Just because you feel zapped of your energy (or… zapped of your bank account) doesn't mean things won't turn around.
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That's right: Skarsgård's Henry was zapped into a parallel universe.
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When he touches its hilt, he's zapped by white light.
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I zapped her a text: Could we connect on FaceTime?
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" There are no long scenes of uproarious laughter in "Zapped!
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The Pavlok app says I was zapped about 755 times today.
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While some people may enjoy being slapped, others enjoy being zapped.
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He cranks up the electricity, and poor Cam gets zapped hard.
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He was arrested after police zapped him with a stun gun.
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Broderick and Loeb's idea also involved plasma blobs zapped by heat.
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"Every time I took a bite, I zapped myself," she said.
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By the time the last panel ended, Whittaker's energy was zapped.
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Breakfast was a fat slice of zapped Sara Lee frozen poundcake.
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Along with her breast reduction surgery, Rose also had her cellulite zapped.
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Little educational programs in departments from State to NASA are getting zapped.
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It wasn't just that my energy was too zapped to cook dinner.
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Girardi said Holiday feels like the energy has been "zapped" out of him.
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With a tap of a button, you'll be zapped to the starting line.
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She also scored lead roles in the Disney TV movies "Frenemies" and "Zapped."
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"To be honest, I'm surprised my phone didn't get zapped and die," she said.
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Touch the wrong leads and you'll get zapped with 1,500 volts of DC juice.
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Ready to be popped in a microwave (or oven) and zapped to breakfast perfection.
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Spin the map and see where you're at the greatest risk of getting zapped.
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But the experiment essentially confirmed that serotonin was making the recently zapped mice anxious.
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Have you been feeling fried, zapped, or frazzled over the last seven or so years?
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Other countries have also innovated: since 2012, Nigeria has zapped subsidies onto farmers' mobile phones.
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The egg was then zapped with electricity to make it grow like a fertilized embryo.
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Too happy with myself, I gassed (zapped?) it on my way out of the turn.
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Though he had been training for it, he said, the altitude in Colorado zapped him.
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But the show provided a jolt, Marni-ish in spirit, that zapped Milan's opening days.
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I admit, I laughed along myself at first, the irony flying right over my zapped head.
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Everyone operates his or her own reality shows now, zapped onto Snapchat and live on Instagram.
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Young, bloodied Helge is zapped to 1986, into the blue room where Noah formats his experiments.
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Then they zapped a laser beam at the smoke behind the bats to illuminate its particles.
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I wish there were some place I could go to get zapped full of energy again.
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Those declines zapped some of the market's enthusiasm around corporate earnings from earlier in the week.
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Carefully looking around, they must navigate this maze without falling into an abyss or getting zapped.
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The current glut of lists has all but zapped them of their novelty, not to mention impact.
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The higher the score, the worse the comment, and above a certain threshold, the comment gets zapped.
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He then zapped the entire apparatus with flashes of ultraviolet light to knock electrons off the electrodes.
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The doctors zapped me, and rather than seeing improvements, I simply lost about two months of memories.
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Harvey, which hit the U.S. Gulf Coast region in August, zapped quarterly profit by about $70 million.
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When unplugged, the cover's battery will be zapped first before the device switches to its internal one.
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One of Zendaya's earliest roles was as straight-A student Zoey Stevens in the 2014 movie "Zapped."
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Pisces is the sign of imagination, and yours will be zapped if you don't get enough rest.
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Measles You know in the movies, when someone's memories get zapped away by some inexplicable fictional force?
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I kept missing the drum pads and I felt totally zapped of energy for the whole set.
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Getting your face zapped by a glass rod with electric currents running through it doesn't sound very pleasant.
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The moment that barrier is breached, all your data is zapped—along with the hopes of your attacker.
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My heart hurt to sacrifice fish that had traveled so far to be zapped in an Amazon microwave.
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Then they zapped the patients with a small laser to induce pain, along with other non-painful stimuli.
