We were still years away from Zuckerberg's nauseating congressional testimony.
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Details of the incident disclosed in court records are nauseating.
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The full, nauseating list of accusations can be read here.
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It is nauseating to see abusive men lionised and celebrated.
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Local Fox 10 Phoenix and KNXV captured the nauseating horror.
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CEO Patrick Byrne called the losses "nauseating" in a statement.
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The end product is terrifying, vaguely nauseating, and strangely funny.
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Atop the roll is a nauseating clump of corn silk.
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The effect, worsened by the extreme heat, could be nauseating.
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The pounding, nauseating headache is a symptom of that disease.
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It's nauseating, and I feel nauseous just talking about him.
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And depending on the movie, the physical motions could be nauseating.
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It's infuriating and nauseating to watch Helen regress after her revelation.
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At worst, we're stuck with buyer's remorse over a nauseating splurge.
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The Report Rated R for nauseating abuse and disgusting cover-ups.
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"It's nauseating to the American public," Booker said at the time.
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That's YouTube now; so much selection, all of which is nauseating.
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They all agree it was nauseating for reasons difficult to describe.
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That government officials allowed Hillary Clinton to do so is nauseating.
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"I really tried, but there's something nauseating about it," Gray said.
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It is nauseating that the president of the United States agrees.
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Mr. Crutcher's twin sister, Tiffany Crutcher, described the testimony as nauseating.
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Seawatching is sometimes nauseating, often freezing, and almost always punishingly dull.
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It is nauseating to read headlines about schools not "delivering" results.
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In Hjartarson's experience, rotational is the element that can be slightly nauseating.
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The power imbalance enforced by the court here is nauseating at best.
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Wouldn't that be such a tidy way to make this less nauseating?
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It's a pretty clear reference, and not even a little bit nauseating!
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It's dizzying at first, then exhilarating, then nauseating, and then, finally, numbing.
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Find one with a smell that isn't nauseating — harder than it seems.
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"The Queen next to Trump is a nauseating sight," one person wrote.
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The most nauseating thing about this Wonder Woman is its jingoistic obscurantism.
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That, for many people inside VR, creates all kinds of nauseating symptoms.
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Fifteen minutes in, I started to find the scent of incense nauseating.
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Fifteen minutes in, I started to find the smell of incense nauseating.
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If you find that vaguely nauseating, don't worry: Quibi seems to agree.
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And the nauseating thing is that this is not the first time.
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"…It's like the pinnacle of white privilege is him…it's nauseating." pic.twitter.
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" I found this narrative of the OIG report to be "mildly nauseating.
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Getting high would require drinking gallons of the bitter, slightly nauseating solution.
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But this nauseating scene happened to be filmed, and posted on social media.
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Have you ever been brought to tears by a nauseating level of humblebragging?
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It doesn't feel good: a hotness around the temples, an almost nauseating disorientation.
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How fragile is Trump's ego that he needs this kind of nauseating flattery.
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But when the wind blows against you, the odor is rank and nauseating.
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It is also pitilessly cruel, filled with sympathy, nauseating, funny, heartbreaking, and astonishingly beautiful.
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Whatever the source, it's reason enough to risk the nauseating trip through the portal.
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The idea of sitting down in the same classroom as my rapist was nauseating.
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I shared with him that, on the whole, I found the act pretty nauseating.
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Warning: The following photos are so fierce, you may experience nauseating waves of jealousy.
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And news accounts occasionally show stories where racism rears its nauseating head once more.
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The first third was an astonishingly lonely, wholly isolating, and quite literally nauseating experience.
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The movie abounds with imagination, but is unfortunately too unnerving — even nauseating — to enjoy.
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It is nauseating that Cruz and McCain (neither of whom is Jewish) targeted a
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Market crashes are nauseating, especially if you are young and have not experienced one.
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It sounds terrible, but the nonstop onslaught of commercials and consumerism is just nauseating.
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The overall effect of this supposedly cutting-edge technology is, in a word, nauseating.
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"The sound that the bodies made falling into the truck was nauseating," she says.
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The lake that waters the farm has clouded over, and the smell is nauseating.
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Even if they look nauseating, Fuller assures potential clients that his creations are actually delicious.
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When they slaughter the big bad, we see a fight end with realistic, nauseating inevitability.
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The Fox special airs Sunday at 8 PM. Gripping and, at the same time, nauseating.
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The resulting "drone-scapes" are very cool, if perhaps a bit nauseating after a while.
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However, at equal parts genius and nauseating, these pranks come with a pretty muddled thesis.
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You might have already sensed this, but you didn't know it with such nauseating specificity.
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Emma, 42, nervously giggled as she provided a cringe-worthy explanation of the nauseating ordeal.
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We still have unfinished business from last week's nauseating Luke P. versus Luke S. tiff?
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I was leaving with a scar and some photos of a nauseating lump of flesh.
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Its also pretty nauseating to work for someone who'd empower a smear campaign by fascists #cybernazis .
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IT HAS been a lurching, nauseating ride—and there are still a few twists to come.
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It is a terror of dying so nauseating that it makes me want to be dead.
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But without your refreshing perspective, I may have gotten lost in the nauseating gun reform debate.
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"I don't want this nauseating, backslapping 'aren't we all great' (atmosphere)," he told NBC's Lauer recently.
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It's woozy and nauseating, but the goofily syncopated giggles are likely to leave you cackling, too.
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It's true that bad VR can be literally nauseating, but this isn't poorly made — it's exhilarating.
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She had been planning to make a soup, but now the thought of soup was nauseating.
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It was riveting — the care he took was clearly apparent — and nauseating at the same time.
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The nicknames are nauseating — Porchey and Bertie and the like for do-nothing viscounts and earls.
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The landing page used to feature your typical heterosexual hipster couple, which was more nauseating than inspirational.
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I much prefer the transitional fade animations with Reduce motion turned on over the nauseating zooming effects.
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And equally as irritating to me, he is a heavy smoker and the smell is positively nauseating.
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Ellison uses shock and awe to create a visual topography that is at turns nauseating and captivating.
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Even the food is disgusting (well, some of it), greasy potted whale meat and other nauseating treats.
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The Source of My Claustrophobia Jeez, this is a screenshot from that nauseating Windows 95 maze screensaver.
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In the weeks leading up to GRR, the love for the Saudi government reached nauseating, propagandic levels.
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While she said that touching them was a nauseating experience, she presented the alternative as possibly worse.
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I walked through rooms as nauseating as they were stunning: all these dead people, turned into décor.
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A company drama following the wealthy Roy family, this thriller is as nauseating as it is addicting.
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I was filled with a nauseating shame realizing that there was something very wrong inside my father.
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When Silver walked to the podium to announce Orlando's pick, a nauseating jolt ran through his body.
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Celebrities are consistently deprived of privacy due to their public-facing careers, but this invasion is absolutely nauseating.
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Spotting Matt was dissonant, even nauseating, because over the past few months, through Snapchat, he'd become completely familiar.
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Your surroundings shift and tilt in nauseating ways, and there are all manner of grisly things to uncover.
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Even a small discrepancy between the headset's image and the coaster's motion can have a drastically nauseating effect.
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On a total side note, TMZ's coverage of the video footage is a nauseating focus on Swift's boobs.
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Remember when the Patriots won last year and it felt like a nauseating continuation of the 2016 election?
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Just seeing how seriously teen couples take the art of the "promposal," for example, is nauseating to me.
