A tree root slammed into his head, slicing open his skin.
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Maybe it was woman slicing open her belly to release the mutant baby she's carrying.
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Picture it: You're in the middle of slicing open one of these fertility fruits when, uh, shit!
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You can't just lease a storefront, hang a "neurosurgery practiced here" sign, and start slicing open people's heads.
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That's where we found Mr. Blanch, alternately taking orders and slicing open urchins with a custom-made mini guillotine.
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I ground my teeth and said I would redo it carefully, peeling the first page off and promptly slicing open my finger.
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Slicing open an Apeel avocado will break the shield, and at that point it will brown just as fast as a normal avocado.
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And after slicing open his right pinkie on a custom drone during the playoffs, rap may begin looking like a decent hobby once again.
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The animation — which might make the squeamish among us a little uncomfortable — shows a surgeon's hand slicing open the scrotum and removing the testicles.
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We ran into some trouble in our own testing that ultimately resulting in our producer slicing open a finger on one of the Spark's blades.
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The gory book captures an underground community of hackers slicing open their arms, hands and ears to insert objects ranging from magnets to RFID tags.
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The gory book captures an underground community of hackers slicing open their arms, hands and ears to insert objects ranging from magnets to RFID tags.
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What's more groan-inducing than slicing open a bulky box and wading through mounds of plastic and paper only to find a small gadget inside?
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There's undeniable pleasure in slicing open the malakoff, dough mixed with alpine-style cheese that's lumped on a slice of sourdough and then deep fried.
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Season 3 opens with a flashback to Jesse's grandmother, Marie L'Angelle ( Betty Buckley) slicing open his mother with a knife as punishment for trying to leave.
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A Colorado woman who was convicted of slicing open another woman and stealing her unborn child was sentenced to 100 years in prison on Friday, CNN reports.
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Slicing open one of these trees or running the leaves of its bush cousin through a peanut press produces a sap that oozes a neon blue-green.
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When animal blood stops working, Malcolm begins feeding her his own blood (that's what he's so casual about slicing open his palm at the beginning of the movie).
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That's because the classic, most widely used version of Crispr works by slicing open a strand of DNA in a specific spot in the genome and letting the cell stitch it back together.
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We were more slammed than I'd ever seen, and as I hurriedly checked the coffee levels between orders, one pot's handle broke, slicing open my finger and dumping scalding coffee all over my pants.
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His love of Alexander Calder and Jean Tinguely made its way into his sculpture, too; he was fond of slicing open tin cans and steel drums and letting the metal unravel into wayward spirals.
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Whether you usually prefer strawberries or pride yourself on being an apple-a-day kind of person, you have the admit that there's nothing more symbolic of the start of summer than slicing open a ginormous watermelon.
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If you have a few hours free, you can find online videos of parents shooting off blue or pink water from fire hoses to announce the joyful news or slicing open a cake filled with colored marbling.
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At Frenchette, they overlook the peculiar steak knife brought out with the duck; its sharp side is straight and its dull side is curved, and everybody who picks one up makes a joke about slicing open a finger.
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The charging documents further allege one of the SEALS allegedly attempted to disguise the injuries to Melgar's trachea by performing on his dead body a cricothyrotomy, which involves slicing open the neck to open the trachea of someone having difficulty breathing.
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As Iden Versio, I crept around a Rebel ship, quietly avoiding guards, slicing open doors with the help of a miniature droid (who can also shock enemies for you as a special attack), and brought Imperial justice down on the Rebel scum.
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Had the confrontation not ended with Arya slicing open his neck, Littlefinger might have enjoyed the cunning poetry of it: A master manipulator outmaneuvered by a pupil he'd victimized, killed by the very dagger he'd used in past plots against her family.
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VICE sat down with Chi Chi to hear about what went wrong on that fateful night in Portland, when she tried to do a flip and accidentally slipped—flinging herself offstage, slicing open her leg, and winding up with a pair of bloody tights.
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Whether carrying a crate, measuring a wall, or slicing open a box of art, the new images of the art handlers possess a certain majestic but stoic quality, reminiscent of high-end editorial images of artists getting their first cover story in a major art publication.
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She got into the habit of slicing open the skin on her middle finger with her thumbnail as a way of reminding herself that she is real and she exists, and she has done it so often that now she has a callus there, which she opens and reopens throughout the day.
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A first date is slicing open the small part of yourself where the acceptable version of you lives and offering it like a meaty sacrifice on the table in front of you, occasionally to be told this clean, groomed, good version of you—the fancy version of you, the non-everyday version of you—isn't good enough.
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Older larvae create fleck mines by slicing open the leaf margin and mining into the leaf tissue from there. Larvae can be found from January to March.
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The mine consists of a very fine corridor along the leaf margin, mainly in the lower leaves. The frass is deposited in a narrow central line. The larva might abandon the mine and restart elsewhere. Older larvae live free, and feed by slicing open the margin of a leaf segment near its tip and eating away tissue, resulting in a number of full depth blotch mines.
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Just at that moment, the woman started going into labor, and the husband went out to buy some medicine. It was the perfect opportunity. :Iwate took out a knife and assaulted the woman, slicing open her belly and took out the liver from the fetus. However, at that moment, Iwate caught sight of the protective charm that the woman had on her, giving Iwate a great surprise.
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He demands that she leave, and proceeds to kill Trevor by slicing open his head. Elle is furious that they forced Gabriel to become a killer when they could have saved him, but Noah brushes it off as nothing, as they were only following orders. He then gets into Mohinder's cab, in another scene from Genesis. In the present, Hiro wakes up and realizes they must warn Angela about Arthur's survival.
