Williams Sonoma Silicone Splatter Screen, available at Williams Sonoma, $19.96Williams-Sonoma's splatter screen has helped me crack down on kitchen grease big time.
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Silicone Splatter Screen, $19.96, available at Williams SonomaSave them from one of the perils of frying foods at home: the dreaded hot oil splatter.
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The complaint, the Journal reports, indicates dry wall mud splatter was found in the truck bed — the same dry wall mud splatter allegedly found on Riley's body.
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Frywall 10 Splatter Guard, available on Amazon, $21.95A splatter guard gives you the benefit of an uncovered pan, minus the countertop cleaning and dodging of hot, popping oil.
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Splatter and stripes are also very much her thing right now, so I painted a cotton pouch with light blue stripes and peach splatter hoping to catch her eye.
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Dammit, was it a mistake to splatter paint my pouch?
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The intricately decorated layers would splatter, finally, in extravagant chaos.
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Children's brains splatter on the walls of 'very good' homes.
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Children's brains splatter on the walls of 'very good' homes.
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It even comes with a splash guard to prevent food splatter.
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The oil may splatter a bit, so be on guard. 5.
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Add mustards seeds and cover with lid (the oil will splatter).
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His mom enthusiastically gunned down the enemy, blood splatter and all.
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Would the ghoul explode and splatter me all over the street?
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It also helps contain the juice splatter a little bit more.
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The highest splatter I saw personally was about 60 feet tall.
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It doesn't take much splatter to coat a camera lens, right?
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Fueled by political mourning, she mixes ugly splatter and deep feeling.
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After he and Rogen slip on their protective goggles to block their eyes from grease splatter, the lifestyle guru notes (in true Stewart fashion) that the only key kitchen accessory she needs is a splatter guard.
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Frywall Medium Splatter Guard, $21.95, available at Amazon While traditional splatter screens cover the pan, making it difficult to check on your food and resulting in condensation, the funnel-like Frywall surrounds the perimeter of the pan.
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There doesn't seem to be a specific pattern or criteria for splatter techniques that will definitely generate Perl code, and different approaches to the OCR process could very well produce results from one splatter that another doesn't.
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A splatter screen that still lets you access your pan to cook
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Serve with a splatter of marinara sauce to make 'em extra spooky.
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Blood splatter from the dead and wounded marred the walls and floors.
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Square eggs do not roll off the table and splatter the floor.
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Cops arrived to find blood splatter on the walls and ceiling fan.
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He primarily writes kind of splatter fiction and was known for that.
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When not confined to a container, liquids will splatter, dribble, and ooze.
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One paints, in more of a Photoshop style than Splatoon-like splatter.
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It's a vacuum cleaner for mosquitoes without any of the pesky bug splatter.
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Those funkily shaped feet are designed to keep splatter to a minimum.$150
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Or try something in advance: At the bridal shower, stage a splatter contest.
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In the foreground, a sharp, inky splatter of dead flowers pierces the snowfall.
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The red splatter adorning the cover accurately matches the tone of its contents.
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This was backed up by the lack of splatter marks on my shoes.
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The filmmaker also said that he didn't want to make a splatter film.
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You're creating a corner of greenery, not a splatter all over the place.
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There are villains and supervillains, crime and punishment, winks and splatter-happy schtick.
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And the blood would splatter on everyone -- Republican, Democrat, liberal, moderate and conservative.
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The splatter still soaked a portion of a wall, a hat, a holiday decoration.
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Several open fissure vents are still producing lava splatter and flow in evacuated areas.
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Gigantic ice scythes released from the Wall to splatter attackers right off its surface!
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Frywall Medium Splatter Guard, $21.95, available at AmazonRead our review of the Frywall hereWhile traditional splatter screens cover the pan, making it difficult to check on your food and resulting in condensation, the funnel-like Frywall surrounds the perimeter of the pan.
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He also wants us to put on white coats to protect us from blood splatter.
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If you make it through the morning without a little sidewalk splatter, we salute you.
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The chopper even comes with a splatter guard to protect your countertops from any mess.
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Investigators also found bloody sandals and an Amazon box with blood splatter, the warrant states.
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Other unlikely props include splatter-prone paint, Cap'n Crunch cereal and a series of tubes.
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I've encountered very few splatter jobs since, always in no-nonsense summer bungalows in Massachusetts.
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Jackson Pollock's sketchy scribble reflected both his spontaneous splatter paintings and his erratic early schooling.
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And today, he gave them a twist, wearing them as pants with a splatter-paint tee.
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As its name suggests, this mixer features nine speeds, with gradual buildup to prevent ingredient splatter.
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How do you make these abstract splatter images, and how do they factor into your work?
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"Eigengrau" crushes together trance arpeggios, splatter-painted rapping, and a spectral chorus into a dizzy blur.
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On the flip side, a little drizzle could splatter us later today, with heavier rain tonight.
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As I'm typing this, I'm noticing a little burnt orange-colored splatter beneath the MacBook Air logo.
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They offer dresses in simple greys and off-whites and in busy and colorful paint splatter patterns.
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And they shoot in such high contrast that their compositions suggest Ingmar Berman making arty splatter films.
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If you bash a toad and rupture either of those glands, the toxic fluid can splatter you.
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By contrast, with its chainsaw, splatter effects and high scores, Doom was the violent video game nonpareil.
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I'm happy to say I didn't ruin the whole thing when the paint splatter part came in.
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But it has a chance to crossbreed the better angels of character drama with devilish genre splatter.
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It wasn't clear if that red splatter, reminiscent of blood, was there just for the Halloween event.
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Mr. Wiener Sr., a Louisiana architect, made the splatter paintings that hang on the living room walls.
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Police investigators reported finding blood splatter in the apartment and a paring knife in the kitchen sink.
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Failure to do so causes the screen to splatter with a low-res pool of blood. Fun!
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Because who doesn't need another denim jacket-hoodie hybrid or paint-splatter, zip-pocket, knee-pad jeans?
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And unlike navel-gazing yappers like Hunter S. Thompson, Anderson doesn't splatter himself all over the story.
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I checked my crocs at the door and delved into my free to splatter paint creative space.
