Survival, and not being cut open, should be the floor.
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For some reason, I was deathly afraid of being cut open.
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Cut open the top and let the steam release a bit.
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The fruit of Myristica fragrans is cut open to reveal its seed.
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Once its cut open, the sound is also interesting to listen to.
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So, if you cut open a building, it is all "trash" inside.
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A unique specimen such as the Iceman is not cut open lightly.
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Cut open the bag of Doritos by one of its sides. 2.
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You will find dead dogs at your doorstep, their throats cut open.
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The fish is then cut open and its egg sac is removed.
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Afterward, when the heart was cut open, its chambers contained no blood.
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After all, I was going to get my balls cut open. Voluntarily.
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The daughter's brain was smashed out, the mother's abdomen was cut open.
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The rear of the car was cut open to insert a steel plate.
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On the courtyard floor lay two metal safes, crudely cut open and empty.
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"My eye got cut open and I was bleeding profusely everywhere," VanZant recalls.
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My throat was cut open so that a machine could breathe for me.
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Mark cut open his M.R.E. and spilled its contents onto our coffee table.
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Cut open a baguette or roll and spread it open like a book.
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The damage from broken windows and air vents cut open by police is unclear.
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Once you've cut open a Willow bag, you'll need to store any unused milk.
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Police officers searching for survivors cut open an automobile using "Jaws of Life" clippers.
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Watch YouTube channel's "What's Inside" cut open a Yeti and an Igloo for comparison.
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If they cut open our veins, red tulips will blushlike blood in the fields.
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But when they cut open his shirt, they see he's already HAD an autopsy.
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And to add insult to injury, he'll have to cut open his beautiful face.
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Once the lip was cut open, the doctor carefully trimmed out each bit of silicone.
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At least five other alligators were caught and cut open before they found the killer.
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Hanna was forced to cut open the doll's appendix, which was insanely gruesome and bloody.
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"We cut open the costume and had this green screen on my stomach," she said.
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Firefighters on the scene cut open the bus roof to free passengers still trapped inside.
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They massed on a hilltop of dirt cut open with row after row of graves.
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He cut open the sacks of rice, looking for weapons, and took them into custody.
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When biologists cut open fish or inspected bird droppings, they almost never found jellyfish remains.
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They kill the woman, cut open her womb, and [steal] the fetus—a live baby.
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One of the soldiers, a young man, blood-stained battle tunic hastily cut open, is groaning.
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Stones have also been used by chimps to crack open nuts and cut open large fruit.
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Oh, and that multibillion-dollar wall is now being cut open by smugglers with $100 saws.
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Temporary relief came from using a razor to cut open his sores to drain, he said.
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The songs on it feel like Tin Pan Alley ballads cut open, made into dark dreams.
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The Wawona tree, in the Mariposa Grove at Yosemite National Park, was cut open in 1881.
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It appeared to be another familiar bust to the Mexican police, until they cut open the bags.
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The puppies, mostly purebred dogs including Labrador retrievers, had their bellies cut open and heroin stitched in.
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Under anesthesia on the operating table, her chest cut open, she heard the doctors pronounce her dead.
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If someone says he's sick, then we need to cut open his abdomen to find the problem.
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They cut open lizards and crows and spiders, mixed animal remains with tobacco and smoked it up.
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She said other officers arrived, cut open his shirt and appeared to be putting bandages on his neck.
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It was common to turn the shark over and cut open the belly so the liver floated out.
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Onions are delicious, but leave them cut open in the fridge and they stink the whole thing up.
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Zhang cut open the box and began organizing the seven packages that were inside according to their destinations.
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But when I cut open that avocado, he looked over in this childlike wonder and was actually amazed.
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It looked simple enough, but cut open, revealed several bright vertical layers, like a kind of magic trick.
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The pouch may need to be cut open and, if the joey is still attached, the nipple severed.
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On at least one other occasion, he cut open a bird, the caller said, according to the Journal.
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"We cut open the costume and had this green screen on my stomach," Gadot told Morris of Justice League.
