RonRon)" *World Premiere*Cuban Doll - "Exposya" Girlyboi - "Stevie Knicks" Matt OxMatt Ox - "Overwhelming"Matt Ox - "Tokyo Drip" Matt Ox - "Pom Poms (feat.
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Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Leather Ox: The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Leather Ox is another classic.
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The ox and the ass was one interpretation; Origen thought the ox represented the Jews and the ass the Gentiles.
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The bull and the ox are very similar, with the exception that the ox can be a bull and it also does chores.
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BUT TO SAY "STRONG AS AN OX," THAT'S LIKE SAYING THE S&P 500 IS STRONG AS AN OX. IT FELT THAT WAY IN JANUARY.
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And so here is 13-year-old Matt Ox, product of 10,000 SoundCloud links, delivering a new album, "OX," that's utterly plausible as contemporary hip-hop.
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Minnesota: Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox Beautiful Lake Bemidji is home to two massive, crude representations of Bunyan and his faithful ox that date back to 1937.
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OX MEETS THE RABBIT Stephen Toman, the chef of Ox, a restaurant in Belfast, Northern Ireland, with a Michelin star, will prepare a five-course dinner, paired with cocktails by Jillian Vose.
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"My Fire Ox, My Brother, My Soul Sister," she wrote.
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Even assembled, the OX is a bit of a transformer.
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The goal now is to make the OX a reality.
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Agritech startup Iron Ox is the perfect example of this.
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For every change in tax policy, someone's ox gets gored.
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I suppose it depends on whose ox is being gored.
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The beauty of the OX lies in its on-site assembly.
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The beauty of the OX lies in its on-site assembly.
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You shall not plow with an ox and a donkey together.
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Our restaurant Ox, in Portland, Oregon, is a new-age steakhouse.
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From Dirty Work: Portland's OX Puts Onion Rings on Kale Salad
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In his 73 poem "Ox Cart Man," an ode to persistence and practicality, Mr. Hall describes how a farmer loads his potatoes into a cart and walks beside his ox to market, where he sells the potatoes.
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Originally [my species pick] came from the ox in the Chinese Zodiac.
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Lightweight, matte-finish face sunscreen with antioxidants and Cell-Ox Shield technology
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And tonight, we've got ox heart and chicken livers on the menu.
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We called ourselves Year of the OX out of honor and respect.
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Back in the day, oxtail was specifically the tail of an ox.
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Back in the day, oxtail was specifically the tail of an ox.
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The price to kill a bongo at the Ox Ranch is $2200,21994.
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The price to kill a bongo at the Ox Ranch is $35,000.
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The seal contains a farmer, a soldier, an ox, and a ship.
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"It was a great place to hide, behind the ox," he said.
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Plus, a shortage of pulse-ox sensors wasn't the only deficiency we faced.
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Because if you get those two things done, you are goring everybody's ox.
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And thanks to Shell, the Ox may finally see the light of day.
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Start-up Iron Ox created a fully autonomous farm in San Carlos, California.
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Ox set an example for all of us, and he will be missed.
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Jaca sources his from either vaca (treasured former dairy cows) or buey (ox).
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AROUND THE FIRE: Recipes for Inspired Grilling and Seasonal Feasting From Ox Restaurant.
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Iron Ox wants to create more sustainable farming by combining robotics and hydroponics.
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Although he was smaller than Lincoln, he was as strong as an ox.
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Up in Shishmaref, Alaska, you might make it with caribou or musk ox.
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In other words, it is nearly inevitable that someone's ox will be gored.
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Silver iridescence gleamed amid purple streaks; it was the famous "Flayed Ox" of Soutine.
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A rider on his ox during a race on May 10, in Taufkirchen, Germany.
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Blake, who I'd met on After the Final Rose, rode up on an ox!
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Like the ox, these beans are a delicacy of the Basque province of Gipuzkoa.
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In rural areas, it's common to see people get around by ox and cart.
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A soft touch and dainty footwork spliced with the strength of a musk ox.
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Ox, snake or rooster, place it on the center of the bedroom's south wall.
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At the Ox Ranch near San Antonio, Buttercup, above, is off limits to hunters.
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I still think of him as a stubborn and athletic ox of a guy.
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SO TO SAY IT'S AS STRONG AS AN OX IS SOMETHING OF A HYPERBOLE.
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However, to keep all that revenue-neutral, somebody else's ox would have to be gored.
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The OX can be packed six to a shipping crate in its flat-pack form.
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We believe that the OX has huge potential for charities, aid organisations and development programmes.
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Essentially, everyone's ox gets gored in an attempt to right the nation's listing fiscal ship.
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To date, Iron Ox has raised $6 million in seed funding, led by Eniac Ventures.
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Washington is nothing if it is not about the money, and whose ox gets gored.
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Said differently, our commitment to artistic freedom shouldn't depend on whose ox is being gored.
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On land, they hunted red deer, goats, horses, tortoises and aurochs, an extinct wild ox.
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It is a land of ptarmigan and marten, musk ox, caribou, moose, wolf and bear.
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And then the next day it's like, I been listening to this Matt Ox song.
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Still, it's just the start for Iron Ox and the new wave of automated farming startups.
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In another they don traditional outfits and stand next to an ox plowing a paddy field.
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The robots at Iron Ox also use machine learning and AI to detect pests and diseases.
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Sexual attraction is a beautiful, curious thing—strong as an ox but fragile as an egg.
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Once slaughtered, the ox quarter must be brought to room temperature for at least two hours.
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An aerial view of Huawei's new Ox Horn Research and Development campus in Dongguan, near Shenzhen.
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Throughout the day, their supplies are replenished by pickup trucks and convoys of ox-drawn carts.
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It's named for an extinct wild ox (Lambos have traditionally been named for legendary fighting bulls).
