Few buildings are still standing; most of them were pancaked by airstrikes.
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They pre-announce good numbers, they go up and then they get pancaked.
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A square portion of the second floor gave way and pancaked the cars below.
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Beyond it, there are buildings with pancaked roofs, evidence of Russian and Syrian bombs.
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Almost every house is damaged, some left as massive slabs of pancaked concrete and beyond repair.
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The floor plans you publish look like townhouses were pancaked and spread over vast apartment floors.
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Buildings lay pancaked by airstrikes, and stripped of their marble cladding and copper wiring by looters.
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The three-story school building pancaked into a pile of concrete rubble on the city's south side.
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Turn one corner away from the Old City, and normal life can be seen blooming between the pancaked buildings.
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The Chromebook is fairly simple as the name implies, with two pancaked pieces drawn together by large silver hinges.
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In one strike in Homs Province, a woman's body was pancaked between the roof and ceiling of her house.
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Two workers were on the 950-ton bridge when it pancaked on top of vehicles waiting at a stoplight.
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"I've out-pancaked him," laughs the Buffy star, who has a variety of pancake kits available through her company, Foodstirs.
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Many buildings are pancaked or damaged beyond repair; others, like a stadium near the city center that partially collapsed, less so.
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In Eastern Kentucky, where new penitentiaries squat atop the pancaked mountains left behind by coal mining, prison jobs are highly valued.
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Then earlier in February, New Horizons sent back photos that showed the misshapen space peanut was, in fact, more pancaked than plump.
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It was destroyed, taking a direct hit that pancaked its three stories into one, entombing and killing 25 people, including nine staff members.
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Most were caught under 950 tons of steel and concrete that fell with enough force to flatten vehicles into pancaked hulks of metal.
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Pancaked buildings and a large Ferris wheel -- signs of the life there that was, has been extinguished, and may take years to come back.
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Its lower storeys, filled with arcades of shops, pancaked on top of each other before the entire U-shaped complex toppled in on itself.
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The image of the pancaked school building framed by a halo of wooden beams wedged in the concrete to brace it now haunts the city.
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Video posted online showed clouds of smoke over a jumble of concrete roofs, pancaked houses with their contents spilling into the streets and fighter jets overhead.
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Three people died here walking into their own home, he tells us, as we look down at a roof that has been pancaked to the ground.
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At least eight people were killed when the three-story building that housed the Ohen Nursery and Primary School pancaked into the ground about 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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American was upgraded today and at one point it was flying high and then they just pancaked it ... I'm saying that Southwest is the one to be in.
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Even as Simpson had treated justice like an open-field tackler, deploying some slick maneuvers to elude its grasp, he would get pancaked less than a decade later.
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"Either I belong to them or they kill my family," he said in a shelter room where mattresses are pancaked on top of each other during the day.
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Soon, this will be Nvidia's IRL Silicon Valley headquarters, a mammoth complex that will look a bit like a pancaked sports arena under a microchip blanket when finished.
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Dr. Alfredo Vega, who was working with the rescue team, said that a girl whom he identified only as "Frida Sofia" had been located alive under the pancaked floor slabs.
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A wing of the Enrique Rebsamen School pancaked when the earthquake struck, and became a focal point of national attention as rescuers raced to pull children and adults from the rubble.
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The two patties, pancaked to a blackening crunch on the griddle, sprawl beyond the borders of the bun, running with "special sauce" and yellow cheese that works as a second sauce.
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The comedian and "Crashing" star tells TMZ ... he likes his pancaked nose because it's a helpful reminder of 30 years of drug abuse and all the terrible places it led him.
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Standing by what had been a sturdy concrete house of five stories, now pancaked to the ground, he said, an aid worker had told him there were three bodies under the rubble.
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It's possible that if you were trapped under a pancaked skyscraper after an earthquake, or in a mine that had just collapsed, you'd be totally fine with getting rescued by a giant robot cockroach.
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Cordova's wife had given up on ever seeing him again after the five-story Gato de Portoviejo hotel collapsed on him Saturday night, pancaked by the magnitude-7.8 earthquake like the rest of downtown.
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The Humvee I was in stopped next to a Toyota pickup truck with Iraqi plates and a Russian machine gun mounted in the bed; it had been compressed beneath a building pancaked by an air strike.
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Then this week, it transformed into something more macabre when a red tarp flew off one of the pancaked upper stories, revealing the dangling legs of a corpse that has been wedged under the rubble since October.
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The worker, Delmer Joel Ramirez Palma, had to scramble to stay alive while metal and debris rained down and parts of the 18-story structure pancaked around him and killed three of his colleagues on Oct. 12.
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The building's lower floors pancaked on top of each other in the 6.4 magnitude quake and then the whole structure toppled, raising immediate questions about the quality of materials and workmanship used in its construction in the 1990s.
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Three people remain unaccounted for, and only one ambulance was standing by on Wednesday, according to local news reports, signaling the diminished chances of pulling more residents from the pancaked rubble of some 25 apartments in the freezing cold.
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But in an instant, this 950-ton span under construction at the Florida International University collapsed, and with no time to act or to flee, the cars that just so happened to be below it were pancaked under the rubble.
