Cops found a rolled-up $20 bill with white powdery residue in Mac's right pocket -- and an iPad in his home studio had "linear white powdery residue" on it.
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In a food processor, pulse until cookie crumbs are powdery.
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A kiss on a cold, powdery cheek at her wake.
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It looks like I've taken the world's most powdery shit.
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It's not fun watching people disintegrate into a powdery oblivion.
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" The base of the tree trunk, she observed, was "powdery.
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The islet is known for its powdery beach and coral reefs.
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In the Debussy selections his sound had been veiled and powdery.
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Coal ash is the powdery substance that remains after burning coal.
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They subjected the powdery samples to chemical analysis and mass spectrometry.
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"I'm very happy," he said, and headed up the powdery slope.
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Be aware that flour may spread easily due to its powdery nature.
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She allegedly detected a powdery residue at the bottom of one bottle.
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But here's the best part: The one from Tarte doesn't feel powdery.
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The mom detected a powdery residue at the bottom of one bottle.
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And I've often felt textural distinctions: pebbly, stony, papery and, yes, powdery.
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Le Sia's shrimp, in my encounters with it, was bland and powdery.
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Perhaps it's an Oriental, heavy with amber or a beautiful powdery musk.
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It's white, powdery and the best snow comes straight from South America.
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Two people were hospitalized after a white powdery substance was mailed to Sen.
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Can sweets go with cheese (or whatever the powdery stuff on Cheetos is)?
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Here's a general recipe for Portland clinker (the dried, powdery version of cement).
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One of the food world's most maligned items is powdery, canned parmesan cheese.
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It's leathery and powdery, woody, slightly astringent, with a shadowy trace of berries.
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Some standouts include the floral, powdery Signature scent and herbal, sweet Botanical scent.
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Video footage revealed the suspect spreading a powdery substance on the victim's food.
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Officials say a white powdery substance was also found in the package there.
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By contrast, "Head," 1982, coalesces from a shimmer of powdery, light-filled color.
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The nuts themselves were pulverized and powdery, ruining the texture of the confection.
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First came the Pillow Talk lipstick — in all its pouty, powdery, pink perfection.
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This is called sintering: using heat to transform a powdery substance to solid.
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I used to play with her powdery eyeshadow palettes [full of] 50 different shades.
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The preground stuff is too powdery and won't give you the same lacy perimeter.
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A specific concern for GAC is scrap metal containing what it terms "powdery substances".
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Siatta watched the family file out — bereaved, terrified and covered in fine, powdery dust.
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Her powdery blue chiffon dress gently swept around her neck, crosssing in the front.
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Heck, we'll even trade our powdery floral deodorant for cinnamon-spiced pits — 'tis the season.
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Japanese scientists expected to find a "powdery regolith" on the asteroid, according to the release.
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"History of drug abuse and white powdery substance discovered at the scene," stated the report.
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On Friday, Ahmed had noticed a white powdery substance on the floor in his corridor.
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It doesn't just refresh our strands, it boosts confidence (and volume) with every powdery spritz.
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Reminiscent of a soft talc, this powdery fragrance captures hints of mandarin, peaches and vanilla.
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The beef was beautiful, but unconventionally so, speckled all over with a splendid, powdery mold.
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All coal plants generate coal ash, the hazardous powdery substance that remains after burning coal.
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From the Long Beach stop, it's a short walk to 3½ miles of powdery sand.
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On very powdery or loose snow, the snow tends to pile up under the sled.
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Obama's (then-unwrinkled) face peers sternly from beneath a powdery white George Washington–style wig.
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The dry, powdery substance that is flour can host foodborne pathogens, as unlikely as that sounds.
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Cofield was handcuffed and police discovered a red powdery substance that later tested positive for heroin.
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Also in Miller's home recording studio was an iPad with "linear white powdery residue" on it.
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Climate change is generally disappointing news to skiers, who usually associate winters with a powdery wonderland.
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It's powdered palm sugar inside of this little powdery dairy thing — can't even quite describe it.
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All five contained threatening messages and a powdery substance that investigators found not to be hazardous.
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"It's a powder but it gives you a candlelight, airbrushed look without being powdery," she said.
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More fine-grained, powdery, in between chalky and seltzery, and veering into a curious yeasty quality.
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You can't see any individual grains, and it feels very close to powdery, but not quite.
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Nearby were the telltale signs of drug use: empty vials, glassine envelopes and a powdery mixture.
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You can feel the air on your skin, powdery and wrong, somehow both sweltering and clammy.
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However, there's now another powdery, recreational substance you ingested nasally, and it's coming your way soon: chocolate.
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And that's probably because — despite the Chicago-worthy powdery snow — Princess Switch was actually filmed in Romania.
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After notifying the port authorities, U.S. Customs arrived and confirmed that the white powdery substance was cocaine.
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In the spread, titled "Spirited Away," Kloss wears traditional geisha garments, powdery makeup and a nihongami wig.
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Though some pills come in small, smoothly coated forms, others can be large, powdery and oddly shaped.
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Gallium nitride is a powdery yellow compound used in light-emitting diodes (LED), radar, antennas and lasers.
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A close examination of honeysuckle flowers reveals long stamens, each tipped with a powdery, pollen-covered anther.
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A powdery texture appeared across the surface, and it became clear that a replacement would be needed.
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It's a powdery mix of pink clay, honey — a humectant — and coconut that hydrates while it exfoliates.
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The police found marijuana and a white powdery substance that they said could be cocaine or fentanyl.
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And its combination brush-and-squeegee head sweeps away both powdery and wet snow without scratching paint.
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Though powdery in consistency and texture, the formula is easily blendable, simple to use, and highly pigmented.
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They produce a powdery substance called calcium carbonate — the main ingredient in cement — which toughens the material.
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Despite this intriguing provenance, the smell is not especially memorable; I found it powdery and faintly sour.
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"Anyone" meaning: her uncle, her auntie who wears too much powdery perfume, her smelly cousins—literally anyone!
