We tell stories about the green pieces of paper that form our money, and we tell stories about the value of the things we buy with those green pieces of paper.
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And you can do it with little pieces of paper.
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I burned those pieces of paper in a small fire.
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Digitising these pieces of paper would also reduce fraud risk.
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John Mininno slaps two pieces of paper onto an overhead projector.
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She plays with pieces of wood, pieces of paper, shopping bags.
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That's five years spent remaking some very small pieces of paper.
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All because of her scribblings on little pink pieces of paper.
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They threw the pieces of paper in a stainless steel pail.
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Pabst often draws his images on pieces of paper or cardboard.
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It looks like lots of IOUs were issued, pieces of paper.
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Photos shared online show pieces of paper flying all over the courtyard.
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Figuratively, we trade pieces of paper with green ink for real stuff.
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When Mario shatters a brick, torn-up pieces of paper rain down.
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I wrote them on little pieces of paper and stapled them together.
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That explains why the thinner pieces of paper were easier to burn.
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Then, in mock shock, he starts pulling out blank pieces of paper.
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"I'm going to write his name on five pieces of paper," says Jenna.
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We wrote them down on little pieces of paper that we sometimes buried.
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I'm always jotting down ideas on various pieces of paper throughout the week.
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The artwork consisted of 2,000 pieces of paper and took four days to assemble.
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Why do these pieces of paper have value, and couldn't something else have value?
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Six pages were covered with white pieces of paper to block out personal information.
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And then Speaker Nancy Pelosi stole it by ripping up some pieces of paper.
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You need to see these pieces of paper calm down and calm down now.
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Her teacher passes out rectangular pieces of paper, instructing the students to make name tags.
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But in the end, a few pieces of paper may have unraveled the cold case.
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You're effectively halving the number of pieces of paper you need for each print run.
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We don't want thousands of pieces of paper that are already public or extensively redacted.
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On small pieces of paper, I wrote down what I miss about my old husband.
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A few minutes later, she pulled out pieces of paper and read all the compliments.
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I was dodging pieces of paper and other flying material whipped up by the wind.
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If fire isn't your thing, you can also flush these pieces of paper down the toilet.
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When the truckers I met started driving, you logged your driving hours on pieces of paper.
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One is played with neither dice or cards, but does involve burning real pieces of paper.
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Unraveling Obama's entire environmental legacy won't be as simple as signing a few pieces of paper.
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The problem, however, is that holding up white pieces of paper on television invites photoshopped memes.
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When I came back home, I found pieces of paper with telephone numbers on them everywhere.
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Elsewhere, he turned larger pieces of paper into what amounted to a personal hall of fame.
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That's right, you've been buying expensive pieces of paper to wrap your even more expensive items.
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Kids are creative when they're just given pieces of paper and able to see what they create.
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Everybody has replicated what StubHub built, which is effectively a marketplace to exchange anonymous pieces of paper.
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You could write down your personal favorites on pieces of paper, then throw them into the air.
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Those pieces of paper can help you document the cost of additional living expenses, including temporary housing.
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Many residents nervously read handwritten speeches from crumpled pieces of paper, while other spoke from the heart.
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GPS navigation is more convenient, but those vast, folded pieces of paper gave you the bigger picture.
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"We don't want thousands of pieces of paper, we want specific ... documents we've asked for," Cummings said.
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These were expensive and messy, and "we all ended up with little pieces of paper everywhere", she says.
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Yes, the are three minutes of The Defenders where Jessica Jones, infamous badass, looks at pieces of paper.
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"What we end up competing with is pieces of paper pinned to the break-room wall," added Cross.
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He also found pieces of paper and a paste, apparently containing chili and candle wax, inside each bundle.
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I'm getting handed pieces of paper with just addresses on them, because there's such a huge language barrier.
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I tried this several times with different size pieces of paper and in different locations within the bowl.
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"We had almost four million pieces of paper pass through those scanners on Election Day," Mr. Ryan said.
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That seemed to give Seattle residents plenty of times to lose track of a few pieces of paper.
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If tearing up pieces of paper is the best we can do, we're in for a depressing November.
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And why not give them little pieces of paper which are gonna get inflated away at some point?
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One section involves various pieces of paper and board covered with red grease, adding a striking color note.
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They continue to rely on logging their financial transactions — credit, for instance — on notebooks and pieces of paper.
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The world has a growing appetite for small green pieces of paper with Benjamin Franklin on the front.
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Not everybody, however, considers that signatures on pieces of paper will make any real difference on the ground.
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Migrants slipped pieces of paper into his hand as F Francis passed by, which he handed to an aide.
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It stars two pieces of paper who cut each other into different shapes to solve a variety of puzzles.
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On Wednesday, former Blizzard employee Kevin Hovdestad tweeted a photo of the "values" plates covered by pieces of paper.
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BONDS, shares and Treasury bills are all very well, but in the end they are just pieces of paper.
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Dressed in black, they held up pieces of paper with a powerful message in red, resurrecting a haunting memory.
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For Kentridge, this meant one large woodcut, while for Webster it meant drawing on mostly small pieces of paper.
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After all, in the end, profits are made by people—both employees and consumers—and not pieces of paper.
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Some were testy, insisting that pen scrawls on napkins and random pieces of paper were proof of their claims.
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You give 'em little pieces of paper, and they can convert that into buying-- they can buy government bonds.
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Whenever he found pieces of paper in the trash or on the ground, he'd make himself a paper airplane.
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But between all the pieces of paper I found sentences and paragraphs that, taken together, made the point clear.
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Those who think that violence can be confronted and defeated with words, laws and pieces of paper are naïve.
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Tormenting the poor pieces of paper on which the speech was written does not have many other plausible explanations.
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In one corner of the party, guests created their "lip signature" with red Chanel lipstick and pieces of paper.
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Overnight, two of the biggest bank notes in the country became "worthless pieces of paper," as Modi put it.