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Noting that private-equity firms helped businesses grow in New Jersey, Mr Booker called the Democratic attacks "nauseating".
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They each draw pretty intense questions from a stack and face off around a table of nauseating delicacies.
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But that sense of dread, and the almost nauseating claustrophobia and despair is absolutely part of both shows.
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None of these studies account for alcohol's ability to make prolonged exposure to extended family less nauseating though.
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The episode then unspools in breathtaking, often nauseating waves, anchored by Amy Brenneman's alternately warm and pragmatic performance.
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The governor's relationship with the mayor during their respective tenures has ranged from mildly unpleasant to downright nauseating.
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The below comment, which references the Holocaust and has since been deleted by the user, is one nauseating example.
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Some yet-to-be-revealed person managed to photograph a seafood vendor allegedly acting out the entire nauseating procedure.
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For some, more nauseating than the contents of the videos might be the language Lee uses to describe them.
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Social Synth is equal parts mesmerizing and nauseating, a result of its physical organization as much as its content.
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But everything in the series, from Hannah's boyfriend's apartment to her own attempts at making herself over, felt vaguely nauseating.
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Though slightly nauseating, it could actually make a decent stress toy and take the place of an annoying fidget spinner.
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The game chugs along, which can be nauseating, and the once-beautiful realm has a cheap, unfinished quality to it.
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Increasingly, it's getting easier and easier to present the argument that he's simply one of the world's most nauseating celebrities.
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It also happened to be rotten, and eating it caused the game's world to warp in a disturbing, nauseating fashion.
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When you're shooting video while handholding your iPhone, your footage will likely contain nauseating, unsteady motion due to shaky hands.
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During the campaign he made a nauseating joke about gang rape and spoke of using death squads to keep order.
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People have this nauseating belief that Chinese women are just sort of quiet and shy and all that fucking nonsense.
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But this plate of pasta — bitter and pungent, nourishing and perhaps a bit nauseating — should be savored on its own.
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You can't tell from an Amazon picture if a yoga mat is haunted by a persistent and nauseating chemical smell.
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The reality of the tragedy is a nauseating paradox: It counters everything fans have come to accept about Bryant's talents.
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The popcorn was dry, a nauseating yellow, but he ate a carton anyway, standing up, plowing through handfuls without enjoyment.
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Day 1 is starvation followed by a night of swallowing huge quantities of nauseating liquid and hours on the toilet.
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But what tips it to nauseating is that, while you are a very loving girlfriend, you are not his mommy.
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For feminist women and the Matt McGorrys of the world, that's enough to sustain some kind of minimal, inchoate, nauseating hope.
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After four years of relative silence, nauseating memes, and broken promises, Frank Ocean appeared in a live stream on Monday morning.
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Uninspiring. The Rich Kids of Instagram-like feeds feature a nauseating amount of rosé, jets, tropical vacations, and not much else.
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Calling up Verizon or Comcast to set up your home service can sometimes feel like a nauseating process of pulling teeth.
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Before you commit, let me warn you that it is physically uncomfortable to watch — dizzying, nauseating, crawl-up-the-wall uncomfortable.
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"It's nauseating," said the cat's owner to the News, as she was having the locks changed on her apartment on Thursday.
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Britons find having money embarrassing and boasting about it nauseating -- and The Donald makes matters worse by challenging our multicultural sensitivities.
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But like many similar games, its twitch-reflex movements and nimble jumps made it disorienting at best and nauseating at worst.
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The perspective — your character is lying down whereas you are presumably sitting or standing — is nauseating, and the control is poor.
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Veep can be both a source of comfort and concern for those who always assumed Washington politics are a nauseating clusterfuck.
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Instead, The Tale lets moments hang, empty and nauseating, and allows characters to meet across time and cross-examine one another.
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It turns out that while I find saying the word "glamping" to be slightly nauseating, the actual act is very pleasant.
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If you're less of a thrill seeker, Adr1ft has built-in features to help players work through the potentially nauseating bits.
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The effect is nauseating: In trying to get a better look at Ali, Joe's at risk of falling to his death.
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It isn't just the scale of corrupt schemes but also the nauseating sense of impunity exhibited by many of their perpetrators.
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On the same day, following complaints its "nauseating odor" had become a nuisance, he permitted the police to destroy the marijuana.
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" Days earlier, Pink had shared a video from the incident, which occurred last week in Washington, D.C. "Appalling and beyond disrespectful. Nauseating.
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And as nauseating as that sort of thing can be, that's how these things work: positioning, narratives, spinning, hype, overexposure, wanton whoring.
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Processing the details of each nauseating, depraved story is an entirely different, much more emotionally taxing task that has left me exhausted.
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The deaths happen in broad daylight and the camera never pans away, even offering the most nauseating moments in close-up shots.
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But here, the assault is mapped out in nauseating detail; Jerry gyrating on Mellie and kissing her neck is unwarranted, even voyeuristic.
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A nauseating cocktail of toxic algae that is suffocating significant stretches of Florida's coast has put it in a state of emergency.
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If you fact-check the series as you watch, you'll soon realize that The Act has almost everything correct, nauseating details included.
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You can hear that all over this debut, where his intentions are vivid and clear but not so overt they become nauseating.
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Though there are (many) joyful and funny moments in Tiger King, watching that dynamic play out over and over again is nauseating.
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One of the more nauseating moments of Killer is when Robert Kraft, the owner of the Patriots, shows up at Hernandez's trial.
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Luckily, I figured out a few tricks to make budgeting less nauseating — and these tricks helped me pay off $50,000 of debt.
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The auction scenes are nauseating; even so-called "nice" whites gifting human beings to one another is almost too shocking to contemplate.
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It's a remake of a far more nauseating French megahit — "Les Intouchables" — and that claimed to be based on a true story.
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Todd VanDerWerff: "Travel Agents" is the shortest episode of The Americans so far this season, and possibly not coincidentally the most nauseating.
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Last year's league champions allowed 108 points per 100 possessions in 82 games, including a nauseating 111.1 after the All-Star break.
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It doesn't matter how you feel about politics, the 2016 presidential election cycle has been shocking, disconcerting, and more than a little nauseating.
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From the grotesque to the surreal to the slightly nauseating, these eight mutated artworks from EXPO Chicago deserve a second, or third, glance.
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La La Land is a heartwarming, but not nauseating, story that will leave you feeling good when you walk out of the theater.
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Our only hope is that this nauseating scene was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for the poor man — and for us too.
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But there wasn't much public discussion about the most nauseating factor: Zuckerberg took on this role of digital emperor of the world… accidentally.
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I've had to bury friends and colleagues many times and I'm very familiar with the nauseating feeling when you have to bury colleagues.
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We listened to that goddamn bleeping for a nauseating 10 minutes while Clouseau hoped against hope that his expensive drone would somehow return.
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Most Nauseating Torture Scene They say chivalry is dead, but I'm starting to believe it was all a myth in the first place.
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" He added that he didn't remember meeting many of the women "ganging up" against him, and described their claims as "nauseating and disgusting.
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Rainbow grilled cheese topped with sprinkles swept our social media feeds this year, but the idea of actually eating it is mildly nauseating.
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"We want to make sure that we're representing good VR to our users," instead of risking putting them off with a nauseating experience.
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" He also went on to say that it is "nauseating" to work for a studio "who'd empower a smear campaign by fascists #cybernazis.
