So I'm just trying to do little bits and bobs.
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As monumental mosaics, as landscapes of metallic bits and bobs?
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Sorry, basic hoops and delicate bits and bobs — it's been real.
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At times, they're carrying pieces of flesh and decaying bits and bobs.
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That's used to do some of the rare synths, bits and bobs.
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But even the label-obsessed need plain bits and bobs for layering or co-ordination.
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But they also sell a bunch of bits and bobs for when things stop working.
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There are architectural drawings, of course, but also models, film clips, textiles, photographs, bits and bobs.
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Yes, there's definitely still bits and bobs in there that we've taken from our own lives.
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I added one thing and honed in on a few bits and bobs, but they were fine.
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Animations are much faster than they are in Marshmallow We saw some other nice bits and bobs.
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There's a new Nesty name and a few new bits and bobs, including better sound and new colors.
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This being LittleBits and all, builders are also encouraged to create their own vision using the bits and bobs.
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Eventually, I made a video using bits and bobs of sixteen languages, so I wouldn't have to keep performing.
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It's worth noting, of course, that those bits and bobs are relatively iterative, as is custom with the "s" suffix.
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Instead, there are pieces that take bits and bobs from those iconic looks and incorporate them into more modern looks.
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So MTV and Nickelodeon, and some other bits and bobs, but it wasn't one of these great media companies yet.
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Most people don't have settled, coherent opinions on issues at all, just bits and bobs they've picked up from their tribes.
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Other bits and bobs include a Snapdragon 845, which is basically a prerequisite for any flagship smartphone to be taken seriously.
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"Fluttery butterflies, couture flowers, gorgeous trims … and all manner of bits and bobs," advertised a hand-painted sign in the stairwell.
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He's taking meetings and other "bits and bobs," Mr. Austin said, and carefully planning a second single with a record label.
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As they improvise weapons from pool cues and other scavenged bits and bobs, their camaraderie and newfound purpose are rather sweet.
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Other bits and bobs — poems banged out on typewriters and marked up, lists, and collectible memorabilia — share space with the drawings.
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Do you remember your carefree childhood days building little marble mazes using cardboard boxes, straws, and other bits and bobs from your kitchen?
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To the left of the seat there were two storage areas where you could pop bits and bobs like your glasses or phone.
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These bits and bobs highlight "the feeling of daily life," but their mundane silhouettes are backlit by something more like a nuclear explosion.
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But getting all these technical bits and bobs working now means that it'll be easier to archive more parts of the early internet.
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We figured you may need to pop over to the mall for a few bits and bobs before the big #firstman #tiff premiere. pic.twitter.
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The bad-debt write-down, restructuring costs and other bits and bobs will partially offset the gains from these sales and the rights issue.
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He was always creative and enjoyed making crafts with bits and bobs of paper he had saved, ticket stubs and back-of-the-envelope doodles.
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I've also lost one bike helmet, four sets of headphones, a metro card, three bags of clothes, and multiple other bits and bobs while out drinking.
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We had a very small list; the first year, we only had the Kompakt releases, Wolfgang's Freiland series, and some bits and bobs, but nothing major.
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Embedding bits and bobs in polished urethane composites and then smashing, molding and slicing them, the two have created a signature style both freewheeling and rigorous.
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The Educator Kit contains more than 300 connectable blocks in all, plus multiple sensors, motors, LEDs and other electronics bits and bobs (the full inventory is here).
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Other bits and bobs worth mentioning: There's a 4K HDR display here, pretty much a given on a Sony flagship at this point, along with 4K movie recording.
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In many cases, not only are these services delivering food, they're delivering lots of extra stuff: bags, boxes, wrapping, napkins, utensils, packs of condiments, colorful branded bits and bobs.
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Even though wizards eschew modern technology, a good Hufflepuff would still have this sleek kit of useful tech bits and bobs to make sure no muggle gets left behind.
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If you're looking for stocking stuffers and want to step it up a few notches from the drugstore checkout line bits and bobs, you've come to the right place.
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Even when she's all dressed up in silver sequins, it's a round-necked, long-sleeved, knee-length number, practically nunlike compared with her former signature silken bits and bobs.
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"David Beckham asked me my opinion a few times on different bits and bobs," the 37-year-old actor said of working with the 41-year-old father of four.
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When a penguin overheats or a hare needs a turb charge they turn to Gus, who customizes their vehicles using the pile of "bits and bobs" heaped alongside his shop.
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For his debut record Limn, which consists of ten ambient tracks recorded in "little bits and bobs" following the Canadian group's last tour, the veteran musician chose to do everything alone.
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"An American in Paris" funded an upgrade to the two bathrooms, where you will now see the bits and bobs of the art Mr. von Essen had been gathering so assiduously.
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During the Renaissance, it had been de rigueur to piece together fragments of newly dug up works to recreate a whole figure, even if that meant combining bits and bobs from different originals.
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Bits and bobs: We have other coverage, including a look at how the election's results are being seen in Europe and the United States, and a map that breaks down the election results.
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For the CEOs, it was merely a vessel to which your PA would forward all the important bits and bobs, like golf calendar dates and a randomized list of redundancies that you have to enforce.
