"The amphibian Rana sevosa is popularly known as the 'dusky gopher frog' — 'dusky' because of its dark coloring and 'gopher' because it lives underground," the chief justice wrote.
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The eastern hill across the highway grew dusky and sharp.
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Habitats for the dusky gopher frog are in short supply.
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The case concerns the dusky gopher frog, an endangered species.
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They showed me the city, its chaotic cafes and dusky tavernas.
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Cover: A critically endangered dusky gopher frog (Photo: Zach Caldwell/VICE News)
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A pleasant light, both dusky and hourless, filters through stained-glass windows.
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His organs started to fail, and his skin turned a dusky blue.
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The falling snowflakes and dusky background still suggest a hazy dawn in winter.
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The picture is strongly painted, with a dusky tonality in which colors smolder.
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But dusky bycatch in these fisheries has been ignored by the federal government.
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That includes listing as endangered angel sharks, dusky sea snakes, and three corals.
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Further up the hill, there is a tribe of friendly dusky leaf monkeys.
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Dusky dolphins are fast and will often keep pace with a speeding boat.
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It is as if a dusky pink curtain is undulating across the painting's surface.
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Even the instrumentals, once sprightly and bright, have taken on a burnt, dusky timbre.
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He was not unhandsome; his face was chiselled and tanned to a dusky perfection.
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In dusky lighting, the trio is alone in a studio, Danielle at the piano.
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This dusky blue matching skirt and Peter Pan blouse is the essence of elegance.
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Nighttime scenes set at the beach are bathed in the dusky blue of the ocean.
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In the justices' hands was a three-inch amphibian known as the dusky gopher frog.
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Obama shares breakfast with young diner Daniel Van Dusky the morning before the Pennsylvania primary.
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The last dusky seaside sparrow died on Discovery Island, a nature reserve owned by Disney.
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There were once thousands of dusky seaside sparrows living on the East Coast of Florida.
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The sun was softly coming-up over the unforgiving cityscape of Kiev's dusky high rises.
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The mezzo-soprano Clémentine Margaine brought a dusky voice and cool intensity to her solos.
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But isn't blue light the kind that we're supposed to avoid in the dusky hours?
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The doctor noted that his brain was "swollen and dusky," which is consistent with an overdose.
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Women toil in a dusky landscape, digging relentlessly in the polluted land for an undisclosed aim.
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Performers scheduled for this year's Field Day Music Festival include Ryan Hemsworth, Dusky and Booka Shade.
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Her sound now shimmies like Anita Baker's dusky soul, with the stinging emotional bite of Sade.
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The endangered dusky gopher frog, for example, is found only at a few sites in Louisiana.
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Estimated costs of protecting habitat for the Dusky Gopher Frog range from $102,000 to $85033 million.
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A dusky, bluish tonality suffuses the scene, which is discreetly accented with bits of bold color.
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United States Fish and Wildlife Service, that arose from the dispute over the dusky gopher frog.
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Soon afterward, the eight justices turned their attention to the fate of the dusky gopher frog.
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At this stage of her career, Ms. Netrebko's voice abounds in richness, depth and dusky colorings.
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Some species, like the dusky gopher frog, have been depleted by human encroachment on their habitats.
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We are cruising along the highway in the dusky hour, the Uncompahgre River winding below us.
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For dessert, Avo's chocolate-avocado tart was dusky, dense, not too sweet and nearly impossibly creamy.
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The dusky light and vino helped to obscure the home's modest size and beat-up condition.
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I was given my first parrot, a Dusky-Headed Conure, when I was 11 years old.
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London house duo, Dusky, today announced that they will release their second record, Outer, on September 113.
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The dispute focused on the dusky gopher frog, an amphibian protected under the federal Endangered Species Act.
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Someone described as "dusky" may be skipped in favor of one who is of a "fair" complexion.
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But by the next one, "Trost im Unglück," Ms. DeYoung sang with dusky sound and vivid character.
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First up on the court's calendar: the fate of the dusky gopher frog, in danger of extinction.
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I far prefer the underground bunker allure of the dusky interior, evocative of both sanctuary and subversion.
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Ms. Akashi's exhibition functions as a dusky symbolic and underground laboratory for exploring some of these ideas.
