaded by The Knight Show podcast and verified by Storyful, hovers over two utterly mangled blobs of crushed steel and twisted plastic on Hammonds Beach in Santa Barbara.
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He is not above using his mangled form for sympathy either, falling woefully to the ground during scenes of courtship (of the widowed Lady Anne, played by Siobhan Cullen) and family council.
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Her injured friend was scanned and prodded; then, as she was wheeled into the operating room, screens listed procedures to be done, and one that should be delayed concerned her mangled hand.
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She said "you can't imagine how happy I was" when government forces reappeared, but complained about how some soldiers had dragged mangled corpses of Islamic State fighters in front of her children.
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Badly injured in the mines, he sports a goatee to cover scars on his chin and wears an orthopedic shoe with a two-inch lift to compensate for a mangled left leg.
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How the New York City truck attack unfolded Just after the incident, news footage showed several mangled bicycles on the popular bike path as medics tended to the wounded in the background.
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Defeated, rejected, upended, forlorn, left for deadwith mangled rosettes, runners, ferrules, ribs obscenely spread,the classic, the pocket, the bubble, golf, and automaticall died in the usual fray, both bathetic and tragic.
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He sounds exactly the way Mr. Franco does in the film, with idiosyncratically mangled syntax and a sui generis accent that is vaguely Eastern European, but that he refers to as Cajun.
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Both Brady and Les have mangled nests of platinum-blond hair, and Brady likes to wear a floppy scarecrow hat as he bounces behind his minimal setup of a laptop and synthesizers.
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The attack happened between two of the busiest metro stations in Russia's second-biggest city, with images and video posted to social media showing a mangled carriage with its doors blown off.
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Drita D'Avanzo was dead set on rearranging Farrah Abraham's face, but Farrah backed out 'cause getting mangled in a celebrity boxing match was just too much to handle ... this according to Drita.
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Key here is "Modern Thought: the Myth of Perfection," which juxtaposes brutally frank images of soldiers' post-conflict, mangled faces with photographic trickery meant to portray them as "healing" past their terminal wounds.
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Wrong. My personal record is probably 20 meters, max, but that hasn't stopped me from playing QWOP, sometimes at work (not at this job, I swear!), until my fingers felt mangled and broken.
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Dershowitz's critics say his argument rests on a mangled interpretation of "mens rea," the legal term for the mental state that generally must be proved alongside a criminal act to reach a conviction.
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Like thousands of other US Virgin Islanders, the 33-year-old single mother lives tucked in the hills of Saint Thomas, their winding roads still ensnared by mangled trees and overhanging power lines.
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A shell exploded right in front of her... The commander was killed, she didn't make it to him, and both her legs were so mangled that we were barely able to bandage her.
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The Avicranium fossil is an important find because it represents one of the few known drepanosaur skulls—one that has also retained its three-dimensional shape (unlike other mangled and compressed drepanosaur skulls).
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The "Gallinero" or "chicken coop" had stood on the side of a motorway leading out of the capital since the early 2000s, a fragile mass of corrugated roofs, mangled wires and rotting garbage.
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Gunfire cracks, pops and large-caliber bullets are thwip-thwip-thwipping all around; tough guys are shrieking at each other with terrified voices; bodies are splashed and mangled in the gnarliest of ways.
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"I just wasn't lucky that day," says the 37-year-old Portland, Oregon, native, whose left leg was so mangled in the explosion that doctors were forced to amputate it above the knee.
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That same season, we sneaked into seats behind home plate and my father went sprinting down a portal after a foul ball and came back with a mangled Walkman and a bruised knee.
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A note written by Félix Rey, a doctor who treated van Gogh at the Arles hospital, contains a drawing of the mangled ear showing that the artist indeed cut off the whole thing.
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Video posted on social media showed what appeared to be a light industrial complex in flames, with mangled cars and wounded people on the ground nearby, and firefighters working to control the blaze.
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Photos show the mangled airplanes and buildings at Grand Bahama airport that Hurricane Dorian left behindHurricane Dorian's path reminds experts of another devastating storm — and they say it could cost insurers $4.5 billion
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A wing of the governor's office showered attention, as well as gifts like American flags and mangled steel from the site of the World Trade Center, on mayors whose endorsements Mr. Christie sought.
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Basic first aid from a nearby house was used to treat Fatima's "mangled hands," but the bandages may have done more harm because the gauze stuck to the wounds and caused an infection.
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Trump has threatened to veto any bill that does not include the money, arguing that the wall is a necessary security investment, often citing mangled statistics that are supposed to prove his point.
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He shredded my broom trying to fish something out from under the refrigerator, put a hole in the wall going after a spider, mangled multiple appliances and hung ridiculously crooked curtain rods, twice.
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Through the next two days, doctors at the Nangarhar Regional Hospital in Jalalabad worked around the clock trying to repair mangled limbs, then sometimes amputated them, after finding they could not be saved.
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In a separate episode, an Afghan military helicopter crashed early Sunday morning in the southern province of Helmand, and Taliban insurgents posted video of the mangled remains, claiming to have shot it down.
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Photos and video from the downtown area showed a white flag with "SOS" on it hanging out a window, piles of debris and at least one car that was mangled in the flooding.
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The flames from the Carr Fire left behind a wasteland of ash, mangled metal and black embers as it burned along with more than a dozen other fires that raced through the state.
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Ex-NFL star Deltha O'Neal is EXTREMELY lucky to be alive today ... TMZ Sports has obtained the crash pics from his DUI case -- and you can see his car was a mangled mess.
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The 170-year-old town of Mogo was badly hit by some of the fiercest fires seen yet this season, with homes, cars and buses reduced to shells, mangled metal and collapsed rubble.