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This unit, then, is one that's pieced together from bits and bobs across the many models across the films, with a final product thats said to be the most collectively "film used" known to exist.
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Which brings us to Bran, or should I say, King Bran the Broken (which, kind of rude title there, Tyrion?), Ruler of the Six Kingdoms, and all the other bits and bobs attached to his name.
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The effect is already a bit jolting (and, at times nausea-inducing) in standard VR, but all of that really goes next level when you look down and you've swapped your bits and bobs with someone else's.
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But when it recently issued a tender for the first phase of the project (excluding an amphitheatre and a few other bits and bobs), with a projected budget of 25bn rupees, the lowest bid came in at 38bn.
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In the 1990s, Chinese markets saw that discarded plastic could be profitably recreated into exportable bits and bobs—and it was less expensive for international cities to send their waste to China than to deal with it themselves.
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Like a number of other bits and bobs announced at Google I/O thus far, there are still some important questions left unanswered about the Mi Box — but here's what we do know about Xiaomi's forthcoming set-top box.
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It only takes one Marine to carry the drone, the launcher and other key bits and bobs so the Marine can pilot, see through the drone's "eyes" and teach the drone its target if it will be flying the mission autonomously.
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"BBC English" was once a byword for the poshest British accent, the one that featured all the old vowel gliding (hee-eh for hair), along with the bits and bobs that many of us forget when trying to simulate classy British.
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After warning us that the possessed doll is "a beacon for other spirits," the demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) lock her in a special artifacts room in their home alongside other malevolent bits and bobs.
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Look, here's Tyrion wandering along a beach: And here's Samwell pointing to a book: There are a few other bits and bobs like that, but we really want to draw your attention to three moments in particular... Here's Jon Snow, looking uncharacteristically warm.
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Every quarter, the military branch sees 22,22002 part requests go unfilled, despite its readiness to pay an exorbitant amount of money to replace bits and bobs that once cost pennies—try $10,000 for a toilet seat cover in a C-17 Globemaster III.
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Longing for the days of the sticky floored arcades of your youth and long nights spent with the Atari 2600, but can't be bothered to dig through your mum's basement to find all the bits and bobs to throw yourself into a retro-gaming binge?
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The 1,500-pound package comes with all the bits and bobs you'll need to set it up: roof shingles, support cradles so the sauna is elevated from the ground, a sauna heater and stones, a stainless steel chimney, seating, and a tinted glass door.
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The main street, Jizo-dori, features a variety of shops selling food, sweets, medicaments, bits and bobs and, most notably, a huge choice of woolly underwear in bright red, a favourite colour with the elderly because it is thought to be lucky and health-giving.
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As far as the high(er) tech bits and bobs, plans include on-board WiFi, which certainly makes sense and USB chargers �� which, let's be honest, could become something of an issue on a system where people grapple for the last open seat during rush hour.
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For those unfamiliar, Shaw is a Michigan-bred, 64-year-old contemporary artist who, alongside Mike Kelley, became known as one of the leading lights of the "lowbrow art" movement, which took inspiration from underground comics and other bits and bobs of both mainstream and fringe culture.
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With the new owner came a new name, the "Palace Kitchen," and a new menu that Mr. Neuling describes as "three leaves of salad on a plate with a few other bits and bobs, all of it organic," for what he said was three times the price.
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He drew some sketches of clothes-obsessed, bratty-looking teen-agers—"The Girls with a Passion for Fashion!" he called them—and made a prototype by piecing together bits and bobs that he found in a trash bin at work and in his own collection at home: a doll head, a plastic body, and Ken boots.
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This is all to say that I took ages to solve Greg Johnson's grid today, but encountered very little frustration (mainly regarding those little bits and bobs of romance languages that weren't in my limited vocabulary.) There were a lot of amusing touches and interesting snippets of information, some of them quite timely, a few of them nostalgic.
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I had read bits and bobs about him in Rolling Stone and mid-2000s music blogs, but that day I picked up the album Yip/Jump Music on the strength of Daniel's album art alone: a stark black and white marker pen sketch of a big-headed baby, with curling font like a poster bill for an old vaudeville show.
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A quick rundown: In the past few weeks, Facebook has introduced a "Stories" feature, a new way to post colorful blocks of text as status updates, a "false news" identification tool, and, for some users, a new "rocket" icon that connects to an alternate news feed filled with bits and bobs you'll supposedly enjoy interacting with based on what the company's algorithms understand about your behavior.
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IN HIS workshop on Eel Pie Island near Twickenham, glimmering with light from the Thames outside, Trevor Baylis kept wrenches, pliers, cables, hammers, gear-wheels, lengths of piping, light bulbs, massed coat-hangers, tubs of washers, wing-nuts, screws and nails, books, chisels, old St Julien tobacco tins full of bits and bobs, saws, hacksaws, cross-saws, balls of string, a splendid metal lathe which neighbours would pop in to use, sheets of foil dropped in the war by German bombers, all his dead domestic appliances (for disassembly and cannabilisation), and last but not least his boyhood Meccano sets, their instructions held together with yellowing Sellotape, out of which he would still make little clockwork vehicles that buzzed along the worktops in a determined way.