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Aside from simulating the thrilling experience of popping a pus-filled pimple, this nauseating stress toy is a solid alternative to fidget spinners.
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Madame Executioner, has her "smart home" unexpectedly commandeered as the group's headquarters, what befalls her has a nauseating air of inevitability to it.
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Peak post-post anxiety occurs in the first moments after the post goes public: It can be paralyzing or, for some, downright nauseating.
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She said he called her and masturbated while she was on the phone, describing his Caribbean shower fantasies about her in nauseating detail.
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So if you don't find the best way to get through it, you're going to spend some nauseating hours stuck in the car.
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With his guiding hand removed, the UK Independence Party was captured by people who were so nauseating and ill-disciplined that membership collapsed.
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Instructors subjected prospective female students to whiplash-inducing dives and loop after nauseating loop before deigning to accept their money for flying lessons.
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It's a relentlessly entertaining, occasionally nauseating look at the way comparison culture fuels our behavior, pinpointing where we're failing ourselves and each other.
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After an uneventful (and much less nauseating) ride back to shore, I was still feeling up for another quick adventure before heading home.
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It is easy to feel outrage at a priest who crosses professional or personal boundaries; the prospect of priests who abuse children is nauseating.
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Click here to view original GIFThe best way to describe the sometimes thrilling and sometimes nauseating Skyrim VR experience is as an incredible chair.
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Astronaut Thomas Pesquet will use it to "test the effects of zero-gravity on human spatial awareness and balance," which frankly sounds somewhat nauseating.
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Not to mention those who already find virtual reality nauseating might not feel that adding electrical shocks into the mix will enhance the experience.
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But the nauseating repetition of hideous White House policy proposal followed by impotent posturing from the Valley is worse than useless, it's outright hypocritical.
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But if it somehow did happen today, the actual news of Bias's death would eventually be replaced by nauseating debates over the cultural aftershock.
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"This symbol of genocide and hate in a playground in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty is nauseating," said Squadron in a statement.
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But no, take me back to the horrible foodstuffs please: The Rustler's double decker (a microwavable burger brand in the UK) is absolutely nauseating.
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If not done just right, with all the visuals matching up properly to what you see as you move, it could have been nauseating.
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Its monotonic synth parts and nauseating bass drones render it bleaker than almost anything else in the EDM orbit, and that's the beauty of it.
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Days later, the ground is still stained a dark brown and giving off a nauseating acidic stench, more potent than a highly chlorinated swimming pool.
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But she and her guest kept insisting during the nauseating segment that it's ultimately a perfectly safe thing for Americans to keep in their homes.
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Though the actual harassment part of the story is of course more serious and nauseating, it's a story we've unfortunately heard all too many times.
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While roast beef and all the trimmings is one of my favourite things to eat, the prospect of eating a fifth meal was extremely nauseating.
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We're Not In FernGully Anymore...It took four flights, many nauseating bus rides down dirt roads, and numerous half-day boat rides up the Amazon.
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With Hereditary, writer-director Ari Aster wanted to make a movie that felt unsafe, and the accident is the most nauseating articulation of that desire.
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When it's time to refine the sound, the editors must consider everything from music cues to sound effects, like The Americans' signature, nauseating bone crunches.
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Still, though, the speed of the craft and the deftness of his control make watching Luke's victory from Dubai an exhilarating — if slightly nauseating — experience.
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"We in the opposition have previously and tirelessly raised such issues of nauseating corruption by President Peter Mutharika's administration," MCP leader Lazarus Chakwera told journalists.
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It's also violent and terrifying, as you can see in this mildly nauseating video of a large Navy vessel taking on some seriously menacing waves.
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The perennial song is a reminder that it's time for another familiar tune — nauseating, anti-Trump, liberal commencement speeches often courtesy of the American taxpayer.
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You can even hear the snap of the scissors cutting the skin, which is strangely even more nauseating than seeing the bloody holes left behind.
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Unless your workplace is super lax about absences, writing in that you're under the weather can be almost as nauseating as whatever is ailing you.
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There is no such thing as apolitical culture — Ravel's "La Valse," for one thing, lurches like the nauseating World War I hangover that it is.
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There's a touch of Soma here, both in its scariest visuals and its nauseating view of what human-machine marriage could look like and mean.
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Night Business is equal parts hilarious and nauseating, and when you finish it, you're left pondering how strange it is to be a human being.
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But my natural state is more like a roller-coaster, inching me toward a peak, then releasing me into a sudden drop or nauseating loop.
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If Jeffcoat and Connerty call off the dogs on Charles Sr. and Wendy, Chuck says that the train and its nauseating odor will move on.
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I spent my days reciting instructions for requesting tax return transcripts from the I.R.S., applying for loans and reading nauseating overdue charges off student accounts.
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After HTC launched the Vive Pro Eye for a nauseating $999.99, many folks were awaiting the October 2019 release of the less-expensive Vive Cosmos.
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So, I think there's a huge ... this sounds so stupid and pretentious, and the movie doesn't function on this level, if this sounds absolutely nauseating.
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I enjoy PC games for the smooth frame rates, and I find it nauseating jumping back to the same game running at 30fps on a console.
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There are the nauseating archetypes known to anyone who's ever been clubbing: the leering loner, the shady dealer, the aged silverback raver, the ever-present bro.
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Natural gas is odorless and invisible, but an additive used to make it detectable to the human nose blanketed neighborhoods at times with a nauseating stench.
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And on: Iris Robinson, a former DUP MP described homosexuality as "disgusting, loathsome, nauseating, wicked and vile", as well as an "abomination" that could be "cured".
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While there's no surefire way to make the VirZoom less nauseating, I think the best bet is to ease the player very slowly into the pedaling.
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Reduce motion, as I detailed in a previous story, turns off the home screen wallpaper parallax effect and the folder zooming for less nauseating fade transitions.
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Hands down the most famous of these "bushtucker trials" is the eating challenge, which involves contestants munching their way through a series of increasingly nauseating dishes.
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The gameplay is thematically appropriate—showing, rather than telling—how Lazarski has been "modified" by technology to do his job, which is always nasty, nauseating work.
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The content is nauseating and compelling; an endless highlight reel of two people who are strangely uninterested in keeping private, small joys in their relationship private.
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The opening track alone on Concept Unification describes of bending bones and unscrewing skin as synthesizers slink and swirl over one another in a nauseating malaise.
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Toxic algae often stink, sometimes producing a downright nauseating smell, yet animals may be attracted to the smell and taste of them, according to the EPA.
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If you're considering growing a beard and your partner finds ticks, fleas, lice and other hair-dwelling creatures nauseating, your stubble could get you into trouble.
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And just like Mindhunter, this story is as true-to-life as they come — the details are so sordid, so nauseating, that it could only be true.
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Yet, when executed properly, the pairing of rollercoasters and VR, two things that can both, by themselves, be nauseating experiences, actually helps reduce the risk of sickness.
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As we ride out yet another nauseating wave of revelations about sexual predators in Hollywood, we're also getting outrage from the very industry that enabled their abuse.
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This might well be intentional, another smart twist in the fabric of Barclay's work, but it plays straight back into the exhibition's slightly nauseating insider-y cleverness.
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"One year the turkey still had pink juice coming from it after cooking, but my dad said it was just 'leg juice,'" read one particularly nauseating tweet.
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That, and the loops and rolls many drones do send the entire universe end over end, a visual that can quickly become nauseating to the casual viewer.