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There is an enormous variegated monstera with big white splotches, like the splatter on a painter's jeans.
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And now, thousands of miles from London, I've just pushed the multidirectional splatter button on my life.
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When an unrepentant colonialist blows his brains out, they splatter all over a wall map of Africa.
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Just take it up a notch by adding the illusion of blood splatter on your upper eyelid crease.
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Urban commuters, especially, need fenders when it rains to avoid road splatter on their way to the office.
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It's mostly the different places where blood can splatter: sofas, posters, shoulders, strollers, Rover, chauffeur, loafers, etc, etc.
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Hey, it happens: Here's Molly Yeh's recipe for chocolate-chili splatter-paint cake on My Name Is Yeh.
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They're flesh and blood just like the rest of us—close enough to touch and splatter egg on.
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I was collecting switchblade knives and splatter movies just because everyone in Norway was afraid of that stuff.
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Officials warn not to use a weed-whacker to remove the Giant Hogweed because its sap could splatter.
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However, one man's leg was shattered by lava splatter while he was on the balcony of his home.
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But it invests too little effort in exploring this idea, instead favoring random bursts of violence and splatter.
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On one side there is a little paint splatter where someone painted the wall without moving the clock.
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Using a thick tea towel, very carefully (as some butter might splatter you) tip the plov onto a plate.
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It also has a 20% slower starting speed to help prevent that splatter effect that we hate so much.
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From splatter-paint patterns to statuesque sparkles, it's amazing how many imaginative things people can create out of makeup.
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One investor noted it was hard for McClure's negative publicity not to splatter on the companies 500 has supported.
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A botched parkour stunt ends with a splatter, followed by a video game skeleton dropping a cartoonish cherry bomb.
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Not only does the bacon cook faster and evenly but the press keeps the splatter down to a minimum.
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Today, the brand introduced a capsule of splatter-printed garments that are reflective — meant to glow in low light.
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You'll see blood splatter frozen midair and the static cloud of a bullet fired from an old-timey gun.
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After the great musical menstruation misery of the early noughties, however, a splatter of funny period pop tracks appeared.
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This one time, some dude threw eggs down the stairs for no reason other than to watch them splatter.
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Prosecutors have argued in court that blood splatter in the home shared by Michelle and Cal suggested a violent encounter.
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At one show, model Shalom Harlow was doused with splatter paint by robotic arms that are used to decorate cars.
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A police report obtained by PEOPLE said that officers found Sawicki sitting on a bed, blood splatter on the sheets.
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The first is a Prince of Wales check and camouflage splatter-print suit featuring a red bandana neck tie accessory.
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Even the paint drops across a few of his canvases look meticulously planned with little residual splatter surrounding their impacts.
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Williams Sonoma Silicone Splatter Screen, $24.95The screen protects not only skin but also the nearby walls from stubborn, oily grease.
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In fact, after driving with an open Coke I later found brown splatter speckling the dash above the cup holder.
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The HopeHowever revolting that food splatter looks, your friend's pretty sure he's heard all bacteria dies when you nuke something new.
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On Saturday, officials reported the first known injury after Kilauea's eruption, when lava splatter hit a man standing on his balcony.
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It also features a clever wooden handle that keeps cool as you cook, while the tool's body protects from grease splatter.
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After a few beats, you hear Donnie scream; a few more beats and a splatter of blood streaks across the glass.
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The grain was then shifted again, by the Imbrium impact, to form part of the geological splatter now called Fra Mauro.
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It's impossible to describe how thrilling it is to end a match so immediately and so climatically with that iconic splatter.
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Sometimes, when an artist creates, the world they visualize is not a canvas for the Pollockian splatter of man against man.
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Dip tip of a clean food-safe paintbrush in food coloring; gently drip, drag and splatter red color onto the cake.
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Some games already have settings for toning down violence with a feature to decrease blood splatter on the screen, for instance.
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The game uses some impressive x-ray and bloody splatter effects to depict its signature "Fatality" finishing moves in high-definition.
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It's also black, the better to hide drips and splatters—and drip and splatter you will, if you're doing it right.
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All these middle-class kids are moving to this area and they think it's cool to splatter the place in paint.
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According to a press release, Alpha created the graphics for the campaign imagery, using "surreal 3D elements" that resemble paint splatter.
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With no time to start over, Mr. Leski added some lines to the splatter, to make it look like refracted light.
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Surgical masks, meanwhile, are designed to keep droplets and splatter from passing from a person's mouth to nearby surfaces or people.
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He reaches in, removes the phone — and with it globules of feces, which flop into the air and splatter onto the floor.
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But as I had sat down looking at it … you could see, like, the little tiny little blood splatter on the residue.
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As the blood splatter in Kelsey and Ashley Wheeler's (Madison Davenport) carriage house suggests, Natalie was murdered somewhere on the Wheeler property.
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The birth of rock 'n' roll interrupted the litany of teenage tear jerkers (also known, I kid you not, as "splatter platters").
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The roughly 10-minute Killer Deal has a few jump scares, but it's primarily a piece of winkingly goofy splatter-film schlock.
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A 20-ounce cup that contained paint was also found near the splatter, said Mike Graham, spokesman for the city's transportation department.
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Still, "American Horror Story" is, on some key levels, a splatter-fest, regularly mixing sex and violence in stylized and voyeuristic fashion.
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On the grill, splatter doesn't matter, and smoke is actually a good thing, seasoning the chicken without setting off the smoke detector.
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Max Lamb introduced a splatter-painted stool for the British design brand Hem with an infallible crowd-pleaser: an ice-cream social.
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If I try to paint the same song twice it'll turn out differently because you can't splatter paint the same way twice.
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Drone duos fill an old Presbyterian church with sacred ambience; crate-digging DJs splatter old gospel-disco 45s across packed dive bars.
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After all, if there are two steps to enjoying your drink, one of the two steps shouldn't result in profuse milk splatter.
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Each time they try, with a thump of the mannequin plastic hitting the car interior, they fail to recreate the splatter pattern.
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Served whole, it is violent crimson and improbably meaty looking; it's presented to you with a bib to catch all the splatter.
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Williams: Basically I have convinced myself into making a Jackson Pollock splatter painting, which is really embarrassing especially when people come by.