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Since the day is already rough and I'm completely zapped of energy, I grab coffee and a scone.
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The agency says it's still working on how to separate males from females before the mosquitoes are zapped.
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I clicked "Autofill" and wham: 44 songs—3 hours, 49 minutes of music—zapped life back into my shuffle.
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I've had it zapped with a laser twice, and I have one more session before a large cover-up.
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You simply push down and select at the same time, and you're zapped to the menu pretty much instantaneously.
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When these nanoparticles are injected into tumours that are then zapped with X-rays they increase the damage done.
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When participants were shown the video of the consequences of their actions (people being zapped), they took less money.
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The plasma produced from the zapped rock helps scientists learn more about exactly what the target is made of.
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We spoke to a few laser hair-removal veterans who had hair zapped from the buttocks (including between the cheeks).
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Doesn't matter, they can collect this stuff and sell it without telling you, since Congress zapped the FCC's privacy protections.
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Problem is -- the guy claims he was using that generator to set up another carnival ride, and he got zapped.
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Though, for most of us, that flush of happiness is immediately zapped out when we think of another word: COST.
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A phenomenon called ferromagnetic resonance means that when magnetite is zapped with microwaves of an appropriate frequency it gets hot.
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A tech startup has developed an erasable tattoo ink it says can be zapped away in a single removal session.
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It's harder to breathe, you want to itch your eyes out, and you feel like all your energy has been zapped.
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Then, Erin picked up a shrink ray gun, zapped me with it and I was suddenly bug-sized on the table.
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Berman himself never gets too far into these topics, but they lurk, all the same, just out of sight throughout Zapped.
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Pop one of these suckers if you're at risk of being zapped by some gamma radiation, and you can rest with ease.
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GM's all-electric crossover made it 250 miles before its battery was completely zapped, while the Tesla died out at 235 miles.
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The mock-cosmic rays caused damage to neurons and brain inflammation which was still present six months after these rodents were zapped.
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Everyone who witnessed the cube's disappearance got zapped into a floaty space filled with white lights and some weird kind of butterfly.
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I don't know if it was the heat zapped me or what, but I just kind of felt underwater that first inning.
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Here's the poster: Look, I wanted to include some GIFs from Zapped, but I only found two that were safe for work.
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In Iraq and Syria, Islamic State terrorists regularly film their attacks using quadcopters like the one HELMTT zapped in the recent test.
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There was practically no furniture and a television that "zapped nonstop," in the words of the Brazilian poet and friend Waly Salomão.
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Both Twitter and Facebook have likewise zapped thousands more accounts linked to Iran and the United Arab Emirates in the past year.
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For the last three years, mosquitoes have been infected with Wolbachia and then zapped with low-dose radiation, which sterilizes the females.
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Once, in college, I made my friends play a musical chairs-style drinking game where the losers got zapped by this thing.
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Maybe the 95-degree Melbourne heat zapped his energy—Ignatik is from Minsk, Belarus, where the average January high is 29 degrees.
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LAS VEGAS — Over the last few days, I've repaired a robot, driven a Rover across Mars and zapped objects with a laser gun.
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Hook (to be expected following last week's episode) and Robin, who had sadly been zapped by Hades in a horrible, tear-inducing scene.
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The experimenters made two of them and zapped them independently to form the four binary combinations (00,01,10,11) that two such nodes can form.
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This sheet confirms that Penicillium, that nasty old mould that thrives in damp, has thoroughly zapped the streptococcus bacteria in a blood sample.
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Facial hair removal such as electrolysis can cost up to $100 or more a session, with each hair getting zapped 10-20 times.
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If I had to venture a guess, the handmaids' spirits were zapped once and for all the moment their mouths were clamped shut.
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But more important than these gadgets are the people living under this roof who could've been zapped without so much as a warning.
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Now the chefs in Ginza can have a tuna zapped with an electric prod and yanked out of the university's tanks on demand.
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In their place: pointing and clicking, as prescriptions are created electronically and zapped straight to pharmacies in all but the most exceptional circumstances.