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When I read about a rehabilitation program designed for a New York Giant defensive lineman who had mangled his hand, it made me wonder if I could ask new things of my body.
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"Somewhere in his journey Polo also sustained a serious injury to his front leg, which left his leg mangled with shards of bone sticking out," says a bio on the Humane Society's Facebook page.
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If contacting support hasn't worked out for you yet, ZDNet also points out that a StackExchange user has a few tips on recovering stolen data, though it may be retrieved in a mangled state.
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Susie also has an innate talent for black magic, as she proves when she accidentally casts a spell on a fellow student, and the other girl's body cracks and twists into a mangled mess.
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And that's exactly what happened to Brianna Clark, an anchor on Kentucky's WPSD, who badly mangled the name of Deidre Mengedoht, a Louisville police officer who was killed in a Christmas Eve car crash.
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Television footage released after the explosion on Thursday showed damaged vehicles, shattered glass and broken windows in the residential area, along with the mangled wreckage of a motorbike to which the bomb was attached.
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" She and her husband have 20 years of paramedic experience in combination, she wrote, and they've witnessed the aftermath of many car accidents and "seen more mangled car seats than I'd like to share.
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Like the people who I knew were cursing me—waking up to find their mailboxes mangled, their tail-lights bludgeoned, their windshields caved in—I'd wonder, Who would do such a thing, and why?
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I clutched my mangled fingers together under the table as the woman across from me playfully scolded the owner of the restaurant — a neighborhood spot in a neighborhood full of billionaires — in broken French.
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The African Union said that the blasts had occurred at checkpoints near an entrance to one of its bases, and images from the scene showed the mangled wreck of a vehicle on the road.
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By allowing the objects he saw in the sand to tell an eloquent story of loss, Pyle showed his readers the true cost of the fighting, without explicitly describing the blood and mangled bodies.
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Carports, which have open sides and can act like sails in high winds, appeared to suffer the most, with some partially collapsed and others completely blown off and twisted into heaps of mangled aluminum.
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One man was beaten with a metal bar as he slept on a sidewalk in Chinatown, his face mangled beyond recognition in one of the most brutal quadruple murders in the city's recent memory.
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After one competition, I saw a Prestige teammate turn to her friend and say, "You beat — " then utter the name of another close friend in a mangled voice, her mouth frozen like a ventriloquist's.
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The film shows sows with bloody and mangled teats; pregnant sows gnawing on the bars of the narrow stalls they live in until they give birth; and piglets clambering over and nibbling dead siblings.
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However, the kirigami is definitely challenging, and although I have some origami skill (or at least can make a decent crane and horse), I quickly mangled the paper into a mess of unstable folds.
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While some users are simply upset about the new aesthetic because it's different, other people and brands were annoyed with how the circular profile pictures cut off the corners, leaving them with strangely mangled branding.
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Military helicopters flew the wounded to hospitals in the region following the blast, the governor's office said, as soldiers looked on and locals wandered amid mangled wreckage and debris, video footage on CNN Turk showed.
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Other reference texts were games like Hylics, Ghosts of Aliens and Bat Castle, which all have this kind of mangled, jabbering pastiche dialog which still manages to make sense just because it's in an RPG.
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The same was true with the Red Hot Chili Peppers' 1999 Californication: the more mangled and trashy the sound from the musicians was, the more important it was that the headphones could precisely recreate it.
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Today's city—its centre the shiny capital of Europe's largest economy, its inner suburbs mostly in the advanced stages of gentrification—is a far cry from the scruffy, charmingly mangled Berlin of the early 1990s.
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Mr Gokcek began by clicking his way through a gruesome PowerPoint presentation on the previous summer's failed coup, mixing images of bodies mangled by tanks with the soundtrack from the film "Requiem for a Dream".
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He's fabricated random numbers about how great his foreign dealings will be for jobs, and leaned on bogus estimates and mangled translations of facts to claim his environmental policies have yielded or saved jobs already.
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That there was this huge outcry after a guy mangled some thoughts in front of a national NFL audience in his non-native language says less about him, to me, than it does the critics.
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Tiger Woods' car was a wreck when cops found him during his DUI arrest -- with 2 flat tires, a broken tail light and mangled bumpers ... this according to the police report obtained by TMZ Sports.
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On DVD Film history is filled with movies that have been mangled by their producers, maladroitly distributed and generally born under a bad sign — they are often misunderstood by critics and consequently difficult to see.
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A star quarterback in both college and the pros, he once shattered his middle finger and told the surgeon to fuse the mangled joint at an angle so he could still throw the football. Irrepressible.
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The cast members first met through the drama club at Trinity College in Dublin, and they retain a shared sophomoric affection for bad puns, mangled cultural references and illogical logic stretched to the vanishing point.
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Read more: Ronda Rousey posted a graphic photo of the bloody, mangled finger that surgeons had to reattach to her after a 'freak accident' on a film setEverything about the submission was timed to perfection.
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She raced through the streets of Port-au-Prince, past mountains of concrete chunks and mangled rebar, past bodies, to the two-bedroom house she rented with her common-law husband and their three children.
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" He mangled the lyrics until it became a whole different song, a rhyme he asked us to sing each night: "Turtles, turtles, turtles / How I love you so / Turtles, turtles, turtles / Never let you go.
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Or consider a 50-year-old man with a mangled leg from a car accident, unable to receive pain medication as he is excruciatingly pried from his vehicle and transported to a distant trauma center.
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JW: The moment of realization of what you're looking at, this interpretation of a mangled face that's represented by like a smear of paint, and who it's supposed to be — WM: It's a literal gesture.
