These are whisked to the third receptacle, called a calciner.
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For instance, do you remember the Spirit's rotating dorsal receptacle?
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"We're a receptacle for the externalities around us," he said.
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You can no longer be a passive receptacle for the news.
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She has been the receptacle of almost all my primary feelings.
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The media also serves as an all-purpose receptacle for blame.
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Let me be a receptacle for your thoughts, anxiety, and revelations.
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They're a receptacle of dead skin, bodily fluids, bacteria, and sometimes bedbugs.
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"I'm not a receptacle for your pain," she says of those producers.
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Either way, it now makes a great receptacle for storing loose powder.
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Am I an empath or just a vast receptacle of sensitive emotion?
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Cortical Stack: The receptacle for a human consciousness, called a Digital Human Freight.
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Observers said that the bomber's most notable feature was an aerial refuelling receptacle.
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The noodles were a perfect receptacle for sauce, but bland on their own.
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Nevertheless, the filling of a receptacle with liquid has a certain erotic resonance.
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Defending the idea that they were a receptacle for fake news for months now.
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Last voyage The sea is the ultimate receptacle for much of the world's waste.
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He then very carefully deposits his seed in the female's sperm receptacle, called spermatheca.
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For some, it is the receptacle in which all their happiest memories are held.
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The patent did not provide any details on the nature of the delivery receptacle.
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"He didn't want to chirp his epic songs into an unsinging receptacle," Ruhl writes.
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One might reasonably think that there should be a separate evacuation receptacle for children.
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It can hold 510 litres and will be the receptacle of Radev's favourite cocktail.
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Stephen Colbert has referred to Trump's mouth as a receptacle for Vladimir Putin's genitalia.
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Positive psychology's spiritual orientation makes it the perfect receptacle for our displaced religious impulses.
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It doubles as a backpack (or candy receptacle), which is probably a little more practical.
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As anyone with spatial awareness can see, the whale was too large for the receptacle.
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Pots and plates soak in water with detergent and cutlery goes in its own receptacle.
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From sea to shining sea, prom acts as the receptacle for every teenager's wildest imaginings.
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The receptacle that one must paddle one's Ping-Pong ball into is a SOLO CUP.
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The well is the receptacle for all of that brutality and whatever Ares crimes followed.
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Kratos is good at doling out violence, but Baldur is the perfect receptacle for that violence.
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There was a trail of blood from a nearby waste receptacle leading to where Sterling died.
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A dog is both Rorschach and receptacle, a two-way highway for love unbounded and unadulterated.
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But the allegation that when balked in his advances, he masturbated into whatever receptacle presented itself?
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Personally, I like to go in different areas around the house (into a receptacle, of course).
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A burning trash receptacle is the GIF we use when describing an ex-lover or Donald Trump.
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These clouds from heaven are somehow both a delicious food and a receptacle for more food. Flawless!
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Patsy becomes a receptacle for the actresses' resentments and sympathies regarding motherhood, the media, and murder motivations.
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Wood is a receptacle for souls like Josie's and the Log Lady's husband, the ghosts of Ghostwood.
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Without a shaft and handle, "Umbrella" (2017-2018) needs to be carried to the nearest trash receptacle.
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You can all have a shared receptacle of sources, and build a comprehensive collection from the ground up.
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" Stated Penn, "This is a movement that was largely shouldered by a kind of receptacle of the salacious.
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Even if it's sometimes used as a trash receptacle while parked, it's hard to break off or damage.
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He is pure receptacle, a pair of eyes with no human relationships and a politics only of witnessing.
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What it will accept in its specially-modified receptacle are your trinkets, personal notes, and even your garbage.
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Now, once you've done that, hold said pile over the nearest trash receptacle and emphatically drop it in.
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A robotic arm removed each customer's order and placed it into a receptacle box that the customer supplied.
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That also means 2020 is the year you finally invest in a reusable receptacle to house your hydration.
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In the other hand, he carries a plastic zipper bag, the storage receptacle for whatever he picks up.
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Everyone's favorite scorching trash receptacle of a luxury island 'party' for the ages—Fyre Festival—may be over.
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These gaps have motivated increasing numbers of Indians to move from one part of their geographical receptacle to another.
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When metal or other materials touch sensitive plates the ramps switch and lead the trash into the proper receptacle.
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But why the Solo cup specifically—why this iconic ruby throwaway, as opposed to any other sort of receptacle?
