Once inside, the fish are misted with water to keep them breathing.
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To perfect Russell's complexion, Turnbow misted her face with Tata Harper Hydrating Floral Essence.
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Timberlake's skin glows as if misted with the pheromones of a thousand teenage girls.
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He misted the students, front and back, with a chlorine solution between each step.
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As we walked along, water droplets hovered in the air and misted the primeval forest.
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Roni watches as the man stares into the mirror and writes something in the misted mirror.
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Our moms would sit on towels on the pebbled beach, misted with sweat, paging through magazines.
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She also misted rose water, known for its soothing floral scent, on her face and body.
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"The citrus fruits are misted using only the tears of Aviation's owner: me, Ryan Reynolds," he jokes.
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I ended up with an apartment misted in pee, a churning stomach, and hands covered in blood.
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The lavender scented, enzyme-based spray is misted hourly into the shaft from a grid of automated puffers.
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You can also pick the right strength in which you want the oils misted via the adjustable intensity settings.
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You don't remember posing naked in awkward positions while a stranger misted freezing-cold orange liquid all over you?
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He scraped smooth a vertical section and misted it with water from a spray bottle to bring out the color.
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The plant only needs to be misted lightly every week or submerged in water for one hour every two weeks.
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From my window, I could see luscious palm trees and tall tropical grasses misted over by a layer of fresh dew.
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Patients are (quite literally) placed on stretchers and sprayed, misted, and bathed for extended periods of time by doctors and specialists.
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I also misted up during the "Do You Love Me?" duet, which seemed less maudlin and unforced in this naturalistic interpretation.
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His movements became increasingly fluid as he continued this task, the lime that misted upwards turning his arms and clothing all white.
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I then misted my hair (with a plant-watering bottle, of course) until damp, then went to town with the sugar spray.
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After rough drying her hair with a T3 Featherweight Luxe 2i, he misted her roots with TONI&GUY Sea Salt Texturizing Spray.
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Dry farming Today, there are urban farms without soil, where plant roots are misted rather than irrigated, with a water saving of 95%.
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And, when applied to your skin, misted around a room, or ingested in the form of a few drops, they can counteract those feelings.
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Instead of soil, the plants are grown on a cloth made from recycled materials, and their roots are misted with a solution of nutrients.
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Naturally, we spotted a ton of color-spiked plaits and locs, plus watercolor shades of pink, purple, and blue misted into waves and curls.
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In Chicago, all police stations, fire departments and hospitals opened as cooling stations, and in Washington fire trucks misted attendees with water, to cheers.
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LOS ANGELES — Blocks from the ocean-misted mountain views of Venice Beach, Booker T. Jones was hard at work on a late-summer afternoon.
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Supersonics, on pedestals, were available to blow at oneself; at a bar staffed by GlamSquad stylists, women photographed their hair being misted and dried.
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I, on the other hand, nervously hovered around her as she fastened the cape around his neck and misted his hair with water (which he loved).
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On a stage lit by neon and misted by a fog machine, Judy Taguiwalo, the government's secretary for welfare, was speaking about the importance of compassion.
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He misted on a few spritzes of Redken Triple Dry 15 Dry Texturizing Spray and tousled her hair with his fingers to give it an undone shape .
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CreditCreditKo Sasaki for The New York Times The rain misted down and I had two choices: the road up the hill, or the one alongside the river.
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Remove the silicone earbud tips from your Buds and clean it with a lint-free cloth lightly misted with alcohol, then set them aside to fully dry.
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Abby Tang: Afterwards, Irina massaged a cream packed with botanical oils into my back and misted it with an oxygen-peptide liquid to hydrate and refresh my skin.
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Not a strong-hold hairspray hairspray, per se, but a handy aerosol intended to be misted over hair as a final step, giving it lightweight shine, softness, and manageability.
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She misted a little bit of strong-hold hairspray all over the tail, and then picked at it with a comb so it would stick straight up like a cloud.
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Zora was already washed and blow dried, so Nelms misted a bit of leave-in spray all over, scrunching it in so that the curls would be tighter closer to roots.
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Once, when he and a man have parked in a meadow, in the man's car, Ritwik senses, after the sex is over, that there are faces pressed up against the misted windows.
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As he misted tables with a spray bottle and wiped them clean, Mr. Kong, a lanky 19-year-old wearing a gray fedora, said he had grown up watching soldiers patrol the area.
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I came across video of a veteran Souen employee who misted up when she spoke of the care the kitchen takes: "Where else are you finding people making really natural food?" she asked.
