The lid on top has a small opening to allow milk to pour out and a large opening to allow cereal to pour out.
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Tilt the pan and slowly pour out the water, taking care not to pour out any rice (you can also drain the rice through a strainer and return it to the pan).
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Many other women wearing handmaid's uniforms pour out of the vans.
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Cut a piece, watch the sprinkle explosion pour out, and serve.
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He made me pour out the beer, but let us go.
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We'll pour out a nice, cold Canadian Molson in its honor.
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They just allowed me to pour out an improvised slew of insults.
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Pour out the remaining two cups of rice flour in a pan.
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I wanted to pour out my heart, to talk and to listen.
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He felt a surge of liquid pour out of his belly. Blood.
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Items you have to unscrew and pour out are a straight-up nuisance.
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Even if I wanted to pour out my heart to you, I couldn't….
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You can't buy the iPhone 5S anymore, but don't pour out your Drambuie.
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Pour out a container of Fage yogurt: T.J. Miller is leaving Silicon Valley.
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One after another, dozens of Ethiopians came forward to pour out their grievances.
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The proteins pry open holes in the mitochondria, allowing molecules to pour out.
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As the women pour out of the limo, Colton's nerves are on full display.
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Watch in wonder as liquid cool solos pour out of Lucille, his iconic Gibson.
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Minutes later, we pour out of the venue, squinting in the midnight sun outside.
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About an hour later, people pour out of Aintree onto the streets of Liverpool.
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Every minute a fire hydrant is open illegally, more than 1,000 gallons pour out.
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More major leaks would likely pour out from government officials fearing a cover-up.
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His team members also celebrated, smiling and pretending to pour out bottles of salsa.
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Flanagan didn't intend to pour out her heart during her chat with the company's representative.
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So pour out a cup of that melted nacho cheese for the original Nacho today.
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Miller expects marauding gangs to pour out of cities if law and order breaks down.
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This one lands in creative, compassionate Pisces, so keep the tissues handy: Emotions will pour out.
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And once it's out, hopefully the rest of the wine itself will start to pour out.
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Early each morning they pour out of temples in bright orange robes, ready to collect offerings.
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The bereft uncle, like so many other relatives, turned to Facebook to pour out his rage.
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Pour out a can of Paul Ryan's limited edition Rockstar Energy Drink for this one, y'all.
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"They made me pour out my Starbucks in the security screen yesterday, " player Tiffany Joh added.
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As deposits continued to pour out, it soon became clear the bank would need more help.
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He was headed to Salt Lake City when his load began to pour out of his truck.
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Servers pour out drinks, blast music, and smoke until the haze hangs over the main dining room.
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After you've scrubbed all the grime away, pour out the soapy water, rinse, and hang to dry.
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Simple attack combos pour out effortlessly because even though the tools are different, we've been here before.
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And candidates willing to take Trump on began to emerge -- more like pour -- out of the woodwork.
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There weren't many of us, since at the end of each July students pour out of Bologna.
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Light it up and the drippings pour out of its face like tears, giving it its name.
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Sometimes, shit sucks, and you need to pour out your soul in the most blatant way possible.
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As we all pour out onto our beaches, let's remember that these oceans are our natural heritage.
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It works by penetrating the cork with a thin needle to let them pour out the wine.
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On an average weekend night here, throngs of partygoers pour out of subway stations onto the streets.
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Plastic flute shards crack underfoot as people pour out toward Flushing Avenue, log-jammed with honking Ubers.
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"That way if you mess up, you don't have to pour out all the mezcal," she said.
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Five printers pour out his blur of correspondence (he calls himself "one of the great crank letter writers").
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Watch Franks' paranoid delusions pour out of his face hole in the video clip below:[Talking Points Memo]
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The IFA trade show kicks off this week and announcements are already starting to pour out of it.
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She's too much of an old-school entertainer to pour out her neuroses onstage, as some comics do.
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As more officers were called in, "thick black smoke" began to pour out of the home, Ballard explained.
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Leaning against the door frame, she kicked up each leg to let the water pour out of her boots.
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Pour out most of the grease into the trash, until there's just enough left to coat the pan evenly.
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You still can't mash your fist against a touchscreen and expect Shakespearean prose to pour out the other end.