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The receptacle would use infrared beacons to connect with drones in the air and then guide them for delivery.
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It helps that he looks like the perfect receptacle, his bulked body and colossal head both reassuring and intimidating.
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It is also difficult to determine whether I have urinated entirely on my leg or in the intended receptacle.
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So, getting paid off consumer insurance re-ups seems to have made Gabi an attractive receptacle for venture dollars.
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And more than a year later, somehow, my pink metal refuse receptacle feels like it was worth the money.
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They also include a receptacle containing different substances that is frequently attached to the skull or affixed to the abdomen.
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Indeed, he saw Europe as one people divided into many states, unlike India's many peoples "packed into one geographical receptacle".
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A full seminal receptacle (Image: Nahuel Farias)A dissected crab, revealing its full bounty (Image: Nahuel Farias)[Journal of Morphology]
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Initially the beer's receptacle looks knight-worthy, but a closer look shows that its medieval authenticity is undermined a touch.
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The delivery receptacle would then take the package to a safe location such as a garage, according to the patent.
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The first exploded in a garbage receptacle near a charity race on the Jersey Shore about 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
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This upends the misogynistic anticipation of a hole as a passive receptacle, something that can only take, and not give.
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Befitting the country of Matisse, the urinal looks more like a modernist flower box than a receptacle for human waste.
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To this reviewer's eye, the sculpture evokes a receptacle for the blood of a sacrifice; Mr Kapoor accepts that interpretation, too.
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It involved opening a small faucet, which allowed the grease to drain out of the fryers and into the receptacle underneath.
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In the afternoon, Noel and I made our way to the cement receptacle to begin moving the trash to the street.
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Basically, if you've ever wanted what comes out of your body to perfectly match its receptacle, well, this is your moment.
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The metal container holding the immersion blender looks a lot like the receptacle I put my toilet brush inside at home.
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This typically requires reconstructive surgery to create a new receptacle, inside or outside the body, that the patient has to drain.
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"This is a movement that was, you know, largely shouldered by a kind of receptacle of the salacious," Penn told NBC.
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I remember washing my long hair in the middle of winter in a little receptacle in one of those temporary bathrooms.
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I was never "team Logan," and I believe strongly that he is simply blond evil slime animating a human-shaped receptacle.
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That account was early to spot and promote DCLeaks, the site that became a receptacle for hacked information about prominent Americans.
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It will be cheaper in the end, and there is no good reason to lug around your week-old SmartWater receptacle.
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A frame inside the barrel of each receptacle holds an easily changeable 32-gallon bag, nested inside a secondary, protective bag.
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The madonna clutches a pilsner glass in prayer, a presumed receptacle for her pink outpourings — neither the color of blood nor breastmilk.
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Another breast pump, called the Elvie, is similar in concept to the Willow but has a reusable receptacle for catching breast milk.
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The mother allegedly went to inspect the receptacle, thinking it was odd that it wasn't in its normal spot behind their home.
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If you collect recycling in a plastic bag, dump it directly into the bin and leave the bag in your home receptacle.
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Far from it, in fact, it looks more like some sort of medical receptacle than something you'd want anywhere near your kitchen.
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In 1579, Caspar Bauhin speculated that the appendix was a receptacle for a fetus's feces during gestation, a kind of mini-outhouse.
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Guests could pull a line out of a stainless-steel disc on one wall and attach it to a receptacle on another.
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In some ways, this makes him a perfect receptacle for the idea of integrity — a Bernie more Bernie than Bernie could be.
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All photos by the author When you're a slave to the rave, your body is more of a trash receptacle than a temple.
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Sebastian Bergne's Drop carafe If you're after a water receptacle you can truly be smug about, designer Sebastian Bergne's Drop carafe is it.
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This hybrid cup is not only a receptacle but also allows you to crack open your cold one with its bottle-opener undercarriage.
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To be fair, a stainless steel canteen with a bamboo cap is almost as much a statement as it is a water receptacle.
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Australian newscasters also filmed Ms. Corby's mother as she dragged in a trash receptacle outside the Corby family's home in Logan City, Queensland.
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In this system of values, a woman could be an Emily Hale -- the muse who served as a hollow receptacle for poetic machination.
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In the right-hand corner, Wiley has drawn a view of a bathroom with a toilet, trash receptacle, and roll of toilet paper.
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What we think of as the fruit, the delicious, red juicy flesh, is actually a receptacle, which is why strawberries are often hollow.