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Still, if this isn't the splatter-fest that many horror movies have become, anyone expecting "Goosebumps"-type tameness should be equally forewarned.
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By Design The first time I saw splatter-painted floor was inside a simple shingled house atop a windswept dune on Nantucket.
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But if a certain amount of force is used, it will abruptly become thinner, causing it to splatter all over your hamburger.
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An arena show at Barclays Center on Thursday, July 27, then, provides the perfect large-scale canvas for such a chaotic splatter.
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"If you did get a piece of lava splatter on you, you'd probably just get a really bad burn," he told me.
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The scenes are aesthetically jarring: the blood is spilled in treacly tones, so as not to splatter on the impeccably rendered period shopfronts.
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When a guest in someone's house, is one expected to leave the toilet clean after use, or is it okay to leave splatter?
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Afterward, Kyle allegedly cleaned the kitchen with chemicals and painted a wall to cover up blood splatter from the attack, the Courant reports.
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They splatter the bleak backdrop with colorful, playful synth work, offering a solid life lesson: Sometimes you have to make your own fun.
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Needless to say, the quicker you clean up a spill or splatter on a stove-top, the easier it will be to remove.
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It's not a completely perfect catch-all, but it worked better than splatter screens I've tried in the past to do its job.
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Creating a picture book seems something like splatter art: It looks like such a natural process that everyone thinks they can do it.
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It was not about the gross, smiling, chunky shock of an aesthetic basically borrowed from Pulp Fiction or the splatter right out Aliens.
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At the end of the catapult's trajectory is a bright red shape like a blood splatter, made of red plastic leaves and flowers.
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If investigators tested the fly splatter to see if it was human, the test would come back positive, because it is human blood.
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His brains splatter on the floor while a demonic angel, Adolf Hitler, flies above Norway shitting oak leaves (a symbol of Germany) from above.
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It's a technique that's never been used in Lululemon products before: A splatter-pattern layer sits below a layer that's woven with reflective thread.
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Two-factor authentication: Learn these words well and you'll feel better when giant hacks splatter passwords and email addresses all over the dark web.
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HULA, 1010, Slinkachu, Haroshi, Audrey Kawasaki, and over 70 other collaborators are primed and ready to splatter Honolulu's Kakaako neighborhood with dreams and pigment.
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When you use it a lot, like any oven, it builds up a stubborn layer of splatter that does not want to come off.
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And Anthony C. Ferrante, who did the Sharknado movies, has a splatter-fest comedy piece called Killer Deal, where you're sprayed with virtual blood.
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For example, with Tarantino we knew we wanted a lot of visceral knife cuts and blood splatter, so tomatoes and marinara sauce worked well.
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I used to have teenage acne and would pop all the disgusting whiteheads—I used to love the splatter they made on the mirror.
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"Wenu Wenu" starts with a splatter of synth hits that one might hear if a game-show contestant finally uttered the secret bonus word.
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Before that, the officials considered its depiction of vehicular slaughter too explicit—the censored version replaced the crimson splatter with zombies and green blood.
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To achieve a proper splatter, "The Complete Book of Interior Decorating," a popular everywoman's guide first published in 1948, provides an illustrated how-to.
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Despite the occasional splatter burn, nudists say their relationship to eating, at home or in restaurants, is better and healthier without all the clothing.
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Nancy Rehling, 70, a retired restaurant owner who lives at Lake Como, said she wears a T-shirt when she cooks, to combat splatter.
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But in the years since, many key pieces of evidence, including the blood-splatter analysis methods used by Mr. Thorman, have come under suspicion.
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According to the complaint, family members discovered blood splatter and bloody towels in the guest bathroom and blood on the washing machine in the garage.
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With a bit of prodding, and a lot of sneaking, you can sabotage the jet's ejector seat and splatter your target when it triggers prematurely.
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Unlike in his cramped urban workspaces, in Majorca, he was able to lay massive canvases flat on the floor, splatter paint on them with brooms.
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Still, this posed some risk — if the chicken dropped, it would splatter oil at 350 degrees F, which could hit her hands or her face.
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At the Chadwick home, officers found an open safe in the downstairs office and a broken red vase and blood splatter in an upstairs bathroom.
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Related: Blacklight Splatter Painting Makes Models into Neon Landscapes Gallery Goes Dark for Black Light Art Show Die Antwoord Photographer Roger Ballen's Best Art Advice
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The assault caused Robyn F.'s mouth to fill with blood and blood to splatter all over her clothing and the interior of the vehicle.
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In these protected areas, you can wander under a splatter of stars and grapple with the evidence of your own insignificance in a vast universe.
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Walking to work I can't look at any splatters on the ground, like: spilled coffee, spilled water, spilled food, anything in a classic "splatter" shape.
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They then splatter fake blood in its hair and try throwing it into the same model of SUV that Halbach drove, at many different angles.
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While some stuff is totally one-of-a-kind, other pieces are given new life with everything from handcrafted dye techniques and paint splatter treatments.
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Watch: "The Gentlemen," from the British director Guy Ritchie, features villains and supervillains, crime and punishment, winks and splatter-happy schtick, our film critic writes.
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Mr. O'Reilly has said that the charges are untrue, but that he settled those cases to protect his children from the toxic splatter of litigation.
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Of course every gory splatter of blood and brutally broken bone or tooth has its own dramatic squelch or crunch, which makes the battles palpably brutal.
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The film recently had its American premiere at Austin's Fantastic Fest, alongside other hyper-violent, cult-oriented splatter films like Revenge and Blade of the Immortal.
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Click here to view original GIFThis rainbow splatter might not look like the beautiful images of galaxies you're used to seeing, but it's actually rather special.
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Well and we saw people getting out and actually jumping on their sparrows and actually trying to finish a Trials match with a splatter, you know?
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The product is, in essence, the Vineyard Vines shorts of rompers, available in either a splatter paint print or a blue or "red" (read: pink) chambray.
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Its inaugural collection includes three colorways (red chambray, blue chambray, and splatter print), as well as a limited-edition Fourth of July, stars-and-stripes style.
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The wallpaper is a "paint splatter style" and the imagery printed on it is culled from found AP images of protesters being hit with water cannons.
