The stuffing part -- not the skinning part -- is Lopez's favorite.
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He's skinning a rabbit, a little too casually, in the background.
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"We get to watch onstage," said Ms. Westerman, of the skinning.
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After skinning him, they made him walk until he finally fell dead.
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And by doing so it looked like I was skinning a fish.
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That's when his character, Declan Harp, castrates British soldiers before skinning them alive.
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I went flying, skinning my knee pretty badly when I hit the ground.
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The listings call for candidates with 3D design, animation, modeling, rigging and skinning experience.
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The actual material was self-skinning polyurethane, and the years had not been kind.
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Many Dalit work on farms and are involved in skinning or disposing of dead animals.
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There's more than one way of skinning the cat that may look at a king.
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The film goes on to show the entire process of skinning and eviscerating the animal.
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Dalits have been killed for such things as riding a horse or skinning a cow.
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After the G1, HTC started skinning Android in the same fashion as it did Windows Mobile.
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Snap seeks to hire people with experience in 3D design, animation, modeling, rigging and skinning experience.
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Many Dalits earn their livelihood from skinning dead animals and selling their hides to leather traders.
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By challenging themselves physically (and skinning knees), kids gain self-assurance and a willingness to take risks.
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In fact they were skinning a carcass they had bought legitimately; Dalits traditionally dispose of dead cows.
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Has been, 'Oh s---, people are putting up skinning cat videos, we should do something about that.
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The color of the hide did not matter, as long as it was otherwise suitable for skinning.
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The untouchables were the ones who did the dirty work, such as skinning animals or cleaning toilets.
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Lower-caste Hindus who carry out undesirable tasks such as skinning dead cattle have also faced mob violence.
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And, until 1996, Irma S. Rombauer's classic Joy of Cooking even had diagrams for properly skinning a squirrel.
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In July, vigilantes stripped and flogged four Dalit, or lower-caste, men in Gujarat for skinning a cow.
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Their subjects range from law enforcement (specifically, police in riot gear) to cattle herding to skinning animals for meat.
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This business of what we call skinning and grinning — that is something African-Americans are very much cognizant of.
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The practice of uphill skiing — better known as skinning or alpine touring — is everywhere in snow country these days.
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Companies like Tyson Foods can make a higher profit by cutting up and skinning heavier chickens and selling their parts.
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Cruella will be a prequel to the original movie, focusing on de Vil's backstory and rise to puppy-skinning evil.
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If a wolf is caught in the jaws of a trap, he kills it and takes it home for skinning.
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During the ritual, called Tlacaxipehualiztli (meaning "to wear the skin of the skinning"), priests adorned the skin of the victims.
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Skinning the 3D objects with additional imagery is possible by dragging a jpeg or similar image file into the window.
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Whether skinning a deer, shopping a general store's shelves and catalog, or cleaning his gun, Arthur takes his damned time.
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Skinning falls under the family of activities known as uphilling, which includes snowboarders using special split boards, snowshoers and hikers.
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Thousands of Dalits earn their meager livelihood from skinning dead cows and buffaloes and selling their hides to leather traders.
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The vigilantes accused the Dalit men of killing the sacred animal rather than just skinning the carcass, as is their tradition.
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I've been wearing new black flats for less than an hour and I can already feel them skinning my heels off.
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Its new off-trail area known as the Lynx can be reached by lift or by skinning up an appointed trail.
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In addition to physical fitness, skinning requires special ski boots and bindings that free the heel to march up a mountain.
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Fans of uphill skiing, also known as skinning, skip the lift lines and hike up a slope before skiing back down.
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It's a pastime with a double objective: It gives hunters practice at skinning rodents and helps to control the nutria population.
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There's a surprising amount of stuttering scrolling and dropped frames in apps and games, and Alcatel's light skinning of the UI doesn't help.
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Simone Peter, a leading member of the Green party, told the Rheinische Post newspaper that with Petry's decision, the AfD was "skinning itself".
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But it's fueling those amazing things with human skin, and you can't be surprised when a human-skin-eating robot starts skinning people.
