Tamayo would then chew up the papers on which tips were written, prosecutors said.
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With Diaz and Familia unavailable, Callaway was counting on Syndergaard to chew up innings.
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The main cost is that activists can chew up endless hours of a CEO's time.
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I think the people he will chew up and step over are much more needy.
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Lots of tiny things chew up tiny chunks of time which begin to add up.
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The result is that health care manages to chew up about 17% of GDP without even covering everyone.
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And unlike real pets, the Dino Pet won't chew up your pillows or leave "presents" on your carpets.
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Because, you know, every point you chew up of GDP comes out of something-- comes from somebody else.
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So simulating the first 10 or so minutes after impact doesn't chew up much in the way of CPUs.
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Once the mother ship reaches distant reefs, these are lowered and the propellers used to chew up submerged coral.
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For the next three months, I only ate soup, oatmeal, and things I could chew up well, like raisins.
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And a no-frills running game led by Carlos Hyde, Duke Johnson and Watson can chew up the clock.
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For example, apps chew up a lot of cellphone data, so many community clinic patients prefer lower-cost text messaging.
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Even without a goal, Egypt seems happy to chew up some clock and perhaps leave the game with a point.
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Public-sector wages chew up almost 14% of GDP; inefficient state-run firms have too many workers (and not enough revenue).
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Chief of staff, a thankless role that tends to chew up and spit out the poor souls who have to fill it.
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We can chew up some pitches and make a pitcher feel like he's thrown eight or nine innings in a shorter period of time.
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Big hogs can chew up acres of crops in a single night, destroying pastures, tearing out fences, digging up irrigation systems, polluting water supplies.
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The pop music machine can chew up and spit out stars; being grounded in the music, not just the performance, keeps the music alive.
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Tamayo would then pass the tips to Eydelman at Grand Central's main clock and afterward chew up whatever the tips were written on, prosecutors said.
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The Vikings should be able to take an early lead, and then it can simply chew up the clock with Dalvin Cook running the ball.
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Last year, Schneider rolled out an app for drivers to rate customers, enabling Schneider to fix problems or drop accounts that consistently chew up driver time.
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The lender said it didn't need to control BT Investment Management as it was focusing on wealth management distribution, which doesn't chew up as much capital.
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He used Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen to perfection, and his downfield throws created room for Dalvin Cook, the rookie running back, to chew up yardage.
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Okay, so your pooch likes to chew up your shoes or your sandals or your slippers or whatever it is you choose to put on your feet.
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It was a rather slow fight that saw Assunçao land the harder punches, and Sterling land at greater volume and chew up his opponent's legs with kicks.
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Too much calcium in your axons brings in enzymes called proteases that chew up your axons and other proteins from the inside out like little Pac Men.
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In comparison, streaming video can chew up 500 to 700 megabytes of data an hour — and that is for files in the lowest "standard definition" picture quality.
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Its standard testing setup relies on several iPhones connected to Wi-Fi; it's a lot of downloads, after all, so no reason to chew up all that data.
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So I still have my security camera set up and I'm just watching my cat sleep and my dog chew up my paint brushes while I'm at work.
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But Ingram's perspective reflects a more sophisticated selection approach by athletes and parents on the supply side of a sprawling basketball industry that can chew up the unaware.
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Sure, opponents have run to chew up the clock against the Bengals, but that is not the only contributor to their league-worst 177.6 rushing yards per game allowance.
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The sport had yet to show how thoroughly it could chew up a fighter to the point that Coleman tried to hock his 2000 Grand Prix trophy on eBay.
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If Mack can keep quarterback Russell Wilson on the run and Howard can chew up yardage and the clock against Seattle's defense, the Seahawks will fall to 0-2.
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It's a gift that keeps on giving for your best friend and for you (and hopefully they'll be too distracted by all their new goodies to chew up your shoes).
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It's a story made all the more heartbreaking by haunting flashbacks, which depict the ways in which the Hollywood studio system can chew up and spit out its child stars.
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Alice and Connor sell their cheap, disappointing fireworks as developers chew up adjacent land for new condos, one of which is promised to Alice as part of a property deal.
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Medicare and Medicaid are also programs that are expanding at such a rate that they will chew up higher and higher percentages of federal spending every year, if not reformed.
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At some point they may have to realize that the combination of Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman running the ball gives them the ability to chew up the remaining clock.