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Like many VR experiences, Sansar lets you either walk with a joystick or teleport by pointing to a particular place, which is usually the less nauseating option.
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In the four hours I've put into Fallout 4 VR so far, I've made direct beelines between target locations, because walking ranges from mildly unpleasant to nauseating.
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She is prone to vertigo and, like many of us, still imagines a nauseating cardboard box when she thinks of virtual reality — so I did not prod.
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"This is, in 28 years, probably the most heinous criminal act I've ever seen, and it really is nauseating," Acting Nassau County Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter said.
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The movie constantly calls itself out, taking digs at nauseating frat habits like objectifying every woman who walks through their door and other eyeroll-inducing bro behavior.
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" And Ofer Cassif, a Jewish lawmaker from the predominantly Arab Joint List, called the "abduction" of the body "an act of vampirism and of nauseating blood thirst.
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It's an heirloom I share with thousands of other Australian children whose birthdays were also brought to life by supermarket cake mix, nauseating effort and immeasurable love.
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The thought process behind this is likely for it to evoke the dramatic shooting style of an action film, but it can be nauseating to keep up with.
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On top of all this, the TCL P-Series features a 120-MHz refresh rate which means you won't have to fuss with that nauseating soap opera effect.
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This mode still offers some of the benefits of virtual reality, but scales them back for those who maybe don't want such an immersive—-and maybe nauseating—-experience.
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But hell, this looks so fun — and slightly nauseating — so you can bet we'd play with the stuff from front to back until the entire pot was empty.
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This is our first red flag, a nauseating, unshakable image that you will not be able to get out of your head no matter how hard you try.
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The sight of Cicero trying to talk his way out of his doom is one of the most nauseating moments in a very bloody and brilliant TV show.
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" Other less-nauseating antics include the cockroach bit and causing a fright in the shower, a la the famed scene from the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock horror film, "Psycho.
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The Yankees have come this far with him, enduring his ham-handed lawsuits and nauseating posturing in 2013, after Major League Baseball had exposed his latest cheating escapade.
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It's a 212-track exploration of squirrelly synthesizer surrealism, coupled with jumpy, pitch-warping vocals as greasy and nauseating as a turkey leg on a tilt-a-whirl.
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It's the thoughtless stare — agape, gawking, able to absorb only the most salacious aspects of the story — that leads to the quick high and nauseating crash of outrage.
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During his trial in Brooklyn federal court, which is expected to last six weeks, jurors will hear testimony that will be prurient, bizarre and nauseating, court filings suggest.
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Toxic algae frequently stink and in some cases produce a nauseating smell, yet animals may be attracted to the smell and taste of them, according to the EPA.
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Likewise, the Michelle Wolf comments at the White House correspondents' dinner was a nauseating spectacle unworthy of the free press that was supposedly being honored at the event.
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Pharmacy's giant fist-pumping climaxes, sharing space with breathily sensual admissions of vulnerability, produced a nauseating confluence, as two distinct forms of sentimentality irritated and inflamed each other.
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About two or three nauseating moral compromises into the season—and possessing an extremely poor grasp of the plot—I decided I needed something a little less challenging.
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Observer is the bleak, nauseating body-horror cyberpunk that we deserve in this year of miserable political catastrophe after catastrophe and this-isn't-funny-how-is-this-real headlines.
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He's cute and devoted, but as a lover, he's a little nauseating: someone to be saved and cherished and dressed up like a doll in a fantasy of regressing.
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The effect is somewhere between appetizing and nauseating, an impression strengthened by the long table, which has been fashioned to suggest a bright red tongue protruding from the wall.
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Regularly a nauseating $249, you can save $153 on the smaller blanket and get it for $59.99 or save $189 on the bigger blanket and get it for $94.99.
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Only a small percentage of tourists make the two-hour nauseating and twisting ascent to the telescopes — giant, bulbous white towers, perched at the windy top of Mount Teide.
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As a sex researcher and educator myself (and a mother of two), here's what you need to know about sex during this glorious—but often nauseating—stretch of months.
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Set to a soundtrack featuring Billy Idol, Mötley Crüe and Rick Springfield, "Demons" is a fun and occasionally nauseating viewing experience that still feels shocking, even by contemporary standards.
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A 1978 Rolling Stone profile of Summer recounts a nauseating incident at the Sahara Tahoe's High Sierra Room in Vegas (currently known as the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino).
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LONDON — When President Trump visits Britain this week, many people here will want to remind him — and the rest of the world — just how nauseating we think he is.
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Vampyr rewards time you spent trying to understand people, making its core mechanic of killing for experience all the more nauseating, even if you've decided they're worthy of death.
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It can be fun and surprising, a bit nauseating (yep, we're thinking of that Hood by Air x Pornhub mash-up), even shocking — as is always the case at Libertine.
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"There are some things I've done with prosthetic bodies in this [new] season that were kind of nauseating as I did them, I will say that," he told Entertainment Tonight.
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As the financier watched a shaman prepare a ceremonial cup of bitter brown ayahuasca, he couldn't believe that he'd agreed to swallow this nauseating psychedelic brew for a second time.
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"When you just have parity with your head and your hands, moving around is really nauseating," Nathan Phail-Liff, Ready at Dawn's art director, told me at Connect last week.
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We get it — the thought of spending over a grand on a new TV can be nauseating, no matter how badly you need to upgrade from your crappy 32-inch.
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The prosecutor with this to hide at this time in US history is enough to be nauseating even though Schneiderman resigned from his office within hours of the report posting.
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I strongly advise against this, especially if the loved one still thinks VR is a depthless, nauseating grain you peer at through a cardboard box, duct-taped to an iPhone.
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Using the car's paddle shifters, Avenatti dropped the car into fifth, and we shot forward down the carpool lane until the surrounding scenery had been reduced to a nauseating blur.
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I have argued, for two years, that the Trump style of personally insulting political opponents with vindictive, unfair attacks is a nauseating spectacle that is unworthy of an American president.
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"Badgley went on to say that the body, which had a removable arm, "was rigged so that it would bleed when you cut into it" and severing it "was nauseating.
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With this easy-to-make DIY version, there are no nauseating artificial fragrances — just the natural scents of vanilla, cinnamon, almond and coconut that gives mom a real sweet treat.
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There are those who feel that the song addresses the "Rudolph Paradigm"; that is to say the need to balance the season's saccharine, oftentimes nauseating standards with something truly bleak.
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Unbeknownst to us at the time, there would even be a nauseating glut of spin offs, supplementary cash-grabs, Pottermore content, and one depressing stage play that nobody asked for.
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But if this nauseating news cycle wasn't bad enough, former Fox news anchor Greta Van Susteren jumped into the fray with a very helpful message: one promoting her 'Sorry' app.
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She says that it gets "nauseating sometimes, communicating to a population about shared ugly experiences," but that she uses the laughs and paradoxes as a way of processing these heavier moments.
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In 2012, the Salton Sea burped up a cloud of sulfurous odor so thick that residents in Los Angeles 150 miles away were hit by the nauseating smell of rotten eggs.
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Convincing virtual reality finally hit the marketAfter nauseating levels of anticipation and hype, fully-immersive virtual reality headsets finally became available to consumers, though they come with a high price-tag.
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As nauseating as Barren Island was for those downwind, it must have been excruciating for those poor, unfortunate souls who lived and worked there, as many as 2,000 at one time.
