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Convenient, and the perfect accoutrement for such a traditional OLED.

Or think of really unique ways to compliment a colleague's coffee accoutrement.

It's easy to to mock the accoutrement, the high-minded seriousness of intent.

The beautiful blue LED screens on this toaster are more than a stylish accoutrement.

The center-positioned driver seat takes up the most space of any cabin accoutrement.

The rest of the intelligent teenager's accoutrement – movie theaters, poetry readings, places to hang out – are missing.

Owlet isn't the only one pitching a "smart" or tech-optimized version of a traditional baby accoutrement.

Instead, you'll occasionally find a genuinely rare, golden weapon that comes pre-loaded with all manner of accoutrement.

But this might as easily be the backdrop of a Berlin nightclub, with its accoutrement of neon fencing.

Even the stormiest of creative minds has relied on this handy accoutrement to capture each stray flash of thought.

SNL went back to Torres's acquaintance's apartment to capture footage of the actual sink, a grandiose accoutrement in an otherwise mundane bathroom.

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson's lavish spending spree on office furnishings and other professional accoutrement also warrant a closer look.

Let's not forget — on top of that, the Gemera seats four and comes with all of the accoutrement of a family car.

I'm fortunate enough to attend one game a year, where I'm far from the only fan wearing this accoutrement, or similar gear.

Because what better way to be prepared for your next bowl or vape than to wear a very useful smoking accoutrement around your neck?

And now, the viral accoutrement is causing buzz again after Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan sported another Vuitton bib at tonight's SAG Awards.

We solved the question for the ideal hamburger accoutrement long ago, when Thomas Jefferson asked for "potatoes served in the French manner" back in 1802.

Accessories-wise, the only accoutrement you need is a nylon shoulder bag for unencumbered dancing (or dancing intentionally cumbered by double tequila sodas, your choice).

Turns out, the lyric "Turning brick walls into doors, I'm comin' home" is the perfect musical accoutrement for, as Brad Pitt would put it, killin' Nahtzees.

More than simply an accoutrement for the monastery for which it was created, "Waves at Matsushima" was an aesthetic object that was displayed on certain public occasions.

The bottom line: The club has "all the accoutrement that make people sometimes describe Trump as a poor person's idea of a rich person," Axios' Mike Allen said.

Shot in what appears to be a modest hotel suite, the duo's video makes the most of the setting with a few well-placed models and narcotic accoutrement.

But if you assign everyone a cocktail ingredient or accoutrement, they'll gather around your outdoor bar, they'll have fun making their own drinks, and they'll talk to one another.

None appeared on the six-course tasting menu on offer this week and the only available accoutrement: a tiny dish of sea salt, set with its own tiny spoon.

Later, Colvin is herself wounded and loses an eye, resulting in her wearing a black eye patch for the rest of her life that would become her signature accoutrement.

Word of the Day : equipment or clothing that is worn or carried, but not part of your main clothing _________ The word accoutrement has appeared in three articles on nytimes.

Of course, we've already begun debating the look, with some more enthusiastically in favor of the new face and all its accompanying accoutrement, and others – let's say, more cautiously optimistic.

But the accoutrement also functions as a handy metaphor for both the Penguin's unparalleled ability to shield himself from trouble and the broad shadow the little man is casting across Gotham City.

It is an accoutrement as visible as Palace snapbacks and VOTE LABOUR posters, a prop for your cousin's Instagram account, a sachet of gritty banter that slips down as easily as a Unilad post.

He wanted the coat to hold all of his winter accoutrement, not to mention necessities like a wallet, glasses, tablet, and even a tiny compartment for a tracker just in case the jacket got lost.

While a big, absorbent roll of tissue may not be the most aesthetically pleasing accoutrement on your dinner table, it seems to be the main choice among younger consumers who see buying flimsier paper napkins as redundant.

"Being named 'whiskey stones' or being sold as a whiskey accoutrement, I think, has gone hand in hand with the explosion of interest in whiskey in general in the last decade," Whittington told VICE in a phone call.

He capitalized on the widespread distribution of his food products, thanks to the development and rise of self-serve grocery stores, supermarkets and, perhaps most important, clean, safe, fresh pasteurized milk -- the essential accoutrement of any bowl of cereal.

Though they hold truth, the tired arguments trotted out after mass murders like the one in Parkland to maintain the easy availability of attack weapons are pretexts to preserve the age-old accoutrement that makes men feel like men.

At PS1, "Whose Utopia?" is set next to a bunk bed designed like the employees' own, decorated with hairbrushes, magazines, and the accoutrement of adolescent daydreamers; we imagine the workers laying to rest, dreaming of their hopes and their art.

Musk also noted at around the same time that "Every Tesla should have good art & music creation software" which does not actually seem like an essential accoutrement for a vehicle at all, but then again Musk is a billionaire and I am not.

Otherwise, Eli is a turkey sandwich—it hits the spot once in a while depending on who prepared it and the accoutrement, but more often than not you'd rather be eating something else and you sound like an idiot when you defend its greatness.

From the treetops just outside, it is easy to imagine birds peering in at the show, and engaging the sculpture that appears to be an animal plaything, its long wooden body, coral colored, adorned with all kinds of hanging accoutrement, including ribbon, rope, cord, and chain.