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The Ox Ranch needs no local, state or federal permit for most of their exotic animals.
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After coming across Ox Ranch, she did some initial reporting and got the National desk interested.
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Over time, an agency will hear only from the giant corporations whose ox is being gored.
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A pregnant female musk ox is especially vulnerable: "She's starving her gestating fetus," Dr. Berger said.
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The products are knit from the fur of the musk ox, which is native to Greenland.
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A company called Metal Ox Warehousing is running some of Scale's U.S. warehouses, the source said.
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Cow and the various permutations of cow and ox and bull gets into a whole thing.
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Mexico's south, where a quarter of the population lives, has ox-drawn ploughs rather than assembly lines.
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Aimlessly thumbing through the racks, I stumbled across a dark ox-blood red cafe-racer leather jacket.
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Using just a cleaver and a knife, Jaca cuts a neat horizontal line through the ox rib.
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Its main road is a two-lane highway linked by rickety bridges and plied by ox carts.
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An ox with an extra toe, that is, although her critics didn't catch it at the time.
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Matty Ox is a hyperactive 12-year-old kid who likes fidget spinners and drinking Red Bull.
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Too dark for our heroes to traverse safely without torches and a ox-drawn caravan of supplies.
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" 2009: Year of the Ox "For me, the lion dance was the coolest thing as a kid.
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Smaller animals, like the rat and the cat, hitched a ride on the back of the ox.
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The party&aposs totally changed positions depending on whose ox is being gored about what you can ask.
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Iron Ox is one of a number of companies trying to automate the human-intensive work of agriculture.
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"My father used to plough this land with an ox," Kiplagat said, gesturing at a harvested maize field.
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With talent from Google X's drone delivery lab, Iron Ox wants to lead the future of farming automation.
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There was the lighting, he says, as Iron Ox had initially planned to use all LEDs for growing.
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A worker moves boxes on a train at Huawei's new Ox Horn Research and Development campus in Dongguan.
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Lin of Ox Financial said the market is holding a cautious view towards even the IPO of Xiaomi.
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But even at Iron Ox humans are still required for "post-harvesting," which means quality control and packaging.
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" Mr. Davidson, 37, was described by fellow firefighters as "strong as an ox" and "just full tilt everything.
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"When your ox is being gored, you want to take advantage and do whatever you can," he said.
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Of his many children's books, "Ox-Cart Man" (1979), illustrated by Barbara Cooney, won the prestigious Caldecott Medal.
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But, hey, Margaret, how can you not mention Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox in Bemidji, Minn.?
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My parents had brought me Korean food for lunch — sullungtang, a fatty stew made from ox-bone broth.
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Like if he had "The Ox-Bow Incident," he'd have an interview that he did with Henry Fonda.
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He remembered how bales of hay were made, how he piloted an ox-pulled sled piled high with hay.
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Murray designed the flat-pack truck, called the OX, for philanthropist Torquil Norman and his company, Global Vehicle Trust.
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True, nasty things could be found in 16th-century swill, from traces of chalk and pitch to ox gall.
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"When you make a decision, maybe somebody's ox is being gored, and that's when the trouble starts," he said.
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Mann referenced Weinstein's immense physical stature, weight, height and "ox like strength" he used to prevent her from leaving.
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In Rome, every cloud is born with a silver spoon in its mouth and, on its tongue, an ox.
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Every interested party is trying to protect its special provisions by making sure that someone else's ox gets gored.
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We are hoping to bring in more bison and musk ox soon; next, we would like to introduce predators.
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But he'd also have a panel of people talking about ... in the case with "The Ox-Bow Incident," vigilantism.
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And so, Republicans and Democrats take turns yelling at the court, depending on whose ox the court has gored lately.
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Except he didn't: he fought no bulls, and he wrestled with a poor old ox in front of a camera.
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A pulse-ox is a small piece of equipment that clamps onto a patient's finger and registers her oxygen level.
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The video revolves around Khaled kicking it with Jamaican dancehall legend Ox, unquestionably a guy who only does one take.
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So going forward, Iron Ox is actually betting on more traditional greenhouses that are augmented by high-efficiency LED lighting.
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"The ox is generally with the farmer every day, so he eats well and lives like a king," he explains.
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"The battle of the ox has finally begun, tonight we are one step closer to defeating Jon Tester," Rosendale said.
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South Africa had its own (eastward) expansion by white "pioneers" in ox-wagons who set up "republics" on occupied lands.
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Additional residency programs in which we sponsor our grad students include SOMA Summer, Skowhegan, Ox-Bow, and Vermont Studio Center.
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Those federal permits make it legal to hunt Eld's deer and other threatened or endangered species at the Ox Ranch.
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Matter It's hard to miss a musk ox: It looks like a buffalo decked out in a hairy fur coat.
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They had killed dozens of whites, and they celebrated by roasting an ox and drinking stolen rum and Madeira wine.
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Louie starred alongside Nas and DMX in the 1998 crime drama "Belly" ... and his character, Ox, was a Jamaican kingpin.
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This "Austrian School" approach would not win many votes, because it would gore the ox of special interest voting groups.
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Downstairs, Gillian was making breakfast, the buttery smells threading through his nostrils like an ox ring, tugging him toward them.
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Mr. Selby attended local schools, traveling by ox cart, and later the Prince of Wales, a boarding school in Nairobi.
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It was reported the dude is 12-year-old rap prodigy Matt Ox, but his rep says it ain't him.
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The musk ox like to get in on the action too, head-butting and rolling the drainage pipes about for fun.
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Experts we spoke to about Iron Ox last year said pretty much the same: robot farming might just be a niche.
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However, Iron Ox is the first to fully automate the growing process and completely design its system around the robot's capabilities.
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To get to this point where Iron Ox can operate an autonomous farm, though, took plenty of work and engineering chops.