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By the time the froghopper is ready to leap away, the spittle is so dry and powdery.
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Boracay Island is the Philippines' top tourist draw, famous for its powdery white sand beach and vibrant nightlife.
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Most of the cookies have a crisp, slightly powdery texture, underscored by the crunch of dried royal icing.
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Among them are intriguingly scented sugars: coarse-textured orange blossom-vanilla, finer jasmine-honey and powdery clove maple.
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This puppy couldn't help but crack a smile after laying down in a cloud of powdery, white snow.
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Once they started pulling apart these suspicious boxes, they discovered a white powdery substance and notified port authorities.
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She detected a powdery residue at the bottom of one bottle and the milk also appeared to be discolored.
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Another drew a Dungeons & Dragons-inspired alignment chart that suggested powdery/greasy represented a separate axis from wet/dry.
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It's more of a malt ball, solid all the way through but filled with very light, powdery dust grains.
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And at Siberian Tiger Park in Changchun, one resident had her very first experience with the powdery weather phenomenon.
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Owners can ski in and out of a private lift to access the powdery slopes of the Swiss Alps.
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He told me, 'Well, she would smack my head down, so that powdery stuff got all over my face.
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They tested each other on the powdery sand, an empty cigarette packet marking north, a plastic cup for south.
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In 20033, sheriff's deputies installing a radio in Mr. O'Rourke's Jeep found a white powdery substance in a condom.
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But he showed up this week for his first glimpse of powdery snow and offered a tale of perseverance.
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I'm surprised by the feel of it on my skin — it's not gritty or harsh, just a powdery, gentle buff.
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She had big arms and a solid torso, light brown skin, and a dusting of powdery blush on her cheeks.
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One pic shows a white powdery substance spilled out on a table with a bent spoon placed next to it.
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The resulting thick and powdery snow falls in downwind areas, and the storms that deliver it can be quite intense.
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Players were unable to control their sliding on a powdery surface that García compared to marbles on a concrete floor.
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A small bottle of "powdery substance" was found in the suspect's bag after he was taken into custody, police said.
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Soft powdery doughy pillows of warm sweetness brought here from France — as in the play — and commonly served at breakfast.
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The beach, though, with its wide crescent of smooth, powdery sand and turquoise bay, still retains its essential, sweeping majesty.
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This cat decided to sit directly in the snowbank to catch the best view of the powdery snow drifting past.
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The usually powdery white snow turned colors due to a sandstorm that blew across the Sahara Desert in North Africa.
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"To me they're sort of a nice combination of being sweet, crunchy and powdery at the same time," she said.
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They sweep onto the skin easily and seem to melt into my face, never looking patchy, powdery, dry, or overly sparkly.
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I hate it when you bite into a croissant and you get a shower of tiny powdery crumbs on your lap.
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A K9 narcotics dog alerted U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents to a "white, powdery substance" in barrels of iron oxide.
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That deletion makes the tomato resistant to powdery mildew, a serious agricultural problem that takes a lot of chemicals to control.
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Cruz's spokesperson, Catherine Frazier, confirmed to BuzzFeed News that a letter addressed to the senator's campaign contained the white powdery substance.
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When I spotted him bending over a bush throwing some powdery stuff, I assumed he was spreading poison to kill rats.
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First of all, you have to think of the name of this powdery concoction, and then you have to spell it.
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On the powdery white-sand beaches of Robinson Crusoe Island, you'll find technicolor coral and jaw-dropping fire and knife dancers.
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Boracay is known for its powdery white sand and warm blue waters and travel magazine consistently vote it a top destination.
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I love that there's a black lipstick on the market, or there's a powdery purple, or a blue mascara that's $6.99.
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Like most dark-haired folks, my biggest qualm with dry shampoo is that it leaves a powdery residue in its wake.
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Authorities opened the shipping container to discover 60 packages containing a white powdery substance that later field-tested positive for cocaine.
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After a search, cops discovered another needle, a white powdery substance -- which June allegedly said was crack cocaine -- and a pipe.
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For example, sapphire was hot last summer, but now the top shade lighting up the heads of Hollywood is a powdery blue.
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One is a thermochromic wig, which changes from day-glo pink to a powdery pastel by way of a heating carbon fiber.
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Also found in the house were several hypodermic needles and a pile of a white powdery substance on the living room floor.
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Once they retrieved the backpack he was carrying, they found the clear bag of a "white powdery substance" and a scale, too.
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We plunged into the powdery slopes, sneakers absorbing sand at every step, and reached the summit in an hour and a half.
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Powdery ones smell like your nana, floral orientals smell like your mom, and fruity body mists smell like your high-school bestie.
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Another sign that you shouldn't puff, but pass, is if you detect mold, often a white powdery substance, anywhere on your weed.
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Ten bricks of a white, powdery substance were loaded into a vehicle, along with one brick containing real cocaine, the complaint says.
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Luckily, your partner is just as clueless as you, so they'll think a powdery, sweet-smelling rock is a good present too.
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Over or under irrigating, misusing nutrients, powdery mildew, root rot, and botrytis (bud rot) are all things that can ruin the crop.
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JOST VAN DYKE, B.V.I. — This little island draws boats from all around the globe to its powdery beaches and ebullient bar scene.
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The closest color approximation is a powdery orange that falls somewhere between the actor George Hamilton's complexion and a package of Sizzlean.
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Since it's powdery in texture, I typically apply it to my under eyes and T-zone using a Real Techniques setting brush.
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Authorities in Washington, D.C., responded on Tuesday after a white powdery substance was discovered in mail sent to former President Obama's offices.
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JAXA scientists had expected to find a powdery surface on Ryugu, but tests showed that the asteroid is covered in larger gravel.
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Some formulas leave a powdery white cast on deeper complexions; others make your pores look like they've been dunked in a deep frier.
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We tried them on ourselves and were impressed by the silky formulas and natural fragrance that's far from that distinct, powdery kid smell.