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When it is cut open, for city drain-work or open-cast mining, the raw, muddy scar seems repellent.
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"The first time around, we waited to find out until we cut open our cake," Heather, 33, tells PEOPLE.
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I was assigned to be one of the employees that would cut open the packages that contained our merchandise.
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Look at this calzone: there's so much cheese in it that when it's cut open, everything just oozes out.
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The surgeons cut open her chest, sawed through her breastbone and cranked open her rib cage with a retractor.
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Music masked the background noise and distracted patients from the experience of being cut open and sewn back together.
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"The main problem is that the doctors had to cut open her intestines to get the money out," Travers explains.
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And at Vivienne Westwood — certainly a patron saint of the unkempt — a patchwork sweater was cut open at the sleeves.
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Although he's cut open iPhones, DSLR cameras, and laptops, one of Warren's favorite object autopsies was the humble clothing iron.
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To date, he says he's cut open at least 25,000 cans, producing countless artworks and installations with the CANLOVE collective.
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Hooked up to polygraph machines, these law-abiding public servants had the most intimate details of their lives cut open.
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DEMIKA, Ethiopia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The first time Mukulo Orgo cut open a tomato, he expected a mango-like fruit.
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We did full body makeup to make me look like a corpse and the prosthetic of having been cut open.
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During the standard prenatal surgery for spina bifida, surgeons cut open the woman's abdomen and uterus to reach the fetus.
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Together they took heavy pincers to cut open wire strung between concrete posts in that part of the Iron Curtain.
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" Camacho becomes excited before she leans forward, narrowing her eyes, and asks, "What happens when I cut open that surface?
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For a lot of it I was incredibly tense, and the moment when his head gets cut open, I just screamed.
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When the Line-X-protected watermelon was cut open afterwards, using an industrial saw, the insides had been reduced to mush.
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One of my favorites was Moroccan bread cut open, spread with Laughing Cow, hot boiled potatoes, hard-boiled egg, and harissa.
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I was carrying all of these items, and as I was walking, I slipped and cut open my foot really deep.
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There are stories about female saints, whose hearts, cut open after death, were literally inscribed with professions of love for God.
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After all, you'll probably want to know how to properly cut open an avocado before swinging your knife straight into it.
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After all, it's violent to take up a knife and cut open a person's body and rummage around with your hands.
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Near one end of the long, sleek bar is a model of a newborn, cut open to show its internal organs.
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Or when Chief Hopper cut open that corpse and discovered it was effectively a stuffed animal, filled with soft, spongy material.
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The dead body of a baby albatross, its stomach cut open to reveal the diet of plastic waste that killed it.
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Doctors cut open his stomach and took out half of his small and large intestines, which had been burned and damaged.
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When they spotted the python on Wednesday, they cut open its belly with a knife to reveal the farmer's body completely intact.
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It's there our young villain becomes enamored with a brutal painting of a man hung upside down with his stomach cut open.
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He cut open his jacket and put the anti-stabbing material inside, and had an FMS Enterprises employee try to stab him.
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I wanted to feel invincible after nine months of being poked and prodded and cut open in the name of reputable science.
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In late December, two bodies, cut open and stuffed with concrete, were found in the Mekong River at the Thai-Lao border.
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On top of everything, the Trump administration has cut open enrollment by about six weeks, with enrollment shutting down on December 15.
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Powell, 18, was found with multiple stab wounds on his body, while 17-year-old Otteson's throat had been cut open, authorities said.
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The villagers chased down the snake, cut open its gut to their horror (as well as the world's) they found Akbar's body inside.
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To get into the vehicle, those arrested cut open a safety seal with box cutters and found shoes in unmarked brown boxes inside.
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How do you talk someone into allowing strangers to cut open her still-warm body and dig around for her still-working organs?
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It is presented to the table whole, then whisked away — like Dover sole, for private filleting — and cut open with scissors, eight snips.
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Until now, the only real way to stimulate the regions deeper inside the brain was to cut open the skull and directly implant electrodes.
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So we're just going to have to cut open some more dead porpoise genitals, do some more studies, and hopefully, watch some whales fuck.