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So there are several styles of painting in Hooked, from screen prints to conceptual works and "Pollock-esque splatter works" formed in the shapes of fish.
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We just take a DSLR and shoot it and we put it in the computer and we cut it, put muzzle-flash in it, and blood-splatter.
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Across 14 tracks, kaleidoscopic chunks of sound splatter against one another like a 3D-rendered food fight, evoking artists like Arca and Autechre's more untethered software experiments.
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The martial-arts faceoffs do tend to be more rah-rah exciting, but the gunfights are just a lot of blood-splatter and bodies hitting the floor.
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As anyone who's taken Forensics 101 could tell you, blood can't splatter after death, since one's heart is no longer pumping the red stuff through their body.
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The sundae includes white chocolate-raspberry swirl ice cream covered with raspberry splatter, blood-red sprinkles, whipped cream, then topped off with two bat wing shaped cookies.
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There's a fair bit of blood involved, but this isn't an ultra-gory splatter movie, so much as a form of a cat-and-mouse slasher movie.
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The toppings are rich: braised spare ribs and unctuous squiggles of chicharrón, along with a splatter painting of black sesame seeds, chopped scallions, sriracha and pickled jalapeño.
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The 50-second spot promoting the company's laundry detergent features a Chinese woman doing her laundry when she's interrupted by a black man covered in paint splatter.
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More appropriately described as a splatter guard, the Frywall is a BPA-free silicone funnel that fits into your pan and forms a protective wall around it.
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They're a blank canvas itching for you to splatter paint, if you will, any kind of outfit around it (no seriously, a black dress goes with anything).
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If you were to hold up a salad plate and direct your kitchen nozzle at it, water would splatter back at you, because the dish is rigid.
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Mr. Peele knows that threat, plays with it and eviscerates it with jokes and scares, only to top it off messily with full-on Grand Guignol splatter.
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But following a splatter of aggrieved tweets from Trump, the Justice Department "intervened to overrule" them, pushing for "more lenient sentencing," according to the New York Times.
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What makes a Jackson Pollock splatter worth $803 million, more than all but the one-tenth percent will make in a lifetime, only the billionaire buyers know.
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In another magnetic canvas, In the Nick of Time, a frenzy of elements like color splatter, female energy, and comic book vernacular collide intensely on the canvas.
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When I first started buying records in 6th grade it seemed like the coolest vinyl you could find were solid colors or a gross throw up looking splatter.
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Mostly, the filmmakers are invested in the shock value of an axe descending repeatedly into a face, or the splatter patterns of exploding heads and terrified, puking victims.
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Modifying GFP's allows researchers to splatter brain matter in living organisms with approximately 100 different fluorescent colors—literally a brain rainbow—making it easier to study neuronal relationships.
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But in person, screamers can also do things like splatter you with honey mustard, which is a thing that actually happened in my third week on the job.
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Ruth's day only gets shittier when she's jumped by a group of preteens who steal her purse — and, inexplicably, splatter her taco dinner all over the pavement. #RUDE.
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Shorter or less dramatic sounds are easier to capture with thinner ink, whereas sounds that are filled with contrast can often splatter the ink if it's too thin.
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Related: Meet the Body Painting Artist Blending Humans into Nature Blacklight Splatter Painting Makes Models into Neon Landscapes These Psychedelic Neon Paintings Take 'Light Amidst the Darkness' Seriously
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Of all the nasty kitchen burns I've endured over the years, none has been worse than the crimson blister on my wrist left by a splatter of polenta.
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Or maybe splatter was simply borne out of necessity: It's a great camouflage for the pesky grains of sand that adhere to any seaside shack worth its salt.
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Watch: "The Gentlemen," the latest movie from the British director Guy Ritchie, features villains and supervillains, crime and punishment, winks and splatter-happy schtick, our film critic writes.
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Often, as in the 1961 vessel "Josephine," he would build up such a form only to pound it down, slash it and splatter it with slip and glaze.
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Each record also renders the vibe perfectly, coming in a two LP set of either 3D tinted red and blue, or a classic blood splatter on both discs.
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Now, this innovation (and overall cool factor) doesn't come cheap: The Reflective Splatter pieces start at $68 for a racerback tank and cap off at $298 for running tights.
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Related: Meet the Artist Drawing Wall-Sized Illustrations of Cities and Natural Disasters The Splatter Artist Who Influenced Japan's Avant-Garde Inside the Psychedelic Skyscraper City of the Future
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Though he was trying to protect himself and his family, Yusaf's yarn inadvertently caused the story to splatter across national headlines, from Gawker to the New York Daily News.
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Maybe the toilet should have had water in it for a more dramatic effect, but watching the gelatinous splatter of hand soap set to classical music just feels good.
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St. Michaels also wears an elephantine penile prosthesis for the part.) Characters with names like Oinker (who has a porcine proboscis) expire with eyeballs popping in low-budget splatter.
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A lot of people can't wrap their heads around the texture, knowing that it's raw meat that they're eating, no matter how much delicious mayo you splatter on it.
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I incorporate patterned and sequined fabrics amongst the thick, raw canvas and attempt to capture every moment, every splatter, every drip, every drop, everything that happens in my studio.
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Knock wedges or cubes together with red onions and feta or an other salty young goat or sheep cheese, splatter it with oil and tarragon, mint, or anise hyssop.
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The nudist, or naturist, movement has historically been connected to food, and nudists say their relationship to eating is better and healthier without clothing — despite the occasional splatter burn.
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Blood splatter found inside Suiter's right sleeve meant it must have been exposed to where the bullet entered his skull at the moment he was shot, the report said.
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"I made a point of preserving the mistakes that happened, the splatter of the ink," Wendel says, mentioning that her mother refused her an eraser during childhood drawing sessions.
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"Someone wanted a late-Victorian "LAW & ORDER," and that's what was delivered," Mike Hale wrote in his Times review; the show revels in early forensics with splatter and glee.
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And in addition to contact with lava or lava splatter, residents must also beware of laze, toxic gas filled with glass and acid that results when lava meets the ocean.
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The front-facing camera makes you look like a dark, grainy vampire with just a hint of blood splatter as if you came from Sunday brunch with your undead friends.