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The subjects of the segment described scrubbing documents of hot-button phrases, hiding information in arcane filing systems, or referring items for legal review as a way to chew up time.
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Once in a lab, the first step is to separate out the RNA from everything else in the sample—human cells, proteins, enzymes that would chew up that viral genetic code.
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If anything it seems stronger because it has proven a sort of longevity by more or less avoiding a lot of the corporate trappings that can chew up and spit out artists.
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And, if so, how many times did it have to pee all over the carpet or chew up furniture before he got so pissed off he allegedly fed it to a turtle?
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At one point, there were 17 bulldozers to clear out lines of land to contain the blaze, two "masticators" to chew up brush and other small-diameter stuff, and skidders to move logs.
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If you're doing a call, be sure to have a screen-sharing system set up and ready — you don't want to chew up 10 minutes downloading and updating your Webex software (this happens frequently).
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The Quick and the Dead isn't an Oscar-worthy movie, but it's absurdly entertaining to watch Stone and Leo chew up the scenery with co-stars Gene Hackman, Gary Sinise, Lance Henriksen and Russell Crowe.
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It's an interesting idea at just about the right price and could mean the difference between seeing your puppy chew up your shoes via your home security camera and only hearing the carnage off-screen.
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"Chewing and spitting" — occasionally known as "c/s" to sufferers and "CHSP" to psychologists — is a disordered eating behavior in which individuals chew up and then spit out their food in an effort to lose weight.
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Heck, I'm sure my July will be busy, thanks to Hollow Knight, a game long enough that it might actually chew up all the free time I have, before games start moving back into gear next month.
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There really is a trade-off, and the history of health policy debates suggests that a massive overhaul of the health care system will chew up a ton of valuable agenda time and likely end in tears.
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Tamayo would then write the relevant ticker symbols on napkins or Post-its, pass the tips to Eydelman at Grand Central's main clock, and then chew up whatever the tips were written on until they were destroyed, prosecutors said.
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Although the story covers familiar ground, there are very particular aspects to it, from grappling with aging stardom to a glimpse back at the studio system in Hollywood's golden years, which could chew up even the town's biggest names.
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But over time he felt his way toward a winning strategy, which in a nutshell was to maintain a regular Army capable of occasionally confronting the British while letting the American militias chew up the British convoys and patrols.
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The eight-wheeled Stryker, which can be fitted with a cannon, mortar, or anti-tank missiles, gained popularity in Iraq because it has thicker armor than a Humvee but doesn't chew up roads like the tracked Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
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I was just happy to not lose an eye (earlier that evening an intrepid Star Wars podcaster, but drone novice, plucked one of the drones out of the sky and a spinning propeller proceeded to chew up one of his knuckles).
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During the day, we'd tested the resilience of our neck muscles, turned many hydrocarbons into eardrum-rattling sound and did our best to chew up the soft and grippy tires — all with the aim of evaluating Mercedes' latest performance coupe.
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It's nearly impossible to look at Carrie Fisher without seeing Princess Leia, without knowing that Fisher is someone whom Hollywood tried to chew up and spit out in the same way it does with all of its favorite young women.
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Silicon Valley Has Become a Front in the Culture Wars Your Instagram Posts May Hold Clues to Your Mental Health Mysterious Sea Creatures in Australia Chew Up Teenager's Legs Two Great Mathematicians Explored a Universe in Motion Mexico's Deadliest Town.
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They came back to life for a quickie a decade later in 2010, dosing us with shows and appearances at most major music festivals around the world, truly getting their taste of what the major leagues chew-up and spit out these days.
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"What has been going on here is completely and totally unacceptable," Mr. McConnell said in scolding his Democratic counterparts for making the Senate routinely chew up the 30 hours of "post-cloture" time on Federal District Court judges and subcabinet-level nominees.
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In a game that does not figure to be competitive, San Francisco may chew up clock with its running game — a strategy that just so happens to prey on one of Washington's most glaring weaknesses — which would put the large point spread in question.
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Last week we had "words" and this week we have "paper," punny clues for common bits and pieces that you can fold, tear, chew up and swallow in a panic to maintain secrecy, or misplace in your home and replace at great cost, over and over again.
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Here's how the Patriots' won their sixth title: The Patriots just needed to chew up clock, and they did that and more, reeling off 212 yards on nine plays, taking up 213 minutes and 218 seconds, and increasing their lead with a 41-yard field goal by Stephen Gostkowski.