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There are a lot of themes of magic and witchcraft, but this theme of skinning and cavities and the open flesh wound images.
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Over time, Vine added tools specifically designed to help the creative crowd, such as the Ghost feature, typically called "onion-skinning" in animation.
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But they claimed they were only skinning a cow that was already dead, work that is typically reserved for people of low caste.
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As the least hirsute primates, humans have long sought out furred animals — trapping, killing and skinning them — for the purpose of wearing them.
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"Frankenstein," adapted by the English writer and performer Tristan Bernays, field-dresses Shelley's novel, skinning and deboning it to less than 80 minutes.
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"Skinning and ski touring is the fastest-growing segment in the industry," said Nick Sargent, president of the trade association SnowSports Industries America.
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At the resort itself, Aspen allows uphilling on its four mountains, and recently began renting skinning and backcountry gear, and offering clinics and instruction.
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Self-styled hardline Hindu cow protectors have targeted Dalits and Muslims who make money skinning dead cows, accusing them of killing animals sacred to Hindus.
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Wallace didn't come from money like Darwin, so he had to finance his travels by shooting and skinning orangutans and collecting specimens for museum cases.
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Because no evidence of butchering or skinning was found on the bones, the researchers are confident that the dogs were treated as pets and not food.
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According to the study, at that time, the only animals that might have required skinning were possums and lizards, whose hides require little preparation or treatment.
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Because it requires special gear and different skills, some ski resorts are adding skinning to their ski school menus or holding special events related to it.
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"Instead of skinning cows, they're growing collagen and cell-based leathers; they're making leather from pineapple, mushrooms, and by-products of the wine industry," says Smith.
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Although skinning — both on skis and on snowboards — is a central focus of the initiative, uphilling can also include hiking, running, Nordic skiing and mountain biking.
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About 25,000 member of Dalit community have staged protests since four young Dalit men were stripped and beaten in public after they were seen skinning a cow.
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Skinning Project Arena to match the aesthetic of EVE, to plug directly into its universe, its 13-years-established lore, could put people off checking it out.
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Since the Modi administration's encouragement of beef bans in India, not only have Muslims been targeted, but also Dalits, who are traditionally tasked with skinning dead cows.
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But a quick look at Amazon's recent tablet offerings shows that the company has clearly learned that, when it comes to skinning operating systems, less is more.
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The Getaway More resorts are allowing skinning, the practice of climbing up slopes on skis, an activity that makes the glide back down all the more rewarding.
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They determined that the engraving was made at least 39,000 years ago and ruled out its having been created inadvertently — left over after skinning an animal, say.
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He remained loyal after moving to Florida and throughout his years raising his two sons to appreciate American eagles, motorcycles and the proper technique for skinning hogs.
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As she's skinning a deer in a bleak tundra of Finland, her father, Erik (Eric Bana), launches a sneak attack on her, initiating an intense martial arts fight.
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Huawei Honor 5x (added 6/2016)A handy phone when looking at the spec sheet, but Huawei's skinning of Android is too divisive for us to recommend wholeheartedly.
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Many feel disenfranchised by Modi and his hardline Hindu supporters, while some have been attacked by vigilantes for consuming beef or skinning cows, which Hindus regard as sacred.
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Scope out the vintage cookbooks (if she has The Joy of Cooking edition with the squirrel skinning recipe in it, you're golden) and consider a half-skirt apron.
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Cast, the latex created a kind of ghostly double of the wall — a skin, made via a skinning process, which collected, among other things, particles of real skin.
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It was about a guy who's transgender, but the way he expresses himself is by killing women, skinning them, and sewing their skin together to make his own.
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Uphill skiing — better known as skinning or alpine touring — involves adhering nylon material, known as skins, to the base of skis, enabling skiers to ascend without sliding backward.
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Where older HTC models were burdened by duplicate apps, heavy skinning, and odd interface choices, the 10 has one browser, one calendar app, one music app, and so forth.
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The boy before me did hunting, and described killing a deer, skinning the animal and tanning the leather himself, while passing around the deer hide as a visual aid.
