Rosé Slushy Slushy rosé with a lavender garnish equals summertime bliss. 6.
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But those slushy sippers typically contain tons of sugary calories.
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Yes, maybe slushy, frozen drinks aren't so bad after all.
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That means it could get slushy out there by this afternoon.
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I buy him chicken tenders and a slushy at the movies.
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Blend with ice in small batches to reach desired slushy consistency.
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A slushy mix of rain and snow continues to pile up.
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The unseasonably warm temperatures have turned Oceti into a shallow, slushy lake.
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Snow on top of overflow can become a thigh-high slushy morass.
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Then Jack meets the younger Jackie for a deliberately slushy love duet.
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Benji had set up a step-and-repeat on the slushy sidewalk.
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Slushy roads and dismal visibility does not make for a fun car ride.
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Shake for 10-15 minutes, or until a slushy consistency is achieved. 5.
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A girl spooned a slushy concoction into her mouth, turning her lips blue.
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Those slushy-throwing scenes were all too real and apparently difficult to shoot.
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Adirondack chairs were gathered around firepits, where we sat to sip on some slushy cocktails.
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Last summer we took it upon ourselves to learn Bon Appétit's recipe for slushy frosé.
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Pour mixture into an 28-inch baking dish, and freeze until slushy, about 230 minutes.
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Pour mixture into an 8-inch baking dish, and freeze until slushy, about 30 minutes.
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Eventually I will bottle that mix and then install slushy machines at local dispensaries, too.
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The storm flooded streets in some communities in coastal Massachusetts, turning roads into slushy rivers.
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It's like getting a slushy from 7-11 without the straw, red coloring and cup.
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Our sidewalks are looking wet, and possibly slushy, as rain is forecast throughout the morning.
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Washington, D.C. Streets were slippery and slushy, but snow was relatively contained, in the nation's capital.
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Ms. Cassone, 56, a retired school administrator, laid down a tarp on the slushy street below.
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We love a fruity, boozy slushy treat as you can see from a few past recipes.
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We've had months and months of winter, with more grimly cold and slushy weather to come.
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Icy pavement was responsible for another 151,944 accidents (3 percent) and slushy pavement, 174,446 (4 percent).
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And Butters, they knew, would like that a lot better than walking along slushy city sidewalks.
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People generally don't want to move in the slushy, frigid New York winter weather, he said.
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The top teams were shooting to win in seven seconds, a challenge on the slushy snow.
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That created slushy conditions elsewhere, but New York City seemed mostly unaffected by the light snow.
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Screaming Eagle in Zalto stemware or a liter of boozy neon slushy through a sippy straw.
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It's too white for normal people to wear during the winter, because you'll get it all slushy.
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Alternatively, put it in a slushy machine OR just purée it with some ice in a blender.
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After paying the $22 parking fee, we began the winding, slushy hike through melting snow and ice.
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Nobody needs a slushy machine churning out margaritas in their bar area, but who wouldn't want one?
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Where they saw inconvenient travel and slushy roads, I saw something beautiful if frivolous, a minor novelty.
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I poured the syrup over the snow, and the hot liquid turned everything into a slushy mess.
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In Toronto, which usually suffers damp and slushy winters, the deep freeze brought skating to the harbor.
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Go skiing on a few inches of slushy artificial snow on a hill that masquerades as a mountain?
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With an ice slushy in hand to combat the heat, he pushes a wheelchair with his free hand.
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If that doesn't work, a slushy might take the edge off, like the one this person is eating.
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Thousands of people are injured each year in car accidents that occur in snowy, icy, or slushy conditions.
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There are some slushy patches from the light snow yesterday, but he very gallantly carries me over them.
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Avail yourself of the slushy machine for brain-freezing mudslides and piña coladas with maraschino cherries and all.
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Almost half of all weather-related crashes in the US take place in snowy, slushy, or icy conditions.
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Pinterest and Instagram are full of recipes that use snow—think snow cones, slushy cocktails, and DIY ice cream.
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Denver is likely to see 8 inches-16 inches of slushy snow by Sunday, the National Weather Service forecasts.
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Suiting up for spring sounds pretty good after a long, cold, and slushy winter — we're looking at you, NYC.
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Brand: ICEEYear introduced: 1963The ICEE Bear, created to promote the slushy beverage, started out as a baby polar bear.
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Its "gelati" is a cup of frozen custard with a layer of slushy Italian ice sandwiched between two swirls.