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"They keep coming up with excuses," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, who added that Republicans' claims that witnesses would chew up weeks or months of Senate time were exaggerated and that he believed the testimony could be secured and wrapped up in a week or two.
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They were also surprised by the GOP leadership's determination to simply throw as much sand in the gears as possible of many of these bills — using extensive delaying tactics even when they didn't have the votes to block legislation — in order to chew up floor time and limit the amount Democrats could accomplish.
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So this is an ideal game to put the ball in the hands of Melvin Gordon and Austin Ekeler, hoping they will chew up the clock (while keeping Mahomes off the field.) This should be a close game, and Kansas City is fairly likely to win, but the Chargers just might pull off an upset.
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But, for me, too much of the focus afterward was placed on Kanye's spectacle and not nearly enough on the callous way Trump tried to use and exploit that moment, and the degree to which we have every right to be incredulous about Trump's manufactured concern for the criminal justice system's propensity to chew up black lives and destroy them.
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Allmovie gave the film a rating of 2 stars. A review by Cinemania criticized the actors "for the way they chew up the scenes!".
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It was a halfhearted attempt to get him to stop, because truly, I was hoping the dog would do the dogly thing and chew up the Frisbee.
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Polistes instabilis feeds on caterpillars as well as nectar. When hunting caterpillars, the workers chew up the caterpillars extensively before returning to the nest. They distribute the ingested liquid to larvae, and caterpillar remains to other workers. Foragers will take nectar from many different plants such as soapberry, sumacs, vauquelinia, and Apache plume.
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Caterpillars lack the proboscis and have separate chewing mouthparts. These mouthparts, called mandibles, are used to chew up the plant matter that the larvae eat. The lower jaw, or labium, is weak, but may carry a spinneret, an organ used to create silk. The head is made of large lateral lobes, each having an ellipse of up to six simple eyes.
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Each spring, queens that were born and fertilized at the end of the previous season begin new colonies. A queen selects a location for its nest, begins building it, lays a first batch of eggs and feeds this first group of larvae. These become workers and assume the chore of expanding the nest. They chew up wood, which mixes with a starch in their saliva.
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The roughing penalty gave GB a first down and another opportunity to run down the clock. The Packers continued to run Taylor (27 carries on the day for 96 yds) and Hornung (18 carries for 105 yds) to control the ball and chew up time. After the two minute warning the Packers punted again, and a last minute interception by Herb Adderley at the Packer 26 sealed Cleveland's fate.
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He winds up fighting the Japanese students, defeating all of them, including their sensei, single-handedly. He smashes the glass on the sign and makes the students who taunted him earlier chew up the paper bearing the derogatory words, so as to make them literally "eat their words". Later, Chen takes a stroll to a park. A Sikh guard refuses him entry, due to a posted sign that forbids dogs and Chinese in the park.
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After he trains the rats sufficiently, Willard takes them to Martin's home, where he orders them to chew up the tires on Martin's Mercedes-Benz. Willard's mother panics when she overhears the rats and later dies by falling down the stairs of the basement. Now Socrates is all he has left. Willard learns soon afterward that the payments on the house have fallen far behind and that the bank will likely foreclose upon the property.
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Buckles is a guileless and innocent dog, and is the strip's protagonist. He was born on March 25, 1996 (The same day the first strip was published). Most of the storylines of the Buckles comic series involve moral issues within Buckles himself. Of course since he is a puppy, issues are more to the point of whether or not to get in the garbage, roll in the mud, or chew up a valuable piece of clothing.
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On 20 January, Barcelona defeated Leganés 3-1, as the first-place Catalans chew up the 'Cucumber Growers' at Camp Nou. On 23 January, Barcelona lost to Sevilla 2-0 in the Copa del Rey quarterfinals. Juan Sarabia and Ben Yedder scored the goals for Sevilla. On 23 January, Barcelona announced that they had reached an agreement with Ajax for the transfer of Frankie De Jong who will be joining the Catalan club from 1 July 2019.
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L. dorsata builds its nests in a way that disguises it from vertebrae predators. They choose an overhanging leaf and build the nest underneath it so that it is hidden, and then proceed to construct an envelope that mimics the color and patterns of the leaves surrounding the nest. This mimicry results from the addition of colored leave pulp. Wasps chew up leaves on the surrounding tree, and then applied the resulting mixture to the outside of the nest.