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But now developers can essentially flick a switch on their app and enter Apple's new deliciously dusky world.
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"The dusky gopher frog is a critically endangered species", Edwin Kneedler, the deputy solicitor general, told the justices.
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That may not bode well for the Fish and Wildlife Service's plan to save the dusky gopher frog.
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That's exactly what's at stake in a current Supreme Court case involving the critically endangered dusky gopher frog.
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Like I was secretly born with rose-tinted hair that turned a dusky shade of brunette come puberty.
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Musically, these torch songs are throwbacks, conjuring up images of a single spotlight in a dusky piano bar.
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Your virtual self rides (for instance) a mythic winged horse across shimmering, dusky skies in a mountain valley.
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It's deftly swept up marquee names like Dusky, Lane 8, and Matt Lange early on in their career.
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He employs a chamber orchestra of flute, oboe, clarinet, trombones, and strings, which creates a dusky, autumnal atmosphere.
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Unfortunately, this attention is misdirected, as these fisheries are not responsible for the majority of the dusky bycatch.
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And dusky olives, espelette pepper and lemon confit swagger among broad golden ribbons of pappardelle with rabbit ragu.
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Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara's chemistry pours out of the screen, fueled especially by Carter Burwell's dusky score.
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Nathaniel Stampley's suave baritone, in the title role, and Nicolette Mavroleon's dusky soprano could probably have shone unaided.
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Within the cool, dusky interior, heavy carpets are thrown on hard ground for the services that take place.
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Even the back of her hand had started to look dusky, especially when compared with her surrounding fingers.
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It would never get completely dark, just dusky, and despite this, the stars would shine bright and clear.
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I was mostly content to know that in the solace of my dusky mental twilight, I had company.
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Mr. Ma's warm, dusky playing of this lyrical stretch was wondrously cushioned by the orchestra's harmonically ambiguous atmospherics.
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Charles F. Tunnicliffe, one of Britain's greatest bird artists, is represented by the dusky wonder of a Kingfisher.
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When I had a second to focus, I realized I was inches away from a dusky leaf monkey.
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Bull, dusky, and smooth hammerhead sharks have declined by a staggering 100 percent along the American east coast.
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Overall, Boy is a collection of intimate, dusky songs that confront various aspects of love—obsession, self-doubt, disappointment.
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The 1,544 acres would have to be "totally remade", Mr Bishop argued, to be hospitable to the dusky gopher.
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Vanessa Eckart plays Alice with a mixture of innocent curiosity and precociousness hinted at by her dusky-voiced performance.
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In 1987, Orange Band, the last known dusky seaside sparrow died in captivity, marking the end of the species.
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Lucid and lilting, Puma Blue's dusky pop sounds like something snatched from within the furthest reaches of his mind.
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As well as the dusky dolphin, Namibian waters are also home to the bottlenose dolphin and the Heaviside's dolphin.
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The previous administration designated 1,500 acres of private land in Louisiana as "critical habitat" for the dusky gopher frog.
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During somber passages of the slow movement, the dusky lower strings had the character of a Russian Orthodox male choir.
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Aside from the dusky, rib-cage grazing locks, there are also plenty of other Kardashian hallmarks to this particular look.
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At the State Opening of Parliament on Wednesday morning, the Queen wore a dusky blue outfit with a matching hat.
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The federal government needs to include bycatch caps for all of the fisheries in which dusky sharks are being killed.
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Though the dusky gopher frog hasn't occupied the land in decades, the government said it's considered a historic breeding site.
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It includes a removable air mesh pouch and is available in a range of dusky colors and two camo patterns.
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Swimming-pool-clear water extended yards out, waist-deep, and even deeper water was the blue of a dusky sky.
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The most convincing tenor was that of Blake Friedman as Iago, whose voice has a plummy fullness and dusky hue.
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Right now, the dusky gopher frog — an endangered species with only 200 adults left in the wild — lives only in Mississippi.
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The government has a plan to resuscitate the dusky gopher frog by relocating it to some of its historical breeding grounds.
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She represents the farmers' groups and some of the property owners challenging the jaguar and dusky gopher frog critical habitat designations.