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I live in a place that can be very snowy, rainy, slushy, or muddy for long periods of time.
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To go with a long list of libations, including slushy coolers, are bar snacks like truffled popcorn and pretzels.
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The transition from slushy, dull winter to hot-and-humid summer is usually short and sweet (if a little muddy).
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Popcorn with soda, a hot dog with fries, candy and a slushy, pretty much any combination you can think of.
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And she sipped a lemon-flavored gas station slushy and drank lots of Mountain Dew for quick calories and caffeine.
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Ice balls form when turbulent water near the shore breaks up a layer of slushy ice, according to CNN Weather.
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Shout-out to the guy in the background trying to put down one of those giant slushy drinks from Fat Tuesday.
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Who Donald Trump is and isn't talking to; Russia withdraws support for the International Criminal Court; Pluto's (hypothesized) slushy underground ocean.
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But then the wind came on, the temperature dropped, the seas swelled in height, and slushy floes formed all about them.
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About a month after the February boycott, thousands of white parents — largely mothers — marched across the Brooklyn Bridge in slushy snow.
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Vegetables become liquid in mere seconds, dry spices pulverize quickly, and ice blends into a slushy frozen margarita in no time.
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Frustrated drivers flooded social media with complaints about New York City's decision to retain parking rules on an unusually slushy spring day.
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Yet it bounces off tree branches and accumulates in an icy, slushy mess on the ground, packing down any previously fallen snow.
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In 2012, a large storm in August helped break up the slushy sea ice and cause it to melt even more rapidly.
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Corker's comments make clear that lawmakers are growing weary of OCO's detrimental effects, but its slushy nature won't be easy to shake.
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"It's a well-thought out, well-balanced cocktail that just happens to be in slushy form," said David Kinch, the restaurant's owner.
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Diamond Reef's frozen take (the Penichillin) employs an age-old principle: anything is more fun when tossed into a slushy machine. ♦
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The result is a slushy interchange of money and influence that favors the rich and well-connected while freezing out everyone else.
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However, as temperatures trend lower, slushy and slippery conditions are likely to develop as periods of snow occur from Thursday night into Sunday.
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"I don't know about the slushy drink—I already had enough of that outside," one said, in reference to the Dr Angel Face.
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In Philadelphia and its surrounding areas, the preference has become for the end product to take on a less-firmly set, slushy texture.
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But that name is a misnomer since the planet is actually covered in gas, and whatever ice is below that is basically slushy.
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If you get into the more intense precipitation rates, your temperature is likely to fall enough to allow a slushy accumulation of snow.
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In one video, a man identifying himself as a migrant shows people lifting the flaps of snow-covered tents near a slushy pathway.
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Things should heat up to the 40s on Saturday, but expect it to be slushy with an unappetizing mix of rain and snow.
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Pancake ice, which Stroeve says is common in Antarctica, forms when piles of slushy ice are shaped and sculpted by wave action or winds.
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His name is Alexei (Alec Utgoff) — though Chief Hopper (David Harbour) nicknames him Smirnoff — and he's just a tad obsessed with the slushy drinks.
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Three days later, the occupiers celebrated "Blacksgiving" together, feasting on donated turkey and sweet potato pie, huddled around fire pits in the slushy drizzle.
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In the same room, you'll find a popcorn maker, pizza rotator (which is a thing, I guess?), a nacho station, and a slushy maker.
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The Massachusetts Department of Transportation reported that roads across the north, west and central parts of the state were wet, slushy, snowy and icy.
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The second, from the University of California, suggests the reorientation was caused by tidal forces as a result of a "slushy," partially-frozen underground ocean.
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And the answer we come to is maybe there's this dense subsurface layer of liquid water, or a slushy layer ... pushing up in the region.
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I stole $100 from his wallet when he wasn't looking, then pretended I had a family emergency, bought a slushy, and caught the bus home.
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While April showers are a welcome change from blizzards and slushy pavements, all we want to do is stay in and indulge our seasonal grogginess.
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Slushy, refreshing and offering the highest foam-to-liquid ratio, it's what Harry and his friends would have enjoyed on summer vacation … in the Bahamas.
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We've seen sea lions and polar bears romp around in the snow, but no one embraces a slushy day quite like Lily the elephant calf.
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On a slushy, treacherous January afternoon, Toews was sitting on her living-room rug, holding her grinning six-month-old grandson, Austin, in her lap.
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Its delicately crunchy surface is dusted with salt and fennel pollen, and makes a perfect bite in-between grapefruit slushy ones to avoid a brain freeze.