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But, what if I told you that a few creative internet users have recently transformed one common water receptacle into something way more exciting?
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Reducing a woman to a silent receptacle of fantasy isn't done simply by robotics as much as it is by the uncreative male imagination.
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I once told a friend that I sometimes liked to forget that I had a body, except as a receptacle to put KitKats in.
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The girls were found in a "storage receptacle," according to CBS4, which adds authorities don't believe the children would have survived the cold night.
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There was no visible donation receptacle, so he put the money on the performer's side table, where it started blowing away in the wind.
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Like "thalamus": thalamus (=[1] a part of the brain that relays sensory impulses; or [2] the receptacle of a flower) forms the plural thalami.
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The main National Palace Museum in Taipei, the capital, which over 5m people visit a year, is an astounding receptacle for artefacts from imperial China.
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Locals and tourists taking a stroll near the Notre-Dame cathedral or a popular waterway will see a bright red receptacle perched on a walkway.
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This should go without saying, but preferably you should do this over a trash can or something other receptacle that can catch your keyboard residue.
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After all, the museum space, which was conceived as a receptacle for historic objects, is often thought of as anathema to living, political movements. Agitprop!
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All you need is the coffee beans, the cone, a paper filter — although some cones omit even that — and of course a receptacle for the product.
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The convenience store chain is known for the technicolored creations as well as its tendency to let customers use pretty much any receptacle as a cup.
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Airbnb horror stories are hardly uncommon, and there have been a number of incidents at properties that are inarguably more traumatizing than Speller's laughably shitty receptacle.
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Chopped veggies, peeled potatoes (stored in water in the fridge), stuffing, chilies, shucked clams, diced Brussels sprouts — all will reside happily in the prosaic little receptacle.
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You'll never lose sight of your waiter, because he'll be constantly toting bags of wet garbage from the kitchen and tossing them into a nearby receptacle.
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Often he spoke as no other president could, becoming, through his identity and eloquence, a receptacle for the hopes of Americans and of—and for—the world.
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Though the sessions are challenging enough for me to keep an eye out for the nearest receptacle to hurl into, we're always sharing stories and having fun.
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Mr. Castor showed up to the hearing with a somewhat unusual receptacle to lug in the Republican evidence: The Impeachment Briefing is also available as a newsletter.
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Extension tethers connecting the harness to a seatbelt receptacle are not sufficient protection, Ms. Wolko said, and no restraint should ever connect to a conventional dog collar.
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"The Lovers" is a juicy receptacle for an artificial intelligence fever dream, disrupting and shaking up what is boringly cliché about the love of hand-made painting.
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"Tests of a vacuum cleaner's energy efficiency carried out with an empty receptacle do not reflect conditions as close as possible to actual conditions of use," judges said.
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Doubles is supposed to be the harmonic expression of tennis, but at the Australian Open, the doubles court has become the receptacle for petty grievances and philosophical divergences.
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The firm that publishes the newspaper owns the museum, and other journalists help keep it alive, but the Attic is the receptacle of Kosyakin's long obsession with journalism.
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For natural tree aficionados, it's important to cut "one inch from base of tree to allow water absorption" and always keep the water receptacle under the tree full.
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We all know someone (or are someone) who refuses to reach their daily H2O quota, so perhaps said rebel just needs a little sprucing up of their water receptacle.
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The only thing clear at this one is that the Bell Street bin is — for now, at least — the most popular rubbish receptacle in Britain by a country mile.
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This serves as a receptacle and power supply that will support any of the latest desktop graphics cards and connect it up to the Blade Stealth via USB-C.
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Then he will insert his male parts into her sperm receptacle, deliver the sperm—there's some thrusting that goes on—and then he very gently lays her back down.
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These were men so desperate to speak of women with dignity and respect that they made them very much an "other," nothing more than a receptacle for their own anxieties.
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Today, that resourcefulness has led to an autonomous charging system spotted by Electrek that will automatically guide the Model S's charging cable into the waiting receptacle, no human intervention required.
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Eve books it to the train station where she disposes of her bloody knife in a sanitary napkin receptacle in between feilding conversations from well-meaning strangers and suspicious security guards.
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One of the more helpful things I've found for making my period suck a little less is finding a receptacle (for lack of a better word) that I actually enjoy using.
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It looks like a receptacle for secret messages from a fairy-tale world, and this whimsy makes up for the fact that no one actually wants pigeons roosting on their house.