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101-104 Morton (1978) attributed this to the fact that leaves are heavy, slow to digest, and contain little energy relative to other foods. The hoatzin is an example of a flighted, folivorous bird. Some bats are partially folivorous; their method of deriving nourishment from leaves, according to Lowry (1989), is to chew up the leaves, swallowing the sap and spitting out the remainder.Folivory in Bats: An Adaptation Derived from Frugivory by T. H. Kunz and K. A. Ingalls; Functional Ecology, Vol.
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Beetle Termitotrox cupido walking on a fungus garden of H. makhamensis In a study of termites in a forest in Thailand, fourteen nests of Hypotermes makhamensis were found per hectare. The termites forage on the forest floor, feeding on leaf litter and small and large pieces of dead wood. These termites play an important role in the forest ecosystem and cultivate fungus gardens. The termites chew up fallen leaves and rotten wood and deposit faecal pellets in chambers in the nest.
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Biological samples that have been exposed to the environment can get degraded by water and enzymes called nucleases. Nucleases essentially ‘chew’ up the DNA into fragments over time and are found everywhere in nature. Before modern PCR methods existed it was almost impossible to analyze degraded DNA samples. Methods like restriction fragment length polymorphism or RFLP Restriction fragment length polymorphism, which was the first technique used for DNA analysis in forensic science, required high molecular weight DNA in the sample in order to get reliable data.
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That same year, Modern Mechanics and Inventions described it as "the first successful exhaust muffler for airplane engines." The muffler used "a series of small pinwheels which 'chew up' the sound waves and retard the passage of exhaust gases without creating undue back pressure upon the engine." The New York Times noted Jones's "energy, her self-reliance, and her general distrust of men." According to the historian Anne MacDonald, Jones's dim view of the opposite gender made it harder for her to capitalize on the muffler.
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The larval mites feed on the skin cells, but not blood, of animals. The six-legged parasitic larva feeds on a large variety of creatures, including humans, rabbits, toads, box turtles, quail, and even some insects. After crawling onto their hosts, they inject digestive enzymes into the skin that break down skin cells. They do not actually "bite", but instead form a hole in the skin called a stylostome, and chew up tiny parts of the inner skin, thus causing severe irritation and swelling.
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Macrolepiota albuminosa is the fungus used by the termite Odontotermes obesus in the fungus garden (also called the comb) in its underground nest. The termites collect and chew up dead wood, leaf litter and other vegetable debris, depositing their faeces in the fungus garden situated in a central chamber of their nest. The hyphae of the fungus grow through the comb and the termites feed on the fungal threads. Periodically the fungus sends hyphae to the surface of the ground where mushroom-like fruiting bodies are formed.
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Quincy is Jason's pet iguana. Jason regularly uses him to tease Paige, either by waving the iguana in front of her, putting him in the bathtub while she is taking a bath, or throwing him on her. Other times he will let Quincy into her room so he can chew up her belongings and throw them up. At other times, Quincy just sits on Jason's head, while sometimes he dresses Quincy and himself up as various fictional characters, such as The Lone Iguana, Quincy John Adams, Quincynook, and QUINCE-E.
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A lesser muscle, the musculus depressor mandibulae, used to open the lower jaws, was located at the back of the skull and was connected to a strongly projecting, broad and anteriorly oblique processus paroccipitalis. Ouranosaurus probably used its teeth to chew up tough plant food. A diet has been suggested of leaves, fruit, and seeds as the chewing would allow to free more energy from high quality food; the wide beak on the other hand indicates a specialisation in eating large amounts of low quality fodder. Ouranosaurus lived in a river delta.
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A. c. japonica will dance (see Dancing) and smear plant material at the entrance of the hive. A threat consists of a hornet or competing bee arriving to the home nest and scouting it, smearing it with pheromones. Performing the dance triggers an emergency, bees will travel a short distance to gather plant material. A. c. japonica does not discriminate between plant texture, color, or the part of the plant. The bees will then stand at the hive entrance and chew up the plant to smear the juice over the entrance. A. c.
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Some large parrot species, including large cockatoos, amazons, and macaws, have very long lifespans, with 80 years being reported, and record ages of over 100. Small parrots, such as lovebirds, hanging parrots, and budgies, have shorter lifespans up to 15–20 years. Some parrot species can be quite loud, and many of the larger parrots can be destructive and require a very large cage, and a regular supply of new toys, branches, or other items to chew up. The intelligence of parrots means they are quick to learn tricks and other behaviours—both good and bad—that get them what they want, such as attention or treats.
