"If he's not wild, he's a great reliever," Lindor said.
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So technically speaking they're not "wild" horses—they're actually feral horses.
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We're, of course, strictly talking traditional here — not Wild Berry, not Tropical.
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However, there is one tech giant Druckenmiller is not wild about: Apple.
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They are not wild-haired Vermont socialists or rap icons, oozing with braggodacio.
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It even looks like she was wearing pajamas for this decidedly not wild shindig.
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He's not wild about the attention and insists it doesn't make him an outlier.
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The Reindeer Centre tells PEOPLE that all reindeer are not "wild" as PETA states above.
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I'm not wild about some of the other decisions Google made with the Pixel 2100.
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Max Boot: I'm not wild about Hillary, and I think she has a lot of weaknesses.
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"I'm not wild about the compromise," said Walker, an independent, during a news conference on Tuesday.
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Her world is filled with hot dates, so there's no energy for anyone she's not wild about.
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In her post, Ms. Wang emphasized that the bat had been locally raised and was not wild.
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I'm not wild about you either, though not because you're a hick who won't do as I say.
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And if you're not wild about either one, you can hold off without feeling too much fear of missing out.
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Low-speed shuttles at airports or campuses may be the early norm, not Wild West taxi fleets through Times Square.
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From October 1 to April 33, an estimated 37.7% of US managed honeybee colonies -- colonies that are not wild -- were lost.
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And that makes Hallelujah well worth experiencing, even if you're not wild about yet another rendition of the sad montage song.
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But these senators, all have the same flaw as Flake: They are not wild about Trump in one way or another.
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I actually kept the microphone array on mute most of the time, since I'm still not wild about microphones in my home.
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These are not wild and wishful ideas thought up by pipe dreamers working in a concept laboratory isolated from the real world.
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Given how realistic these games look, it's not wild to believe it'd fool people (or an algorithm meant to detect copyrighted material).
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The genomic analysis of these dogs revealed that they descended from Siberian canine stock, not wild North American wolves, as previously speculated.
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I don't have food allergies, so if I discover that my hosts are serving something I'm not wild about, I keep mum.
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The second factor is that people with IED are not wild-eyed psychos who shoot people in the face over a parking space.
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Animals are not wild simply because we pathetic humans haven't shoved them in a cage, so his terminology is often up the pole.
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They are suspicious of cant on both sides—and they are not wild about theatricality, which they see as a tool of phonies.
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"I'm not wild about every knucklehead running around trying to do PACE," said Thomas Scully, former Medicare administrator under President George W. Bush.
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If you're not wild about the $229 price and don't care about the camera features, then give the regular Nest Hub a try.
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I'm not wild about the way Mr. Millepied places largely black costumes for the Cunningham MinEvent against a black backdrop with dim lighting.
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I was not wild about the pilot of "Schitt's Creek," and actually didn't love the first season — too screamy, and not fun enough.
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Neither of them serves the globally popular product labeled "Norwegian salmon," knowing that it is not wild, but farmed in the country's waters.
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" The 2013 image in particular, he said, "is a captive black leopard that was brought from America as a kitten to Kenya, not wild.
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If you are in business -- lots of stuff happening in the culture I&aposm not wild about, but as far as economic opportunity, good times.
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So could it be they are not wild about some of the stuff he does personally but they like the results he gets for the American worker?
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Not wild ones, which have nearly all been killed in Laos, but captive animals, illegally trafficked and bred for their parts, which sell for thousands of dollars.
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He's not Wild Bill at the end of all his tethers in Deadwood, clinging to what he knows in one of the last violent frontier towns left.
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But, this conversation and the policies that result from them should be based on science and evidence about risk factors for violence, not wild speculation or political expediency.
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As usual with comments that cut deep, they were not wild claims or vicious attacks, but more or less straightforward facts, spoken by someone who felt distant and condescending.
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Centrists might not think these are good ideas, but they are not wild fantasies; they represent efforts to grapple with the chronic economic insecurity that is the enemy of political stability.
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Adding a political advisor to the National Security Council is a serious issue, and it warrants a measured and serious evaluation and discussion — not wild accusations and denunciations based solely on partisan ill will.
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" Celli went on to say that "It's not necessarily that it's too cold for them … I believe that physiologically, they can withstand colder weather than what we have here, but these are not wild birds.
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Drug companies are not wild about the additional standards of value for their products; hospitals argue the quality metrics are faulty, and physicians don't like being forced into new organizations that may limit their autonomy.
