Dying of laughter from a moment of total mind melding.
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They're crossing boundaries, melding sounds like no one has before!
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He printed lawn signs melding versions of their campaign logos.
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And he's melding those lessons with financial fitness, as well.
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" Melding the words "vigorous" and "Niagara," Teck came up with "Viagra.
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The melding of the two, as you can imagine, sounds amazing.
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Other pieces make the melding of visuals and data more obvious.
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The intuitive decision indicated a fluid melding of brain and machine.
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This melding of technology and transportation is furthered by other collaborations.
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I think that city represents a melding of so many cultures.
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The music had the same dual perspective, melding current and retro.
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I don't care about quests or magic or Vulcan mind-melding.
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There was no better melding of music with picture this year.
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I think that there's definitely a melding point there that makes sense.
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The melding of sports with patriotic pageantry is a fairly recent phenomenon.
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The house is a melding of contemporary style and classic Hollywood architecture.
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Before long, we moved in together and started melding into one unit.
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He has succeeded by melding these facts into a new political identity.
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We did this by melding data journalism, multimedia and shoe-leather reporting.
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"Aliro is the melding of computer science and quantum physics," Ricotta said.
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It's a melding of man and machine that is truly awe-inspiring.
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Parental melding in marriage matters is an integral part of Chinese culture.
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First, it is impossible to excel without melding talent with hard work.
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It was a sensual, gossamer melding of bodies that grew increasingly layered.
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So there's this melding of our work and personal life that happens.
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"Sense153" brings back its radiant cast for more mind- and body-melding.
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"It's been such an awesome melding of two lives into one," he said.
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"Shallow" started off simply at first, with Cooper's voice melding seamlessly into Gaga's.
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Moment Factory is melding the real and the virtual, sprinkling their magic outdoors.
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Connecting the dots: These three narratives are melding into a gigantic, compound earthquake.
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This melding of the senses, a kind of synesthesia, occurs in books, too.
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Q. Was the melding of technology and human beings part of your interest?
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Melding sinister narratives with playful iconography, each piece is a world unto itself.
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The menu follows the same recipe, melding classic ingredients and 21st-century elements.
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The title of the graphic novel represents the melding of these two worlds.
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"It can only happen in theatrical form, this melding of content," Benson said.
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It's the ultimate work-life balance; a literal melding of business and pleasure.
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"George Balanchine's The Nutcracker," a radiant melding of theatrical heart and choreographic ingenuity.
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Dogs howl in the evening, their voices melding with the noise of the wind.
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His mixing and melding of theories highlights how easily the distinctions between philosophies collapse.
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Jeffrey Gibson is a visual artist known for melding the traditional with the modern.
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That was a unique experience — trusting and collaborating, melding nonfiction with story so openly.
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It's melding three centuries, through use of a historic skin and a modern exterior.
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Few sequences in opera top this one for ingenious melding of music and drama.
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The conditions of that melding is a profoundly political one deserving of our attention.
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Many unspeakable acts happen in between, melding the personal with the political (Iran-contra).
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I legitimately enjoy the idea of melding a very traditional game genre with pot humor.
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Their mind melding would be kind of sweet if the subject matter weren't so awful.
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I love Kindle's e-readers and was hoping this was the melding of the two.
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Creative people, artists having intellectual discussions and drinking coffee; this melding of minds type thing.
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The "Community" star is melding his two loves this fall with his new FX series.
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Sushirrito describes itself as "the original sushi burrito concept," melding Asian and Latin flavor combinations.
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What could be better than spending an entire day focused on melding minds with machines?
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Ms. Maracci had a style that was a distinctive melding of ballet and Spanish dance.
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Melding these things together and iterating on them was bumpier I think than anyone would've liked.
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The library's exposed wood structure is certainly warm and alluring, melding together new and old buildings.
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It detracts from the other flavors that are in the burger rather than melding with them.
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It resurfaces every year around the holidays, Crosby's robust baritone melding perfectly with Bowie's soaring tenor.
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Tim's melding of high and low culture is the perfect way to reach an accessible look.
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By melding environmentalism and social justice into "environmental justice," environmentalists are able to swell their ranks.
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The melding of commemoration and historical research made later professional historians dismissive of the commission's work.
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Now, he was melding his two identities — gay and Arab — in a show of paintings here.
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We need to be more comfortable with celebrating difference rather than melding into some homogeneous mass.
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The style requires the melding of a full range of colors, rendered in the brightest shades possible.
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For this couple, bringing their two families together for their nuptials also meant a melding of traditions.
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Melding the different bills could prove tough and time-consuming unless each side quickly agrees to compromise.
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The melding of wealth, and privilege, but also the people that lived there had very specific taste.
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So Remainers must embark on a giant job of consolidation, melding together their agendas, groups and goals.
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Melding minds with machines could provide the biggest single upgrade to human intelligence since the species evolved.
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Its curious dual nature, melding the real and the virtual, will enable now-unthinkable games and entertainment.
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The dialogue here is remarkable for naturally melding essential exposition (including sociological statistics) and personal, idiosyncratic perspectives.
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But she embraced her status as an underdog, melding her life story — growing up in Waterbury, Conn.
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In March, he tweeted about Trump International Scotland, melding his businesses and his presidency in the message.
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She is the forerunner of Catherine Murphy and the melding together of direct observation and the imagination.
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The melding of minds continues through an intense game of Netrunner, complete with Taylor's quintessential raising of eyebrows.
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Urahara seems to be a serenade to experimental forms of Japanese art, melding street fashion with traditional animation.
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The social experiment to abolish cannabis prohibition in some instances is melding with a for-profit corporate culture.
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And Clayton is a serviceable Corrigan, melding his boyish Nickelodeon charm with a hint of more adult mischievousness.
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Voices harmonize, pushing against the drums and sounding ancient and wise, before melding into a hand-clapping jig.
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Literacy, the cause she championed, fit well into the President's overarching initiatives, so the melding was relatively seamless.
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Japanese artist Ryoichi Kurokawa considers his works "time-based sculptures," melding sound and image into a single entity.
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But for the A.F.L., melding tackles and bumps with the pride rainbow is increasingly the way to go.
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The men have forged a successful working relationship that could prove key to melding two very different entities.
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The concept of melding a state around a people has been central to political science since the 19th century.
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Instead of Hill's voice stylistically splintered, here you have two distinct voices and artists melding into a cohesive unit.
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Yet Mr Kurz has also succeeded by melding this severe message with sunnier promises of social and economic renewal.
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But melding casting, character, and director is a fussy magic, more a result of serendipity than planning or foresight.
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The melding of Yamada's distinctly tactile sensibilities and the house style of Kyoto Animation creates a poetry in bodies.
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How do you go about melding what you bring to the table with what he brings to the table?
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I barely bat an eye at the person melding with the floor tiles; I've seen this many times before.
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Sloan, meanwhile, found his glory in melding GM with the American consumer, and in a larger sense, postwar life.
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And I'm not referring to him melding a stream of syllables together in the hope they resemble a sentence.
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For others the melding of the two is integral to their process — and a perfect solution to creative difficulties.
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Songs like "Palace" and "Gravel to Tempo" are glittering synth-pop anthems, melding honeyed hooks and Kiyoko's spitfire energy.
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It's an interesting melding of some of her previous over-the-top sexuality with her current, more reserved persona.
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It was the lunar equinox, and you could hear the drone of the insects melding with the kick drums.
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Success for her was a complex, spiritual matter; the business of melding art and godliness was an unending quest.
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The hotel's elegant interior pays homage to that history, melding vintage warmth and modern cool, with Art Deco flourishes.
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The house is known for its melding of nature and art, as the house is built over a waterfall.
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The production—from Metro Boomin to Yeezus himself—all fits this puzzle of melding genres together until they're putty.
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"I think it could be more prevalent because today you have a lot of melding of roles," she says.
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We can see this unique melding of beliefs and symbols most clearly in the altars people build for the holiday.
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Rather, Jagged Alliance 2 was a game whose ambition lay in melding tactical combat with an unforgiving strategic layer context.
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Now that Abedin has indeed separated from Weiner, the curious melding of the personal and the political was present again.
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It's an extraordinary musical interpretation of the play, melding British sea shanty styles with heraldic brass, American spirituals, and calypso.
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Antezza takes a heady approach to his productions, melding his interests in philosophy and physics with his deep sound design.
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Ariel Pink's melding of pop and indie sounds influenced Soko's most recent album, last year's My Dreams Dictate My Reality.
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Chelsea Wolfe is magnificent, and she does a wonderful job of melding overtly heavy sounds with spine-chilling softer pieces.
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In Sudan, wrestling is a popular sport and an integral part of the culture, melding athletics with dance and song.
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Together the works in this exhibition, all maps of the city, show a melding of information visualization and artistic endeavor.
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This melding of activism and aesthetic sensibility though is a sharp, incisive instrument that cuts towards the wielder as well.
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As soon as I heard that, this image sprung to mind: a melding of the Lincoln Memorial and the Pietà.
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"Look, there's a certain element of the melding with show business or entertainment," he told Broadcasting & Cable magazine in 2003.
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" It was an idea born out of commerce, a high-concept melding of big hits — "Goldfinger" meets "The Pink Panther.
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Throughout her stage career, Ms. Walter has remained open to both trying new approaches and selflessly melding into an ensemble.
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Works melding features of goddess and queen stretch across cultures and account for some of the Met's most glamorous images.
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The melding of open-source journalism with more traditional methods can be glimpsed in the work of BBC Africa Eye.
