He begins slicing up cucumber and pulverizing some mint, muddling it all together.
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It's ideal for managing tougher root veggies and slicing up larger cuts of meat.
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A giant backhoe was slicing up some of Hotevilla, the bastion of traditional Hopi.
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Drive modes cover everything from dropping off the babysitter to slicing up the autobahn.
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Slicing up the data by skill level does not offer much comfort to Warriors fans eithers.
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That made Piranhamesodon pinnatomus a pioneer among bony fish when it came to slicing up prey.
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They don't get them by slicing up manna from Mother Nature in a zero-sum world.
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But if you feel like slicing up all that red tape, McLaren's hybrid is now the fastest.
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Think Ice Princess but more professional: Nagasu makes her own padding by slicing up old yoga mats.
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These foam sealed, onion enzyme-absorbing goggles could be the key to slicing up onions tear-free.
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Some people responded with humor, making memes about preparing for the Coronavirus by slicing up some limes.
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Clearly someone at Ben & Jerry's has seen the videos of enterprising bloggers slicing up pints for ice cream sandwiches.
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"Cactus" is some kind of horny mystery; "Debaser" has Francis "slicing up eyeballs" in homage to Buñuel and Dali.
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And in the cancer cases, the morcellators were doing exactly what they were supposed to do — slicing up tissue.
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The separation of Mr. Friedman and Ms. Bloomfield is more complicated; they are slicing up an empire, not surrendering one.
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It had become a mainstay in minimally invasive surgery, slicing up tissue so it could be removed through tiny incisions.
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And for Halloween, apparently, we get a cringing pumpkin that warns us about the dangers of slicing up its fellow gourds.
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Once I got a confirmed list (OK, maybe 78 percent of a list), I started slicing up July and August geographically.
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But the sentimentality only goes so far, because these blades-on-wheels have also been slicing up something other than grass: hedgehogs.
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Magic Leap mimics this effect by stacking multiple waveguides to create focus planes — slicing up the image into crisp and blurry areas.
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But slicing up huge oil tankers or freighters on beaches releases oil, heavy metals, dioxins, asbestos and other toxic chemicals into the sea.
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However, the difficulty of performing the method and the fact that it involves slicing up samples makes it tough to perform huge analyses.
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You spend the whole game slicing up fools and solving puzzles as War, never encountering Death, Strife, and Fury, your brothers in undead arms.
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And now, many domestic carriers are slicing up their economy class offerings into basic, standard and plus, further complicating the already complex ticketing process.
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But there's no reason to stress over slicing up the perfect portions if you've got access to a hundred thousand dollar industrial waterjet machine.
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Earlier this week, Marjorie, 53, posted a video of her and Steve, 61, slicing up fruits and veggies while making juice in their kitchen.
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Having spent lots of hours slicing up fish to study their gut contents, "I'm sort of numb to the gore," Choy tells The Verge.
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If you love avocado, you probably spend too much time peeling, pitting, and slicing up the creamy fruit for fancy toasts or your signature guac.
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In addition to threatening to burn down the local Walmart (very Grimes), the pair also sings about slicing up your face and breaking your toys.
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Slicing up the market a different way, cyclical stocks have outperformed defensives in terms of earnings momentum during the most recent quarter, say analysts at UBS.
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The core action involved slicing up huge swaths of foes and racking up massive combos, with the occasional puzzle and boss fight to mix things up.
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Or is it a 210,2700-square-foot food-processing factory, staffed by dozens of hourly workers, washing and slicing up fruits and vegetables in Los Angeles?
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Just as he benefited in Iowa from his moderate challengers' slicing up the same share of voters, Mr. Sanders enjoyed the most speaking time on Friday.
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Bowie cut his notes into phrases while Burroughs preferred slicing up big chunks of text, but whichever you prefer, grab some scissors and go to town.
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A chef at Toronto's Antler Kitchen and Bar responded to a demonstration outside his eatery by slicing up a piece of meat in full view of protesters.
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Mattos starts by slicing up the fluke, then rotating the pieces and slicing them again into teeny, tiny bits, which, with their shiny translucence, suddenly resemble crystals.