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Rather than trying to convince someone not to toss their depleted carcinogens on the ground, the solution is making it easier to throw the butts into a receptacle of some sort.
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"This is a movement that was, you know, largely shouldered by a kind of receptacle of the salacious," Sean Penn says to @nmoralesnbc during a discussion about the #MeToo movement pic.twitter.
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The fireman -- who's wearing an Astros jersey -- is letting drivers know there's a speed trap up ahead by hitting the top of his metal receptacle ... and it's laugh out loud funny!!!
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But the logistics of engulfing a wheelie bin – or any other kind of industrial waste receptacle, for that matter – in flames purely for the sick, sick high simply doesn't make sense.
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It's actually the late musician's jaw-dropping urn: a gleaming, custom-made, 3D-printed ceramic receptacle designed by Foreverence, a company that operates like a custom cake shop, only for cremation memorials.
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Once you're at the Storage page, you're going to create a "bucket," which is pretty much what it sounds like: a virtual receptacle that you can chuck files of most any type.
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Instead — and this is what makes this play something more than a receptacle for recycled observations about its famous subjects — "Hillary and Clinton" strips its protagonist down to her most ordinary self.
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Thankfully, before cheese hits the fan, a helpful hound swoops into view, pulls the bag off with his teeth and runs away with it (placing it in the nearest trash receptacle, we assume).
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Its removable glass percolator (which needs to be aligned with the Peak's air intake hole) makes it easy to clean, and can be swapped with custom glass that fits the Peak's percolator receptacle.
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In her over a decade-long career, Swift has been a receptacle for both sides, becoming an emblem for the right and a scapegoat — a representation of white women's complicity — for the left.
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County Durham's very own Dionysian avatar, is a living receptacle for every decadent fantasy we've all (briefly) entertained, of submitting yourself to a Herculean level of drug intake in the name of fun.
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Beijing has said it plans to invest nearly 200 billion yuan ($31.07 billion) in household waste treatment alone over 2016-2020 and has vowed to stop being a receptacle for the world's junk.
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"Specifically, longer sperm are superior at displacing, and resisting displacement by shorter competitor sperm within the semen receptacle, and longer semen receptacles drive sperm-length evolution by enhancing this competitive advantage," the paper reported.
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This culinary innovation is a cookie unto itself but can double as a receptacle for your ice cream sundae, which, naturally, should be made with cookie dough ice cream and topped with cookie cereal.
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An improvised device exploded in a garbage receptacle near the course of a charity race that was about to begin in a small town on the Jersey Shore on Saturday, law enforcement officials said.
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But the crux of the show — designed by Charlie Corcoran (the spare, geometric set) and Michael Gottlieb (the mutable lighting) — is Mr. Irwin becoming a receptacle for the holy, and unholy, spirit of Beckett.
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In fact, it is the very receptivity of our senses, open to either the finest discernments or bombardment by the crudest stimuli, that converts them into a receptacle, a trash-bin of sensory experience.
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Soda Bucket Man's resourcefulness was celebrated with nearly 50,000 retweets and 80,000 likes for the initial tweet, but this not the first time someone has put soda in a receptacle big enough to swim in.
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Researchers found a link between the size of the semen receptacle in female fruit flies and the length of sperm in males, which suggests that it's the ladies who are actually calling the evolutionary shots.
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The government is targeting Prevezon Holdings, a Cyprus company that has invested in Manhattan real estate and which prosecutors allege was the receptacle for some of the $143 million stolen from Russian taxpayers in 2007.
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A patent filed Tuesday in the United States by the company, a unit of Alphabet Inc, describes a "delivery receptacle" designed to take packages from an "aerial delivery device" for deposit to a secure location.
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And while you could find such a thing on Amazon or at Urban Outfitters, these days, there's a chance you might also stumble upon the ash receptacle of your dreams inside a bona fide art gallery.
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CNET Korea followed up with some renders showing the slot as essentially a cartridge receptacle that would make the battery user-replaceable, but we haven't been able to confirm the specific functions of this new slot.
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Some have already pulled out, because of Zika and other concerns, such as the safety of hosting sailing competitions on Guanabara Bay, an unwitting receptacle for raw sewage and garbage from some of Rio's poorest neighborhoods.
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It's a beautiful piece of hardware, with a bottom-heavy rubber half surrounded by an LED ring, and a metallic upper half that houses the rubbery percolator receptacle and protruding ceramic bowl where you place your concentrate.