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The isolated proteins were ultimately transferred onto pieces of paper and soaked in blood serum from peanut-allergic patients.
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We're not psychic, but we predict that those little pieces of paper will be going straight into the trash.
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Knives recovered from vehicle along w/ 218503-212019 pieces of paper where he wrote that ISIS will live forever.
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Among those chance pieces of paper, I found my own 1980 report card from our church's Sunday school program.
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Inside, the teacher allegedly found eight handwritten pieces of paper that mentioned guns and included plans for killing nine people.
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You can make them bigger or smaller or stack them on top of each other like they're pieces of paper.
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Names are read, hands are shook, and useless pieces of paper worth thousands of dollars in debt are given out.
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To that end, he dropped pieces of paper when the blast wave hit him (from a safe distance, of course).
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"People couldn't even afford to buy the magazine so I was just signing pieces of paper for them," said McCarthy.
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Don a standard troll costume and spend the evening handing out pieces of paper with angry conspiracy theories and insults.
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We literally ask these professionals to use little pieces of paper to move more than 700 million passengers a year.
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Pieces of paper representing various concepts ("CHILD", "HOME", "SPOUSE") are set alight by the group and discussed as they burn.
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But these aren't your average disposable salon flip flops — which are usually no thicker than a few pieces of paper.
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Most of those records (literally pieces of paper) have ended up in a single data center building in lower Manhattan.
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De Quincey had wonderful ideas he could never remember, often scribbled down on pieces of paper he could never find.
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What alone deters an Iranian "rush" is the threat of preemptive U.S. or Israeli military strikes, not pieces of paper.
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Just a series of questions and the two pieces of paper from Trump — authored by none other than Harold Bornstein.
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He would shuffle through them, pulling out pieces of paper and photographs, tapping them with a finger to illustrate a point.
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Every time we get a delivery, we get these pieces of paper which tell us all the information about the animal.
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And he kept following me with these pieces of paper, so I imagined there must be something on 'em worth discussing.
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Girls at the Zataari refugee camp wrote their dreams on small pieces of paper, which they put in balloons and released.
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Burning pieces of paper at a table with my friends is not representative of a genuine loss of anything in particular.
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The Department of Health official wrote down what the doctors said on pieces of paper taped to the wall, Rumberger said.
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Most offices use a Google Calendar for this, and mark a room occupied with pieces of paper taped to the wall.
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So I did four sessions, each with 25 of our top 100 executives, and we started with blank pieces of paper.
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Other times they have little pieces of paper with numbers and names written on them so that they can make contact.
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Walking past the umbrellas with their boastful pieces of paper, I feel a pang of guilt about coming here to gawk.
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I remember ancient Hebrew benedictions being written out on thin pieces of paper and having to drink them in a tea.
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But that did not matter to the gaggle of supporters who suffocated her with hugs and pieces of paper to sign.
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In sum, technically worthless pieces of paper, imbued with a valueless token, and representing something even more ephemeral and, yes, priceless.
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But the real find was a copy of a hand-scrawled architectural tour, available in printouts on oversized pieces of paper.
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Those pieces of paper represented Mr. Matabor's old life, and would be added to his official application for a new one.
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CHADS, those little pieces of paper you punch out of a ballot, do tend to hang on, especially in polling places.
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Twenty-eight months later, that bottle—and the two rolled-up pieces of paper inside it—washed up on France's southwest coastline.
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"We read those intentions out loud, and then put those pieces of paper in the middle of the table," Van Noppen said.
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At their wedding, the couple had guests write down marriage advice on small pieces of paper and stuff them into a jar.
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This section's major puzzle involves a series of chemical combinations, forcing you to refer back and forth between several pieces of paper.
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No, what we're looking at here isn't policy; it's pieces of paper whose goal is to soothe the big man's temper tantrums.
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Soon, he found himself measuring everything — pieces of paper, the distances between them, his own hands — culminating in the room-size work.
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Pieces of paper from TransCanada hang at the entrance with behavioral guidelines for the oil workers who usually live in these rooms.
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"When one of these blows up, it makes you feel reckless trying to save money with these flimsy pieces of paper," Cramer said.
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Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden refused to return what are known as "blue slips" — pieces of paper signaling a senator's approval or disapproval.
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One by one, he gingerly removed pieces of paper from the bag, the records that documented the last months of his daughter's life.
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Each day, they print about 2,500 pieces of paper, on both sides, to be collected as sutras and distributed across the Tibetan plateau.
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And the next thing I know we are folding up little pieces of paper, creaming them up and seeing how they would fit.
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It took four days, 31 volunteers, and around 2000,22 pieces of paper to install, and within a day, the public had destroyed it all.
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"I imagine it's less intimidating playing basketball with Michael Jordan if you're at home just throwing pieces of paper in the trash," he joked.
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In order to make large portraits of European elites, artists had to literally piece together pieces of paper, circumventing the limitations of their medium.
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To start the tie-breaking process the board printed pieces of paper with Simonds and Yancey's names, and cut them to the same size.
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Before the treatments, guests write what they want to release on pieces of paper — and then crumple it up and light it on fire.
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The pieces of paper placed on government vehicles warned police, firefighters and FBI agents of a "satellite microwave weapon" being used to target them.
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But on Saturday his remarks had a distinct through line, anchored by the talking points his campaign had written down on pieces of paper.
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"Did you know that in the Song dynasty it was illegal to throw away any pieces of paper with writing on them?" she said.
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The police told them they had some information to share, and when the reporters showed up, they were handed rolled-up pieces of paper.
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We accept the fact that doctors scrawl our information onto pieces of paper because of an incredible struggle to get medicine to go digital.
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Fragments of this motif were printed horizontally on extra-large pieces of paper that Bourgeois then attacked with pencil and red gouache or watercolor.
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If tearing up pieces of paper is the best that powerful American Democrats can do, is it any surprise to see low voter turnout?