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A worker looks at his smartphone as he walks past Europe-inspired buildings at the Ox Horn Research and Development campus.
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Like many roads in Coös County, Bear Rock is narrow, a descendant of the ox cart trails used by early settlers.
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Pesquet, who is originally from France, plans to share canned chicken with morels, ox tongue and gingerbread with his fellow crewmembers.
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In a place of rare creatures, Buttercup is among the rarest; she is off limits to hunters at the Ox Ranch.
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A photo caption with an earlier version of this article misidentified the animals walking across a dam at the Ox Ranch.
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The wordplay is fun — a "chair" becomes "hair," a "fox" turns into an "ox" — though some examples are a visual stretch.
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Enter "Overwhelming," the catchy slab of ethereal trap music made by Matt Ox who is, I'm guessing, around 12 years old.
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But as they neared the finish line — ahead of the others — the rat jumped off the ox and snatched first place.
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Supporting one view or the other are the stakeholder communities understandably interested in assuring that their particular ox is not gored.
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When the cart is sold he sells the ox, harness and yoke, and walks home, his pockets heavy with the year's coin for salt and taxes, and at home by fire's light in November cold stitches new harness for next year's ox in the barn, and carves the yoke, and saws planks building the cart again.
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Intro MixYoung Greatness - "Moolah"Lil Peep - "Runaway"10cellphones - "Testin Me"Lil Wop - "Extensions" Wifisfuneral - "Ever Seen a Demon" Matt OX - "Jetlag" feat.
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Plus, we check in with 12-year-old rap phenom Matt Ox, and drop world premieres from Yung Bans and Shoreline Mafia.
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He was an ox of a man, and you could still imagine him defeating the disease that was eating away at him.
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A guy on an ox, and even a guy who brought his own choir — welcome to the opening moments of Kufrin's season.
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RURAL CHANGE AT AN OX-PACE In rural areas, though, farmers remain dependent on the state to allocate scarce equipment like tractors.
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But instead of adding extra battery life, the OX offers a 3.5mm jack for music, along with a Lightning port for charging.
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Shelton, who sings "Wallflower and Weeds" for the movie's soundtrack, also portrays Ox, the one-eyed Mayor of Uglyville, in the film.
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The robots aren't good enough, human labor is cheaper, and those equations aren't going to change just for Iron Ox, he says.
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For his part, Baron Ochs (Ox) is an impoverished noble who is looking for a wealthy bride to keep his lifestyle afloat.
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The Ox, a slab-sided, flatpack vehicle designed to bring mobility to the developing world, just took one step closer to reality.
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The chef, I notice, is smashing the shit out of a large slab of ox heart with the bottom of a saucepan.
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Vietnam's zodiac cycle differs slightly from China's: It has a cat and a water buffalo instead of a rabbit and an ox.
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The public hears whose ox is being gored, but too rarely the importance of the constitutional process by which the goring occurs.
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And isn't that point the moment you base your umbrage not on principle, but only on whose ox you'd prefer to deplore?
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Among the most visually striking artworks were seven hanging, haunting canvases of Rorschach-like paintings made with ox blood and acrylic paint.
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This kale and radicchio salad from Greg Denton and Gabrielle Quiñonez Denton of OX in Portland is simple, it's fresh, and it's beautiful.
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It has the head of a human, the body of a lion, the legs of an ox and the wings of a vulture.
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The OX will be available in both iPhone 7 and 7 Plus sizes, and will cost $59.99 when it launches later this year.
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Iron Ox already has robots that can cut 10% and 20% of farm labor, and is currently growing lettuce, basil, and bok choy.
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So what exactly is it ideal for, if you're not trying to bow-hunt an ox after dusk or pretend you're Veronica Mars?
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For the last two and a half years, Iron Ox has been working on perfecting its agricultural robots to tend its indoor farms.
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The ox and working dairy cow have almost disappeared since tractors and mass milk exploitation replaced old fashioned subsistence farming practices in Spain.
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Finally Diana reached the far side of the long hall where a magnificent fire roared in a hearth the size of an ox.
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We're gathered for the inaugural event of the Las Vegas Food and Wine Festival: a whole ox feast inspired by an unusual gift.
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Or is he the next Michael Kidd-Gilchrist: an ox-strong defender who rebounds, finishes in transition, but can't overcome his shooting woes?
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The town's first agricultural fair, in September 1898, filled the green with horse races, ox draws and displays of produce, livestock and crafts.
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You walk through your day crushed by memories, feeling so much memory's ox that you begin to chew methodically a non-existent cud.
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When I was at the peak of my anger over not having enough pulse-ox devices, my hospital held a town hall for staff.
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The Global Vehicle Trust has revealed its OX prototype, a truck that can be flat-packed into itself for transportation anywhere in the world.
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When it arrives at its destination, the OX can be unpacked and assembled by a trained team of three professionals in about 12 hours.
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And voila: OX. The version we're seeing now is the XP3 prototype, which has received interest from aid agencies and Norman's contacts in Africa.
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JAQUI GARY GRADWELL sports a bushy beard in the style of his voortrekker ancestors—the pioneers who fled British rule in ox-drawn wagons.
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His redeeming features were that he had a head like a cinder block, strength like an ox, and a genuine passion for the fight.
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African farmers, who use ox-drawn ploughs and pick cotton by hand, are competing against vast mechanised farms in Texas that still receive subsidies.
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In the evenings, patrons at Gerald's nibble on Spanish anchovies with warm crusty bread, or rich ox tongue over a pile of bracing sauerkraut.
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Do I just grin and bear it for the rest of my life, and be an old ox for the rest of my life?
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Onscreen, they are equally appealing: Horstmann brought an ox to meet Kufrin in the first episode, and Yrigoyen does a great Chris Farley impression.