THOMAS: The slap countdown and the cut-out turkey hands and all the sort of accoutrement we had Marshall do around the slap, it all boils down to one of our favorite things in comedy, which is working really, really, really hard on something really, really, really dumb.

So, in light of Big Marijuana and the new idea that weed is really a lifestyle accoutrement for the rich and trendy, I walked into last night's launch party for Sigur Rós' new cannabis-infused gumdrops with trepidation, fearing an ambush from the other end of the cannabis cultural appropriation spectrum.

While the actress-model is the most high-profile individual to wear the accoutrement as of late, other prominent celebrities have been spotted in similar looks in the past: Tippi Hedren didn't exactly choose to make live crows her signature style in The Birds, but she certainly looked chic while doing it.

Owner Zach Neil turns out drinks like the Milk Was a Bad Choice and the You're My Boy Blue (showing the range of the bar beyond exclusively Anchorman lines), while the space itself is littered with various Will Ferrell accoutrement including movie posters, actual outfits and details from film sets, and lots of signed stuff from all over the place.

The overall aesthetic of the art fair is, for lack of a better term, "safe," even though there are stray elements of surprise: A.Aardewerk, which normally deals antique jewels, for example, displayed a saddle-and-harness hybrid that recalls a luxury BDSM accoutrement, while outside the main galleries, Brooklyn-based art collective "Breakfast" had three motion-sensitive artworks whose appearance changed based on the movements of the people caught within the radius of their cameras.

The AMT design enjoys a small following of enthusiasts worldwide, mostly as a stand-alone accoutrement to existing end-user arrangements.

Dogs can occasionally tip the scale at . In Japan they are considered the equivalent of Sumo wrestlers, and are even depicted in wrestling accoutrement.

Army Accoutrement, William Silver Oliver Canadian patent. He died after a long illness, having spent the last 3 years of his life in England.

This was part of a series of royal portraits wherein the brothers were depicted separately in different situations and accoutrement. The attire was changed for allegorical effect.

One accoutrement used when writing on bamboo slips was a small knife which would be used to scrape away mistakes and make amendments. Decorated knives became a symbol of office for some officials indicating their power to amend and change records and edicts.

Pope Pius VII wearing papal slippers (1819, Thomas Lawrence, Royal Collection, Windsor). Glass sarcophagus of Pope John XXIII in St. Peter's Basilica. The Papal slippers are a historical accoutrement worn by the Pope. The papal slippers were a form of episcopal sandals worn by bishops.

Shambhala: South Asia Editions, p.292 Cool Grove is also known as 'Śītavana' (Sanskrit).Rigpa Shedra (July 2009). 'Shitavana'. Source: (accessed: October 3, 2009) Gray (undated: c2009) provides an excellent survey of chthonic charnel ground accoutrement motif such as skull imagery in the textual tradition of the Yogini tantras.

" For Dallas Observer, Holly Lafon wrote, "Stapleton's show was refreshingly free of the overglamorized accoutrement of country's current biggest pop stars. He traded fancy hair and flashing lights for a stripped-down presentation.[...] Only three other musicians joined him onstage. It seems to be, as he has said elsewhere, all about the music.

After 648 CE, the Chinese invaded India to avenge the insult done to Chinese representatives at the court of Harshavardhana by the minister who usurped the throne of Harshavardhana after his death. The minister was defeated and captured. In the conflict, Bhaskaravarman aided the Chinese with supplies of cattle, horse and accoutrement.

According to Hindu mythology, it is the emblem of Varuna, also considered an embodiment of kingship. Chatra is also a deity, yidam and ishta-devata. In various Dharmic traditions it is an accoutrement of chakravartin. A number of deities are depicted with chatra, and they include Revanta, Surya, and Vishnu (in his Vamana avatar).

Pelisek, C. (February 10, 2010): "Dating Game serial killer suspect Alcala cross-examines himself over his hair". LA Weekly. Retrieved September 1, 2011 Jed Mills, the actor who competed against Alcala on the show, told a reporter that earrings were not yet a socially acceptable accoutrement for men in 1978. "I had never seen a man with an earring in his ear," he said.

She had quarters for an operating crew of eight. She had a gym in the forecastle, a useful accoutrement on long, ocean tow missions. With full tanks the Marine Crusader carried 225,000 gallons of fuel.Many more details on the Marine Crusader are contained in The Work Boat, July 1984, pp. 28, 29, 35 On November 26, 1984 Marine Crusader was sold to Alaska Marine Towing Inc.

The grid, as a reference to modernism, of which it is an accoutrement, collides with the medieval antiquity of a castle. Some of the grid's columns intentionally don't reach the ground, hovering over stairways creating a sense of neurotic unease and contradicting the structural purpose of the column. The Wexner Center deconstructs the archetype of the castle and renders its spaces and structure with conflict and difference.

In the Buddhist lore, it is also a particular divine attribute of Padmasambhava and endemic to his iconographic representation and depicted as an accoutrement of his divine consorts, Mandarava and Yeshe Tsogyal. In the twilight language, it represents Yab-Yum. The weapon's three severed heads denotes moksha from the three worlds (Trailokya); it has a rainbow sash representing the Five Pure Lights of the mahābhūta.