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The evidence is clear about what should be required: hard byctach caps in the fisheries where dusky sharks are most vulnerable.
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The mezzo-soprano Kirstin Chávez was uneasy of pitch in an early Bach cantata and strident in a dusky Zemlinsky song.
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It's a dusky, muted, vaguely cyberpunk affair, and introduces a fragile humanity that's often obscured by the album's search for unorthodoxy.
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But that won't make Katz's thriller—drenched in neon lights and a dusky purple hue—any less of a delectable watch.
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His voice's dark, burnished mahogany color, its dusky, hooded quality, have long recalled great Otellos like Ramón Vinay and Jon Vickers.
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Clive Owen and director Alfonso Cuarón realize this dusky, dark reality, which also features Michael Caine, Julianne Moore and Chiwetel Ejiofor.
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They unearthed wonderful, dusky, timeless-looking textiles from the early '1.50s by Virginia Nepodal, Noémi Raymond, Eszter Haraszty and Vera Neumann.
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HUMAITA, Brazil (Reuters) - There are no lights in sight but the night sky glows a dusky yellow, for the Amazon is burning.
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The book walks shakier ground when it leaves the dusky climes of antiquity and medieval Europe and moves into the current era.
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Jean Arp's "Tänzerin (Danseuse)" (1938) and Sophie Taeuber-Arp's "Triptyque" (1918), with their dusky colors and abstracted shapes, make a beautiful pairing.
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In the U.S., one shark species in particular is poised at the brink of either recovery or irreversible decline: the dusky shark.
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This week, the government is scheduled to issue a proposed rule to end overfishing of dusky sharks and to rebuild this stock.
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Yet one model, swathed in dusky pink silk and clutching a branded fan, had made her runway debut only 48 hours before.
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"I got my feet on the ground, and I don't go to sleep to dream," she sings in her deep, dusky voice.
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"A couple of months ago, I was talking like this," she said, lowering her already dusky sub-alto to a basso rasp.
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The dusky tones and slightly earthy edge to her singing lent a touch of emotional depth to her portrayal of this adolescent.
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This unusual aioli and a dusky blend of mushrooms and black truffles from a new company, Delicious & Sons, get a thumbs up.
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When a young, passionate African-American senator stole her thunder, "most of the Democratic women I knew turned to Obama," recalls Ms. Dusky.
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Known for his concentrated and composed demeanour, he glided through a banquet of afro-beat and dusky techno without a flicker of emotion.
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Those in the northern hemisphere be warned: although it may be extremely difficult to see Mercury and Venus tucked up against dusky sunsets.
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Her last memory before blacking out was someone lifting her hand to put one of those white clips on her dusky blue finger.
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In this case, the scientists were intrigued by a slug commonly found in Europe and parts of the U.S., called the Dusky Arion.
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Estimates suggest the dusky population will need between 70 and 180 years to rebuild, and that's only if effective regulations are finally established.
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Then, just when you think you've got the song figured out, Lana Del Rey glides in to add an air of dusky elegance.
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The Louisiana land in question contains no dusky gopher frogs; in fact, the only such frogs known to exist are in neighboring Mississippi.
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Walking up the side of the volcano in the dusky evening had an ethereal feeling — as if we were walking closer to history.
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It almost feels like you're in a Magritte painting — that sort of dusky lighting that Magritte often uses to make things extra geometric.
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Their first argument on Monday is a property rights case involving protected habitat for a warty amphibian known as the dusky gopher frog.
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The court also agreed to hear a case on the habitat of an endangered animal, the dusky gopher frog, in Weyerhauser Co. v.
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Lorraine Dusky, a writer who relinquished a daughter as a young single mother in New York State in 1966, supports opening the records.
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But to many locals, the painter's clichéd representations of lush, exotic islands full of dusky maidens with no voice or identity are tiresome.
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" — Danny Sepkowski "Dusky dolphins often travel together in great numbers in the deep canyons of the Kaikoura, New Zealand in search of food.
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ISS Daylight Transit, Dani Caxete (Spain)The International Space Station (ISS) whizzes across the dusky face of the Moon, while photographed in broad daylight.
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Even after a trip to the dry-cleaner — the first of many to come — the stains remained, a sad, dusky reminder of Prom 2001.
