But it is really feminine, really girly, springy and Easter!
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Meyer emerged with springy ringlet curls to rival Shirley Temple's.
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Like, exceedingly deep house, but of the hard, springy variety.
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The ride is springy and comfortable, like an old sofa.
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Springy noodles are hand-massaged and boiled briefly, until perfectly chewy.
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The pasta, always a soft, springy consistency, could do no wrong.
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It's like a dulcimer, but its got these bouncy / springy keys.
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Is there anything more springy than booze infused with fresh herbs?
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Rice flour is the secret to the quesadilla's beguilingly springy texture.
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Finally, do Nike's springy new shoes give runners an unfair advantage?
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The keys have good travel and a good amount of springy resistance.
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They have a springy quality to them, but also feel substantially supportive.
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Park watched girls half her age show off beautiful, springy slimes online.
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The ride is soft but not too springy, with handling that's confident.
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"I feel more springy once I've done my weight training," she says.
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The knit was Japanese, dense and springy, and contained 2100 percent polyurethane.
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Be prepared for long lines, springy vinegary goodness and a happy belly.
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The noodles wait below, as thick as spaghetti, slippery but still springy.
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Yep, her shortcut to getting those springy curls is just plain old H2O.
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It's sort of like that other ejector bed, but less springy and overengineered.
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Sometimes it is yellowish and springy; other times it is bluish and murky.
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This material creates an "elasticity and a springy resilience," as nendo's website explains.
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Sattouf deploys a springy black line and a striking palette of creamy pastels.
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Some shoes, like a pair of springy Ultra Boosts, look ready for action.
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Just days after the salon outing, her hair had reverted to springy curls.
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Bake until golden brown and springy to the touch, 35 to 40 minutes. 5.
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This enabled the battery pack to remain "springy" under the heat of heavy current.
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"6 Summers" rides on a springy bass line and zesty Latin percussion while Anderson .
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This time, the aging and still massive and springy center fouled the rookie hard.
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At 46, with wide brown eyes and springy curls, she is calm and authoritative.
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Crepes are thin and springy, and the plain sugared one is laced gently with ginger.
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Pork mooncakes are as good as larded pastry encasing a springy pork filling should be.
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Layered on top are rubberized slats, which give the treadmill belt a nice, springy feel.
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Springy carrots, garlic and thinly sliced lemon are excellent because they also flavor the oil.
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In sausage, fat is a source of both delightfully porky flavor and a springy texture.
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Freed, it tumbled round my shoulders in thick springy coils, snaking halfway down my back.
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The inside pair is a bit springy, with enough articulation to position themselves into your ear.
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Slow Cooker Turkey Chickpea Chili Chickpeas add a springy crunch to this turkey chili recipe. 10.
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He has a springy energy that reminded me of an actor playing a brainy young inventor.
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He'd been rolling out a blob of springy fridge-chilled dough using a full wine bottle.
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Mr. Appleton is taking his brush to her springy blond hair for one last preperformance check.
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The result is a dense and springy texture that, unlike your average sausage, is mild in flavor.
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I particularly love the springy sweet potato vermicelli that soaks up all the flavors of the soup.
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However, Impossible Foods says it's removed the potato protein to give the sausage a more springy texture.
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Gels made my coils springy if I used a diffuser, but flaked up when I air dried.
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The "deep flex grooves" and carbon rubber heel give the HOVR Infinite a springy feel when running.
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And unlike that ex that won't let go, Amazon is filled with potential for fun springy flings.
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And though the keys aren't especially springy, they do land with a satisfying and relatively quiet thunk.
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They emerge faded and wrinkly but still composed, the outside springy, the inside a puzzle of crunch.
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They are deep, reassuringly springy, and like the mouse wheel on the MX Master 3, exceedingly quiet.
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The result is an undeniably springy version of the most festive holiday roast platter you've ever seen.
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The flooring of the Yuma is a slick, springy, Pergo-like material that exacerbates your dance moves.
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Most curiously, though, the top swim color on Polyvore right now isn't the brightest, most springy of hues.
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Pavegen's V3 tiles neatly interlock to form a surface CEO Laurence Kemball-Cook compares to a springy mesh.
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It was the bloodkin boy from earlier, smiling sweetly, springy coils of hair falling into dark brown eyes.
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They're not normal people, but instead fighters with long, springy arms that let them punch across long distances.
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As long as your thoughts are clear, they're easy to jam out on these sweet, springy mechanical keys.
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Avocado Deviled Eggs Avocado makes a green and creamy stand-in for mayo in this springy recipe. 2.
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Be it wintry V-Day treats or sweet springy steals, the Trader Joe's Fearless Flyer is your oyster.
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The farmer spotted us across a frozen field and tromped over, springy brown hair twisting around her face.
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In the early 27s, wooden armrests lined springy, cushioned seats covered with rattan, a material similar to bamboo.
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I wanted the curls that I had when I was a kid — springy, smooth, and full of shine.
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The veins on the wings, springy like a tape measure, bend into a cylindrical shape, elastic under pressure.
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Bob walks with a springy step over a pizza box and past a laundry hamper to the water.
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She hits terrific rails—the staple shot that hugs the sidewall—and is springy as a Super Ball.
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The shoes are springy but firm at the same time – which is exactly what Adidas is trying to accomplish.