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Some discoveries were super exciting (like an amazing matte red lipstick and a face wash that zapped a breakout — both under $7 each).
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After nearly destroying the hill, he gets zapped to the size of an ant where he discovers what it's like to be them.
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But instead of making a classic shepherd's pie, it uses the ingredients, lamb and potatoes, to fill an empanada zapped with salsa verde.
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His breathing was often labored despite no evident respiratory problem; an errant nerve in his neck sometimes zapped him into temporary near-paralysis.
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Though I didn't notice the battery overheat, I did discover that stomping the throttle in Ludicrous acceleration mode definitely zapped its battery range.
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People probably believe that they'll get zapped by God if they have feelings for a trans woman, just because the Bible said so.
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If you find your day is full of the activities that require more energy, you will feel zapped by the end of the day.
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That mission was a success and proved the deployment could work (though the spacecraft did get zapped a few times by errant cosmic rays).
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Trustbusters not only zapped its discussions in 2014 with Sprint but also blocked an earlier attempt by AT&T to buy it in 2011.
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It's rustic and modern all at once, as if futuristic robots designed what a "romantic space" would look like but zapped it of charm.
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But the best feature is a vegetable glycerin-soaked fiberglass wick that produces a quick puff of smoke when zapped with a few volts.
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He premiered both of Joannie Loves Chachi's two seasons, released an album, performed a Broadway adaptation for an HBO special, and starred in Zapped.
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While Facebook has zapped accounts pushing anti-Al Jazeera content in the past, it did not respond to multiple reports flagging QatariLeaks in October.
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Eating too few carbs could leave you feeling zapped, and the plan doesn't take into consideration other important nutrients, such as protein or fiber.
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These threats are less obvious, because unlike wind and solar, expanding fossil fuel development does not result in birds being suddenly zapped or shredded.
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Addressing the gathering, Ms. Maloney repeatedly banged her hand down on a projector, which zapped off and seemed to be left in dubious shape.
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After Puerto Rico's entire power grid was zapped by two fierce hurricanes last year, utility companies from across the U.S. swept in to help.
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Once Richard gets to the spot — as his Uncle Jerry watches through binoculars in the distance — he's instantly zapped with supernatural electricity, then disintegrates.
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I've waxed, shaved, zapped, plucked, and depilated nearly every inch of my body at least one time — each experience no less painful than the other.
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In addition to the absence of new shares, acquisitions and buy-backs have zapped investors in public technology companies of places to park their cash.
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Which is maybe why Becca Kufrin, months after her stint on The Bachelor, seems zapped of her characteristic sparkle that made her a fan-favorite.
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Based on millions of individual images, the final movie captures all the possible ways an iodine molecule behaves when zapped with an x-ray laser.
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Along with the aforementioned mackerel, there are fermented mustard greens, charged with a housemade chile oil zapped with numbing Sichuan pepper, among other heat sources.
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But, more relevant to many observers, he has also had three knee surgeries, which have zapped his old verve and kept him on the sidelines.
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Amid the graphs and charts, a slide showed two mice with their innards on display: one filled with malignancies, the other (after being zapped) clear.
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Since you won't be able to tell with those zapped toes, test the water with another part of the body to be sure it's comfortable.
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A good example: it's nice the Sport has standalone GPS, but it zapped my battery after just a 2245-minute bike ride around Brooklyn's Prospect Park.
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The NGO recently released its 2015 Click Clean report, which breaks down just how much energy is zapped up while we binge on our favorite devices.
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He was killed at the hand of Zelena, who zapped her love after he attempted to lie about why Robin was lying dead on the floor.
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All the emotion that was zapped out of the beginning comes rushing in, sweeping you off your feet and crushing you — one scene at a time.
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The aforementioned SMS message, zapped out to multiple phones on Halloween, warned that the zombies have mobilized, and instructed people to check their local [sic] sematary.