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Back in 2010, the company posted a video to its Facebook page that demonstrated, in great detail, how to cut open the mysterious fruit.
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The bus was so badly crushed that workers had to "cut open the body of the bus" with rods and stones to rescue passengers.
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Individual food bags must be cut open with scissors and are not resealable — they must be stored in a takeout container in the fridge.
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But the doctors basically cut open my scalp, drilled a hole through my skull, and then placed the electrode on the surface of my brain.
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I've been poked and prodded and scanned and strapped to a table and cut open and sewn back up over and over and over again.
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Three burglars, wearing white suits and motorcycle helmets, are seen rushing into the gallery before sparks fly as they cut open an armored glass case.
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To minimize bleeding with each lipoma Lee cut open, she used her glove-covered fingers to pull the fat deposits out of Gerard&aposs body.
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Ms. Garver guides her 1999 Pontiac through the cold rain to the Save-A-Lot supermarket, where many goods sit in cut-open cardboard cases.
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A condition that required too many surgeries and procedures to count, so I grew accustomed to being cut open, pulled apart, and put back together.
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Faris said the villagers killed the snake and when they cut open its belly, they found the woman&aposs body still intact with all her clothes.
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When she came to, she was strapped to a hospital bed, her shirt was cut open, and she'd been revived using the opioid overdose antidote naloxone.
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Echoing Werning, she acknowledged that most paleontologists would not want to cut open, or demineralize, their fossils in order to search for the rare medullary bone.
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Inside the apartment, her neighbor, Brooke Crews, 38, did the unthinkable: she cut open the young mother's abdomen and ripped her baby out of her womb.
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" Caught in the middle of a winter storm, he sought warmth from a sleeping giant and "cut open her belly and crawled up right inside her.
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Prosecutors said Crews admitted that she fought with the young woman before she cut open her womb and took her unborn baby, local station WDAZ reported.
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They're only going to buy more gigantic plush Pooh bears to cut open and hide in like a Tauntaun to protect themselves from the Zika mosquitoes.
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Prosecutors said Crews admitted that she fought with the young woman before she cut open her womb and took her unborn baby, local station WDAZ reported.
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You see this represented in games like the one where you cut open an apple to see the seeds form the initial of your future husband.
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"I've cut open by hand at least 25,000 cans to date, and produced countless artworks and installations with the CANLOVE team," he tells The Creators Project.
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The day after last year's Brexit referendum, he said, a black-cab driver cut open his forehead with a beer glass, sending him to the hospital.
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It's a shame that Luke's Tauntaun was cut open to keep him and Han Solo (Harrison Ford) warm in a scene right out of "The Revenant."
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"Before David arrived, no one knew how to cut open a chest," Abu Waseem, a young medical worker specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery, told me.
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Why is the back of the cue-ball-bald head in "Head" (1977) cut open with a rectangular incision to reveal a suture job resembling a loom?
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Grandmama, the smartest, most responsible human being I knew, cut open chicken bellies and washed the shit out of white folks dirty underwear because of Cole's power.
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Firefighters had to cut through 30 to 40 logs with chainsaws before they could even start to cut open the car and rescue the man, O'Brien said.
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The marine filter feeder appears to have a rock-like exterior, but when cut open, it resembles the inside locule of a juicy tomato, dripping translucent blood.
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Hugo stays as far away as he can possibly get in our small boat as I cut open the remaining sack of offal from the slaughtered bull.
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Cody and his model wife, Danny Pimsanguan, were pretty confused at their gender reveal party ... when they cut open a cake expecting to see blue or pink.
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However, once they successfully made it through the logs, they were able to cut open the car within 10 to 15 minutes and safely remove the driver.
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One of the more shocking realizations about the avocado this year was just how many humans accidentally cut open their hands with knives when they're prepping the fruit.
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You just cut open the box, mist with water, and in 10 days you'll have a beautiful bloom of mushrooms to add to your pizza or stir fry.
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They were "cut open while still alive for their kidneys, livers, hearts, lungs, cornea and skin to be removed and turned into commodities for sale," the report said.