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I took a 3rd˚ class on a springy day last week, because I wanted to get the full experience.
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I flung my arms outward and at curves to throw springy arms at Mashable's Adam Rosenberg, playing against me.
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It's the city's first restaurant to focus exclusively on udon — thick, springy white noodles — and make them in-house.
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That springy, levitating samurai athleticism has Iguodala still doing chin-ups on the rim and cramming lobs in transition.
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The rye berries were as wholesome as they were fun to eat, and so springy they almost seemed alive.
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We certainly missed Betty's wide-eyed discovery face, and her springy ponytail that indicates she's getting down to business.
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Frehiwot Reta, the chef, ferments the bread for three days, and the result is fresh, springy, and tartly ferrous.
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This easy, springy upside-down cake isn't too sweet, making it just right for breakfast, brunch, or even dessert.
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The simple leather straps are sturdy and comfortable, though their springy, upright nature does mean they occasionally interfere with access.
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It's now a near-permanent state for me whenever I sit down in front of a bunch of springy keys.
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The beef was juicy and saucy with a springy bite, and the crispy, albeit watery lettuce provided sharp, fresh contrast.
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But will today's overstimulated 2- to 5-year-olds find a springy dog and her human sidekick a little basic?
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I think it's worth getting one of the brighter limited-edition colors (I got them in the springy lilac Starfish).
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It's an artificial environment of plinks, blips, springy bass lines and airy keyboard chords, but it's familiar territory for Santigold.
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" It's "springy yet coherent," he added, "not, like previous films in the series, a digital-image blender set on high.
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The researchers estimate that the wolf's springy treat could have provided as much as 10 percent of its caloric needs.
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Noodles only need a few short minutes of cooking to create the chewy, springy texture we know as al dente.
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Place pan on a baking sheet, and bake until ricotta mixture is springy but firm, about 1 hour and 15 minutes.
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Since the Beautyblender's first iteration, the brand and dozens of others have created takes on the foamy, springy, tear-shaped blenders.
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We follow their lead and nibble through one before ordering a mound of springy, spiced meatballs in a sea of gravy.
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Conceived by Philip Frenzel, a German engineering student, this specialized case deploys springy, spider-like legs as it starts to fall.
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Krim called the model a "universally comfortable" one that uses memory foam and a "springy comfort layer" made in the USA.
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Then, also from '68, Mr. Gil's "Marginalia II," a slyly fatalistic diagnosis of the national condition, set against springy baião rhythm.
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But will today's overstimulated preschooler find a springy dog and her human sidekick a little basic in a noisier digital age?
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Biles is 4 feet 9 inches and so springy that she might have springs for joints, although that suspicion remains unproven.
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The springy bounce of the leather basketball, occasionally interrupted by the thud of pried-up wood panels slamming onto the hardwood.
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The sounds lacked the scratchy and high-frequency waves of typical electroacoustic music, instead featuring more booms and springy, loud bleeps.
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Even on Mr. Anderson's "Hurricane Birds," when Mr. Evans improvises in punched notes and unlinked phrases, a springy groove takes hold.
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The quenelle-like fishballs were at once springy and creamy, the rice noodles supple, the broth clear and sure of purpose.
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These kinds of shoes from Nike — which feature carbon plates and springy midsole foam — have become an explosive issue among runners.
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I've tasted turkeys that were ruined by over brining; the meat gets that springy, spongy texture of ham in a can.
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Here's how they do it: In ground beef, animal protein provides springy texture and allows the meat to bind to itself.
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In front of it, the ground was springy, carpeted with a dense layer of pine needles and studded with tufts of grass.
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It has the ability to surround liquids with a springy membrane so they can hold a shape and be handled like solids.
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There's the springy "X," made of two little components joined in the middle that lies itself flat when you touch the screen.
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When a recent out of town visitor stepped onto my daughter's school playground, she gasped at the springy surface underneath her feet.
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The restaurant's specialty is bún chả: springy white noodles, smoky sausage, and charred pork belly served in a sweet and pungent broth.
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They are his employees, Yohannes, 22 — known to customers as "Squid" because of his springy, shoulder-length hair — and Dawit Geber, 31.
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The other dish is, humbly enough, a plate of soupless pho noodles stir-fried with springy mushrooms, bitter greens and chopped scallions.
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The combination of its rounded springy keys and the angle of its slope make it comfortable to use over long periods of time.
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There are classic colors like black, gray, and white, and even some fun springy shades like coral, pastel yellow, lavender, and mint green.
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Complete with a new green-energy center, springy "floating floor" (perfect for yoga) and nontoxic paint, the cottage marries English and California style.
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As it turns out, it's exactly what it sounds like — springy foam, cut up into little pieces and put into a pillow bag.
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Each one boasts all the trappings of an ideal hot-weather shoe, like breathable mesh, springy cushioning, not to mention the pastel coloring.
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Back in February, his springy, Chaka Khan-sampling single "At All" also received a JUNO Award nomination for Dance Recording of the Year.
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The temporary hair color line features five springy colors: Lovey Dovey (pink); Peachy Keen (peach); Cry Baby (blue); Mellow (yellow); and Peppy (green).
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A lot of it was about color, but I was trying to pick out things that were springy and nice at the market.