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A half-dozen specimens were dropped off at Mr. Detector, and they zapped them with the XRF, lending hard numbers to back up Reed's trained eyes.
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Mark Ruffalo Ruffalo double-zapped his zits for Clearasil as a teen, and bravely looked back at his earliest work on The Tonight Show in 2016.
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The chimp was eventually subdued after a frantic two-hour police chase, but you have to wonder: Why didn't he get zapped by the power lines?
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The first story Kardashian-West posted showed her sporting white glasses while the aesthetician zapped the inside of her mouth toward the corners of her lips.
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Click play on the video above to learn more about Mina's entire laser hair removal experience — and zoom in to watch every last hair get zapped.
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He explained that a copper penny he placed on his forehead during one of the attacks flew off him as if zapped by a corporeal current.
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But playing The Frozen Wilds, I was reminded how Nintendo's game had successfully zapped away much of what I'd loved about Aloy and her robot dinosaurs.
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You may be feeling zapped, since Venus opposite electric Uranus brings surprises, erratic behavior, and eccentric people into your life—it's a lot to take in.
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They then have 30 seconds to go after the opposing players and sow as much chaos as they can before being zapped back to their own map.
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It was all supposed to be good fun, but when Titus got zapped, the WWE superstar lost his mind -- and kicked the camera out of Anderson's hand.
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All of their prior chemistry seems zapped away now that all the fun and games are over and they have to be an actual couple in reality.
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In Canada, wheat, spices, potatoes and onions are already zapped with beams of radiation, which is akin to putting them through an X-ray machine, Warriner said.
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Why do we try to write while held hostage by cookie-cutter offices, zapped by overhead fluorescence and pinged by electronic apps of varying degrees of annoyance?
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The Allen Institute for Brain Science zapped cells in a mouse's visual cortex and recorded their output, mapping loud messages (white) and weaker (yellow) or inhibited ones (red).
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Sega designed them around original set pieces—being zapped with electricity, for example, or funneled through a giant lottery machine—that feel like rewards for conquering each level.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: SLAC National Accelerator LaboratoryFor this new experiment, the Stanford scientists zapped a two-atom molecule of iodine with an optical green laser.
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He then got it flowing, and zapped the fluid partway along its flow path with a laser, accelerating it to a supersonic speed and creating a sonic horizon.
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The full Moon in Pisces on Sunday finds you withdrawing from the world; you'd rather be dreaming and replenishing the energy zapped up by your to-do list.
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There are many things I'll do in the name of beauty — including being bitten (yep, true story), getting my zits zapped, and sitting through a three-hour manicure.
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The Dominican host, 28, was running in a skintight shiny suit while doing a comedy skit on Univision's Despierta America when her zipper zapped, exposing her pink bra.
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They attached the fibers to a mechanism that could record the strength of contractions and then zapped the fibers with electricity so that they contracted, over and over.
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Lee plays an old man whose car is caught in the crossfire and accidentally zapped with a shrinking disc, rendering it the size of a Happy Meal toy.
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Andrew Klock, who works on EVs and other emerging issues for the National Fire Protection Agency, says he doesn't know of any first responders who have been zapped.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy end up getting zapped into the prison's confines while a Green Goblin-led riot is underway, and they have to fight their way out.
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In a demo video, the snail inches slowly toward the wire and touches it gently with its soft mouth until, ah, geez, its zapped by nine volts of electricity.
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"It's a soft wave current that stimulates the muscles — it's like exercise for your skin," she explained as she zapped just my lips and the area immediately around them.
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The speed with which they're dispatched by Lady Trieu — Keene liquefied in the chamber, the entire Seventh Kavalry zapped like bugs at a barbecue — calls their "supremacy" into question.
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"Even China might start to shift a lot more of its production to Vietnam," Stoops said, so long as the move is not "zapped" by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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"You may also get congestion and sore throat [like a cold], but that's the least of your problems compared to how horrible and zapped of energy you feel," Elliott said.