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Dr. Mirzakhani often dived into her math research by doodling on vast pieces of paper sprawled on the floor, with equations at the edges.
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Kuhl's works employ a visual language that is traditionally seen as feminine; she paints plaid and striped decorative patterns on small, rectangular pieces of paper.
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One way Bruly Bouabré preserved Bété culture was by recording Bété heritage and myths in crayon and ink drawings on postcard-sized pieces of paper.
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"I imagine it's less intimidating playing basketball with Michael Jordan if you're at home just throwing pieces of paper in the trash," Glover shot back.
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Bratescu was working on abstract collages made of geometric shapes drawn with chunky marker pens and pieces of paper or found materials glued on top.
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The government borrows money by selling securities — once ornate pieces of paper, now lines of code — that entitle investors to repayment after a specified period.
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Aerial video from the scene showed a silver truck smashed up against the building's glass walls and pieces of paper strewn across the parking lot.
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Both of us were sitting there holding pieces of paper, and my script had all the questions and answers written out for us to recite.
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Without protective measures, economic support and psychological support, restraining orders are mere pieces of paper, often found in the bags of women murdered in Turkey.
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These slight pieces of paper had been to faraway places, and by possessing them a person could own a tiny bit of the expansive world.
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In this exhibition, Bollinger has largely moved away from collaging painted pieces of paper to a larger paper support in order to construct his scenes.
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The show operates as a broken-apart comic with a story of relationships told through its objects and its curious yet quiet pieces of paper.
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To "zone out" between work meetings, Serrano waters the plants in the app's digital field office and throws pieces of paper through a digital basketball hoop.
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And, if you look at the pieces of paper curled up next to the "Thrones 71" map, you'll notice what may be sigils on the notes.
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"We all still love using analog tools, writing on white boards and using sticky notes and printed pieces of paper," head of product Todd Jackson said.
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At the rally — which June remembers as being one of her formative moments — the women burned pieces of paper that had the names of their rapists.
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We have given over millions of pieces of paper, countless hours from our own folks in the administration from the campaign for conversations with the investigation.
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"Crypto[currency] is a far better way to transfer value than pieces of paper, that's for sure," Musk said on the "FYI — For Your Innovation" podcast.
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When reading the copy, the line where the two little pieces of paper met looked like a stroke and was added to the character by mistake.
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The World Stamp Show New York, a once-in-a-decade jamboree for stamp people and the little pieces of paper they love, opens on Saturday.
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As Kubo starts his show, his characters are conjured from flat pieces of paper that fly into the sky and magically fold into characters and objects.
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Kelly, a nurse, handed out pieces of paper on which the letters of the alphabet were written with dotted lines, so that they could be traced.
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"Hamid allegedly took hefty upfront fees from young men and women seeking an education, leaving them with little more than useless pieces of paper," Bharara said.
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If you draw it out as an org chart, you have to have one of the widest pieces of paper ever, even with the three now.
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Hevia wrote that in therapy, Joe started saying and writing Connor's name on pieces of paper, and hanging them up around his computer and his bed.
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One of the most arresting works is a large pagoda made almost entirely of rolled pieces of paper, creating the illusion of logs and roof tiles.
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She said that soldiers after the Vietnam War and World War II would use these pieces of paper in bars and led to an active black market.
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It uses thick pieces of paper for its track, and each section has a colored gradient moving from light in the center to dark at the edges.
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Now, we could all quick working, and we could hand little pieces of paper to the rest of the world, and they could keep sending us food.
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They [other fighters] have pieces of paper put in front of them, they are told to sign and they say 'yes' as they see a decent number.
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An aide for Warren confirmed she's aware of the post-it notes, which are multiplying, as pieces of paper pour around other professors' photos on the wall.
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On the contrary, other countries are sending us valuable goods and services, which we're paying for with pieces of paper — paper that pays very low interest rates.
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IT WAS THE KOREAN Buddhist monk Dancho who is credited with supervising the production of the first pieces of paper in seventh-century Japan, using Chinese techniques.
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Threatening messages were painted on the exterior of her home, and pieces of paper bearing messages like "Leave or we'll kill you" were thrown at her window.
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Included in the random pieces of paper at auction is an example of some of this behavior: place mats from Gianonni's, a strip club in Pasadena, Calif.
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Wishful thinking about Iran's mullahs, near-religious faith in the power of pieces of paper, and a retreat from executive authority are hallmarks of the impending crash.
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"The idea was to write down anything that was interesting, so I had to have a notebook with me, little pieces of paper, popcorn boxes," Bouton said.
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After all, some of that encapsulated knowledge is about how to hand pieces of paper around, and the digital-only banks are hoping to move past that.
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She told me she became attached to the pieces of paper, and now all she has is the paper, so she can't bear to get rid of it.
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They spend dozens of hours carving large sheets of linoleum to be placed on asphalt, covered with ink, and pressed by a steamroller onto giant pieces of paper.
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Staffers routinely had pieces of paper collected from the Oval Office and the president's private residence and sent to records management for Lartey and his colleagues to reassemble.
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"I crumpled up two small pieces of paper and placed them inside an empty teacup," she said, explaining that she wrote the words "yes" and "no" on each.
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This can range from skyscrapers to statues to objects that are seemingly as innocuous as pieces of paper that are bigger than the standard 8.5 x 11 inches.
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You can then print static images of your Vines (or Instagram photos/videos, etc.) on small pieces of paper that are about the size of a business card.
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He used this time to scope out the venue he'd selected for the slaughter, while calculating trajectories and distance on pieces of paper recovered from his hotel suite.
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The Schomburg Center also acquired a series of literal and literary "fragments," or short notes and drafts by Malcolm X written or typed on small pieces of paper.
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He stamped the contract address — a long string of numbers and letters indicating where the tokens effectively live on the blockchain — onto 100 pieces of paper, in blood.