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service's plan to save the dusky gopher steps on the toes of Weyerhaeuser and Markle Interests, two timber companies.
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HUMAITA, Brazil, Aug 22 (Reuters) - There are no lights in sight but the night sky glows a dusky yellow, for the Amazon is burning.
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By the third Glinka song, the poignant "Say Not That It Grieves the Heart," he seemed considerably freer, singing with warmth and dusky shadings.
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I'll be down the front, surrounded by the entire population of Great Yarmouth, each and every one of us losing our shit to Dusky.
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Fortunately, the EPA's counterproductive interference with Michigan, and the critical habitat designations for the jaguar and the dusky gopher frog, still face legal challenges.
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In 2000, in response to dwindling numbers of dusky sharks, the federal government decided to ban the intentional targeting of this species by fishermen.
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The dusky dolphin, known for its aerial acrobatic skills, is found off South America, southern Australia and New Zealand as well as southwestern Africa.
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As the Blue Caterpillar in Tim Burton's Alice and Wonderland, Rickman imbued his voice with the dusky smoke the character exhaled, unencumbered and unconcerned.
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"Pants", meaning trousers, is a dusky light blue in London and the south-east, but a dark blue in north Wales and the north-west.
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One of the most endangered species in the world, the dusky gopher numbered 135 in 2015—all of them living near a pond in Mississippi.
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The Harvard team, working in bioengineer David Mooney's lab, looked to the Dusky Arion, a two-inch-long slug that oozes a sticky, defensive mucus.
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The palette is somehow both dark and pastel—dusty blues and dusky office walls frame subjects whose skin looks unflatteringly chalky in the office light.
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The English brothers headline the night with a DJ set, with warm-up performances from Boys Noize, Dusky, Heidi, The Black Madonna, and Will Clarke.
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As if in response to this somewhat unnerving memorial, the galleries on the second floor, where the show concludes, have a dusky chapel-like atmosphere.
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"Had he run for mayor not now, but next time, ... " she mused one evening as we sat in her corner office overlooking the dusky skyline.
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The snow realizes you a body, puts on you a hat, tombs you in its second nature, with consequence of sepia, a leaking dusky blue.
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He loved these old colonial buildings, with their bare stone cells and dusky chapels, their peeling saints and tin retables, crimped with wonder and pain.
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Hot on the heels of their recently released Lydia Ep, the UK deep house duo Dusky has just announced a brief 5-date US tour.
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Her dusky voice, which rises with strength and focus, like a cloud condensing into a thunderbolt, breathed both humanity and epic grace into the music.
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Muller and Matthews' claustrophobic approach to downcast synth music (drawing on noise, techno, EBM, among other dusky sounds) highlights the intertwinedness of love and loss.
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Metacritic score: 88 Bi Gan's dusky neo-noir film Long Day's Journey Into Night — no relation to the Eugene O'Neill play — is a technical marvel.
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They sat on dusky pink banquettes or in tiered, velveteen boxes and were tended to by a small army of suited butlers sporting red tailcoats.
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The 1955 picture is dusky, but it retains a classic Rothkovian sizzle, with a lilac-gray atop, a sea-blue below, and a dominant black.
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Her distinctive sound, warm and sumptuous with a dusky cast, and her raw intensity combined to convey the longing and fear embedded in every phrase.
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In a sunny back room, Krakvik has assembled her collection of rare Japanese pottery, a wabi-sabi confusion of ochers, pale greens and dusky blacks.
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The collection featured busy prints, floral confections, embroidered black leather and leopard prints in palettes of navy blue, burnt orange, shimmering bronze and dusky pinks.
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Here's the cool part: You haven't told the network that an elephant has dusky grey skin, a long flexible trunk, a rounded back, and thick legs.
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The Supreme Court recently agreed to consider whether the Fish and Wildlife Service violated the Endangered Species Act when it designated the dusky gopher frog habitat.
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"Every once in a while, I think back on him being dusky blue and super skinny and hooked up to all these tubes," says Kara Coltin.
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Front Burner Before the fruity cherry notes hit the palate, you are confronted with intriguing, dusky bitterness, the kind of taste that drives the best amaros.