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Initially, Iron Ox is only growing leafy greens and herbs, though it plans to expand into other crops, like tomatoes, in the coming years.
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Although considerably less mobile than Zhou, Wang is strong as an ox, and his old-school game makes him a natural addition in Memphis.
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Jacksonville Beach Mayor Charlie Latham visited the officer at Memorial Hospital and said the officer was in stable condition and "strong as an ox."
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The great dome opened onto the hot, dry Cactus House, with its South African ox tongue and Kenyan cow's horn and Mexican jelly beans.
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For each overnight stay, we received two brand-new digital thermometers, a stethoscope, a pulse-ox finger band and a blood pressure arm band.
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Vietnam's lunar zodiac cycle also differs slightly from China's: It has a cat and a water buffalo instead of a rabbit and an ox.
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During the 1860 Presidential election, Democrats working for Stephen A. Douglas held a carnival and ox-roast in the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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PETER NAVARRO TOLD OUR KELLY EVANS THE OTHER DAY THAT THE ECONOMY WAS, IN HIS WORDS, "AS STRONG AS AN OX." IS HE RIGHT?
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"The question is whose ox is getting gored, and in what quantity," said the aide, who didn't want to be identified discussing political strategy.
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This allows the Ox to be shipped cheaply to developing nations, where aid workers can use it to transport water, grain, fertilizer, and building materials.
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Prior to the discovery, the Ox Bel Ha system, located just south of Tulum, was ranked as the world's largest at 167 miles (270 km).
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The result was the Ox, "the world's first flatpack truck" — meaning it can be packed up into a flat box and shipped like Ikea furniture.
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In "Ox Prowl," Carte Blanche Performance dancers dressed as glowing lanterns guide audience members through the park with the promise of surprising encounters and performances.
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Most of those who had played Angel Gabriel in their school nativity worked in marketing, while playing an ox was linked to working in advertising.
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Bhima, a three-and-a-half-year-old ox, was born to Kunti, the leader of the herd, shortly before she arrived at the farm.
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"Taking one paid their feed bill for the entire year, for the rest of them," said Jason Molitor, the chief executive of the Ox Ranch.
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Given the immense physical stature of Harvey's weight, height, and ox like strength – he used that physicality to trap me and prevent me from leaving.
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Euphemisms are another frequent solution: If the word "ox" is taboo for a wife to say, she may refer to "the one that plows" instead.
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By subbing in less obvious identifiers, like "ox bone" for elephant ivory, traffickers are able to evade detection without having to resort to the dark net.
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We should retrieve our mojo on civil liberties and stop reflexively defending the alphabet agencies simply because this time it is not our ox being gored.
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The entire line will be available on Thursday, June 16 for $140 for the Hi and $130 for the Ox at Converse retail stores and Converse.com.
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While Eagles' show is set in one space, the Carte Blanche Performance Ox Prowl features silent actors gracefully gliding around the other exhibits at Up Late.
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Our Planet Earth's two most supreme leaders, the honorable Vladimir Putin and "strong like ox" Donald J. Trump, will meet in Helsinki on July 16, 2018.
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It took some convincing to make him believe I wasn't high, but had the constitution of an ox when it came to dancing for long durations.
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I would achieve tenure, master the Russian language and visit the world's largest statue of Paul Bunyan and his majestic blue ox, Babe, in Bemidji, Minn.
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The AleHorn doesn't come with a handle (it is an ox horn after all), but it does include a stand for all your friends to see.
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The rat jumped on the back of the kindhearted ox, who saw no problem giving the little guy a lift from one riverbank to the other.
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"We're not considering whose ox will be gored by this action or that action, whose fortune will be helped," he said at a public event recently.
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Grammy-award winning artist Louie Rankin -- famous for his role as Ox in the movie "Belly" -- died in a car crash in Canada ... TMZ has confirmed.
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Having to hurry around the floor asking where a pulse-ox device is compounds the stress and delays care when the patient struggling to breathe cannot wait.
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Iron Ox can market its produce as fresh, organic, and with fewer food miles, but this makes it more of a boutique product than a mainstream alternative.
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Iron Ox is developing a set of robots that can run a greenhouse automatically This way, orders can be placed and food gets shipped without human help.
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Though Iron Ox grows its produce using LED lights, in the future it hopes to build natural-light greenhouses to take advantage of the sun's free energy.
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He counters that she welshed on promises to end the tax on electricity bills and to make Jamaicans prosperous enough to eat ox tail and curried goat.
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Notably, "Big Ox," the large and frequently reproduced work from this series, is the first painting one sees upon entering the museum, introducing and announcing the exhibition.
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"Taking the ox by the nose, we grasped the three main problems of the banking sector: interbank, wealth management products and off-balance-sheet business," Xiao said.
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Converse Jack Purcell Ox Sneaker, $42.90 (after sale $65) [You save $22.10]These Converse sneakers have a more modern and work-appropriate look compared to the classic
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Another, featuring meaty knobs of oxtail and ox knee plus brisket, Napa cabbage, Korean chives, and whole cloves of garlic in bone broth, was homey and pure.
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For the dish, ox tongues and vegetables are arranged to resemble a side view of a head with an enormous mohawk hairdo, mimicking The Exploited's distinctive logo.
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For the main dishes, the group served ox brain ravioli, kidney with bone marrow and beans, and Cecchini's bistecca Fiorentina (a massive porterhouse steak) with blood sauce.
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Today, on the outskirts of town, peasants riding ox carts and dump trucks heading to Hpakant line up at candy-cane striped sawhorses wrapped in barbed wire.
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People in poorer countries don't, so they're often faced with tough decisions in times of drought: Sell the only ox for food and plow by hand next year?