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Cross-country skiers need to be extremely fit to continuously push through the sometimes powdery, sometimes icy terrain in 12 to 48 hours.
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Instead, we suggest keeping the powdery stuff around as a serviceable, occasional stand-in for times when using nice cheese just isn't possible.
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He had a natural flair for composition, and the fiber in his paper negatives sometimes lends a grainy, powdery texture to the prints.
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The temperature was in the teens, under a powdery blue sky, with a sharp wind that picked up once the mayor began speaking.
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" Several musicians had reported seeing Mr. Kaiser sprinkle a white powdery substance during the second intermission at Saturday's matinee of Rossini's "Guillaume Tell.
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Rovers would drive around on a recreation of the fine, powdery soil found on the moon's surface, sourced from a company in Europe.
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Astronaut Neil Armstrong exited Apollo 11 and set foot upon the planetary satellite's powdery surface, and his steps represented the pinnacle of human progress.
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The officer also wrote that a piece of paper with a "pink powdery substance" was allegedly found on the passenger seat between Pasek's legs.
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At Tso Kar, a high-altitude salt lake in northern India, the powdery residue of sulfur-munching bacteria is frequently blown into the atmosphere.
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An employee at Senator Tom Daschle's office opened an envelope filled with a white powdery substance and a letter that read: 9-11-o1.
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To get the necessary super-tender dough action, he opts for 00 flour, an ultra-powdery flour ground twice as finely as all-purpose.
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The powdery croutons in the lobster salad are also oddly sweet, and a kicky side of baby bok choy reveals grit in the heat.
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Ms. Hobart likes her shave ice straight up, without a scoop of ice cream buried under the dome of powdery ice, which some prefer.
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On Saturday night, the police announced that they were investigating whether the powdery substance was in fact human remains being scattered at the Met.
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The Miami Dolphins' offensive line coach, Chris Foerster, resigned on Monday after a video was posted online showing him snorting a powdery white substance.
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Lithium, a powdery chemical element that is extracted from igneous rock and mineral water, is also used in batteries, lubricating grease and rocket fuel.
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A 45- to 60-minute walk to the powdery Pain de Sucre beach traverses steep, hilly terrain, where grazing goats are your only companions.
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There, we set up our final camp on a sweeping, 200-yard arc of powdery sand overlooking a deep blue cut and Exuma Sound.
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From here you can gaze out to Virgin Gorda, down to the powdery beaches of the island, or over to the new wind turbines.
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Titan is aimed more at all-mountain skiing than aggressive speed runs, with wider tips and tails that let them float over powdery snow.
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This merges to talk of texture, with "soft" and "oily" frequently considered good, and "powdery" frequently considered a sign of cut, or "bashed," coke.
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Apparently, the spicy-tangy, crispy snack that leaves fingers stained with a questionable powdery red substance made for licking clean has a fascinating origin story.
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Kathleen Hou at The Cut reports that rather, it smells like a "warm, powdery, milky hard candy," with a strong metallic twinge at the finish.
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We love a perennial spring classic as much as the next person — be it a bold floral, powdery pastel, or light-wash pair of denim.
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When writers dreamed about virtual reality 20 years ago, they imagined putting on a headset and being whisked away to golden beaches or powdery slopes.
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When it comes to the former, once powdery blends have shed their grandma-y stereotypes in favor of more modern iterations that smell shockingly alluring.
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Their grandma would braid my hair while we ate powdery spiced cookies and she talked about all the men she slept with during the war.
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In the video called Sound Vibrates Matter, she documents the geometric shapes created by a white, powdery substance placed on top of an ordinary speaker.
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The most fictional of these, "Burning Down the House," depicts a powdery-blue door complete with a doorknob, which partially opens to reveal a closet.
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One of the sources described the package as small and said it consisted of a PVC pipe with an "energetic" material and a powdery substance.
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I slow down my pace, examine the brushstrokes as if I were a lepidopterist looking at the glowing, powdery wings of a particularly rare specimen.
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I grabbed Patricia Lockwood's Priestdaddy from my nightstand and bludgeoned the insect, which exploded into a powdery smear across a glowing blurb from the Boston Globe.
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As for the scent of the candles and fragrances in the line, it's predominantly rose — but it's not the powdery iteration you associate with your grandma.
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There are plenty of picturesque beach towns around the world, but Turks and Caicos has got a special allure beyond powdery sands and crystal-clear waves.
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Similarly, researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences are using it to try to develop wheat plants that are resistant to powdery mildew, a serious hazard.
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The powdery steeps are the goal for many skiers and riders, and resorts face immense pressure to open them, especially in the wake of big storms.
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Specifically, its aim was to examine the potential health hazards of talc, the stuff that makes baby powder powdery, and whether stricter federal regulation was needed.
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If it feels powdery or dry, you can dunk the tips of your fingers in ice water and flick your fingers over the surface of the crumbs.
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U.S.-based Wolfspeed makes devices using gallium nitride, a sensitive powdery compound with military applications whose use by other companies has led the U.S. to block deals.
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Just about an hour south of Tampa, Sarasota is a popular tourist and retirement destination thanks to the white, powdery sand beaches like those on Siesta Key.
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"One boat drops the dye into the water and it's an orange powdery substance and it's completely environmentally safe," parade coordinator Pat McCarthy told ABC 7 Chicago.
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Chances are you've seen someone reach for a plastic shaker bottle after a workout, mix up some powdery concoction, and chug it as fast as they can.
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Considering the era, it's hard not to imagine millions of wayward wastrels inhaling their last bits of powdery lint in an attempt to join the swelling wave.
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Its fat-burning capacities had first been noted among French munitions workers during World War I, who absorbed the yellowish, powdery substance through their skin and lungs.
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" Police said the boy, whose name is being withheld because of his age, showed up to Pinnacle High School with "several pounds of a white powdery substance.
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A machine uses a chemical bath to dissolve protein, blood and fat, leaving only a coffee-colored liquid, powdery bone and any metal implants, like dental fillings.