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Unless you were playing something like Zelda: A Link Between Worlds where the effect helped you navigate dungeons, the 26D option was useless, and in some cases nauseating, while playing games.
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Think about it: to these voters, Moore's nauseating brand of indecency wasn't worth keeping a vote in the Senate to confirm a Supreme Court Justice who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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When the point-of-view shifted to someone on the ground, especially a creature in the middle of a traumatic fight, even Cheng himself admitted that it was "nauseating" to watch.
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An illiterate, underbred book, it seems to me; the book of a self-taught working man, and we all know how distressing they are, how egotistic, insistent, raw, striking, and ultimately nauseating.
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Senate Republicans could have said nothing and left every American thinking that they were active supporters of the nauseating corruption by the president of foreign policy and complete disregard for the Constitution.
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Following in the footsteps of Jelly Belly, Tenka Torimasu has tiptoed right up to the line of nauseating the customer without sending them into an ipecac fit with this girl sweat special.
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It was both fascinating and nauseating to watch as the wider electorate, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The study then goes into a nauseating amount of mathematical detail to explain why this is the case and comes up with an added solution that sounds like a Monty Python bit.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray's press conference Thursday, in response to the Department of Justice (DOJ) inspector general's report on the FBI's mishandling of the Clinton email server investigation, was nauseating and chilling.
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Now I would be alone in the ring with a champion of my class, and what I really feared — with a nauseating dread — was that I would be humiliated, exposed as unworthy.
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To hear the narcissism (and all other things ugly) coming from the leading candidate, Donald Trump, is thoroughly nauseating, regardless of whether it comes via yelling and name calling or soft-speak.
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I didn't expect that I would find the pain so nauseating that I'd vomit several times, nor did I expect to be in such a drug-like state without any drugs involved.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The fact that reasonable people can disagree whether or not we are talking about treason or high crimes and misdemeanors or what have you, I find genuinely shocking and seriously, nauseating.
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Science was already well-acquainted with the burying beetle's keister seepage, but in a totally different context: No insect brings its children into the world in a more nauseating manner than burying beetles.
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Yaalon's resignation follows a public disagreement with Netanyahu over comments made by a senior general who likened "nauseating trends" in Israel to Nazi Germany in the 1930s during a Holocaust Memorial Day speech.
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According to a Chinese publication called NetEase, vendors in Wuhan have been selling shrimp balls that are made from the most unsavory of seafood, processed in pretty much the most nauseating way possible.
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In order to gauge the moral repugnance of anyone who'd willingly take thousands of dollars to whitewash a government like Azerbaijan, it's worth running through the nauseating record of the government in Baku.
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The actress Molly Ringwald had nothing particularly sensational to offer about her experience as a young actress in Hollywood, and yet her reminiscences about her history of degradation were nauseating in their multiplicity.
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Those scenes in the last episode where she is poisoning Amma and Camille are nauseating to watch, because it's a different Adora — a loving and tender version who is actually destroying these people.
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"There are some things I've done with prosthetic bodies in this [new] season that were kind of nauseating as I did them, I will say that," he told Entertainment Tonight over the summer.
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At the trial, the former head of UBS's branch in Lille, France, Hervé d'Halluin, described "a nauseating practice of widespread poaching of clients, done in an almost industrial way," by UBS's Swiss bankers.
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West Ham was plagued by a strange, nauseating smell, and the bus driver (who, spoiler alert, was much more than just a bus driver) was supposed to be paid $1.5 million to remove it.
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"His private life, that's not anybody's business," Glen says, in a variation on a familiar, nauseating rationale that people have used to defend their problematic (right up through potentially criminal) faves for time eternal.
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The concept for the show is uniquely awful—it's almost as if the folks at Apple dreamed up the most unoriginal and potentially nauseating show just to see if people would watch it anyway.
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Aside from that, it's not a particularly attractive planet — the sky is a hazy, nauseating green, and the ever-present acid rain wreaks havoc with my suit — but there is a lot of wildlife.
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The production, by James Cecil, is glossy and unnerving: nauseating guitar lines warp and wobble, drums snap sharper and louder, meaning that Mitchell's lyrics no longer have to do all the emotional heavy lifting.
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As soon as you recover from being sick, your mind tends to block out all the worst parts of it — the nauseating sensations, the feelings of hopelessness, the fear of never being well again.
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Even the chill music is distinctively vaporwave, having been ripped from the game demo for Hellbender, a nauseating whirl of grey and black polygons that was included on the 1996 Microsoft Interactive CD Sampler.
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The child orgy scene is fun to joke about, given its absurdity and the impossibility of its inclusion in any adaptation, but it is also so, so much more nauseating than I could have imagined.
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Even this would be a marked improvement over non-positionally tracked headsets like the Gear VR, because being in a world that doesn't react to your motion at all can be jarring or even nauseating.
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He's a father of two daughters himself, and that's a credential he carried with him into his nauseating exchange with Billy Bush in 2005 and into his vulgar conversations with Howard Stern across the years.
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He may be on the chaise longue on his patio, at his computer in the house, or tending to his orange and lemon trees in the garden when the powerful, nauseating stench descends on him.
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New York (CNN Business)Burger King is re-"molding" the image of its signature Whopper in a nauseating new ad campaign that promotes efforts to eliminate artificial preservatives and other additives from the company's menu.
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There's moments like the anxious, nauseating sample panning of "Marble Gallery"—which, per Allison, consists of samples of various video game soundtracks, including Legend of the Dragoon, Castlevania Symphony of the Night and Paper Mario.
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For anyone with a tendency to feel queasy, there's no worse late night concept out there than the nauseating drama that is James Corden's "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Late Show.
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Much of the franchise's cast has come forward to defend Gunn, with Bautista perhaps being the most vocal, saying that he finds the firing "nauseating" and wants to be "recast" if Gunn's script is not used.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in many ways an enemy of free and fair journalism, but that won't stop him from pushing out a nauseating photo op accompanied by meaningless drivel about his appreciation for journalists.
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Clouse slivers and fucks with the assorted vocal clips, turning the whole thing into this nauseating jam that feels in danger of giving out under its own weight and collapsing in a heap at any moment.
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Unfortunately, as warnings on YouTube clips, posted by a rival drone-racing league, make clear: it can also be nauseating for viewers who aren't accustomed to seeing their world flipped and rolled at very high speeds.
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A former writer for "Roseanne" said Tuesday that it was "nauseating" to see what Roseanne Barr had become after the comedian tweeted an insult about former Obama administration official Valerie Jarrett that many said was racist.
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Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, in one of the most nauseating and legally ignorant assertions ever offered by any attorney for any president, stated that Trump could murder former FBI Director James Comey without fear of indictment.
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Obama's New Hampshire speech came after Trump was revealed on video, telling his own story in his own voice, using words about women so file and nauseating they cannot even be repeated in a family newspaper.
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The war was patently immoral—Ali assembles a nauseating array of quotes from European leaders on the glories of imperialism—and yet it precipitated the retreat of the European socialist movement from the international revolutionary project.
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Standing in a room where furniture was bolted to the ceiling while listening to "Bad Romance" by Lady Gaga at a decibel level that could best be described as "nauseating," I found myself filled with ineffable sadness.
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TeachingYears ago, during my first Oculus Rift demonstration ever (back when it was more nauseating than awe-inspiring), I experienced something called "A Slower Speed of Light," which was created by members of the MIT Game Lab.