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All right, Gov, you are not wild about this decision, and I know it&aposs because Justice Kennedy, we call him AMK at the court because of his middle initial, Justice Kennedy wrote the opinion.
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While the temple tigers are not domesticated — their behavior can be unpredictable, and there have been several attacks on tourists and staff members — they are not wild, either, having been raised in captivity and unafraid of people.
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But setting of movie, which wins critical acclaim for its first-time director in Cannes, is not Wild West but South Africa, and its cowboys are Afrikaners, community that thrived in apartheid era but now faces uncertain future.
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The animals are in truth feral, not wild—a few can be traced back to horses brought to the Americas by the Spanish, but most are descended from ranch stock or unwanted animals set loose during the 20th century.
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The book examined the 1947 incident in Roswell, New Mexico, when a mysterious object, cheekily covered by the media as a "flying saucer" but disavowed by the military as a weather balloon, sparked mild, but not wild, public interest.
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Its entry into the general lexicon is relatively recent, and was hardly in the larger social consciousness when Kingdom Hearts came out in 2002, to the point that it's not wild to theorize it wasn't exactly on creator Tetsuya Nomura's mind.
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"If the young Trumps are looking for a thrill, perhaps they should consider skydiving, bungee jumping, or even following in their anti-hunting father's footsteps and taking down competing businesses—not wild animals," a spokeswoman for PETA told New York Daily News at the time.
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I look at Beto as an example of this problem: Like Wendy Davis before him, he's a coastal journalist's fantasy of the kind of candidate who wins in Texas, running a campaign that's not wild-eyed but is clearly to the left of his state.
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But Trump made it pretty clear that he's not wild about that fact, and only begrudgingly said he'd go along with it as long as they pay their fair share of defense spending — an issue he brought up over and over again at the NATO summit in Brussels last week.
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Corey Coleman, 16th overall to the Cleveland Browns: I'm not wild about the pick itself—while a reasonable person could conclude that Coleman was the draft's best receiver, that reasonable person wouldn't be me—but the Browns had traded down twice, picking up an extra first-rounder, two second-rounders, and two third-rounders.
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And yet there's still a negotiation there, in the way that she presents as being a little bit of a wild woman, but not too wild, not wild in a way that would preclude her from being sexy, or, like, keeping her makeup intact, unless it was smudged in like a very erotic way.
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Yes, this is all perfectly historically accurate, but Will is willing to take Moulin Rouge-level factual liberties — in case you didn't know: The Clash wouldn't record "London Calling" for almost exactly 300 more years, and "cock-blocking bastard" wasn't yet a phrase — so, it's not wild to assume the series might let a woman or two perform.
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A card that is not wild may be referred to as a natural card.Parlett, David. The Penguin Book of Card Games. London: Penguin (2008). .
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Hell, he was just a long-haired kid. I thought he was a good writer. He was not wild, though. That's what's funny to me.
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The animals are not wild and are human dependent for their needs. Shambala provides expert veterinarians for care. Carefully planned diets are supplied by Natural Balance Pet Foods.
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Chamois and large eagles are very likely to be observed in this area. The horses that roam around at Volujak are not wild, but certainly seem to know how to survive without regular supervision.
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According to The New York Times in 2014, about 90 percent of oyster bar sales in the United States come from farmed (not wild) oysters.Stabiner, Karen. "Loss Leaders on the Half Shell." New York Times.
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Recently, a method ("minkenry") has been developed to use a trained mink (usually together with a dog) to kill pest animals such as rats. From available sources, the mink used seem to be black or nearly black ("mahogany") or white, from fur farms, and not wild-colored.
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", The Advertiser (Adelaide), 16 January 1953, p. 7. an unbeatable record for the quickest half century in terms of deliveries faced. Referring to this innings, a journalist wrote "Hurtle Willsmore was a hard, but not wild hitter, and this demoralising burst of hitting was the result of perfectly timed strokes.
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If the deuce is played as a deuce, then its value trumps anything 3 through K. A deuce played as a deuce may be used as the highest card in a Kaidan when following an ace (ex. Q-K-A-2). Jokers are not wild but will always trump anything including a deuce.
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Diplomatic gifts have the potential to seal international friendships, but also to be rebuffed, to seem mismatched, or to accidentally send the wrong message. Taiwan rejected the People's Republic of China's offer of a Panda.We're not wild about your pandas, China told by Richard Spencer, The Daily Telegraph, 24 March 2006. Retrieved 17 February 2014.