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As polls pour out of early primary states, it's worth examining just how complex and fragile those instruments are.
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Farmers have had to pour out millions of gallons of milk, literally watching their incomes run down the drain.
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As more officers rushed to the house, "thick black smoke" started to pour out of the home, Ballard said.
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The thin skin of the omelette will unfold and soft scrambled eggs within will pour out over the rice.
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Judy and Jen should call themselves even, throw his body in the Pacific Ocean, and pour out some more wine.
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Nearby, three giant terra cotta vessels poised roughly shoulder-high "pour" out converging streams of green bromeliads and dappled orchids.
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Nietzsche is not susceptible to conventional criticism—because ideas pour out of him in a torrent of constantly evolving thought.
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I ask love to break me open the way I expect the clouds to break open and pour out rain.
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Words pour out of him in cascades that, depending on the listener, can register as beguiling, slick, questionable, or bullshit.
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Callahan parked at the end of the pipe so we could see the silt pour out into a roadside pool.
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My small business members are dazed by the onslaught of regulations that continue to pour out of federal government agencies.
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The door opens, and hundreds of flutes pour out of the hall closet like a tidal wave, knocking you down.
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Make the cocktail: Pour out 1 1/2 ounces of the cider (into your mouth would be the best spot).
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The Croatians pour out of the dugout and the entire squad collapses onto Mandzukic — and several photographers in the corner.
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Photos shared to Twitter show the boat lying on its side as plumes of smoke pour out of its sides.
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Until then, bills with former President Andrew Jackson's face will continue to pour out of A.T.M.s and fill Americans' wallets.
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I saw my thoughts pour out in a scrambled, encrypted wave that crested just beyond the back of my head.
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Flour Shop in New York is famous for its rainbow explosion cake -- sprinkles pour out as you cut into it.
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The next time you eat enough takeout for a small family by yourself, pour out some ketchup for this brave diner.
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The storm, in addition to stripping away vegetation, caused a tremendous amount of sediment to pour out of rivers and streams.
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When the allegations against Weinstein continued to pour out, Streep released a strong condemnation of his behavior to the Huffington Post.
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Pour out a shot for the homie, and don't feel weird about recognizing what this person did for your personal growth.
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Fans of Bravo's Real Housewives of Miami may want to pour out a mojito for one of the show's central couples.
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But there's always a zone of comfort there, and I think people pick that up and are able to pour out.
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An officer made Weinman and the other woman pour out the alcohol and said he would let them go with no citation.
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Given a sympathetic ear, they pour out their woes at such length that I nearly despair of getting them off the phone.
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But for people who want to do that, they can add a title, they can pour out thoughts out their heart's content.
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And under that sling, her breasts were like young fawns, sheep frolicking in hyssop – Psalms were about to pour out of me.
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Late night festivals with thumping drums begin at the bars in Pelourinho, the hilly old town, and pour out into the streets.
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If the state had a single neck I'd Already slowly have drawn a bow And stayed to watch the tenor pour out.
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At times, details would pour out of Ms. Getty, as when she told a story about living with Cher in the 1980s.
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Rapper Tech N9ne and Lecoya LeJeune can pour out all the Caribou Lou they want ... their 22-year marriage is officially over.
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In a video shared to Instagram, the family of four popped a black balloon and celebrated as they watched pink confetti pour out.
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Its distinctive gravelly texture makes her disarmingly candid lyrics seem to pour out of your headphones or speakers like plumes of delicate smoke.
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It wasn't until his long flight back to the States that he finally started to let those feelings pour out onto the page.
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The pro boxes have a trap door on the bottom that, when opened, lets the seeds pour out like sand in an hourglass.
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Top staffers continue to pour out of the company, CEO and cofounder Adam Neumann has stepped down, and the company's valuation has plummeted.
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It's virtually impossible to fully understand, let alone keep up with, the flood of proposals, amendments and analyses that continue to pour out.
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Now that he's effectively secured the Republican Party nomination, we can expect the full details to pour out in the weeks and months ahead.
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The males pour out of the dens first and wait for the females to slowly trickle out over the course of a few weeks.
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TRUMP: We have nuclear that their silos are rusted so badly that they don't even know if the rockets are going to pour out.
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During the 1993 El Niño, a deep puddle splashed water up into the electrical system causing smoke to pour out from under the dash.