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CreditCreditDylan Hollingsworth for The New York Times Ben Holland holds a Mason jar, tilting it slightly to show the powdery 90 milligrams of the antibiotic tylosin inside.
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Underfoot was soft, powdery snow — 19603 inches in Central Park, which broke a 30-year-old snow record for the date, according to the National Weather Service.
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Book Excellence Playa Mujeres starting at $428 per nightThis adults-only all-suite resort is found on the powdery white-sand beaches of Playa Mujeres in Cancun.
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The 2019 vintage in the Willamette, for example, has been moderately warm but highly humid, which created ideal conditions for powdery mildew, a significant threat to grapes.
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Police investigators tracked down Mr. Kaiser, who had planned to attend both operas, on Saturday night, and determined that the powdery substance did not pose a threat.
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Such was the wide-eyed zeal with which Freud's professional colleagues were self-experimenting with the powdery panacea that things were bound to get a little hairy.
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This food processor has a large 14-cup working bowl that secures well, with reviewers reporting little to no lid leakage even with wet and powdery ingredients.
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The Wolfspeed division makes devices using gallium nitride, a sensitive powdery compound with military applications whose use by other companies has led the United States to block deals.
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Upon finding him, she called 911, and we're told when officers and paramedics arrived ... they found a white powdery substance near his body, believed to be alleged narcotics.
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She zeroed in on a shade of yellow used in the collection: "It made me think of a powdery chemical color on a sheet of glass," she said.
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The thing is, though, once you spritz powdery shampoo all over your head to absorb the oil, you've got another problem to deal with one: second-day flyaways.
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Oh, and unlike other foundations I've tried to wear this summer, this stick leaves behind a powdery finish that manages to keep my forehead shine at a minimum.
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The idea of launching a breeding program came when Phylos scientists found collaborating with other breeders was an inefficient way to find markers for powdery mildew or botryitis.
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However, Wolfspeed makes devices using gallium nitride, a sensitive powdery compound that can have military applications and has been responsible for the U.S. blocking acquisitions in the past.
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"It is a very tough time indeed," Chipurura told Reuters, barely audible as humming conveyer belts moved the fine, powdery building material for packaging at the industrial park.
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Once they discovered it was a white, powdery substance, the tourists turned it over to local police, who also thought it might've been carried there by Hurricane Dorian.
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Then prosecutors said he paid to have young girls sent to Chapo's hideout in the mountains of Sinaloa, where they were sedated with a "powdery substance" and raped.
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This might not look like the bounty that you'd expect to top a pizza—uhhh, where are the powdery shreds of packaged mozzarella and the Boboli sauce packets?
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For years, I would pack together large grasses like switchgrass, or flowers like garden phlox (both Level 1 plants) and wonder why they got rust or powdery mildew.
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This snow will be much harder to shovel than the powdery stuff, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers says, adding that this particular system has the potential to produce thundersnow.
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On Thursday, after the Capitol in Springfield was briefly on lockdown while hazardous-materials teams investigated a suspicious powdery substance, members of the House voted for an override.
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After searching the house, police found numerous baggies containing "a white powdery substance, numerous used hypodermic needles" and "several glass smoking devices containing residue," according to the complaint.
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This preference for darkness explains, in part, why the sheen of French pastries isn't found in traditional Japanese pastries, which opt instead for deep reflections and powdery textures.
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With the many verified and aspiring social media influencers taking part in the cruise, nearly every inch of the powdery sanded beach was being used for mini photo shoots.
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G-Eazy and Halsey previously made headlines in January after photos surfaced of the couple snorting what appeared to be a white, powdery substance on a boat in Miami.
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In 2009, al Asiri fitted out a Nigerian AQAP recruit with an explosive underwear device containing PETN, a white powdery explosive that basic X-ray systems have difficulty detecting.
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That powdery post-spray scent is unmistakable — a dead giveaway that you haven't washed your hair in a while, which is the opposite of what you're trying to achieve.
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Here's how it works: Everence, a powdery substance, is synthesized from a sample of DNA — like from the inside of someone's mouth, carbonized hair, or cremated ashes, for example.
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Every step that brings her closer to the final product — from the powdery daintiness of a Pringle or the rich filling in an Almond Joy — is a tiny victory.
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Then I would say I'm really excited about the "Geraldine" dress, which is our kind of frayed denim, powdery blue denim dress, which I just think is incredibly comfortable.
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Even his whites were distinct: the powdery starkness into which his high register dissolved in "Vertige," and the milkier hue in the deliberate, steady lullaby of "White on White."
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In February, an envelope containing a white, powdery substance that investigators later determined was cornstarch was sent to the Manhattan apartment of Donald Trump Jr.'s mother-in-law.
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For lighter coverage, there's Shiseido Maquillage Dramatic Powdery UV Foundation ($29), and oily skin types like the Kate Powderless Liquid Foundation ($22), which goes on liquid and dries matte.
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Art Meets Art's Besame Mucho ($95) combines pink pepper and orris for a bright, powdery blend, while Maison Margiela's Mutiny ($115) is soft and sweet with tuberose and vanilla.
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The server set the jars' tops aside, reached in with silver tongs and lifted a long, chubby white band of powdery marshmallow, snipping off squares with shiny oversize scissors.
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As more officers arrive, one tells them he saw Clements with a steak knife and a "white powdery substance" on her hand, which he assumes to be crack cocaine.
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His new disc, "Preverbal," out last month, adds layers of digital percussion and powdery effects to a trio that features Vicente Archer on bass and Eric Doob on drums.
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Each and every Star Cup grand prix that I complete, I'm always delighted by its ultimate climax, that final charge, through ice and air, cascading water and powdery snow.
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The report indicates that small amounts of asbestos have been lurking in some of the company's talc — the substance that makes baby powder powdery — going back to the 222s.
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The following day, the witness reported the boy to Pinnacle High School officials after noticing that he had a plastic bag with a white, powdery substance with him, police said.