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It can also be made sans-alcohol for a pink slushy drink that's still as refreshing as it is sweet, and it's available all summer long!
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After stirring it and scraping it every 30 minutes or so for a few hours, our sweet lemon-thyme ice had adopted a wonderfully slushy texture.
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Somewhat reminiscent of Filipino halo halo, it's a cold, slushy concoction with avocado, jackfruit, durian and kolang kaling, the small immature fruits of the feather palm.
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They're a good option for spring skiing days when warm temperatures and sunny skies mean roads and parking lots are muddy and slushy by early afternoon.
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"I don't want to be putting you and your babies out in the cold," Sherrena told Arleen as the car moved slowly through the slushy streets.
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Yet even in that cold, dark region of space, scientists speculate the planet may have an ocean of liquid water, or slushy ice, just beneath its surface.
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At Sunday's Memphis Redbirds minor league baseball game, one young baseball fan showed off some serious slushy-slurping skills during a challenge for fans on the field.
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Louisiana has been passing slushy alcoholic drinks through our driver's side windows since the early 1980s, since well before the state had laws against drinking and driving.
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I love the brand's entire winter lineup, but these specifically merge function and fashion so I can maneuver slushy parking lots and the local hangouts in style.
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The chemical is part of the slushy brine mix used to store the shrimp on most fishing boats before they make it to shore for further processing.
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It's an intimate setting without much of a view, but the excellent bar, pouring slushy, overproof-rum piña coladas, and a dedicated kitchen are perfectly fine distractions.
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Recently resurfaced and lightly traveled, this skating path was swift on the downhills, met by gentle inclines that slowed my momentum as I approached the slushy river.
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Or maybe it was the Painkiller, a creamy coconut slushy made murky by rum, pineapple juice, and a dusting of nutmeg—a frozen eggnog for the tropics.
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This tool provides lots of leverage, a razor-sharp scraper for ice, a brush to clear off snow-covered mirrors, and a squeegee for slushy, dirty windshields.
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In the past, cocktails on the island mostly consisted of slushy margaritas and watery mojitos doled out by the dozen at happy hours across the beaches of Kuta.
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Image: James Tuttle KeaneNimmo estimates that Sputnik Planitia's slushy ocean is up to 60 miles (100 kilometers) deep, and buried beneath another 120 miles (200 kilometers) of ice.
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Many of the installations, like Antwan Horfee's overturned, painted bouncy castle, for me, were dumb fun but too slushy and specious for many residual aesthetic benefits to surface.
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Boston's Long Wharf area became a slushy mess when a three-foot tidal surge pushed floodwaters into buildings and down the steps of the Aquarium mass transit station.
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As it happens, Mr. Harris did have a tough moment as he returned across the frozen harbor with his groceries, falling through some slushy ice to his knees.
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Down in the subway, the footing might be even more treacherous: Has it ever seemed to you that on snowy or slushy days, station floors get unusually slippery?
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However, when the waves hit the salty, slushy water flowing to Blood Falls, they scatter, allowing the researchers to map exactly where the water was snaking through the glacier.
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For remix of Pillow Person's "On Your Way," he has a more robust set of samples to work with than that, but he still turns in something wonderfully slushy.
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In McCarthy's case, the TSA's website clearly says that if gel packs and other accessories are "partly frozen or slushy," they are subject to additional screening, not immediate confiscation.
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Architect Wolfgang Tschapeller says the library was designed with books in mind — but the grated floors fail to account for slushy snow boots, skirts, assisted mobility devices, and more.
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Baita, which is the Piemontese word for a small, Alpine ski lodge, is also a pop-up restaurant that offers a temporary escape from the slushy, crowded city streets.
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But supporters remained unfazed at a rally in Battle Creek, Michigan, showing up through slushy snow wearing MAGA hats and "deplorables" gear to get a look at the president.
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This has been the case ever since the Slurpee was invented 50 years ago, when some sodas were placed in a freezer and it resulted in a refreshing slushy consistency.
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Whereas Keane's study focuses on the power of ice, Nimmo's model simulations indicate that a slushy, subsurface ocean did most of the heavy lifting that caused Pluto to roll over.
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It's delightful on the rocks, with tonic, in a Negroni or instead of vodka in a slushy sgroppino whisked with lemon sorbet and prosecco: Malfy Gin, $33.99 at Columbus Ave.