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The shock was registered on the faces of the actors, who, per Ridley Scott's direction, weren't told ahead of time that the moment would include a giant splatter of blood.
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In "Blacklash," from 1964, Mr. Clark signals racial anger with his title and a splatter of black paint that fans against red and white, like a cat-o'-nine-tails.
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And in the first three episodes, following the dictates of basic cable, it dials back both the social commentary and the splatter-happy action and violence from their cinematic levels.
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I ran the bottoms of my sunburned feet along the raised pattern of the splatter, imagining the aftermath of a rainbow-colored rainstorm or the detritus of a birthday piñata.
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Why splurge on a life-size witch statuette (still reconsidering that one though), when you can brew a few colored oozes to drip, splatter, and smack around the whole home?
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RompHim offered one product at first: a men's one-piece outfit that came in colorful options like salmon and baby blue, as well as splatter print and American flag-themed.
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WindsweptThis splatter-paint look might not be realistic on most days (unless you're en route to the city's annual color run, ofc), but it sure is serving up some major inspo.
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Even the bass and drums, the usual centers of gravity in the tried and true rock band format, are splatter-painted across the tracks here, making everything feel seasick and upsetting.
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Dubbed the Reflective Splatter collection, this was designed in Lululemon's Lab concept store in New York, and its release is timed to the upcoming marathon scheduled for November 6, WWD reports.
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The monster, syrupy riffs that splatter across the album sound like flamethrowers drenched in chainsaws—yes, that's right: flamethrowers drenched in chainsaws—while maintaining a bizarrely beautiful melody within the chaos.
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Recent offerings include velvety textiles in jewel tones and pale pastels, as well as a range of polished prints, from intricate jacquards to splatter, as well as, of course, classic stripes.
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Perhaps the logic is that the longer you're there, the more a $450 Greek wine vessel or an $85 porcelain splatter-paint beaker with grooves like a peach pit seems necessary.
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LONDON — Until recently, an egg tended to be the object of choice for protesters hoping to splatter a politician's clothing with a sticky mess and cause embarrassment without any serious injury.
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CreditCreditGabriella Demczuk for The New York Times SAN FRANCISCO — Bruce Friedrich used to be the guy who broke into fashion shows to splatter fake blood on the models wearing fur coats.
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They want to splatter everywhere, and yet, we need to contain them, at high enough pressures and for long enough time intervals that we can produce more energy than we put in.
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When Baracka rams his bone blades into the skull of a victim, pulls out their brain, and bites into it, causing blood to splatter across the screen, I gag just a little.
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It works with "various" custom maps that support the popular Brutal Doom mod, which augments Doom's already famously violent experience with the ability to splatter walls with blood and shoot off limbs.
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This road is covered with rocks and dirt Buses with pilgrims hurtle past You squint at a boy pedalling his cycle rickshaw Close, far too close, drops of mud splatter us both.
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The spacey terrors of "Sucker Free," which sorta sound like the Alien score transcribed for triangle and 808, provides Ms. Boogie a truly unusual canvas for her self-assured, splatter-painted bars.
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We now value these films as cultural and social artifacts, railing against consumerism and racism, but for a long time, they were just "splatter films" and hardly likely to warrant critical discussion.
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Angela is making mooncakes for a presentation to the class, and the egg yolks splatter in the shape of a smiley face, again, similar to the famous image from the graphic novel.
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There were half a dozen shots of ocean waves, the horizon, and several street scenes, each interrupted by the splatter of bird shit on the car window through which they'd been taken.
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Some fans believe this was referenced early on in season one, right after Rick kills his first walker and the blood splatter on his shirt stains in the shape of a skull.
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Anyone who is familiar with his other deeply moving and meaningful portraits of relationships, power, and desire will find traces throughout the film, in-between the blood splatter on the dance studio's walls.
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"Our fried menu items are cooked in a vegetable oil blend with citric acid added as a processing aid and dimethylpolysiloxane to reduce oil splatter when cooking," the company writes on its website.
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A South Dakota state representative has apologized after posting a meme on Facebook that showed a cartoon car ramming into stick figures and the words "All Lives Splatter," the Rapid City Journal reported.
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And the resulting ripples of positivity can be extraordinarily influential — nay, manipulative — engineered to splatter the internet with good vibes just as the biggest chunk of critics is shuffling in to their screenings.
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It consists of a collarless shirt connected to shorts with an adjustable waist, and comes in pink chambray, blue chambray, splatter-print, and a special-edition patriotic print for the Fourth of July.
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Ever since Sam Raimi introduced us to "The Evil Dead" almost four decades ago, the humble cabin in the woods has served as splatter central for a slew of young horror-movie directors.
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It does take getting used to though; I was initially concerned that my foundation would splatter like cake mix in a stand mixer, but my worries were unwarranted and my foundation looked seamless.
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One is a sleeveless midi dress made with a splatter paint-printed fabric, another a chic LBD with an attached skirt and finally, a white dress with sheer overlay paired with a matching pant.
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Minuscule amounts of blood splatter found on the garage floor and a kitchen alcove do not suggest a fatal assault, and improper DNA testing doesn't pinpoint the age or specific source of the stains.
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She appears to have a plate of bacon next to her on the counter and captioned the snap with a fried egg emoji, which means she's at risk for grease splatter on her skin.
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Her interlocking guitar parts still often spiral off into every direction at once, sometimes to even gnarlier realms; raga-ish fingerpicking, splatter painted solos, and genteel rhythmic work often share space all at once.
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A clever film written and directed by Rania Attieh and Daniel Garcia, "H." keeps the viewer watchful, waiting for it to splatter into a familiar horror plot or spin off into an alien abduction.
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He's able to swim through aqueous electro, dizzy ambient passages, and more thunderous techno tropes with ease—splatter painting sequenced synths across it in a way that feels indebted to brainy 90s Warp releases.
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Whether your baby has outgrown his or her bed, torn apart every book in the house, or splatter painted the car seat with impossible-to-remove food, you'll find the baby gear you need.
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He sent several controversial and critical tweets during the day, including retweeting a photo of what appears to be the CNN logo in a splatter of blood on the bottom of the president's shoe.