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Without oaths, integration classes or other forms of state do-goodery, central European cultures in Britain are melding with local ones.
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When you were being interviewed for the scientific consultant gig, how did you pitch melding physics and fiction in the film?
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Aspects of this softer touch and melding of figure and landscape appear in peasant models for his "Card Players", for example.
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The festival positions the work as a melding of genres because it's a theater director exploring the works of a painter.
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The Melissa McCarthy impression of Sean Spicer on this weekend's Saturday Night Live was a perfect melding of comedian and subject.
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Where roads are clogged and infrastructure is decrepit, the rival firms are melding warehouses and local outposts into idiosyncratic distribution networks.
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"ELT" splits the difference, melding a dour message ("Every little thing's gonna tear you apart") with an exuberant, radio-ready melody.
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To reinforce our findings, we repeated the study using androgynous faces, created on a computer by melding male and female features.
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Everything in her work is an act of reimagining and melding together disparate sources into something that becomes curiouser and curiouser.
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Melding political history with a behind-the-scenes look into the artistry of the photographer, this is a truly unique exhibition.
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Despite the insulation, condensation must have collected on the bowl, dripping naturalistically from its garland of icicles, melding container and contained.
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He was a prescient artist, however, and his work is treasured to this day for melding ancient techniques with modern sensibilities.
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The seamless melding of biological, chemical, and digital imaging shows how far our tools and knowledge have come in each field.
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Bodies lose themselves in other bodies, melding and morphing in a representation of the act of attempting to forget the self.
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"The art form here is melding the various sources into an assessment which will vary from country to country," said Clapper.
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These books were part of a Latin American tradition of melding mysticism with political commentary, serious criticism hiding between the lines.
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All of these wines improved with food, fettuccine Bolognese, but Le Potazzine really blossomed, melding beautifully with the rich, meaty sauce.
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This melding of our humanity and the serendipity of science will be difficult, if not impossible, to recreate through a screen.
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The melding of ESPN, already owned by Disney, with Mr. Murdoch's regional sports networks may be an issue for the government.
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But it's remarkable all the same, showing the great art that the melding of of 3D filmmaking and dance can produce.
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MB: How would you respond to people who say this could be seen as a risky melding of man and machine?
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Smashing Pumpkins' Siamese Dream is one of the best rock albums ever, a perfect melding of commercial smarts with uninhibited, grandiose ambition.
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FORWARD__Space, a melding of dance, health and wellness founded by choreographer, artistic director and teacher Kristin Sudeikis, in Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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But she was happy to talk up the potential of melding bots and games — dubbing it a "new era in casual gaming".
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Melding the ideas of Marx and Freud, Surrealists saw reason and order as means of bourgeois social control that must be overthrown.
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It is these basic tools which help bring artists to life, melding them with drenched colors to create a fine-art feel.
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It's a rapid devaluing of the written word, a melding of opinions, takes, and stray thoughts into an endless sea of nothingness.
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Biting in, the Beyond "sausage" is juicy, salty, and well seasoned, melding nicely with the gooey American cheese and practical English muffin.
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Also, the melding of the characters with the background, it's gotten more fluid as we've learned to work with [the other animators].
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They are developing creative and breakthrough campaigns, melding data and marketing in new ways, or fighting challenges to the traditional agency model.
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For Seth D. Pevnick, chief curator at the Tampa Museum, melding periods can lure visitors to worlds they might not otherwise consider.
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Her particular and abundant skill as a director is in melding sets, lights, movement, sound and video into intense and unsettling environments.
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Allswell has taken this philosophy of melding great ideas and applied it to mattress science by combining traditional coils and memory foam.
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Melding security and style The embassy occupies an almost five-acre site in an area that has been a focus of regeneration.
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By melding the Trump campaign and the RNC field programs, party officials hope to avoid the tensions that hampered the 2016 effort.
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Culture Track calls this new melding of "low" and "high" culture a "paradigm shift" in how we think of culture at large.
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"What I envision is not simply a melding together of the two branches of American conservatism into a temporary uneasy alliance," he said.
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Melding religion and state has other costs, including the harsh suppression of local identities—hence long-running insurgencies in Baloch and Pushtun areas.
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For, though this kind of biological melding may trip the disgust circuits, the value of such a procedure, were it possible, is clear.
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So to avoid a doomsday scenario where the robots take over, basically Musk proposes more or less mind-melding with the robots instead.
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Melding acuity and anger, he unveils the scary realities of organised crime in the so-called Northern Triangle, and the mostly useless response.
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Not a half-hearted crunch, like it's been slowly melding with the brioche bun into sogginess under a heat lamp for a while.
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" Cutting-edge skills like "holistic melding" and "responsible normalizing" will qualify humans for exciting new jobs such as "explainability strategist" or "data hygienist.
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On the opening of "Fifth House," just seconds into the performance, he and Mr. Coltrane came together to play a drone, melding comfortably.
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By melding existing data, he wrote, the bureau could give Justice more accurate citizenship data than could a census question — and more cheaply.
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Now, such musical melding is commonplace, thanks largely to the blurring force of the internet, which has made cultural recontextualization much more efficient.
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In fact, as she sees it, the melding of life and work is a factor in Baby Tress' success, rather than a hindrance.
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One senior administration aide said Mr. Mnuchin's position had prompted Mr. Cohn to consider scrapping the idea of melding the two initiatives altogether.
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Melding historical fiction, magical realism and Afrofuturism, Serpell charts the fortunes of these families through their tumultuous ups and downs alongside the country's.
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Three tires suspended by chains from a spare support structure evoke a melding of pop art and minimalism that runs through her oeuvre.
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Pound for pound, there's nearly as much onion in the pot as there is meat, with the two flavors melding into each other.
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In her series of verdant panoramic paintings of Gowanus, she said she imagined a melding of the past, present, and future of the area.
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I like to picture them sitting back-to-back, typing furiously, with little warm vibes steaming off of their beautiful brains and melding together.
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Other images recall the abstract paintings of László Moholy-Nagy, with Grützner melding stark shadows, rigid lines, and color divisions to create simple geometries.
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They could be pioneering new ways of melding data and marketing; building in-house capabilities; creatively reaching consumers; or cutting costs in new ways.
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She's racked up fans thanks to her uncanny ability to predict just what foodies will be eager to gobble up, melding freshness with tradition.
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The melding of memoir and artifice called autofiction; the fondness for fragments; the evasive, obliquely wounded female narrator; the excavations into trauma, addiction, maternity.
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"I was enthralled by how stunning it was, with the melding of traditional kathak dance and ballet," Ms. Barretto said in a telephone interview.
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Jio undid the tyranny of flatness by introducing gradated tones into his bands, thereby melding two seemingly incommensurable vocabularies: volumetric surfaces with flat ones.
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Melding 20193,22019 Leagues Under the Sea and film noir, The Sinking City is bound to be one of 22016's more surreal gameplay experiences.
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From Tuscany, Chianti Classico will go brilliantly with this dish, its flavors and acidity melding seamlessly with the richness of the duck and beans.
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Beyond that, she said the melding of healthcare and new technologies was going to change that industry and create a lot of new opportunities.
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The company's CEO, Jay Giraud, believes the startup's melding of superior performance and safety features will give Damon a comparative advantage over other offerings.
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Miles's experimental melding of geographical influences is inspired by the provenance of its three owner-chefs, from France and French Polynesia, Israel and Japan.
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Melding older women with technological advances could be accomplished with so-called living labs that would provide more feedback than focus groups, she said.
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Seborovski's work arises out of her carefully choreographed melding of the abstract and the erotic or — one might say — the cool and the hot.
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Cannon, who died when he was just 21976, made enduring and vibrant works melding Native American and more mainstream artistic and pop culture imagery.
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Rufus Sewell, playing American Nazi officer John Smith, remains perhaps the best part of the show, not least because the universe-melding affects him personally.
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There is something joyous about the light-filled figure on the left, a sense of ease and acceptance in this figure melding into his surroundings.
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It's not as colorful as kangaroo skin, but melding Flyweave with synthetic leather in the Air Jordan XXXI represents a branch from the same tree.
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Native Fashion Now brings together works by 67 designers and artists from the US and Canada who are melding generations-old practices and contemporary couture.
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The various textures of the blasted aluminum and glass are complimentary and it's a nice melding of the iPhone 8 and iPhone X design ethos.
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"Trump is sort of the perfect culmination of the melding between television, film and politics," said San Luis Obispo Mayor and Politicon attendee Heidi Harmon.
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They're rising stars who have not gotten widespread recognition for their work, whether it's pioneering ways of melding data and marketing or creatively reaching consumers.
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It's both thoughtful and lively, and a nice companion to last year's "Song of Lahore," another documentary that looks at the melding of musical cultures.
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Everything in the work of sculptor Sarah Peters is an act of reimagining and melding together disparate sources into something that becomes curiouser and curiouser.
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It's bacon, chicken, pickles, BBQ sauce, and cheddar, all crunching and crisping and melting and melding into a rich, smoky, sweet, salty, and vinegary delight.
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Why it matters: Silicon Valley's newer philanthropists are melding charity, advocacy and private sector investment — and have the potential to be hugely influential for decades.
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JPMorgan in March announced it formed a new industry group in its middle-market-banking business by melding its existing tech with emerging growth teams.
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So we went to Macau and saw it—in the streets, in the people, in their faces—that mixing and melding and blending of culture.