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She defends a contextual, relational ethic according to which humans will typically have duties to assist only domestic, and not wild, animals in need. However, humans will often be permitted to assist wild animals, and may be obligated to do so if there is a particular (causal) relationship between humans and the animals' plight.
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And what will the consequences be if she does not? Wild parties, lesbianism, and premarital sex are portrayed or heavily implied in various scenes. The promotion of the film for "educational" purposes allowed it to portray taboo subjects that were otherwise forbidden by the Motion Picture Production Code of 1930, especially after those restrictions were strictly imposed on Hollywood productions after July 1934.
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If they have a pair of cards of the same number in their hand, they slap down on their hand paddle. The Joker is not wild and does not pair with any of the other cards. It is a bonus card later in the game. When the current player slaps on their hand, the other players slap their hand paddles as quickly as they can.
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Eleutherococcus senticosus leaves Eleutherococcus senticosus is a species of small, woody shrub in the family Araliaceae native to Northeastern Asia. It may be colloquially called devil's bush, Siberian ginseng, eleuthero, ciwujia, Devil's shrub, shigoka, touch-me-not, wild pepper, or kan jang. E. senticosus has a history of use in folklore and traditional Chinese medicine. Root extracts of E. senticosus are sold as a dietary supplement or cosmetic, usually under the name Siberian ginseng.
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Their mane was full, with broad hooves, and curly hair. However, it is possible that these were feral and not wild horses. European wild horse coat colors Herodotus described lightly-coloured wild horses in an area now part of Ukraine in the 5th century BCE. In the 12th century, Albertus Magnus states that mouse-coloured wild horses with a dark eel stripe lived in the German territory, and in Denmark, large herds were hunted.
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"When Lester threw in 35 head of bucking horses in the deal, Boe did not know what to do with the bucking horses. So the idea of having a sale kinda came about," said Moore. "They advertised to people, and the sale lasted something like 3 full days." Horses consigned to the sale are not "wild" horses or Mustangs which, under the Wild and Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971, cannot be sold.
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Li arriving on the red carpet of Cannes Film Festival, May 2015 In April 2011, Li released her fourth studio album, The Literary Youth Who Can Dance, in which most of the songs are produced by herself. In the same year, Li featured in the Chinese film, Flying Swords of Dragon Gate. In 2012, Li released her fifth studio album, Old If Not Wild. In the same year, she embarked her second concert tour Crazy World Tour.
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His owner, Andy Robin, was prosecuted for failing to control a wild animal, but Beltrami successfully defended the man on the basis that Hercules was not wild as he was a "working bear". He successfully defended Glasgow crime figure Arthur Thompson on many occasions throughout the 1980s, leading to the phrase "get me Beltrami" being coined as a plea for help in desperate circumstances amongst Glaswegians during the time. Beltrami also successfully defended in 12 capital murder cases.
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" David Ansen of Newsweek called the film "a disappointment ... It's not wild or dark enough to qualify as a truly disturbing farce and it's too fanciful and silly to succeed as realistic satire. Politically and esthetically, it's harmless—a mildly amusing romp that tends to get swallowed up by its own overly intricate plot." Ronald Reagan wrote in his presidential diary that he and his wife Nancy watched the film on Valentine's Day 1981. He wrote, "Funny—but one scene made me mad.
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A general decline in overall Pacific salmon populations began in the mid-19th century. As the result of western expansion and development in the U.S., experts estimate salmon populations in the Columbia River basin had been reduced to less than 20% of their pre-1850 levels by 1933. In 2008, Lackey estimated that Pacific salmon stocks in the Pacific Northwest were less than 10% of their pre-1850 numbers. Many of the remaining salmon runs are dominated by hatchery-raised salmon, not wild salmon.
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Despite the restriction, the record still sold over a million copies. The hit brought Hawkins together with Cleveland disc jockey Alan Freed who promptly added him to his "Rock and Roll Revue". Up to this time, Hawkins had been a blues performer; emotional, but not wild. Freed suggested a gimmick to capitalize on the "demented" sound of "I Put a Spell on You": Hawkins wore a long cape, and appeared onstage by rising out of a coffin in the midst of smoke and fog.
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Jeffrey Haywood (Reginald Denny) wants to marry Virginia, "Ginny," Embrey (Sally Eilers). However, Ginny refuses to marry unless her older sister, the hard-to-please Angelica (Dorothy Christy) marries first as she's afraid that Angelica will become an old maid. Angelica, in turn, finds every man she knows too dull and predictable, not wild and exciting, so prefers to stay single. One day, Jeff hits mild-mannered and timid Reggie Irving (played by Keaton) with his car and brings him to the Embrey mansion to recuperate.