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I was at Iowa 1996-1803, and we all voted (via pieces of paper stuck in a shoe box) on who we wanted to invite to come read.
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Its shimmering metal scaffolding resembles a magnificent building, and is alive with scores of small moving images projected (somewhat miraculously) onto pieces of paper the size of snapshots.
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Programming for the first day called for an icebreaker in which employees were asked to scribble unusual facts about themselves on pieces of paper tossed into a hat.
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They're just pieces of paper — you'll do a lot better if you embrace my shopping list method so you're prepared the next time we get a flash sale.
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Millions of pieces of paper are shipped to places which then does a lottery and then ships all that paper back to the people who lost in the lottery.
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In a second snap, Majesty is showing off her new skills by giving herself a pedicure, complete with toe-separating pieces of paper towel (just like a big girl!).
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The unimaginable cruelty of Trump signing away human lives with the stroke of a pen—on pieces of paper he may have failed to read—has been well documented.
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The game puts you and another player in the role of pieces of paper, who need to snip each other into different shapes to complete an array of goals.
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Information on the different categories of aid they provided and what satellite offices offered was all in aid workers' heads, or on pieces of paper filed away in drawers.
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But Uncle Sam's IOUs are good always and everywhere, "legal tender for all debts, public and private," as written explicitly on those green pieces of paper in your wallet.
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"A 60-kg sheep will be allocated space equivalent to just under two A4 pieces of paper," Ley told parliament in one of the world's largest exporters of livestock.
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It's a rule that most people can't name, but are generally familiar with—movies and television frequently depict the police knocking on the door and brandishing pieces of paper.
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Millions of pieces of paper are shipped to a place, which then does a lottery, and ships all that paper back to the people who lost in the lottery.
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For example, there is no law against tearing up pieces of paper; there is a law against tearing up documents so that they cannot be subpoenaed by federal prosecutors.
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Seattle plans to create a digital system, for example, where residents can contribute their democracy vouchers electronically rather than squirreling away four pieces of paper for months on end.
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"We don't just want pieces of paper," said Arturo Tena Colunga, a structural engineer at the Metropolitan Autonomous University Azcapotzalco who studies how to strengthen buildings against seismic shocks.
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Then he had Janine write on colored pieces of paper all the challenges, traumas and obstacles she could think of that she had risen above in her young life.
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Some picture frames hung on the wall, but they didn't contain family photos -- simply pieces of paper specifying the frames' measurement that were included when the frames were purchased.
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You can say you're fooling foreigners 'cause you're just handing 'em little pieces of paper and they're working hard, making underwear and shoes and everything to ship to you.
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So the program started the inmates posting on Twitter from prison: They would scribble messages on pieces of paper with 140 boxes, and the program would type and post them.
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Ms Rudd claimed that she had not seen any documents detailing targets—they may have appeared in her ministerial red box but the department produces thousands of pieces of paper.
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"Paper money is going away and crypto is a much better value for a transfer of value than pieces of paper but it has its pros and cons," Musk said.
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I stared at two pieces of paper amounting to the cost of an Audi and shoved them in the safe before I could think too hard about what I'd done.
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Its 51 drawings, mostly in gun powder, tease sly, worldly words spelled out in either looping ribbon or folded pieces of paper into superb explorations of language, space and perspective.
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In an Instagram post, Comey shared a photo of several numbered pieces of paper with burnt edges, which he explained in a caption are printed with the Declaration of Independence.
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You can have the class submit their thoughts anonymously by putting folded pieces of paper into a basket, or you can have them write publicly by using a graffiti board.
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In the photo, posted to Facebook on March 6, other students on the sidelines are holding up pieces of paper that were identified as printouts of the player's Tinder profile.
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Mr. Pecknold, standing near a rack of guitars amid crumpled-up pieces of paper, boxes of Vicks VapoPads and vitamin C supplements, was clearly in charge, but also at ease.
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It was quite magical for me to be able to thumb through pieces of paper that he drew on and see some of the things I thought were so iconic.
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The not-so-high-tech process works like this, according to the Virginian-Pilot: - Pieces of paper with each candidate's name will be printed and cut to the same size.
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In a series of monologues that punctuated the latter part of the play, the non-actors read from pieces of paper plainly marked "Life Script," so the audience could see.
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I like to perform release rituals by writing down people or things I want to release from my life on pieces of paper, and burning them in a fire-safe bowl.
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After sifting 60 hard drives and thousands of pieces of paper, and interviewing dozens of people, investigators, talking anonymously in Dhaka, say they are confident about some details of the heist.
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I'm the guy who takes the little pieces of paper that hold napkins and silverware together at restaurants and worries it into a tight little roll through the course of dinner.
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Karas and the other attendant Melinda took it a step further, passing around pieces of paper to everyone on board so that they could sign their names as a kind gesture.
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The two men recently shared the stage at a conference in London, and as Gates "made a closing speech … he pulled some pieces of paper out of his pocket," Branson recalls.
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The traditional scientific view under a microscope was rounded, so Mr. Strüwe cut black pieces of paper into rectangular shapes and set them over the biological subject matter in his slides.
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On weather-battered offshore platforms in Britain's North Sea, for instance, technicians still walk around with "big pieces of paper in the rain, wind," said Claire Day, a BP operations engineer.
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I figured out a way to get my kids excited about cleaning: writing down tasks on little pieces of paper and then having them draw their task out of a bowl.
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Mr. Sharry quickly added that the deal must include advocacy for "three little, tiny pieces of paper: a green card, a union card and a voter registration card" for unauthorized immigrants.
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Legend has it that on the occasion of the holiday in 1368, Han Chinese rebels wanting to overthrow Mongol oppressors slipped into the cakes pieces of paper calling for a revolt.
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Signs around Capitol Hill poking fun at Scott Pruitt this morning, with little pieces of paper you can tear off that have the EPA Office of Public Affairs office telephone number.