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They then cut open the roof of the car and a door to free the badly injured camel, which was also shifted to a veterinary hospital for treatment.
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He covered her head with a pillowcase, wrapped nylon stockings around her mouth and eyes, bound her hands behind her back, cut open her underpants and raped her.
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They were "cut open while still alive for their kidneys, livers, hearts, lungs, cornea and skin to be removed and turned into commodities for sale," the report said.
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Crews admitted that she fought with Savanna before she cut open her womb and took her unborn baby while she was still alive, prosecutors said, local station WDAZ reported.
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Essentially, as things work now, the skull is cut open, the brain is exposed, chips are installed, connectors are mounted to the skull, and the head is stitched up.
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Nansen claimed, by the way, that the shark was able to live for several days even after this "huge, ugly animal" had been cut open and placed on ice.
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The pic of the operation is NASTY ... docs cut open the side of her knee, pulled her skin apart and did everything they could to stitch her ligament back together.
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"Our animal staff noticed that the mesh on her enclosure was cut open," Margo McKnight, president and CEO of the Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society, told the Sun-Sentinel.
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While the car — which had to be cut open to pull out the bodies — belonged to DePaola, her son Chris was the one who primarily used it, according to E!
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"Meeting" (1980-86), inside a former classroom, nods to the classic, square-shaped Quaker meeting house, but with part of its ceiling cut open as an oculus to the sky.
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One option is to literally cut open the turtle to examine its gonads, said McKnight, a procedure which may weaken the animal, make it vulnerable to infection, or even be fatal.
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Kardashian-West posted a photo of one of the cut-open cakes, revealing that it had six rainbow layers and was filled with multi-colored sprinkles of different shapes and sizes.
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Residents of the "Jungle" are treated to "an endless guerrilla siege", walled in by concrete and barbed wire, their tents cut open with blades and sprayed with teargas and then burned.
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That facility was the site of a 1981 attempted jail break -- where an inmate's cohorts hijacked a sightseeing helicopter and attempted to cut open the wire mesh covering, the US said.
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Yes, people are now too lazy to cut open an avocado and spread it on bread—or to walk to the corner café to have someone else do it for them.
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Village officials cut open the swollen body of the snake in a graphic video taken by a resident of Mamuju, on the eastern island of Sulawesi, the site of the incident.
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Elsie gets to smack a necro-fetishist tech upside the head with blackmail, cut open a corpse's arm, and throw the bloody evidence of a secret plot onto her boss' desk.
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"The more and more birds she cut open, the more and more plastic she found, especially in the sick birds that were then more likely to develop a parasite," Brandon adds.
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The bodies of two Thai activists who fled to Laos were found on the Thai side of the Mekong River in January, cut open and weighed down with chunks of concrete.
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She ties him up and opens the blinds of the room so everyone on the street can watch her hang him upside down and cut open his stomach...as his wife watches.
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After the London Bridge attack doctors at KCH performed more than a dozen chest drains and "clam-shell" thoracotomies, where the chest is cut open in an arc beneath the rib cage.
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One set of photos provided by a de-miner show how the group set up an open-air chop shop to cut open unexploded American aircraft bombs and remove the explosive inside.
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Chopin, who died in Paris in 1849 at the age of 39, dreaded being buried alive, and asked that his body be cut open before burial and his heart sent to Warsaw.
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ASCs are regulated under the assumption that the people who go there are going to have surgery — that they will be anesthetized and cut open, and that they will need to recover accordingly.
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SNAKE IN CAR VENT SPOOKS VIRGINIA WOMAN Faris said the villagers killed the snake and when they cut open its belly, they found the woman&aposs body still intact wearing all her clothes.
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A California doctor cut open a mom-to-be without anesthesia for an emergency cesarean section as the woman cried and screamed in pain, according to a lawsuit filed in San Diego County.
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It sounds like something out of a Dan Brown novel: thieves cut open the skylights of a warehouse, rappelled into the building, and made off with nearly $2.5 million dollars of rare books.