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The synagogue also specified that the proposals integrate a focus on Detroit's thriving urban farming population, melding ancient ideas of harvest with these contemporary practices.
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Integrating the Fox assets will bring headaches that include substantial layoffs — analysts project more than 3,000 — and the melding of two starkly different corporate cultures.
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You can almost feel him melding into his lounge chair as he absently watches Fox News, lusts for a neighbor's wife and gorges on Doritos.
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Born William James Basie, this towering bandleader was known for melding jazz and blues in a way that made swing a driving force in music.
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How refreshing to see that softened in Mr. Gareiss's dexterous melding of Irish and Appalachian dance, and to watch a conversation, not a competition, unfold.
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On the one hand, it's the best BlackBerry in years, finally successfully melding Android with a touchscreen, a physical keyboard, and a striking metal design.
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Also, recognizing that humans themselves were melding tech into their bodies so the lines were blurred when it came to defining what was strictly human anyway.
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Yet there is a sober argument that Mr Trump's melding of business and politics could already fulfil the criteria for impeachment of "high crimes and misdemeanours".
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She has also worked as a translator and interpreter for the award-winning documentary "God Sleeps in Rwanda," melding her own experiences with her professional pursuits.
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But despite the time in California, the two men point to their home base of Toronto to explain the group's organic melding of cultures and genres.
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Just as ancient Greeks fantasized about soaring flight, today's imaginations dream of melding minds and machines as a remedy to the pesky problem of human mortality.
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Impressively, just like the Jaguar XF S and the Mercedes-AMG C2464 S, the ATS-V gets awfully close to perfectly melding the two divergent concepts.
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The Starks and Reeds are known to have ancient bloodlines that gave them powers like greenseeing (psychic visions and dreams) and warging (melding mind with animals).
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It's a hatred that easily flickers between the universal and the particular, melding with the similarly particular hatreds of blacks and immigrants and other minority groups.
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A thick soup of zucchini and bunapi mushrooms is cooked down with muan-muan (fermented fish) in a broth of forest bark, melding sea and earth.
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The process of breathing and pumping blood through the heart of another being is a strange kind of melding that will bond you to that animal.
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After all, for a digital native like Addison (the nonbinary performer Maybe Burke), people, ideas and events coexist freely in a melding of life and internet.
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Rolling Thunder's melding of pop music and theater—curated shows with guest performers and dramatic interludes—has become de rigeur in today's musical and concert landscape.
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Less obvious is Ji's transformation of different strands of representation and calligraphic mark-making into something that is neither a nostalgic revival nor an unwieldy melding.
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At the time, the idea of melding content and commerce was attractive, and Thrillist envisioned selling JackThreads goods to Thrillist readers to supplement its advertising business.
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The Last Time is, I think, illustrative of a melding of Freeman's idea of the vignette game with a more traditional and run-of-the-mill script.
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A Gucci press release announcing the bag said that Kawakubo and Michele decided to "experiment together," melding their respective aesthetics together in an intriguing and unexpected way.
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Their aesthetics are an appealing melding of cynical and light, with her darker tones making the summery California washes over the music feel that much more chill.
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They brought a lot of people together and I thought it was such a beautiful melding of two very different cultures that have a lot of similarities.
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They both have two children from other marriages and they've really done, I think, an exemplary job in melding their families, and their children always come first.
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Michael Rault has made a career out of his uncanny ability to weave through decades of rock'n'roll history, melding dirty psychedelic riffs with bubblegum power-pop hooks.
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Nightmare Taking a more straightforward approach to metalcore than their compatriots in Last Days of Beethoven, Nightmare go for a melding of the heavy and the accessible.
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Andreas Gursky and Richie Hawtin join forces for Gursky's latest exhibition Not Abstract II, melding photography with a custom soundscape at Gagosian Gallery in New York City.
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A handful of photocollages are more complex, melding many more photographs of the same setting or subject but from various vantages or over longer periods of time.
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The desert isn't a place for us, this melding of the human and the machine, and luckily we stumble on a buried cable that has come uncovered.
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Melding new wave, rock and pop, Vital Signs blazed a trail for musicians in Pakistan as it emerged from 11 years under military ruler Zia-ul-Haq.
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Throughout, a dark view of American life and power is offset by a passion for melding small bits and pieces of reality into unlikely, often ecstatic wholes.
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Then Ms. MacKinnon mentioned Mr. Willimon's script, inspired by "La Parisienne," an 1885 play by the minor French writer Henry Becque melding boulevard comedy and daring realism.
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All that cross-cultural melding has led to a risk-taking bunch of chefs who aim to reflect the culinary traditions housed in its vast urban sprawl.
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That's what appears in the movie (and the trailer): the woman's face partly obscured by the creature's, the two melding in a kind of yin and yang.
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"It was a happy melding, I think," said Ms. Austin's mother, Joy Austin, the executive director of HumanitiesDC, an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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They were as optimistic as can be at their wedding seven years earlier — it was a melding of two cultures that, at the time, felt utterly American.
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" Close defined it as "a melding of the brains," and likened it to "Inuit Indians who place themselves in a group trance to attack a polar bear.
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Those events—and the cash that comes with them—are a tangible vote in favor of his unique melding of the nation's affairs and the president's private interests.
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Her road to melding her identities — even if that means revealing the Lola personality as a fabrication — is a big part of what Cam is interested in thematically.
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They followed it up with the genre-melding remix album Collision Course, a mashup collaboration with JAY-Z which mixed former Linkin Park songs with the rapper's tracks.
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That said, I can now play Stand By Me on the Populele, a feat that was rendered possible by the melding of LEDs, Bluetooth, and a clever app.
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Bloody Tyrant, a band which rose from the ashes of a death metal band known as Demise, has followed in Chthonic's footsteps, melding Taiwanese folk and black metal.
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By melding the two we find ourselves at a perfect inflection point for the rise of voice and the fall of hunting and pecking on a glowing phone.
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The other, Trio da Paz, consists of the guitarist Romero Lubambo, the bassist Nilson Matta and the drummer Duduka Da Fonseca, melding jazz with the music of Brazil.
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Indeed, on an even broader level, the industry is going in the opposite direction, melding not only collections defined by cost but men's and women's wear, as well.
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The idea is that humans moving towards melding with machines is essentially a good thing, a net positive, because we will gain capabilities that we don't have now.
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There's something almost dismaying, in a wonderful way, about being a part of the audience experiencing City Ballet's melding of music and dance at this time of year.
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The combined works are Rorschach tests in rainbow hues; a cosmological laundry line with pastel dyes serendipitously merging and melding together, occasionally interrupted by more severe opaque splatters.
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This important final step would allow us to assess the melding of meat and bread, sweetness and spice, salt and juice that makes up a perfect hot dog.
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The music uses her contradictions to her advantage, mixing rock guitars with bomba rhythms, while melding original lyrics with some verse from the Puerto Rican poet Pedro Pietri.
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Inviting the viewer to connect the dots, Haacke juxtaposed quotes from industry and museum leaders to highlight the rhetoric melding funding of the arts with good business practice.
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Mr. Weston, always guided by an affinity for hefty percussion and marbled harmony, started melding traditional forms of West and North African music with jazz in the 1960s.
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Haraway's work often returns to the idea that cyborgs represent the natural melding of living organisms and manmade machines, opening up the possibility of a post-gender world.
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But instead of feeling like a cool melding of two worlds I've grown to like and feel affection for, the integration of the two plots feels sloppy and forced.
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There has of late been a melding of two of his favorite targets, the Mueller investigation and the fourth estate, which Donald Trump apparently views as reinforcing each other.
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The oldest work nods to the fact that even "240 years ago, the plus-size woman was not antithetical to fashion but seamlessly melding with it," as Keydar said.
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This month Ms Anena recited those lines on the stage of the National Theatre in Kampala, melding drums, dance and poetry in an arresting evocation of love and war.
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He's clearly equipped to manage the agency's personnel and protocols to deliver maximum effectiveness — melding an evidence-based scientific approach with respect for the public cost of imposition. Gov.
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Stokely's next project, OnlyFans, launched in July 25 and took camming to a new realm, melding the internet's earlier obsession with camming to its current fixation on influencer culture.
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The appeal of this approach was made clear last year, when the New York Botanical Garden's show on Frida Kahlo, melding her art and garden styles, broke attendance records.
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Why it matters: The future of retail in the world's leading economies is increasingly expected to be not online shopping, but a melding of e-commerce and physical stores.
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The melding of Havana street tradition and religious practice with conservatory training now seems to be commonplace among the youngish Cuban instrumentalists making waves on the international jazz scene.
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But he's part of a young, still relatively fringe group of artists, largely gathered on SoundCloud, that is melding vintage emo with contemporary hip-hop production, finding unlikely kinship.
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Modern in spirit, even as it features traditional imagery — pine trees, bamboo, cranes, thatch-roof houses — kimono K101 exemplifies the Meiji period's melding of elements and sensibilities old and new.
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And that's because Cyberpunk 2077 is a story grounded in transhumanism (the melding of machine and man), which inherently deals with questions of what it means to be a person.
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Insofar as the experience of visual art generally requires looking, Neto's practice also asks that we feel, touch, and roam, melding the pleasures of sight to the sensuality of material.
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That boundary melding allowed him to posit the existence of cognitive mechanisms that wouldn't be empirically proved for decades, but it also led him astray in problematic, ultimately hurtful ways.
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The creature looks like the result of a botched science experiment, melding a crocodile's body with the nose of a dolphin and the skin of an eel or a fish.