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Gang's all here: the fierce Jennifer Barkley (Hahn), the brilliant, powerful musk-ox Ann Perkins (Jones), the proudly macabre April Ludgate (Plaza), and MY president Leslie Knope (Poehler).
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Robot farming startup Iron Ox has taken the first step in doing so, announcing today that it's selling robot-reared leafy greens in a single location in California.
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Iron Ox says the greens it's producing for Bianchini's travel just 0.6 miles to get there, which is half the distance traveled by a typical head of lettuce.
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The Reserve joins the OX, from Griffin's parent company Incipio, as the second iPhone 7 case from a major accessory company to offer an integrated 3.5mm headphone jack.
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World, I guess it's time for you to meet Matt Ox. If you don't already know who this kid is, just consider him a spawn of Post Malone.
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Oil giant Shell announced recently that it would commission a pre-production prototype of the Ox that it will then bring to India to assist in outreach programs.
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"Cahalan is a classic example of those who applaud the system when it produces what they want, but go crazy when their own ox gets gored," he said.
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He is the founder of ChefStable, Portland's most prolific restaurant group with 18 restaurants within the metro area under its belt, including Ox, Oven and Shaker, and Lardo.
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"This is within expectation; the stock's pricing was high and it trailed the disappointing performance of previous new economy companies," said Kingston Lin, CEO of Ox Financial Securities.
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As a tax bill winds its way through Congress, the pressure will be to ditch the structural reforms that gore someone's ox and loosen the discipline about deficits.
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Most recently, Chun-Li made headlines after Nicki Minaj announced a new single named after her, with cover art evoking her powerful legs and signature ox-horn buns.
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In a nondescript office park in Silicon Valley, a startup called Iron Ox is taking the first steps toward roboticizing greenhouse farming, which has so far stubbornly resisted automation.
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Plodding for sure, but strong as an ox with incredible stamina, he was a great athlete who ran the 100 meters in eleven seconds and could high jump 5'10.
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I love the ox blood colour of this lipstick, but this is probably the only one I tried that requires a lip liner to prevent the colour from feathering.
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The Ox is the brainchild of Torquil Norman, a philanthropist who runs the Global Vehicle Trust, and Gordon Murray, the South African engineer who helped create the McLaren F1.
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"Judges regarded their decisions involving freedom of contract as evenhanded, striking down any effort to prevent people from following their calling, no matter whose ox was gored," White explains.
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But the chef couple behind Ox in Portland have unpacked the art of the grill, investigating different fuel options and techniques, and, of course, tons of unexpected, creative recipes.
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In Mela Thiruvenkatanathapuram, though, he is known as the grandson of a local schoolteacher and yarn merchant who drove an ox-cart and typically wore a traditional wraparound dhoti.
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When Andrés first opened Bazaar Meat, Niman gave him an ox named Little Dogie that had been kept as a pet by his family for more than ten years.
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That means 24/7 health monitoring with features like pulse ox sleep tracking to measure the quality of your slumber, menstrual cycle tracking, respiration and hydration tracking, and more.
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To flag problematic profiles, they sometimes use hashtags like #CreepyDeniers, #ClimateBrawl, and #TeamMuskOx, named after the musk ox species that forms a circle around vulnerable members of its herd.
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A skewered baby corn cob coated with kernels from a mature cob and slicked with deeply smoky barbecue sauce winked at the sort of fare you might find in Taipei's night markets, while Beef Tongue Cracker, an oblong crisp with shavings of velvety ox tongue arranged atop a smear of caramelized onions, confit egg yolk with vinegar for dipping, was a sly nod to ox tongue crackers, a classic Taiwanese snack named for their shape.
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The OX case looks similar to most plastic iPhone 7 cases, but an added protrusion on the bottom similar to Apple's official battery pack provides space for the extra ports.
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They note he was born under the Chinese zodiac sign of the Bull, and have made word plays rhyming his family name, which sounds like the Chinese word for ox.
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Iron Ox now has the money to do so, given that it has raised more than $5 million in total, including a $3 million round it announced earlier this year.
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A security guard stands at a crossing as a train for employees, clients, and visitors passes near the "Paris Station" of the new sprawling Ox Horn Research and Development campus.
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It's not the most lyrically original rap release of the year, but Ox has good taste in producers—Oogie Mane and Real McCoy, mostly—and he almost always sounds convincing.
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The biggest misconception about Ox is that we are strictly a meat-lover's restaurant, but we actually get lots of vegans and vegetarians who love the experience of eating here.
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Excursions are immersive, from a blessing at a Buddhist ceremony in an ornate temple to sightseeing tours that include rides in sampan boats, trishaws, tuk-tuks and even ox carts.
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How, for example, can you fully appreciate the magnificent 14th or 15th century image of Genji in a carriage without knowing why the hero is in an ox-drawn cart?
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The ox is the working animal, and I've always felt that in my life I have been the one working long hours, seeing things through, being someone people can count on.
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Co-founder and CEO Brandon Alexander claimed that Iron Ox is able to do the equivalent of 30 acres of outdoor farming in just a single acre on its robotic farm.
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Adorned in gold and slathered in ox blood, they rode past adoring throngs to the temple of Jupiter, showcasing the human and material spoils of war and basking in near-divinity.
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He's an inheritor of late 1990s New York underground rap radicals MF Doom, Cannibal Ox and Anti-Pop Consortium, a tone-poet abstractionist seeking out the overlap between philosophizing and catatonia.
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The Ox Ranch provides a glimpse into the future of the mythic Texas range — equal parts exotic game-hunting retreat, upscale outdoor adventure, and breeding and killing ground for exotic species.
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Sleigh explains that "animals began to appear in medieval works of art," often as biblical Lambs of God or one of the symbols of the evangelists (an ox, lion, or eagle).
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Heading east into the heart of the country on Highway 203, we passed every mode of transport imaginable, from ox carts trundling on the roadside to modern, air-conditioned tour buses.