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Months after receiving a suspicious letter containing a white, powdery substance earlier this year, Donald Trump Jr.'s ex Vanessa is opening up about the incident for the first time.
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When I spend the winter season pouring shots and beer, cleaning smelly floors, and snowboarding in the powdery white snow, I know I don't have to grow up just yet.
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He wrote home about the watermelons that tasted like pink snow; hominy so good he could have it with every meal; figs that ripened mysteriously into a powdery blue skin.
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Made with 100-percent natural and 15-percent organic ingredients, Studio 78 Paris's cream eye shadow in Paris 01 has a powdery matte texture, and adds soft definition to lids.
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But the unique texture of his desserts—weirdly, almost like the texture of powdery, frozen white chocolate chips—and his frugal sign ingenuity eventually proved to be a smashing success.
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The plan was to pop off the top of the mountain, drop onto its powdery face and shred its untouched slope, racing against gravity for the sheer love of it.
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CHARLOTTE AMALIE, V.I. — The United States Virgin Islands is best known for its powdery beaches and turquoise bays, a constant draw for the tourists who frequent this tiny American territory.
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A FLOUR BOMB seems innocuous, but it's actually quite menacing, given the possibility of anthrax, or ricin, or whatever you can imagine that's white, powdery and hazardous to one's health.
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A well-designed working bowl that's easy to clean and seals tightly to the motor housing is also important for preventing wet or powdery ingredients from seeping out during use.
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A simple search for the word "rose" on Sephora's website churns out 1,091 results, which is a lot for a flower that was once most commonly associated with powdery grandma fragrances.
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Maybe toss some thread or spare yarn onto an accent nail next time you do a classic red manicure, or try a powdery topcoat instead of your typical, high-shine one.
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While there isn't a powdery effect, it also doesn't provide shine, so if hair so glossy people can use it as a mirror is your thing, you should probably look elsewhere.
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You cook this little plastic tub full of powdery cheese with the plastic dental dam on it for four minutes, and then remove it and cook it raw for another four.
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Last month, Vanessa Trump and her mother were hospitalized as a precaution after opening an envelope containing a white powdery substance that was later determined to be cornstarch, police officials said.
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Everence is a powdery substance synthesized from a sample of DNA, something as simple as a few thousand cells from a swab of a person's inner cheek, or from cremated ashes.
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"The amount of sulfur it takes to farm an organic vineyard with no tolerance for powdery mildew is immense," Ms. Casteel said, noting that it could require 18 treatments a year.
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Pascale Beaudin brought a powdery-soft soprano to the role of Marceline, the jailer's daughter who pines for the attentions of the apprentice Fidelio — never suspecting that he is a woman.
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On a formal level, Mr. Morris's works are not as compelling as those by Reinhardt, the undisputed master of the form with his mysterious, self-concocted powdery pigment covering the canvas.
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This snow will be much harder to shovel than the powdery stuff, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers says, adding that this particular system has the potential to produce thundersnow across the Northeast.
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We broke the story ... the veteran actor died back in November when cops said his body was discovered early one morning in his Manhattan apartment with a white powdery substance nearby.
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The newspaper also reported that the F.B.I. was looking into a letter sent to Fox offices in Chicago last week that contained threatening language toward Smollett and a white powdery substance.
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Police confirmed to ABC News that a letter containing threatening language, laced with a powdery substance believed to be Tylenol, was sent to Smollett at the Fox studio in Chicago last week.
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Grayton Beach State Park, Florida Panhandle One mile of powdery white sand shoreline and gorgeous crystal water vistas earns this Gulf of Mexico hot spot a place on the best beaches list.
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He and Brett pass these items back and forth, lying propped up on their packs, stretched at length on the Oriental rug with small powdery gray moths struggling up from the nap.
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A grill lighter and plastic letter opener were also found in the bag, and next to his body investigators discovered powdery material and wicks, which they determined were from crushed smoke bombs.
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Last year, researchers at the Sainsbury Laboratory in England gene-edited a tomato variety called Moneymaker to be resistant to powdery mildew, and a Japanese research group recently created tomatoes without seeds.
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In this July 20, 1969, photo provided by NASA, a footprint left by one of the astronauts of the Apollo 11 mission is seen in the soft, powdery surface of the moon.
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While scientists had originally thought Ryugu's surface would be a "powdery fine regolith," the MASCOT lander and MINERVA-II1 rovers dropped by the spacecraft were greeted instead by larger-than-expected gravel.
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For those who like their perfume both boozy and powdery, there's Nasomatto's Baraonda ($150), a heady blend of whiskey, musk mallow and rose that smells like bourbon on the breath of angels.
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With a powdery soft tone and comforting low register, Ms. Isaev was most convincing in the first act, in which we get to know Tosca as a sweet and playfully pious diva.
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News of the split comes a month after the former model, 40, was hospitalized after the family received a suspicious letter containing a white, powdery substance that police later found to be nontoxic.
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After discovering that the powdery snowfall in the Larsen's front yard was making snowman construction difficult, they drove to a nearby parking lot and filled three pickup truck beds with compressed, packed snow.
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I started my first diet at 11, a meal plan filled with sugar-free Jello, "healthy" microwavable meals, powdery shakes, Diet Coke, and devil's food cake cookies that tasted like chocolate scented plastic.
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The student reported the incident to school administrators Monday night and told police he saw the suspect carrying a plastic bag with several pounds of a "white powdery substance," Phoenix police spokesman Sgt.
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I used to think that paprika and parsley were just for show — nothing more than powdery red dashes on creamy deviled eggs, and verdant speckles breaking up the brown monotony of beef stew.
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The chef looks up after prepping his powdery mise en place—which has an artfully placed rolled-up banknote lying next to it—only to discover that the camera is dead on him.
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On St. John, which was hit the hardest of the three islands that make up this American territory, supply helicopters buzzed over the once-powdery beaches where vacationers had soaked up the sun.