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Ajihei's tonkatsu ramen stood out, piquant with slivers of pickled red ginger, a treasure hunt for small, springy kikurage, or wood-ear, mushrooms.
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As is the case with most of these types of shoes, the springy feeling tends to subside after a few months of use.
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A sensitive partner, he ignited the theater with his strikingly springy jump, recalling one of Cunningham's own most celebrated skills as a dancer.
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I even prefer cropped, NYDJ denim in place of tights or leggings for layering under a springy dress or a boxy knit sweater.
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Sadly, these fabric cases of springy material don't come cheap: Even the most basic mattress will set you back at least a couple Benjamins.
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I wore the Nike Epic React on a few 5K treadmill runs, and was immediately impressed by how springy or "responsive" the soles are.
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Also, with the warmer weather on its way, it's so effortless to wear your hair naturally curly, especially if you have springy romantic curls.
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The pillow is generously filled with soft and springy hollow fibre to provide just the right amount of support for your head and neck.
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The varieties they source are soft and springy and come in vibrant shades of green that can't be found at most home improvement stores.
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The colors pop, the hats are spectacular, even a ladies' calisthenics class (complete with springy chest expanders) turns into a kind of comic ballet.
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Goan shrimp curry combines springy shrimp and a moss-colored sauce that shows what friends we have in curry leaves, tamarind and mustard seeds.
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"Rubberband," then, finds Davis picking up 10 years later on a pop language he had indirectly shaped, retouching it with his old springy energy.
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HONG KONG — The tapioca pearls at Fred Liu's bubble teahouse are springy and fresh, just like the fish balls at Elaine Lau's noodle shop.
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The aforementioned "Naturalist," has these springy guitars, tensely coiled bass work, and slowly shifting synthetics in the margins that constantly feel ecstatic and surprising.
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And since they're 3D printed all it would take is a slight tweak of a design file to make a pair more springy or stable.
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It's also easy to articulate through your foot in jumping exercises, like a skater lunge or plank jack, although the foam is not very springy.
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Yesterday, the grocery chain announced it had introduced two new "Springy Sodas," and one of them shares its key flavors with the Royal wedding cake.
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Spring Man, meanwhile, has springy arms, while his hair has a similar bounce, and his arena is lined with trampoline-like pads to jump on.
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It starts with a restrained application of ricotta, fontina, pecorino and mozzarella, which are covered with juicy, springy roasted mushrooms and feathery shaved raw ones.
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With feet shoulder-width apart under springy knees, form the Thing with your non-dominant hand, placing your fingertips in the center of the plate.
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Thankfully, even though HP's keyboard doesn't have mechanical switches, the keys still feel nice and springy, while its per-key RGB lighting adds some pop.
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Get in on World Market's 30% off furniture sale and score sweet deals on a springy new sofa, plus tons of essential home-office stuff.
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An uncannily bendy-bodied figure, he is so springy and supple that you're not surprised when one of his arms suddenly stretches across the stage.
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Portland Trail Blazers: Bruno Fernando, F-C, Maryland Strong and springy, Fernando would add a physical presence who can block shots and scrap for leftovers.
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Miranda had springy muscles; observant, attentive eyes, and she proceeded to wow us with tricks we had not yet experienced: first steps, first drawing, first ABCs.
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The shoe is designed to mold to your foot, and the sole is made from responsive (aka springy) foam, so they'll last a long time, too.
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The stick, which I thought was going to be small, squat, and slow to push (like Mario) actually turned out to be long, thin, and springy.
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These shoes are lightweight but supportive and deliver a soft, springy cushion with foam that responds to your dad's foot and snaps back with every step.
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I relished the size of him in my mouth, observing with my tongue the tight skin and springy muscle spasms along the bottom of the shaft.
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Plantronics Backbeat Sense (added 12/1483/15)With a springy little leather headband, these ultra light headphones look kind of goofy but in a good way.
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Ahead, six Refinery29 editors with type 2, 3, and 4 curls share their routines, along with the products that keep their waves, curls, and coils springy.
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In a hot solid, molecules vibrate where they sit, passing their vibrations to any slower-vibrating neighbors through the springy molecular bonds holding the solid together.
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A businessman and a coach at the University of Houston, he still has that springy walk that makes him seem perpetually on the verge of flight.
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Ms. Prueitt gently plopped the springy one onto the floor, for the fifth time, but it insisted on returning to see what she was up to.
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A hot air balloon enthusiast founded Rusbal in 1993 and later diversified into the inflatable children's attractions that are springy play areas known as bouncy castles.
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The rice below is good enough to stand alone, springy and rich from steaming in chicken bouillon and olive oil, with an accent mark of salt.
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In addition to their attractive, springy texture and sweet, colorful toppings, there seems to be a third factor in their social media success: a long line.
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With beastly internal specs, a springy and responsive keyboard, and a variety of external ports and connections, it's a laptop made for life on a desk.
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Here, dressed entirely in black and topped with a springy thatch of salt-and-pepper hair, he performs portraits of the people he knew in adolescence.
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The springy headband design and plush ear cushions (which are cool to the touch) make it a joy to wear, especially for folks with larger noggins.
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And lest you think this is just another American songbook cash-grab, she tosses in a lounge version of a Metallica song, in springy waltz time.
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Must we also strike modern records from the history books because they were achieved on springy tracks rather than the grass or sand of ancient Greece?