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The children had their faces smeared with a red cinnabar-based pigment, the report says, which took place during the ceremony before their chests were cut open, most likely to remove their hearts.
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"For me, this is a really special moment," a waiter confessed as he cut open the uovo raviolo , set beneath a thick veil of black truffles, to reveal an ooze of corn purée.
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What's Inside cut open one of the torches built for this year's Rio Olympics, but it took them the better part of a full day, three different saws, and quite a few tripped fuses.
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But during the scene when her shadow self, Dahlia, is putting on lip gloss, we see scars on her cheeks — painful repercussions of having her face literally cut open to fit society's beauty standards.
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CAT SURVIVES BEING STUCK IN CAR GRILLE FOR 9 DAYS An officer with animal services told the news outlet the cats have been found cut open from their stern to genitals with their spines removed.
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When the deceased are cut open, there's an increased risk of a disease being transmitted to others, said Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.
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That's why he's so devastated when he develops a tumor behind his face and, in a stunning and visceral 20-page set piece, has to have his face cut open and the tumor surgically removed.
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In a town like New York, if you can't give reporters blood when it's your turn to bleed, they'll cut open someone else, like when reporters found Plawecki on Tuesday, and David Wright on Wednesday.
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He is grinning, with two thumbs up, his hospital gown lifted to show a smiley face drawn on with marker, showing the spot where he would be cut open, to make way for Bittorf's kidney.
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The black trash bag that I'd cut open and laid across the wood floor crinkled under my knees as I stared at twelve pounds of disassembled raw meat in a pool of its own blood.
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If we can take anything away from this video, though, it's that we should always carry around a Swiss army knife in the event of finding a wild bleeding rock animal yearning to be cut open.
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Snakes used for their skinare commonly nailed to trees, and their bodies are cut open from end to end — and because of their slow metabolisms, these complex animals are often in agony for hours before dying.
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"I saw with my own eyes people getting beaten by the riot police with their heads cut open," a 30-year-old refugee who was living in the Harmanli camp at the time explains to MSF.
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So far, C.T.E. can be diagnosed only after someone has died; the brain needs to be cut open so that researchers can look for the accumulation of tau proteins, which signal the presence of the disease.
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You're dead tired from being up for ten hours waiting to go into a surgery room where your wife is going to be cut open and your son is going to be ripped out of her.
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Basically your boy Chopin was so scared that he'd end up being buried alive, he made sure that when he died, he'd be cut open and his heart removed so that everyone knew he was definitely dead.
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On encountering a pregnant woman, they were known to bet on the gender of the unborn child and then, using a machete, to cut open the mother's womb in order to determine the winner of the bet.
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While it sometimes requires brute strength to thwack the ball far across the fairway as you possibly can, it's a bit like surgery, in that you're not going to use your forceps to cut open a man.
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GENEVA — The top United Nations human rights official on Tuesday accused a militia linked to the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo of atrocities, including mass killings, pregnant women cut open and infants hacked with machetes.
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The sheriff's office alleges he fled in his ex's SUV after stealing her cellphone and purse Inside the home, they found that he had allegedly slashed the woman's bedsheets, cut open her mattress and damaged several other personal items.
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His ghostly apparition shows up and, guys, it turns out that ghosts remain in whatever form they were in when they died so this guy is rocking an open hospital gown with his chest cut open and it's gruesome.
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There, amid a salty ocean breeze and the sound of lapping waves, the children were made to lie down as a priest—with a skillful hand—cut open their chests, reaching in to pull out their still-beating hearts.
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He told Greece's Pro Thema newspaper that he cut open a mattress and hid inside it for 13 hours as the fighting went on around him and the gunmen came and went in the darkness after electricity was cut.
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While they're cooking: Fry some bacon; grate some Cheddar; grab a few large handfuls of spinach or baby kale; cut open and slice some avocados and see if there is some sour cream or plain yogurt in the fridge.
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As soon as you walk out, you can easily breathe again, because you're happy to still be alive—your throat has not been cut open by the mafia who was sitting right behind your crying ex-lover with his intimidating gaze.