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SOT:It's audiences are wathcing live, which makes commercials less acceptable to be skipped or zapped or cloacked, so that's an attractive proposition for advertisers and it helps bolster the price.
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Mando gives chase but eventually gets zapped by their stun guns (the same weapon the Jawas in "Star Wars: A New Hope" used on R2-D2) and is knocked out.
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After landing with this attack four times in the first two rounds, Cowboy zapped Brown with it a fifth time early in the third, and that was all she wrote.
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In May 2016, an anonymous source told the Daily Mail that British Airseekers—the Royal Air Force name for the Rivet Joint—had secretly zapped Islamic State fighters in Libya.
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The 2.19 billion fake accounts Facebook disabled in the first quarter of this year marked a sharp increase from 1.2 billion accounts zapped in the last three months of 2018.
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Birds may "get zapped," Mr. Thomsett said, and then fly hundreds of miles away, only to die a week or two later when their damaged limbs atrophy and become necrotic.
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YouTube just zapped a handful of white nationalist channels as part of its ongoing crackdown on hate speech, including one outlet that popped up in some recent DOJ email blasts.
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While the prison walls have zapped his freedom, it has also been a unlikely respite from the chaos and "tremendous pressure" of the past 18 months, a friend of Cohen's said.
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"It seemed like everyone's motivation was zapped, and people started complaining that this was the worst deployment/leadership they had seen," the tribal adviser told investigators, according to the N.C.I.S. report.
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Then they put the hagfish on a dissection tray, blotted them dry, and zapped them with electricity to make the muscles contract and expel the milky pre-slime from the pores.
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More and more people are strapped into the time machine and zapped to various destinations in the past, where they bump into one another and occasionally cause "paradoxes" with explosive consequences.
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Bob Berman's Zapped: From Infrared to X-Rays, the Curious Story of Invisible Light, tells the story of Röntgen's rays, alongside so many other invisible waves we now take for granted.
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To get to these findings, researchers zapped the paws of the lab mice with electricity and watched a specific area of the brain produce serotonin and deliver it to the BNST.
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Nats has an unmistakable energy, kind of a magnetic force, that makes her seem exciting and a bit dangerous: Come too close and you might get zapped, for better or worse.
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Scott Walker pulled off a stunner in 2010, survived a 2012 recall effort led by the government worker unions he zapped after taking office and then cruised to re-election in 2014.
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On July 18th the USS Boxer, an American warship loaded with marines, zapped an Iranian drone that had approached within 1,000 yards and refused to "stand down", according to President Donald Trump.
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Smart watches are fun, but in between apps, internet, games, messaging, mapping, and more, their batteries get zapped lickety split, so constantly charging them kind of defeats the purpose of their mobility.
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For the duration of the three round affair, the Dagestani heavyweight zapped his American foe with jabs and force-fed him uppercuts in the clinch, culminating in a sound unanimous decision win.
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When I rewired the light gate, I sort of thought you'd be smart enough not to follow me through it and get zapped, but you did, and I laughed a whole bunch.
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And their latest mission is to visit Alpha, which is basically the equivalent of New York, Paris, London, and Tokyo all rolled into one city and zapped into a sci-fi setting.
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Even though you don't get Bragg peaks with disordered crystals, all that x-ray energy you've zapped them with still bounces back out, except this time it forms a pattern called continuous diffraction.
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Even if you are managing your schedule and self-care needs well, you could be feeling very zapped of energy at this time, so definitely catch up on sleep and don't overbook yourself.
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I assumed I'd zapped every hair on my face in my 30s and 40s but the older I get, the more stubble appears every morning, like ears of corn waiting to be harvested.
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"I feel like there's an empty storefront every four blocks or so that could get zapped by a magic coworking wand, and we would have a happier and more productive world," Alper says.
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Aliens punch each other in space, humans go on the hunt for paranormal truth on Earth, paper girls get zapped to and from 1988, and Mickey Mouse is shrunk down to microscopic size.