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Countless white Burgundy fans have had the unpleasant experience of eagerly anticipating a great bottle, only to pour out a cider-colored oxidized disappointment.
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As the victims of these atrocities continue to pour out of the Middle East, the very fabric of a unified Europe threatens to unravel.
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Tears pour out of her eyes, and yet, she writes, a third eye in her forehead regards the situation, as cold as a stone.
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In those moments, Morgan stifles his urge to pour out his heart, to offer advice about how to be a man without a mask.
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As the victims of these atrocities continue to pour out of the Middle East, the very fabric of a unified Europe flirts with faltering.
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Hue's character just comes too close to a treacly, unintentional parody of modern-day Byrons who pour out their angst on typewriters in coffee shops.
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Social media tributes and outrage continue to pour out in the wake of the killings of two black men at the hands of police officers.
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One problem for Google is that the Pixel's appearance didn't so much leak as pour out onto the online world during the month of September.
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When I was imprisoned in Terezín, I wanted to pour out my feelings in my diary, but I was unable to put them into words.
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If we turned it upside down and shook it, what secrets would pour out of its upper reaches, what lights and rats and hidden things?
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The rules that pour out of the Paris bureaucracy make it difficult for newcomers to rise in French business, which is dominated by old families.
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Mitski often stresses that although she is a young woman who writes emotionally saturated songs, they do not pour out of her like diary entries.
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Ms Bialas describes school pick-up time, when Polish and British parents tend to stick to their own, but children pour out in a multinational muddle.
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Hopefully, as studies continue to pour out findings in support of queer parents, we'll soon be able to quell the myths that lead to this discrimination.
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Pelosi delayed the formal transmission of the impeachment articles to the Senate for several weeks while new information about the Ukraine saga continued to pour out.
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When the shrimp are fried and crispy, pour out all of the oil into the waiting bowl, leaving only a film of oil inside the wok.
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Album Review Longing, pain, loneliness and a need to believe pour out of "Long Live the Angels," the second album by the Scottish singer Emeli Sandé.
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Eric D. Cloutier, the commanding officer for the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, surveyed the impressive array of amphibious vehicles ready to pour out of his ship.
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These cares pour out when you stroll with Mr. Tondo, a bearded, well-dressed 32-year-old whose culinary prowess won a Michelin star in January.
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But in the depths of depression, she often didn't have the energy to pick up a pen to write the date, let alone pour out her feelings.
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Chepe tells the hairdresser to go get the people behind the "Staff Only" door for a conversation, and a group of men pour out of the room.
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Bridezilla decided that the lights weren't buried deep enough in the glass balls, and made the florist pour out and re-create about 10 of these things.
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The lyrics almost pour out of him more than he sings them, the intimate moments and sudden realizations streaming forth in this torrent of world-upending grief.
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The only speaker who brought the entire hall together in spellbinding fashion was Michelle Obama, who seemed to pour out feelings she had been keeping under wraps.
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Consider "Matador," the lead single off of their forthcoming EP Pour Out the Dark, recorded at Brooklyn's Mission Sound under the guise of Tommy Eichmann (Alex Winston).
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" We didn't have much to say at first, we just felt everything pour out of each other which is what we needed to move forward," he says.
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On the worst days I sit before my laptop and pour out my feelings to the only person who can take in my sorrow and remain unbowed.
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The collision wasn't too violent ... but after a few seconds, it became clear something was VERY wrong -- because blood began to profusely pour out of Tynan's leg.
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But its infrastructure has failed to keep up, with garbage lining the streets, sewage systems blocked and water failing to pour out from taps across the city.
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Upon making her reveal on the news program, Jenner remembers seeing positive comments pour out on social media, including affirmations from Lady Gaga, Miley Cryus and Elton John.
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Need a tiny, $5 computer to build a robot that will bring you your slippers, initiate a massage chair session, and pour out your daily dose of bourbon?
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This, in turn, reduces more directly harmful emissions like benzene and particulate matter, because those co-pollutants are also released when carbon emissions pour out of power plants.
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You then have to wait for more brandy to pour out in order to get everything to fall down to the desired level, between 40- and 45 proof.
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All of that fury should pour out against the Steelers (7-5-1), who appear to be in free-fall after a nice middle part to the season.