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The Beard took a big yacht to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, to stand majestically in the sea in a matching splatter ensemble, looking like Poseidon himself come up from the waves to say what's up.
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Meet the Feebles is the middle part of what could be called his "trash trilogy," which began with the wildly inappropriate 1987 science fiction riff Bad Taste and ended with his 1992 splatter farce Braindead.
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Yes, this Shaggy: The two-and-a-half-minute trailer is full of blood splatter, machine guns, and Vin Diesel references, and is basically exactly what you'd expect from its Workaholics-in-Nakatomi Plaza premise.
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"You're not going to know what's real or what's fake," he promises, and soon enough Annie is wielding what she thinks is a play gun — until she shoots Max and the blood starts to splatter.
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Shown along with "Rharian Plain" it is clear that she has had a longstanding concern with the space within which a brushstroke is both itself (a smear or splatter of paint) and a signifier (the forest).
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It also features a built-in thermostat that lets you keep a close eye on the temperature and a cool-touch handle that allows you to check on your food without the risk of dangerous splatter.
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In my fantasy, somehow he had a photograph of me in my baggy acid-washed jeans and my paint-splatter-print sweatshirt and wanting to touch me had turned him into a rock 'n' roll clown.
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In its layers, between its burgundy leaves, are pieces of charred radicchio mixed with aged garlic and shallots, which deepen the leaves' bitterness and lends them an almost dank, animal quality as they crunch and splatter.
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In the production's unexpected second half, these minor characters get their revenge on their maker as they exhume Shakespeare's rotting body from beneath the waters and set about eating him in a splatter-filled, cannibalistic orgy.
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Adapted from Peter Strickland's 2012 film by the writer Joel Horwood and the director Tom Scutt, this compact comic drama never shows the simulated, gore-drenched deaths that are the sine qua non of splatter flicks.
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"Each picture serves as an homage calling out palpable echoes etched into the pages by a margin-scrawled note, a yellowed coffee splatter or sticky peanut butter and jelly fingerprints," writes Mansfield in a book essay.
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By now, invoking the name of country music's most hallowed son, Hank Williams, is a surefire way to either establish your honky-tonk bonafides (if you're good), or splatter egg all over your face (if you're not).
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In concert with season two's gory mannequin blood splatter reenactment and responses to viewer conspiracy theories, it really makes you think about the Halbach family's 2015 statement regarding the show being more entertainment than a thorough investigation.
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A crackerjack team of designers, led by Mimi Lien, will replicate the sticky floors, beer splatter, sweat and acrid cigarette smell — they've even unearthed a trove of Paco Rabanne, which will emanate from the air-conditioning ducts.
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The splatter is deployed cautiously and sometimes wittily, the story moving briskly from wishes granted to costs exacted with the help of familiar faces (including a warm Sherilyn Fenn as Clare's surrogate mother) and a sympathetic lead.
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On "Who's on the Playlist," as the pianist Sullivan Fortner traces the chords to Miles Davis and Bill Evans's "Blue in Green," Overall, 36, daubs his snare drum with brushes, then adds a splatter of electronic percussion.
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Likely a result of when I eat take-out ramen at my desk and try to delicately pour the noodles into the broth, creating a spill-splatter effect that I have undoubtedly repeated several times over the years.
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But succeed, however, and the needle gently penetrates his iris, producing a gentle splatter of eye fluid, extends into the back of his brain, and pops back out again, a tiny fleck of blood appearing around the organ.
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As he unfurls the florid melodies that make up "Broken Arc" or as he splatter-paints notes across the canvas of "Round Up," he has this way of making every moment last for both a blip and eternity.
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South to north, the rumble of the Williamsburg Bridge gives way to the splatter of fountains and the murmur of waves through a cutaway in the platform that exposes the piles of the old pier and rocky shore.
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Much of the splatter takes place inside a rundown meeting hall for war veterans, where Fred (Stephen Lang) and his cronies (including William Sadler, Fred Williamson and Martin Kove) drink and wax nostalgic about their exploits in Vietnam.
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The victors had listed all the words I had found, and a Jackson Pollock-splatter of letter bursts that looked like no words I'd ever seen: aas, coit and deme; elt, haka and reh; sena, slae and soop.
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That's way less than what I can get a cast iron skillet to on a stove, but when I threw the meat back on the Cinder and closed the cover it stopped all the splatter that comes from searing.
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Even as contemporary artists splatter themselves across music streaming services—plus Tik Tok, YouTube, Instagram, Soundcloud, Facebook, and Twitter—Young's Archive has created the virtual equivalent of his oatmeal-paper LP jackets from the '70s, keeping his music safe inside.
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That mashup is crystallized on the sprawling, part composed, part off-the-cuff interstellar jam Hathenter Ouija, an otherworldly splatter of trippy drone that finds Barr and Marston ballooning Hathenter from its original two-man operation to a seven-person ensemble.
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"If you are for example in your kitchen and you cook something, you will always splatter something around like particles from an aerosol," said Stephan Vogt, head of the IAEA's Environmental Sample Laboratory, describing how nuclear work leaves telltale particles behind.
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Oefner himself is very familiar with cars, lending his time-bending perception of photography not only to his Disintegrating series, but also an experiment that led him to splatter a Ferrari in neon paint and film it in slow-motion.
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Mr. McGuire is not reveling in such Sweeney Todd splatter effects simply to be sensational; rather, he puts them in the service of a Hobbesian view of life as nasty, brutish and short, and plagued by fear and violent death.
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"Beyond Borders," like its predecessors, is by no description a good show, but you can see the warm-bath appeal of its consistency and the insidious way in which it combines splatter-film scare tactics with pop-psychology platitudes and affirmations.
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Once past those asides, the whole exercise exists as a cheeky throwback to '70s-style dystopian free-for-alls -- think "Death Race 2000" -- with a knowing wink to current headlines and better special effects when it comes to blood-splatter techniques.
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The series, which also stars Lee Tergesen and Jessica Garza, "dials back both the social commentary and the splatter-happy action and violence from their cinematic levels," the critic Mike Hale wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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The quick transformation into Clark Kent began: Mr. El-Gamasy removed the clear plastic deli gloves, the flat cap he uses to keep his hair back over the griddle, and the apron that protects his dress shirts from fryer splatter.