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Berhane, who rides about nine yards in front of us, has all but molded his body to his bike, his legs slicing up and down like knives.
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The second way would be to conclude, as Peri and Yasenov do, that slicing up small data samples like this generates a great deal of statistical noise.
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As Slicing Up Eyeballs first reported, "Trump Will Kill America" was etched into the record with the artwork credited to Esteban, the Spanish version of Morrissey's first name.
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In one of the videos, posted to Instagram, a woman with a large knife and fork is seen slicing up the turkey for anyone who wants a slice.
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It would mean that "quantum theory is merely a tool to make comprehensible a lawless slicing-up of nature," said Adán Cabello, a physicist at the University of Seville.
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Eggs Sticking as close to the vague guidelines of non-instant ramen as possible, we obviously suggest slicing up a soft-boiled egg for a little extra protein. 2.
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We learned (kind of uselessly, I would come to realize once I parted with my virginity) how to make a dental dam by slicing up a condom with scissors.
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Related Cartoons Become Faceless Comic Abstractions in 'Toonology' Meet the Artist Slicing Up Nude Pictures of Herself to Make Abstract Paintings This Abstract Short Film Imagines a Rock with Consciousness
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The artist has been exploring computer-aided design since 2004, applying the budding technology to his former practice of slicing up and reassembling cars and other large-scale industrial objects.
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Mr. Phillips is slicing up words in familiar phrases today with surgical precision, but the slices all follow the same pattern, so it's not difficult to tumble to this theme.
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Should they rush in swinging a break-up hammer at monopolistic tech giants or take a scalpel to the competition-crushing problem of networked dominance by slicing up their data flows?
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For an initial reading at Hartford Stage in 2010, Mr. Wolf and the theater's associate artistic director, Maxwell Williams, stitched together a script by slicing up translated drafts of the screenplay.
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Previous techniques saw researchers physically removing and slicing up insect brains—causing damage to the tiny structures during the process, and scuppering the chance of accurate measurements of their shape and size.
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We currently determine our House seats by slicing up a state's map into a bunch of different smaller segments, except for states with very small populations that only get one at-large representative.
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"They talked to a black person about voting rights, a brown person about immigration, a gay about gay rights, a woman about choice and on and on, slicing up the electorate," he said.
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Related: Meet the Artist Slicing Up Nude Pictures of Herself to Make Abstract Paintings An Interactive Flipbook Presents the Diversity of Trans Bodies A Stark Animated Short Sheds Light on Trans Discrimination in Argentina
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Related: Meet the Artist Slicing Up Nude Pictures of Herself to Make Abstract Paintings An Interactive Flipbook Presents the Diversity of Trans Bodies A Stark Animated Short Sheds Light on Trans Discrimination in Argentina
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But in a country of only nine million people, critics observed, that would also have the effect of slicing up an already tiny advertising pie, weakening the television newsrooms that routinely gave him fits.
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It reminds me of the painstaking work I used to do with 3D modeling tools, except that I'm not placing vertices or slicing up shapes with a mouse and keyboard, I'm creating something with my hands.
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The researchers initially isolated the material with scotch tape, but that's not scalable, so companies now produce it by depositing carbon atoms as a film or by slicing up graphite and sorting out the pieces by thickness.
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JP Morgan was one of the first banks to sell CDOs linked to equity-default swaps to institutional investors in the early 2000s by slicing up portfolios of these derivatives into tranches with varying degrees of risk.
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It was less than 12 minutes long, but managed to show the group in a wide range of situations; everything from arguing over burgers in a fast food joint to slicing up robotic soldiers with giant swords.
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One of the forefathers of the modern supercut movement was Derrick Beckles, who in the '90s began slicing up bizarro late-night movies, commercials, and music videos into VHS-era compilations he released under the name TV Carnage.
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SmartPan 3-Piece Knife Set Upgrade your kitchen setup with this three-piece knife set, featuring a carving knife perfect for working with fish, a santoku knife for slicing up meats, and a utility knife for dicing produce.
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Its uncharted territory, and while Trump might be able to keep a lid on the passions he inflames at home, slicing up global alliances without a plan of how to stitch them back together is a far riskier proposition.