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He had a father figure in his mother's American GI friend Uncle Harvey, whom he adored, and he carries his teddy bear with him everywhere. He is miserable when they leave Devon for London, hating his grandmother and father who are unkind to him and missing his friends. He gets in to trouble for picking flowers from neighbouring gardens, not understanding that the flowers in London are not wild as he is used to. He develops the habit of wetting his bed in London but stops when he returns to Devon.
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The joker is the tile of the same colour and one number greater than the face up tile. For example if the face up tile is the green 10, the green 11s are jokers. The false jokers are not wild - they are used only to represent the tiles that have become jokers. So for example when the green 11s are jokers, the false jokers are played as green 11s (and cannot represent any other tile). If the face up tile is a 13, the 1s of the same colour are jokers.
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Victims of crime would come by, even before announcing their losses, and discover that Wild's agents had "found" the missing items, and Wild would offer to help find the criminals for an extra fee. However, while fictional treatments made use of the device, it is not known whether or not Wild ever actually turned in one of his own gang for a private fee. In 1720, Wild's fame was such that the Privy Council consulted with him on methods of controlling crime. Wild's recommendation was, unsurprisingly, that the rewards for evidence against thieves be raised.
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On the Feast day of Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, Venerable Macarius went away from his companions and praised the Lord, praying to Him that His people may be fed as had been the people of Israel in the desert or the five thousand people in the days of Apostles. When Macarius returned to his brethren, they saw the moose with no right ear approaching them. And this time, the animal was not wild: it behaved as if it was tame. After the dinner of bonfire-roasted venison, the travellers praised the Lord for His great kindness.
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During his 1994 run for the United States Senate, Romney indicated he would support a bill that included a federal health insurance mandate, saying that he was "willing to vote for things that [he was] not wild with". As governor of Massachusetts in 2006, Romney proposed and signed into law a private, market- based reform that ensures every Massachusetts citizen will have health insurance, without a government takeover and without raising taxes. An Act Providing Access to Affordable, Quality, Accountable Health Care. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Acts of 2006 (Session Laws), Chapter 58. Retrieved January 2, 2007.
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"Wild Honey" runs for 3:47 and is played in common time at a tempo of 125 beats per minute. According to guitarist The Edge, "Wild Honey" broke up the album before the next track "Peace on Earth", and its placement in the running order was a misjudgement. The guitarist compared the song with The Beatles' "Ob-La-Di, Ob- La-Da". There was a lot of debate about whether or not "Wild Honey" should be included on All That You Can't Leave Behind, because the fun and the frivolity of the song was not something U2 are noted for.
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Headquarters of the 42d Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron Douglas RB/EB-66B-DL Destroyer of 42d Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron EB-66s were transferred to Takhli RTAFB in late November 1965 and were used as electronic warfare aircraft, joining strike aircraft during their missions over North Vietnam to jam enemy radar installations. They were not Wild Weasel aircraft, since they did not have the means to attack radar installations directly. In September 1970, the 42nd Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron, which flew EB-66s, transferred to Korat from Takhli. The EB-66C/E flew radar and communications jamming missions to disrupt enemy defenses and early warning capabilities.
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I believe because the cold was so intense that > none of us could remedy it or bear it. The only large islands in 52°S latitude were the as then undiscovered Falklands, but Vespucci's description does not fit the Falklands, whose low- lying coasts are full of coves for shelter and are not "wild". 3 April is not winter but the first month of autumn and a night of fifteen hours duration implies a mysterious shift of the sun: furthermore sailors would not find the cold intolerable at that season of the year in 52°S. The suggestion of aberrant conditions accompanying a fierce storm is typical of a number of phantom islands, particularly Saint Brendan's Island.
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During the Torres expedition to the south coast of New Guinea and the Torres Strait in 1606, small dogs were recorded by Captain Don Diego de Prado Y Tovar: On 26 October 1897, the Lieutenant- Governor of British New Guinea, Sir William MacGregor, was on Mount Scratchley, Central Province, Papua New Guinea. At an elevation of he recorded that "animals are rare", but listed "wild dog". MacGregor obtained the first specimen and later Charles Walter De Vis wrote a description of it in 1911. De Vis summarised from his description that: > ... it is not a "truly a wild dog"; in other words that there was a time > when its forebears were not wild.