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In the former case, the plants' roots are directly placed in water and in the latter, the roots are exposed to the air and misted several times a day to encourage more rapid growth.
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For Elizabeth's "sleek and healthy half ponytail," Townsend gave her a smooth blowout, pulled the top section into an elastic, and misted MK&A's ELizabeth and James Nirvana White Dry Shampoo to add shine and fragrance.
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He misted a light sheen of Paul Mitchell Express Style Worked Up hairspray over the length to give the pony some extra shine and wrapped a custom gold accessory around the base to complete the look.
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The women exist in and unto themselves, and the images, frequently misted with blurs, are more tender than anything Arbus had done before—" finally what I've been searching for," she wrote to her ex-husband, Allan.
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In Opening Night, the scent came and went like a gust of wind twice during the 75-minute show, misted into the space by scent dispensers attached to silent fans controlled by an app, according to Kurkdjian.
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A half-inch of accumulated snow misted off flatbed trucks speeding past the restaurant, which stands near the Youngstown Tube factory, a reminder of the former industrial might of a city that has symbolized Rust Belt decline.
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It also explains Schwartz's choice for that foreign country's king: the douchey, puka-shell-wearing, water-polo-playing Luke Ward, who is every bullying jock stereotype rolled into one muscled package and misted liberally with Sun-In.
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First, Maulawizada misted the actress's face with Baszicare Roseus Floral Hydrating Toner to soothe the skin and followed up with Baszicare Lucem Smoothing Cream Intensive, which is packed with pearl powder to add an extra depth of shine.
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Customers disrobe in this room, wrapping themselves in a towel before entering the inner part of the bathhouse, a warm, wet labyrinth of arches, domed chambers and vaulted passageways that lead, finally, to a cool pool misted with steam.
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On his count the fruit disappears, demonstrating all three explosive effects at once as chunks of shell rain to the ground and the trainees' new sunglasses are misted by a sweet burst of fresh watermelon juice a few seconds later.
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BELLAGHY, Northern Ireland — "No such thing as innocent bystanding," the actress Fiona Shaw said, staring fiercely at a group of people on a chilly, heavily misted morning in a farmer's field here, filled with the sounds of lowing cattle and bird calls.
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Wedding 2 if anything, is marginally better than the original, if only because it's less indebted to Cher's Moonstruck (1987) and because you don't have to wonder about the budding romantic relationship between Vardalos and John Corbett, him with the longish, misted-looking hair.
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They misted the eyes of forward Chris Silva, who went up into the stands to hug his family; of Martin's wife, Anya, wearing an oversize garnet T-shirt reading "Cut The Net"; of Darius Rucker, the rocker born in Charleston, S.C. Their shining faces offered versions of the same sentiment: How could this be happening?
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It included Fitzania, a fitness game that equipped the player with a heavy metal sphere and plunged them into a psychedelic dot-matrix environment controlled by face recognition; the PharmaCafe, with (fake) custom medical therapies turned into misted cocktails; and the Learning Lab, an interactive immersive projection of a Mars colony staffed by employees from UAE's actual space program.
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In New York, rain poured down on Telfar's show at the Blade helipad on 34th street (and a temporary tarp erected above guests' heads blew away); it dripped off the umbrellas into attendees' legs in the Marble Cemetery garden in the East Village at Rodarte, as well as onto the tulle dresses sprinkled among the roses; and it misted over the benches placed outside the original frame houses at the Weeksville Heritage Center, a historic Brooklyn site commemorating one of the first free African-American communities of the 19th century, where Kerby Jean-Raymond set his Pyer Moss show.
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Their results showed that dissolved O2 is essential to root formation, but went on to show that for the three O2 concentrations tested, the number of roots and root length were always greater in the central misted section than either the submersed section or the un-misted section. Even at the lowest concentration, the misted section rooted successfully.
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When blended calcines were used, permeabilities were two to three times greater for misted than for unmisted feeds.
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Electron photomicrographs were taken of both misted and unmisted calcined clay to determine the cause for the difference in their filtration behavior.
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The Delta fountain is on a deck rather than in a basin, so it is possible to experience close enough to get lightly misted.
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This orchid is sometimes cultivated as a houseplant, attached to a twig and misted at intervals. Trade in this orchid is regulated under CITES Appendix II.
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While the tank should be misted in the morning and at night it should dry out to no less than 50% humidity during the day. Live plants and tropical soil help maintain a high level of humidity.
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An old clipper ship appears in the fog next to them. Seemingly possessed, Jennifer draws a set of scales on a misted window inside the boat. Unseen forces then kill Mandi, Jennifer, and Sean. At Nick's beach house, Elizabeth has been dreaming about the Elizabeth Dane.