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It probably felt then not so terribly different from the view I was taking in — looking north at the supertall condo boom, and the skinny towers of Billionaire's Row slicing up what remains of the view of Central Park.
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With 2900 other Democrats running for the nomination — and thereby slicing up the press coverage pie multiple ways — waiting four days before appearing on the stump is not taking advantage of his position as the candidate with the best name recognition.
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For decades, the standard method for counting brain cells was stereology: slicing up the brain, tallying cells in thin sheets of tissue splayed on microscope slides and multiplying those numbers by the volume of the relevant region to get an estimate.
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No one wants to sit there and feel useless so even if it's like slicing up a cucumber or putting the crackers on a cheese plate or stirring the pot so it doesn't burn, it's actually really helpful and it brings everyone together.
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It remains to be seen whether or not slicing up two hours of what's essentially a movie—like Frat Boy Genius, which is basically The Social Network for Snapchat—into a bunch of seven-minute mini-episodes is enjoyable, or actually just frustrating.
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It's also leading the pack when it comes to the range of options you have for getting creative with slicing up those 7K spherical images in a variety of ways for traditional flat image output, which is not surprising, given the company's heritage.
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Carl Sagan, on the other hand, was a ruthless killer who preferred to get up in the mandibles of the aliens he murdered, slicing up anyone that came close with a glowing electric machete, and blasting away anything else with a souped-up shotgun.
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But, as much as we want to keep up with the latest food trends, we're not always up for putting in the work to make a dish worthy of Ina, Chrissy, or even Antoni, especially when it involves delicately slicing up messy florets and a food processor.
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The idea is by slicing up a flat designed for a family of three to four — the more common type of urban housing in China — into smaller units, young professionals can afford to live in nicer neighborhoods as Danke takes care of hassles like housekeeping and maintenance.
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For decades, Bangladesh, a poor, almost purely Sunni Muslim country of 160 million people, has been fighting a shape-shifting terrorism problem that has taken the form of highly coordinated bomb attacks — more than 400 in one day, in one hour — to slicing up young bloggers with machetes.
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But that's just a start – software uses computer vision to ensure the 3D image provides accurate volume and text true information, and a process that involves the use of X-rays to get a cross-section image without actually slicing up the samples is also employed to ensure fully accurate representation.
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By the time the game is throwing hordes of enemies at you at once, you'll be slicing up a foe in front of you, before spinning around to snipe a ranged attacker from across the way, then parrying a blow with some quick punches only to have the Leviathan Axe spin back into your hand for a final coup de grâce.
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She worked in the Institute of Physiology from 1938 to 1951, but was never paid for her work. She explained that professors were not allowed to hire relatives, let alone wives, and in any case, it was quite strange to see a woman slicing up animals.
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It was listed in Slicing Up Eyeballs' "Best of the '80s" in March 2013, being ranked as one of the top 30 albums of 1980 based on 3,360 reader votes. In 2016, Dave Segal in The Stranger wrote that the record "remains a masterpiece of enchanting melodies, fascinating rhythms, and cherubic vocals".
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They also added a rendition of All Along The Watchtower to their repertoire. In September 2012, they supported The Cult on a tour of the UK, which attracted some controversy."Killing Joke quits UK tour" 'Killing Joke quits U.K. tour with The Cult, The Mission over venue downsizing?', Slicing Up Eyeballs, 25 July 2012.
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Slicing Up Eyeballs included the album on their ballot for the best albums of 1981. George Marshall also wrote favourably of the album.2001 liner notes. Other artists have also taken to the album; electronic act Orbital included "Celebrate the Bullet" on their Back to Mine compilation of 'after hours' songs that have influenced them throughout the years.
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Jeff hears moans coming from outside and goes to see what is going on. Jeff and Amy follow with Eric. Jeff walks over to Stacy trying to calm her down as she has a deep gash on her forehead and is slicing up her thigh to get a vine out. He touches her and she flails the knife at him, slicing his palm.
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In early 2014, the band toured a few U.S. cities, with Donelly opening for the East Coast dates.(February 28, 2014) Throwing Muses, Mark Eitzel Noise Pop 2014.(January 20, 2014) "Throwing Muses announce handful of U.S. dates — including 2 with Tanya Donelly" Slicing Up Eyeballs. The first single from their new album Sun Racket, titled "Dark Blue", was released in February 2020.