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Chef Knife with Pakka Wood and Rosewood Handle If this chef's knife wasn't so effective at slicing, dicing, chopping, and skinning with ease, we'd think it was a collectible.
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A month earlier, in July 2016, hard-line Hindu activists had stripped and flogged four Dalit men in Gujarat, the home state of Mr. Modi, for skinning a cow.
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Brittany was in an all-female ward, where one of her roommates told her that she had been institutionalized after skinning her sister's arm and shoulder and eating them.
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"Everyone now in these mountain communities has both setups, one for the lifts and one for skinning," said Doug Stenclik, the owner of the Cripple Creek Backcountry ski shops.
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I am talking about all the weird shit we have decided it's OK to do to watermelons — turning them into drink dispensers and skinning them for party tricks, for example.
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When a girl learns that the chance of skinning her knee is an acceptable reason not to attempt the fire pole, she learns to avoid activities outside her comfort zone.
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"Next In line was daddy also known as poppa bear 🙂 when I tell you this man was skinning and grinning I felt his energy it was vibrant and contagious."
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Ward's stories open with lines like "I was down in the bunkhouse with an old cow-puncher named Strawberry …" and end with him skinning a mountain lion and eating it.
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I found a beautiful ax at one of the antique stores; it turns out it's called a hewing ax and it was meant for skinning logs to make log cabins.
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A Missouri state representative on Monday posted a video on Facebook of himself beheading and skinning a chicken while announcing a new bill aimed at banning abortions in the state.
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In other words, having a decent dark mode is no longer just an aesthetic choice like skinning your Gmail with a cute photo — it's an option that has real-world benefits.
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Lara Croft is top notch at practically all things, from skinning bears to uncovering lavish, riches-strewn tombs lost for centuries in the Russian wilderness, mere yards from Soviet mining sites.
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Dalits in the state, however, said they earn their livelihood from skinning cows that die naturally, buffalos and other animals, and vowed to fight anyone trying to stop them from doing so.
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If you feel like Apple's media manager has become too bloated though, and you're on Windows, try MusicBee —it supports metadata editing, equalizer filter effects, smart playlists, device syncing, interface skinning, and more.
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The protest was called after four Dalits skinning a dead cow — a scorned task relegated to the long-oppressed group — were set upon by cow-protection vigilantes on July 11 near Una, Gujarat.
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The little details — the cook whose T-shirts all seem to reference marijuana, the old man whose shedding of his jacket is intercut with the skinning of the buffalo — come across as loving.
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Strengthened not deterred by imitatorsSoon after launching Museum of Ice Cream, blatant copycats came out in droves, skinning the company&aposs websites and substituting different colors, candies, and foods into their own knockoffs.
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"Skinning is one part aerobic hill workout, one part downhill skiing," said Ted Mahon, an avid uphill skier and a 23-year veteran ski instructor with the Aspen Skiing Company who teaches uphill touring.
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The videos of the incident spread across the country, and Dalits — many of whom earn their livelihood from skinning dead animals and selling their hides to leather traders — rose up in protests across Gujarat.
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In the western state of Gujarat, Mr. Modi's home, a formidable Dalit movement emerged to challenge the B.J.P. after upper-caste men assaulted four Dalit men for skinning a dead cow in July 2016.
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The app introduced an animation feature in April, and Procreate 5 is honing the feature with much-needed tools like onion skinning (which shows a faint outline of the previous layer) and instant playback.
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Though skinning, shaving, and squeezing liquid out of the potatoes and onions was a slightly perilous pain-in-the-ass, I powered through because I was excited for the crispy hash brown pancake to come.
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There are a ton of weird features to find in the dark recesses of the settings menu, but out of the box the basic look, feel, and functionality of Samsung's Android skinning is pretty good.
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After the group gets their hands on a few gigantic catfish, the "rednecks," as Ramsay so lovingly calls them, walk him through the blood-draining and skinning process — warning, that part isn't for the squeamish.
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Teddy—seemingly controlled by Ford via telekinesis—stops the Man in Black from skinning an answer out of Ford, and we're left knowing that answers may be out there but we won't find them yet.