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His mother prevented that by tirelessly publicizing the case — and keeping the coffin open at the funeral so that mourners and newspaper readers all over the world could view the mangled remains of her child.
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It depicts a body with a mangled face and outstretched arms, which could be Christ drooping from the Cross or Till at his funeral, where his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, insisted on an open casket.
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Every day, patients arrived at the hospital so mangled and coated in debris that "you wouldn't know whether you were looking at the front or the back, whether they were alive or dead," he said.
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Shrapnel was scattered across the inside of the domestic terminal, and the storm had flung the wing of a plane with such force that it had pierced a wall and lay mangled on the floor.
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Occasionally there's something more gripping or morbid: someone trapped on the other side of an elevator door, waiting to be freed; a raccoon running around a store; a mangled car; a sheet over a body.
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Unperturbed, the 20-year-old grabbed his mangled frame and hobbled around the second half of the course, reaching the finish line well over a minute after the winner before collapsing and being surrounded by medics.
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Over and over he asked himself how it could be that the fresh and uncomplicated girl he married when she was 20 should end her life in the mangled wreck of a car speeding through Paris.
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Like thousands of others in the US Virgin Islands, the 2000-year-old single mother from St. Thomas lives tucked in the hills, where winding roads are still ensnared by mangled trees and overhanging power lines.
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PARIS, Dec 15 (Reuters) - The death toll from Thursday's collision between a train and a school bus has risen to six, a source familiar with the investigation said on Friday, as investigators combed the mangled wreckage.
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It's been clear for some time now that the platform has been unable to manage moderation on its own—whether that's mangled copyright system, infuriatingly vague community guidelines, or the plethora of porn on the site.
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Indian rescuers on Monday called off a search of the mangled carriages of a derailed train after pulling more bodies from the wreckage, taking to at least 21981 the number of passengers killed in the disaster.
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Taiwan has doubled the maximum prison term for animal cruelty to two years and raised the fine up to $65,500 for any act that deliberately harms animals and results in mangled limbs, organ failure or death.
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Where the shower is so weak it feels like someone's dribbling lukewarm tea onto your back; where there's no shower gel, just mangled bits of hand soap that almost definitely have specs of feces in them.
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With nowhere to go, 8,000 people huddled in darkened terminals overnight as waves lapped at the buildings' walls, before emergency ferries and buses found a way to navigate the mangled bridge and shuttled passengers to safety.
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Despite dozens of online tutorials on how to clean cash at home, Balke doesn't think you should bother: If you end up with a particularly nasty (or mangled) bill, most banks will let you exchange it.
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Photos of the accident obtained by TMZ show the blue car's roof completely crushed by the impact of the crash, with the rest of the vehicle appearing as a mangled wreck with a completely shattered windshield.
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In telling the truth of his parents' marriage and his own mangled adolescence, Mr. Cale has left some things out, like the way the tabloids savaged his mother after her death, like his father's subsequent criminality.
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A BBC reporter shared a grisly image purporting to show Soleimani's mangled hand, complete with his signature ruby ring; other photographs claiming to be of the remains of the convoy he was traveling in circulated online.
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" Aidy Bryant showed up as Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, with ornaments that featured mugs of her predecessors, Anthony Scaramucci and Sean Spicer, "whose mangled corpses I stepped over to get this job.
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Sweat, strobe lights and pounding rhythms dominated, scales were mangled and transformed, bodies hurled themselves across the stage, and Oranssi Pazuzu proved yet again that they're one of the most compelling live acts in the world.
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Stone's story is compelling: He became an artist even when his hand was mangled; he rose from single mother sharecropper's son to respected sculptor; he was able to bridge between Native American themes and nuclear terror.
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It's likely that it came from emulating reggae or rap, both of which were genres being played/mangled by largely interchangeable soul-patched white dudes from 1996 to 2003 and thus assimilated into rock's sonic vocabulary.
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Voice recognition is a standard part of the smartphone package these days, and a corresponding part is the delay while you wait for Siri, Alexa or Google to return your query, either correctly interpreted or horribly mangled.
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But even if he doesn't always win policy changes and political plaudits, he often earns goodwill and laughter -- occasionally at his customary, and sometimes mangled, attempts to close his speech with a remark in the local lingo.
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Yesterday when I arrived at the hospital, I later learned, a team of 20 trauma specialists tried to save my mangled right leg, but the damage was too extensive and the likelihood of future infection too high.
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The mangled wreckage of the open-topped truck lay toppled over in a canal, some 20 meters below a highway from which it apparently fell after crashing through a barrier, video and photos published by Anadolu showed.
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In a far cry from the placidity of the Eno album that gives this release its title, Chino Amobi's brand of Airport Music blows nervous inner monologues to PA announcement volumes and creaks like mangled steel girders.
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One of the hardest things for a presidential candidate is to put on a smiling public face for the TV cameras after spending three hours on a debate stage inwardly seething over missed opportunities and mangled lines.
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Politicians on the campaign trail can continue to talk about what they'll do to straighten out our mangled tax laws in 2017, but the ill-advised rules threaten to maul our economy before this year is out.
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A Connecticut theater that was known for its Shakespearean productions and where Oscar-winning actors once took their bows was reduced to a smoldering mound of mangled steel after a fire early on Sunday morning, officials said.
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Footage on social media showed rescuers taking mangled and burnt bodies and wounded people to ambulances in the city center near the headquarters of the security forces where the blast took place, amid flames from a burning vehicle.
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"When you walk by a Planned Parenthood, and there are children holding up signs of mangled fetuses, praying, and accosting women who try to go into this health clinic, we don't even bat a lash anymore," she said.