The mirror is an ancient symbol throughout Indian religions. In Indian iconography it may be understood as a symbol for clarity, wholesome or complete perception and 'primordial purity' (Tibetan: ka dag) of the mindstream or consciousness. The mirror is often depicted as an accoutrementAccoutrement is herein employed in the sense of its etymon: refer, accoutrement. of the hagiographical signification of fully realised Mahasiddha, Dzogchenpa and Mahamudra sadhaka.

The department includes the orchestra, choir, band, visual arts, and theater productions. The secondary expansion, along with 9th grade gyms and offices, made for a very long and narrow two-story building with a total length of one quarter mile. This "tunnel effect" creates an environment for indoor running in the summer. Another large athletic accoutrement, added in 2004, is a hill more than tall with a paved running track paved to facilitate track runner training.

Olaf being Olaf Geirstad-Alf, a paternal half-brother to Halfdan. Gwynn considers that accounts of how Ragnhild was married to Halfdan "are heavy with the accoutrement of fictional saga". Wedding and bedding the rescued princess the same day of meeting her follows "the highest tradition of the Sagas of Old Time."Gwyn Jones, "A History of the Vikings" (1968), pages 85-86 The identification of Ragnhild as a niece of Thyra is considered improbable due to chronology involved.

In support of the Rendezvous' intended role as a versatile accoutrement for busy people with families, it provided a center console with storage space and power points for a laptop computer as well as a separate spots to hold a purse, a cell phone, pager or other small items that the owner would want to keep organized and readily accessible as well as an optional rear cargo organizer system and rear seat stereo system controls with headsets.

A trading jacket is a blazer garment worn by a broker who executes trades by open outcry in and around the trading pits of various financial exchanges. Throughout the twentieth century, trading jackets were simply white. Following counterculture of the 1960s, they became brightly colored and distinctive to assist in the identification of specific traders and/or the exchange members for whom they work. In the United States, American flags became a common accoutrement following the September 11 attacks.

Bell, the widow of James S. Bell, and family gave the school $500.00 as a memorial to Mr. Bell. This money was used for library accoutrement. In January 1967 the Lakeshore area, Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch were amalgamated with Etobicoke as the Borough of Etobicoke. In June 1967 the staff gave Mr. Gibbs a retirement party which was attended by a great number of people who had been on the James S. Bell staff over the years.

His only other accoutrement was a hatchet (ono or masakari). He was bossy to other children (or there simply were no other children in the forest), so his friends were mainly the animals of Mt. Kintoki and Mt. Ashigara. He was also phenomenally strong, able to smash rocks into pieces, uproot trees, and bend trunks like twigs. His animal friends served him as messengers and mounts, and some legends say that he even learned to speak their language.

The traditional Indian meal was roti and beans, but rotis tended to fall apart as a take-away item. To solve this, they hollowed the centre portion of a loaf of white bread and filled it with curry, then capped the filling with the portion that was carved out. The vegetarian version of the meal is sometimes known as a "beans bunny". An alternate, albeit unlikely etymology is derived from a mondegreen of "bun" and "achar" (Indian pickles), though the latter are not usually included in the dish (unless as an accoutrement).

Before the Duke of Wellington died in 1852, he had asked that all his battle trophies be carried at his funeral. As the eagle captured by the 87th Regiment of Foot was not available, it was decided to make a replica. The mould was made by Garrard's and was designed from a sketch of the original drawn by an officer of the 87th at the time of Barrosa. The capture of an eagle was celebrated through the addition of the eagle as a symbol or accoutrement to a regiment's colour or uniform.

428Picken, A Dictionary of Costume and Fashion, 2013, p.167 Like the tricorne it was a development of the low-crowned broad-brimmed hats fashionable in the later 17th century. Along with the bishop's apron and gaiters, the shovel hat was an instantly recognisable accoutrement of senior Anglican clergy between the 18th and late 19th century, although it was also worn by parsons and less senior figures. By the mid 19th century it was already seen as somewhat traditionalist or old-fashioned: Carlyle coined the term "shovelhattery" to attack hidebound orthodoxy in the Church of England.

He looked around and saw on a cloud-veiled treetop an apparition of the Virgin Mary, holding a Rosary in her right hand and The Child Jesus in her left arm, all amidst a heavenly glow. Mary told the farmer where she wanted her church to be built, and a chapel was built on the hilltop site of the apparition, forming the nucleus of the present town. Our Lady of the Rosary is depicted in other countries with similar attributes, with the accoutrement and style of the vestments varying across cultures. The Manaoag image is distinct from other statues in its sculpture and regalia, particularly its crown.

14th century English gentleman wearing an anelace on his girdle An anelace (or in Middle English anelas) was a medieval dagger worn as a gentleman's accoutrement in 14th century England. Frederick William Fairholt (1846) describes it as "a knife or dagger worn at the girdle", and George Russell French (1869) as "a large dagger, or a short sword, [that] appears to have been worn, suspended by a ring from the girdle, almost exclusively by civilians". Anelaces had a broad blade "sharp on both edges, and became narrower from hilt to point". Auguste Demmin (1870) also uses the term "anelace" for the similar cinquedeas of 15th century Italy.