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Also known as skinning or ski touring, the activity involves marching up ski hills in your skis — with special bindings that free your heels — then skiing back down for a no-pain-no-gain round trip.
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This is a five-minute excerpt of my time on Kevan Davis' Wikipedia: The Text Adventure, a surprisingly entertaining re-skinning of the encyclopedic website as a recognizably lumpy, pixel-art-illustrated take on interactive fiction.
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And then the grotesque skinning scene, lingering over Jorah's muffled shrieks and those foley noises — Game of Thrones has always struggled with its fluid tone, but these dips into torture porn are the most jarring and unnecessary.
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Procreate added animation features back in April, but Animation Assist adds features like onion skinning (including the ability to tweak how many frames you can see at once and control their opacity) and set frames per second.
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A musing on the folly of hubris, it links back to the classicism of the first room's Apollo head; here, the Greek god is depicted skinning the inverted Marsyas for daring to challenge him to a musical contest.
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Called skinning, the activity of walking up a downhill slope on skis to schuss back down exemplifies a no-pain, no-gain ethos among skiers determined to earn their turns for the sheer challenge (or to burn calories).
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While shaving one's legs in a moving vehicle isn't yet an Olympic event, trying to do it and not accidentally skinning yourself with a Mach 3 razor is something of an art form I'm now a dab hand at.
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Leaked photos and videos have subsequently emerged showing a bloodied man apparently admitting to stabbing the woman after, what he says, was a heated argument in which she threatened to kill him, before allegedly skinning her to remove evidence.
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Those physical items match up with the world seen through the headset — essentially skinning the minimalist framework in VR — and when coupled with a backpack-mounted computer, they create a free-roaming VR experience with all the benefits of tactile interaction.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Protesters from India's low-caste community blocked roads and attacked government buses in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state on Wednesday in a third day of demonstrations over the flogging of four men accused of skinning a cow.
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In recent weeks, the kidnapping and murder of a seven-year-old girl and the skinning and disemboweling of a 25-year-old woman have fueled anger among women about what many view as authorities' inadequate response to the brutality.
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"Whether you are walking your dog, skinning up, or backcountry skiing, Bear Creek is not a safe place to be," Sheriff Bill Masters said at the time because of new snow that was expected to contribute to the continuing avalanche danger.
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The actress plays Deborah Revere, the gun-slinging, bear-skinning, ax-hurling, real-life daughter of Paul, who falls for a guy from 2017 and eventually agrees to climb into his giant duffel bag so they can return to the future together.
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For skiers seeking to do some uphilling or skinning, as the practice of walking up a mountain in skis outfitted with no-slip skins and special bindings is called, Mt. Shasta Ski Park, about 65 miles north of Redding, will newly allow it beginning in January.
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But Huawei likely has the sales base in China to support the transition to another OS. And given its target Chinese market's long history with extensive Android skinning and customization, users might not consider a new OS as big of a change as they would in other markets.
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We perused the blankets and molcajetes at the shop at José Falcon's, then took a seat on the colorful patio of the adjoining restaurant for cheese enchiladas, clay copitas of sotol and sweeping views of the Sierra del Carmen range (and, incidentally, a fellow skinning rabbits and goats next door).
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The suit, filed in December 2015, lays it out in detail: being forced to choose between snorting cocaine or being sodomized; stealing; gutting, skinning and killing animals; forced physical fighting that resulted in concussions; extreme sleep deprivation; guns pointed at their heads; hot wax dripped down their backs; enormous consumption of alcohol.
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In market squares surrounded by Sana'a's ancient rammed-earth towers, sellers—mostly men sucking wads of the stimulant leaf qat, but sometimes also women wearing body-swathing sitara dresses in psychedelic patterns—presided over piles of fruits and vegetables laid out on tarps, skinning prickly pears for customers to eat on the spot.
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One of the most prominent flare ups recently occurred in July 2016, when Dalits took to the streets to protest after a family of leather workers was reported to have been beaten up, flogged and paraded in a town in the western Indian state of Gujarat, after they were accused of skinning a dead cow.
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