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You use volunteers, but if they have to have 274,183 pieces of paper and walk around with a clipboard, they're not going to do it more than twice, unless they're hardcore.
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But inside their homes, several of those excluded showed a Reuters reporter tattered pieces of paper, including birth, school and marriage certificates dating back years and preserved carefully in plastic envelopes.
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Dakota invites participants up to the altar to write the names of people we want to hex onto pieces of paper, then place them into one of six jars along the table.
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The slips are actual blue pieces of paper that senators are asked to submit if they're OK with a judicial nominee from their state who is under consideration by the Judiciary Committee.
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Next time, just flip a coin In Virginia, elections are nice and all, but nothing expresses the will of the people quite like randomly pulling pieces of paper out of film canisters.
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With the stroke of his signature on a few pieces of paper, it appeared to Fisher, Oesterlund had used Omega to make virtually all of his family's United States tax liabilities disappear.
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The President's executive actions and the Republican Party's policies are more than pieces of paper or news segments on TV. They are real, heartbreaking, and life-changing events targeting the immigrant community.
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As Eminem just did, when he wrote 'Lose Yourself' on the set of 8 Mile, literally on the torn pieces of paper you see Rabbit clutching on the bus in the movie.
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Starting in the early 1950s, few pieces of paper were safe from the blade of Armstrong's scissors: magazines, risqué photographs, even a Christmas card from Richard Nixon wound up cut and collaged.
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Also for the first time this year, there would be a paper trail of every vote, with caucus-goers recording their choices on pieces of paper collected by their caucus precinct chair.
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During an artist's residency in Italy in 2009, Ms. Parnanen discovered she could create an ethereal yet durable material by dipping pieces of paper towel in wax and then singeing the edges.
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And, look, I&aposve shown before some of these redacted documents, in many cases, you&aposve got eight and a half by 29 pieces of paper where 20073 percent of it is redacted.
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" The interlocutor then writes the two possible answers on separate pieces of paper, tapping the choices while reading and spelling them aloud and then "encourages the student to pick up the correct answer.
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While many Twitter users loved Pelosi's body language of barely contained disdain and disbelief at Trump's claims, others tried to guess what she was reading when seen looking though various pieces of paper.
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Bonds — pieces of paper that companies, governments and banks sell to raise money — have seen three decades of price gains and are perceived to be a safe haven in times of economic stress.
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In normal life, people don't worry about where the value of green pieces of paper bearing portraits of dead presidents comes from: we accept dollar notes because other people will accept dollar notes.
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No books, crayons or even pieces of paper could be seen in the cells; no artwork adorned the walls as it does in shelter facilities where migrant children are held for lengthy periods.
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This works by writing the numbers 1-20 pieces of paper, then to draw them from a hat, or coffee cup, envelope or even—as one inmate has suggested—a discarded gym sock.
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He cut black pieces of paper into rectangles to place atop the specimens in his slides, then positioned his camera over the microscope's lens to photograph what lay beneath, magnified at 2,000 times.
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Trump offered his own themes and specific lines that were included in Tuesday night's address, often scrawling them out in Sharpie on pieces of paper that are then delivered to his writing team.
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One by one, potential jurors carrying purple pieces of paper with court information, backpacks, messenger bags and books filed into the long pews in the large ceremonial courtroom on the courthouse's top floor.
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In addition, the library acquired "A series of literal and literary 'fragments,' or short notes and drafts by Malcolm X written or typed on small pieces of paper," according to the press release.
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So now I cycle to work with a load of pieces of paper stuffed into my backpack, and although it's all perfectly legal, I make sure there isn't anything with my name on it.
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It took 400 volunteers four days to make his vision come to life with thousands of pieces of paper arranged to create the optical illusion of the pyramid looking like a gigantic, rocky ravine.
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During this process, same-sized pieces of paper printed with each candidate's name are placed in old film canisters which are put in a glass bowl and shaken thoroughly, the Richmond-Times Dispatch reported.
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My bosses gave me a stack of 100 pieces of paper and instructed me that the first person's name on each sheet was the best statistically representative voter to call in each Congressional district.
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These refugees are now octogenarians or older and Kang asked them to draw their hometowns on pieces of paper measuring around three-by-three inches—many of them brokedown while doing it, Kang noted.
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Instead, guys used escort cards, or small pieces of paper with a pickup line and their contact info, as a way to flirt with women they encountered — kind of like that first Tinder message.
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Other countries' experiences, however, teach us that constitutions are mere pieces of paper that cannot ensure a rule of law when politicians place ideology and special interests' wishes above their duties to their country.
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In another search, police found more than 40 limes and other fruit in the freezer with pieces of paper inside containing the names of officers, social workers and the then director of public prosecutions.
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It's unclear how many tickets were stolen, or how the heist was pulled off, but it seems like the thieves are coming away with a huge haul on just a few pieces of paper.
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Nearby are leaf-shaped pieces of paper in yellow, orange, red: the archetypal colors of the season if not the actual ones on the Southern California coast, where autumn isn't such a fiery showboat.
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Instead, it sold $8 envelopes containing promissory notes: Four pieces of paper kids could trade in for action figures when the toys started shipping in 1978, plus a cardboard backdrop to prop them up against.
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The central bank plans to introduce new bills this month worth as much as 20,000 bolivars -- 200 times the largest note currently in circulation -- after the hyperinflation turned its currency into worthless pieces of paper.
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Kenichiro Takaki: I don't remember what really inspired me to become a game designer, but I really liked drawing, building robots with blocks, and creating my own card games by using few pieces of paper.
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According to Teen Vogue, the student took to the social media site to share his nail hack: a DIY manicure with tiny pieces of paper — and test answers — glued onto the underside of each nail.
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During a recess in the trial, I walked outside to get some air, and there was a mob of people on the steps, pushing forward to grab pieces of paper that were being handed out.