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Allan Needell, curator of the museum's space history division, said there are also plans to exhibit the mangled remains of an Apollo 2500 engine, which were rediscovered a few years ago during underwater expeditions off the Florida coast.
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Season 6, which ended on Sunday, to the usual celebration and fury, and with the usual viral memes, and with corpses mangled (I assume, since HBO didn't give me a screener), felt perversely relevant in this election year.
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Chickens pecked around in completely empty, mangled parks; mounds of trash, wet and rotting in the humid sunshine, lay outside now-boarded up windows of Main Street shops that once hawked wares like watches, snacks, scented candles, and rum.
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The book's introduction is called "Hey Girl, Hey," and Hollis uses a popular mangled version of a Maya Angelou quote ("when you know better, you do better") to explain why she wants to become a better hip-hop dancer.
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Walker was driving on a narrow, winding road at well above the speed limit of 30 miles per hour (48 kph) when he lost control, leaving the bright yellow bus mangled and nearly severed in two, the affidavit said.
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In the public service announcement above, he briefly recounts what happened, saying that he lit one, but wasn't able to toss it before it exploded in his hand, leaving his right his hand mangled, and his career in jeopardy.
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Local media put the number of dead and wounded at the water-drilling site at around 100 and published pictures of burned bodies and mangled equipment, and videos showed workers collecting mutilated bodies and carrying them away in blankets.
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Hyperallergic asked various Chinese speakers at the protest to decipher the fake awning and many said the language was mangled but appeared to say "Fashion Art Center," and that some local Chinese residents had been confused by the sign.
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The impact of the collision left a couple of compartments of the trains mangled, and rescue workers continued searching to reach passengers trapped inside, Hayat Ud Dowlah Khan, Brahmanbaria district administrator told Reuters by phone from the accident site.
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CreditCreditBryan Denton for The New York Times PALMYRA, Syria — As my Hezbollah escort and I entered the modern city around Palmyra, we were greeted by the mangled body of an Islamic State fighter left to rot in the sun.
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The mangled cars, though, are the most interesting, as people stop to gawk, as if startled by some relic of a future apocalypse, and gaze through a glass window in the ground to spy on that portal of doom.
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Down a series of dirt roads that are still covered with mangled trees, fallen power lines and fiber-optic cables, Charco Abajo is home to about 120 people, mostly adults who are retired or unemployed, and a few children.
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"We definitely see people who will just throw a chain into a bag, and it turns into a little mangled mess," said Caitlin Mociun, a jewelry designer and the owner of Mociun, a jewelry and housewares store in Brooklyn.
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However powerful their compressed eloquence about a crisis or a moral disaster, these sorts of photos, the argument against circulating them goes, tend to portray—and, in portraying, to exploit—the dead or mangled bodies of nonwhite non-Americans.
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The video he prepared for the pope, who visited Sri Lanka in 2015, shows the suicide bombers with backpacks approaching and then cuts away to scenes of mangled corpses, a blood-spattered statue of Jesus and mass burial sites.
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When it came to makeup with Hill's kiss of approval, fans expected more—yet when they unboxed their lipsticks, they found the wax mangled and scratched, and many of the tubes covered with white hairs or full of inexplicable lumps.
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State television showed debris, mangled cars and wrecked shops in a main commercial thoroughfare near the Sayeda Zeinab shrine, in an area where at least three bomb attacks claimed by Islamic State have killed and wounded scores of people this year.
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In still another, "M mache toupatou ave I" (I walk everywhere), one figure holds a machete in front of a stage curtain while another figure has an arm on the floor, seeking with mangled fingers the edge of the stage.
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It was a family vacation cycling outing in New York that left the Belgian airline executive with the most severe injuries of anyone who survived this week&aposs terrorist truck attack — her legs so badly mangled they had to be amputated.
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At least two people were killed and more than 40 were injured in New Jersey on Thursday after a school bus and dump truck collided on an interstate, leaving a mangled wreck in the middle of the highway, officials said.
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Sure, Shakespeare is the master when it comes to cutting observations on human nature, but the people who repair our phones see us at our most vulnerable—mangled hardware in palms, usually with some embarrassing and revelatory mistake to confess.
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Rather, the Wound Man—his poor mangled body decorated with bites and pustules, smashed by rocks, and pierced with various deadly implements—wears a look of serene resignation that belies the myriad violent indignities that have been visited upon him.
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Under the amendment, those found to have deliberately harmed cats and dogs, resulting in their limbs being mangled or causing organ failure and death will also face a jail term of up to two years and a NT$2 million fine.
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His voice has appeared—at least in mangled form—on nearly all of his releases, but Arca marks the first time he's put this much of his straightforward singing on a record, an act that he describes in pretty horrific terms.
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Walker was driving on a narrow winding road at well above the speed limit of 30 miles per hour (48 km per hour) when he lost control, leaving the bright yellow bus mangled and nearly severed in two, the affidavit said.
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The Christie administration used the agency to spread money and jobs, as well as emotionally rich gifts like pieces of mangled steel and ceremonial flags from the World Trade Center and private tours of the construction site there, Mr. Wildstein said.
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State television showed footage of mangled cars and shutters of shops damaged and blown apart as rescue workers cleared the debris amid a heavy security presence in the bustling commercial area near a popular vegetable market and a garage depot.
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It was probably a mangled attempt at the word "coverage" since the entire tweet, since deleted, was "Despite the constant negative press covfefe (sic)" Without a period or end to the thought, it was probably just a social media squib.