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There's a hearty lentil soup, grilled chicken wings, crisp-skinned whole fish, and fried fish to wrap in lettuce leaves with peanut sauce and springy vermicelli.
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My coils were SO springy and defined, because my hair held my leave-in conditioner and curl cream a whole lot better after using the Cantu spray.
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Lightly oil the grates, and cook the skewers for about 2 minutes on each side, or until the shrimp are opaque but still springy to the touch.
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Because of their springy hind legs and tails, hopping mice are better than most mammals at avoiding water, and they don't spend time in water on purpose.
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The rich veal broth was packed with different flavors, including the runny egg yolk and the mushrooms, and the noodles were springy and held the broth well.
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Kendall, on the other hand, fearlessly faced the sub-arctic winds, in a very springy baby pink dress, a floor-sweeping periwinkle coat, and white strappy heels.
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It seemed like poppy, springy shades ruled the night: from bold red (Rachel Weisz) to a searing hot magenta-pink (Gemma Chan) to dazzling silver (Jennifer Lopez).
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While this outfit was probably too springy for the wintry forecast at the time (especially sans tights), the fitted jacket adds some structure to the flowy base.
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This little bot is made up of lithium polymer batteries, a microcomputer, and a springy, passively compliant leg, meaning that the springs can store their own energy.
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Ms. Halvorson played the tune's springy melody with a gargling underwater effect on her guitar, like some concoction of the early rock 'n' roll producer Joe Meek.
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Instead, there are trees, their roots buckling the floor into petrified hillocks, and moss, which is lime green and springy, covering the sugi trunks like a fur.
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They do this by connecting with their legs — 100 ants means 600 legs — creating a springy network that repels liquid because of a coating on their bodies.
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Wooten, a springy 6-foot-9 forward, dunked three times en route to nine points and was key to slowing down Wisconsin star senior forward Ethan Happ.
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The item in question was a salad of red-tipped oakleaf and Bibb lettuces, with some fresh and springy croutons and whitecaps of grated Gruyère on top.
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He recommended the "There's a Train In Front of Us, Have One More," a smooth and springy mix of Tito's vodka, elderflower, cucumber, mint and soda water.
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The tiniest amount of the springy, gel-in-oil formulation helps skin retain its moisture and, over time, shifted our normally oily complexion to a more balanced state.
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That's why this Women's History Month, we're proud to present the Champion in timeless white and springy lavender, joined by a few more favorites from Keds' latest arrivals.
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The springy "X" would behave itself right up until the final, crucial leap, when it would launch itself in the wrong direction and we'd have to start again.
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Though they would much prefer to see Harvey displaying similar emotion in the flesh this fall, the miniature version with the springy, bouncy head will have to suffice.
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Purplish links of coagulated pigs' blood bound by rice and an arterial network of springy, skinny cellophane noodles, soondae does not tend to travel far from Korean neighborhoods.
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Tovar had got the birotes saladas in from Guadalajara at 2 AM the night before, so the rolls were still springy and soft from the bakery in Mexico.
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After a few miles of hiking, he settled on a spot carpeted with springy moss and fallen logs sprouting all manner of Seussian plants and clumps of fungi.
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But the all-animated prologue on Cybertron sets the tone: it's springy yet coherent, not, like previous films in the series, a digital-image blender set on high.
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One — featuring a drooping, skeletal figure holding some springy poppy flowers that appear much more alive — was used for the cover of "Incesticide," Nirvana's 1992 B-side album.
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In springy hues, the men's and women's clothes — including boxy, workwear-inspired shirts and jackets, paper bag trousers, a pair of flowing caftans — exuded a pared-down ease.
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A springy chunk of truffle-flavored mochi is crisped on the grill and engulfed in a white-miso soup that has grated white truffles floating on the surface.
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In theory, he's strong enough to attack Draymond Green when Golden State goes small, and springy enough to switch out on shooters like Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.
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The Sakura Blossom Frappuccino is a limited-time menu item at Starbucks locations in Japan, and every part of the drink reflects the springy blooms of the cherry blossom.
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Its power lies neither in the hand of the maker nor in the eye of the perceiver, but in the meeting, on springy, shifting, flowering ground, between the two.
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Encapsulated air units in the soles added springy cushioning while box-toe perforations offered easy ventilation, making the Air Force 1 a simple and stylish choice for the pros.
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His mid-range jumpers have been falling and he's springy around the rim, although the touch and creativity of scoring efficiently in-between those two areas hasn't materialized yet.
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The right face buttons have a deeper, more springy action, while the rear triggers feel less spongy and have a more tactile click at the bottom of a press.
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He joined J. Crew in 2003 and quickly lived up to his nickname, the Merchant Prince, as crisp tailored shirts and bright, springy ballet flats flew out the door.
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Casper offered just three varieties of mattresses, which gave it an advantage over stores that sold a confusing array of soft mattresses, firm, foam, springy, and everything in between.
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A dish called nurungji gras is something else entirely: a fine seared hunk of foie gras laid over spinach and pickled mushrooms on a springy, crunchy sizzled rice cake.
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It's masterly and unpretentious, full of original compositions driven by powerful rhythm rather than by structural complexity, and always propelled along by the springy locomotion of this expert drummer.