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Erick Sanchez, another Washington-based organizer, said he's seen the melding of different groups in previous events this year, from the Women's March on Washington to climate change awareness protests.
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Polish photographer Weronika Gęsicka's work focuses on themes of memory and forgetting, the deceptive way in which what we think we remember is often some melding of fact and fiction.
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Putting another way: Samsung thinks the melding of smartphones and tablets may be the future, while Motorola is betting that the future, actually, feels a lot more nostalgic than that.
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While this has the benefit of actually melding broken fragments back together via chemical bonds (as opposed to magnetic attraction holding two pieces together), self-healing polymer systems have limitations.
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It's hard when we don't recognize certain things from pop culture on either side of the pond But the definite charm is the melding of two cultures for our daughter.
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With songs that remind of bubbly Vince Clarke-era Depeche Mode melding with the poignant drama of Eurythmics, Human Leather's debut, Lazy Karaoke, is timeless and passionate in its delivery.
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Girlpool's first album was striking for the two women's arresting harmonies — sometimes melding harshly together, sometimes weaving into a soft and sorrowful pair, backed only by a guitar and bass.
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Published in 1986, it wasn't a game as we think of one today, but a story the user helped reveal, and a totally unique approach to melding interactivity and storytelling.
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But in bringing Abe to his ornate southern retreat Mar-a-Lago, Trump is nonetheless continuing a long tradition of presidents melding recreation and negotiation in their encounters with foreign leaders.
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He said he already likes to gamble in Atlantic City, and enjoys sports, so being able to wager on the sports he already watches is a perfect melding of two worlds.
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I say this because there is a fascinating melding of different entry topics in Mr. Collins's puzzle that made my brain stretch in all directions, and I love when that happens.
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In fact, it was a crafty melding of music and imagery that effectively used the nascent multimedia PC platform to showcase the Artist and his music in the best possible light.
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The quirky creations of "Les Lalanne," melding art and design, have since the 1960s been collected by such influential tastemakers as Gunter Sachs, Yves Saint Laurent, Peter Marino and Tom Ford.
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But in a new paper, researchers at Carnegie Mellon and Hebrew University say they've made an advance toward automating the process of finding and melding wholly unconnected things into big ideas.
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Republicans in the House are conscious that the Senate still has its work to do, not to mention that most expect a tedious process of melding the two measures to follow.
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In the collision of traditions and forms on the roof, you sense possibility: the melding of cultures and aesthetics that might be harmonious rather than imperialist, or bent merely toward appropriation.
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And no wonder: The peninsula that comprises most of the parish was born many years ago, when the Mississippi River shifted, creating a sliver of land melding into its extensive wetlands.
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Although his career was cut short when he died of AIDS-related causes in 1988, his melding of the abject, personal, and mystical would prove influential for later generations of artists.
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PERFORMA 17 Performa, dedicated to live performance that reaches across disciplines, hosts "Circulations," a program focused on the melding of performance and architecture, for the seventh installment of the Performa Biennial.
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The Chinese authorities are melding old and new technologies — including phone scanners, facial recognition cameras, and face and fingerprint databases — into tools for authoritarian control, according to private and police databases.
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After adhering to the bond of accuracy in writing "Just Kids," I happily find myself back on the thief's track, with Genet ever as my guide, melding life experience and imagination.
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He didn't just recycle his themes, he upcycled his fabrics, melding silk ties into striped skirts, leather bombers into a bubble mini, and false-fronting jackets onto the top of corsets.
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At least not in today's milk-glass world of vanguard culture, where the once-distinct disciplines like dance, fashion, art, photography, food and performance have begun melding together like never before.
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Like the rollercoaster of emotions wrought by your Saturn return, the album is an unpredictable journey, melding No Doubt's ska and reggae past with its new wave and alt rock future.
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Since 2015 he has placed a new emphasis on patterned, polyrhythmic drumming, using a tightened-up approach and more explicitly melding the sounds of modern hip-hop with ancient, diasporic rhythms.
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You can almost smell the salt air in John Walker's most recent paintings, melding with the heavier, bracing smells and sounds from the nearby working harbor mere steps away from the museum.
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I start to pick up that in addition with being obsessed with melding new flavors into cheeses, Plan Check's homemade dashi cheese may be more of a nod to LA's diverse demographics.
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In Thursday's semi-final, singer Jacques Houdek, known as 'Mr Voice' in Croatia, won a place in the last round by melding pop and operatic singing styles in the song "My Friend".
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Because at the end of the day, red wine and chocolate give us life — and melding the two together now seems so obvious that we're wondering what took the internet so long.
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Melding psychedelia with disco at a fast tempo, Cowley helped refine a new music genre, "Hi-NRG," which seemed ideal to enhance the hot and sweaty vibe of San Francisco's gay clubs.
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They weren't silver birches, the classic Russian tree that dangled above the stage in the first two acts, but pines, the quintessential Southern one: a fitting visual melding of two overlapping cultures.
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Jean-Claude Larrieu's cinematography is sumptuous, the muted jewel-toned colors of the craggy seaside and damp forest melding with the tweeds and sensible cardigans of patrons of The Old House Bookshop.
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In Storms, the artist seems to be acknowledging both persistence and exposure— the open boat with its family huddled in the stern, and the melding of dust on thin sheets of paper.
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Melding the iconic dembow riddim with an interpolation of El General's 1988 dancehall single "Tu Pun Pun," production duo Play-N-Skillz's music matches the clip's brightly colored outfits and risque situations.
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If they could only let go of each other, they could explore the infinite possibilities of speed dating, Tindr+X and the newest wave of guilt-free quick pleasures, virtual conscious melding.
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Billy Beane, the analytics-driven general manager of the budget-strapped Oakland A's, shook up sports and corporate boardrooms by melding overlooked, under-valued players into oddball yet cheap and winning teams.
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Westfield has been seen as a pioneer in U.S. mall redevelopment, melding traditional mall retailers with atypical mall fixtures like upscale food courts, high-end restaurants, bars, cinemas and boutique fashion outlets.
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In the perfect melding of game narrative and player motivation, the game literally gives us a prophecy that we will go forth, ring two Bells of Awakening, and eventually save the world.
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This melding of comedy and drama makes Flowers an unusual series, in that it doesn't fit easily into any of the banal strait jackets TV often likes to force its shows into.
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With thick painterly strokes and a fearlessness with color, artist and history aficionado Joshua Flint knows his way around melding the mystery of the past with bright, unexpected jolts of contemporary style.
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Chaignaud and Bengolea have choreographed and performed together for 12 years, and the duo has created a style marked by eclecticism, melding ballet and modern dance with club styles and international forms.
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The philosophy undergirding the speech, administration officials said, is that melding public and private forces to rebuild the nation's physical backbone will vastly expand the resources available to pay for doing it.
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MFA in Visual Arts A small and highly selective interdisciplinary program that fosters the artistic, intellectual, and professional growth of students through a melding of independent studio work and rigorous academic studies.
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And he and Ms. Mathis, who endows her character with a sensual spontaneity that keeps undercutting her justifiable wariness, render Dez and Shanita's hesitant courtship as a poignant melding of affinity and necessity.
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It may not be subtle but melding a grindhouse reference and a rom-com carpool karaoke bit together is one of the ways that Sweet / Vicious makes good on its totally unsubtle title.
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Now, the handicraft company is launching a new initiative that brings a bit of the real creative world into the digital one, melding the look and feel of traditional crayons with modern applications.
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" Julie Ault (60), is an artist and curator "redefining the role of the artwork and the artist by melding artistic, curatorial, archival, editorial, and activist practices into a new form of cultural production.
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Washington (CNN)In the wake of Donald Trump's stunning victory, the president-elect faces a new challenge: Melding his campaign team with a Trump transition effort that's been operating independently from the campaign.
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Melding visionary direction, a thought-provoking script, and action sequences that people still talk about (remember "bullet time"?), the Wachowskis put themselves at the vanguard of the sci-fi scene with this one.
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The melding of historical heritage and contemporary street art has came to relevance in Europe over the past years as artists like JR applied his large photographed faces to the floor of Pantheon.
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Some of the best investment ideas can come from chart inspired brainstorming sessions — though Cramer thinks that the best way to produce results is with a careful melding of both fundamentals and technicals.
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Some of the best investment ideas can come from chart inspired brainstorming sessions — though Cramer thinks that the best way to produce results is with a careful melding of both fundamentals and technicals.
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Skip the Note 6 name in order to sync up the numbering between the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series on "7", while also melding the Edge+ and Note into a single device.
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The Austrian trio Radian have spent the better part of the last two decades dizzily issuing asymmetrical pieces for electronics—casually melding traditional rock instruments to more abstract instrumentation in subtly shapeshifting arrangements.
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Coach David Quinn has a tall task ahead: melding all this youth with a sprinkling of veterans and creating a team that can stay competitive over the grind of an 82-game season.
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Their first, "Riff this, Riff that" (2016), explored the roots of breaking, hip-hop and house in jazz dance in an exuberant melding of styles — it was a burst of sound and footwork.
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"Lear" is a play about family, about the flesh and the mind melding together in decay, about understanding what it means to love and to foolishly refuse to admit one's need for love.
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But Gillibrand has embraced an updated brand of separate-sphere-ish politics talk, melding older Victorian theories of female moral enlightenment with the second-wave feminist conviction that the personal must be political.
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" But it's "The Bones" that brings it all together, melding all these styles at once to prove that yes, cheesy as it might sound, "When the bones are good, the rest don't matter.