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The scene was grisly, the mangled bodies spread out around the plane, the onlookers and souvenir-hunters gathering up debris, the mailbags and letters—the plane was scheduled to do a mail-drop in Wichita—the baggage and the clothing.
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The term "safe space" has been mangled and masticated by too many idiotic right-wing jaws to properly hold its original shape anymore, but the most basic sentiment behind it applies wholeheartedly to Roadburn's ethos: aggressive, gatekeeping assholes aren't welcome here.
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I have covered many trials, and even among other vivid exhibits in this one, like a mangled pressure cooker and pieces of exploded cellphones, the Dumpster stood out for its size and for the destruction to which it bore witness.
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St.-Girons Dispatch ST.-GIRONS, France — The big brown bear is rarely seen in the mountains, but there are hints of its looming presence: a paw-print in the mud, a sheep's mangled remains, furtive video images captured by government cameras.
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But after three years of mismanagement and miscalculations, and after many cryptic tweets and mangled relationships, the Jackson era in New York came to a sputtering, unceremonious end on Wednesday when the Knicks announced that he was out as team president.
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We ordered at the counter directly from the chef, visited with her long enough to have her laughing out loud at our mangled attempt to pronounce the name of her lentil stew and then sat down to wait for our meal.
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Some of my happiest memories are of sitting on the edge of my great-grandmother's bed, our heads bent together over a difficult project, as she pulled out my mangled stitches and patiently demonstrated the proper way to do them.
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With photographs and text that frame African Americans as something other than a social problem or mangled body (remember, this is the same year as the brutal murder of Emmett Till), the book was a powerful tool in changing racial attitudes.
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After an alternating intro of static and drum, the jarring single "Wish" exploded like a nailbomb with its opening line—this is the first day of my last days—and mangled riff, only to detonate a secondary charge with its epic metal chorus.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. (Reuters) - During a July 2009 raid seeking intelligence on the whereabouts of U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, who had walked off his post in Afghanistan, a rocket-propelled grenade hit Army Specialist Jonathan Morita and mangled his right hand.
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At first, Bhat said a lot of these accounts just tweeted images, but they've grown into accounts that tweet "articles" with text generated by the headline of whatever they're linking to, so Twitter users won't be tipped off by bot-mangled language.
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No one should presume to know another person's faith, but it is a statement of fact that Trump is a thrice-married megalomaniac who is certain in his infallibility and has mangled Bible verses when he's tried to read them out loud.
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There were mangled bicycles along that bike path now, which sits just 10 feet off the Westside Highway -- one of the busiest (INAUDIBLE) in all of this city; that takes you to the bridges and tunnels that lead to New Jersey and beyond.
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What makes the whole thing seriously impressive, though, is the final angle — a front shot showing an injured Cruise grimly clambering onto the building to finish the stunt, despite the fact he's just mangled one of his bones against a concrete wall.
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Until recently, information on the North's weapons programme was hard to come by, with foreign governments and experts relying on satellite imagery, tiny samples of atomic particles collected after nuclear tests and mangled parts and materials recovered from long-range rocket launches.
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The seedlings are flourishing despite the large mounds of mangled metal and concrete that dot the surrounding landscape, remnants of a car factory planned by Tata Motors in the Ganges delta in India's West Bengal more than 10 years ago - and now abandoned.
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Affectionately known in N.B.A. circles as R. J., Jefferson had no media horde around him Friday at Oracle Arena as James and his Cleveland Cavaliers tried to explain how they were mangled in Game 21, primarily by the Golden State Warriors' B team.
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The marketing gurus have only recently completed their lovingly assembled profile of the millennial generation, and their work is a true wonder to behold: a trail of mangled slang, twitching meme-gifs, and fast food brands masquerading as witty, clinically depressed twenty-somethings.
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From his second-floor porch, I could see fallen trees, boarded-up houses and the mangled roof of the kindergarten-to-eighth grade Julius E. Sprauve School, so badly damaged that government officials are planning to have it rebuilt at another location.
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Until recently, information on the North's weapons program was hard to come by, with foreign governments and experts relying on satellite imagery, tiny samples of atomic particles collected after nuclear tests and mangled parts and materials recovered from long-range rocket launches.
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Video footage from the scene showed members of the disaster management team and locals trying to rescue trapped passengers from windows and debris using phones to provide light with the train's bogie wheels tilted off the railway track and mangled wreckage all over the spot.
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SURGEONS SAVE CONSTRUCTION WORKER&aposS MANGLED HAND AFTER GRUESOME INJURY He said his wife was not entitled to know about his prescription, and said the ordeal has caused a breakdown of his marriage, and caused "genuine, severe mental injury and emotional harm," the NYPost reported.
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His knee looks completely mangled, and when he's finally convinced to see a doctor after two weeks of trying to "tough it out," he's told that he has "a large tear" in his meniscus and will need arthroscopic surgery to make a quick recovery.
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PUKHRAYAN, India/NEW DELHI, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Indian rescue workers picked their way through the last of the mangled carriages of a derailed train on Monday to pull out more bodies from a disaster that killed at least 133 people and injured more than 1503.
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His proudest moment comes when he sits on the big red chair on The Graham Norton Show and avoids being plunged into the bottomless pit in Graham's studio, bypassing becoming yet another rotten corpse on the Irishman's ever-growing pile of maggot-mangled flesh. 15.
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Petersburg Freeway, died of injuries sustained years earlier after unknown men crushed his skull, broke his legs, and left him mangled in his front yard; Chandrika Rai, an Indian reporter who covered illegal coal mining, beaten to death in his home along with his family.