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Injuries have been a fickle foe throughout Griffin's career, and the ones suffered last season (and before it) have sapped some of the essential, springy violence from his game.
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Collagen is the substance that keeps your skin looking springy and elastic, so it would seem to follow that taking a collagen supplement would keep your face looking youthful.
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It is true that the sounds and clicks do not feel consistent (some keys even sound a little springy) but for this kind of price I do not really mind.
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Picture a bowlful of springy spirals coated in a thick brown paste of toasted sesame, sometimes graced with flecks of fiery red pepper, pickled vegetables, green onions or soft herbs.
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As the sylph, a delicate Sterling Hyltin instilled the role with equal parts speed and softness, which lent her springy jumps the diaphanous feel of mist seeping through a forest.
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The Blade 15's keys are every bit as springy and comfortable for furiously pounding out thousands of words for an article as they are for rapid-tapping for gaming.
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A standard order of straight fries from McDonald's already packs a major nostalgic punch, so we can only imagine the power that these springy school cafeteria-reminiscent ones will wield.
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At the thread's core is a material called "nitinol" that can bend, and is springy, meaning it has a natural tendency to spring back to its original shape when bent.
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When I tore open the outer rim, the crust crackled and the white interior steamed, soft, somewhat springy, with a slow-building, many-layered, lively flavor underlined by sea salt.
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The texture is slightly springy: Red Velvet Cake, $55, and cupcakes, $24 for four, mini-cupcakes, $48 for 24; Vegan Divas, 1437 First Avenue (75th Street), 212-734-0845, vegandivasnyc.
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The rubber court is springy but rough on the knees, according to Christiansen, who before practice applied a balm from Chinatown called Kwan Loong Oil to some of the players.
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It's home to one of Greenland's richest archeological sites—a stretch of springy tundra that was inhabited first by the Saqqaq, then by the Dorset, and finally by the Inuit.
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The Cavaliers defense will never be perfect, but any chance of beating the Golden State Warriors in a potential Finals showdown disintegrates without Shumpert's springy athleticism somewhere in the rotation.
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But some biomechanics experts say this claim goes against the law of physics, and is kind of B.S. Now, I'm no biomechanics expert, but I thought the shoes felt pretty springy.
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The replicas each also come with unique features to keep your pets entertained, like a springy flag atop the white house, or a secret place for treats inside the Eiffel Tower.
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The main mill building still has the springy hardwood floors and original wooden joists installed in its heyday, but no clacking of looms has been heard here for over three decades.
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But before that, there is reason enough to get outside: We're in that springy sweet spot when the temperatures are wonderful, but the pollen hasn't yet sent us running for Kleenex.
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As Apple and Microsoft went thinner with their keyboards and used less satisfying pressure-sensitive membrane pads, Cherry's keys stayed nice and springy as it continued to use discrete mechanical switches.
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The food here is focused on simplicity and seasonality, the kind of pleasure one might derive from a thick piece of dense and springy sourdough bread served with fresh cultured butter.
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Over the past decade, she's proven adept at bringing the instrument into contexts where it had rarely gone: jazz infused with neo-soul; springy post-bop; experiments alongside Afro-Cuban improvisers.
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There's more than a hint of David Bowie's "Blackstar" in the music's hazy layers, modal inflections and world-jazz propulsion, with busy hand and electronic percussion and a springy bass vamp.
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Our guide Martin drove us to a cluster of miner's cabins at the edge of town where he handed out headlamps and springy-teethed crampons for the bottoms of our boots.
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Great news for Giants fans -- Odell Beckham Jr. was back to his springy self at the NY Giants' "Dirty Dancing" commercial shoot ... just a few months after his horrific ankle injury.
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Even with its garish, multicolored LED backlights and springy key switches that click loudly enough to be heard five cubicles away, it's miles ahead of that freebie you're typing on now.$86
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Dense date doughnuts—inspired by sfenj , a spongy, springy Moroccan fritter—are made of date-and-almond batter, stuffed with smoked trout, and served with a zingy, palate-stimulating curry-citrus vinaigrette.
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Greg Guglielmo, who runs the data-oriented blog ELDORADO, recently examined the numbers on just how "springy" this last spring was after hearing New Yorkers complain about exceptionally cold and hot temperatures.
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A modest leap of faith is required when counting on anyone not named Curry to get there at a high volume, but LaVine has the quick release and springy legs to do it.
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The plangent sweetness of Ms. Gal-Ed's tone and the chiseled grace of her phrasing were beautifully set off by orchestral playing that maintained a springy lightness in both vivacious and deliberate movements.
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The new record exchanges the jarring, glitchy electronic intrusions and arid trap percussion he used on "Dirty Projectors" for the springy guitar lines of older Dirty Projectors albums, bringing out their warmest tones.
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In contemplative ballads or springy, danceable tunes, her music was transparent: an electric oud shared her melodies, a hand drum supplied the beat, and virtually the only harmonies came from a backup singer.
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In the Fanuc showroom, "delta" robots — upside-down pyramids of springy arms — sorted fake batteries, EpiPens and prescription pills by shape and color, pecking at them with the speed of sewing-machine needles.
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I wore them first for a walk on New York City concrete, and the cushioning and energy return were obvious upfront — the kind of lightweight, springy feel that makes you itch to race somebody.