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And by mapping the photos and analyzing structural damage and blood splatter on the ground, the team confirmed that the plane was turning back toward the airport when it crashed — crucial information in the still-developing account of what happened.
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" Cody's dialogue, said the LA Times, was "self-conscious splatter over a sorely lackluster scare flick," and while director Karyn Kusama was able to generate "an old-fashioned same-sexploitative zing," unfortunately, "she can't muster up a modicum of suspense elsewhere.
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John claimed Polanski threatened him with a meat cleaver, and the director himself later admitted that he would drop by the Phillips' home, ostensibly just to visit, in order to sneak into their garage and check for blood splatter on their cars.
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Wong, the splatter-painting multi-instrumentalist, crafts boisterous jams for an "imaginary ensemble" of jumpy digital percussionists, which sounds something like a group of adolescent AI trying to recreate "Under the Sea" before giving up, giggling at how funny a steel drum sounds.
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Pros: Perfectly shaped for most whole panfish, great for fillets, steak, and shellfish on the stove, in the oven, or under the broilerCons: Yes, it's a bit pricey, and that I haven't yet found a grease splatter screen to properly cover it.
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Highlight of the episode: The moment Walt and Jesse horrifically watch as the hydrofluoric acid eats through the ceiling and a man's remains splatter all over the first floor was one of the first moments that had viewers hooked to the series.
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There were bandage dresses and sheer knits spliced with curving streams of color; splatter shirts and half-moon cutouts at the waist and hips that veiled or revealed layers and skin in equal measure; graffiti knits and tunics made of Latex-lacquered squiggles.
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"I heard you paint houses" – referencing the splatter of blood on the ceilings, walls and floors after a murder – were the first words spoken by Hoffa to Sheeran, who became a trusted confidante to the union leader, with access to kill him, Brandt tells PEOPLE.
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In 2008, a team of experts used high-tech tools including 3-D computer simulations, artificial human body surrogates and modern blood splatter analysis to determine that Oswald's perch is the likely origin point of the bullet that killed Kennedy, NBC News reported. 2.
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When a grease stain happens, such as when pan drippings splatter on your clothes as you transfer the turkey from the roasting pan to its serving tray, massage a small amount of dish soap into the fabric and flush it with cold running water.
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Given that speed and splatter are typically paramount in movies like this, the decision to slow the slaughter every so often to navigate workplace politics feels ill-advised — especially when Derek's nail gun and selection of lethal office supplies are a long way from exhausted.
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I kind of like to compare it to Jackson Pollack, this painter where his style is that he has a blank canvas and a bunch of colors and he'll just splatter random colors and different paint techniques, and he'll just do it in the moment.
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But the staging is pockmarked, particularly toward the end, with tacky touches, clichés of contemporary opera direction: lines from the libretto written as graffiti; broken statuary; a splatter of blood on an otherwise pristine white wall; a final, pointless neon halo around Desdemona's bedroom.
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Trump also retweeted an edited GIF of him tackling a man with the CNN logo superimposed on his head, as well as an image of him with what appeared to be the CNN logo in a splatter of blood on the bottom of his shoe.
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By the early 1990s, the guitar had covered a lot of ground since Hendrix: the prog-rock splatter of the late '70s; the crisp arpeggiations of the Smiths' Johnny Marr; the shimmer of the Cocteau Twins; the clean lines of New Order and the Cure.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British street artist Banksy is thought to have given a Valentine's Day gift to his home town of Bristol in western England with the appearance of a new mural showing a small girl with a catapult and a splatter of red flowers.
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Key evidence has been questioned, and one man who delivered expert testimony on the blood splatter in the room where Ms. Bryan was killed — a pivotal moment in Mr. Bryan's 1986 trial — has conceded that some of his conclusions at the time were wrong.
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The result walked a thin line between provocation and practicality, at least for the most part (eyelash fringing on the cocktail slips and a paint-splatter quasi-floral lost its balance), suggesting the beginnings of a new shape, literally, for the old idea of power dressing.
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It's very opaque, and we use an airbrush and splatter that on, and then I go over it with my makeup, which is a rubber mask grease makeup, which we used to use in the old days, that was created by William Tuttle in the '70s.
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Read more: A Disney whistleblower is accusing the company of overstating its revenue by billions"The Wedding Cake" is filled with cherry and cream cheese and frosted in buttercream, featuring a splatter of cherry sauce that looks eerily like dripping blood when you cut into it.
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According to Oregon Live, driver Salvatore Tragale had to slam on his brakes when traffic slowed down, which caused the containers of slime eels—a delightful, descriptive name for hagfish—to fly out of his truck and splatter all over the southbound lane of U.S. 101.
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Rejecting the jittery shooting style and sped-up splatter that distinguishes so many modern action movies — where mayhem flashes past too swiftly to register as a valid plot point or viable moral outcome — they plant their camera with such eerie stillness that every punch has traction.
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On the surface, Birds of Passage is a gangster movie about the origins of the Colombian drug industry from the late 1960s to the 1980s, with all the ritual and blood-splatter of a Coppola flick, the machismo and machine guns of Narcos, Cartel Land, and El Chapo.
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They built a circumstantial case in part on alleged threats he made to her, along with millimeter-sized blood splatter discovered in the garage and kitchen alcove of the family home in Spencer, New York, where the estranged couple lived with their children, then ages 3 to 7.
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So you would still have to estimate when to stop cooking midway to stir (I say estimate because the dome is opaque so you can't even see the state of the food you're microwaving!), hope there hasn't been a splatter explosion under the lid, and then continue on.
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Artfully decorated paint-splatter-style cookies stamped with "KoKo" were also on the table, created by Cake Gourmet Sugar Service in L.A. Like any Kardashian birthday party, a few cakes were made for the occasion, including a flower-adorned, three-layer cake, and a pink cookie dough sheet cake.
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Blowing up E Corp or taking down Price and Whiterose or ending on some similarly pyrotechnic note would have been the equivalent of empty-calorie splatter — giving us the emotional roller-coaster ride evoked by the series' constant Coney Island iconography but returning us safely to the starting point.