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"Many students are actually unhappy with the clear backpacks, as they believe that it infringes on their privacy, so they wrote messages on pieces of paper and put it into the clear backpacks," she said.
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THE FIRST thing that visitors to the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg see is a wall of identity cards—the pieces of paper that determined where people could live and work and whom they could love.
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The performers, famous for their quick-witted spontaneity and mold-breaking audacity, occasionally read quotations from pieces of paper taped to the church's pillars — potential buoys in an improvisational ocean with few breezes of inspiration.
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I can't draw on nice pieces of paper because I'm like, This paper is so precious, I'm going to ruin it, so I trick myself into creating things by not putting too much importance [into] it.
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In the summer of 2015, brothers Adam and Tom Vian spent eight hours building a prototype game about two cute pieces of paper who could snip each other into different shapes in order to solve puzzles.
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No, these guiding principles are drawn in block letters on three large, slightly crumpled pieces of paper, as if to say that, like the medium, the message is fragile and, once damaged, a challenge to repair.
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With the Roomba, I was able to work around the issue by taping pieces of paper over the gap sensors and walling off the open stairwell to the basement with one of its virtual wall emitters.
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The old rules about information governance — which still talk in terms of shredding pieces of paper as a viable way to control access to data — have certainly not kept up with big data and machine learning.
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Wherever Mr. Macfarlane goes, it seems, people present him with wrinkled pieces of paper; or index cards stored in boxes; or lists written and then stashed away, half-forgotten, containing words peculiar to their own landscapes.
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Mr. Stein, for instance, said he sat at the far back of a Trump rally in New Hampshire shortly before the primary, with only his phone and a few pieces of paper in his back pocket.
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But experts say the printing work is so vast — more than a billion pieces of paper — and such a logistical tangle that the bureau's ability to put off its start is measured in weeks, not months.
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On Wednesday morning, Gary Berger, the owner and director of Hoboken Radiology, was taping pieces of paper saying "Hoboken Radiology is open" to an orange fence cordoning off the block where the main was being repaired.
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Green cards to the United States are among the most valuable pieces of paper on earth, especially today when we are one of the few remaining beacons of hope, opportunity and safety for would-be immigrants.
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People went to newsstands or physical mailboxes to find bound pieces of paper dropped by postal workers that would tell them who and what was cool, giving them topics for cocktail-party and water-cooler chatter.
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Sometimes they whisper, shout, or even throw pieces of paper with explicit messages, a practice that's referred to here as "eve-teasing" (which is also used to describe groping and other physical forms of harassment and assault).
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Though e-messaging companies compare their business to postage stamps, in reality traditional mail—in which a person can send several photos or five pieces of paper for a single set price—is a much better deal.
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Without a working GPS, I was forced to scribble rights and lefts on napkins and receipts and, when those pieces of paper inevitably disappeared, call up 21st-century Googlers from the road, sometimes multiple times per journey.
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Mr. Carter also unveiled other measures — including switching to electronic enlistment forms, sparing recruits from having to wade through millions of pieces of paper each year — that he could implement without congressional approval to improve personnel systems.
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Prosecutor Joel Smith said the pieces of paper had messages such as "I make your life bitter", "I freeze your mouth ... shut up, shut up" and "Stay away from me ... I freeze you out of my life".
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Mr. Wa Lone, 32, and Mr. Kyaw Soe Oo, 28, were arrested and detained last December, just after a police corporal gave them two rolled-up pieces of paper at a restaurant in Yangon, Myanmar's largest city.
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"We could sit down today and look at all the pieces of paper that make up the US government and I don't think that would describe how it feels to live under the US government," he says.
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Occasionally, I'll need to stretch my legs and will tape pieces of paper on the bookshelves and on the window, moving between them and writing a word or phrase on each that I'll later collect into sentences.
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" Read: "I went to Columbia University archives and loads of other archives in New York, and literally just sat in libraries to look through pieces of paper to find names of people who'd worked at the adoption agency.
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The latest WoW patch for the Legion expansion that introduced a brand new raid on March 28 also included a convoluted easter egg hunt that had players scouring the world of Azeroth looking for tiny pieces of paper.
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Confused when the conversation did not live up to the policeman's initial urgency, the two got up to leave after the meal ended, only to have him hand off two rolled-up pieces of paper with no explanation.
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On that day in 2017, after students threw crumpled pieces of paper and broken pencils that he thought were meant for him, he said, he flicked it open, then waited in a defensive posture, with the blade extended.
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An official at the polling station in the eastern village of Tykocin noticed that residents had been given instructions on pieces of paper to vote for candidates from the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, a police spokesman said.
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" New York blogger EV Grieve posted a photo of the poster last month above a subway station in Manhattan that had been covered with eight pieces of paper that read: "This violence in my kid's face is not okay.
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You'll also get a good look at the expressions of characters, and each location looks as though it was made up of pieces of paper with varying shades of color, giving a sense of depth to the flattened environment.
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"We have seen in Asia, companies trying to get away with paying creditors nothing or by giving them worthless pieces of paper," one of the Hidili bondholders said, declining to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Lartey, his colleague Reginald Young Jr., a senior records management analyst, and other staffers in the records department would have to take pieces of paper of all different sizes sent from the White House and painstakingly tape them together.
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She does not glue pieces of paper and other two-dimensional objects together, as Pablo Picasso, Kurt Schwitters, Hannah Hoch, Anne Ryan, Jess, or George Schneeman, just to name a few, did in their collages in the past century.
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In the spring of 2010, near the end of Alan Gilbert's first season as music director of the New York Philharmonic, the players in the orchestra pelted him with crumpled pieces of paper in the middle of a performance.
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While LSD usually comes in a "blotter" form—tiny pieces of paper dabbed with scentless, clear liquid acid—the drug can also come in a potent white powder form, and is not hard to confuse with other powdered drugs.
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They put forward an idea that the value of technology and brands is not created by people, the software engineers, designers, and marketing specialists that create them, but by pieces of paper sitting in the desks of offshore service providers.