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Since then, I've run thousands of miles in bare feet or the thinnest of sandals, and become convinced that we evolved to fly across the landscape on our own two springy, remarkably durable legs.
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Adidas has faced criticism for failing to replicate the broad appeal of Nike "Free" with its most notable recent innovation, high-tech springy "Boost" soles, initially pitched only to serious runners rather than fashionistas.
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Certainly the eye is ready as never before to accept Fluevogs' generous foot beds, thick and springy soles, decadent heels and often whimsically rounded toes (though there are also dainty and rapier-like toes).
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Hidden behind several security doors, artisans in green lab coats file, polish and set jewelry while nearby machines toil away at their own jobs, printing out wax models and spinning wire into springy tubes.
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You have been blessed with an extra day this year and you should spend it by jumping right into these springy stars sharing snaps of their hot beach bods leaping for your viewing pleasure!
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Critically, Dell hasn't messed with the XPS 23's keyboard, which remains a delight to use thanks to relatively deep key travel (for a laptop) and a nice, springy feel.
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The contoured controllers fit firmly in the palm, guiding your forefinger over a springy trigger and curling the rest of your fingers around a large lower grip button that depresses when you make a fist.
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It's a fun take on boxing that's even better with someone else playing on the couch with you — whether you're fighting alongside them or trying to beat them into submission with your weird, springy appendages.
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Since its inception in 2013, South London label Church has become synonymous with a brand of house built not entirely for springy, hardwood dancefloors, but plush, handmade rugs you'd be wise to shimmy across barefoot.
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The noodles recur throughout the meal, first in ashlyanfu, a cool salad that juxtaposes springy lagman with slippery blocks of green-bean jelly, kin to Chinese liang fen and ready to wobble off the plate.
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" Dr. Lebensfeld generally found both the men's and women's collections to be "non-constraining, with a soft and springy foot bed, and with heels and soles that almost merge, allowing for a better toe-off.
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Hard to blame Allen for being a little extra springy ... he finally regained his team captain title after being in Coach K's doghouse all junior year, and is primed to have a HUGE senior season.
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He passed up three-pointers for less-efficient deep twos and midrange shots, and didn't get to the rim as often some would have liked from a springy, 6-foot-8 forward with solid ball-handling.
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Frogmore Cottage now marries English and California style, with a new green-energy center, springy "floating floor" (perfect for yoga) and nontoxic paint complementing the 19th century roots of the building, which dates back to 1801.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' On one side lie eggs scrambled with lox over a drape of injera, the sour, springy Ethiopian flatbread as thin and pliant as a crepe and perforated like coral.
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Women pride themselves on being able to make tender, springy pasta without eggs, using a vigorous full-body kneading motion they call "a culu mossu" (with a moving butt), which looks something like dancing a samba.
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To three movements from "The Art of Fugue," 16 dancers abandoned themselves to breathy spins and ecstatic leaps (Devon Louis stood out for his extra-springy jump), a statement on the urgency of communing with nature.
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While the dumplings boil in heavily salted water, use that time to briefly cook any assortment of very green, very springy things in melted butter and olive oil until they turn even greener and almost tender.
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The broth is rich but not cloying, the noodles appropriately springy, the whole egg—poached in its shell before being gently released into the broth like a sprightly dolphin freed from a trawler's net—famously luxurious.
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Sometimes slashing, sometimes springy, this eminent free improviser has an utterly personal relationship to the piano — referent to the caustic brilliance of Cecil Taylor and the worried beauty of Don Pullen, but ultimately its own thing.
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The membrane layer is no doubt to blame for the slightly less springy quality feel, but it's a lot quieter than my mechanical keyboard And I love that staccato sound it makes when I'm really hammering away.
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Like their past albums, the various discs include a variety of Rodger's springy guitar licks, Edward's creative and effective basslines, and a variety of talented vocalists—from the disco diva Jocelyn Brown to Chic's original Alfa Anderson.
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But if you want something that feels springy, bouncy, and has stable and ample cushioning, or you spend most of your time pounding out miles on hard ground, then the HOKA shoes are not likely to disappoint.
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The Jakan seems to improve on this dramatically, cutting the thick band and springy, multicolored cords for a more minimal design that packs all the hardware into the buds themselves and a small module on the right side.
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Even though he's only due $29.5 million over the next two seasons, meniscus surgery feels like an annual event, and surrendering a first-round pick for an injury-prone point guard who relies on springy legs is dicey.
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Since the last tournament in 2014, Adidas has grown sales rapidly in areas other than soccer, capitalising on booming demand for its retro basketball sneakers and springy Boost running shoes to outpace Nike, particularly in the U.S. market.
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The burgers are springy (the classic involves lentils, tempeh, and chia), the basil pesto is zesty, and the faux mac and cheese, with a sweet-potato-cashew-cheese sauce and shiitake bacon, is better than the real thing.
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Since the last tournament in 2014, Adidas has grown sales rapidly in areas other than soccer, capitalizing on booming demand for its retro basketball sneakers and springy Boost running shoes to outpace Nike, particularly in the U.S. market.
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They're worth hunting for, like char kway teow, springy flat bands of rice noodles slung in the wok with tight whorls of shrimp, squid, rough-hewed pork and eggs that break apart and half-set in creamy scraps.