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For the Vanity Fair party, the Scandal star opted for something even racier, a sequin-encrusted white column gown with a plunging neckline and super low-cut open back, all held in place by some crucially positioned neon yellow strings.
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I had to move with Dora to my parents' house (another kind of humiliation in and of itself) while whole floors in my home were torn up and walls were cut open from top to bottom at no small expense.
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After finding out she was having a girl, Heliena told only her stepmother Carolyn, who baked a cake filled with pink candies — "those almost inedibly terrible shiny round chocolate candies," Carolyn recalls — which they cut open with the immediate family.
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The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the gun was found inside a wall in his apartment, on Miller Avenue in the East New York neighborhood, in a cavity that had apparently been cut open and resealed.
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Technically, they are known as bilateral gynandromorphs, and they have been a hot topic in the scientific community ever since 1923, when a doctor cut open his bi-sex chicken to eat it and found testes as well as an ovary.
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The big reveal shows that the evidence box that contained the vial was cut open, and that there was a puncture the size of a hypodermic needle in the vial's top — something the county lab says it didn't and wouldn't do.
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The shift toward 'natural' C-section Life-saving cesareans, in which the mother's abdomen and womb are cut open and her baby is removed rather than birth through the vaginal canal, are generally performed when mother or child is experiencing an emergency condition.
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The envelope slitter-style letter opener is a nice touch because it gives you a sharp edge to easily cut open the plastic surrounding the mattress without fear of slicing into the mattress, which is always a risk with scissors or knives.
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The operative term here is "Botox," because when we talk about Ariana Grande possibly getting a brow lift, we are not suggesting that the singer, who is 63, had her forehead cut open and surgically pulled up in order to avoid wrinkles.
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Some 1.46 billion hamburgers were eaten in France last year, 14 times as many as 10 years ago, while 1.22 billion of the baguette cut open and filled with slices of ham were sold, according to the study by Gira Conseil consultants.
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For Impossible, this may be out of necessity, as they voluntarily tested one of their ingredients (poetically, the one that gives the burgers their "bleeding" appearance) on some 188 rats who were fed the ingredient before being killed and cut open for study.
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Staring through dark sunglasses at the cemetery's fringe — fighting back tears for a slain friend, as hundreds of mourners approached a hilltop of dirt cut open with row after row of graves — he said he wanted to be part of someone's goodbye.
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In the next decade, as his mind started to unravel, Powers engaged in a litany of increasingly shocking acts of self-harm: He cut off both ear lobes, chewed off a finger, swallowed a toothbrush and then cut open his abdomen to retrieve it.
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After a partial recovery in the 70s, Canada instituted a "sac roe" fishery, wherein fish are killed and cut open to extract their eggs, a stark contrast to the SOK approach that harvests eggs while leaving fish free to spawn for years to come.
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Well, I was the person who was having a foot cut open, and the person who cared more than anyone else about my surgery going well — and that motivated me to work through the awkwardness and have some pretty long discussions about the best treatment plan.
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It's also half the size and weight of a Willow and saves every precious drop it can by pumping right into the attached bottle so you just pump and feed (no more donut-shaped bags you have to cut open and awkwardly pour into a bottle).
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The natural and ineluctable process expands your pelvic bones, displaces your internal organs and ends with you pushing a new human out through your vagina or having your abdomen and uterus cut open to remove this new child, often tearing your most intimate and sensitive body parts.
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The documentary's biggest moment comes when the lawyers show that the box containing the vial was cut open and, in a shocking reveal, that there was a puncture the size of a hypodermic needle in the vial's top — something the county lab says it didn't and wouldn't do.
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On Thursday, Hoehn took the stand saying that while he helped cover up the killing after he came home and found Crews on the bathroom floor with LaFontaine-Greywind by her side — cut open and bleeding — he did not conspire with his then-girlfriend in the murder, WDAY reports.
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Esmat and his colleagues performed 138 operations during those days, almost a third of them emergency laparotomies — the abdomen was cut open and internal organs were piled on the chest, so that the surgical team could go through them, painstaking inch by inch, looking for lacerations to suture.