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Best of all is morkovcha: a seemingly ordinary heap of julienne carrots, wholly in thrall to garlic and vinegar, with a dusky, snaking trail of cumin.
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Oceana argues that a rule issued last month by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) does not go far enough to protect dusky sharks from overfishing.
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Disclosure also threw a Wild Life party in NYC for New Year's Eve in 2014; that edition featured sets from Dusky, Claude VonStroke, and Ten Walls.
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Flocks that travel over the western portion of the continent, like the Hermit Warbler and the Dusky Flycatcher, do not make dramatic loops like their eastern counterparts.
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Weyerhaeuser v United States Fish and Wildlife Service, the opening argument of the term, pits logging companies against the three-inch-long creature, the dusky gopher frog.
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ON OCTOBER 1st, the first day of its upcoming term, the Supreme Court will consider what the future holds for the dusky gopher frog, an endangered amphibian.
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The so-called "frog case" has brought to the fore the plight of the dusky gopher frog, an embattled three-inch amphibian facing population decline for years.
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Their newest single, "Finest Hour," featuring Abir, is a future pop burn that leans as much on powerful, warbling synths as it does on Abir's dusky vocals.
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Over slowly arpeggiated synthesizers, Malek performs dusky and patient oud and keyboard solos that bring to mind Manuel Göttsching's and Michael Hoening's classic collaborative work Early Water.
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The dusky sky suddenly lit up with the exo-atmospheric collision, a spectacular sort of light that looked improbably like the brightest firework anyone had ever seen.
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But momentum builds once the lights turn dusky and Ms. Lafferty rolls feverishly on the floor or settles into positions that reveal the physical duress of stillness.
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Dagne Dover's color curation for the backpack adds further appeal — colors rotate out, but they often lean toward dusky, muted colors, soft pastels, or bright jewel tones.
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It's delayed gratification at its finest—only, the gratification arrives via the endless delay, with dusky 4AD-ish guitars ushering the whole thing out of the room.
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At the home of Barry and Shirley van Oostrom, the approach is not only green, but also dusky purple, at least when their Cabernet Cortis vines ripen.
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Of course, the redoubtable John James Audubon is featured, but I found myself captivated by the anonymous lithographs of a Dusky Eagle Owl and a Blue Magpie.
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The justices will consider whether the Endangered Species Act authorises the federal government to preserve these tracts for the dusky gopher, costing the companies $34m over 20 years.
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The state of play: The first case up for argument Monday morning is a property rights case about protected habitat for the dusky gopher frog, an endangered amphibian.
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The highlight was an expansive yet poised, open-eyed performance of the dusky Composition No. 56, which pivots from jumbles of activity to softly droning, continuously mutating stillness.
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The drones rise all at once, 30 strong, the domes of light on their undercarriages glowing 30 different hues—like luminescent candy sprinkles against the gray, dusky sky.
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That's where Catz 'n Dogz, Dusky, Mano Le Tough, and tINI all got a chance to go in deep with their labels in an intimate beach party setting.
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The women there, almost too exhausted for despair, are like drab dots in an Andrew Wyeth landscape, bathed in a dusky light that further deadens everything it touches.
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A stuffed grizzly that once stood at the entrance has been banished to a dusky back hallway, and many of the students are the children of tech workers.
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The show opened with a suite of pinstripe gray flannel tailoring before blooming into a dusky-hued display of photographic prints of flowers from Van Noten's own garden.
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But if you're not going to be under the moon's dusky shadow, you can still catch the astronomical event right here on Slooh's livestream, starting at 6 pm Eastern.
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Rating: Like a dusky purple sun sets into a calm and clear sea, summer vacations must come to an end and Maurice Harkless and I will be there, watching.
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The collection was a modern-day spin on styles of the old West, with a color palette of dusky reds and oranges that accented earth tones and textured plaid.
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"Trust Nobody" is built around a series of subtly elastic synth lines that play a little lighter than the dusky sounds he's usually working with on his solo material.
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Dusky populations have faced extreme hardships in recent decades, and the federal government has known for more than 15 years that these sharks are in need of serious help.