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The noodle is floppy and springy, with meat and maybe a fistful of bean sprouts and corn hidden in its folds, and a chef's adjudication of the necessary sweet soy sauce — sometimes just a stain, sometimes a deluge.
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Here the soup comes seething in a stone bowl — heart-shaped stickers on the tables warn, "Please beware of burns" — with springy rice noodles on the side and a tray of ingredients around a box of raw beef.
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Chief Executive Herbert Hainer said growth was driven by both fashion products such as its retro Stan Smith sneakers and training gear including its springy Boost running shoes, with U.S. sports gear sales up 50 percent in the quarter.
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Its best bit is "Dammn Baby," Jackson's stab at the up-tempo springy pop found on today's charts; there's a bridge that samples her classic "I Get Lonely" and some anonymous ad-libs that sound a lot like Migos.
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But Rorsted says Adidas has managed the fashion cycle carefully, trying not to oversupply old styles, while stepping up promotion for new lines like its springy "Ultra Boost" running shoes and the "Parley" made out of recycled ocean plastic.
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Basically, if you have a standing desk or work at a job that requires you to be on your feet all day, this thing will help you stand longer and more comfortable with its springy surface that encourages continuous micro-movements.
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The idea behind printing the midsole is that it allows the shoe to create new structures that will be as light and springy as a traditional trainer, but with the added stability of a shoe that a weight lifter might need.
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An appetizer of yuba, the springy skin that forms on top of soy milk as it's boiled to make tofu, is served in a pool of the warm, sweet milk and topped with a couple of lobes of uni from Hokkaido.
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At the recommendation of my waitress — Rando's denim-cut-off-clad teenage daughter, on summer break from her high school in Lipari — my next course was a springy homemade tagliatelle with fried eggplant and, of course, capers: zingy and satisfying.
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Unlike most other treadmills, whose track effectively pauses each time you step on it, Peloton's uses a series of slats that sit on ball bearings — a mechanism that creates a springy, "frictionless" track that it says offers a more comfortable run.
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"If people treat 'Heart Talk' less like a book and more like a best friend, I would really like that," said Ms. Wade, 29, who has a mop of springy caramel-hued hair and an enviable closet of Gucci and Stella McCartney.
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Nobody could blame the actor for not being able to swing a tennis racquet like McEnroe, but could the hair and makeup department not have devised a better wig, as opposed to the springy clump of curls with which poor LaBeouf was topped?
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As Ruth Langmore, the spitfire foil turned partner to Jason Bateman's slick money launderer Marty Byrde, she is the most captivating part of "Ozark," routinely smacking down — literally, strategically or rhetorically — derisive men who mistake her delicate features and springy curls for weakness.
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The interplay of the core band — particularly Mr. Matthews's acoustic guitar picking, Stefan Lessard's springy bass lines and Carter Beauford's pinpoint drumming — easily opens out to arena scale on the album, as electric guitars chime in and string and horn arrangements swell.
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On Thursday night, instead of resting during a television timeout with just over four minutes left in Game 1 of the Penguins' second-round playoff series against the Washington Capitals, Fleury was bouncing buoyantly, coiling and uncoiling his legs, as springy as ever.
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And perhaps there's no better symbol for the boldness of the great human experiment than the walk, as each springy step contains the same extravagance, cocksureness, and audacity present in the greatness of our pyramids and the arrogance of our tar-sand pits.
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Nike Free TR 8 Premium Training Shoe, $74.90 (after sale $100) [You save $25.10]This lightweight sneaker with a springy sole is the only pair you need for your next run, whether that's a short jog around the block or a long-distance run.
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Spring may call for off-the-shoulder tops, but if you're waiting for the forecast to finally align with the neckline of the season before baring any skin, there's another springy silhouette you can break out, and it already has the celeb stamp of approval.
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A springy tangle of yuba, the skin that forms on the surface of soy milk as it's boiled to make tofu, came in a pool of the milk, warm and sweet, topped with lobes of briny uni from Hokkaido and a shaving of real wasabi.
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There's a brisk, enjoyable early chase through the casbah — the kind of springy action that the director, Guy Ritchie, does pretty well — and a couple of Bollywood-inflected numbers that remind you, pleasantly enough, of the proud history of the musical as a film genre.
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She has tight, springy curls that she herself cuts into a corona around her face, and is perhaps the only person who can wear a pair of oversize aviator glasses without looking as if she wandered out of a 1970s-era most-wanted poster.
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As the cast took turns bursting into springy jumps and spins within boxes of light — joined from time to time by the lithe Musa Motha, a remarkable performer missing a leg and dancing with the help of an arm brace — the work stuck to the same note.
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Ms. Cassity was blowing a golden instrument, as sleek and streamlined as an Art Deco train, and in the candlelight, Ms. Seales was golden herself, from the tips of her springy curls to the toes of her metallic sneakers, with a plunging pale gilt dress in between.
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The young director Trey Edward Shults suggests as much by opening with a close-up of Krisha (played by the director's aunt Krisha Fairchild) staring into the camera, her lined, tanned face framed by a mass of springy gray hair that might as well be a mess of snakes.
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Typically, those ground meat cones are made like sausages: Seasoned ground meat is mixed and kneaded until raw proteins begin to stretch and entangle with one another on a microscopic level, forming a sticky, cohesive texture that retains fat and moisture, and develops a springy bite when cooked.