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He chose Medium as the receptacle of his thoughts — perhaps as a neutral alternative to writing in The Washington Post, which he owns — but the path that everyone followed to get to Medium was via his tweet.
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The Jane Hotel leans against the West Side Highway in New York's West Village, and somehow manages to be a dust receptacle for all of the debris that flies off car tires just a few feet away.
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Playing on the categorically peerless duo that is cannabis and breakfast cereal, Hart decided to eliminate the middleman from the equation and simply create a bowl that serves the dual purpose of eating receptacle and smoking tool.
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Human attendants working at the café load the items into a receptacle in the robots&apos center console, and the bots then ride the elevators up to a guest's room, delivering anything from snacks to toiletries to coffee.
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Being respectful also means never flying it in a manner where it could be soiled or damaged, using it to cover a ceiling (looking at you, American frat houses) or employing it as a receptacle to carry things.
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Her life of constant pain is what made people see her as someone they could take advantage of, using her "like some sort of receptacle for all their grief and rage and disappointment," and she has had enough.
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The language of painting — in which Marshall's work also participates — includes Robert Rauschenberg's "White Painting" (563), a landmark of audience engagement, a receptacle or screen for chance effects of light and shadow, including those of the gallery's visitors.
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But aside from being what is basically a garbage receptacle, a status symbol, and/or a pretty accessory to complete your outfit, a bag serves as the carrier to all the secret weapons that get us through each day.
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The sprawling dump site once served as the capital's largest trash receptacle and a visceral symbol of its poverty, a place where those of meager means came by the thousands to pick the public's rubbish for recyclables to sell.
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Hidden within a small silver-plated glass receptacle not much bigger than a snuff box is a paper-wrapped cube of wedding cake from Queen Victoria's 1840 wedding to her first cousin, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
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I was intrigued by the tension: horse racing as both a former big-ticket event for the masses in the delirious 1920s and 30s, one of pomp and circumstance, versus its present reputation as a grim receptacle of misery.
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Washington's new law, which takes effect in May 2020, will allow bodies to be placed in a receptacle, along with organic material like wood chips and straw, to help speed up the natural transition of human remains into soil.
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"It's best to simply wrap a used tampon in toilet paper and toss it in the garbage or, if you're in a public washroom, place it in the waste receptacle for feminine hygiene products," Playtex says on its website.
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Alternatively, there are also two ways to drain continuously including an especially easy to drain built-in pump that pushes collected water towards the area of your external receptacle, and is powerful enough to push it vertically if needed.
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The lachrymatory, a vaselike receptacle used to collect mourners' tears and purportedly found in Roman tombs, has made a strange resurgence in the second decade of the 21st century, albeit in a form better suited to late capitalism: the coffee mug.
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Pressing gently on the bruise of a broken home to explain Clare's addiction to the evil receptacle (in a move that recalls "The Possession" a few years back), Barbara Marshall's zippy script cuts corners without severing its bond to Clare's emotions.
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And the purpose of history is to provide a receptacle For all those myths and oddments Which oddly we have acquired And from which we would become unburdened To create a newer world To translate the future into the past.
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"OCCUPANT TURNING DEVICE FOR BED" Patent Description: A conventional bed frame having a tiltable base, box spring and mattress with the box spring and mattress of less length than the frame and base to provide a space at the head end of the bed for the reception of a hollow padded receptacle and a pillow having spaced cut-outs for reception of the face, nose, mouth and ears, whichever is aligned with its slot, the pillow being shiftable in its receptacle as the occupant moves to any one of the normal sleeping positions and especially on the stomach or either side.
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Most people only need a common ground between their right and left headphone audio modules – just slap the wiring harness on, slip the bypass discs between the pogo pins on the headphones and the strap receptacle, you will be back in business!
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The new Nola feels like a receptacle for the parts of Nola's life that Lee wishes he had included in the original film—her painting, her non-romantic relationships, and her navigations of her environment beyond her suitors—forced into an updated environment.
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With the help of his family—including father Will Smith, former Fresh Prince and current extremely famous actor—Smith partnered with businessman Drew Fitzgerald to create a water receptacle that wouldn't wash up on the beaches of Malibu for eternity: a paper container.
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What surveillance cameras captured At nearly the same moment Jennifer Dulos was reported missing, surveillance cameras captured someone matching her husband's description getting out of his truck and putting garbage bags in various trash receptacle in the Hartford area, prosecutors have said.