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The Australian government has added two species of antechinus, the black-tailed dusky and the silver-headed, to its endangered species list, saying all that sex is killing them.
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The land owners argued the land can't be critical habitat for the dusky gopher frog because the frog could not survive there without a major change to its landscape.
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Dusky sharks cannot afford more of the same: additional regulatory burdens on tuna and swordfish fisheries, while no bycatch caps are set in the most dangerous fisheries for duskies.
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Perhaps you recognize her dusky tones from the womp and ratatat of Lil Silva's "Caught Up," but now the 22-year-old singer is striking out on her own.
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At the top of this double vertical row, and on the left side of the divide, a woman in a dusky rose coat cradles a baby wrapped in blue.
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A bad vodka tonic made with leftover vodka from an earlier guest, more reading, a glass of wine, the porch, dinner, and the world turning dusky pink at sunset.
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As I gathered with a large crowd and gazed skyward, I felt the birds were receiving a proper salute, finally illuminated against the dusky sky that often cloaks them.
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You just had to walk into the right tavern around 1800 and you'd hear salacious songs about Thomas Jefferson's affair with "Dusky Sally" — his slave at Monticello, Sally Hemings.
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"There is no such thing as free water," said Isaac Nur Abdi, a nomad, who sat in the dusky gloom of a cholera treatment center in Baidoa this month.
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Even from the start, though, the HARD brand was a tastemaker, bringing up dance acts such as Dillon Francis, Dusky, Tourist, and Gesaffelstein before they exploded on the national circuit.
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She then enhances the eyes with a shimmery, dusky pink, widening them by placing a touch of the color beneath the lower lash line to create a doe-eyed effect.
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"With time, the dusky shading will become more prominent, and as mid-eclipse approaches, the lopsidedness of the moon's illumination will be totally obvious," Sky & Telescope added in the statement.
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Thoreau felt strongly that human beings need "wild and dusky knowledge" gotten outdoors to be satisfied and whole, and he worried about a day when unlimited woods might become scarce.
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Richards is an experimental trumpeter who uses extended technique — that is, methods beyond how the instrument was originally meant to be played — to craft dusky, turbid, rhythmically skewed original music.
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But the pictures showed that the finger started off with a blotch of dark blue and turned a kind of dusky purple as it spread and moved up the digit.
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But the dusky gopher frog's idiosyncrasies also require nearby uplands with open-canopy forests and a particular type of ground cover serving as herbaceous highways between the trees and the ponds.
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The supporting cast is strong, with Jeff Beruan booming as Ory's put-upon tutor; Steven Eddy robust as the count's henchman, Raimbaud; and Shirin Eskandani dusky-voiced as Ragonde, Adèle's attendant.
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He certainly looked and acted the part, and his dusky voice suits the role, even though he was sometimes strained in his upper range and had occasional pitch troubles on Sunday.
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A relatively straight song, "Fall Into Me," by the singer-songwriter Alev Lenz, was given an exquisitely sultry, dusky turn by the soprano Martha Cluver rivaling that of Ms. Lenz herself.
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At this time every year, gangs of young dusky whaler sharks swarm the bay, several feet beneath us, migrating only after they have already become large enough to make people nervous.
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Electronic enhancement feeds wordless choral halos and shivers of percussion around the theater, amplifying shadowy, jazzy riffs, distantly reminiscent of Gershwin, and dusky slashes out of a Bernard Herrmann film score.
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At the restaurant, which is named after Mr. Velasco's home state, dusky orange walls hold a mosaic of photographs, including a portrait of Emiliano Zapata, the revolutionary with an intense gaze.
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And if the logging giant wins, the decision could severely restrict the government's ability to protect land in the future, not only for the dusky gopher frog, but for all endangered species.
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It seems the four left-leaning justices are inclined to let the government go ahead with its efforts to protect the dusky gopher, while the four right-of-center justices are not.
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Miller suggested that the Endangered Species Act would be the first environmental issue to take the stage on a Kennedy-less court: A dispute over the endangered dusky gopher frog, Weyerhaeuser v.
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I bought a pink knife as an experiment, and when it survived an entire gig, I loaded up on pink flagging, purple electrical and duct tape, and even dusky rose pink gloves.