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Cruised the aisles picking up recipe bits and bobs, then zizzed home to tidy the flat and start cooking.
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Add the cider vinegar and boil to reduce to a dessertspoonful, scraping up the bits and bobs stuck to the ≥ bottom of the pan as you do so.
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It is surrounded by an odd collection of ships parts, old trunks, and the skeletal remains of marine creatures, and bits and bobs collected from Danish ships. Denmark on the Coromandel, DNA, 29 September 2019 Glass objects, Chinese tea jars, swords, daggers, spears etc., are found. Many of these objects are from the sea.
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The iconic head explosion scene was the product of trial and error, eventually settling on a plaster skull and a gelatin exterior packed with "latex scraps, some wax, and just bits and bobs and a lot of stringy stuff that we figured would fly through the air a little better" as well as "leftover burgers." When other explosive techniques failed to give the desired effect, special effects supervisor Gary Zeller told the crew to roll cameras and get inside the trucks with doors and windows closed; he then lay down behind the dummy and shot it in the back of the head with a shotgun.
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When reviewing both MacGyver and the Lethal Weapon TV adaption Maureen Ryan with Variety said "Lucas Till's performance as the title character misses the mark completely" and that "Both programs seem like broken relics from a time capsule". Daniel Fienberg from The Hollywood Reporter says "Despite a blockbuster director at the helm, it's a shoddy product made out of the sort of ill-fitting bits and bobs that Angus MacGyver himself might fashion into a bomb". Following the season finale Matt Webb Mitovich of TV Line stated "I find the five-person cast a bit claustrophobic, and I’m on record as not being a fan of new boss Matty Webber".
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Due to the fact that the music was first written for a live performance, Making a New World is presented like one continuous suite, with songs and vignettes seguing into each other. Peter said this was done in part so audiences would not worry about whether it was appropriate to applaud between songs during the live shows. Making a New World marked Field Music's first extended suite on an album since Plumb (2012). Thorpe-Tracey said because of the way the songs are intertwined, he did not immediately realize while listening to "Coffee or Wine" that he had already reached the third track; Thorpe-Tracey praised the album's "inventive overlaying of bits and bobs".
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What we have here may be a technical marvel, but only the engineers will know for sure. From the outside looking in, if they'd spent half as much time on any other part of the game as they did animating the bits and bobs, maybe Knack would've contained something worth caring about." James Marshall of The Digital Fix likewise gave it 5 out of 10 and said it was "something constructed of relics – from the basic gameplay to the poor characterisation, nearly everything feels like something from two console generations ago." David Jenkins of Metro gave it 3 out of 10 and called it "A poor quality video game by any measure, but what this joyless throwback is doing being a key launch title for the PlayStation 4 Sony only knows.
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Situated south of the River Nene, the area was historically part of Huntingdonshire, rather than the Soke of Peterborough in Northamptonshire. The civil parish of Woodston was divided under the provisions of the Local Government Act 1894 into Woodston Rural parish (of 984 acres) and Woodston Urban parish (70 acres). In 1905, Woodston Rural became part of Old Fletton Urban District and Woodston Urban became part of Peterborough Municipal Borough.Brown, Marion Elizabeth and Benton, Frances Elizabeth Woodston Bits and Bobs (and a Bit of Surrounding Area) BB Books, Peterborough, June 1996 The ecclesiastical parish of Saint Augustine of Canterbury in the Diocese of Ely remained undivided; although this has now been placed under the pastoral care of the Bishop of Peterborough, acting as Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Ely.
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" Gordon described the music as similar to Pink Floyd, King Crimson and Max Vague. Bollenberg noted "the material on Office Of Strategic Influence gets closer to Moore's very own Chroma Key mixed with dashes of latterday Porcupine Tree... there are bits and bobs all over the album that could easily have fit on In Absentia." Ed Sander of DPRP compared the album's sound to that of Porcupine Tree: "the album features both the dreaminess of some early Porcupine Tree material, as well as the aggressive riff based approach of tracks like 'Up The Downstair', 'Signify' and 'Wedding Nails' and other trademark Tree elements like distorted vocals and catchy bass parts." He noted the music was "more based around catchy dark riffs in the Porcupine Tree vein then on self-indulging fast-finger guitar or keyboard solos.
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Based on the first episode of the show, Pat Stacey of the Evening Herald asserted that Ó Sé and Byrne have no chemistry between them. The Irish Times TV review said it is "a panel show, and the idea – I think – is to be more heavyweight than Derrane and discuss the social and political events of the day, or, as they said, what people are talking about. Except there's also a pointless phone-in poll, a mortifyingly stupid quiz, consumer items and other random bits and bobs" and that it had missed a huge opportunity when Michael Kennedy TD of the Fianna Fáil political party stated he was in support of Tom Kitt's suggestion that the Taoiseach's leadership of the party needed to be discussed by the party, a major coup for the new show hampered by a "confused" and "lightweight" format. The set was also described as "old fashioned" and "clunky".
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