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After Jessica Chastain mangled the pronunciation of Golden Globe winner Saoirse Ronan's name while presenting her with the award for best actress in a motion picture (comedy or musical) Sunday night, we think it's time to set the record straight on the Irish star's moniker.
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" An earlier scene in the series shows the young brood of Simpson's faithful entrepreneur pal Robert Kardashian — Kim, Kourtney, Khloe and Robert — hearing their father's name mentioned (and mangled) on TV and uniting in exultation of their momentarily famous surname, clapping and chanting "Kardashian!
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A few extension cords and a bigass USB cable will get you more mileage at home when you're on the couch or texting in bed or laid out on the floor because if you're old and broken and it feels nice on your mangled back.
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" Jeff Fard, the founder of Brother Jeff's Cultural Center in Five Points, told the newspaper that the couple's decision to leave the graffiti up reminded him of "when Emmett Till's mother decided to have an open casket so people could see her son's mangled body.
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I hit play on "Earwax Halo Manufactured for the Champion in All of Us," a song that sounds as insane as its title suggests, and I was immediately frozen in terror upon hearing the bursts of ugly screaming and mangled electronics that opens the song.
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Op-Ed Contributors The Trump administration has mangled the costs and benefits of one of the most significant climate regulations of the Obama years in an effort to justify its repeal, which Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, announced on Monday.
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Instead, lawmakers still tired from attending Tuesday night's State of the Union address found themselves staring out the window at a violent crash scene, wondering whether anyone had been hurt as what appeared to be a large, white garbage truck lay mangled on its side.
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SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. — It was one of the indelible images of the wrath of Hurricane Sandy: a famous Jersey Shore roller coaster reduced to a twisted, mangled wreck in the surf off Seaside Heights, its decades-old iron and steel slicing the coming waves.
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And if so, what will happen when she arrives not to find Negan, but a bunch of feckless henchmen and a possibly ready-to-flip Dwight, who spent Sunday having his cuckold status and his mangled face being repeatedly thrown in his, er, face?
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Out there, in the eternally terrifying wilderness that is the outer edges of the internet, Crazy Frog is alive and kicking and beeping away ceaselessly, presumably joined by the three million melted and mangled Big Mouth Billy Basses that ended up in the bin for company.
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On Friday, Mississippi's WTOL released a harrowing clip of one such person—a woman who managed to flip her car, send it careening into a nearby gas station, and then just crawl from the mangled husk of metal, strolling away like it was no big deal.
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In a more recent shift, only some decades after World War II did people conclude that if nations keep causing wars, it is better to identify with the innocent victims of the political contention, or with their mangled bodies and ruined psyches, than with the combatants.
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Seymour Chwast on War is installed amid the Society of Illustrators's third floor dining room, with a long mural of firing tanks, crashing planes, paratroopers, and mangled human bodies presiding above the tables, while ephemera fills cases near the bar and posters line the brick walls.
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The problem with the President's tweets, besides their mangled syntax, made-up words and personal vendettas, is that so many of them are flat-out lies: narratives cooked up from who knows where in his mind and disseminated to his millions of followers (and millions of bots).
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Maya Jasanoff says that it's "no coincidence" that the oft-quoted, much mangled preface to "The Nigger of the 'Narcissus' " invokes the sailor's concept of "solidarity," but Conrad was really using the term to suggest that he was writing about—and for—the broad sweep of humanity.
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Mr. Alam had picked up his passengers on the corner of 23rd Street and Seventh Avenue and was driving east on 23rd Street, he said, when a bomb planted under a Dumpster went off, hurling mangled steel across the street and sending debris in all directions.
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In this episode of The Scarlet Letter Reports, Holliday lays her experiences coping with the public's mangled perception of her bare, opening up about her greatest vulnerabilities and how she continues to thrive, despite being subject to an overwhelming amount of hate, by returning to her roots.
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I'm avoiding the spoiler, just know that Janey ends up in Iowa, then ends up an auditor for the egg industry, then ends up an activist radicalized by the things she witnesses: birds mangled by machines, the endless amounts of excrement, the inhumanity of it all.
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Those tweets came hours after he posted a string of complaints about the impeachment trial that mangled basic facts, and a day after he set a single-day posting record with more than 140 tweets and retweets — a record that seems unlikely to survive the trial.
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I know there are people out there who just can't wait for a better Dark Phoenix saga than the mangled X-Men: The Last Stand gave us, but I personally want more Phoenix about as much as I want a third live-action Spider-Man reboot and origin story.
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The vast majority of time with even the best credit card dashboards you are presented with a super crappy list of junk that includes a transaction identifier and a mangled vendor ID that could or could not map directly to the name of the actual merchant you purchased from.
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With "Carpet Angel" (1992), which was in Ward's first New Museum show and has not been exhibited since, a mound of carpet scraps on the floor (left in Ward's studio by the previous tenant) sprouts surprisingly lovely, even floral, mangled plastic bottles; this urban junk is oddly fecund.
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Visible in the wreckage on Hensley Drive were the remains of a quiet rural life — a blue flower dress, a toy animal with white stuffing coming out of its torn exterior, a child's red wagon, a mangled bicycle, a crushed photograph of a smiling couple — left in the mud.
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The white men who donned tattered clothing and blackened themselves with burned cork introduced working-class patrons who had never so much as met an African-American to the dimwitted stereotype whose bulging eyes, rubbery lips and mangled speech would become ubiquitous in newspapers, radio, television, movies and advertising.
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When, in 2010, and in a mangled form, his unfinished film "A Fire in My Belly" (1986-87) was included in a group show of queer art at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, both the Catholic League and members of Congress declared it blasphemous and demanded its removal.