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As rescuers searched for survivors, questions were raised about the construction of the Wei-guan Golden Dragon Building in the southern city of Tainan, with its floors that pancaked down on each other when the 21 magnitude tremor hit at around 4 a.m.
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And as all true brunch enthusiasts know, it's as much about the food as it is the company — so when the meal is delish and the crowd's just right, the syrup on top of the pancaked occasion is an outfit to match.
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In three bluntly metaphorical projections here, dating from 2011 to 20073, he films busted automobiles as they're torn apart for scrap: One is pancaked in a car crusher, while another is gripped by a giant claw and tossed like a rag doll.
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Amateur video that cannot be independently verified by CNN shows scenes of chaos and carnage playing out across the province: families with children run through the shells of their homes; a woman pancaked under the rubble except for a protruding hand, still moving; and bombings, one after another turning the skyline dark gray.
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The attention of many in Mexico and abroad had been drawn to the plight of a girl identified only as Frida Sofia, who was said to have been located alive under the pancaked school building and became a symbol for the hopes of thousands of rescuers working around the clock in search of quake survivors.
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The race restarted on lap 187, Caution flew for the fifth time on lap 188 for another multi-car crash in turn 2. Matt Kenseth got loose exiting turn 2. He pancaked the front of Kyle Busch and that accordioned into Kasey Kahne and sent Busch spinning down the backstretch.
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"It was a matter of five feet, and he would have been clear," Warren Krise, an Air East official, said afterward. The plane pancaked on impact and was torn apart. The underside of the fuselage was crushed upward, the top of the passenger cabin collapsed downward, and the cabin walls were forced outward.
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Flight 703 pancaked onto a hilltop and broke up as it slid along the ground, killing the flight attendant instantly. Passenger Reginald John Dixon tried to free two others trapped near the wing root as the wreckage caught fire. He failed to free them and a flash fire critically burned him. He died from his injuries two weeks later.
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Empty tanks and cofferdams imploded as it descended, tearing open the structure and folding back the steel ribbing of the poop deck. The section landed with such force that it buried itself about deep at the rudder. The decks pancaked down on top of each other and the hull plating splayed out to the sides. Debris continued to rain down across the seabed for several hours after the sinking.
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The ceiling of the lobby was lowered, allowing for the first two floors of the bank to be pancaked on top of each other; the granite ionic columns were also stripped. After the 1963 renovation, the building took part in a lighting contest winning a national award, the entire facade of the building was lit up with fluorescent lights, glowing in the Spokane skyline. Today the Old National Bank building is occupied by US Bank.
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The 1994 Northridge earthquake caused the loss of many residences and historic buildings, particularly on the north side of the city. Other notable damage: St. John's hospital came close to collapsing; Honda of Santa Monica's parking structure pancaked crushing numerous cars. In all, 100 buildings were condemned outright, including 3,100 apartment units, while far more suffered repairable damage. The Evening Outlook, which had been purchased by the Copley Press newspaper chain in 1983, was closed in 1998 after 123 years of reporting.
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The bow is by far the more intact section and still contains some surprisingly intact interiors. In contrast, the stern is completely wrecked; its decks have pancaked down on top of each other and much of the hull plating was torn off and lies scattered across the sea floor. The much greater level of damage to the stern is probably due to structural damage incurred during the sinking. Thus weakened, the remainder of the stern was flattened by the impact with the sea bed.
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The forward fuselage broke off, the plane pancaked and skidded, then launched into the air and slammed nose-first into the ground, falling over on its back and exploding into a ball of flame. The accident took less than two minutes from the beginning of takeoff until the final crash. Investigators with the Civil Aeronautics Board determined that the cable physically connecting the first officer's control wheel to the aileron boost unit had disconnected. This had caused the ailerons to put the aircraft in a starboard-wing-down attitude, and had prevented the pilots from being able to correct the bank.
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According to UCC Palestine Solidarity Campaign, a group of students and staff at University College Cork (Ireland) engaged in recording the history of Palestinian political advocacy, Stevens went to the U.S. embassy on the day of her death to urge William McIntyre, Deputy Director of USAID in Lebanon, to pledge more U.S. aid to Palestinian refugees and Lebanese Shi’a groups in Lebanon. According to the University of Pennsylvania's Almanac, Stevens had also been serving as an interpreter to an Arab delegation to the embassy. Stevens and McIntyre were lunching together in the embassy cafeteria when a truck carrying 2,000 pounds (900kg) of explosives crashed into the building and detonated. Seven floors in the middle of the building collapsed and "pancaked".
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The tablets were discovered just where they had fallen when their wooden shelves burned in the final conflagration of "Palace G". The archive was kept in orderly fashion in two small rooms off a large audience hall (with a raised dais at one end); one repository contained only bureaucratic economic records on characteristic round tablets, the other, larger room held ritual and literary texts, including pedagogical texts for teaching young scribes. Many of the tablets had not previously been baked, but when all were preserved by the fire that destroyed the palace, their storage method served to fire them almost as thoroughly as if in a kiln: they had been stored upright in partly recessed wooden shelves, rectos facing outward, leaning backwards at an angle so that the incipit of each tablet could be seen at a glance, and separated from one another by fragments of baked clay. The burning shelving pancaked - collapsing in place and preserving the order of the tablets.Succinctly described in Wellisch 1981:492.
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