No one knows the real truth so just zip it.
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" And he says, "Zip it, I don't want to hear it.
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Mohammad stands over the bag and watches the men zip it shut.
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Hey, how about if you zip it for the time being, hmmm?
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Mark Wahlberg has a message for Hollywood stars who get political: Zip it.
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" And, when Williams continued to speak, Russo said, "That means zip it right now.
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I feel like I might even be able to zip it up after that.
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You had a song called "Zip It." Yeah, we was all on a song together.
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He puts the cagoule on, again the useless arm first, but cannot zip it up.
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There is a complete code of trust there, a code that says, 'Zip it and treasure it'.
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And you also can't be like, 'Hey, Oprah, zip it' — because she's almost like a religious figure.
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That's all true, and thus I'll zip it about most of what happens beyond the first episode.
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And, you guessed it, doing one last cull when I tried to zip it was the toughest yet.
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What he needs to do, Little Spike needs to do us all a little favor and zip it.
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Megan means business ... she says the next step is taking Akil to court, if he doesn't zip it.
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Day 240: "Miss My Dawgs" – Tha Carter, 240; "I Need a Hot Girl" – Hot Boys, Guerrilla Warfare, 240; "Zip It" feat.
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He hates the snow, finds his own waddling ridiculous, and wishes the other penguins would zip it already with the squawking.
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On the floor, Omaira López, the younger daughter, sat on her parents' only suitcase as she struggled to zip it shut.
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I finally managed to zip it, and Gates and I and two of her students set off in a fibreglass boat.
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This fits like a dream, not too tight or hard to put on, and I'm able to easily zip it up.
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We made them to fit each individual girl, and if the women gained weight and couldn't zip it up, they couldn't work.
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In 2017 he became an outspoken critic of Trump—even after he was advised to zip it, for risk of alienating moviegoers.
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And he makes something else clear ... Trump needs to zip it with any witness who might appear before the grand jury ... or else.
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" As for how long the crew has to zip it ... "the life of artist plus ten years, or fifty years, whichever is longer.
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He reviewed those themes by outlining the stocks and events on his radar next week: Cramer Remix: My message to Fitbit—just zip it!
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It makes the bottle easier to find, and I can put it back in there and zip it shut even with my eyes closed.
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We know the pain because we've all had to deal with our fair share of nosy relatives who just don't know when to zip it.
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One small but helpful trick to packing it, though, is making sure all the air is out of the bag before you zip it shut.
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Once I was able to get her to comfortably lie down inside the carrier with a treat, she relaxed and I was able to zip it up.
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All the while, I was making sure my camera bag didn't rip open, because if you zip it a certain way, the camera falls out, and it would be destroyed.
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It's also a flattering piece on every body – whether you zip it up or layer it over an outfit, it always looks slimming since it nips in right at the waist.
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Unlike the Hadza, who sleep around the fire or in grass huts, I was given a tent and told to zip it up tight as there were scorpions and snakes about.
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In our dreams, we'd zip it open and a puff of glitter would erupt in our faces, revealing piles of pink lip gloss, tubs of sparkly shadow, and wild accessories that fit her Barbie aesthetic.
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In the end, I didn't even spend my entire budget, and I still didn't need to check any baggage (even if I did have to sit on top of my suitcase to zip it shut).
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This Warriors team is rightfully praised for the way they share the ball and zip it around the floor, and they produced the highest rate of assisted field goals of any team in over a decade.
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We'll take any snippet of information of late, and although the cast of the HBO series has been sent more than a few memos to zip it, Maisie Williams dropped one big death-level spoiler to Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show.
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Those suggestions went over rather poorly with the hosts Fox & Friends, who spent Tuesday morning suggesting that service industry workers should either zip it, or get an additional restaurant job if they can't make a living with the one they already have.
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Your fly ..." I mean, I could zip it up if you'd tell me that it's down, and that really made me think, "Why had nobody ever told me that I had this problem and what made is easy for Sheryl to tell me?
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"We talked to keep our spirits up, but it was so cold that we could barely feel our hands and feet," says Alois, who took everything out of his backpack so that he could zip it around Popolizio's feet and lower legs in an attempt to keep her warm.
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Even Pop himself admits this fact: "When Manu was in his prime I had to zip it to a certain degree and let him maybe do something that I personally thought was crazy because he's gonna do four things after that, that win you the game," he says, with a rare light in his eyes.
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Bananagrams also publishes the games Bananagrams Duel, My First Bananagrams, Big Letter Bananagrams, Party Bananagrams, Appletters, Cobra Paw, Fluff, Fruitominoes, Spiky Dastards, Cheeky Butts, The Furglars, Pairsinpears, Word-a-Melon, and Zip-It.