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This performance and an earlier one in Cologne was captured on film and released as Silver together with an audio recording from the Frankfurt show."Slicing Eye Balls Silver review" 'The Mission to mark 25th anniversary reunion tour with 'Silver' 3-disc CD/DVD set', Slicing Up Eyeballs, 15 August 2012 Revitalised, the band decided to continue touring and played shows in South America, Mexico, Europe and on the Download Festival in 2012.
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In structured finance, the capital note is the most junior security issued by a structured investment vehicle. It is comparable to the equity tranche of a CDO. Investors who buy the capital notes are the first in line to bear risk if the cash flows from the SIV's assets are insufficient to cover promised payments to all investors. See securitization transaction for more details on how the process of slicing up risk (or "tranching") works.
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As the 25th anniversary was approaching, it was suggested to Hussey that he should reform the original line-up of the band. The singer initially resisted, occupied with other projects."The Quietus feature 2011" Ben Graham, The Mission Celebrate Their Quarter Century: Wayne Hussey Interviewed The Quietus 12 October 2011 Eventually he was convinced and in the summer of 2010 the announcement was made that with Craig Adams and Simon Hinkler on board the Mission had reformed. Drummer Mick Brown had passed on the invitation to join and Spear of Destiny's Mike Kelly took his place."Slicing Up Eyeballs article 2010" 'Wayne Hussey may reunite The Mission for 25th anniversary concerts in 2011', Slicing Up Eyeballs 27 July 2010 In contrast to previous incarnations, the band only played material from the 1986–1990 period. In October 2011, they played a warm-up show as their alter-ego 'Blood Brothers' in Hussey's home-town of Bristol before embarking on the XXV UK/European tour that culminated in a sold-out show at the Brixton Academy.
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Accessed June 5, 2011. Starting with The Mighty World of MarvelPippa Melling (nee KING) was the first London Editor of Marvel Comix employed on a 6 months contact to set the whole thing up. Marvel UK started with mainly black-and-white with spot colouring except for the front and back pages which were in full colour. Originally the weekly comic was created by slicing up story lines from the monthly American versions of The Hulk, Spider-Man, and the Fantastic Four.
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In 1958 Henk Peeters saw the work of Lucio Fontana and Alberto Burri for the first time, at the Venice Biennale. Fontana's escape ‘from the prison of the flat surface’ by piercing or slicing up the canvas and Burri's material, burnt plastic, made a big impression on him.Antoon Melissen, 'Nul = 0. The Dutch avant-garde of the 1960s in a European Context', in: Colin Huizing and Tijs Visser, eds., The Dutch Nul Group in an International Context, (Rotterdam: nai010 Publishers, 2010), 13-14.
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Thus, a species may survive in the community by carving out a portion of another species' niche (slicing up the pie into smaller pieces) or by moving into a vacant niche (essentially making the pie larger, for example, by being the first to arrive in a newly available location or through the development of a novel trait that allows access previously unavailable resources). Numerous niche apportionment models have been developed. Each make different assumptions about how species carve up niche-space.
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Two years later, the magazine ranked the album at number 11 in their 1990 Australian issue of "100 Greatest Albums of the 80s". The album achieved the same ranking on ABC's (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) list of 100 Best Australian Albums; a compendium compiled by Australian journalists John O’Donnell, Toby Creswell and Craig Mathieson. Kick was listed at number 5 in a similar list of "Hottest 100 Australian Albums of all time". Slicing up Eyeballs ranked Kick at number 6 in their 2013 list of "Top 100 Albums of 1987".
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Described by the website Slicing Up Eyeballs as a "pristine acoustic take", Hitchcock's version of "Be Here Now" appeared as the opening track on the collection. Coinciding with the release of The Apple Years,Daniel Kreps, "Watch Dhani Harrison Perform Two of His Father's Songs on 'Conan'", rollingstone.com, 25 September 2014 (retrieved 1 December 2014). "Be Here Now" was one of 27 Harrison songs played at George Fest,Debi Del Grande, "GEORGE FEST: A Night to Celebrate the Music of George Harrison @ the Fonda Theatre", L.A. Record, 30 September 2014 (retrieved 1 December 2014).