The traditional hussars were introduced by Matthias; henceforth, the light cavalry is called , a name derived from the word ("twenty" in English), which refers to the drafting scheme where for every twenty serfs a noble owned, he had to equip a mounted soldier. After the Diet of Temesvár (Timişoara) of 1397, the light cavalry was institutionalized as an army division. They were the second ranked in order within an army and generally considered an elite force. They assembled from the militia portalis, a significant number of them , the Moldavians and Transylvanians with the first having serfs with lesser accoutrement and the latter generally regarded as good horse archers.

Poster for the serial Zorro Rides Again (1937), starring John Carroll as a descendant of the original Zorro Zorro is an agile athlete and acrobat, using his bullwhip as a gymnastic accoutrement to swing through gaps between city roofs, and is very capable of landing from great heights and taking a fall. Although he is a master swordsman and marksman, he has more than once demonstrated his prowess in unarmed combat against multiple opponents. His calculating and precise dexterity as a tactician has enabled him to use his two main weapons, his sword and bullwhip, as an extension of his deft hand. He never uses brute strength.

Guard Hussar with a traditional shabraque, decorated with a zig-zag border and royal cypher The arms of the City of London on a shabraque used on ceremonial occasions by the City of London Police A shabrack or shabraque () is a saddlecloth, formerly used by European light cavalry. The shabraque was an accoutrement of the hussar cavalry, based on the Hungarian horsemen in Austrian service who were widely imitated in European armies in the 18th and 19th centuries. The shabraque was a large cloth which in its original form, covered the Hungarian-style saddle, and was itself surmounted by a sheep or goat skin.Chappell, Mike (2002) British Cavalry Equipments 1800-1941 Osprey Publishing Ltd, (p.

Reportedly Spybuck told Harrington that he preferred painting cowboys, livestock and range scenes, and some say through Harrington's patronage, Spybuck's style evolved in his choice of subjects and the way he painted them. His style was representational, featuring local scenes of ceremonies, games, social gatherings and the home life he was familiar with and often participated in. His style could be called Plains Flatstyle Representative Art, in which individuals could be identified by the meticulous details of dress and accoutrement, set in a simplified three-dimensional setting with well-defined foreground and background. However, he took the representational depiction of the figures and settings in a new direction that was uniquely his own.

"Ape", published in Vanity Fair, 5 February 1887 Sometime after this incident he began to wear the accoutrement which bears his name, as compensation for the difficulty his disability caused with wearing his officer's sword. A Sam Browne belt is a wide belt, usually leather, supported by a narrower strap passing diagonally over the right shoulder; the diagonal strap stabilizes the scabbard of a sword if worn. Later such a belt would be adopted by other officers who knew Browne in India, but it was not to become used commonly by the British Army until after his retirement. Browne's original "Sam Browne" belt is possessed presently by the National Army Museum in Chelsea.

The ribbon has a wide center stripe of red, flanked on either side by a narrow stripe of light blue, thin stripe of dark blue, narrow stripe of light blue with a stripe of red at the edge. Multiple presentations of the Combat Readiness Medal are authorized, with additional awards denoted by oak leaf clusters. The Combat crew badge, a qualification accoutrement worn by crew members collecting time towards the medal, is no longer awarded. If an Air Force member has the Combat Readiness Medal and does the Blue to Green program (Air Force to Army transition) they are still authorized to wear the medal, but unlike in the Air Force, it will be worn as the last medal/ribbon, but before any foreign awards.

The four NSA buildings became known as the "Big Four." The NSA director moved to 2B when it opened. National Security Agency headquarters in Fort Meade, 2013 Headquarters for the National Security Agency is located at in Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, although it is separate from other compounds and agencies that are based within this same military installation. Fort Meade is about southwest of Baltimore, and northeast of Washington, D.C."Just off the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, about 25 miles northeast of Washington, is a secret city. Fort Meade, in suburban Maryland, is home to the National Security Agency – the NSA, sometimes wryly referred to as No Such Agency or Never Say Anything." and "It contains almost 70 miles of roads, 1,300 buildings, each identified by a number, and 18,000 parking spaces as well as a shopping centre, golf courses, chain restaurants and every other accoutrement of Anywhere, USA." in The NSA has two dedicated exits off Baltimore–Washington Parkway.

Concept art showing inspiration from Gundam Mk-II The RX-178 Gundam Mk-II are three prototype mobile suits developed by the Titans, an elite special unit of the Earth Federation forces, in UC 0087 - the first Gundam units seen in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam. Aside from a new paint job of dark blue and black with red and yellow highlights, the Gundam Mk. II bears great aesthetic similarities to its One Year War-era predecessor, the original RX-78-2 Gundam from Mobile Suit Gundam. The Mk. II represented a small increase in mobility compared to the original, and with the deletion of the cumbersome and expensive core block system, room was freed upon for a more modern panoramic cockpit setup (a more or less standard accoutrement for mobile suits in the same series and time period), which is designed to offer increased situational awareness to the pilot. Armaments are fairly standard Gundam fare, including a beam rifle (chronologically speaking, the Mk. II's beam rifle was the first of such weapons to be powered by a replaceable e-pac device; this was later retconned with Gundam 0083) and twin beam sabers.