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The albums profits of the last two releases were put on Turk's prison books. Turk was released from prison in October 2012 after almost nine years of incarceration. In December 2012, Turk made a hit single titled "Zip It" featuring Lil Wayne. Weeks later, a remix with Juvenile was made and released.
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Caitlin (Michaela Carrozzo) is Bree's best friend. In "Robot Fight Club", it is revealed that she wears glasses and also has a crush on Adam, but later develops a crush on Chase. In "Zip It", she gets a part-time job at Tech Town and makes Bree do all her work. In "Not So Smart Phone", she is fired from Tech Town after she has an emotional breakdown and destroys an ePhone 7.
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Many setbacks have prevented the group from having an official reunion. In 2006, Turk was sentenced to 14 years in prison for second degree attempted murder, slowing down plans for a reunion in 2009. Shortly before Turk’s release from prison in 2012, B.G. was sentenced to 14 years in prison for gun possession and witness tampering. Despite this, the group has managed to release one song together, a remix of Turk’s 2012 song "Zip It".
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An EPUB file is a group of files that conform to the OPS/OPF standards and are wrapped in a ZIP file. The OCF specifies how to organize these files in the ZIP, and defines two additional files that must be included. The `mimetype` file must be a text document in ASCII that contains the string `application/epub+zip`. It must also be uncompressed, unencrypted, and the first file in the ZIP archive.
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Sprocket's jumpsuit is always zipped up completely, though it was originally unzipped (showing large amounts of cleavage) and one of her signature moves was to zip it up. This move was eliminated in the dub by cutting out the scenes, resulting in Sprocket having much less screen time than in the original. Episodes of the series have been released on both DVD and UMD. In North America, Geneon partnered with Kids Foot Locker to promote the show by including DVDs with purchases at the shoe retailer.
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Bogle was called the "Dancehall Master" and was best known for his dancing. He had the ability to seemingly create dances without effort and his dances would become extremely popular. Creator of the Willie Bounce (named after Bogle's friend and Black Roses Crew member Willie Haggart), Wacky Dip, Urkle Dance, Sesame Street, Bogle Dance, Pelper, LOY, Jerry Springer, Zip It Up, Hotti Hotti Bogle, World Dance, Pop Yuh Collar, Row di Boat, Out and Bad, Sweeper, Stuckie, and many other popular dances. He was also in Belly.
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The program featured screaming matches among Downey, his guests, and audience members. Using a large silver bowl for an ashtray, he would chainsmoke during the show and blow smoke in his guests' faces. Downey's fans became known as "Loudmouths", patterned after the studio lecterns decorated with gaping cartoon mouths, from which Downey's guests would go head-to-head against each other on their respective issues. Downey's signature phrases "pablum puking liberal" (referring to left leaning progressives) and "Zip it!" briefly enjoyed some popularity in the contemporary vernacular.
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Downey's fans became known as "Loudmouths", patterned after the studio lecterns decorated with gaping cartoon mouths, from which Downey's guests would go head-to-head against each other on their respective issues. Downey's signature phrases "pablum puking liberal" (in reference to left-liberals) and "zip it!" briefly enjoyed some popularity in the contemporary vernacular. He particularly enjoyed making his guests angry with each other, which on a few occasions resulted in physical confrontations. One such incident occurred on a 1988 show taped at the Apollo Theater, involving Al Sharpton and CORE National Chairman Roy Innis.
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The album's single, "Zip It!" (a catch-phrase from the TV show, used to quiet an irate guest), became a surprise hit on some college radio stations. Over the course of the 1988–89 television season, his TV show suffered a decline in viewership, resulting from many markets downgrading its time slot; even flagship station WWOR moved Downey's program from its original 9:00 PM slot to 11:30 PM in the fall of 1988. Beginning in January 1989, the time slot immediately following Downey's program was given to the then-new Arsenio Hall Show.
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In "Zip It", Chase and Bree get a part-time job at Tech Store. In "Three Minus Bree", Bree destroys her bionic chip after getting frustrated that she cannot go to a concert with Caitlin. After finding out that Chase, Adam, and Davenport almost died on a mission because she was not there to help with her abilities, she realizes that she was being selfish and asks Davenport to make her a new bionic chip. Unfortunately, because Douglas is the one who made the bionic chips, Davenport cannot repair Bree's bionic chip, leaving her with no bionics.