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Röntgen's story is one of a handful in Zapped that chronicles how an unlikely experimenter discovered a new form of invisible light: infrared, ultraviolet, radio and microwaves, and alpha, beta, and gamma rays.
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Two modern-day twin siblings — David (Tobey Maguire) and Jennifer (Reese Witherspoon) — are zapped into the black-and-white world of a '50s family sitcom where everything is simple, sunny and heavily sanitized.
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We got Julius touching down at LAX for All-Star week ... and the doctor gave his official diagnosis on why it looks like the #1 overall pick's been talent-zapped by The Monstars.
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Sriya Karumanchi, Catbird's marketing manager, explains that if you come in to "get zapped," as Catbird calls the process, you sit down with a jeweler who will laser-weld the chain around your wrist.
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I can't really function without coffee in the morning, but I've adopted a new pre-coffee ritual: drinking an entire glass of water with lemon, zapped in the microwave to make it room temperature.
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And the small percentage of male rats that developed cancer were zapped with super-high doses of radiation — up to four times higher than what a 403G or 3G cellphone emits to a person.
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There is, without fail, a reliable slab of sticky toffee, packed with mashed, rehydrated dates, zapped under the broiler until its sauce of brown sugar and cream is bubbling furiously all along the top.
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Surprisingly, the young victim was zapped by a freak electrical charge — the same cause of death, it turns out, that claimed an Army general at the very same time, but hundreds of miles away.
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Jesse (Dominic Cooper) is just your average hard-drinking pastor trying to turn around a neglected Texan town, when all of a sudden he gets zapped with some mysterious, enormous power from on high.
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One of the more well known solar storms is the "Carrington Event" of 393, which zapped telegraph wires, caused widespread communication outages, and even ignited the Northern Lights as far south as Mexico and Cuba.
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Meanwhile, this might be her co-star Boldman's big break—starting out on Disney XD's series Lab Rats, Boldman's next major role was being cast in Disney Channel's Original Movie Zapped opposite Zendaya in 2013.
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Brazil is struggling with what is expected to be its worst recession since at least 1901, following a mix of fiscal largesse and interventionist policies during Rousseff's first term in office which zapped investors' confidence.
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"I couldn't have everybody bitten by a radioactive spider or zapped with gamma rays, and it occurred to me that if I just said that they were mutants, it would make it easy," Lee said.
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First I zapped myself before and after I ate a square of dark chocolate, and did it again later in the week after eating ice cream, a red velvet cupcake and a chocolate chip cookie.
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Data is likely to show the Brazilian economy contracted nearly 4 percent in 2015 as a massive corruption scandal at state-run oil company Petrobras and the deepening political stalemate zapped business confidence, economists said.
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Muscle memory More From Digital Trends Dead rising: Old phones we want to see zapped back to life BlackBerry wants you to do its advertising by joining its fan league It's only business: BlackBerry Motion vs.
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Like watching a TV zapped by a growth ray Watching WrestleMania on the stadium Jumbotron was like watching television while surfing Twitter, except instead of 100,000 tweeting fans I was engulfed in living, breathing, chanting persons.
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And once they start their families, their energies are zapped by sleepless nights, running after toddlers, and all the other labor that goes into raising children, with little left over to devote to organizing for legislation.
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Because of certain regulations, this money is held in an individual escrow account and can't really generate interest, which results in billions of dollars zapped out of the economy and instead sitting dead in some account.
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After shielding her eyes and mapping out the appropriate areas, Bell zapped away at each and every hair follicle using Sev's advanced laser device, which targets pigmented hair and is safe to use on all skin tones.
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Many investors are worried that plans to expand credit means Rousseff is relaxing efforts to rebalance public accounts in a return to the interventionist policies of her first term, which zapped confidence in the once-booming economy.
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The pop icon suffers from Lyme disease (a potentially debilitating infection caused by bacteria called Borrelia burgdorferi and transmitted through the bite of an infected blacklegged tick), which can leave her energy level zapped without any notice.