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Sci (1967), and Willie (1985) attest to the melding of art and journalism, emphasizing Lyon's avant-garde sensibility, fully aware of cinema verité – while also taking liberty with art's capacity for fiction. Soc.
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Proponents of brain uploading—or a step down, melding your biological body with technological augmentations—argue that cognition could be vastly improved in the future, and this can only be a good thing.
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Now 28, the South African resident graduated from Britain's University of Oxford and has become an activist, melding his identities as black, having a disability and a rare disorder and being openly gay.
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Over 5,000 miles from Syria, the Montreal-based musician is making records that play with themes of movement, cultures melding together and how people have to work together in order to incite change.
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Related: Mixed-Media 'Moby-Dick' Book Sculpture Hits the Ocean Floor What to See, Hear, and Read at Printed Matter's LA Art Book Fair Melding the Beauty of Books with the Strength of Steel
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Melding psychedelia with disco at a fast tempo, Cowley refined a new music genre: "High-energy," (stylized as "Hi-NRG") seemed ideal to enhance the hot and sweaty vibe of San Francisco's gay clubs.
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Mac unlock is just one thorn in the Swiss watch industry's side but it is one that cuts deepest because, in the end, it will become the most useful in melding humanity with technology.
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The melding of Britain's second- and third-biggest supermarket chains would create a colossus in the industry, though both brands would be retained—Asda pitches its appeal to more cost-conscious shoppers than Sainsbury's.
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"Hamilton," with its record-setting 16 nominations, tells the story of ill-fated U.S. founding father Alexander Hamilton with a deft melding of hip-hop and rap, R&B, ballads and traditional Broadway showstoppers.
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Maclin, who leads marketing strategy for Bumble, is a believer in melding brand marketing with data, and her team takes a cross-functional approach to testing, developing, and implementing marketing strategies for the brand.
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But far more important than ordinary intelligence is the sort of deep empathy that is not the product of an elite education so much as it is a melding of the heart and mind.
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Submitted for your approval: You return to your home to discover it both is and isn't your home, an eerie domestic experiment melding the familiar and the strange, because…your house has been staged!
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Pershing Park presents an additional challenge of melding new designs into an existing memorial, which is acclaimed in its own right as a milestone in the career of the landscape architect M. Paul Friedberg.
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The alliance, which grew to include Mitsubishi Motors in 22013, had been a case study of innovation in the era of globalization, a seamless melding of different cultures through the sharing of technical knowledge.
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So Lady Gaga swung the pendulum far the other way, recasting herself on established ground — as a song-and-dance trouper who's melding Broadway and movie-musical conventions with the demands of current pop.
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It should also be said, there is something delightful about seeing a network show comfortably collaborating with a streaming site — melding two worlds often kept apart by programming schedules, financial barriers, and industry competition.
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Though I've been trying to live this way all the time, for now it's a feat I can manage only by melding minds with an animal, abandoning in the process my whole human self.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Los Angeles is a city in a constant state of reinvention, its hybrid identities formed by the melding and layering of different cultures and histories atop one another.
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When slaves found freedom at the tail end of the 22th century, years of toil and melding influences gave birth to distinctly Cuban genres, bringing African polyrhythms to more elegant ballroom-style European music.
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But she's not the only White House official who has transformed into a bona fide national celebrity, completing a melding of politics and entertainment that Washington observers say has been years in the making.
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Melding together the psychedelic ambience of those low-key, stopgap releases with an explosive free-jazz sensibility, the track weaves a tale of finding hope and emotion resolution in Britain's new build suburban estates.
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Kalepso says it can do better than other database offerings out there by melding strong security with high reliability, while filling in the spots where sensitive data can be accessed or obtained in the clear.
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He is an openly unreliable narrator; even before he admits that some of the case studies "were me, are me", there is a whiff of uncertainty, of fact melding with fiction and becoming distorted, grotesque.
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"Good job capturing what we provided by SEPCOR [separate correspondence] and melding it with what you received from [the Joint Chiefs of Staff] and [lawyers]," the CENTCOM official said in the October 15, 2014 email.
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The songs thrive on their coalition, melding Mr. Yorke's troubled words and aching melodies with Mr. Greenwood's textural mastery (including, presumably, the string arrangements) and the self-effacing contributions of the rest of the band.
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Kevin Davis, chief executive of the Performance Sports Group, the holding company for Cascade, said his engineers were intrigued by an assignment that required a melding of the seemingly opposing dynamics of softness and hardness.
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Elizaveta Likhacheva, director of the Shchusev State Museum of Architecture in Moscow, favorably compared this hybrid approach of melding new into old to "inserting a glass into a podstakannik" — a traditional Russian decorative teacup holder.
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But turns out, the movie, which is peppered with '80s pop culture references, was a good fit for the SXSW audience, melding vintage pop with digital spectacle and occasional relics from Mr. Spielberg's own filmography.
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The Progressive Artists' Group, founded in Bombay (now Mumbai) in the afterglow of independence, sought a new painterly language for a new India, making use of hot color and melding folk traditions with high art.
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Tommy LiPuma, a record producer and music executive who found enormous success melding the sounds of jazz and pop on albums by George Benson, Diana Krall, Natalie Cole and others, died on Monday in Manhattan.
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DOHA, Qatar — The future of the art world may be in a vast desert landscape where audacious museums are melding both local culture and the outside world in a way that feels fresh and revolutionary.
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Admittedly, there is already a genre label for what Styles has achieved by melding the aforementioned influences: power pop, a rock subgenre that's been mostly subsumed into other genres since its late-20th-century heyday.
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With The Last Time, it's not just a different kind of story, but instead a different kind of melding of the vignette, the adventure game, the broad strokes story, and the introspective quality of dialogue choices.
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Asking whether it's a laptop replacement also implies that it's about form factor; when really, it's about cloud services, and operating systems, and whether the melding of a desktop OS and a mobile OS is inevitable.
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"Melding different technologies into one coherent environment, by supplying a suite of tools to route, debug, manage, monitor and secure applications, lets organizations focus on their software without worrying about the complexity of the underlying environment."
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At 47, he has spent the past two decades setting off subversive vibrations along the fine lines between art and life, art and silliness, and art and provocation, melding Conceptual Art smarts and Minimalist literal-mindedness.
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During the early 2000s, a new wave of guitar players emerged who took inspiration from Chapman's Fully Qualified-era sound, melding it with his later experimental work to form the bones of an American guitar revival.
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But more than that, Mr. Xi's story embodies the authoritarian values he wants to restore in China — a "red-brown" melding of Communist revivalism and earthy nationalism rooted in a glorified rendering of China's ancient past.
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But because the device moved blood through his vessels at a continuous, stable rate of flow rather than the pumping of a normal heart, melding human and machine, I found that I couldn't feel a thing.
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In this melding, our moneylender and the czarina of the realm, as far apart as two people can be but each in unholy trouble with a man, find a way to help themselves — and each nother.
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"We're all so attached to our phones that when people talk about the notion of the computer melding with the human and ask when that's going to happen, I say it already has," Mr. Simkhai said.
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In the face of recent events as well as an entire lifetime of oppression, finding survival and care for my body and mind has meant melding my ancestral practices with the modern world I live in.
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Melding opulent symphonic orchestrations, the drive of contemporary pop and the occasional swing of big-band jazz, he created a portfolio of scores meant to suggest a thrilling arena of brave, athletic men in cutthroat physical competition.
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The technology is superficially similar to the SLA (what you'll find on the Form series), only instead of curing liquid resin with UV light, SLS sinters powder material, melding it into a solid object, layer by layer.
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Melding horror and supernatural satire, it may be flawed, but never, ever boring as it questions the commercialization and commodification of art, that — like, said cronut — turns passion and craft into a moment of instant, superficial hype.
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But Glasgow is a place where style is believed to be an aspect of progress, and the city has long had the knack of bringing the best of new international thinking and melding it with vernacular instinct.
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In his characteristically playful way, the artist has brought together works of art and archival material from TV programs of the 1970s, melding them into a personal narration of the culture, politics, and entertainment of the period.
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While submerged in the familiar world of black metal, Sutekh Hexen are not what they first appear, and the extraordinarily prolific Oakland-based project instead offer a mind-melding journey into the deepest recesses of the psyche.
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However you choose to described this melding of the rock band experience with electronics, it's a sign that many millennial producers who made their name on EDM stages are doing what artists are supposed to do: growing.
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By targeting 7-Eleven franchisees and their workers on Wednesday, ICE under Mr. Trump appeared to be melding the approaches of his two predecessors: Go after employers while also detaining employees whom agents encountered without work authorization.
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See the classic tweeds that appeared, before the designers Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim went on an extended riff inspired by trips to the Middle East and the founder's Spanish roots, melding the influence of the two.
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Apple is frequently lauded for its harmonious melding of hardware and software — the perfect integration between the physical and digital that is necessary to produce such delightful products that people don't just like but feel genuine love for.
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" Howard County, USA On its website, Howard County, Maryland, describes itself as "a successful melding of old and new, urban and rural, where the rolling green hills of the Piedmont meet the rocky fall line of the glaciers.
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The Orishas, named after the gods of the Afro-Cuban religion Santeria, originally won global acclaim for pioneering a unique Cuban brand of hip hop melding traditional beats and melodies like musical style "son" with gritty urban rap.
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This melding of partly articulated ideas suggests that twilight that occurs just before you fall asleep, when the accumulated impressions of a day — and a lifetime — swirl in and out of focus, each weighted with the same significance.