Convenient, and the perfect accoutrement for such a traditional OLED. from Gizmodo
Or think of really unique ways to compliment a colleague's coffee accoutrement. from Refinery 29
It's easy to to mock the accoutrement, the high-minded seriousness of intent. from Vice
The beautiful blue LED screens on this toaster are more than a stylish accoutrement. from Business Insider
The center-positioned driver seat takes up the most space of any cabin accoutrement. from TechCrunch
The rest of the intelligent teenager's accoutrement – movie theaters, poetry readings, places to hang out – are missing. from TechCrunch
Owlet isn't the only one pitching a "smart" or tech-optimized version of a traditional baby accoutrement. from TechCrunch
Instead, you'll occasionally find a genuinely rare, golden weapon that comes pre-loaded with all manner of accoutrement. from Business Insider
But this might as easily be the backdrop of a Berlin nightclub, with its accoutrement of neon fencing. from Hyperallergic
Even the stormiest of creative minds has relied on this handy accoutrement to capture each stray flash of thought. from Economist
SNL went back to Torres's acquaintance's apartment to capture footage of the actual sink, a grandiose accoutrement in an otherwise mundane bathroom. from Vox
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson's lavish spending spree on office furnishings and other professional accoutrement also warrant a closer look. from New Republic
Let's not forget — on top of that, the Gemera seats four and comes with all of the accoutrement of a family car. from Business Insider
I'm fortunate enough to attend one game a year, where I'm far from the only fan wearing this accoutrement, or similar gear. from Washington Post
Because what better way to be prepared for your next bowl or vape than to wear a very useful smoking accoutrement around your neck? from Refinery 29
And now, the viral accoutrement is causing buzz again after Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan sported another Vuitton bib at tonight's SAG Awards. from Refinery 29
We solved the question for the ideal hamburger accoutrement long ago, when Thomas Jefferson asked for "potatoes served in the French manner" back in 1802. from Vice
Accessories-wise, the only accoutrement you need is a nylon shoulder bag for unencumbered dancing (or dancing intentionally cumbered by double tequila sodas, your choice). from Refinery 29
Turns out, the lyric "Turning brick walls into doors, I'm comin' home" is the perfect musical accoutrement for, as Brad Pitt would put it, killin' Nahtzees. from Vice
More than simply an accoutrement for the monastery for which it was created, "Waves at Matsushima" was an aesthetic object that was displayed on certain public occasions. from Hyperallergic
The bottom line: The club has "all the accoutrement that make people sometimes describe Trump as a poor person's idea of a rich person," Axios' Mike Allen said. from Axios
Shot in what appears to be a modest hotel suite, the duo's video makes the most of the setting with a few well-placed models and narcotic accoutrement. from Vice
But if you assign everyone a cocktail ingredient or accoutrement, they'll gather around your outdoor bar, they'll have fun making their own drinks, and they'll talk to one another. from Refinery 29
None appeared on the six-course tasting menu on offer this week and the only available accoutrement: a tiny dish of sea salt, set with its own tiny spoon. from CNN
Later, Colvin is herself wounded and loses an eye, resulting in her wearing a black eye patch for the rest of her life that would become her signature accoutrement. from New Republic
Word of the Day : equipment or clothing that is worn or carried, but not part of your main clothing _________ The word accoutrement has appeared in three articles on nytimes. from The New York Times
Of course, we've already begun debating the look, with some more enthusiastically in favor of the new face and all its accompanying accoutrement, and others – let's say, more cautiously optimistic. from TechCrunch
But the accoutrement also functions as a handy metaphor for both the Penguin's unparalleled ability to shield himself from trouble and the broad shadow the little man is casting across Gotham City. from The New York Times
It is an accoutrement as visible as Palace snapbacks and VOTE LABOUR posters, a prop for your cousin's Instagram account, a sachet of gritty banter that slips down as easily as a Unilad post. from Vice
He wanted the coat to hold all of his winter accoutrement, not to mention necessities like a wallet, glasses, tablet, and even a tiny compartment for a tracker just in case the jacket got lost. from Business Insider
While a big, absorbent roll of tissue may not be the most aesthetically pleasing accoutrement on your dinner table, it seems to be the main choice among younger consumers who see buying flimsier paper napkins as redundant. from Vice
"Being named 'whiskey stones' or being sold as a whiskey accoutrement, I think, has gone hand in hand with the explosion of interest in whiskey in general in the last decade," Whittington told VICE in a phone call. from Vice
He capitalized on the widespread distribution of his food products, thanks to the development and rise of self-serve grocery stores, supermarkets and, perhaps most important, clean, safe, fresh pasteurized milk -- the essential accoutrement of any bowl of cereal. from CNN
Though they hold truth, the tired arguments trotted out after mass murders like the one in Parkland to maintain the easy availability of attack weapons are pretexts to preserve the age-old accoutrement that makes men feel like men. from CNBC
At PS1, "Whose Utopia?" is set next to a bunk bed designed like the employees' own, decorated with hairbrushes, magazines, and the accoutrement of adolescent daydreamers; we imagine the workers laying to rest, dreaming of their hopes and their art. from Hyperallergic
Musk also noted at around the same time that "Every Tesla should have good art & music creation software" which does not actually seem like an essential accoutrement for a vehicle at all, but then again Musk is a billionaire and I am not. from TechCrunch