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The cutting is then planted sufficiently deeply so that it can stand upright. Water is not given for two weeks, after which the growing medium is kept at least slightly moist. Plants can be misted. They are fast growing plants and should flower within two years.
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The Sinister Spire begins where the waters of a sunless sea met a pebble-strewn shore, beyond which opens a wide Underdark vista shimmerling with pale cave-light. Titanic columns as big as castles in a line stretch miles into the misted distance. The player characters must explore the spire-city and face the terrors that lurk within.
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The campaign was created by the Willox Ambler Rodford Law advertising agency. The campaign was credited with a 48% increase in RAJAR listening figures from 437,000 to 650,000 in the last quarter of 1997. Later in 2002 a poster campaign by WARL was started with the chameleon peering through a misted window with the tagline "Come into the Cool".
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Longer days, rather high and moderate day temperatures at night are favourable conditions for great appreciable growth in a short time. It does not need to be misted. The plant is sensitive to cold and should be protected from strong drafts. When grown indoors, it can grow too large for its situation, and may need drastic pruning or replacing.
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An American professor described Zaehner in a different light: "The small, birdlike Zaehner, whose rheumy, color-faded eyes darted about in a clay colored face, misted blue from the smoke of Gauloises cigarettes, could be fearsome indeed. He was a volatile figure, worthy of the best steel of his age."Newell, Struggle and Submission. R. C. Zaehner on mysticisms (1981), p.
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These frogs should be misted daily to ensure proper humidity. Temperatures should be maintained between 75° and 80° Fahrenheit (24° to 27° Celsius) during the day, dropping a few degrees at night. They can be fed crickets, earthworms, silkworms, phoenix worms, butterworms, and occasionally guppies, mice, and waxworms. Mealworms and superworms should not be fed to them, due to their hard chitinous shell.
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It grows in high humidity with temperature range between . It should be provided with a coarse mulch of leaves, peat and sand, and soil that should be kept moist and misted throughout the summer months. Liquid fertiliser must be added every 15 days. It also needs shade or semi- shade as it cannot tolerate direct sunlight, since its leaves will become dulled and less vibrant.
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This time, it is Athene who challenges him: > Father of the shining bolt, dark misted, what is this you said? > Do you wish to bring back a man who is mortal, one long since > doomed by his destiny, from ill-sounding death and release him? > Do it, then; but not all the rest of us gods shall approve you.Homer. The > Iliad 22.178–81 (Lattimore 1951).
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Australian Mists are medium-sized short-haired cats, with a round head and large eyes. The coat is very short and lacks an undercoat. Australian Mists do not require much brushing because they lose little hair. The coat patterns have three aspects: the ground colour, which is paler than the pattern; the pattern; and the appearance of wearing a misted veil, caused by random ticking in the solid colour areas.
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It has two doors that lead to the same corridor and is drably decorated in a dull yellow with signs of water damage on one wall. Company related notices adorn the walls and old furniture and office equipment is stacked in the corner. Only occasional glimpses of the outside world are seen through the room's misted glass. Although each episode contains a distinct storyline, the series is fundamentally character and dialogue driven.
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Male Dryophytes cinereus calling Because these frogs are small and easily frightened, they often do not do well with frequent handling. Some specimens do seem to tolerate occasional handling, however, so handling frequency should be determined on an individual basis. The little frogs tend to be nocturnal, and in captivity they will be the most active once the lights are off. Males frequently call most of the year, especially after being misted in the tank.
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Braham had a habit of opening fire at very close range and the resulting disintegration of the Messerschmitt hurled debris at the closely following Beaufighter. One reason for firing at close-range was Braham's high state of fatigue. In such a state Braham could barely keep his eyes open. Whenever he peered ahead they smarted and misted. Braham was not satisfied with his current score-rate and lack of action in September 1943.
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Scovill Zoo responds to high rises in temperature during the summer months by using fans, pools, and a variety of frozen treats for their animals. Though each animal is supplied with shade in their habitat, animals with thick fur coats like the wolves can still overheat. Zookeepers often prepare "frozen blood balls" for the wolves out of the drippings of their meat diet. Other animals, such as the pelicans, are misted by keepers or provided with fans and pools.
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This plant occurs on north-facing cliffs above the beaches of the Nā Pali coast on Kauai. It grows low enough to be regularly misted by sea spray. Other plants in the habitat include naio (Myoporum sandwicense), kawelu (Eragrostis variabilis), ohelo kai (Lycium sandwicense), pili (Heteropogon contortus), ahinahina (Artemisia australis), and akoko (Chamaesyce celastroides). By 2004 there were only three populations of this plant at Milolii, Kalalau, and Nualolo with a total global population of thirty plants.