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Despite the evidence that plastic is getting inside of human bodies and could be harming us, there's been no modern systematic search for it, or for the harms it might be causing to our health (though we routinely cut open dead marine mammals, revealing large quantities of microplastic).
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"The suspects saw a parked, unmarked trailer and then proceeded to cut open the safety seal and broke into the back of the trailer and only then did they find retail shoes in unmarked brown boxes, previously secured and hidden inside," said Susan Terpay, a spokeswoman for Norfolk Southern.
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The goriness of Joanna's exit, which also included a close-up of her head being cut open in an autopsy and the upsetting news that her son will be handed over to social services, felt like a gruesome retort to those who have loudly complained about the character online.
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Around those obstacles streamed leather painted with poppies and other blooms; Prince of Wales jackets with backs that had been cut open to expose the spine and trimmed in chains; and a slick black pair of trousers topped with the silver cobweb slip of a summer solstice priestess.
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Then she gave them all an update and essential toughness via the addition of steel loops for no-fuss decoration and original designs by the artist Rithika Merchant, whom Ms. Ramsay-Levi had discovered while surfing the internet, and grounded them in cowboy boots cut open on the sides.
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These objects are all cut open and splayed, fixed to a substrate as if pressed between two layers of transparent glass, as if inviting the viewer to examine them in detail, like sandwiching a drop of blood in a specimen slide to see what is really going on below the surface.
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For the latter, I looked up how to recycle or dispose of it (you'll find yourself doing the "looking up" thing quite a bit), and found you could cut open the thawed bags and dump the liquid ... into the trash, which I did with one of the bags because the bags are recyclable.
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But in an effort to hype new moms as fuckable, rather than present the reality of insomnia and weird new lumps and that thing where they cut open your vagina, we're adding unnecessary pressure to a group of people who probably just want to take a fucking nap, rather than show (?) their milkshakes to strangers.
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"Unfortunately, the Trump administration has cut [open] enrollment in half, as well as cutting the advertising and outreach budget, and so we are concerned that we won't be at the same point as we were last year by any stretch," said Cheryl Fish-Parcham, access initiatives director at Families USA, a liberal consumer health advocacy group.
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But everyone in the business can recall one or another infamous crime — clerks forced to open a safe at gunpoint in a dispensary on East Colfax; the murder of a security guard in Aurora — and some spectacular heists have gone largely unreported, as when thieves broke through the roof of one grow and then cut open its safe.
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As she travels, visiting more and more sites of things that once were, her images bleed together — chests cut open to reveal hearts in the center of abandoned cathedrals, memories of her uncle merged with historical accounts of past residents — as she struggles to make sense of how something or someone can go from being so full to so empty.
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I cut open a plastic globe to understand just what it takes to turn a sphere into something flat: My struggle to make a flat map out of the plastic globe is indicative of a challenge mapmakers have faced for centuries: It is mathematically impossible to translate the surface of a sphere onto a plane without some form of distortion.
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England led 20-9 at the break and looked to be running away with the game by extending the score to 33-173 after an hour but, down to 13 men after a yellow card for prop Ellis Genge and a red for centre Tuilagi for a dangerous tackle, they were cut open by the defending champions for two late tries.
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"Because seed rescue and secondary dispersal in snakes has yet to be investigated, and because numerous other snake species consume [grain-eating and fruit-eating] birds and mammals, our observations offer direction for further empirical studies of this unusual but potentially important channel for seed dispersal," the authors write in the study, published this week by Proceedings of the Royal Society B.To research this process, the authors cut open a bunch of dead snakes preserved in museums.
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Though I'm no blue blood and would never claim myself a dream-believing apple pie–eating quilt-making flag-waving "Star-Spangled Banner"–singing American, I will admit to indulging in a few World War II flicks and can imagine a scene like the one below — it of a sort I've never witnessed on-screen — about the madness of apartheid blood: One proud member of the Old Breed, a Mississippian named Skip, is lying in a field hospital somewhere in the jungles of Guadalcanal with his fatigues cut open and a corpsman working to stanch his gushing gut.
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