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It's all very well to tell city residents not to line their trash cans with plastic bags, but washing out a kitchen receptacle every couple of days after use because it doesn't have a plastic liner will takes its toll on water supplies.
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As I worked my way through the accompanying app's Kegal exercise challenges, an inflated air sac nestled beneath my taint relayed the pressure change from my clenching and unclenching my pelvic floor to an electronic disk magnetically holstered in a receptacle on my hip.
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Whether or not the Finney is a simple receptacle for crypto buzzwords or a real unique product remains to be seen, but it certainly seems like Sirin is pushing all the right buttons when it comes to making one of the first real bitphones.
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In Hawkins' case, the "amber" was a jar of red currant jelly; the DNA receptacle was of the decidedly more modern variety—a condom; and instead of resulting in a glitch-prone dinosaur amusement park, Hawkins' discovery led only to a low-level Facebook squabble.
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If "What to Send Up" is a receptacle for the rage that is part and parcel of life for many African-Americans, a piece that encourages its audience to respond with cathartic yells and tears, it is also shaped by a rarefied theatrical intelligence.
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Well, this was a garbage tee shot ... Tiger Woods miss-hit his drive so badly at a hole during The Genesis Open on Sunday ... his ball ended up in a trash receptacle -- and the dude had to fish the ball out with his bare hands!!
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It&aposs all very well to tell city residents not to line their trash cans with plastic bags, but washing out a kitchen receptacle every couple of days after use because it doesn&apost have a plastic liner will takes its toll on water supplies.
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Electoral votes usually in the low teens are far from sweeping them into real power, but show them firmly poised as a receptacle of many Germans' distaste for the hundreds of thousands of immigrants, mainly from the Middle East, whom Merkel allowed in three years ago.
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For example, the radio series ponders giant silver vessels in which a Victorian-era maharajah brought water from the Ganges to London, and the exhibition includes a more modest receptacle in which pilgrims to Mecca gathered water from a sacred spring and brought it to their families.
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Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office spokesman Bernie Weisenfeld confirms to PEOPLE that Jade O. Fanz, 21, previously pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the February 2016 death of her child, who was found days later in a trash receptacle behind the woman's home in Franklin Township.
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But where he once was an innocent receptacle for the soul of an evil serial killer, now Chucky's a new smart-home appliance, called the "Buddi" system, designed to unite the best qualities of Alexa and Siri with a walking, talking doll companion for the whole family.
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" After voting on the term, which was commonly used to describe the 2016 presidential election, the society thought it would be wise to include a visual representation (ðŸ—' ðŸ"¥ ) in the form of emoji, so the world could better imagine the flaming trash receptacle that we experienced.
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Tamir describes her factory as a "magic box," a modular, ketchup- and mustard-colored magnetic receptacle with nooks and crannies that she must open and close throughout her balloon-making process: lift this lid to find gloves, shut it and open another to get a tool.
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In general, though, New York City Department of Parks and Recreation regulations make it illegal to "kindle, build, maintain, or use a fire in any place, portable receptacle, or grill," except in areas marked with a sign, or when it's specifically allowed by a special permit.
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" Another is the relation between the American electorate and Clinton, who for decades has served as the target-in-chief of a larger culture war, the receptacle for every feeling, positive, hopeful, hateful or resentful, that people have about gender relations, power and — forgive me — "likability.
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The photo, taken on January 17, 2020, is particularly interesting because it shows the extent of the damage caused to the nose section of the aircraft, around the receptacle where the "boomer" inserts the "flying boom" of the tanker (either a KC-10 or a KC-135).
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Shiv, who at first glance is the most put-together, knows her father will never take her seriously because of her gender, and has compensated by marrying Tom, the least intimidating, least secure man she could find, and making him a receptacle for her own cruel manipulations.
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" (This throne also had its own security guard inspecting it after each visit, and a cleaning crew cleaning the receptacle every 20 minutes.) As Carey Dunne for Hyperallergic observed pre-election — and after waiting for two hours to use Cattelan's golden toilet — "'America' is an epic troll.
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The patent, filed in October 2014 and granted just yesterday, describes a system by which an aerial drone would communicate with a robotic "mobile delivery receptacle" — a box with wheels — so a package could be delivered in a safe location and then ferried to a secure drop off point.