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High-lime mortar dries rapidly, so after it reaches a particular strength it needs to be sprayed with water to avoid chalking, poor adhesion, or poor durability. The structure is misted every two hours for two days, then every four hours for two days. It is important that the mortar stays wet for at least a couple of days while it is setting. The local conditions will control how long the structure should be kept wet, however.
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Traveling up the stairs, Billy the Puppet can be seen and heard on TV monitors, at certain times explaining the "rules" of the ride. Above the queue, a body is seen tangled in barbed wire (referencing the first Saw), before the queue goes into the station. Here, mannequin parts are fixed in various small devices or hanging from the walls, and misted windows flash on the wall opposite the queue. Once finished, riders exit the cars and walk back down another stairway.
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Environmental and Agricultural Resources NASA Spinoff 2006, pp. 68–72. In 1944, L.J. Klotz was the first to discover vapor misted citrus plants in a facilitated research of his studies of diseases of citrus and avocado roots. In 1952, G.F. Trowel grew apple trees in a spray culture. It was F. W. Went in 1957 who first coined the air-growing process as “aeroponics”, growing coffee plants and tomatoes with air-suspended roots and applying a nutrient mist to the root section.
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This was compounded when the gas could not be released from all the British canisters because the wrong turning keys were sent with them. Subsequent retaliatory German shelling hit some of those unused full cylinders, releasing gas among the British troops.. Exacerbating the situation were the primitive flannel gas masks distributed to the British. The masks got hot, and the small eye-pieces misted over, reducing visibility. Some of the troops lifted the masks to get fresh air, causing them to be gassed.
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Once the cuttings have been acquired, the bases of the cuttings are dipped into rooting hormone and immediately placed in containers filled with porous rooting media to facilitate rooting. Once potted, the rooting media need to be kept moist and the cuttings need to be misted regularly. The cuttings should develop an adequate root system for transplantation in about three months. It has been determined that rooting hormones containing higher levels of IBA increase the percentage of cuttings that develop viable roots in Carolina Sapphire cypress.
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He was nudged into a spin in round eight at Brands Hatch by Anthony Reid's Nissan, but was able to rejoin the race and finish fourth while Reid finished fourteenth. Menu started on pole for a wet round eleven at Donington Park, although the two Audis got a better start and led into the first corner. Menu was able to cleanly retake second from John Bintcliffe, despite a misted up windscreen. Contact with James Thompson at Knockhill meant Menu retired for the first and only time that season.
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Trial judge Edward Cowart (John Malkovich) imposes death sentences for the murder convictions to be carried out with execution by electrocution. Ten years later, Liz receives a letter from Ted and visits him, taking a photograph given to her by a detective. She demands the truth but Ted continues to deny having anything to do with the murders. She then shows Ted a photograph — a crime scene image of one of his decapitated victims - and he finally admits that he sawed her head off by writing the word "hacksaw" on the dew-misted window of the visiting room.
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Aeroponically-grown chives The invention of aeroponics was motivated by the initiative of NASA (the National Aeronautical and Space Administration) to find an efficient way to grow plants in space in the 1990s. Unlike conventional hydroponics and aquaponics, aeroponics does not require any liquid or solid medium to grow plants in. Instead, a liquid solution with nutrients is misted in air chambers where the plants are suspended. By far, aeroponics is the most sustainable soil-less growing technique, as it uses up to 90% less water than the most efficient conventional hydroponic systems and requires no replacement of growing medium.
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The world is periodically assaulted by highstorms, storms characterized by a very violent storm front traveling from east to west (beginning at the Origin), followed by weaker rains. The lands in Shinovar, farthest west on the main continent of Roshar, are mostly protected from the highstorms by the high peaks of the Misted Mountains. Most plants that grow in Shinovar, which resemble real-world plant life, cannot grow in other parts of Roshar. Highstorms come frequently and, though they do not appear to follow a simple pattern, stormwardens are able to accurately predict their schedule through complex mathematics.
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Some arboreal frogs, such as dendrobatids, can stick to glass; these frogs require terrariums with sealed tops to prevent escape. Tropical frogs also often require an air flow; cages with metal mesh on at least two walls should provide them with enough air flow. All pet frogs require moisture; this can be provided either with an automatic water sprayer, ultrasonic fog machine, or even manually, by use of a hand-held spray bottle. Frogs that live in the jungle naturally must be misted at least twice per day; frogs native to drier areas do not require as much moisture.