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Warmed and cheese-filled, the slushy skeptic ended up trying the Dr Angel Face anyway, and enjoyed several sips before heading back out to slosh through the real thing. ♦
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What I was really after was an escape from a gray, slushy New York day, not that the snow isn't lovely after a few thousand cabs have driven through it.
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The Negroni slushy is also on point, but given that all drink prices cap at $9, don't restrain yourself from doing some deep sampling of all they have to offer.
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Spring is just around the corner (read: slushy snow, downpours, and huge, unavoidable puddles), and nothing puts a damper on your day like a soggy, wet pair of socks and sneakers.
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And between winter's the-air-hurts-my-face windchill and the gray, slushy sidewalks, we're definitely ready to (finally) bust out our best sartorial moves to celebrate the sunnier months ahead.
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According to the US Department of Transportation, more than 1,300 people are killed and over 116,800 are injured each year by auto accidents that occur on snowy, icy, or slushy roads.
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At least that was the case in the major coastal cities of the Northeast, where fears of a record-setting blizzard dissolved into a slushy mix of rain, snow and sleet.
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Just like convenience chain know for it's coffee and junk food, "we have our popcorn maker, our pizza rotator, our nacho chips, our nacho cheese and our slushy maker," she says.
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The pearlescent rain boot comes in the brand's short and tall silhouette, perfect for running around the city in slushy snow or standing in the mud at an outdoor concert (Coachella, anyone?).
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And Mother's Ruin, a popular spot in NoLIta, serves a frozen drink called a Coffee Cordial Boozy Slushy, which features Toby's Estate coffee infused with white rum, nutmeg, cinnamon and star anise.
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This recipe is courtesy of Gabriel Rucker, chef and owner of Le Pigeon in Portland, and is equal parts booze and slushy and perfect for the maiden voyage of your snowless balcony.
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Scientists have now determined there's likely a slushy, viscous ocean of water ice beneath this heart-shaped region, which is named Tombaugh Regio, according to a new paper published Wednesday in Nature.
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That's what Fat Joe, a South Bronx native, was on his way toward becoming before his slushy single "All the Way Up" became one of the biggest rap songs of the spring.
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The more playful creations include Frozaaay (a slushy blend of rosé wine and watermelon juice; 063 euros) and the One Night in Paris cocktail (gin, grapefruit liqueur, sparkling wine, hibiscus; 12 euros).
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Before the women's game, during a practice on the makeshift rink at Gillette Stadium, home to the New England Patriots, N.H.L. players complained about an ice surface that they called slushy and dangerous.
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Too much rum will cause you to not have a frozen ice, but a little bit adds a really nice flavor and it helps the texture be a little bit more slushy-like.
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Using the tines of a fork, stir the mixture every 30 minutes, scraping edges and breaking up any ice chunks as the mixture freezes, until granita is slushy and frozen, about 3 hours.
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But suddenly, it's September, and it's kind of our last chance to fire up the grill and revel in all of the sunshine, smoked meat, and slushy cocktails that characterize our summer festivities.
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So if you've been searching for a versatile, affordable pair of rainboots to add to your cold weather wardrobe before those snowy, slushy days hit, these might be just what you're looking for.
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The main concern overnight will be falling temperatures that may allow wet and slushy areas to refreeze in areas where snow accumulated on paved surfaces, mainly on side roads west of the Beltway.
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New Yorkers frequently hire babysitters and housecleaners in cash and do not file the required tax forms; waiters may pocket tips without keeping a tally for the I.R.S. Cash's fungibility enables slushy bookkeeping.
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This represents a $165 billion increase from the previous cap — and doesn't include the ever-slushy Overseas Contingency Operation funds, which would be in the neighborhood of $60 billion on top of that.
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Post up at the Commodore for a fried chicken sandwich doused in hot sauce and slathered in honey butter, then keep the drunk going with a slushy piña colada in a hurricane glass.
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Using the tines of a fork, stir the mixture every 30 minutes, scraping edges and breaking up any ice chunks as the mixture freezes, until granita is slushy and frozen, about 3 hours. 3.
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The day after the big storm — the fourth this month alone — its presence continued to lurk in the slushy sidewalks, downed trees and longer-than-normal commutes across the New York region and beyond.
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Two hundred meters from the shore, four tall splash plumes shot up into the air like thick geysers, crowning and splattering down on the slushy ice that bobbed along the waters of the Beagle Channel.
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As of right now, you can buy our Dabcheladas and medicated salt at dispensaries around Los Angeles and Orange County, and you can only buy our Dabritas at shows since you need a slushy machine.