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In theory no, but this nauseating emulsion contains and entire dollar menu= as well as a dash of Michelob Ultra, the beer that says I've Given Up On Ever Being Better Than I Am Right Now. 5.
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As the film pushes forward, flashbacks trickle in, and we learn of Affleck's once domestic bliss with his ex-wife Randi (Michelle Williams, who devastates with her minimal scene time), and the nauseating tragedy that obliterated it.
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My kind of aerial motion felt like sideways falling: it was scary, slightly nauseating, and unpleasant, even after I'd worked out that, by a simple but mysterious exercise of volition, I could adjust my speed and elevation.
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"It's nauseating to see them snatch my great-grandfather's legacy, but at the same time I take pride that even a person like Modi must seek refuge in a person like my great-grandfather," Mr. Gandhi said.
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Hearing a woman reduced to "whore" and blamed for the rape committed against her is nauseating — not because these things never happen in our world, but because, somewhere on the globe, and yes, somewhere in America, they have.
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The bad decisions of the night, the terminal lull of the following morning, the nauseating scent of a nameless fuck—they bounce off the young body, almost acting as fuel for the future before disappearing into the ether.
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Initially it appeared as if he had contacted his new security gurus to help him move money out of the country; the revelation that he was talking about a human being in such callous terms bordered on nauseating.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Boy Scouts Get Earful of Politics" (news article, July 25): As a man who spent some very formative years in the Boy Scouts, I found Donald Trump's speech to the national jamboree nauseating.
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It wasn't just due to how nauseating it is to hear those details now, but also because Reed had tasked them with recounting the breadth of their experiences from the perspective of how they experienced it at the time.
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I do think my experience running The Verge's short-lived Bachelor fantasy league will come in handy, as the two shows have more similarities than they have differences: nauseating mental chess games, heavy-handed metaphors, ceaseless self-sabotage, smooching.
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Even if the AR simulator did mimic the physical and emotional pain caused by a migraine, which it doesn't, based on Excedrin's promotional video, the immersive experience doesn't appear any different from sitting through a moderately nauseating carnival ride.
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It served something of a therapeutic function, too:"Every news channel — and many non-news channels — broadcast short clips of video footage in loops that were transfixing until they became nauseating," Kate Stoeffel of the Observer wrote in 2011.
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Despite Google's response, the detailed memo paints a nauseating picture of what it meant for this woman to be pregnant at Google, and how Google's HR efforts were inadequate to effectively address discrimination and harassment perpetrated by rogue managers.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence held up Venezuela on Thursday as a prime example of what happens when democracy is undermined and urged Latin American leaders to condemn its government, in comments that Venezuela's president called nauseating.
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These are just some of the variables that—if not perfectly tuned—can make people sick in VR. The demo can be so nauseating, it comes with a "kill switch" button players can press to make it stop immediately.
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One of nauseating disgust because, once again, the world has been reminded that men can get away with seemingly whatever they damn well please with not so much as a slap on the wrist, while women must suffer the consequences.
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The responses are nauseating (emphasis ours):Question: Do you agree with NSA Director Rogers, Secretary of Defense Carter, and other national security experts that strong encryption helps protect this country from cyberattack and is beneficial to the American people's' digital security?
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"What started out as a story of interest posted to our American Legion Facebook page has devolved into a nauseating political altercation full of vitriol and insults, none of which are from our members," said a statement on the page.
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Not only will the show avoid focusing too much on technology that is the focal point of all Black Mirror episodes, but it will also skip the super dark and sometimes nauseating conclusions for which Black Mirror is so notorious.
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The force of the tremor was made visible in several nauseating videos on social media, including this one:The quake comes less than two weeks after a massive 8.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the nation's western coast, killing at least 90 people.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Take a wondrous and slightly nauseating journey through western art history in a new video by Alexander Mordvintsev, which uses machine learning to create an endless vortex of paintings that zoom into one another.
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" When Johnson ditched a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of Luxembourg due to protesters, The Sun deemed the decision to carry on with the press conference with an empty podium for Johnson as "staggeringly rude and utterly nauseating.
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NEW DELHI/ALAPPUZHA (Reuters) - More than a week after the floodwater began subsiding, animal carcasses are still floating in Kerala's backwaters, and in places a nauseating stench rises like a wall when the wake from a passing boat breaks the surface.
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Watching The Handmaid's Tale can be such an intense, overwhelming experience — pulse-quickening, , depressing, enraging, nauseating — that you're probably not paying attention to the little details, from the references in the dialogue to the hidden symbolism in the set design.
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If a system like inside-out tracking doesn't work, it could make the entire experience unpleasant or outright nauseating, and an all-in-one headset has to be powerful enough to run experiences well without being too heavy or bulky.
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Kabir's colleague and neighbour Kirti (Jacqueline Fernandez) channels her inner Lois Lane in the most nauseating way possible, and we have scenes where people are carrying "Eco-Friendly is the word" posters as Raka and the Flying Jatt battle it out.
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However, given the recent resurgence of openly white supremacist views in the light of Donald Trump's rise to prominence, Green Room can't help but feel stomach churningly timely: White power slogans and stickers pepper Saulnier's frame to nauseating ambient effect.
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From now until October ends, the baseball world will have a chance to debate the potentially nauseating question of what moral impact the Chicago Cubs trading for Aroldis Chapman has had on their otherwise feel-good attempt at World Series glory.
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The giving, caring man Helen thought she knew vanishes in a nauseating haze of I'm-terribly-sorrys and it's-simply-not-possibles, and the experience of watching the man she loves unfeelingly preside over her new friend's humiliation is mortifying.
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No trait was more nauseating or, as Genet would have pointed out, more pompously flaunted by Trump's presidential campaign than its unadulterated contempt: for women, for non-whites, for the disabled, for the press, and, ultimately, for the US Constitution.
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Visually, Pony Island is an 8bit fireworks display, seamlessly blending BBC Micro techno-horror with mawkishly nauseating Wonder Boy sections, bombastic boss battles and sequences where bits of the screen fall off and collapse in piles around the corners of the experience.
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Odd. When playing on systems with integrated graphics, Microsoft has made the poor choice of downgrading the headset's frame rate from 90fps to 60fps, a move which I can guarantee will make a lot of people's first VR experience a nauseating one.
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Both of the primary candidates seem to be doing their best to scare away the youth voter unicorn; however, our demands really aren't that difficult to meet—show some decorum and respect for the office being pursued, but avoid nauseating degrees of pandering.
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In Central Java, 29-year-old Carika was locked in a filthy, cramped goat shed for four years, "barely able to stand or move around and forced to eat, sleep and defecate amid the nauseating stench of goat droppings," according to HRW.
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From the first of May to the final days of August, news anchors struggled to keep their heads above water as the world flooded with problems: international absurdity and domestic tragedy, a nauseating presidential election and a ceaseless sprinkling of celebrity deaths.
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It is nauseating to watch Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, who continues his war against America (one about which U.S. intelligence leaders recently warned the Senate Intelligence Committee), employ a system of organized bots that now exploit the murderous attacks against the Florida students.
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DICK TAVERNEHouse of LordsLondon With nauseating pomposity, The Economist dedicates an entire special report to offer solemn sensible British advice on how to "save Europe" from tearing itself apart, as if Jean-Claude Juncker and Donald Tusk are supposed to sit attentively and take notes.