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Danny Elfman - Gratitude The missing verse (starting at 1:37 in the original mix) is as follows: I used to eat people like you for breakfast I used to fly, high up in the sky I used to chew up rocks and spit out gravel I had a heart as cold as ice The missing verse was retained for all live performances of the song, sometimes with slightly different lyricsOingo Boingo - Gratitude - Universal Amphitheatre 1993.01.16Boingo at The Palace-Gratitude, and also appeared on the song's re-recording for Boingo Alive in 1988. In 2014, Varèse Sarabande issued a remastered version of the album on CD with the single edit of "Gratitude" included as a bonus track, erroneously labelled as the original mix.
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Toys should be sized appropriately for the bird's size and destructiveness; for example, a small plastic budgie toy could be dangerous for a large parrot that could break off and ingest a piece. Some birds may prefer wooden toys to chew up; some may prefer bells or other toys that make noise; some may prefer toys with leather strips they can untie; some may prefer a bowl of small 'foot toys' they can throw around. Some birds may destroy their toys quickly. Although commercial bird toys can be expensive, it is possible for owners to save money by making their own toys and providing other items such as cardboard, blocks of wood, pine cones, or freshly cut branches from non-toxic trees for a parrot to chew on and play with.
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Black-headed caique in its cage With the right home parrots have the potential to make excellent, highly interactive, affectionate, and entertaining pets prized by their owners, but should not be considered easy care or low-maintenance pets. Tame companion parrots require daily attention and interaction with their owners, and need to be housed in a cage at least large enough to allow the bird to spread its wings and move about comfortably. Companion parrots also need to be fed a diet that includes fresh vegetables and fruits, and a smaller amount of seeds and grains; dietary requirements vary with species and activity level. Other elements essential to a companion parrot's well-being include appropriate toys to chew up and play with; veterinary care; and social time out of the cage whenever possible—preferably on playgyms or other out-of-cage perches.
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The jaws were enormously strong and operated largely by chopping, though they could move laterally enough for the flat molars to grind. There are no blades or notches on any teeth for slicing meat, which are seen in all living and fossil taxa of predators that can chew. Archaeotherium easily could have killed and crunched up small animals as modern pigs and peccaries do, but because they could not slice off or chew fresh meat from large animals, they could not have been predators of large animals. However, it was possible for individual Archaeotherium to kill and chew up animals larger than modern pigs and peccaries do because of the much larger head and body size; fossil evidence suggests that in North America they may sometimes have hunted the delicate gazelle-camel Poebrotherium, severing the body in half and crushing and swallowing the foot-long rear section.
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A new reef of some value was found and it reopened. This was to be a cycle repeated often, and the first good gold was exported in 1898.Taken from "The Gold Mines of the World", By J.H. Curle 1902 It was to be the first mine to turn out good quality gold bearing quartz north of the Crocodile River, just outside Gwanda. Whilst there the giraffes used to break Stanley's wires,refer to 'The Bookman 1920' and incidentally injure their own necks in the process, and the lions used to chew up his fowls, and when chance offered, his native workers as well. But Stanley finally succeeded in putting up important telephone lines, which were still (in 1920) working, and his bright arc lamps frightened away the Matabele rebels from the mine, whose fires, in a range of kopjes a bare five miles away, had formerly been the only illumination allowed on that stretch of veld.
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Mikael Wood of Los Angeles Times deemed it a "savage, nasty, sex-positive triumph" and stated that "the women's vocal exuberance is the show—the way they tear into each perfectly rendered lyric and chew up the words like meat". From the same paper, Christi Carras wrote that the song "carries a political weight that men rapping about sex doesn't".. For The A.V. Club, Shannon Miller stated that "the anthemic salute to total, unabashed sexual agency" shows both rappers with a "straightforward delivery and collective vibrancy" that "exudes a spirit that is as rebellious as it is fun." Writing for Vulture, Craig Jenkins considered the song "class-A Filth for the ages", writing, "the main thrust here is the lyrics, there is so much thrusting going on in the lyrics". In Stereogum, Chris DeVille commented that the song "has big lead-single energy" as it is "a convergence of two of the biggest stars in rap".
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