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Using the tines of a fork, stir the mixture every 30 minutes, scraping the edges and breaking up any ice chunks as the mixture freezes, until the rosé is slushy and frozen, about 3 hours.
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You need a winter boot that offers sufficient traction for activities in which you partake, but you don't need the same level of aggressive tread pattern for slushy sidewalks as you do for snowbound trails.
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After two nightly seatings, the space transforms into Svartklubb, serving drinks like gin with "forest tonic" and fermented milk known as fjallfil, chilled into a slushy and laced with a liqueur of dill and fennel.
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The skies may be gray and the sidewalks slushy, but you'll face fewer crowds in the museums, find tables at hot restaurants and have a better shot at getting those theater tickets everyone's talking about.
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Nonetheless, through Giuliani, the slushy mess of conspiracy theories and baseless claims made its way to the president himself, warping his view of a country dependent on U.S. military aid for a war against Russia.
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This year, Burger King had not one but two heavily publicized spooky offerings: a "Scary Black Cherry" slushy, and a "Nightmare King" burger, so-called because the unsettling green bun was "clinically proven" to induce nightmares.
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On weekends, the quick service joint draws a long line of fans from across the city, thirsty for a Country Boy Brewing Cougar Bait ale, one of many local brews on tap, or a bourbon slushy.
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Chitra Agrawal, a New York cookbook author and founder of the pickle company Brooklyn Delhi, remembers the ceramic jugs at her grandmother's home in Bengaluru in southern India, which held lemons in a slushy saltwater brine.
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Father and son scientists Sergey and Nikita Zimov found surprising slushy and muddy turf near the far eastern Russian town of Cherskiy, 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, when the ground should have been frozen.
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Without the impurities found in tap water, there is nothing to start the nucleation process that causes water to freeze, delivering a supercooled liquid that, once jostled or disturbed, will instantly turn to a slushy ice.
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Clear standouts include the Penichillin ($12), a frozen slushy made of frozen Scotch, lemon and honey; and the Booze and Juice ($12), a shot of liquor and a glass of freshly squeezed Granny Smith apple juice.
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Using the tines of a fork, stir the mixture every 10 minutes, scraping the edges and breaking up any ice chunks as the mixture freezes, until granita is slushy and frozen, about 1 to 2 hours. 3.
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The blocked pathways already threatened to melt into a slushy fuck you in the afternoon sun, likely inspiring the generally polite-but-utilitarian pace and demeanor of the people I passed on my way up Mulberry Street.
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Plunging to minus 20 degrees Celsius at night and rarely breaking above freezing in the day, temperatures at Pyeongchang have presented athletes with a different set of conditions from the sunshine and slushy snow of Sochi in 2014.
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After sunset, the cake is still available, but the focus shifts to Mary Bartlett's cocktail program, which always features a frozen drink ($12; a slushy Paloma, for example) and quirky specials like Count Chocula-flavored Jell-O shots.
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A winter storm pummeled parts of the Midwest on Saturday, turning roads into a snowy and slushy mess that has contributed to the deaths of at least nine people, including a state trooper in Illinois, the authorities said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When you hear (or read) the words "snow swamp" you might imagine some slushy-wet, impossible geography or, perhaps, the Magic the Gathering card —the image is unnerving either way, if not apocalyptic.
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Instead, I guess I'll have to be content with the return of one of my favorite shows, Netflix's "BoJack Horseman," and the knowledge that as a society we continue to make strides in the "frozen/slushy alcoholic beverages" department.
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The real draws are two-dollar cans of Lionshead Pilsner and a sort of lime-in-the-coconut-cure slushy called the Painkiller, which is four dollars during the day and will certainly postpone pain, if not eliminate it.
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These guys have got enough booze on tap to help you polish it all down, but there's one drink that's been the mainstay in both of Victory's Inman Park and Downtown Decatur locations, and that's the Jack Daniel's and Coke slushy.
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The perfect brunch spot, Willa Jean serves up coffee-based cocktails and boozy slushy drinks that are worth your time, plus the cookies served with a glass of vanilla-infused milk, banana bread, and blonde chocolate panna cotta are something special.
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After removal, organs are placed in preservation solution and packed in sterile containers with an icy, slushy mixture—you want to keep them cool, but not freeze them solid—so they can be transferred to the recipient center and transplanted.