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"In a Trumpian manner, Sands mangled a debate about defense spending to the point that an op-ed in one of the leading Danish newspapers titled "Go home, Ambassador Sands!" featured civil servants and politicians alike claiming they "don&apost like her style" and she is "not acceptable.
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As the tunes kept coming, these fast, furious blasts of high tempo wreckage, mangled incantations pinged in from another universe, a universe where the lumbering thump of house and techno's 4/4 rigidity is viewed with suspicion, I felt myself falling deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole.
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This year, the NFL player, who is now a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after returning to the game despite his injury, upped the ante by posting a collection of never-before-seen pictures to Instagram that show his mangled hand in the first few days after the incident.
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Where Fox leaves us is with the idea that perhaps some evil deeds will never make sense to those harmed; that in order to live, we need not coherent stories that explain the anguish away, but an acknowledgement that sometimes, people are mangled when they did nothing to deserve it.
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Take a leg that's been amputated by a roadside bomb, for example: The mangled flesh makes it difficult to find the source of bleeding, the fat slithers away under your grip, the muscles tense up so you have to lean into the tourniquet as you twist to stanch the blood flow.
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Town and church officials there were quick to capitalize on the controversy, installing an arts center for Beast Jesus in 2016 months before the the mangled, monkey Jesus became the subject of a comic opera that premiered in the courtyard of the fresco's church, Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mercy.
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First responders who need to cut someone out from a mangled vehicle can check the agency's Emergency Field Guide, which collects and standardizes key information on all the electric car models on the market, to make sure they're well clear of any cables or components that could deliver a deadly shock.
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In paintings like "Hobby Horse" (2015), which is my favorite of the exhibition, he has not one Trojan Horse, but two, one on top of the other, plus a biblical pillar of fire and a cartoonishly mangled three-stage rocket falling out of the spangled sky — because why the hell not?
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SURGEONS SAVE CONSTRUCTION WORKER&aposS MANGLED HAND AFTER GRUESOME INJURY "Although extensive reviews are conducted on each unsuccessful transplant, the recent patient outcomes deserve an in-depth review before we move forward with the program," Doug Lawson, CEO of Catholic Health Initiatives Texas Division, which owns St. Luke&aposs, said in a statement.
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Few comments could be more demeaning than one Trump offered in 2005 when Howard Stern asked him if he would stand by his wife, Melania, if she were in a horrible car accident and left with 100 stitches on her face, an oozing sore on her left eye, and a mangled foot.
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Taking a break from a game of bowls on the club's manicured bowling green, Raymond Gorton, an 81-year-old former coal miner, showed off a mangled finger smashed by a mine accident in the 1950s and recalled how he had almost been killed in a 1965 accident that shattered his neck.
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We'll tell you what — that's an express ticket to some serious back pain, friends, and if you don't want to have to start making weekly visits to the chiropractor to get cracked and mangled like a piece of discarded bubble wrap, it's time you got yourself a more convenient reading method. E-readers.
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Of course, interest in these masks surged in the early 20th century just around the time of World War I. Here, Attia simply points out a curious correlation between the mangled remains of the young men who fought in World War I and the ceremonial masks artists the bourgeoisie collected in the same era.
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There are four pieces in the show from the 21973s, three prescient works on paper and the willfully egregious "Union Jack-Off" (5413), a painted sculptural relief in which men's trousers — stuffed and painted the color of blood sausages — are transformed into hideously mangled, ejaculating penises against a backdrop of red-and-white horizontal stripes.
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Now, when I wear my almost-homemade fragrance, I am transported back to the time when I was in a lovely French town with equally lovely inhabitants who, even though I mangled their language and complained about their traffic laws, let me sit at their table while they discussed this magical thing called alchemy.
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That is the state that Arsenal are in right now, when it comes to Europe's premier competition – battered, bruised, bloodied, grazed, covered in plasters, trying to pry shards of shattered hurdle out of their wibbly bits and generally feeling a bit sorry for themselves as they survey the mangled wreckage they have left behind them.
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A painting of Emmett Till's body has become the center of a heated debate A painting of Emmett Till's body has become the center of a heated debate A photograph of the mangled body of Emmett Till, a black teenager beaten and shot by two white Mississippians in 1955, is one of the most charged images in U.S. history.
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The Ferrari driver who allegedly slammed into a motorcycle cop, dragged him along the road and then sped away from the mangled body took just hours to find, as investigators followed a drip, drip, drip trail of brake fluid up a street, down an alley, and into the gated estate of one of Thailand's richest families.
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Mark Pendergrast, an Atlanta-born author, in a forthcoming book about the BeltLine, notes that the city, by at least one measure, suffers from the worst income-inequality gaps of any major American city; soul-deadening sprawl and commuting times; and neighborhoods that have been chopped up by highway construction and mangled by misguided 20th-century "urban renewal" projects.
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It engages you with fast-paced language lessons that encourage conversation in subjects you'll need to know when navigating a foreign country (and wooing your international love interest.) Speech recognition technology will also ensure your accent is the best it can be, helping you avoid sounding like your grandma dropping a mangled "gracias" in a Mexican restaurant.
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In the one-scene section titled THE DARK SIDE, a mourning family describes how their daughter died in a horrific vehicular accident, and how photographs of her mangled body--taken by a first responder and later sent to friends--leaked onto the internet, became a global meme, and led lulz-seeking trolls to harass and mock the family.
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One of the most enduring images I've seen from the war is of a musician in tails cradling a cello; where there should be an orchestra lies only rubble, where there should be an audience stand the skeletal remains of pillars and arches, and where there should be a gilded ceiling there is only sky peeking through mangled rafters.