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And A. K. Anand saw terrified families fleeing villages by foot, in ox carts and on horseback, along roads littered with corpses picked apart by dogs and bloated from the rain.
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There's no doubt Apple builds excellent hardware, and the sheer existence of Apple's homegrown mobile OS years after competitors like Windows Mobile and Mozilla's Firefox OX is a testament to iOS' success.
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You'll find five private rooms where you can sing your heart out, while a full menu features classic Korean barbecue plus more unusual options, like seafood corn dogs and ox bone soup.
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The developers of SX Pro, a purchasable dongle that can be plugged into the Nintendo Switch to jailbreak the console, also sell firmware called SX OX, which can be used for homebrew.
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In the sort of hydroponics system that Iron Ox uses, each plant has to be transferred one by one through a series of different growing vats based on its rate of growth.
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It's hard to find much information about him, but Matt Ox is basically the more explicit version of MattyB, and goes as hard as you can get for a kid who raps.
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I say "current supporters" because feelings about Comey, clearly, have less to do with one's views of the man himself than with whose ox he is perceived to be ready to gore.
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Akinfenwa, a 34-year-old Londoner who had to journey to Lithuania to get his first start as a pro soccer player, is a gym freak who is built like an ox.
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When Korean-American rappers Year of the OX sat in the studio working on their latest track, they knew they already had one big problem: there's no Z in the Korean language.
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We offer our philosophy on eating, cooking, and grilling meat (and vegetables!) in our new cookbook coming out soon, Around the Fire: Recipes for Inspired Grilling and Seasonal Feasting from Ox Restaurant.
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They had nicknames like Boo, Trey Bags, Jim-Jim, Ox and Iron, and they gave Mr. Morgan enthusiastic hugs and handshakes as they took pictures with him and reminisced about the past.
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But Greg Denton and Gabrielle Quiñónez Denton, the couple who won a James Beard award for their Argentine-inspired restaurant Ox, believed that Portland had lacked French classics for a few years.
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New Jersey's proposed changes might make things more efficient by cutting out the middle-man, but in this case the middle-man happens to be the voter whose ox is getting gored.
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Location: Modena, ItalyChef: Massimo BotturaRanking on 2018 list: 5Michelin stars: 3Dinner mains starting at: €290 ($321) for a 12-course tasting menu including an eel starter dish and an ox rib eye
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Mr. Li enrolled in Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University in 1951 to study philosophy and logic, but his passion was reading "oracle bones" — ox or turtle bones used in ancient China for divination.
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Participants range from Black Mountain School in North Carolina and Ox-Bow School of Art in Michigan to Los Angeles's Free School of Architecture, London's Antiuniversity Now, and the ASCII Project in Giza.
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Then you realize that it is just an old, dying ox that they then hit in the horn with a hammer until it was hanging so that Oyama could karate chop it off.
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Me and F1LTHY stayed with Nedarb last summer while we were out in LA for the Matt Ox x Chief Keef shows, and me and Nedarb started talking about doing a project eventually.
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The husband and wife chef duo serve serious carnivorous goodness at OX, their Argentine-inspired Portland restaurant—but after gathering ingredients from the MUNCHIES garden, they proved that their skills go beyond beef.
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Tankers brought drinking water, but she worried about her three cattle, three buffalo and an ox that the family had bought, one by one, beginning 25 years ago when crop yields were bountiful.
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"They had to winch the ox cart up the last stretch," said Mr. Brebner, as we stood at the summit, gazing at a bronze plaque, surrounded by rounded boulders, that marks Rhodes's grave.
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Caash released "Kerwin Frost Scratch That" (a collaboration with the feral young rapper Matt Ox), basically a hardcore song of a hip-hop track that's reminiscent of the earliest Beastie Boys mosh anthems.
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Beef tongue lies half-hidden in a froth of cold-smoked mushroom stock scented by anise and thyme, a homage to a Filipino recipe for ox tongue and Campbell's cream of mushroom soup.
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The roof leaked and equipment was being transported by ox carts and bicycles, but in the abandoned St. Mary Magdalene Church, along the southern coast of India, there was no room for pessimism.
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A gentle giant with shoulders like an ox, he's so determined to escape his gangbanging past that when he finally lumbers into action, his weapon of choice is a sledgehammer, not a gun.
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On the needle's tip he would nod and dream of the Forestry land rising up to the Ox Mountains and the slight girl with dyed black hair on the riverbank there one morning.
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"What we need here is a decent irrigation system," said farmer Mario Cruzata, 45, who uses ox-drawn plows to work his fields of yucca, eggplant and lettuce in southeastern Santiago de Cuba province.
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Farmers across the country who normally rely on ox-drawn ploughs to till their fields fear they will have to plow by hand this year – and harvest little at the end of the season.
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Alongside the keyboard mod, Motorola also announced a new Lenovo Vital Moto Mod, which can measure heart rate, respiratory rate, Pulse Ox, core body temperature, and systolic and diastolic blood pressure from your finger.
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"This has become my main source of income," said Mwenda, who now can operate all the hand-held and ox-driven equipment, from rippers and jab planters to oxen-driven planters and shallow weeders.
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Arranged throughout these pages are black-and-white photographs of paintings (like Rembrandt's "The Slaughtered Ox"), objects (like a dead relative's headstone) and people (like Urbain Martien and his wife sitting on a hillside).
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In the evening, I have a choice between artistically-decorated sushi variations in the Japanese restaurant Sakura, or lobster lasagne and ox cheeks with red wine shallots at the fine dining Italian restaurant Serenissima.
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In this episode of Noisey Raps, we travel from Philadelphia to Los Angeles with Ox, his team at Working on Dying, and his mom, who's just now getting a grip with her son's stardom.