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"Happy dust," the powdery white drug at the center of George Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess," is rendered in Spanish as "perico," and in German as "Schnee" — both maintaining the slanginess of the original.
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Known for suites featuring private pools and other amenities, the Amanyara is situated on a sprawling 18,000-acre nature preserve, over half a mile of which is made up of powdery white-sand beaches.
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A spritz here and there is okay, but covering roots in the powdery formula every single day can lead to product build-up and clogged hair follicles, which could contribute to potential hair loss.
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The algal powder is derived from algae that is grown in a tank, then dried so it turns into a powdery substance that can be used as an alternative to soy in food products.
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But Niseko's meteoric rise from local ski town to global hotspot is deserving; its champagne powdery slopes (due to the snow's low water content) and expansive backcountry are prized by skiers and snowboarders alike.
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It is arranged on a plate in the colors of military garb, and made out of powdery and custardy layers of chocolate, spices, foie gras, red wine and the blood of a wild hare.
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Visitors may be surprised at the predominance of French influence on this island state in the Indian Ocean — a destination best known for its powdery beaches, aquamarine lagoons and reefs teeming with marine life.
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There is a distinct floral scent — a combination of jasmine, rose, and daisy extracts, with a boost from some kind of special white honey — but this one smells fresh and inviting, not powdery or stale.
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His face, under a shower of powdery white light, is idealized but not stereotyped, and effects a powerful sense of a careworn man determined to do right by one of the world's weirdest parenting arrangements.
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The rest of the performance of Rossini's "Guillaume Tell" was canceled as a safety precaution, and the opera house was ordered evacuated when witnesses reported seeing Kaiser sprinkle a white, powdery substance into the pit.
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To most people, snow days are either permission to stay holed up inside all day watching movies or a curse because they have to spend the day shoveling the white powdery mess from their driveways.
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To get to the beach, we walked down a paved path, as golf carts zipped by, to a crescent moon of powdery sand and calm water backed by the huge wall of the multistory hotel.
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A palette of powdery colors dominated the looks, with some gowns in dusty pink evoking soft ballerina costumes, in a collection that designer Maria Grazia Chiuri described as a focus on craft over flashy fashion.
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Alunorte has annual production capacity of 6.3 million tonnes of aluminum oxide, or alumina, while global output of the white, powdery substance is close to 100 million tonnes a year, Norsk Hydro says on its website.
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Donald Trump Jr. took to Twitter Monday afternoon to confirm that his wife, Vanessa, and five young children are safe after the family received a suspicious letter containing a white, powdery substance earlier in the day.
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" For those of you wondering exactly what "the West" smells like, it's less In-N-Out Burger and more "crisp and powdery notes with undertones of sandalwood, leather, and amber surrounded by spice, patchouli, and musk.
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When snow first falls in the Sierra, it is usually dry and powdery, with about 10 to 12 percent moisture by volume, but as it accumulates and compresses, the moisture content rises to about 40 percent.
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Other things to know about the eye product: The soft-matte liquid formula dries down to a powdery finish and rings in at $18 (or if you're into bundles, you can shop two shades for $30).
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The most disturbing were accusations that the crime lord once raped one of his mistresses and routinely raped girls as young as 13 years old, sometimes drugging them by placing "a powdery substance" into their drinks.
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President Trump's son took to Twitter Monday afternoon to confirm that his wife, Vanessa, and five young children were "safe and unharmed" after the family received a letter containing a white, powdery substance earlier in the day.
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A spokeswoman for the NYPD's office of the Deputy Commissioner of Public Information confirmed to PEOPLE that Trump Jr.'s family received a letter containing a powdery substance that was tested and proven to be non-hazardous.
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By treating graphite with a specific process, these plates of graphene just come off the surface into a powdery suspension that can be isolated and turned into whatever further product that the manufacturer is looking to do.
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On the walls of his studio near the Bastille area of Paris, tall frilly ostrich plumes create a contrast to a powdery pink marabou pompom in a tableau including pheasant, peacock, chicken, rooster, turkey and goose feathers.
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Minutes before the scheduled House votes on a contentious budget plan, the statehouse was shut down after a woman threw a powdery substance in the offices of the governor and lieutenant governor and in the House gallery.
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On this day, the volunteers, organized and led by a local chapter of the Pacific Crest Trail Association, were tackling a 22-foot patch that had collapsed as huge tree roots beneath it burned to powdery ash.
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In Western culture the color, in near-magenta and faint, powdery variations, was embraced by the nobility, its popularity enhanced in the late 20173th century when new dyes sourced from India and Sumatra made for richer pinks.
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In what may be the most mysterious image in the film, Judy, badgered by Scottie to replicate Madeleine, emerges from her bedroom in a powdery green light cast by the neon hotel sign outside her apartment window.
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Cops are on the scene after getting reports of a white powdery substance being discovered around 12:30 PM. It's unclear how it was found or if the former Prez was in the building at the time.
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Gallium nitride, a powdery yellow compound used in light-emitting diodes (LED), radar, antennas and lasers, is grown using Aixtron-manufactured technology, which has in the past been sold to U.S. military equipment maker Northrop Grumman (NOC.
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The past few years have brought folksy screeching, glacial silences, drawling speech, powdery bleakness and spiritual solemnity; last year, a keening Ethiopian folk song was tricked out with an avant-garde mixture of yelps, croaks and hums.
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Valerie Ciarletti of the Université Paris-Saclay, who helped investigate the comet's interior with radio waves, said the inside of Comet 67P is about as porous as fresh, powdery snow — 70 percent of the volume is empty space.
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Alunorte has an annual production capacity of some 6.2 million tonnes of aluminum oxide, or alumina, while global output of the white, powdery substance is close to 100 million tonnes per year, Norsk Hydro said on its web site.
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Alunorte has an annual production capacity of some 6.2 million tonnes of aluminium oxide, or alumina, while global output of the white, powdery substance is close to 100 million tonnes per year, Norsk Hydro said on its web site.