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You might also consider Purple, which has a layer of gel that's surprisingly springy without the noise you get when you settle for a sack of cotton-wrapped metal coils, which is more or less what we've been dealing with until the new wave of mattresses began storming the market.
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Among the artists featured are Matthew Dear (squelchy sweeps with robotic vocals), Geoff White (springy buzzes and glitchy snares) and Tycho (dawn-horizon, mid-tempo electronica for the still-up crowd)—each is singularly styled, yet everything fits together with a greater sense of cohesion than the game itself ever exhibited.
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Inside the matte black packaging of the XT's are various sizes of springy, translucent bud tips and "wings" that wedge into the forward crevice of the ear fold just above the tragus that, after a clean 20 minutes of Google searching, does not appear to have a specific anatomical name.
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The NBA is full of tall men who shouldn't be as quick or springy or agile as they are, but even the league's best forwards give off the impression that they are constantly steering their bodies out of skids—calibrating, from moment-to-moment, a balance between power and control.
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"What If" is followed by new arrangements of two Prince songs — the springy funk-rocker "Cause and Effect" from 2010 and the vintage "Around the World in a Day" B-side "She's Always in My Hair" — and all three songs provide a bird's-eye view of Prince's skills as an artist and multitasker.
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Later versions of those machines now spin gold and silver wires into flexible, basket-like tubes that compose many of the brand's most beloved designs, including its best-selling Primavera bracelet — a springy, clasp-free piece that slides onto the wrist, emblematic of the easy wearability that dominates modern Italian jewelry styles.
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But when the researchers used NSAIDs to block the production of prostaglandins within the muscles, they noted that fewer stem cells became active, fewer new cells were produced, and the muscle tissue, even after healing, was not as strong and springy as in tissues that had not been exposed to the drug.
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The cake can be complicated to make springy, because it has ground nuts and some rich pistachio paste weighing it down — you need to make sure to whip the egg whites until they look like shaving cream and to use the low speed on the mixer when adding the sugar, nuts and browned butter.
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To Ellipse, who's from Long Island, New York, the appeal of mechanical keyboards like the Model F is less to do with the precision control needed to dominate round after round of Counter-Strike, and more to do with the ethereal sense of pleasure he and his ilk derive from typing on the springy keys of a mechanical.
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An ambient hum filled the factory on a rainy day as white-coated women — and they were mainly women — laboriously hand-cut lace, sewed the infinitesimal stitches required to create micro-pleating, wove sweater sleeves on a tubular manual knitting machine and gathered the most gossamer cashmere into the springy geometric pattern called nido d'ape, or honeycomb.
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And the balancing of opposites, the rhythm of assertion and counter-assertion, the sudden questioning turns, all of it seems irresistibly like Florio's Montaigne, notably in the springy, self-surprised beat: How often do we pester our spirits with anger or sadness by such shadows and entangle ourselves into fantastical passions which alter both our mind and body?
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It helps to layer flavors and textures, like salty flaps of Chinese bacon and collapsed mustard greens; chewy potato noodles and crisp ovals of celtuce, tasting like water drunk from a bamboo cup; springy roe-filled fish balls, striped and peaked and looking like Christmas ornaments; and wood-ear mushrooms that crunch as if made of tiny bones.
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Like the outfits they wore after all the festivities ended: two lovely, very springy, graphic maxi dresses, with Samira opting for a floral print sheath with knotted cutouts at the waist and a pink parasol, while Lauren went for a dress with an architectural sleeve and bold blue and white stripe paired with a pink umbrella for photo op perfection.
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Murray's springy return was a happy ending to a sour day in men's tennis: After slipping late during his first round win here Wednesday, Juan Martin del Potro announced that he had fractured his right patella, an injury which had previously kept him off tour for most of the last year, and that he would need surgery to repair it.
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The same is true of the album's other nods of tribute: a flowing elaboration on "Barbara Allen," the traditional folk song, linked to the memory of the bassist Charlie Haden; "The Nurturer," a soul ballad dedicated to the trumpeter and mentor Marcus Belgrave; and "For Fr. Peter O'Brien," a springy invention inspired by the Jesuit priest who managed the pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams.
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Baking is a craft built on proportions (fat to flour, wet ingredients to dry, mass to leavening), metamorphosis (beating butter and sugar together until creamy, egg whites until firm, dough until it comes together in a ball) and observation (bake until the cupcakes are springy to the touch, the cake starts to pull away from the sides of the pan, the custard no longer jiggles).
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This year's USA squad includes Seattle Wunderkind Michael Porter Jr., Brandon Roy's charge and the the number one high school player in the country, as well as springy, long-limbed stretch center/forward Mohamed Bamba, the more traditionally aligned big man Jaren Jackson, the Kentucky-bound big man Jarred Vanderbilt, and aggro-core big haired point guard Collin Sexton, soon to learn the ways of being irritating from Avery Johnson himself at Alabama.
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The deep house you're hearing there, or down the gym, or in a trainer shop in an out of town shopping mall, the pulled-pork-deep-house that dominates a certain kind of festival, attended by a certain kind of person, is a strangely airy, uncannily soulless construction, an assemblage of springy basslines and tropically-twisted pads, usually topped off with refrains that linger in the memory about as long as a piece of Wrigleys does on the tastebuds.
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