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The maschere di Sorgono are crowned with deer horns and a vest of cascading bones, while the merdules chase the boes, who wear carved wooden masks with long horns recalling those of an ox.
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The tasting menu started with appetizers such as blood sausage with apple pickles, beef intestines filled with farofa (toasted cassava), an empanada stuffed with oxtail and tripe stew, and grilled ox heart and testicles.
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The Blue Ox Malthouse in Maine was established to coax farmers there to grow barley as a cover crop, which the company then turns into malt that is sold to the state's craft beer industry.
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Dan Steere of Abundant, John Binney of Iron Ox, Sebastian Boyer of Farmwise and Willy Pell of Blue River will join us to discuss the ways in which robotics will transform the global food system.
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That's why Iron Ox, which Alexander and his co-founder Jon Binney started in 2015, doesn't work on outdoor plots, but out of a 5,000-square-foot warehouse in San Carlos, CA., in Silicon Valley.
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Held's Alphabet paintings from the early 1960s — large, flatly painted hard-edge abstractions based on letter forms — preceded Schapiro's Ox series by a few years, and his black-and-white series are from 83–69.
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Murton says his team has already uncovered the mummified carcass of a bison within the sediment, as well as the frozen remains of a musk ox, mammoth, and a 4,400-year-old Holocene-era horse.
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It is also the home to wolves, foxes, musk ox, polar bears and grizzlies and over 250 species of birds, including birds that migrate to Canada and to all 50 states in the United States.
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Also, we've seen Cousins do a bit of this with the Kings: Most opponents will try to avoid switching Cousins and Davis' defenders, since the latter is lightning-quick and the former is ox-strong.
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A couple of weeks before Christmas Day that year, Mr. Carr loaded two ox sleds with "thrifty young firs and spruces" and headed for the city, according to an 1878 New York Daily Tribune article.
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There was the late-night bowl of seolleongtang — ox bone soup, slow cooked to snow white opaqueness — over which a colleague and I defrosted our cheeks after shivering through the opening ceremony of the Games.
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The week started with the Summit of the Cruel Scions, following the Summit of the Scorned Allies, with President Trump "crashing around the world like a hormonal musk ox," as The Financial Times put it.
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It has room for woozily melodic rappers like UnoTheActivist; rock-influenced sing-rappers like Trippie Redd; and even Matt Ox, a white preteen rapper from Philadelphia whose breakthrough video, "Overwhelming," was full of fidget spinners.
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The Year of the Rat is, then, the first on the Chinese zodiac calendar, followed by the Year of the Ox, and so forth, based on the order in which the creatures finished the race.
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But I had a great meal of Thai-style mussels and roasted brussels sprouts at Amber Ox Public House, the rare kind of microbrewery where the food menu is as enticing as the draft list.
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When I was mixing I was called DJ OX. One of the friends that I had was Derrick May, and I also know Carl Craig, Jeff Mills, Kevin Saunderson... How did you meet all of them?
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Based in the central Italian town of Reggio Emilia, ICE has operations in Brazil and across South America where it collects ox-bile to produce cholic acid, which is used by drugmakers to treat liver conditions.
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If Iron Ox truly wants to change farming, it needs to compete on price with modern outdoor farms that have been optimized over the past century to produce incredible amounts of produce as cheaply as possible.
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In order to extract the oil, they must smash the peanuts (or sesame) seeds with a hsi zone mill, which involves an ox walking in circles, four kilos of shelled peanuts, and two hours of time.
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I have my eye on Risbridger's recipe for bolognese (it involves an ox cheek and four squares of dark chocolate), although it strikes me as something better cooked on a chilly November day than in June.
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A major piece of the hefty price tag is that the Urus — named for an extinct wild ox — has to evoke that same Lambo-ness that the Aventador does, but in the form of an SUV.
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Nike teamed up with Travis Scott for a new take on the iconic Air Jordan 1 whilst Converse paired with Tyler, The Creator to create the all-new GLF Gianno Ox model, according to Sneaker News.
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There are a seven-headed dragon that presages the apocalypse; a winged ox that Luke sits on as he writes his Gospel; and the gaping mouths of hell, belonging to alternately vicious- and bored-looking beasts.
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A 1631 painted screen by Tawaraya Sotatsu, which sets delicate trees and an ox cart against an intensely stylized green hill, will demolish any convictions you might have had about the difference between abstraction and figuration.
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On top of the usual preloaded GPS and music storage, Garmin's also adding Pulse Ox blood oxygen saturation tracking, which it uses to estimate body energy levels in combination with heart rate, sleep, and activity data.
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Although Wellman's oeuvre includes such once well-regarded films as "The Ox-Bow Incident" (1943) and "The Story of G.I. Joe" (1945), he has little of the artistry ascribed to Howard Hawks, let alone John Ford.
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Available in Luxe, Style, and 33/3S models, the Vivomove series now includes GPS, Garmin Pay, pulse ox sleep tracking, and many of the other health and wellness features found on the Vivoactive and Venu watches.
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Police on Wednesday said in a statement they would conduct a forensic analysis of the video and ensure justice "irrespective of whose ox is gored," adding that they were in touch with the woman in the video.
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Its faeces provides food for thousands of insects, its skin living space for ox picker birds, the branches it breaks down through walking through the jungle provides food for antelopes and produces pathways to escape from leopards.
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Bostonians may boast that their public transit system is the oldest in the country—public ox cart service started in 1631, the subway was dug in 1897—but that means that system is also really, really old.
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He's 20183 years old and already an elite perimeter defender who oscillates between an ox and a cheetah—he's immovable in the post and can slide step for step with any primary ball-handler in the league.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Latin alphabet's letter A can be traced back to an Egyptian hieroglyph of an ox head; the letter M is believed to have its origins in a hieroglyph representing water.