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While Cheetos is typically synonymous with those neon orange puffs you shovel by the handful into your mouth until your hands are a garish shade of powdery tangerine, the snack brand is making some bold new moves in 2017.
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The winning teams both chose "powdery Crushed Basaltic Igneous" as their indigenous base; the team from Branch Technology augmented this with recycled plastic, while Penn State attempted (with partial success) to create a cement-like material that incorporated water.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Washington police and fire officials on Tuesday removed a powdery substance sent to the office building where former U.S. President Barack Obama leases space, but the material was found to be harmless, the U.S. Secret Service said.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s wife and mother-in-law were hospitalized as a precaution on Monday morning after opening an envelope containing a white powdery substance that investigators later determined was cornstarch and was not hazardous, police officials said.
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The added perfume must primarily cover the chemical odor of the product, while the scent gives the people a classification: Light, fruity, gentle, powdery notes, for example, are feminine fragrances; citrus, flaky, spicy, tart, and herbaceous are male [ones].
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Charles Salzman told police at the scene that he believed the child may have put a small bottle cap in his mouth, the complaint said, and that the cap had a white powdery substance consistent with heroin or fentanyl.
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Upon inspection, officers found a white plastic bag containing just over 10 grams of "a white powdery substance consistent with fentanyl or a fentanyl analogue" inside the envelope in question, according to an affidavit by U.S. postal inspector Michael Adams.
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But when your biggest competitor issues a sleek all-black card that could be totally customized with a drawn-on screen design, like a Twitter handle or signature, you should probably offer something cooler than a ball of powdery dough.
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To "cook" Wise Company's six-grain Apple Cinnamon Cereal, you just boil three and a half cups of water, dump in the powdery contents of the bag (minus the oxygen absorber), and cover the pot for 12 to 15 minutes.
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BORACAY, Philippines (Reuters) - Along the shores of Philippines' top holiday island, Boracay, businesses like massage parlors, souvenir stalls, tattoo shops and boat rentals are still thriving while tourists bask in the sun on the powdery white sand, but not for long.
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Hundreds of excited tourists barred from Boracay since April trooped to a jetty that is the gateway of the 10-sq-km (4-sq-mile) island, famed for its powdery white sands, turquoise waters, lively nightlife and abundant water sports.
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In parts of the closely planted 15-acre vineyard, where the young carricante grapevines are trained to grow vertically on chestnut posts in the ancient alberello fashion, powdery soil can seem to engulf a shoe pressed too heavily into the earth.
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In that August 2009 scheme, al-Asiri created a small bomb contained 100 grams of a powdery explosive that his younger brother Abdullah concealed inside his rectum in a failed attempt to assassinate Saudi Arabia's counterterrorism chief Prince Muhammad bin Nayef.
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Hertz called the Prescott police department, and officers there filed a "narcotics offense" report, listing the items seized from the car, including a plastic baggie containing a "white powdery substance," a Secret Service business card, credit cards, and Hunter's driver's license.
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We imagined a time-lapse film, weeks compressed Into seconds, the lemon changing hue, developing that powdery bloom, then Suddenly collapsing into itself to leave a shrunken, pea-size, desiccated husk— The flesh evaporated, breathed into the atmosphere as it transpires.
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Available on iOS and Android, OpenSnow is free to use, though the "All Access" premium subscription ($19 per year) includes ad-free, longer-range forecasts, alerts for particularly powdery days and 523-hour access to snow camera feeds from resorts.
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A cooperating witness who testified at trial told investigators that around 2007 he helped Guzman drug girls as young as 13 by placing a "powdery substance" in their drinks before the defendant had sex with them, according to the documents.
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Paris had finished in second in Friday's Alpine combined race and carried that form into the downhill, flying through fog and heavy snowfall on the soft and powdery La Verte des Houches course for a fifth career win and a 13th podium finish.
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Soft blurring powders are sprinkled into the mixture, which give the final stick formula that almost powdery blotted-matte finish, while the viscous emollient gel additive gives a silky consistency, and binds the film formers that give the color its long-lasting wear.
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President Trump's daughter-in-law was taken to a Manhattan hospital as a precaution on Monday after she was exposed to a white, powdery substance when she opened a suspicious letter addressed to her husband, Donald Trump Jr., several news outlets are reporting.
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On Thursday, the official Twitter account of McConnell's re-election campaign tweeted out a photo of their new "Cocaine Mitch" T-shirts, which feature a faceless illustration of the Kentucky politician on the front alongside the image of a fine white powdery substance.
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This would warm the gloves enough to offset the damp interior resulting from my sweat or from the snow that managed to enter the base of the gauntlet after numerous powdery wipeouts (I was usually too lazy to pull the cinch-cord tight).
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Still, Timothy Bader of Volcanic Peppers, in the Omaha suburb Bellevue, has been successfully growing Aleppos on two acres of land there since 2013, drying and processing them himself into "Aleppo Pepper Dust," which is more powdery than traditional Aleppo pepper spice.
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Gazing out at the calm azure water, a first-time visitor might find it hard to imagine that this long crescent of powdery white sand was once lined with tiki bars, palm trees and thousands of tourists in beach chairs with matching umbrellas.
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Yet despite its heroic position in the perfumer's tool kit, rose has backslid in recent years as a star ingredient (with the exception of some popular designer fragrances, like Stella McCartney's signature powdery bonbon or the over-honeyed party spritz that is Viktor & Rolf's Flowerbomb).
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The snow sparkled on broad Kath Run at Boyne Highlands in northern Michigan as Tony Sendlhofer and I hit the powdery margins with each slope-hogging S-turn, leaving a joyous loopy trail on the freshly groomed corduroy of a sunny Sunday in March.
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Unlike a traditional oil, however, this dry version has no slick feeling or tendency to cross the line between shiny and greasy — and it plays especially well with hair that could use a little luster to help combat what might otherwise become a dry, powdery mess.