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Aid workers are only now beginning to get a fuller picture of it as civilians pour out of areas held by the Islamic State, also known as ISIS.
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While the instructions didn't say anything about straining the pasta, I decided to pour out a small amount of the water that was still left in the container.
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No tearing or ripping apart of the pouches required: to open, all we had to do was simply unscrew the small plastic spout and then pour out the kernels.
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Body camera video showed Weinman refusing to provide authorities with her last name and being told by an officer that he's going to have her pour out the alcohol.
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Image: Ger Dekker / Flickr Creative CommonsAs twilight descends, nocturnal bat species rouse from their daily resting places to feed, creating spectacular clouds as they pour out of caves en masse.
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The spring loaded handle lets you control how much you want to pour out for even portions, and it even features a drip-free opening to keep your counters clean.
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Nothing built overnight is quite ready for prime time, but as we pour out of the conference room the judges are clearly excited by the foundations their teams laid down.
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Hundreds of thousands fled when the extremists took over, and hundreds of thousands more are expected to pour out of the city when the battle for Mosul begins in earnest.
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New research is now adding to the list of ensuing catastrophes, suggesting the collision cracked our planet's seafloor like an egg, forcing magma to pour out along the ocean's tectonic ridges.
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Best-selling author Michael Wolff has spent months inside President Trump's West Wing (often unsupervised!), listening to senior officials pour out real-time accounts of their internal battles, maneuvering and frustrations.
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Of course she's self-conscious about the fragility of the fluting ditties that pour out of her body-that's-a-burden, 18 tunelets on parade on this 33-minute breakout moment.
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They have slowed their offensive on the jihadist enclave at Baghouz near the Iraqi border to allow many thousands of people to pour out in an exodus that has lasted weeks.
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If you burnt this memorial, I am convinced devilish purple smoke would pour out of it, accompanied by the sound of screaming and the soft sound of a knife on flesh.
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BEIJING — The Chinese government is beginning to pour out billions to help those affected by the new coronavirus, and analysts expect more support for the economy overall is likely to come.
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She fears they'll pour out of computer-science programs in increasing numbers, arrive at their first coding job excited and thrive early on, but then gradually get beaten down by industry.
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Between 1990 and 1993, a fair chunk of games that were fun, weird, and made by developers now familiar with how to make 8-bits look really nice, continued to pour out.
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At the deep-shaft "Santiago" mine in Caborara in Asturias, workers dressed in overalls and white helments, their faces smeared with coal dust, pour out of the mining complex after their shift.
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Tears pour out of my eyes, roll across my cheeks, and meld with the salt water as I try to still my mind to become one with the water's ebb and flow.
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The SDF has waged a staggered assault on the enclave, pausing for long periods over recent weeks to allow mostly women and children who are families of suspected fighters to pour out.
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The Ghost Cake is made with tons of chocolate, buttercream ghosts, Kit-Kats, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, and Halloween Sprinkles, while the Piñata Ghost Cake has sprinkles that pour out of it.
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We're not talking high comedy, but you could do worse than watching Cavill, as Geralt, pour out his troubles to his horse, the only creature the Witcher will really open up to.
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Scientists aren't sure if and when the next eruption will occur, but should it happen, lava would pour out from the Yellowstone caldera and cover an area extending for 30 to 40 miles.
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Over 18 years after Richard Pryor died of a heart attack while suffering from multiple sclerosis, new secrets about the late comedian continue to pour out from the people who knew him best.
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Why do the three bars of dark red, each edged on the left by thin strips of black, seem to pour out of the canvas when separated, as they are, by white space?
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And sometimes, as you do when you go door-to-door, somebody, because you represent a presidential campaign, would just pour out everything that was on their mind, everything they were upset about.
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The ultras of the Beitar Jerusalem football club, La Familia, sing racist chants and are frequently involved in violence, not least when they pour out of matches to look for Arabs to beat up.
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The deaths, human and direwolf, were many — pour out an Arbor wine for Margaery, Tommen, the High Sparrow, Osha, Wun Wun the Giant, Rickon the spare heir and more — but only Hodor's really landed.
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For both famous and everyday Black women, we see what happens when that burden becomes too much, and all of our frustrations pour out at once: through tears, insults, yelling, and, yes, shoe-throwing.