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The next year, he filled a villa in the German city of Wuppertal with detuned and junk-stuffed pianos, a record player with a dildo instead of a tonearm and the head of a freshly slaughtered ox.
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It stems from an Aboriginal folktale, which describes the creature as a monster that lurks around swamps and lagoons, described as having a long neck and a body similar to that of an ox, hippo, or manatee.
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In high school he started DJing and learned to produce with his friends in the experimental rap crew Atoms Family—including Vast Aire and Vordul, later of Cannibal Ox, who inspired Geng to push his beatmaking fundamentals.
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Drivers in Washington, D.C. have not gotten remotely better at navigating in snow and ice over the past century—a nineteenth-century dusting would presumably have resulted in fishtailing Conastoga wagons and roads littered with abandoned ox carts.
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It came to an end in 1958, when SAS, a Scandinavian carrier, was fined $20,000 by IATA for serving open sandwiches that, contrary to IATA's rules, contained overly fancy ingredients such as ox tongue, lettuce hearts and asparagus.
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Today, the majority of leafy greens (the kind of produce that Iron Ox focuses on) in the U.S. are grown in California and Arizona — especially during the winter months when it's colder in the rest of the country.
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Those born in the Chinese years of the Ox and the Snake should have a good year, while for fire monkeys such as Taiwan's new President Tsai Ing-wen, the stars favor work, travel and finance, CLSA said.
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For the design of the dragon itself, Zhu notes that actually in Chinese culture the form is a hybrid of nine different animals, including an ox for the head that feature the horns, or antlers, of a deer.
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In the end, we understand if someone is coming in to Ox for a fat steak and little else, but we hope our menu will entice people to create a balanced meal and maybe try some new things.
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I think you've been cast as a hero or a villain depending on the — whose political ox is being gored at many different times during the course of the Clinton e-mail investigation, and even — even now, perhaps.
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The 1480 woodcut print, on view in The Art of Ownership: Bookplates and Book Collectors from 1480 to the Present at the Rosenbach Museum and Library in Philadelphia, depicts an angel holding a shield emblazoned with an ox.
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On OX, his debut proper, he sounds disturbingly self-assured, holding himself together on tracks with Valee and Chief Keef, flexing constantly, bragging about putting "thirteen racks in my motor" as if he's anywhere near the legal driving age.
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Highlights include the debut of a mural project (called "Em Casa: Brazilian Cutlery") by the painter Marco DaSilva on June 3, and the screening of a new queer horror film ("Blood-Red Ox") by Rodrigo Bellott on June 5.
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Ox and Gazelle may be from different walks of life, but that's nothing compared with the physical distance separating the letter-writing pair in "Pen Pals," the French author-illustrator Alexandra Pichard's first book to be translated into English.
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In a holistic sense, this collection of songs culminates into a wonderful testament to sadness, aided by the talents of guest cellist Raphael Weinroth-Browne (who has also contributed to Musk Ox, Woods of Ypres, The Visit, Thrawsunblat, and Leprous).
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That splayed ox you see gleams like the treasures of Golconda, so that insects and glittering birds … flow here in torrents […] This metaphorical perception of the beef paintings has obviously colored Cabanne's way of seeing — and writing about — Soutine's brilliant canvas.
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Certainly, the transformation of the image of the dead ox into something that the writer observes as so real, so mysterious, and so enchanting harks back to ancient beliefs in the magical powers ascribed to the image-making of "great" artists.
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That view may well prevail, and the job of working out the financial market impact of a shutdown, or even a short-term technical default, may simply be a matter of seeing whose economic ox gets gored and trading accordingly.
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Faridkot Journal 1003 Photos View Slide Show ' FARIDKOT, India — A column of 4-by-4s turned off a dusty road in rural Punjab last week, past ox carts and farmworkers holding sickles, and came to a stop in an unmarked field.
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As Iron Ox co-founder and CEO Brandon Alexander told me, the current setup can produce about 26,000 plants per year and is equivalent to a one-acre outdoor farm — though this one is obviously indoors and far more densely packed.
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In Homer's "Odyssey", the other winds had to be tied up in an ox-hide bag so that goody-goody Zephyrus could give Odysseus a gentle glide back to Ithaca; when the bag was accidentally opened, the other winds supplanted him.
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"I'm in a cage of shame and self-doubt and failure," Vincent says to Theo (James Donald), who discovers him dwelling in dire conditions in the Borinage, striving to match his parishioners' poverty and sleeping on straw like an ox.
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Inland, toward the Merritt Parkway, older homes on large wooded properties share the neighborhood with the Ox Ridge Hunt Club, the Wee Burn Country Club and the Country Club of Darien, each of which holds local and national equestrian competitions.
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Now helmed by a young Swedish chef, Simon Harrison, the restaurant features a dinner menu melding global and seasonal Greenlandic ingredients into dishes that are creative twists on the traditional, such as musk ox fillet and haunch wrapped in seaweed.
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Besides the Pony Express, they had stagecoach companies, a bank, an insurance company, ox delivery companies — which would be the equivalent today of heavy-freight eighteen-wheelers; six or eight or 12 oxen with a big wagon, delivering really heavy stuff.
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In June, people there told us, they watched a herd of musk ox retreat to small patches of snow that lingered in the hills as they panted through a three-day heat wave of temperatures at and above 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
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After two pleasantly sinewy meat courses — ox with corn and Trondheim beef grilled on a chunk of Himalayan salt — came the most memorable dish of the meal: Brennende Kjaerlighet (Burning Love), grilled lamb sausage, beets, onions and pancetta with potato purée.
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"Most of the time when you look out on the tundra you're not seeing tons of caribou or musk ox or other potential hosts for mosquitoes," she said, referring to the blood meal that female mosquitoes need to lay eggs.
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