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If you down a few too many gin and tonics or indulge in a few too many lines of something white and powdery before embarking on your sexual escapade, there's a chance that your hangover could make that fat bundle of hormones you swallow less effective.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE's (R-Texas) Houston-based campaign headquarters containing a white powdery substance.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE's (R-Texas) Houston-based campaign headquarters containing a white powdery substance.
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Tapsell's brilliant writing (she's a self-confessed Nora Ephron fan) and comedic timing reels you in from the very beginning, with a priceless scene in which she decides a powdery almond croissant is the best possible choice while wearing a crisp dark suit right before an important meeting.
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Turtle Fur Neck Warmer, $14.99, available on AmazonI learned how to ski in the dead of winter when the snow was fresh and powdery, but the weather was freezing, so my parents got me a neck warmer from Turtle Fur, the OG inventors of the fleece neck warmer.
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When: October 29, 2019–May 10, 13 Where: The Getty Center (1200 Getty Center Dr, Bel-Air, Los Angeles) We generally associated powdery, light pastels with equally breezy subjects, but in the mid-19th century, Jean-François Millet decided to use the medium to portray everyday peasant life.
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Jean-François Millet's gorgeous late 1860s drawing "Path through the Wheat" shows a farmer with a hoe over his shoulder making his way through what looks like a trench cut into a lush hillside, so riotous are the greens, browns, blues, and powdery whites of the ripe stalks.
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It was the start to a surreal few hours that Chulack, best friend and "Third Watch" co-creator John Wells, and two others from the show spent meeting some of the men and women sorting through a stories-high mess of powdery debris and twisted metals while breathing still-hazy air.
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From a powdery-blue pastel suit that walks the line between casual and cool to a pair of colorblocked kicks that'll make every outfit you put together a little more interesting, click through to see exactly what you need in your closet when puffer weather finally decides to call it quits.
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Hungry City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' If you took a slow-motion video of yourself biting into a Haitian patty at Kafe Louverture in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, it would look like this: The outer layer of pastry would shatter dramatically, like powdery snow blasting off a pair of skis.
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The purple-tinted Dry Shampoo Light gives blondes volume and dimension with a little bit of (temporary) toning power to help cancel out any brassiness, and the Dry Shampoo Dark comes complete with a dark-brown tint that spares brunettes (and us "blondes" with grown-in dark roots) from white, powdery residue.
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Fresh and pickled, juicy and dried, roasted and crisped, powdery and lush, airy and dense, shattered and whole — the flavors and textures multiply, in curries gentle and furious, cooling salads that find every shade of sourness, and noodles shining with melted pork fat (to be cut by a cleansing sip of soup).
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If Phylos scientists can, for instance, breed cannabis strains that are resistant to botrytis (a form of mold that can ruin a crop) or powdery mildew, or are high yielding, or that have higher levels of lesser known (but medically promising) cannabinoids like CBG, CBC, or THCV, they could get those out to growers.
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An audience member at the Metropolitan Opera sprinkled a powdery substance — what the police said may have been the ashes of his mentor — into the orchestra pit during an intermission of a performance on Saturday, setting off a police investigation and the cancellation of the rest of that opera and a production that evening.
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So it was a bit of a surprise to see Derek Jeter on Sunday evening at the ceremony honoring his career and retiring his No. 2 jersey, striding onto the field at Yankee Stadium wearing a three-piece suit in a powdery blue several shades lighter than the official color of his team, and without a pinstripe in sight.
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In a short story called "East Side: North Africa," the narrator runs her finger along a wall in an unnamed Arab town: "I remember that once I reached out to touch the beautiful and powdery face of a clown because his face had awakened some longing; it happened at a little circus but not when I was a child."
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Growing up in wherever-the-hell suburbia (most people who live in New York, after all, aren't from New York), you might get pizza from your local family restaurant or your high-school cafeteria and think it's perfectly acceptable to top it with whatever powdery, shredded "mozzarella" you can find in the dairy aisle (or worse).
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That Tibi 2.0 aesthetic, as customers know and love it today, is a careful, almost ironic balance of minimalism and maximalism; like, how Smilovic and her team mix powdery pastels and neutral tones with masculine, oversized silhouettes and clever details like a swipe of fluorescent blue, a futuristic corset, a stealth bright orange puffer lining, or an industrial take on a button closure.
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I yearned for the smell of my dad&aposs baklava filling up the kitchen, the taste of my mom&aposs pies alongside her famous Greek salad (it&aposs not authentic if there&aposs lettuce in it!), and the traditional kourabiedes my younger sister had learned how to bake, the cookies&apos powdery sugar staining our fingertips as we decorated the Christmas tree.
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Ice Cream Wrap The combination of taro, pineapple, and peanut ice creams, peanut brittle powder, and cilantro wrapped in a crepe seems like it was invented for Instagram, but it's been around for decades— taro, pineapple, and peanut make up the trifecta of Taiwan's most traditional dessert flavors.. An vendor uses a wooden grater to scrape powdery flakes off a large block of peanut brittle.
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Their seductive flavor — and their aroma — depend on a quartet of complementary ingredients: Earl Grey tea (if you use a fine-quality loose tea rather than the powdery leaves from a bag, you'll have better flavor); citrus zest — Grolet uses bergamot, the fruit that gives Earl Grey tea its distinctive flavor, but it can be hard to find, so Meyer lemons or a lemon and a clementine can stand in; honey; and browned butter.
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The incident came a day after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's daughter-in-law Vanessa Trump and her mother, Bonnie Haydon, were hospitalized as a precaution after they opened a letter containing a white powdery substance.
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One of the most mordant juxtapositions was between "Covered Car — Long Beach, California," circa 1955/1956, a formal composition that Walker Evans might have taken, of a big sedan protected by a shiny sheet beneath two palm trees in crepuscular light; and "Car accident — U.S. 66, between Winslow and Flagstaff, Arizona," 1955, a grainy shot that could have been cut from a newspaper, of four people standing by a body covered with a tarp as a powdery snow falls.
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