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The final and perhaps most memorable encounter in Vault of Glass involves a forced split as half the team is zapped into the future or past while the other half opens a portal home in the present.
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Water gets filtered through invisible holes and zapped with UV lightOrange County's filtration process begins like most "toilet to tap" systems in the US. Household sewage arrives at local wastewater treatment facilities, where it's filtered by screens.
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But they arrive in schizophrenic 30 second clips, like a future frat boy's bar mitzvah playlist zapped in a Bullet blender with a bottle of Axe Gold Temptation™, and filtered through a flip phone from 2007.
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Those objects aren't the only things getting teleported — players can also take advantage of rifts and get zapped into the air to get a better look at the surrounding area and maybe get a drop on an enemy.
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As I like to say, I always ride the rides, whether that means getting zapped with a million volts of electricity (safely), strapping myself into a jet pack or flying with someone who herds cattle from a helicopter.
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The flames are reflected in the back of his helmet, and this in combination with the unusually empty space makes him seem like the British Columbian incarnation of a very minor Greek chaos god, just zapped in for mischief.
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Mr Wall pooh-poohed this as just an "archived press statement"—but neither the judge nor the advocate seemed to be aware that the page was zapped from the White House website sometime that afternoon, perhaps as they were speaking.
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Adan Hernandez's darkly comic painting, "La Migra Gets Zapped by Illegal Aliens" (2001), juxtaposes the personal experience of the immigrant (Hernandez's grandfather was forced to sleep in graveyards to avoid being murdered by Texas Rangers) against a science fiction backdrop.
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The researchers recorded the electrical activity in a dish of cultured rat neurons, then zapped the cells with electrical pulses in two specific patterns, with the goal of simulating the mix of voices one might encounter at a cocktail party.
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Like any good pop science book, along the way Zapped offers an endless series of tidbits, from how GPS works to how a software glitch led to the worst incident of radiation poisoning from a medical device (the notorious Therac-25).
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Some of those new applications are a little tongue-in-cheek fun, like this robotic beer keg that poured you a pint and zapped your phone number onto the side of the cup when you texted "Beer" to a certain number.
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The results of Monday night's Iowa caucuses were delayed after problems with reporting the returns surfaced, a debacle that shocked and frustrated the presidential candidates and their staff members, and zapped Democratic observers' hopes of achieving clarity on an uncertain race.
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In addition to stifling one of the spaces that had been so important for young people's exploration of and learning about sex, it also meant that years and years of content was being zapped off the face of the Earth.
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Ann Louise Gittleman, a nutritionist who promotes a diet that she describes as "detox beyond keto" and warns about the dangers of WiFi and cellular radiation, gave an extensive interview in Goop and sells a book, Zapped, on the topic.
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But where does all of the plaque and coffee stains and gingivitis and arthritis and hip dysplasia and pimples and pain and every trace bit of radiation released from every singular laser go after being zapped or doing the zapping?
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Keep your schedule flexible and make sleep a priority—it is eclipse season, which means the energy in the air is exhausting, and electric Uranus may find you especially zapped (despite—or possible because of—the fact that you're in a wild mood!).
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It's a shocking move considering Wilder blamed the elaborate costume for playing a key role in his loss to Fury -- claiming the battery-powered, jewel-encrusted suit was so heavy, it zapped the energy from his legs before the fight even started!
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But the screenwriters Stephen Chbosky ("The Perks of Being a Wallflower") and Evan Spiliotopoulos ("The Huntsman: Winter's War") added depth — what happened to Belle's mother, more about why the prince got zapped — and a new household character, a touchy harpsichord (Stanley Tucci).
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While the action happened in the ring at the bottom left of the photo, I spent most of my time looking up at what I can only describe as an HDTV zapped by Rick Moranis' magic growth ray in Honey, I Blew Up the Kid.
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The packed Paradise party at The Jungle showcased Jamie Jones' superhero power: whenever he touches a set of decks, 5,000 wasted British kids materialize from the ether like they were zapped in from an Ibiza dance floor at 3AM on a Friday during peak season.