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" The actress wrote that since their reviews focus mainly on women and not men, it "ultimately contributes to the perpetual minimization of women" and that it "propagates the idea that our worth is predominantly (or singularly) tied to our looks … the blatant hyprocrisy is nauseating.
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It's an exhilarating and nauseating display of gadgetry, a kaleidoscope eye into what's to come: blinking smart lights, liquid-looking displays, hovering drones, yogic phones, driver-free vehicles, newfangled wireless protocols, and intangible technologies that all come with the promise of making life better.
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Slim and featuring a sickly taupe cover, the book consists of a nauseating series of vignettes about how the author's father raped and abused her from ages three to 21, but its most uncomfortable moments are not the horrific, often violent descriptions of rape.
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The protests, set to coincide with Uber's decision to go public at a nauseating valuation of around $100 billion, are far from the first demonstration drivers have staged against the company or its chief rival Lyft, but they're set to be the largest by far.
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Instead, the direct consequences of the military shooter's tendency to blend real and imaginary gun violence into a(n often nauseating) whole show that there is real work to be done in discussing what kind of artistic value this amalgamation may or may not have.
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More than taking a gastronomic trip around the world, browsing Real Food is like watching a ballet of gluttony, each photograph of fattening, processed, or simply sad food elegantly choreographed into a sequence that has its share of nauseating moments but, in the end, satisfies.
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A front would arrive that afternoon, but during that narrow window on Tuesday morning, it was safe enough for the 46-foot ship to circle over the forest — "fifty percent less nauseating" than anticipated, said Brian Helmuth, a marine ecologist studying climate at Northeastern University.
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It is, at a very basic level, about the seething, gut-wrenching, nauseating disappointment and resentment that Donald J. Trump — yes, Donald J. Trump — beat them despite them having more money, the mainstream media, the administrative state and almost every other advantage in their favor.
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Let's step away, for a moment, from the rumors and the paparazzi photos and the nauseating hashtags, the #ImWithJohnny and the #TeamDepp, and consider what our response to Heard would be if we knew her, if we cared about her as a friend or family member.
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In a hilariously nauseating episode of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" (a Late Late Show game that basically features celebrities choosing whether to answer a revealing question or eat a disgusting food item), Corden goes head-to-head with Mila Kunis and Christina Applegate.
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Which, if you'd like to think of it like I do, has many layers considering Diplo likes to borrow sounds from various cultures, has been to a lot of airports, and talks about countries like Uganda and Ethiopia in a nauseating way within the GQ feature.
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"If there's something that frightens me about Holocaust remembrance it's the recognition of the nauseating processes that occurred in Europe in general, and particularly in Germany, back then – 70, 80 and 90 years ago – and finding signs of them here among us today in 2016," he said.
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For over three decades, Orthodox Jewish women in Brooklyn neighborhoods like Borough Park, Midwood and Kensington have used a decidedly low-tech approach involving a fine-toothed metal comb, drugstore hair conditioner and plenty of paper towels, onto which they smear the nauseating results of their labors.
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A brain that pulsed and quivered, that seized and commanded ... IT was the most horrible, the most repellent thing [Meg] had ever seen, far more nauseating than anything she had ever imagined with her conscious mind, or that had ever tormented her in her most terrible nightmares.
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Now, because I have sat in front of a psychiatrist and showed her the strange lists I collect on my phone, and disclosed to her all of the nauseating ways in which I have grieved for people over the years, I can be steered in the right direction.
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Scrolling through Mills's website (appropriately named "LornaMillsImageDump") is a bit like experiencing a warped and nauseating version of the internet or a frantic Tumblr feed — because much of Mills's work uses GIFs and animations, there is motion everywhere on the screen, and one piece tends to bleed into another.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Nauseating, disturbing, and very, very NSFW are just some of the words that come to mind when one browses through Alison Jackson's recently published book of spoof photos of celebrities, many of which center on a fake Donald Trump engaging in lewd activities.
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Efforts to control the toad's spread have included government-backed elimination campaigns (though funding was cut in 2014 as they outpaced the program) as well as air-dropping sausages of toad meat laced with a nauseating substance in an attempt to train predators not to eat the toxic toads.
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In the years after its release in the mid 2000s, the original God of War trilogy became a symbol for everything wrong with video games: gruesome violence, nonsensical and overwrought storytelling, angry hypermasculinity, nauseating male power fantasies, the exploitation of women, or even the dreaded quick-time event.
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Wherever you land on the Piece Of Shit scale, there will be a long and nauseating period of time where you know the conversation has to happen but instead of having it you spend weeks feeling repelled by their small acts of kindness and wincing when they touch you.
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But given how nauseating it is to watch Hunter perform increasingly perilous acts of self-harm in her prison of a mansion, neither the payoff nor the psychology behind her actions makes "Swallow" an illuminating enough addition to the woman-on-the-verge-of-a-nervous-breakdown genre.
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Click here to view original GIFYour childhood fantasies of soaring through the air like Iron Man or Superman will seem far less fantastic after this sobering first-person footage of a drone racing alongside a moving cargo train reveals just how terrifying (and slightly nauseating) it would be to actually fly.
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But as The Verge's Sean O'Kane pointed out in his review of the first camera, you pretty much had to use a larger tripod or stabilizer and position the camera at least five feet off the ground or a flat surface if you wanted to capture decent, non-nauseating video.
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In our review, Andrew Webster praises the nauseating detail of the scenery: The Baker home, in particular, is a gorgeously grotesque place, where simply wandering around and looking at things — cages whose use is best left to the imagination, or disturbingly bloodstained bathrooms — can foster a powerful sense of dread.
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I spotted just one Donald Trump-inspired piece, a painting by Doug Argue at Marc Straus, which depicts the President frozen in a literal tweetstorm: Trump, shown in the infamous pose he made to mock a disabled reporter, is surrounded by fragments of his online rants, which swirl to form a nauseating vortex.
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The characters of Susie and Ros get totally shafted in 'Chilling Adventures of Sabrina' Using feminism as aesthetic rather than meaning, its declarative wokeness amounts to little more than nauseating soapbox Moments of Intersectional Feminism that are like a bad after-school special that only makes you want to do more drugs.
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Edgy only in the sense that it is very, very square, Matt Williams's "Actually, We're ______" at the Cherry Lane Theater stakes out a quartet of millennials as they navigate fertility, fidelity and a nauseating smoothie: pea protein, chia seeds, hemp seeds, kale, active charcoal, alfalfa sprouts, local bee pollen and bone broth.
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I used to force myself to finish everything I started, which I think is quite good discipline when you're young, but once you've established your taste, and the penny drops that there are only a certain number of books you'll get to read before you die, reading bad ones becomes almost nauseating.
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I don't want to get into the horrors committed by Calvin because I want to leave some nauseating surprises for the people, but I do want to say that I found it pretty easy to identify with the stupid astronauts, as I, too, made a crucial mistake: bringing gummy octopuses as my movie snack.
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"Being a young and sometimes frustrated filmmaker / writer who spends a lot of time at home, I felt very quickly drawn to the concept of someone stuck in a cycle of deja vu and the nauseating claustrophobia that comes with it—waking up everyday with the same routine, unable to breakthrough and find a way out," explains Halsall.
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It means the 1070 mobile card is just as capable as the desktop card at handling VR. The previous 900M series was incredibly wretched at VR. I once spent a long and nauseating afternoon getting an Oculus Rift up and running on a laptop only to find that the framerate was so bad I wanted to throw up.