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There was a journal in the 1980s, by the name of "University of Revolution" which used to include some material written by neofundamentalists. They wrote many articles to prove that science is not wild and without a homeland, that it is not the case that it recognises no geography, and that it is therefore possible for us to create "Islamic sciences." In 2007, Mohammad Taghi Mesbah Yazdi, a well-known cleric, attacked the University people calling them the most indecent people. In April 2008, four leading clerics namely Abdollah Javadi Amoli, Ebrahim Amini, Mohammad Taghi Mesbah Yazdi and Mohammed Emami-Kashani criticized Iranian Universities, University students and Iranian Higher education system as being secular, non- Islamic, indecent and cheap.
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Heath hens were extremely common in their habitat during colonial times, but being a gallinaceous bird, they were hunted by settlers extensively for food. In fact, many have speculated that the Pilgrims' first Thanksgiving dinner featured heath hens and not wild turkey. By the late 18th century, the heath hen had a reputation as poor man's food for being so cheap and plentiful; somewhat earlier Thomas L. Winthrop had reported that they lived on the Boston Common (presumably when it was still used to graze cows, etc.) and that servants would sometimes bargain with a new employer for not being given heath hen for food more often than two or three days a week.
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In Olympic and World Championship competitions in track and field and swimming, however, nations are automatically allowed to enter two competitors, so these instances are technically not wild cards. In some other Olympic sports, such as judo, archery, and badminton, wild cards are in use, and they are granted by the respective sport federations. On rare occasions, a competitor who had gained entry by wild card succeeds in winning a medal or the championship. For example, Kye Sun-Hui won gold in judo at the 1996 Summer Olympics, Ding Junhui won the 2005 China Open snooker championship, Goran Ivanišević won the 2001 Wimbledon Championships, Kim Clijsters won the 2009 US Open, and Lin Dan won the 2013 BWF World Championships.
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Before the construction of the pipeline, one could walk over a very wide area, keeping erosion quite low, but as there is now fence surrounding the pipeline, gates have been set up to allow access to other areas beyond Mynydd Fforest, although there are few gates, so, while in the past people and vehicles were spread over a wide area, they have been funneled into few gates, increasing erosion and habitat loss. Illegal mountain biking has also caused disturbance to skylarks nesting in the bracken. There is still sheep grazing on Mynydd Fforest and there are often ponies to be seen roaming around as well, although these are not wild. The bracken is cut down during August–November to be used as bedding for livestock during the winter.
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Lesueur's preparatory sketches also indicate these may have been drawn after the captive birds in Jardin des Plantes, and not wild ones, which would have been harder to observe for extended periods. The Australian museum curator, Stephanie Pfennigwerth, has instead proposed that the larger "male" was actually drawn after a captive Kangaroo Island emu, that the smaller, dark "female" is a captive King Island emu, that the scenario is fictitious, and the sexes of the birds indeterminable. They may instead only have been assumed to be male and female of the same subspecies due to their difference in size. A crooked claw on the "male" has also been interpreted as evidence that it had lived in captivity, and it may also indicate that the depicted specimen is identical to the Kangaroo Island emu skeleton in Paris, which has a deformed toe.
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Winquist was an early proponent of what has been called "weak theology," which emphasizes the responsibility of individuals to act in the world here and now — a controversial concept that has created a rift between traditionalists and deconstructionists — and was deeply engaged in the works of Friedrich Nietzsche, Jacques Derrida, Paul Tillich, and Mark C. Taylor, among others. Winquist argues in Desiring Theology, for example, that Derrida's deconstructive criticism is not "wild analysis," but the very careful reading of texts. Jacques Derrida (1930-2004) was the founder of "deconstruction," a way of criticizing not only literary and philosophical texts, but also political institutions. Derrida rejected Platonism, which is defined by the belief that existence is structured in terms of oppositions (separate substances or forms) and that the oppositions are hierarchical, with one side of the opposition being more valuable than the other.
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Lesueur's preparatory sketches also indicate these may have been drawn after the captive birds in Jardin des Plantes, and not wild ones, which would have been harder to observe for extended periods. Preparatory sketches for the 1807 plate The Australian museum curator, Stephanie Pfennigwerth, has instead proposed that the larger, light-ruffed "male" was actually drawn after a captive Kangaroo Island emu, that the smaller, dark "female" is a captive King Island emu, that the scenario is fictitious, and the sexes of the birds indeterminable. They may instead only have been assumed to be male and female of the same species due to their difference in size. A crooked claw on the "male" has also been interpreted as evidence that it had lived in captivity, and it may also indicate that the depicted specimen is identical to the Kangaroo Island emu skeleton in Paris, which has a deformed toe.
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