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I meet Rosthchild in Kuli Alma, his favourite Tel Aviv nightclub and also a place known for championing the Tubi phenomenon by serving not just shots of the stuff, but Tubi and tonic cocktails and even a syrupy Tubi slushy.
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Already, the storm has caused a truck to plunge off the Colorado's main east-west highway near Vail, spilling wooden crates onto the wet ground and prompting the Colorado State Patrol to send a cleanup crew into the slushy mess.
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Over the course of about 15 days, the competitors — or mushers, as they're called — traverse slushy terrain and whiteout blizzards with a team of pups, traveling more than 1,000 miles to reach the finish line at the west coast city of Nome.
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It wasn't the procedure itself that had me screaming the place down but the part immediately afterward in which the technician kneaded my now slushy belly fat so that I could better resorb and eventually excrete as much of it as possible.
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The sun is starting to peek its presumably sunglasses-wearing head out from behind the dreary March clouds, we're only wearing two layers instead of three, and we're firing up the kinda-broken margarita machine so that our daiquiris will be slushy by mid-April.
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Forgoing straws entirely is challenging—since the days of the mint julep, crushed ice-based and slushy drinks have required them, customers often demand them even when they're unnecessary, and there's a real argument to be made that not carrying straws at all is ableist.
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With winter coming right around the corner in the northern hemisphere, we here at MUNCHIES are preparing ourselves for the slushy, gray, bitterly cold winter by making sure our bars are well-stocked with the means to drink ourselves a sweater on the worst nights.
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"Residents throughout the Northeast, from Pittsburgh to Buffalo, New York, Boston and Bangor, Maine, will want to keep a close eye on this system for the potential for slippery, slushy roads and significant travel delays Thursday night and Friday," said AccuWeather meteorologist Tom Kines. Noooooooo!
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Whether you're in the market for a pair that could work for a Cheryl Strayed-inspired adventure or something a little lighter that can get you around on a slushy night dressed in a leather mini skirt and tights, we've got a few options for you.
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Last year, the star of the summer cocktail scene was frosé, a frozen slushy booze blend, and next month will see the arrival of a rosé-themed music festival, proving the summery wine has surpassed the mere status of beverage into a full-blown cultural phenomenon.
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"Your philosophy, your approach to the campaign — you've convinced me, and yet I don't see the results in the polls," said Davenport resident Charles Van Fossen, who'd driven down along the gray, slushy Mississippi River to eat with eight other Iowans and a bottom-tier presidential candidate.
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He said that he and some colleagues dug their boat out of the snow, motored out to the ice raft where their camp was now adrift, and walked onto the ice to recover their equipment, only to see more slushy breaks open up between them and their boat.
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For dinner, I ate tamales and drank coconut horchata, slushy and sweet as a milkshake, at the open-air Portales de San Martín just outside the old city walls (there are several small restaurants, or antojerías, located in the Portales, all serving more or less the same food).
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You'll find slushy, frozen lemonades, some made with melon, sumac, cardamom, coffee and mint, and recipes for sherbets, sorbets, granitas and shrubs, with suggestions for cocktails along the way: "Lemonade With Zest: 40 Thirst-Quenching Recipes" by April White (Chronicle Books, $16.95) Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race The senator's mad dash on slushy roads that wind through the state began in earnest the moment her feet touched the ground in Manchester at four in the morning on Tuesday, fresh off the plane from Des Moines, Iowa.
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It's been pretty risky just getting around here at Davos, it's been very icy, it's been slushy, but a man who knows about weather, and about risk, and let me bring him in now, joining me here live from the Belvedere Hotel is Oliver Bäte, who is the CEO of Allianz.
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Plunging to minus 20 degrees Celsius (-4 Fahrenheit) at night and rarely breaking above freezing in the day, the temperatures have put Pyeongchang on track to be the coldest Olympics in decades and present athletes with a very different set of conditions from the sunshine and slushy snow of Sochi four years ago.
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High winds and heavy snow strike New EnglandNew England drivers could be in for a dangerous Monday morning commute as a slushy mix of sleet,…Read more ReadThe power outage began Monday at 2:08PM EST, and prevented the NWS from fully distributing forecasts and warnings using their primary system, frustrating some meterologists who rely on the data.
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Using satellite-based melt data and other tools like laser radar to measure radiation from the Sun, researchers determined that an area of roughly 300,000 square miles, which is just about as large as the state of Texas, and affected a large portion of the Ross Ice Shelf within the WAIS, turned from solid ice to a slushy mix of snow and water.
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