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In the five still-lifes of flowers, all of which are bouquets in what look like inexpensive turquoise green glass or plastic bowls and vases, we see a prominent display of circles and stripes, with a striped background forming a niche for the surface the receptacle sits on.
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For Snape, Harry is both his father and his mother: He's a receptacle for all the years of pent-up resentment and hatred and rage Snape felt toward James, and also a sacred object, innocent and pure and perfect, for Snape to protect as he failed to protect Lily.
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Her step-by-step videos are soothing and therapeutic — the antithesis of a Tasty video, which rushes through the process in 1 minute or less to get to the "money shot" (their words, not mine) — usually some form of hot cheese oozing out of a vegetable receptacle it shouldn't be in.
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He bustled about the cuverie, moving hoses from one receptacle to another, chatting with me over one shoulder (we talked a lot about the pigs that he butchers annually) while always fretting about where he would store the vast quantities of fresh juice that continued to arrive from the pressoir.
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In addition to the marriage license, they included her "Joey box," a little receptacle in which she kept letters he had written her through the years, and part of his treasured, and valuable, comic book collection — he had sold part of it the year before to buy Ms. Janko's engagement ring.
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The tic of Buffy repeatedly weeping at the idea of Xander and Anya breaking up gets old quickly, but Anya and Willow teaming up against Olaf the troll is a terrific use of an underexplored dynamic, and Olaf's caps-lock rants ("PUNY RECEPTACLE!" he yells at a dumpster) are a solid comedic gag.
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For most zero-waste shops, the pitch is simple: Customers arrive with their own packaging materials — jars, tote bags, whatever, or buy one of the jars on sale at the store, weigh them, and then subtract the weight of the receptacle from the weight of the goods added to get the final price.
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My Dyson V6 lasts a while on a charge, but I've already had to spend $35 to replace the battery once, and Dyson might have fixed that issue with the new V11, which improves the power, adds a battery meter, and increases the size of the receptacle while almost making it easier to empty.
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The company, based in Columbus, Ohio, fashioned its first Heisman receptacle when the Columbus native Archie Griffin — a former Ohio State running back and the only two-time Heisman winner — drove up one day more than 25 years ago and asked if the company could make him one, according to Mike Hannah, the sales manager.
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During the global financial crisis of 2008, cheap impulse-buy toys took off, such as trading cards and coin-operated machines that dispense capsules of small toys—usually of well-known characters from Japanese comic books and television series—known as gachapon (for the sound made when the dial is cranked and the surprise trinket falls into the receptacle).
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By contrast, Condon said, navigating the bustling urban space of modern, coastal Shanghai while thinking about the ancient Chinese art that had long inspired her proved "that ink-black water is a beautiful receptacle for reflected neon light," and that "Chinese ink and dispersion-based inks" are useful materials for capturing such a luminous phenomenon in art.
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Lined up alongside the besuited Johnson and his more traditional political foes were: - a man dressed as a furry red Sesame Street character who called himself Bobby Elmo Smith; - Count Binface who wore a silver garbage can over his head and an improvised suit of armor; - Lord Buckethead, who donned a similar receptacle, colored black, and a matching cape.
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Whole Foods Employees Must Be Shitting Their Pants Right NowFor 20 years, Whole Foods has enjoyed the honor of being on Fortune magazine's list of the top 100…Read more ReadThe home owner, Andrew Wingrave, tells The Sun that he was alerted to the receptacle of poo when his 14-year-old son informed him that he'd seen a delivery driver squatting outside.
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Beagin thus metaphorizes Mona as a receptacle for the garbage left by irresponsible people around her: her mother, who left her for pet parrots; a blind therapist, who tells Mona she smells of suicide; a Hungarian painter and opiate addict who persuades her to pose naked; and "Dark," a married man who twists Mona's insides with a lust that leaves no prisoners.
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"I do raku firing over there," she says, glancing down through the dense foliage toward the kiln on the back patio from which she removes ceramics at 1,900 degrees Fahrenheit before depositing them in a trash can stuffed with newspaper and covering the receptacle as its contents burst into flame — the process by which her wares achieve their iridescent rainbow finishes.
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While most of these cylindrical PCs appear to have been announced in 2015 or 2016 as answers to the Mac Pro design and lack of upgrades, the Asus Mini PC ProArt appears to be the only professional waste receptacle that truly belongs to the modern era — impressively managing to fit up to a Core i33 CPU, Nvidia Quadro P4000 graphics and 64GB of RAM into a compact workstation.
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