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"We have these little boxes that have a piece of the Nativity scene and every day you open [one] up, and Emilie had written the numbers down on the pieces of paper that we used to wrap the boxes," Parker says.
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There were black-and-white photographs, with each print measuring 40 by 40 inches; large collages made of cut-and-pasted pieces of paper; mixed-media works in charcoal, graphite, pastel, oil pastel, acrylic paint, and cutouts on hand-dyed paper.
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While it adequately serves as a platform from which to view Ms. Stockholder's sketchy drawings on oblong pieces of paper affixed to adjacent gallery walls, it needs some more surprising dimension to upset the functional order and enliven it as art.
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" Another man told me that the world is controlled by the Vatican, the District of Columbia, and the Queen of England, then handed me seven stapled pieces of paper and promised, "It's gonna make your eyes fall out of your head.
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The haul was more than 10,000 pieces of paper — drafts of poems on envelopes and halfway-there typescripts, even a clipping of one he first published in a daily newspaper and later reworked in pen and pencil on the printed page.
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After Thursday's attack, the police found kitchen knives, a gun and a Quran in the trunk of the car he was driving, and also pieces of paper with scribbled allegiances to the Islamic State, which claimed responsibility for the attack.
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After the setup concierge has walked you through those two pieces of paper, you're finally going to get a chance to use the Fold itself, but it is wrapped in a piece of plastic that is also just riddled with warnings.
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The play involves the audience at every turn, either to play characters in the story or to call out the brilliant things on the list: Items are written down on pieces of paper and handed to playgoers as they go in.
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Ono's Hokkaido-forest project also includes a version of her "Wish Tree," in which visitors are invited to write their wishes on little pieces of paper and tie them with string to a maple tree growing in front of the house.
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And if they would accept green pieces of paper with dead Presidents&apos pictures, we could keep printing more of those and just send those over and get oil for green paper, but we know that they&aposre not going to do that.
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If you're in a rush or on a budget, just take two stiff pieces of paper (paper plates or card stock tend to work well, but even regular printer paper should do the job) and poke a pinhole in one with a pin.
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The paper craft kits are laser cut with exquisite detail so that the scenes from the Studio Ghibli films truly come to life (and you don't have to spend a whole day bending tiny pieces of paper to make them fit together).
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An example of this type of game would be for partners to make lists of things they haven't tried but want to, see where their lists overlap, and cut the lists into pieces of paper that can be drawn from a hat.
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Appearing on Sean Hannity's program last night, the White House adviser held up white pieces of paper "to help the people at home" understand an ongoing controversy surrounding Donald Trump Jr.'s attempt to collude with the Russian government during the 2016 campaign.
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Like Hayao Miyazaki and David Lean hung out and traded notes Kubo helps them scrape together a living by playing a three-stringed Japanese instrument called a shamisen, which allows him to magically animate pieces of paper into a moving origami puppet show.
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The blue slips are literally blue pieces of paper that by tradition -- but not Senate rule -- must be returned to the judiciary committee by the home state senators for a nominee, regardless of the senators' parties, before a confirmation hearing can be scheduled.
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Americans, by and large, seem to have accepted over the past decades that it is necessary and desirable to promote certain interests and ideals abroad, while projecting power to support an existing international order that can't survive on pieces of paper alone.
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Calle's Here Lie the Secrets of Green-Wood Cemetery's Visitors from 201-2042, is a 103-year-long installation, a monument situated near the entrance to the cemetery with a slot through which visitors may slip pieces of paper inscribed with their secrets.
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Its commissary also sold packs of watercolor paint, not unlike that used by schoolchildren; Mayo would use a toothbrush as a paint brush, a razor blade to contour pieces of paper into sculptures, and powdered milk as glue to hold it together.
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Cadillac told me that it worked closely with LG to figure out exactly how far it could push the curve of the displays, to the extent that its execs were bending pieces of paper on conference room tables in the earliest meetings.
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Ms. Mehretu — born in Ethiopia and raised in Michigan — addresses many topics in her complex, many-layered compositions, from diaspora to war and natural phenomena, and she can work as easily on huge canvases as she can on tiny pieces of paper.
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In an apparent reference to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up a copy of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday night, Pompeo tweeted an image of Lisa Simpson weeping on the floor as she rips up pieces of paper.
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It was like, 'Desperately seeking opponents for Age of Rome' or 'We need a fourth for such-and-such,' with the phone numbers written at the bottom, and little hatched pieces of paper that you tore off and stuck in your pocket.
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President Donald Trump might have pulled the U.S. out of trade agreements with South Korea as well as Canada and Mexico if a few pieces of paper hadn't gone missing from his desk thanks to former White House economic advisor Gary Cohn.
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In the days before the meeting, we'd received three pieces of paper mail, one urging us to vote against a zoning proposal, the other against rerouting a road, and the third introducing a candidate for the position of tax collector (salary: $10,110).
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Consider: If you printed out the name of every United States resident on individual pieces of paper, put them in a giant bowl and selected one at random, the odds of picking President Obama are not far from the odds of winning the Powerball.
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"Soma moves quickly from having the student choose from two choices to three or more, from picking up pieces of paper to having the student point to the answer, and then to pointing to letters to spell the answer," reads the explainer on HALO's website.
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Those citizens who are unable to deposit the banned notes in banks (nearly half of India's population do not have bank accounts), or who cannot exchange them for lower denomination notes, which are in short supply, will be stuck with worthless pieces of paper.
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Russia meddling in the election and former FBI chief Comey, who had just been fired at the time also came up at the town halls, but Blum's opinions weren't particularly popular with his constituency who held up red pieces of paper to show their displeasure.
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For the first talking boards "they basically turned a basket upside down and stuffed a pencil through it and then wrote on pieces of paper underneath it," says Frank McAndrew, a social psychologist at Knox College who writes about our relationship with the paranormal.