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The Strebe 1995 projection with Tissot's indicatrices of distortion. Circles spaced at 30° intervals. The Strebe 1995 projection, Strebe projection, Strebe lenticular equal-area projection, or Strebe equal- area polyconic projection is an equal-area map projection presented by Daniel "daan" Strebe in 1994. Strebe designed the projection to keep all areas proportionally correct in size; to push as much of the inevitable distortion as feasible away from the continental masses and into the Pacific Ocean; to keep a familiar equatorial orientation; and to do all this without slicing up the map.
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Whereas Junkie and Queer were conventional in style, Naked Lunch was his first venture into a nonlinear style. After the publication of Naked Lunch, a book whose creation was to a certain extent the result of a series of contingencies, Burroughs was exposed to Brion Gysin's cut-up technique at the Beat Hotel in Paris in October 1959. He began slicing up phrases and words to create new sentences.Miles, Barry "The Inventive Mind of Brion Gysin" in José Férez Kuri (ed) Brion Gysin: Tuning in to the Multimedia Age, London: Thames and Hudson, 2003, p.124-125.
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147 Information provided by Tommaso Buscetta, plus the evidence of Salvatore Contorno led to the first Maxi Trial which involved 475 defendants which ended in December 1987, 22 months after it began with 338 convictions.Italy Slicing Up the Beast, Time Magazine, February 24, 1986 Contorno received a reduced sentence of six years due to his collaboration with the prosecution. While Buscetta provided important information on the inner-workings of the Mafia, it was Contorno who was more effective as a witness, naming names and explaining the Mafia's heroin trafficking. He testified in a rapid, often incomprehensible specific Palermitan dialect and Mafia jargon that had to be translated for the official record.
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Ultimately, though, Greeley was hurt by the belief that he was saying the wrong things to the wrong audiences during his campaign, and by taking political attacks extremely personally. He also suffered a personal loss during the campaign when his wife fell ill and died in October 1872. To make matters worse, his running mate, Gratz Brown, was an embarrassment who attended campaign events and delivered speeches while intoxicated (he fainted before a gathering in New York City, and at a campaign picnic, Brown was so drunk he was seen slicing up and buttering a watermelon), forgot party policies, and generally made errors and misstatements.
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After several years of investigating by the Antimafia pool, the trial began on 10 February 1986. The presiding judge was Alfonso Giordano, flanked by two other judges who were 'alternates', should anything fatal happen to Giordano before the end of what was to be a lengthy trial.Italy Slicing Up the Beast, Time Magazine, 24 February 1986 The charges faced by the defendants included 120 murders, drug trafficking, extortion and, of course, the new law that made it an offence to be a member of the Mafia, the first time that law would be put to the test. The trial took place in an octagonal bunker-style structure that was built alongside the Ucciardone prison.
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In a bid to raise the town's profile and attract investment, the mayor of the struggling Yorkshire town of Townley has commissioned a performance of a series of Medieval mystery plays that will re-enact scenes from the Bible - however, frustrated local reporter Annie Woolf believes it's a ploy to improve his tattered reputation ahead of local elections. On the opening night of the Old Testament cycle, during a play about the fall of Adam and Eve, Doctor Bell - the man who was to play God - is found dead backstage. Detective Sergeant Frank Carpenter arrives from Manchester CID to investigate. While leaving the autopsy room he has a mysterious encounter with a man who is slicing up raincoats, who says he must "protect the children".
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He dresses in her bra and panties and while she pretends to be interested in him, bites his crotch until it bleeds, forcing the other criminals and family back into the same area. Gigi is furious with Richie for attempting to cheat on her and by now has started to flirt with Rina, who attempts to persuade her to turn on her criminal friends. Paulie finds a trapdoor in the kitchen and opens it, and is instantly killed by a booby trap inside, after which his friends discover it leads to an underground butchery where Rina's parents and brother have been ritually killing, slicing up and preparing for consumption the bodies of other human beings. With their cannibalism revealed, the family turn viciously upon their captors and brutally kill all but Gigi who is knocked out but will eventually be eaten as well.
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