Otherwise, Eli is a turkey sandwich—it hits the spot once in a while depending on who prepared it and the accoutrement, but more often than not you'd rather be eating something else and you sound like an idiot when you defend its greatness. from Vice
From the treetops just outside, it is easy to imagine birds peering in at the show, and engaging the sculpture that appears to be an animal plaything, its long wooden body, coral colored, adorned with all kinds of hanging accoutrement, including ribbon, rope, cord, and chain. from Hyperallergic
THOMAS: The slap countdown and the cut-out turkey hands and all the sort of accoutrement we had Marshall do around the slap, it all boils down to one of our favorite things in comedy, which is working really, really, really hard on something really, really, really dumb. from People
So, in light of Big Marijuana and the new idea that weed is really a lifestyle accoutrement for the rich and trendy, I walked into last night's launch party for Sigur Rós' new cannabis-infused gumdrops with trepidation, fearing an ambush from the other end of the cannabis cultural appropriation spectrum. from Vice
While the actress-model is the most high-profile individual to wear the accoutrement as of late, other prominent celebrities have been spotted in similar looks in the past: Tippi Hedren didn't exactly choose to make live crows her signature style in The Birds, but she certainly looked chic while doing it. from Refinery 29
Owner Zach Neil turns out drinks like the Milk Was a Bad Choice and the You're My Boy Blue (showing the range of the bar beyond exclusively Anchorman lines), while the space itself is littered with various Will Ferrell accoutrement including movie posters, actual outfits and details from film sets, and lots of signed stuff from all over the place. from CNBC
The overall aesthetic of the art fair is, for lack of a better term, "safe," even though there are stray elements of surprise: A.Aardewerk, which normally deals antique jewels, for example, displayed a saddle-and-harness hybrid that recalls a luxury BDSM accoutrement, while outside the main galleries, Brooklyn-based art collective "Breakfast" had three motion-sensitive artworks whose appearance changed based on the movements of the people caught within the radius of their cameras. from Hyperallergic
The AMT design enjoys a small following of enthusiasts worldwide, mostly as a stand-alone accoutrement to existing end-user arrangements.
Dogs can occasionally tip the scale at . In Japan they are considered the equivalent of Sumo wrestlers, and are even depicted in wrestling accoutrement.
Army Accoutrement, William Silver Oliver Canadian patent. He died after a long illness, having spent the last 3 years of his life in England.
This was part of a series of royal portraits wherein the brothers were depicted separately in different situations and accoutrement. The attire was changed for allegorical effect.
One accoutrement used when writing on bamboo slips was a small knife which would be used to scrape away mistakes and make amendments. Decorated knives became a symbol of office for some officials indicating their power to amend and change records and edicts.
Pope Pius VII wearing papal slippers (1819, Thomas Lawrence, Royal Collection, Windsor). Glass sarcophagus of Pope John XXIII in St. Peter's Basilica. The Papal slippers are a historical accoutrement worn by the Pope. The papal slippers were a form of episcopal sandals worn by bishops.
Shambhala: South Asia Editions, p.292 Cool Grove is also known as 'Śītavana' (Sanskrit).Rigpa Shedra (July 2009). 'Shitavana'. Source: (accessed: October 3, 2009) Gray (undated: c2009) provides an excellent survey of chthonic charnel ground accoutrement motif such as skull imagery in the textual tradition of the Yogini tantras.
" For Dallas Observer, Holly Lafon wrote, "Stapleton's show was refreshingly free of the overglamorized accoutrement of country's current biggest pop stars. He traded fancy hair and flashing lights for a stripped-down presentation.[...] Only three other musicians joined him onstage. It seems to be, as he has said elsewhere, all about the music.
After 648 CE, the Chinese invaded India to avenge the insult done to Chinese representatives at the court of Harshavardhana by the minister who usurped the throne of Harshavardhana after his death. The minister was defeated and captured. In the conflict, Bhaskaravarman aided the Chinese with supplies of cattle, horse and accoutrement.
According to Hindu mythology, it is the emblem of Varuna, also considered an embodiment of kingship. Chatra is also a deity, yidam and ishta-devata. In various Dharmic traditions it is an accoutrement of chakravartin. A number of deities are depicted with chatra, and they include Revanta, Surya, and Vishnu (in his Vamana avatar).
Pelisek, C. (February 10, 2010): "Dating Game serial killer suspect Alcala cross-examines himself over his hair". LA Weekly. Retrieved September 1, 2011 Jed Mills, the actor who competed against Alcala on the show, told a reporter that earrings were not yet a socially acceptable accoutrement for men in 1978. "I had never seen a man with an earring in his ear," he said.
She had quarters for an operating crew of eight. She had a gym in the forecastle, a useful accoutrement on long, ocean tow missions. With full tanks the Marine Crusader carried 225,000 gallons of fuel.Many more details on the Marine Crusader are contained in The Work Boat, July 1984, pp. 28, 29, 35 On November 26, 1984 Marine Crusader was sold to Alaska Marine Towing Inc.
The grid, as a reference to modernism, of which it is an accoutrement, collides with the medieval antiquity of a castle. Some of the grid's columns intentionally don't reach the ground, hovering over stairways creating a sense of neurotic unease and contradicting the structural purpose of the column. The Wexner Center deconstructs the archetype of the castle and renders its spaces and structure with conflict and difference.
In the Buddhist lore, it is also a particular divine attribute of Padmasambhava and endemic to his iconographic representation and depicted as an accoutrement of his divine consorts, Mandarava and Yeshe Tsogyal. In the twilight language, it represents Yab-Yum. The weapon's three severed heads denotes moksha from the three worlds (Trailokya); it has a rainbow sash representing the Five Pure Lights of the mahābhūta.