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Kevin's "secret admirer" act gives Nora the license to ask about the friends and relations she left behind when she chose to get zapped — which, by extension, catches the rest of us up with what happened to Matt, Mary, John, Jill and the rest.
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At Happy Paradise, a funky, neon-lit spot in SoHo (that is, south of Hollywood Road) run by innovative local chef May Chow, we dug into twists on regional specialties, like an egg waffle made with sourdough and fried chicken zapped with Sichuan peppercorns.
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Some psychologists who have studied people with delusions of electronic persecution declined to comment to BuzzFeed News on this latest claim of diplomats getting zapped, citing repeated threats they received after being quoted in earlier news reports about mental illness leading to beliefs in a microwave conspiracy.
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In Public Disgrace videos, a woman (or a few) is stripped, bound, and subjected to a series of torments, such as getting zapped with electrical current or flogged, while another performer (or a few) prods and penetrates her body to the cheers and enthusiastic insults of onlookers.
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Not that it's a solid-gold-standard contender in its class, so far as the mechanical side of things goes: you tap your buttons in time with the beat, those buttons corresponding to different lanes, down which glide and slide alien nasties that get zapped apart by your, erm, speakers. Obviously.
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The steep drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday, which at one point zapped more than 700 points in less than a half hour, did give some clients pause, yet none of them asked to re-allocate out of stocks, said Todd Morgan, chairman of Los Angeles-based Bel Air Investment Advisors.
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Getting a side stitch while you're running is kind of like when you're playing Mario Kart and someone hits you with the "lightning bolt" item: out of nowhere, you feel like you momentarily get zapped, and you have to slow down, but eventually it wears off and you can go back to your normal speed.
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Then they were zapped by the ugly reality of party politics, learning the hard way that support and favors typically don't go to the outlier who wants to shake up system, but to the candidate who will defend the status quo, who has rubbed elbows with the establishment and knows what they want to hear.
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For example, his research has found that electrical stimulation to the brain can help motor training—in a double-blinded study published in 2014, subjects who were zapped with weak currents performed 20 percent better than those who were not, and the effect lasted for a month—but the reasons why still aren't clear.
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So at lunchtime I went to the store and bought duck legs, and when I got home I seared them in a pan under a dusting of five-spice powder and salt and put them in an electric pressure cooker with a splash of chicken stock and some star anise and zapped them for around 35 minutes.
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Alien Zan is costumed like she's zapped herself straight from the set of Neon Demon and the love-focused plot ("I always make films about love, or the absence of it," said Cameron Mitchell) is so threadbare that it will come as no surprise to discover that the film is based on a short story by Neil Gaiman.
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In a moment of high surrealism in the '30s, he laid artificial grass in his London drawing room, and in the '60s, zapped his suite at the St. Regis hotel in New York with off-white linen spattered with aniline dyes (in what could be read as a homage to Jackson Pollock or, as one critic suggested, a murder scene).
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At the school, which is hosted by Sideshow by the Seashores on the southernmost tip of Brooklyn, we'd learn to swallow swords, hammer nails into our faces, walk on broken glass, recline on a bed of nails, survive the blade box, get zapped in the electric chair, stick our hands into animal traps, and learn the ins and outs of caring for a Burmese python.
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I wouldn't change a thing because we're so in love with our daughter and she was worth every hardship, but the years of my hormones being out of whack from the fertility medication, the weight gain and the aging process — or maybe the fact that our journey for a child took place in a Petri dish — mean my desire for sex and even masturbation has been pretty much zapped.
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From friends and family alike, I've heard about mash-ups that speak more to individual belief than to background: A friend who used to dribble milk over a microwave-zapped slice of pie for breakfast; a favorite aunt who likes to salt her beer; my husband, who is so fond of Glosettes (Canada's answer to Raisinets) that he'll sometimes pour a box into a bowl of milk and eat them like cereal.
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