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Questions pour out of them, about being seasick and about being spied on (by the widow next door), about needing money and about having an eighth-grade science class partner who picks his nose.
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However, I didn't see my editor pour out each drink, so there was a chance at this point that the mead could have been a reddish color and I'd have been none the wiser.
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"Lord God, I ask that you pour out your Holy Spirit on President Trump, that you give him supernatural wisdom to accomplish all the plans you have for this country and for him," Brunson said.
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In my first book, I was kind've an asshole about it, and I said, "never pour out the liquor," and pushed that a little too hard to the point where people took that to heart.
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In bedrooms and across tables, Jeanne, Ariane and Gilles pour out their hearts and reflect on love as they — word by word and with discreet and grand gestures — stake claims on one or another's affections.
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Fond of writing poetry, Javed's whole existence is turned upside down when he's introduced to Springsteen's music, as the lyrics pour out of his head and into his soul as they unfurl across the screen.
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Last year, after former Uber engineer Susan Fowler published her blog post alleging the company was rife with sexual harassment and discrimination issues, the allegations against Uber and other Silicon Valley companies began to pour out.
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I once planned an elaborate picnic to pour out my heart to a girl who loved mangoes, and she canceled last-minute, leaving me with that sad empty feeling and a ton of homemade mango salsa.
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Western nations have been wrestling with how to handle suspected militants and their families seeking to return from combat zones in Iraq and Syria, as well as those in detention, as more pour out of Baghouz.
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"He's proud, he tells people that he doesn't read books, and it's been showing by the outlandish conspiracy theories he peddles in and misstatements that seem to almost pour out of him about the past," Brinkley said.
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Near Deir Ezzor, Syria (CNN)It should be the height of tension: a final pocket of ISIS, under heavy bombardment, where leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi could possibly be hiding and from which civilians pour out daily.
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I had to pour out most of my own beer after someone tossed a cup of noodles from a food stand through the air, spraying chili oil and cabbage over a five-meter radius of the crowd.
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Related: Meet Dinild Trimp, Trump's Freakish Alter Ego The Spaghetti Moons And Disco Ball Boyfriends Of Collage Artist Eugenia Loli Star Clusters and Sunflowers Pour Out of These Anatomical Collages Ordinary Is Extraordinary in CUR3ES' Collage Wonderland
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The new fissure, a crack in the ground allowing lava to pour out, comes as state and federal officials already warned residents in that corner of the island to be prepared to evacuate at a moment's notice.
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"I can't tell you how many times I've had to pour out a half-bottle of Lambrusco that was no longer fresh," said Mr. Stuckey, a sommelier who also produces wines from Italy under the Scarpetta label.
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In body camera video released by police , Weinman refuses to provide authorities with her last name after taking a breathalyzer test and being told by an officer that he&aposs going to have her pour out the alcohol.
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The ant doesn't literally explode in a Michael Bay sort of way, but the desperate measure causes a sticky and toxic liquid to pour out from its bloated glands—a noxious substance that's capable of killing the intruder.
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Pour out a little, if you will, for Steve Whitmire, who was fired this week after nearly 30 years of voicing Kermit the Frog—and whose response was simply that he was "devastated to have failed" Jim Henson.
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A surge in Chinese exports helped Treasury post record half-year profit in March, only five years after it was forced to pour out thousands of liters of unwanted wine out in an unceremonious exit from the U.S. market.
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In what could easily be confused for a large university campus, the setting quickly goes from serene to bustling as throngs of employees pour out of buildings and make their walk to some of the dozen or so cafeterias.
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As tributes for Chris Cornell from both fans and musicians pour out across social, one police department is using the fallout from his passing as a cautionary tale to avoid drinking and driving—and stupid excuses for doing so.
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After he was discovered by his cellmate, a physician assistant performed a single chest compression, according to the report, but stopped when blood started to pour out of his ear and his arms stiffened, showing signs of rigor mortis.
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To remove calcium deposits left by hard tap water, add ⅓ cup water and ⅓ cup white vinegar to the pan, heat the mixture for a few minutes, then remove from heat, pour out the liquid, wash the pot, and wipe it dry.