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There, I watched a safety video and a thorough explanation of the harnesses for myself and my phone that'd keep me from becoming a flesh splatter, which offset the trepidation I felt from the youth of the FlyNYON employees, many of them sporting the beleaguered efficiency of amusement park operators.
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Though the special effects in "Sandkings" aren't as impressive as what today's television creators can do with very little money, Gillard and company compensate with some good, gooey splatter — as well as with scenes that emphasize how the characters react to the bugs, as opposed to what they actually see.
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Iannucci has a knack for milking laughs out of absurd, utterly uncomfortable situations -- as he did in "Veep" and "The Death of Stalin" -- and the complications associated with the Avenue 5's plight (one hesitates to call it "lost in space") provide a vast canvas upon which to splatter them.
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Since we were surrounded by farms that had their own eggs, there was nowhere to sell the things, so as time passed, I started to toss them away instead of gathering them, pitching them against tree trunks to watch them splatter or hurling them into the woods across the road.
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Though he describes that album, In the Moment, as a "process of discovery," it still holds much of the magic that fuels his music now, taking traditionally freaky tropes of avant-garde jazz—woody bleats of saxophone splatter-painted across his hopscotching snare—and using software to present them in a new context.
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In an attempt to recreate blood splatter patterns that were found and recorded in Halbach's SUV during the initial investigation into Halbach's death, Zellner and a cohort find a mannequin that is approximately the same height as Halbach, and tie 135 pounds of weight to it so that it weighs approximately the same.
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This shadow effect is echoed even more viscerally on the adjacent wall, dominated by Graves's large canvases visualizing firearms in schools via a series of splatter patterns created by shooting through pig hearts — the closest to a human heart, according to the artist — which are suspended midair in clear blocks in front of the canvases.
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"As I was unlocking the door, I heard a loud bang and felt something splatter in front of me, I thought it was an egg at first, and then I saw the broken yogurt pot on the floor and realised that I was covered in yogurt," Nurton told local paper the Central Somerset Gazette.
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"Mon Ketchup" ("My Ketchup") focuses on the red menstrual flow of a seated woman with her panties around her ankles; "Mes desirs, ma force" ("My Desires, My Strength") and the strong, juicy, splatter form at the center of "Mon Plaisir" ("My Pleasure") visually restate the menstrual theme of Francis Picabia's blasphemous "La Sainte Vierge" ("The Blessed Virgin," 1920).
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The pop star, who performed a range of hits from his nearly 43-year musical career during last night's Pepsi Halftime show, was dressed in a head-to-toe Stella McCartney outfit, with the main look being a check and camouflage splatter-print suit with a red bandana neck tie accessory and "SBLII" Air Jordan III sneakers.
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While it's up for debate whether it's the norm for activists to splatter fur-bearing bystanders with red paint à la that infamous Sex and the City scene (Ashley Byrne, PETA's associate director, tells Refinery29 that while she's heard reports of this, she's never seen it happen), we do know that some celebrities have allegedly been victims.
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The new album's earthy quiet blesses "True Love Waits" with its most breathless recorded incarnation—a skeletal, deconstructed piano chord fleshed out by bass notes and a splatter of countermelody—and in return, the threadbare directness of the lyric sharpens A Moon Shaped Pool's stark meditations on love to a point, lifting it to the pantheon of great Radiohead closers.
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Dexter's Laboratory IRLThe job itself is just how you probably picture: All of the chemists are in lab coats, we wear protective eyewear if we're dealing with products that can splatter or can get into the air, we mix and weigh our ingredients in beakers and flasks, we use stoves to formulate and to combine our ingredients — it's exactly that.
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The filmmakers' extensive concern for John Wick's unnamed dog is a strange and frankly adorable form of squeamishness for a movie that features a man getting a pencil shoved through the back of his skull, a knife sliding into a woman's body with pornographic deliberation, and a thug falling onto a glass floor and partially exploding in a lovingly rendered splatter of CGI blood.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Goya's Saturn devours his son on a park bench, flinging chunks of arm to a flock of pigeons; the lady in pink of Edward Hopper's "Morning Sun" snaps out of her reverie when a bird crashes into her bedroom window; the raining men of Rene Magritte's "Golconda" jump out of a plane and splatter bloodily on the ground, alarming local newscasters.
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Often credited as the creator of the splatter film, and an inspiration to John Carpenter, Wes Craven, John Waters, Quentin Tarantino and other filmmakers, Mr. Lewis graduated from the soft-core sex films known as nudie cuties to explore the lurid world of mayhem, torture and mass murder in a spate of films that traditional theaters would not touch with a 21972-foot pole.
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In at least one call to staffers, he threatened to "splatter their heads all over the ground," according to a statement from a U.S. Capitol Police special agent reported by the AP. The AP reported that Rosser's plea agreement calls for an 18-month prison sentence and three years of supervised release, which will be binding if a judge accepts the plea deal at sentencing in April.
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Journalists on Sunday criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for retweeting a photo of what appears to be the CNN logo in a splatter of blood on the bottom of the president's shoe.
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And on the occasions that she did — in response to a perceived betrayal or to backbiting by a fellow columnist (like her notorious spat with James Revson of Newsday, who reported in 1988, accurately, that she had reported vividly on some parties that she did not attend) — the gore would rarely splatter on the custom-made ensembles lovingly designed for her by Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera or Pauline Trigère.
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The dude was a good sport about the whole thing, but let this serve as a reminder that for every fan who manages to catch a ball while drinking a beer (or pulls off the feat of catching a ball in a beer and then subsequently chugging it), there are fans dropping balls left and right, sometimes at the expense of their overpriced stadium snacks (listen to that crowd; look at that splatter!) or even something more important like, oh, say, a baby.
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Though cooks should know that translating the Shack experience at home is going to be a bit elusive (unless you have easy access to all those local heroes), there are enough legitimate tricks of the trade to up your game at the griddle: Use Martin's potato rolls; toast and butter them with a brush; grind muscle meat, not economy cuts; invert a strainer over your frying burger to control fat splatter; American cheese takes exactly 45 seconds to melt on a patty; add baking soda to your fried chicken dredge; invest in a U-shaped crinkle cutter; and on and on.
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