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But as he goes to put the finishing touches on his design, he realizes he's lost his Doodriver. # "Zip It" – Spike is interrupted in the middle of finishing his new zip line outside the Doozerium when the Pod Squad needs to go help out at the Peach Harvest. # "Green Thumbs" – Inspired by Professor Gimbal, the Doozers learn to build a garden that goes up, instead of out, and now there's plenty of room for all the plants. # "Be Leaf It" – The Fall Foliage Festival was a success, but now the Pod Squad needs to figure out what to do with all the spare leaves they've collected.
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Invisibility occurs when he is afraid, and the amount of parts of his body that turn invisible depend on how frightened he is. Thermoman can control minds and erase memories by putting his finger to their foreheads, and by giving them a "thermoblast". "Total erasure" is achieved by staring at a person, with the side effect of causing them to lose their hair. "Thermowelding" is the ability to weld a person's mouth shut; "Zip-it!" is a safer way of silencing people using a zipper; "Interspecies Interpreter", which allows Thermoman to communicate with animals excluding dung beetles; and "Miracle Spit", which is used to make plants grow quickly.
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Lil Wayne had been reportedly trying to spearhead a Hot Boys reunion beginning in 2008, with the support of the other group members. However, by 2012, only two songs featuring Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and B.G. materialized: "Ya Heard Me" from B.G.'s 2009 album Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood and the exclusive "If I Ain't a Hot Boy". Although Turk was released from prison in 2012, talks of a reunion were quelled when B.G. was arrested for weapons possession in 2009 and subsequently sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for gun possession and witness tampering in 2012. In December 2012, Turk released a song called "Zip It" featuring Lil Wayne on his SoundCloud account.
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In July 1995 their video for Supergrass's Alright was released. Filmed in Portmeirion, Wales it was a tongue in cheek romp, mixing the band's British sense of humour with cult 1960s TV show influences such as The Monkees and The Prisoner. The video was parodied by Spitting Image, the satirical television comedy show, which placed Labour Party politicians Tony Blair, John Prescott and Margaret Beckett on Raleigh Chopper bikes with Prescot singing "shut my mouth...zip it tight...while e talks shite". The Alright video caught the attention of film director and producer Steven Spielberg who met with dom&nic; and Supergrass to discuss making a pilot for a TV show with the band.
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UK fixed wiring circuits, unlike those found in almost all other countries, make widespread use of ring circuit designs, as well as radial circuit designs often seen in other countries. (This was one of the recommendations of the Electrical Installations Committee, convened in 1942 as part of the Post War Building Studies programme, which in 1944 determined that the ring final circuit offered a more efficient and lower cost method to support a greater number of sockets.D.W.M. Latimer: History of the BS 1363and the ring circuit. Presentation papers from a public meeting to discuss the issue of ring circuits, IET, London, October 2007 (PDF in ZIP)) It continues to be the usual wiring method for domestic and light commercial socket and device wiring in the UK. Lighting circuits, which typically have lower power requirements, are usually radially wired, confusingly sometimes called "loop" wiring.
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"Special Operators to Anti-Obama Groups: Zip It"; AP News, Navy Times; August 22, 2012 The Republican congressman Peter T. King requested that the CIA and the U.S. Defense Department investigate if classified information was inappropriately released; both departments said they would look into it. The CIA responded to Congressman King writing, "the protection of national security equities – including the preservation of our ability to conduct effective counterterrorism operations – is the decisive factor in determining how the CIA engages with filmmakers and the media as a whole.""Letter from the CIA to King re: possible leaks" ; House website; November 8, 2011 The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch publicized CIA and U.S. Defense Department documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, and alleged that "unusual access to agency information" was granted to the filmmakers. But, an examination of the documents showed no evidence that classified information was leaked to the filmmakers.
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In 1999, a rival to the Hasbro's Bop It line of games was made by MGA Entertainment under the name Super Click-It, and it was also made under the name Bonk It. It was sold in the UK by Marks and Spencer in 2003. The game unit has five actions which are Squish It (a double sided yellow button that is pressed), Zip It (a lever that can be pushed up and down), Twist It (an orange knob that looks similar to the Twist It knob from the Bop It Extreme), Blast It (a green fan that when the command is issued will work either by blowing or using one finger to make it work.) and Crack It (an object that is designed to pull backwards and then to normal position). The game has two game modes which are: One Player with Voice Commands (the voice will say: "One Player, Squish It!" when the player presses the Squish It button to select the game mode), One Player with Sound Commands (The voice will say "One Player" with a Squish It sound effect). There are also two two-player game modes which are Two Player Voice Commands and Two Player Sound Commands.
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