On Thursday, Prokopyev plugged up the hole using epoxy on a gauze wipe, according to NASA.
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And you might be walking around feeling like a plugged-up firehose 24/7, so there's that.
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"It's like you're pouring a whole lot of stuff off into a sink that's plugged up," Apte said.
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In either case, they're plugged up before they can do too much damage to the incumbent order of things.
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The first two nights, I simply plugged up the bath while taking my shower and kind of kicked around in the puddle. Nothing.
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Vandals plugged up two of the urinals — with cement — and took the opportunity to festoon them with tampons and protest stickers aimed at men.
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It's difficult to put the charger in your pocket when it's attached to your phone, and the headphone jack gets plugged up in the process.
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After 16 weeks of gushing uncontrollably, the natural gas leak that drove thousands of Los Angeles residents from their homes was finally plugged up Thursday.
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Health insurers could sue to force the federal government to make the payments, as they've done for other Obamacare funding streams plugged up by Republicans.
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I also go over work orders from the previous shift and walk around to check the scales and make sure the oat flows aren't plugged up.
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The chapel's ceiling was almost immediately plugged up to protect the paintings — most recently with a huge black umbrella-like baffle that radically altered the space.
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The company hopes characters like Plugged-Up Paulie can be a lighthearted way for people with CIC to let their friends and family know how they're feeling.
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Many companies have physically plugged up USB ports on computers, and, even if not, the act of copying data will almost certainly be logged by the system.
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Now, veins of cement bind the remaining pieces of the rock to one another; a patch of pockmarks has been plugged up and a flagrant "1620" has been chiseled into its face.
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A genetic mutation leads to secretory glands that don't work well; lungs can get clogged with thick mucus; the pancreas can become plugged up; and the gut can fail to absorb enough nutrients.
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But the summit has quieted down over the past few days, as tons of rubble shaken loose from the interior walls of the crater have fallen into the void and plugged up the bottom of the vent.
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The apparent reason, newly revealed in footage recorded by drone aircraft flown over the summit, is that tons of rocky material shaken loose from the inside walls of the crater vent have plugged up the bottom of the void, Anderson said.
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While this is more commonly seen in teenagers, Dr. Gross says T-zone breakouts usually happen because those areas — the forehead, nose, and chin — are where you have the most oil glands, so there is just a higher chance of them getting plugged up.
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It was illustrated by Mort Drucker and written by Larry Siegel, two members of "The Usual Gang Of Idiots", in regular issue #110, April 1967.MAD Cover Site, MAD #110 April 1967. The advertising-business-themed spoof has the crew—from L.S.M.F.T. (Laboratory Sector for Making Folks Tiny)—sent to inject decongestant into a badly plugged-up nose.
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Odysseus and the Sirens, eponymous vase of the Siren Painter, c. 480-470 BC (British Museum) Returning to Aeaea, they buried Elpenor and were advised by Circe on the remaining stages of the journey. They skirted the land of the Sirens. All of the sailors had their ears plugged up with beeswax, except for Odysseus, who was tied to the mast as he wanted to hear the song.
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Complaints from local residents led to the Mt. Tapian open-cut mine site being converted to receive mine tailings from the San Antonio mine on a temporary basis. Marcopper plugged up the Mt. Tapian pit with a concrete fixture to allow it to act as a disposal lake for the mining waste. The use of the Tapian Pit as a waste containment system was unconventional. Environmental risk assessment and management had not been carried out by Marcopper.
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The internal shell's aperture was then plugged up, and it was immersed in a mixture of 4 parts of melted pitch, 20 of rosin, 1 of oil of turpentine, and as much ground gunpowder as was needed to reduce it to the consistency of a paste. After immersion, the shell was to be covered with tow, and immersed again, until it was the proper size for the mortar. Carcass shells as used by the Royal Navy from the 18th to the 19th centuries were filled with a mixture of saltpeter, sulfur, rosin, sulfide of antimony, tallow and turpentine.
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When such an eruption is continued over a longer time span, the water in the end does not reach the vent(s) any more and lava begins to flow. In the top region of Keilir, there is a small cap of lava (area of lava cap 0,020 km2) which could mean that the volcanic mountain is a tuya (the lava being from subaerial eruptions at the end of the eruption series) or perhaps just represents a volcanic plug (the lava cooled and plugged up the vent). Ice thickness and more exact time of eruption in the case of Keilir are not known, just that it took place during the Pleistocene (Weichselian).
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Performance of Reog utilized Ki Ageng Kutu to build resistance to the Royal Society. In art performances Reog was shown the head of a lion-shaped mask called "Singo Barong", Kings of the forest that became a symbol of Kertabhumi, and it plugged up to peacock feathers to resemble a giant fan that symbolises the strong influence of the governing Chinese pronunciation of peers over all. Jathilan, played by a group of dancers a gemblak horses-shaped became a symbol of the power of the Kingdom of Majapahit into comparison contrast with the power of warok. Red clown mask that became the symbol for Ki Ageng Kutu, alone and support the weight of the mask Singo Barong that reaches over 50 kg using only his teeth.
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In 2003, Narinesingh had been transitioning from male- to-female after coming out as transgender in the late 1990s; having thought previously that she was just an effeminate gay man. To feminize her appearance, through word-of-mouth, in the local transsexual community, Narinesingh went to Oneal Ron Morris AKA The Duchess to receive cheaper alternatives to cosmetic injections. Narinesingh was under the impression that the fillers were silicone and that Morris had medical training but knew Morris wasn't a licensed doctor; there was a "sisterhood" between the two women since both are transgender so Narinesingh trusted Duchess to enhance her appearance. The silicone turned out to be a concoction of concrete and tire sealant with mineral oil used to soften it, and the holes being plugged up with glue.
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At the maiden Roseanne's house, who, after having saved the life of the good fairy, Melynda, was blessed with the gift of a gold piece for every word she speaks (ala Diamonds and Toads), is besieged with so much gold that it frequently traps her inside her cottage. Wanting to help, Marco offers to try his infallible hiccups cure, and at a loss, Roseanne agrees. The cure works, and Roseanne tells them what they came to learn (that the tower is 316 km away), advises them to see the local Necromancer, Fylfot, to borrow his magical seven-league boots (ala Jack the Giant Killer), and gives them cryptic advice on how to get Fylfot's help. At the residence of Fylfot the Necromancer, he is unknowingly the victim of an invisible imp, keeping Fylfot's ears plugged up with its fingers.
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