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The name of the ranch seemed particularly significant for the brand and its new neighbors as the site was named after the French general who aided the colonies in the American Revolution in melding French and American culture.
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Artists in the lineup include the German house musicians Booka Shade, the British producer Maya Jane Coles and Omar Souleyman, a Syrian musician who has earned cult fame for melding traditional music from his region with electronic beats.
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Across this postage-stamp-size city are examples of the old and the new melding in a refreshingly creative way, pulling in families, professionals, young bar hoppers and a large gay population, all of them across income levels.
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Melding her voice into the keyboard shimmer on "The Body is a Blade," shrinking her voice to a hushed whisper on "Till Death" to suit the strummed gravitas, she feels the electric energy sputtering deep in her bones.
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For its Joyce debut, this French company brings "The Roots," a 2013 work by its director, Kader Attou, that expands the possibilities of theatrical hip-hop by melding it with contemporary dance, Indian kathak dance and circus arts.
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Along with contemporaries like Nils Frahm and Jon Hopkins' more plaintive work, two-piece Icelandic outfit, Kiasmos are known for melding classical, ambient-tinged melodies with immersive electronic sounds that massage your mind and body in blissful tandem.
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The program is rounded out by Val Caniparoli's "Swipe," a melding of ballet and hip-hop set to Gabriel Prokofiev, the grandson of the famous Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev, and Malcolm Burn's "Pas Glazunov," a pas de deux.
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I think it has something to do with the co-lyricists James Rado and Gerome Ragni's perfect melding of story and antiwar sentiment with Galt MacDermot's music, some of which might remind you of Sonic Youth's controlled disarray.
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"This new hardware is basically replacing a lot of the displays in conference rooms, and it's an interesting melding of things like smart TVs, web conference systems, and telepresence robots," says Alex Eisen, Forescout's senior director of research.
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The best way to explain why you should care about Clustertruck is by watching this: I doubt the trucks are supposed to be melding with the environment, but who gives a shit—it help me beat the level.
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Taking its cue from the latter, conceptual artist Mary Kelly's The Practical Past, at Mitchell-Innes & Nash until Thanksgiving, delves into the personal as political, melding the history of the recent past with the life of the artist herself.
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Dinsdag 26 januari 2016, nog vroeg in de nacht, kregen de collega's een melding van huiselijk... Posted by Politie Amsterdam Zuid-Buitenveldert on Tuesday, January 26, 2016 Everyone laughed about it, according to a Facebook post written by police.
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The photographer Arthur Cadre's subjects in Colorful Encounters are no average artists, either—they're yogis, a couple in fact, who were selected by Cadre to realize his vision of melding geometry and the natural contours of the human body.
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Are you a proud pet owner who secretly dreams of melding your corporeal form with your cat or dog in order to become some kind of half-human, half-beast monstrosity that violates all laws of God and man?
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The music, featuring Mr. McCraven with ace collaborators like the guitarist Jeff Parker and the vibraphonist known as Justefan, suggests an organic yet state-of-the-art melding of modern jazz and hip-hop, without a speck of compromise.
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The musical, which tells the story of the ill-fated Hamilton with a deft musical melding of hip-hop and rap, R&B, ballads and traditional Broadway showstoppers, also won for featured actress and actor and several technical awards.
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"Our content strategy - primarily illustrated in recent months by melding distinct, personality-driven SportsCenter TV editions and digital-only efforts with our biggest sub-brand - still needs to go further, faster," Skipper wrote in the memo, reviewed by Reuters.
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On a formal level, "Quantum Goat" is an argument between a figure-ground configuration and an all-over field of colored dots, as well as a melding together of the two into a buzz at once optical and visceral.
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Much like last season's heart-swelling Come From Away, the show is about the melding of cultures that happens when one group of people is abruptly stranded in a remote place, only to be given temporary shelter by strangers.
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The beloved SoCal sludge-garage duo has made a specialty of melding lizard brain riffs with feminist grit, and the two hit a delicious sweet spot in the band's new video for "Bring It On," premiering on Noisey below.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — The Chilean-born artist and director Alejandro Jodorowsky is most famous nowadays for "El Topo" and "The Holy Mountain," a pair of mind-melding, mystico-absurdist westerns that lit up midnight screenings worldwide in the early 1970s.
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A rudely funny melding of classical and camp, set in a storage room piled with naked corpses, it was tragicomedy as cri de coeur — a response to the 2016 election, with an ending that's maybe a glimmer of hope.
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Melding together fragments of electro and deep techno, the London-based artist's music is imbued with a distinct outsider quality, putting an emphasis on the sense of detachment from the African roots at the core of the NON collective.
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Melding Campbell and Snyder's-Lance's roughly $2 billion U.S. snack portfolios will radically cut costs and add complementary salty snacks to round out Campbell's successful Pepperidge brand and Lance's position as a big national distributor of salty snacks, Feeney said.
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And — perhaps uncomfortably for liberals and conservatives alike — it is exactly the kind of unsavory-seeming glad-handing and melding of business and politics for which Bill and Hillary Clinton have taken years of criticism that led to its greatest success.
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A new generation of progressive politicians campaigning on economic populist policies like Medicare-for-all has found a new language and approach to an old puzzle for the American left: melding an alliance across the lines of race and class.
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The film is particularly clever when it comes to melding its premise with its camerawork — the ethos of the theater troupe and the ill confusion its protagonist feels is often the lens we see the world of this movie through.
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Choreographer Sonya Tayeh works her magic, melding the seedy underbelly of this world with Broadway style and the results are memorable and enough to make you want to get to a dance class — or, you know, at least think about it.
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The unnamed specter, and specter it is, is hive-mind-rapture, the unitary consciousness: the internet as the ineluctable melding of what has, since human origins, been a solitary proposition—we are born alone, we die alone—into some unknown totality.
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One of the many fascinating things about the documentary Weiner, which tracks Anthony Weiner's 2013 mayoral run in New York, is that it takes the curious melding of the personal and the political and turns it into an authentic-seeming narrative.
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That same helicopter soon showed scores of terrified kids filing out with their hands up — a routine procedure, Brian Williams' experts explained on MSNBC, because the shooter can escape, or do further harm, by melding into a pack of pupils.
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ACTUALLY, THE CREATIVE TALENT WITHIN TIME WARNER IS EXCITED ABOUT THAT SO THE MANAGERIAL CHALLENGES TO MAKE SURE WE DONT CREATE A CLASH, THAT WE CREATE A MELDING OF THESE CULTURES HAVE PRESERVED WHAT IS REALLY STRONG ABOUT EACH CULTURE.
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Thus was established the political strategy in the South that Republican presidential candidates have followed ever since — melding an overtly conservative, socially moderate economic appeal aimed at the middle class with a politics of rage geared toward disaffected white voters.
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"The Frappuccino has been designed to drink like a dessert, with the bottom layer of frozen jelly melding with the sweet custard vanilla sauce and frozen coffee above it, finishing with the pleasant taste of freshly whipped cream," RocketNews24 writes.
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The year before, Robert Rauschenberg had made "Bed," one of his first so-called combines, a melding of painting and sculpture, by drawing and splashing paint on his pillow and his patchwork quilt and stretching them on a wooden frame.
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Mr. Miranda is left making peace with the contradictions — melding his pride in this place, and its pride in him, with the messy realities of a politically charged island that is struggling to recover from hurts both recent and historic.
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As an iconoclastic artist — a punk-turned-pop-turned-experimental singer, multimedia visionary, misfit-fashion darling, and proto-futurist with a lasting fixation on the melding of nature and technology — Björk, 53, is used to explaining her leaps of imagination.
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Now helmed by a young Swedish chef, Simon Harrison, the restaurant features a dinner menu melding global and seasonal Greenlandic ingredients into dishes that are creative twists on the traditional, such as musk ox fillet and haunch wrapped in seaweed.
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Mr. Kean's property is at the high end of the Hamptons housing market, where the average sale price is $216.9 million, but the melding of inside and out is a trend that can be seen even in more modest homes.
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It might be arguable that Apple is melding its two operating systems into one, but the weight of evidence is heavily on the side of the company making iOS as good as it can be, and then dragging macOS along for the ride.
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Even at a reasonably advanced age, if two people share as much in taste and background as Nelle Harper Lee and Wayne Flynt, a depth of feeling can develop, a kind of melding of minds and lives that is worth a lifetime's intimacy.
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Cohen received a lot of attention for her past project, Cohen received a lot of attention for her past project, Bodywork, wherein she apprenticed herself to custom auto-body shops around Detroit, eventually melding an East German Trabant with a Chevrolet El Camino.
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Since 2010, Orbán has sought to transform Hungary into what he calls an "illiberal state," melding crony capitalism with a crackdown on the independent judiciary and media, a restructuring of the electoral system, and a string of other assaults on civil institutions.
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Kingdom Hearts is notorious among its fanbase for getting weirder as it goes on—and Union Cross is one of the weirdest, melding all of the usual quirks into a high fantasy-styled prequel that's half storybook fable and half The Silmarillion.
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Gleich says that she hopes her unique melding of ballet and the old West will make us think about the history of immigration and race, war, and ideological conflict, and, of course, "traditional" gender roles — both in history and the present day.
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In a novel melding of physical and cybercrime, these black market iPhone resellers rely on special iCloud phishing kits; sets of tools that are crafted to trick a victim into handing over their Apple ID password after thieves have stolen the phone.