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"I don't think I've ever realized that Callie and Cristina never really interacted before. When they did speak to one another the episode, their personalities clash right away. At first they were snippy to one another but the two bonded after slicing open a runner's legs and then operating on him.", assessed West, in response to Torres and Yang's arc, which was described as "an obvious parallel to the rest of the episode".
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The film school student is seen for the first time as he, too, is hanging on the side of the building. The problem is his rope is the other end of the same one Michael is dangling by. The stone vase on the roof that the pair is anchored to starts inching closer to the edge. At the same time the serial killer taunts them while slicing open the captive Siri's hand, hoping to trigger Michael's hematophobia.
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During the initial rescue attempts, she detached several times from the tugs and grounded repeatedly – each time slicing open new sections of her hull and releasing more oil. A full scale emergency plan was activated by the authorities. News of the grounding was first reported at 21:18 on the BBC's Nine O'Clock News – just over an hour after she ran aground. Over the next few days, efforts to pull the vessel from the rocks continued.
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However, Grampian was spared the Titanics fate as the iceberg did not strike the side of the ship, as had happened with the Titanic. The decision to hit the iceberg head-on was a conscious choice by the captain, who knew the dangers of an iceberg slicing open the ship's metal plating. When the iceberg was sighted, the captain realized he could not avoid it and so decided to hit it squarely in the bow. The ship was traveling slowly at the time.
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William Aloysius "Blondie" Purcell (March 16, 1854 – February 20, 1912), was an American Major League Baseball player born in Paterson, New Jersey. He played for a total of 12 seasons while playing for eight different teams in two leagues. He appeared in 1097 games, mainly in the outfield, but did pitch in 79 games throughout his career, as well as other infield positions. On June 6, , while playing for the Buffalo Bisons, he was fined $10 ($ today) for slicing open a soggy baseball.
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After slicing open Joe's outer cockpit, Van manages to severely wound the Golden Cradle by blinding Joe with a well-reflected beam of sunlight and slashing through the armor's shield in the confusion. Joe self-destructs Golden Cradle, depriving Van of any information regarding the Claw. The Golden Cradle design is seen again when Van's team journeys to the Claw's secret base. Several automated green colored versions, called One-on- Ones, form the outer defense line of the Claw Man's facilities.
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Jackie is eager to be the center of attention and takes credit for a fire rescue Claire performed in "Genesis." Sylar mistakes Jackie for Claire after having read of Jackie's faked heroism and kills her by telekinetically slicing open her skull. Jackie's last word to Claire is "run." She appears again in "Once Upon a Time in Texas", as Hiro travels back in time before Sylar gets to Charlie; Jackie is seen along with Claire and other cheerleaders celebrating the outcome of the homecoming football match.
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Jane quietly unties herself and flees into the hotel hallway only to encounter the real ripper just as she makes for the exit. Wielding a switchblade, he kills her by stabbing her several times in the throat and then slicing open her abdomen from the groin to the breasts. Williams arrives at the scene when the police find Jane's tape recordings of the sex shows and of her 'master.' Learning from witnesses, Williams discovers that the identity of the 8-fingered man is Mickey Scellenda - a Greek immigrant with a history of sexual assault and drug abuse.
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Trout (') and Japanese char (') caught in summer were dried over a fire to prevent flies damaging the fish. These dried fish were eaten as is by pulling off the meat, or by rehydrating in water and eating as ingredients in soup or as a final cooked item itself. Salmon that was dried after the fish had laid eggs lost much of its flavor, so it was often stewed with added fish fats to improve the taste. Milt (') and salmon roe (') obtained when slicing open the fish were also dried and preserved then later used in ' or to make stock for '.
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A neck guard is a piece of protective equipment worn by an ice hockey player around the neck area. The guard is designed to prevent injury to the neck by pucks, hockey sticks, and skate blades. This piece is critical to goaltenders, who are more likely at risk to be injured in this area. Buffalo Sabres goalie Clint Malarchuk suffered a severe injury during a game against the St. Louis Blues on March 22, 1989, when Steve Tuttle collided in front of Malarchuk's goal and his skates got caught on the front of Malarchuk's neck, slicing open his internal jugular vein.
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A mysterious killer is attacking women associated with a blackmail conspiracy. The deranged murderer, wearing surgical gloves, kills his victims by paralyzing them with a needle and then slicing open their bellies with a knife (in the same way tarantulas are killed by the black wasp or spider wasp). The victims are conscious and can feel the pain, but they are unable to move, resist or scream. One victim (Barbara Bouchet) is wearing a yellow nightie when she is killed, an obvious nod to the giallo covers of the lurid Italian murder mysteries on which the films were based.
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Batman often utilises the Batcomputer, impressive technology during the time the series was produced (early to mid-1990s), to research information on villains, from an anti-venom to Poison Ivy's plant poison to newspaper articles on the origin of Killer Croc. Batman's numerous crime-fighting vehicles are seen parked in an adjacent compartment to the Batcave, with an adjoining not-so-secret subterranean garage which stores Bruce Wayne's mammoth collection of vintage and luxury cars. In the episode "Almost Got 'Im", Two-Face uses a giant penny in an attempt to either crush Batman or kill him from the impact, depending on whichever side the giant coin landed on. Batman managed to free himself from the coin by slicing open the ropes.
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An example used by some to illustrate the alleged practice blood atonement is the 1866 murder of the former slave Thomas Coleman (or Colburn), who was in good standing as a member of the LDS Church. As Mormon historian D. Michael Quinn has documented, Coleman was apparently secretly courting a white Mormon woman. The two were discovered together behind the old Arsenal (on what is now Capitol Hill in Salt Lake) on December 11 and the group hit Coleman with a large rock. Using his own bowie knife, his attackers slit his throat so deeply from ear to ear that he was nearly decapitated, as well as slicing open his right breast, in what some believe was a mimicry of penalties illustrated in the temple ritual.
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