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Obama's New Hampshire speech came after a growing list of women have come forward with allegations about Trump's behavior that would be, if true, real-life abuses that are far beyond Trump's suggestion that his vile and nauseating words were merely "locker-room talk" — which was an insult to athletes, male or female, as well as women.
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Is there a more horrifying death than having your elbows and knees broken and mouth surgically attached to someone else's asshole, while having someone else's mouth surgically attached to yours, and suffering in agony for a few days as some sicko trains you to be his housepet until you inevitably succumb to the slow, nauseating delirium of sepsis?
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If those stage gestures feel somewhat morally superior and banal, they are harmless next to the production's nauseating grand finale: a breathless run-through of a sizable portion of the text we have already heard, this time performed by Marcel Heuperman, who is naked as he simulates defecation and sex acts on a large silicon pig.
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With a glove only in one hand and no mask, Lal endures nauseating smells for 12 hours a day to complete work outsourced by a firm whose website says it makes parts for Maruti, Tata Motors and GM. A Tata Motors spokeswoman said it no longer sources from the supplier due to poor quality of products.
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" Though he later softened his position on Gandhi, he made his feelings clear on the impertinent colonial subject at a political meeting in 1931: "It is alarming and also nauseating to see Mr. Gandhi, a seditious Middle Temple lawyer, now posing as a fakir of a type well-known in the East, striding half-naked up the steps of the Vice-regal palace.
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This whole tit-for-tat is a Team Nobody triumph, in a way: The "Kanye made Taylor famous" rhetoric conveniently ignores the fact that she was already selling boatloads of albums by that point, and West's reduction of Swift to only her sex is nauseating, but the me-first version of feminism put forth implicitly by the quite-privileged Swift makes me uneasy.
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This is something that the New York four-piece Conduit seem to implicitly understand, something I gathered from the first moments I stumbled upon them at a show a few weeks ago, as they scrawled oozy feedback and belligerent vocals in this nauseating swirl rendered all the more coruscating by the fact that the DIY PA set-up couldn't really distinguish all the signal they were sending through it.
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"The hypocrisy of war-mongers like Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyWall Street firm predicts stock market would rally if Trump resigned Poll shows Michelle Obama would lead in New Hampshire if she entered 2020 Democratic race Five ways Trump's Syria decision spells trouble MORE, Senator Graham & others who have demanded that we continue our regime change war in Syria, who are now crying crocodile tears for the Kurds, is nauseating," she tweeted.
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Renner has generally been game for interviews (almost always with men, whom he mostly refers to as "brother") but he's keen to note that he hates attention, he loathes rumors, he despises gossip — all of the most feminizing aspects of fame, which he finds "nauseating," especially suggestions that he's sleeping with his best friend and "live-in business partner," Kristoffer Winters (whom he also refers to as "my brother").
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Mariners fans, as they've watched the A's shoot up the Wild Card standings like an inexplicable branch of ivy through a concrete wall, will be having nauseating flashbacks to 2014, when the A's hung on to the second Wild Card spot by a single game—or, even worse, to 2002, the first year of the Mariners' ongoing playoff drought, when a 20-game winning streak vaulted the A's over the Mariners to the division title.
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Trained to be flexible and adaptable, these students are well equipped, according to Anders, to navigate an unstable job market, where companies, fields and sometimes whole industries rise and fall at a nauseating clip, where automation is rendering once coveted skills redundant and where provisional short-term jobs, freelance assignments, part-time gigs, unpaid internships and self-employment are replacing long-term, full-time salaried positions that include rights and benefits protected by unions.
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Many VR and AR companies tend to focus on the software end of the spectrum, developing content and technology to produce more engaging and realistic (and potentially less nauseating) experiences not just for smartphones and other screens but newer products like the Oculus Rift, Samsung VR and HTC Vive — devices that appear to be taking a lead in this still-nascent market to tap into more immersive games and other consumer media, as well as more practical enterprise applications.
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The Verge wrote that Match Group reported Tinder's gold rush was driven by overseas expansion, subscription-based Tinder Gold accounts, and something called "Tinder U" (for college students) that sounds fairly nauseating to me now that I'm nearly 30:Match says most of Tinder's revenue growth is thanks to Tinder Gold, which gives members certain limited features like more Super Likes per day, the ability to swipe around the world, and insight into who's already liked them.
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Although he is never named or even shown, and only overheard as a muffled, off-camera voice, communicating with Jane via email or phone, the villain of this piece is spoken about by his underlings in a way that delineates him as a kind of mundane monster: Whoever he is, he is manipulative, quick-to-anger, entitled, feared and — in ways that only gradually come into focus, over a fleet but nauseating 87 minutes — an abuser.
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The world is full of corporate billionaire scumbags who pollute the earth, kill wildlife, cause cancer, secretly running nations into the ground, and the moronic masses who just agree with their mindless slogans and will never fight the good fight to help to stop them until finally the last blistered blind three armed mutant dregs of humanity eat each other's putrid flesh in mankind's final nauseating death throws... High ho, some things you gotta get over.
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News: I'm told by two sources that CNN earned approx $100M above expected election year lift in TV & digital thanks to Trump fascination With Trump's poll numbers cratering over the past month, conservative media figures like Bill Kristol have tried to keep the top of the ticket from bringing down the GOP brand, calling Trump a "fluke" candidate and trying to shift the blame to the media for fomenting his rise—and nauseating lies—with billions of dollars in free coverage.
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I assumed that finally being able to explore Hyrule in 3D would be my consolation prize for the graphical downgrade, but the third-person view that Breath of the Wild uses ends up being dizzying, and a little nauseating, in VR. You can still move the camera around as you follow Link, which is important for gameplay, but it ends up amplifying the disconnect between what your eyes are seeing, and the motions of your head and body that your brain is experiencing.
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Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleyPressley blasts acquittal as 'cover up coordinated by Mitch McConnell ' Democrats tear into Trump's speech: It was a 'MAGA rally' Pressley says 'the cruelty is the point' for Trump in response to speech MORE (D-Mass.) and Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOcasio-Cortez: 'Nauseating' for Trump to put Limbaugh 'on the same level' as Rosa Parks Democrats tear into Trump's speech: It was a 'MAGA rally' Pressley says 'the cruelty is the point' for Trump in response to speech MORE (D-N.
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The violence of the encounter between Jules (who has bruises on her thighs) and Cal (who pushes her down, gags her, and asks her to spit in his hand) is, but for the galling illegality of their age difference, a staple of 21st-century Peak TV. Whether within the confines of counterfactual dystopian fiction like The Handmaid's Tale or stylish takes on the broadcast procedural like True Detective, The Fall, and The Killing — which themselves riff on shows like Law & Order: SVU — television is riddled with nauseating images of victims of sexual violence.
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This sickening political season reached a new low last week with the revelations of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's vulgar, nauseating, and lewd comments about women and the reminder of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's serious sexual sins.
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In either event, Putin's desires do not make Trump complicit in Putin's violations of American law — even if most of us can agree that Trump's courting of Putin's favor was nauseating (as were the Obama/Clinton "Russian Reset," the Uranium One deal, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 2628:28500 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 MORE's collection of a tidy $28503,22019 for a quickie Moscow speech, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE's hot-mic promise of "flexibility" on Russian demands once the 2012 election was over, and so on).
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