The mirror is an ancient symbol throughout Indian religions. In Indian iconography it may be understood as a symbol for clarity, wholesome or complete perception and 'primordial purity' (Tibetan: ka dag) of the mindstream or consciousness. The mirror is often depicted as an accoutrementAccoutrement is herein employed in the sense of its etymon: refer, accoutrement. of the hagiographical signification of fully realised Mahasiddha, Dzogchenpa and Mahamudra sadhaka.
The department includes the orchestra, choir, band, visual arts, and theater productions. The secondary expansion, along with 9th grade gyms and offices, made for a very long and narrow two-story building with a total length of one quarter mile. This "tunnel effect" creates an environment for indoor running in the summer. Another large athletic accoutrement, added in 2004, is a hill more than tall with a paved running track paved to facilitate track runner training.
Olaf being Olaf Geirstad-Alf, a paternal half-brother to Halfdan. Gwynn considers that accounts of how Ragnhild was married to Halfdan "are heavy with the accoutrement of fictional saga". Wedding and bedding the rescued princess the same day of meeting her follows "the highest tradition of the Sagas of Old Time."Gwyn Jones, "A History of the Vikings" (1968), pages 85-86 The identification of Ragnhild as a niece of Thyra is considered improbable due to chronology involved.
In support of the Rendezvous' intended role as a versatile accoutrement for busy people with families, it provided a center console with storage space and power points for a laptop computer as well as a separate spots to hold a purse, a cell phone, pager or other small items that the owner would want to keep organized and readily accessible as well as an optional rear cargo organizer system and rear seat stereo system controls with headsets.
A trading jacket is a blazer garment worn by a broker who executes trades by open outcry in and around the trading pits of various financial exchanges. Throughout the twentieth century, trading jackets were simply white. Following counterculture of the 1960s, they became brightly colored and distinctive to assist in the identification of specific traders and/or the exchange members for whom they work. In the United States, American flags became a common accoutrement following the September 11 attacks.
Bell, the widow of James S. Bell, and family gave the school $500.00 as a memorial to Mr. Bell. This money was used for library accoutrement. In January 1967 the Lakeshore area, Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch were amalgamated with Etobicoke as the Borough of Etobicoke. In June 1967 the staff gave Mr. Gibbs a retirement party which was attended by a great number of people who had been on the James S. Bell staff over the years.
His only other accoutrement was a hatchet (ono or masakari). He was bossy to other children (or there simply were no other children in the forest), so his friends were mainly the animals of Mt. Kintoki and Mt. Ashigara. He was also phenomenally strong, able to smash rocks into pieces, uproot trees, and bend trunks like twigs. His animal friends served him as messengers and mounts, and some legends say that he even learned to speak their language.
The traditional Indian meal was roti and beans, but rotis tended to fall apart as a take-away item. To solve this, they hollowed the centre portion of a loaf of white bread and filled it with curry, then capped the filling with the portion that was carved out. The vegetarian version of the meal is sometimes known as a "beans bunny". An alternate, albeit unlikely etymology is derived from a mondegreen of "bun" and "achar" (Indian pickles), though the latter are not usually included in the dish (unless as an accoutrement).
Before the Duke of Wellington died in 1852, he had asked that all his battle trophies be carried at his funeral. As the eagle captured by the 87th Regiment of Foot was not available, it was decided to make a replica. The mould was made by Garrard's and was designed from a sketch of the original drawn by an officer of the 87th at the time of Barrosa. The capture of an eagle was celebrated through the addition of the eagle as a symbol or accoutrement to a regiment's colour or uniform.
428Picken, A Dictionary of Costume and Fashion, 2013, p.167 Like the tricorne it was a development of the low-crowned broad-brimmed hats fashionable in the later 17th century. Along with the bishop's apron and gaiters, the shovel hat was an instantly recognisable accoutrement of senior Anglican clergy between the 18th and late 19th century, although it was also worn by parsons and less senior figures. By the mid 19th century it was already seen as somewhat traditionalist or old-fashioned: Carlyle coined the term "shovelhattery" to attack hidebound orthodoxy in the Church of England.
He looked around and saw on a cloud-veiled treetop an apparition of the Virgin Mary, holding a Rosary in her right hand and The Child Jesus in her left arm, all amidst a heavenly glow. Mary told the farmer where she wanted her church to be built, and a chapel was built on the hilltop site of the apparition, forming the nucleus of the present town. Our Lady of the Rosary is depicted in other countries with similar attributes, with the accoutrement and style of the vestments varying across cultures. The Manaoag image is distinct from other statues in its sculpture and regalia, particularly its crown.
14th century English gentleman wearing an anelace on his girdle An anelace (or in Middle English anelas) was a medieval dagger worn as a gentleman's accoutrement in 14th century England. Frederick William Fairholt (1846) describes it as "a knife or dagger worn at the girdle", and George Russell French (1869) as "a large dagger, or a short sword, [that] appears to have been worn, suspended by a ring from the girdle, almost exclusively by civilians". Anelaces had a broad blade "sharp on both edges, and became narrower from hilt to point". Auguste Demmin (1870) also uses the term "anelace" for the similar cinquedeas of 15th century Italy.