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Trump was born and raised in New York, which seems strange, since he's opposed to so much of what the city represents—the melding of immigrant cultures, the grime and struggle that has produced so much great art, the tolerance of difference.
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The film's costume designer, Ruth E. Carter, evoked the fictional African kingdom of Wakanda by melding sci-fi with global fashion history, drawing influence from sources including the color symbolism of the Maasai people, samurai armor, and the jewelry of Ndebele women.
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In a moment of defiance, Angela takes Will's nostalgia pills — which, already, the fact that old memories can be made available in pill form sounds like a privileged expense — and is sent into a horrific, mind-melding trip through her grandfather's past.
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Sipping a double Tito's with soda and three limes (never two, never four), Mr. Theroux joked that he wanted to keep the giant robotic sex toy that his character wears in "Maniac," Mr. Fukunaga's mind-melding new Netflix psychological thriller, as a souvenir.
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The ambitious, genre-melding performances will begin in the spring of 2019, and include a musical series conceived by Steve McQueen and Quincy Jones and a collaboration between the poet Anne Carson, the actor Ben Whishaw and the opera singer Renée Fleming.
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The runners-up were Ahlem Eyewear (diversity in product category!), founded by Ahlem Manai-Platt, and Chromat, the brand founded by Becca McCharen-Tran that is known for its big-tent attitude toward sizing and creative approach to melding clothes and technology.
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With Nikkei restaurants — specialists in the melding of Peruvian and Japanese ingredients and techniques over the past century — becoming an increasingly integral piece of Lima's culinary scene, a Japanese-style meat restaurant with touches of Peru does not seem particularly out of place.
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Adding taxes and fees to the web – a real possibility should the Senate make the mistake of melding the two issues – will only turn back the clock on the nation's Internet economy and put low-income Internet consumers at risk of going offline.
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For me, hearing him and his wife sing "Lonesome Valley" as a duet, their voices never quite melding, but each nonetheless lifting the other, is a moving argument for partnership as a guiding, palliative force—a way to keep on, alone, together. ♦
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As to melding it with your personal aesthetic, statement pieces that command the room like works of art can look great in a reductive environment — and even better than in a house full of the stuff (no offense to Mom and Dad).
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It's in the last section of the novel that the scars of Tracker's childhood come together with the story of the missing boy in a shocking and heartbreaking melding of strands — and that's when Black Leopard Red Wolf became unputdownable for me.
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The death of the VHS also meant the death of guaranteed breaks for longer movies, giants like Titanic that took up two tapes — demanding that viewers avoid permanently melding into their seats by forcing them to walk up to the VCR and switch cassettes.
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Whether foreshadowing a harmonious melding of marine life with manmade devices or offering a glimpse of the surreal cyborgs that will come to wipe us out, the installation makes novel and theatrical use of materials, ensuring that it's one of the fair's most memorable works.
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However, this was the first time I've experienced a live melding of 3D and 2D worlds in VR. Behind the scenes, this "magic" was made possible by four computers, two puppeteers, two voice actors and a team of eight people running the various stations.
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If Venice was imbued with the dynamic grit, sheen, and toughness of its namesake LA boulevard, Malibu, fittingly, gets further out: a rich, surreal melding of old school West Coast hip-hop, trap, 60s soul, psych, and the surreal, funky heart of LA's beat scene.
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To avoid violating the emoluments clause of the Constitution, Trump pledged that money from all foreign visitors staying at his hotels will be donated to the Treasury, effectively melding his business with the U.S. government—which is precisely what he is supposed to avoid.
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Under the nom de guerre Perturbator, he's released a series of groundbreaking EP's and full lengths since 2012 that have not only shaped the nascent genre (a cyber-organic melding of Krautrock, electronic movie scores, and industrial metal) but helped draw in unlikely fans.
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Because the tubing invoked both organic structures like arteries, and inorganic ones like logic board circuitry, it all hinted at the allegedly futuristic melding of organic and electronic material that is the wet dream of many sci-fi enthusiasts — the post-human hybridized being.
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Though he presents his biography as an ultimately optimistic story, Mr. Buttigieg also describes feelings of loneliness and fear with an emotional honesty that we have not heard from too many other candidates, melding the intellectualism that appeals to many Democrats with something more intimate.
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But he is also capable of bringing an edge to the performance, melding what one imagines is the character's very real frustration with his ex-wife and son with an extra dose of anger that seems born of Noah's own perspective on the matter.
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The scene late in the film when an N.Y.P.D. officer places Radio Raheem in an illegal chokehold, killing him, was shattering to watch, melding in my mind with phone-camera footage of Eric Garner, who was killed in 2014 on Staten Island in similar fashion.
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But the greatest legacy of the 1970s vogue for melding Saturday morning cartoons with Saturday Night Fever was in Japan, where anime succeeded the pornographic "pink film" in marrying transgressive and—especially in the case of hentai—graphic sexual content with eye-popping psychedelic excess.
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The Rise Up Retail campaign is a melding of the Center for Popular Democracy, which is a nonprofit that advocates for a variety of workplace issues, and OUR (Organization United for Respect) Walmart, which is now going by OUR and branching out beyond the original retail behemoth.
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The red skin-softening lotion in the beautiful glass bottle was based on research by Dr. Nagayoshi Nagai of Tokyo Imperial University, and it signaled the beginning of what the country's beauty industry has become known for: melding science and quality ingredients with harmony and tradition.
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The backdrop: Since 2010, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has sought to transform Hungary into what he calls an "illiberal state," melding crony capitalism with a crackdown on the independent judiciary and media, a restructuring of the electoral system, and a string of other assaults on civil institutions.
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While it's hard to imagine there will be many people who buy it at this outrageous price, I hope that Sony and others will keep moving their products in this direction to the point where it becomes more affordable to access this melding of tech and style.
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With an interest in melding the great outdoors with the quiet interiors of a typical American home, Miranda shares he has moved past "creating a composite, surreal space" in his works, which rely on corporeal structures and less on the surrealist tones of his earlier works.
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However, seeing for the first time in person this kind of melding of coarse materials with smoothly sleek paint in a surreal narrative of psycho-sexual, perhaps onanistic drama that (refreshingly) focuses on black characters, I have to imagine that in his paintings anything can happen.
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These are some of the surreal and witty vignettes imagined by German artist Frank Kunert, who has been photographing his hand-built miniature sets since the 1990s, melding a Wes Anderson–style love of whimsical detail with a mordant, Kafkaesque outlook on the absurdity of modern life.
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Serving a menu that includes Chilean sea bass steamed in fresh crushed garlic and white wine, the home chef from Silver Spring, Md., is part of the new wave of Passover celebrants melding tradition with modern tastes -- and the Kosher food industry is stepping up to help.
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Shine started at Fox as a producer on the now-defunct show, "Hannity and Colmes," and with the former Fox chief now occupying a top job at the White House, the melding of Fox and the Trump administration is nearly complete, as CNN's Brian Stelter has noted.
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When Donald Trump nominated DC Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, it set the man on a path toward melding, Voltron-like, with the four sitting right-wing justices to form a majority that could have a profound impact on the country.
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Melding the ambience of P. J. Clarke's, an authentic 19th-century Irish saloon on the East Side, with that of the original Friday's, the prototypical Upper East Side singles bar, they opened the Ginger Man during those years in a former garage on West 64th Street.
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Indeed, melding progressives and their agenda of Medicare For All, free college tuition, and elimination of student loans, among other things, with the more moderate to liberal agenda of Biden, will be a challenge, as well as bringing the two factions of a fractured Democratic Party together.
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Melding improv comedy with hip-hop, the high-energy musical show — starring Anthony Veneziale, Chris Sullivan, Utkarsh Ambudkar and more, plus special "spontaneous" guests such as Miranda, Daveed Diggs, Wayne Brady and others — promises to be its own unforgettable, you-had-to-be-there experience every night.
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And now, with its Touch Bar, a new, customizable OLED strip of a screen, nested between the new MacBook Pro's keyboard and screen, it appears Apple has completely given up on melding iOS and macOS into one, as well as ever adding a touchscreen to any of its laptops.
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As scenes overlap each other like memories melding—from a garden to a grave, a swing dance hall to a buzzing neon club—you get the feeling that a young Molly held these memories in tightly cupped hands, letting nothing slip through her fingers, not even the blurry bits.
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The culmination of a life's work, Bowling's new paintings testify to the melding of memories; they calcify an understanding of how interconnected personal history, materiality, and international politics combine into a better understanding of one's place in the world, and one's ability to make sense of it all.
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But when that potentate is someone as puckered and disgusting as Donald Trump, it's possible—just possible—that our prime minister might look out across his rolling waves of flesh, melding into the grand landscapes of this endless country, and realize what a tiny person she really is.
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But where Words With Friends was the perfect melding of a puzzle game that made you think and the social exuberance of going up against your friends, GIFs Against Friends feels like the Idiocracy version that we probably totally deserve in this year, 2017, the year of imitation humor.
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Bristol producer Pessimist today shared "Astrous," a malicious new track off his forthcoming Pagans EP on Osiris Music UK. Underpinned by a noxious flood of subbass, the track elaborates an ambiance of heated dread by melding gestures from the producer's drum and bass background with a techno template.
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My own reading of the 25%'s world of tax evasion in connection to the secondary art market suggests that hush-hush havens and brassy, big-name art objects work together to dominate the underprivileged in a melding scheme that blends money-as-data with art-as-data.