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The Bullet Club trio of Bad Luck Fale, Hangman Page and Yujiro Takahashi started the match against the Chaos trio of Jado, Will Ospreay and Yoshi-Hashi. After Takahashi had eliminated Chaos by pinning Jado with the Pimp Juice, the L.I.J. trio of Bushi, Evil and Sanada entered the match. The L.I.J. trio quickly eliminated Bullet Club with Sanada submitting Takahashi with the Skull End, which led to the final entrants, defending champions David Finlay, Ricochet and Satoshi Kojima, entering the match. In the end, Bushi misted Kojima as Evil distracted the referee of the match.
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Because of the limited fresh water available in salty intertidal soils, mangroves limit the amount of water they lose through their leaves. They can restrict the opening of their stomata (pores on the leaf surfaces, which exchange carbon dioxide gas and water vapour during photosynthesis). They also vary the orientation of their leaves to avoid the harsh midday sun and so reduce evaporation from the leaves. Anthony Calfo, a noted aquarium author, observed anecdotally a red mangrove in captivity only grows if its leaves are misted with fresh water several times a week, simulating frequent tropical rainstorms.
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The book's title is a reference to the popular song, 'Ellan Vannin', composed from a poem by Eliza Craven Green. The book was described as displaying Faragher's "deep insight into Manx feelings and a nostalgic love of the old folk and ways" by George Bellairs.'Kathleen Faragher's Manx Poems' in Ramsey Courier, 1 April 1955 The collection opened with 'Land of My Birth', which she described as "the greatest compliment she can pay to the Manx people" and with which she usually ended her recitals. Green Hills by the Sea, Kathleen Faragher's first collection of poetry > :I love this purple-misted Isle, :This land where I was born.
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Individual memories of Klook's Kleek abound, some of them misted by time but all of them enthusiastic [5]. The bands themselves loved the location and the ambience of Klook's Kleek. Jimmy Page said, “We loved doing gigs in places like Klook’s Kleek but in the end they were turning away more people than could actually see the show” [6] At Georgie Fame's 55th birthday bash at The Forum, he brought on Zoot Money to do “Papa’s got a brand new bag” with the words, “He had the best RnB band in the 60s”, which Zoot denies – “No he did”. As the number finishes with both at the top of their form Zoot shouts, “Klook’s Kleek 1964” [7] .
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Frequently bred in captivity, this monitor is also still imported in small numbers for the exotic pet trade. Wild-caught specimens can be nervous and difficult to handle, but captive-raised animals are much less shy. Its small size makes it an attractive choice for any varanid enthusiast, as they are easily housed in an enclosure oriented towards vertical climbing space (optimally a custom enclosure of 4'x2'x2', or larger for pairs and groups), ample hiding spots, a basking area between 120 and 150 °F, with ambient temperatures between 78 and 90 °F. A medium-sized bowl of water is recommended for the occasional soak, or the cage can be misted once every few days to maintain humidity between 40 and 60%.
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The order was inspired by the Robin Williams movie Dead Poets Society. The first examples of the rictameter form to be made public were submissions made by Jason Wilkins to the website www.shadowpoetry.com in 2000. These are the first two poems created by both Jason D. Wilkins and his cousin, Richard Lunsford, Jr. Satin As your lips are Pressed to mine as velvet Soft and full with rounded sweetness Two gentle petals alive with the night Misted in the summer beauty Of rains that shower love 'Pon your lips of Satin submitted by Jason D. Wilkins Treasure Placed in your view So close but out of reach Torturous to all your senses For they each cry aloud to possess it Their desires forever unquenched For the things some want most They cannot have Treasure submitted by Richard W. Lunsford, Jr.
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German assault troops at Caporetto. Italian 102/35 anti-air guns mounted on SPA 9000C trucks during the retreat Provisional Italian trenches along the Piave river Foul weather delayed the attack for two days but on 24 October there was no wind and the front was misted over. At 02:00, 894 metal tubes similar to Livens Projectors (), dug into a reverse slope, were triggered electrically to simultaneously fire canisters containing of chlorine-arsenic agent and diphosgene, smothering the Italian trenches in the valley in a dense cloud of poison gas. Knowing that their gas masks could protect them only for two hours or less, the defenders fled, though 500–600 were still killed. Then the front was quiet until 06:00, when all the Italian wire and trenches to be attacked were bombarded by mortars. At 06:41, 2,200 guns opened fire, many targeting the valley road along which reserves were advancing to plug the gap.
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