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All these pieces of paper are issued with as much solemnity and authority as if they were of pure gold or silver; and on every piece a variety of officials, whose duty it is, have to write their names, and to put their seals.
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As the truck smashed into KDFW-TV studios, a Fox affiliate, thousands of pieces of paper were flung out by the suspect, who also ranted about the local sheriff's department and held some papers against the studio windows, according to KDFW-TV reporter Brandon Todd.
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While it remains unknown if the suspect was speaking to the terrorist group or being guided by it, pieces of paper and two cellphones at the scene provide a window into his familiarity with the terminology of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS.
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A compendium of uneditionable photographs, "A Matter of Memory: Photography as Object in the Digital Age" gathers work by 30 artists who consider what happens when images become "disembodied," distinct from the film or pieces of paper that once gave support to ephemeral moments.
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In the few weeks since the modifications took effect, players have repeatedly sought guidance from the nearest rules official, their caddies or pieces of paper tucked inside their golf bags, undermining for now, at least, the stated intention of making things simpler and faster.
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If you happen to have an image of the British Parliament as a place of impenetrable ritual, where men with sharp accents jump up and down, shout, guffaw, and wave around pieces of paper, Prime Minister's Questions, or P.M.Q.s, as it is known, is just like that.
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The hearing is taking place despite the refusal of his home-state Democratic senators, Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley of Oregon, to return their "blue slips" — blue pieces of paper that senators use to indicate their favorable or unfavorable opinion of a nominee from their state.
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"They are very realistic pieces but they were designed with mathematical algorithms — most of them are folded from square pieces of paper with no cutting and no glue," said Wendy Zeichner, president and chief executive of Origami USA, which was a co-curator of the exhibit.
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But when you're trying to shave your tax bill and are juggling multiple pieces of paper from gig jobs, extras like expert advice and ability to save past returns, which are typically included in the paid software, are well worth the $100 or less you'll pay for them.
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Each of these apparently blank pieces of paper likely showed an image at some point—maybe a detail of some lace (Talbot's mother had been a serious collector) or an arrangement of objects on the grounds of the family abbey—but now bears just smudges or darkened corners.
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When one of those pieces of paper gets lost (as they do, frequently), finding it is like "looking for a needle in a pile of needles," according to William Stock, a Philadelphia-based attorney with Klasko Immigration Law Partners LLP and the president-elect of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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Alig himself wasn't immune to borrowing ideas from previous generations; for one Disco 2000 party, he sent invitations on pieces of paper contained in vials of pee-colored liquid, a gimmick that recalls the invitations for Area's opening party: slips of paper buried in pills you had to dissolve in water.
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An informal tradition known as the "blue slip" sometimes gives home-state senators an exaggerated influence over who gets confirmed to federal judgeships within their states (the tradition gets its name from blue pieces of paper that home-state senators use to indicate whether they approve of a particular nominee).
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I would have replied to your email after a few hundred more words, I am certain, except that my 11-year-old daughter came in, clutching some pieces of paper that I had earlier asked her to remove from the kitchen counter because I had accidentally started to butter one of them.
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If you cleared some of the orders and wrote them down on pieces of paper, the average wait time on the print-out that the general manager received would be drastically lower, while in reality you were moving at a leisurely pace as cars full of angry people waited for their Grilled Stuft Burritos.
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But the handful of "Rentheads" who slept by the stage door overnight, seeking cheap tickets to that show two decades ago, have become the 50,000 people who tried to win a digital lottery for $10 "Hamilton" tickets, causing a website crash that forced the show to return to drawing pieces of paper from a pail outside the theater.
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Part social practice, part installation, "The Story of Institutions/La historia de las instituciones" displays small pieces of paper on which Haitian prisoners have written their stories and managed to deliver to the outer world via the hands of visitors, along with English and French translations (as most of the letters are in Creole) and rubber stamps.
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No. TAVERNISE: She is overwhelmed with wanting to show us all of these pictures of her son, and a bunch of — even kind of a poster-sized photograph, and lots of, kind of colored, Xerox copies of pieces of paper that had to do with his life, and some of them are kind of mushed and mashed.
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This process is befitting of the social network's ethos, and artists in the program seem to embrace it, too: Val Britton, a San Francisco-based artist who spent hours suspending 600 individually-cut pieces of paper from string inside a light shaft between floors, said the amount of engagement during the installation was the most enjoyable part of the process.
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Although I appreciate the attempt to recast the overgrown outside environment within, her other works present a more physical embodiment of this directive, like her aesthetically minimal, thoughtfully composed series "Colorfields" (2017), which presents six brown pieces of paper produced from native prairie plants collected from polluted plots across Chicago, dyed with inks made from the soil of the matching site.
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And if we're keeping score, remember that this is the same batch of humans who saw the World Trade Center collapse as children, then spent their formative years watching the adults wage costly and pointless wars in the Middle East, wipe out a budget surplus with a tax cut, and realize several years too late that the economy was built out of pieces of paper with lies written on them.
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When he landed in Michigan in late May, all the weary little boy carried was a trash bag stuffed with dirty clothes from his dayslong trek across Mexico, and two small pieces of paper — one a stick-figure drawing of his family from Honduras, the other a sketch of his father, who had been arrested and led away after they arrived at the United States border in El Paso.
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The wheels of justice turn slowly, and judges are often forced to use decisions about access to pieces of paper to inform their rulings about access to devices that hold tremendous amounts of personal information: who we talk to, when, and about what; where we were yesterday, last month, or three years ago; what we spent money on or got money for; our calendars, photos, emails, and contacts.
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Since then, plenty of evidence has surfaced to show that Wall Street bankers and traders knew that the mortgages they were packaging into securities did not meet their own banks' credit standards, were then rated AAA by the various ratings agencies (even though many knew they were not AAA pieces of paper) and were sold as good investments to institutions that should have known better but did not.
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