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The process of melding the ranked choices of these early caucusgoers with active participants means precinct officials will have to conduct a complex bit of math to arrive at a correct count -- using a new web-based calculating tool to replace some aspects of the app from Iowa.
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But the device felt fairly clunky and experimental: It had a small field of view that could make it hard to see virtual objects in their entirety, thus breaking the illusion of melding the digital and the real, and required a finicky finger gesture to interact with virtual objects.
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So folding phones definitely fit into this, because what phone makers have put out there are this idea that you have two devices, your laptop or tablet, let's say in a phone, and they're melding them into one and trying to make the seams and the hinges disappear.
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When he died in 2018, at 59, he had been working on an album, and its title song, "Je Suis Africain" ("I Am African"), jauntily reaffirms his claims, easily melding Congolese-style guitars, West African talking drums and kora, Middle Eastern oud and violin, a horn section and considerably more.
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David Quinn, the second-year coach who has the task of melding a roster that on several nights has dressed seven players 21 and younger, has needed a player of Panarin's stature, especially with the first-line center Mika Zibanejad missing most of the past month with an upper body injury.
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That was the idea, at least, when Bowie enlisted disco whizz kid Nile Rodgers to produce Let's Dance, melding up his poppy, synth-drenched style with the Texas blues guitar of Stevie Ray Vaughn, whose soloing over Rodgers's slick dance backdrops made the tracks feel both alien and perfectly of its time.
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Top of the Lake: China Girl is not as good as the first season of Top of the Lake, which felt like a once-in-a-lifetime melding of the talents of Jane Campion (the auteur behind The Piano and other films) and Elisabeth Moss (maybe the best actor of her generation).
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They reward us with character because they involve an encounter with meaningful resistance — with nature's laws, with the limits of our own bodies — as in carving wood, melding raw ingredients, fixing a broken appliance, writing code, timing waves or facing the point when the runner's legs and lungs begin to rebel against him.
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NOM WAH TU Wilson Tang, who owns the Nom Wah restaurants, is now the managing partner with the chef Jonathan Wu in this newly minted melding of Nom Wah with their Fung Tu. Dim sum and chef's specials include hot and sour mushrooms, roti pancakes with vegetable curry, and duck fried rice.
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Perhaps this is merely an effect of the disco soundtrack—think Larry Levan at the Paradise Garage—but more likely it arises from the melding of cultures that results in excellent dishes like the gyro pizza: steaming heaps of pork belly and lamb shoulder, finely ground, over crispy pizza dough spread with tzatziki.
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The challenge of melding three iconic country songs – John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads," Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You" and Willie Nelson's "On The Road Again" – into one new piece of music to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Country Music Association Awards, was "a very scary process," McAnally tells PEOPLE.
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In Ms. Waight Keller's case, for example, it meant plundering not just gardens, but the house archives — particularly those of the post-"Sabrina" 1950s Audrey Hepburn years — melding past and present in knife-edge skinny cigarette trousers under big, blossoming whorls of organza tops, waists often caught with a slick corset-wide patent-leather belt.
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In a country that is still trying to reconcile its multicultural population with its "Australia-First" rhetoric, the L.G.s and L.B.s — who have grown up melding the expectations of immigrant heritage and traditional Australian identity — have carved out their own community, online and off, with a self-image that is still very much in flux.
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Unlike other traditional sulfate-free shampoos, the cream scrub satisfyingly lathers, melding into a frothy, luscious foam that smells like the most complex, sophisticated citrus mixture, made up of orange, rosemary, and peppermint — heavy on the orange and rosemary, with a barely-detectable touch of minty freshness — which is both soothing and invigorating at the same time.
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In recent time there have been only two unambiguous examples of the phenomenon: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's reorientation of the Democrats in the 1930s, from a small-government party to the architects of the New Deal, and Ronald Reagan's melding of social and small-government conservatives with national security hawks, to form the Republican coalition that has endured until now.
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" Another prime example of Warren melding an economic and cultural message: "I say we can care about a dad who's worried that his kid will have to move away from their factory town to find good work -- and we can care about a mom who's worried that her kid will get shot during a traffic stop.
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The special is a perfect melding of the comedic sensibilities of Aukerman (arch, surreal, and with a heavy dose of meta) and Schaffer (profane, silly, and just gross enough without going overboard)—and it actually works as a straightforward variety special, too, with Bolton's impressive pipes acting as a warm blanket to swaddle the special's over-the-top hilarity.
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"On its website, Dior describes Sauvage as "melding extreme freshness with warm oriental tones and wild beauty that comes to life on the skin," and says Dior's perfume creator François Demachy "drew inspiration from unspoiled expanses of wilderness beneath a blue-tinged night sky, as the intense aromas of a crackling fire rise into the air.
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It seemed like a perfect melding of the actor and his real-life character: Twitchy, vulnerability masked by an antisocial streak, and obviously smart as hell, the Eisenberg-Zuckerberg hybrid became, in many of our minds, just plain old Zuckerberg (a fact the pair appeared on Saturday Night Live to joke about a few months later).
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These operations are the tactical manifestations of a much larger effort by Russia to conduct hybrid warfare against the United States and its allies -- melding conventional military power with special operations, economic coercion, political influence operations (like inserting "fake news" into social media feeds and finding compromising material, or Kompromat, on leading political figures) and cyber attacks.
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On Thursday, Boer along with Marias creative director Edgar Navarro, Guatemalan textile artists Indri Paola Reanda Vásquez and José Isaias Tiney Sisay, and former Women's Wear Daily editor Mayte Allende will discuss the unique challenges of melding historical textile techniques with contemporary production methods, and how today's fashion industry can help to preserve and nurture traditional artisan communities.
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These performers did not adopt the ironic stance of the comic as outsider—in contrast to Pryor, who, at the start of his career, worked to mimic mainstream comics like Bill Cosby and Johnny Carson, and whose raunchier, "realer" mid-career style was in fact a canny melding of street cadence, ardent confession, and the cool, Catskills-descended presentation of those earlier models.
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Mr. van Hove, one of today's most prolific and respected theater directors, is known for his marathon stage adaptations, such as his four-hour production of Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead"; his nearly six-hour "Roman Tragedies," a modern melding of several classical dramas by Shakespeare; and his four-and-a-half-hour "Kings of War," which brings together five of Shakespeare's history plays.
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Van Beirendonck was one of the lone disrupters of this code of masculinity and formality, melding technically futuristic fabrics — often those used exclusively in sportswear — with the couture-like craftsmanship he learned at the Royal Academy, while overlaying a uniquely sunny, humorous, almost childlike filter on his anarchistic silhouettes, which were otherwise informed by darker allusions to B.D.S.M. and punk rock culture.
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People coming back from the Pyramid Stage were melding with people travelling east along the embankment to get to the festival's biggest area for nightlife; there were people waiting for their friends outside some busy toilets, there was a hell of a lot of deep mud, and it wouldn't have been hard to imagine someone falling over and injuring themselves in the resulting crush.
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"I wanted to recreate the traditional ryokan outside of Japan," says Yoshiharu Hoshino, the company's C.E.O., but in fact the property is a melding of the two cultures — in addition to tatami floors and a restaurant serving kaiseki-style meals, there are textiles by an Atayal weaving artist and, in the gardens, paper sky lanterns that mimic those that hang in Taipei's night markets.
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"Hotwire the Ferris Wheel" enlists Everything But the Girl's Tracey Thorn to sing a jaunty duet about sneaking into an amusement park and using the rides after hours to the tune of ethereal backup singers melding with breathy synthesized violin and rhythm glide; musical soar parallels the presumed thrill of riding a Ferris wheel, at night, when you're not supposed to, wind in your face, the view receding into the distance.
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This may come as a surprise to those who've long regarded the industry as an exclusive, invite-only club that purports to stand for progressive values — yet is willing to sacrifice its morals for the sake of being provocative (see: a lack of diversity on the runways, tone-deaf editorials, slave labor-like conditions for factory workers) — but the melding of politics and fashion has brought about a fresh start for the industry.
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The song rocketed forward with a velocity that was sure to grab any fan of the kind of populist punk being dealt out by labels like Epitaph and Fat Wreck Chords, but with Skiba's abstract lyricism, melding imagery from The Wizard of Oz and the self-deprecation of him cracking his head open to prove he had brains, it was a mixture of goofy wordplay and youthful conviction that was fully compelling.
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And so on the walk to his parents' cottage, snow-stepping through the freezing cold, the sky and earth melding, she couldn't help but imagine the two of them, she and Pierce, escaping this dingy town together, driving quietly up Highway 12 and out onto the mainland, heading someplace where the sun ran warm for more than twelve weeks a year, an adventure of love, it would be, like Bonnie and Clyde, minus all the violence.
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In it, he describes the need for humans to communicate far more quickly with each other, and with computers, if they are not to be left in the dust by AI. The post raises some extraordinary possibilities: being able to access and absorb knowledge instantly from the cloud or to pump images from one person's retina straight into the visual cortex of another; creating entirely new sensory abilities, from infrared eyesight to high-frequency hearing; and ultimately, melding together human and artificial intelligence.
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In 1923, he became an international banker; in 1933, he moved to Shanghai, at the invitation of the Chinese finance ministry, and helped fund the expansion of China's railroads; in 1939, he moved to London to work on melding the French and English war industries; in 1940, he moved to the United States, on behalf of the British government, and added President Roosevelt to a list of friends and acquaintances that already included Winston Churchill, Charles de Gaulle, Walter Lippmann, John Foster Dulles, and Chiang Kai-shek.
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