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I've watched relationships end solely because I had to pour out the unfinished bottle of wine on the table before dropping the check; I've served Champagne to someone who had just been deemed "cancer-free" after their original diagnosis was terminal.
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In the past few months, outrageous stories of censorship have continued to pour out of the communist country, including China forcing three major websites to stop streaming video and audio content and auditing sites as if they were someone's red-flagged tax returns.
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Heralding breakfast as "the most important meal of the day," Will made the hectic mornings of beleaguered mothers and fathers so much easier by providing a quick, convenient, healthy, nutritious breakfast they could simply pour out of a box and into a bowl.
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You could either use a regular bowl and try to pour out the water and sacrifice a few grapes to your dirty sink, or you could use a sifter to drain the water, forget about the holes, and get your table wet.
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Plug your age and current mental mode (Precision, Study, Relax) into Dyson's companion app, let it access your location, and the app will command the lamp (via Bluetooth) to pour out a pool of light perfectly tuned to the task at hand.
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Because watching Lily deliver a rallying cry to young women that inspires them (and some male allies) to pour out into the street in support, my heart swelled — with pride, at what we can accomplish, and with pain, at what we're still up against.
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At the center of him, he said, was something called "narcissistic rage," a big boiling magma-pot, a sense of all underlying feelings being catalyzed into anger, ready to pour out if anyone tried to negate, criticize, or counter his exalted sense of self.
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The remaining crowd at the convention center in New York, which had been thinning throughout the night as the apparent Trump victory inched closer to reality, began to pour out the doors onto the streets of the city, many with tears in their eyes.
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So I think it was a lot of her doing that and being brave enough to write these poems about liberation and multiculturalism and all of these things that would pour out of her randomly and she let them live in their own space.
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The stark nature of the landscape points to another problem ahead: As fighting intensifies, hundreds of thousands of residents are expected to pour out of the city — even though the United States and Iraqi forces are publicly urging the civilians to stay in their homes.
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If the hull is breached and all 16,000 litres of oil pour out of the Viki Lyne II, the spill will be roughly five times larger than when the cargo ship MV Marathassa spilled several thousand litres of fuel into Vancouver's English Bay in 2015.
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In reality, the first "Iron Man" movie likely would have ended with Pepper Potts prying the suit open only to let what was left of the titular hero pour out … which is why maybe it's not always good to be completely realistic with one's movie weapons.
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That's right, your favorite Bachelor Winter Games couples are all splitting up, but don't pour out a shot of tequila for them just yet: the very suspicious timing of these breakups are making us wonder if these Bachelor alums are planning to ditch the snow for sandier pastures.
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More significantly, Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, took a more sympathetic line than before in an interview in which she said Italians had felt left alone to cope with the migrants who began to pour out of Libya after the fall of its late dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, in 2011.
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To understand how we got here, we should first pour out libations for the wild and crazy women's libbers of the late 1960s and 1970s, who changed the world by inventing and insisting on concepts such as sexual harassment, domestic violence, marital rape, equal pay, and so much more.
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We're still wearing shorts and flip-flops, but from here on out, each time we light the grill or slice open a watermelon or pour out an iced coffee from our cold-brew stash in the fridge, it'll feel elegiac, as if a moment is passing and fast.
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Nearly a month after lava first erupted from Kilauea volcano's lower East Rift Zone, breaking through the ground in the residential neighborhood of Leilani Estates, it continues to pour out of the ground at fast speeds and is now heading downslope towards the last remaining road into east Puna and another community.
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Over the following days, mothers and fathers of victims came to pour out their hearts and to support the protest, in a tent pitched near the field in the provincial capital, Lashkar Gah, where last week a suicide bomber drove a car full of explosives into a crowd leaving a wrestling match.
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There are the innovations that pour out of Silicon Valley companies and elite universities, the flexibility of a work force relatively unconstrained by union rules, the dynamism of entrepreneurs less hamstrung by an oversize welfare state and of a more mobile population willing to move to where the cutting-edge jobs are mushrooming.
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He wants to talk to someone about what he's feeling, but nobody wants to talk to him—one guy hits him on the head—until finally, at the end of the day, he goes into the stable, drops his head against his horse's head, and lets it pour out about his son.