The traditional hussars were introduced by Matthias; henceforth, the light cavalry is called , a name derived from the word ("twenty" in English), which refers to the drafting scheme where for every twenty serfs a noble owned, he had to equip a mounted soldier. After the Diet of Temesvár (Timişoara) of 1397, the light cavalry was institutionalized as an army division. They were the second ranked in order within an army and generally considered an elite force. They assembled from the militia portalis, a significant number of them , the Moldavians and Transylvanians with the first having serfs with lesser accoutrement and the latter generally regarded as good horse archers.
Poster for the serial Zorro Rides Again (1937), starring John Carroll as a descendant of the original Zorro Zorro is an agile athlete and acrobat, using his bullwhip as a gymnastic accoutrement to swing through gaps between city roofs, and is very capable of landing from great heights and taking a fall. Although he is a master swordsman and marksman, he has more than once demonstrated his prowess in unarmed combat against multiple opponents. His calculating and precise dexterity as a tactician has enabled him to use his two main weapons, his sword and bullwhip, as an extension of his deft hand. He never uses brute strength.
Guard Hussar with a traditional shabraque, decorated with a zig-zag border and royal cypher The arms of the City of London on a shabraque used on ceremonial occasions by the City of London Police A shabrack or shabraque () is a saddlecloth, formerly used by European light cavalry. The shabraque was an accoutrement of the hussar cavalry, based on the Hungarian horsemen in Austrian service who were widely imitated in European armies in the 18th and 19th centuries. The shabraque was a large cloth which in its original form, covered the Hungarian-style saddle, and was itself surmounted by a sheep or goat skin.Chappell, Mike (2002) British Cavalry Equipments 1800-1941 Osprey Publishing Ltd, (p.
Reportedly Spybuck told Harrington that he preferred painting cowboys, livestock and range scenes, and some say through Harrington's patronage, Spybuck's style evolved in his choice of subjects and the way he painted them. His style was representational, featuring local scenes of ceremonies, games, social gatherings and the home life he was familiar with and often participated in. His style could be called Plains Flatstyle Representative Art, in which individuals could be identified by the meticulous details of dress and accoutrement, set in a simplified three-dimensional setting with well-defined foreground and background. However, he took the representational depiction of the figures and settings in a new direction that was uniquely his own.
"Ape", published in Vanity Fair, 5 February 1887 Sometime after this incident he began to wear the accoutrement which bears his name, as compensation for the difficulty his disability caused with wearing his officer's sword. A Sam Browne belt is a wide belt, usually leather, supported by a narrower strap passing diagonally over the right shoulder; the diagonal strap stabilizes the scabbard of a sword if worn. Later such a belt would be adopted by other officers who knew Browne in India, but it was not to become used commonly by the British Army until after his retirement. Browne's original "Sam Browne" belt is possessed presently by the National Army Museum in Chelsea.
The ribbon has a wide center stripe of red, flanked on either side by a narrow stripe of light blue, thin stripe of dark blue, narrow stripe of light blue with a stripe of red at the edge. Multiple presentations of the Combat Readiness Medal are authorized, with additional awards denoted by oak leaf clusters. The Combat crew badge, a qualification accoutrement worn by crew members collecting time towards the medal, is no longer awarded. If an Air Force member has the Combat Readiness Medal and does the Blue to Green program (Air Force to Army transition) they are still authorized to wear the medal, but unlike in the Air Force, it will be worn as the last medal/ribbon, but before any foreign awards.
The four NSA buildings became known as the "Big Four." The NSA director moved to 2B when it opened. National Security Agency headquarters in Fort Meade, 2013 Headquarters for the National Security Agency is located at in Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, although it is separate from other compounds and agencies that are based within this same military installation. Fort Meade is about southwest of Baltimore, and northeast of Washington, D.C."Just off the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, about 25 miles northeast of Washington, is a secret city. Fort Meade, in suburban Maryland, is home to the National Security Agency – the NSA, sometimes wryly referred to as No Such Agency or Never Say Anything." and "It contains almost 70 miles of roads, 1,300 buildings, each identified by a number, and 18,000 parking spaces as well as a shopping centre, golf courses, chain restaurants and every other accoutrement of Anywhere, USA." in The NSA has two dedicated exits off Baltimore–Washington Parkway.
Concept art showing inspiration from Gundam Mk-II The RX-178 Gundam Mk-II are three prototype mobile suits developed by the Titans, an elite special unit of the Earth Federation forces, in UC 0087 - the first Gundam units seen in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam. Aside from a new paint job of dark blue and black with red and yellow highlights, the Gundam Mk. II bears great aesthetic similarities to its One Year War-era predecessor, the original RX-78-2 Gundam from Mobile Suit Gundam. The Mk. II represented a small increase in mobility compared to the original, and with the deletion of the cumbersome and expensive core block system, room was freed upon for a more modern panoramic cockpit setup (a more or less standard accoutrement for mobile suits in the same series and time period), which is designed to offer increased situational awareness to the pilot. Armaments are fairly standard Gundam fare, including a beam rifle (chronologically speaking, the Mk. II's beam rifle was the first of such weapons to be powered by a replaceable e-pac device; this was later retconned with Gundam 0083) and twin beam sabers.