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But she also feels for women like Manuel's mother, Brigit ("My knees are broken with praying for you"), and the father of a murdered girl who describes her in the blandest of terms on the witness stand because he can't bring himself to share his memories of the "real daughter" the public knows only as a mangled corpse.
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That evidence can be found in the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) 250 special report on the effects of global warming above 20170 degrees Celsius -- and in the devastation left by Hurricanes Irma and Maria in the region, in the form of mangled towns, villages, homes and critical infrastructure, wrecked lives, devastated crops and ecosystems, damaged economies and financial markets.
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The recycler monster moves heavily in the flickering light, squelching across the detritus of the world's waste: spent space suits and table scraps, bloody piss and shit and ruined bodies, corpulent or lean, old or young, mangled, deformed, mutant, or hacked to piece, all the castoffs, the lame, the hobbled, the imperfect, the mistakes, the merely unlucky and the dead.
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And, now, I'd like to admit to you that I've written these words and embedded that tweet, and this happy dog picture, for the sole purpose of burying the picture of Josh Ravin's mangled arm as far down the page as possible, so none of you reading would spontaneously throw up once you clicked on the link to get here.
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But, once there, I found myself thrilling to rare examples of the aggressive affront that I had expected, such as a series of fantastically nasty small works by the reliably dazzling Los Angeles-born, Berlin-based, biracial, transgender artist and performer Vaginal Davis: abstract reliefs that suggest mangled faces, viscera, and genitalia, painted in a blood-red mixture of substances, including nail polish.
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The storm has killed at least 30 people in the Bahamas and 5 in the US.Photos show the mangled airplanes and buildings at Grand Bahama airport that Hurricane Dorian left behind'Hurricane Hunters' have been flying in and out of Dorian — here's what they've seen inside this powerful stormWaves caused by Hurricane Dorian are washing up bricks of cocaine on Florida beaches
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Jacques Chirac, Xavier Bertrand, Nicolas Sarkozy, Martin Hirsch, François Hollande, Myriam El Khomri, Manuel Valls, Emmanuel Macron: Whether adding work requirements to state benefits—forcing his father, despite his back injury, to take a job as a street sweeper—or cutting coverage for essential medications, these are the politicians who destroyed his father's intestines, mangled his spine, and asphyxiated him.
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Whether it be the ankles that are routinely turned as wrestlers fall from the edge of the dohyo, digits being mangled in the belt of the other man, limbs being landed on by felled opponents or concussions sustained in the course of a slugfest—the business of two three-hundred-pound men smashing into each other is a damaging one.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Joseph Binder, "Gib acht sonst … [Be Careful or Else …]" (1929–30, Vienna), offset lithograph (courtesy the Wolfsonian–FIU, The Mitchell Wolfson, Jr. Collection)MIAMI BEACH — For every skyscraper, zeppelin, airplane, or even lightbulb that demonstrated the progress of technology from the late-19th to mid-20th century, there were countless human bodies mangled, maimed, and electrified along the way.
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Representative democracy was—for its founding ideologues, like John Stuart Mill—supposed to put a barrier between the unenlightened mob and the levers of power; the general desire for brutish and unacceptable things like communal ownership and not being mangled to death in some vast hellish industrial machinery would be safely abstracted away by the ranks of parliamentary representatives drawn from a better class.
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The mangled pop gem "Run Me Over" starts with a listless catalogue of party observations – "He met a star, he gave him drugs, he says the people we are from are thugs" – before charging into a harmony-laden chorus where Laverne's tired narrator sounds like she would very much like to be excluded from the narrative, repeating "I hate it when you talk about me".
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Peter demonstrates how to kill and skin a sheep, then feeds its innards to pigs; relates how he mangled his three-fingered hand in his youth as we anxiously watch a farmhand saw firewood; and shows off a tree which he successfully fused with another cultivar in a wishbone-like formation, as well as a landscape that he 'painted' out of mold on a refrigerator.
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Whether we are making emergency repairs to a TSA-mangled Korg MS-20 for a band on tour, an hour before show time, or delivering an MCI 2-inch machine we just serviced to a studio down the street, or undertaking a lengthy restoration of a Fairlight CMI for a client in LA, we are dedicated to making available the best tools possible to facilitate the creation of new music.
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Better to wear discontent on the outside, I learned, like the Red River Valley trees, which, frozen for nearly half the year, are forced to stop growing for so long that I imagine they begin again in spring with no recollection of where they left off, rushing to make up lost time through hot, dry Winnipeg summers, twisting their bodies over the years into strange, mangled monstrosities I've never seen the likes of anywhere else.
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Warren's falling poll numbers and shaky political brand validate what I've said here on the show from the very beginning, that voters care a lot less about the actual policy that you're proposing than whether you're being honest with them about your priorities and whether you'll fight as hard as you possibly can to get something that's as close as you can possibly get after a policy is mangled by our political process in Congress.
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The emotionally charged profile set to Alicia Keys' "Girl on Fire" showed Vonn's career arc, from a toddler snowplowing down a slope to a teenager schussing through a course, from an almost unprecedented number of podiums to a series of devastating crashes, her mangled body airlifted off a mountain by helicopter, followed by footage of brutal physical therapy and training, Vonn fighting her way back to the mountain for her fourth Olympics' appearance.
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For instance, sprinkling sand on the stage to evoke Shepard's edge-of-America Western locales—he grew up on an avocado farm in Duarte, California, near Route 66—as is done in the current revival of his 1977 play " Curse of the Starving Class " (at the Signature, under the direction of Terry Kinney), does little to get at his genius, which was not about surfaces but about how people's lives can be mangled by their belief in surfaces.
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