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"If Brexit was anything to go by, we could see plenty of volatility in the markets as the results pour out, particularly if Trump takes one of the major swing states early in the night and sends the market into a frenzy," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst with Oanda, said in an afternoon note.
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And following so many incidents of racial or mass shooting violence—from the now prototypical Columbine shooting in 1999 to the November 2017 shooting at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas—residents pour out of the cracks like ants to express their disbelief that the quiet, polite neighbor boy could do something so dreadful.
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It is a difficult balance to strike, with Washington in a partisan frenzy over an impeachment inquiry that expands by the day as new revelations about Mr. Trump's conduct pour out, but much of the nation is still divided over — or simply uninterested in — a process that could result in the removal of the president.
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It may be a defensive maneuver to head off the looming threat of Amazon suddenly having grocery nodes in cities across the U.S. Alternatively, it may just turn into a bidding war to force companies into paying as much as possible, decreasing their operational leverage as they have to pour out a large amount of money for the acquisition.
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As the strains of "She Will be Loved" by Maroon 5 pour out of the stereo above the bar, as I gaze at an A2 print of an old Eire stamp, as the Irish flag wafts in the breeze above the stairwell, I march up to the counter and order an Unfinishable Breakfast and a pint of Guinness.
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But the notion that Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff; Secretary of State Mike Pompeo; the former national security adviser John Bolton and others will come before the Senate and glibly pour out the true facts about Ukraine and the transparently false explanations by President Trump is a bit of a pipe dream.
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On Thursday thousands of members of the outdoor recreation industry in Salt Lake City for the Outdoor Retailer trade show will "pour out of the Salt Palace and march to the Capitol building in celebration and appreciation of public lands," in the words of one of the rally's organizers, Peter Metcalf, the founder and a former chief executive of Black Diamond Equipment.
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Naughty anecdotes from the exotic, far-flung sets of his Bond films pour out of him, like the time when his View to a Kill costar Grace Jones smuggled a very lifelike sex toy into bed during their onscreen love scene, or the fact that his diminutive Man With the Golden Gun castmate Hervé Villechaize had a sweet tooth for strippers from Hong Kong.
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It weaves together social justice (inviting the needy to join the meal), storytelling (about how our forefathers were enslaved in Egypt), ceremonial symbols (unleavened bread and a shank bone, to name just two), pedagogy (asking questions from a wise son and a wicked one), celebration (for the Exodus) and pleas for help ("Pour out Your wrath upon the nations who do not know You").
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We'd complain about the fact that we needed our key cards to get from one side of the floor to the other, then we'd pour out of the doors at lunchtime to get burgers at Shake Shack, or a BLT at Eisenberg's, or a flat white at Birch Coffee, a plethora of delicious (and affordable) options spread out in front of us like a glorified mall food court.
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Sometimes he'll pour out a nice bottle of Swamp Pop praline cream alongside Converge's You Fail Me. Other times, he'll crack open a tall boy of Shaquille O'Neal's strawberry cream Shaq Soda with Ceremony's Rohnert Park LP. When he's feeling sassy, he'll play Combatwoundedveteran's powerviolence classic I Know a Girl Who Develops Crime Scene Photos with some Faygo ginger ale, the drink of choice for Juggalos who have been forbidden from drinking alcohol at their sisters' weddings.
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Task 1: Set up the kitchen as a staging station Think of the kitchen sink as your post-party cleaning home base: It's the place where you'll pour out half-full glasses, bottles and cans before they go in the dishwasher or recycling bin; it will be where you'll rinse sponges, rags and other cleaning tools; and it's where you'll place dishes, utensils and serving pieces as you bus them from tables or the living room.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads he could have walked on water that's why I followed him up the hill to pick lemons for our vodka sodas naked by the window a smoked city in drought haloed my body as he came to me a tongue of fire a rummage of wind in the upper bedroom where I said I will pour out my spirit upon your flesh he smiled and said I think you've had too much new wine then we rose up the dust rose up to meet a night rain and the room became rain falling over something scorched the lifting steam a hymn we would step into and become part of its plainsong rise up it sang you don't have to walk through this world on your knees as the words stood up in me which is why I've come to tell you where I have been and what I have seen so you could look on me and not be afraid * * * Thomas Dooley is the author of Trespass (Harper Perennial, 2014), selected by the National Poetry Series.
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