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Today, the more serious threats to dusky sharks are the hooks and lines of the snapper/grouper fishery in the South Atlantic, and the reef fish fishery in the Gulf of Mexico.
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That case centers on roughly 1,500 acres of privately owned timberlands in Louisiana that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service protected for the endangered dusky gopher frog, which is located in Mississippi.
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Model and Chanel muse Lily-Rose Depp, daughter of actor Johnny Depp and French singer Vanessa Paradis, closed the show in a dusky pink gown, its bouncing ruffles tumbling to the floor.
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"This case is going to be spun — we've already heard questions along this line — as a choice between whether the dusky gopher frog is going to become extinct or not," he said.
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THE DUSKY GOPHER FROG, once endemic to the longleaf pine savannas of Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana — and now listed among the 100 most endangered species on earth — is tiny, dark and warty.
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The middle of the picture is occupied by a luminous pool of water fed by a stream running down a rocky cliff side, rendered in glowing orange, rich dusky purple, and ochre.
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Finally, over at Furla, the 92-year-old brand that introduced a new arched-door logo this season, a cross-body leather style in dusky pink was printed with exotic white magnolias.
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Ms. Cluver caught much of the dusky atmosphere conjured by Ms. Lenz herself in this clip, and added smoky touches of her own, with fine support from the rest of the ensemble.
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Bycatch limits would provide an incentive for fisheries to avoid catching dusky sharks and would act as a backstop to shut down fishing activity as soon as a scientifically-based cap is reached.
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There, in Lake View Cemetery, coins and baseballs and other mementos are left on the tombstone of Ray Chapman, a beloved Indians shortstop who was killed by a dusky pitched ball in 1920.
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As of 0003, around 135 dusky gopher frogs were estimated to remain in the wild, mostly at a single pond in Mississippi, their breeding sites fragmented by new roads and the timber industry.
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I'd never really appreciated the brown squiggles that streak through the vegetation — a lovely bit of nonlocal color in this dusky scene — though I wish I could get closer to see every detail.
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The qualities of Mr. Kaufmann's voice that have made him the most sought-after tenor in opera were vividly present, especially the unusual combination of burnished, virile sound and slightly covered, dusky shadings.
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WINDHOEK (Reuters) - Namibia said on Monday that 86 dusky dolphins, including two calves just days old, had been found dead on a remote beach and it had launched an investigation into what happened.
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Candied Sichuan pecans with a veneer of spice, dusky rye crackers, and sourdough crackers that beg for cheese are particularly addictive: Aida Pantry Staples, $8 to $10 each, all five for $46, aidaeats.com.
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In a new video, the two old-time country icons take the stage together for the first time in 30 years to bring this dusky meditation on mortality and the great hereafter to life.
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The other thing that struck me was it sounded a little bit like Dusky—I don't know if you've ever heard them—because of the way the beginning of the track was building up.
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Kathy Lyday, a board member of the MHA, believes she has Indian blood on both sides of her family; on her mother's there were dusky folk with Hispanic names such as Alfonso and Carlos.
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Sitting in an immense and surreal landscape, with its broad palette of dusky reds and browns beneath a vast sky, it is one of the most sublime settings for a town in North America.
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Auntie Kim also taught Mr. Tang to make bun rieu cua, rice noodles in a dusky red tomato broth with brine leaching from a rubble of crab paste, ground pork, egg and dried shrimp.
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A placid guy with tiny silver hoops in his ears and a hipster's dusky beard, Pineno does tasking four days a week and, like Bobby Allan, works in his remaining time as an actor.
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Behind those bright swirls of light inscribed on the dusky twilight are two granddaughters with twirling sparklers, celebrating the joy of being in this magical place, with their family, on a perfect holiday evening.
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Strikingly handsome, with an inimitable dusky tone, Mr. Kaufmann arrived at the Metropolitan Opera nearly a decade ago and riveted the New York audience in roles like Puccini's Cavaradossi and Wagner's Siegmund and Parsifal.
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A message praising her quick action flashed in the corner of her vision, and the hoodspace resolved into a room with a small, uncluttered wooden desk and dusky blue walls designed to project calm.
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There are dusky ocean horizon shots that register nearly as beautifully as a Turner painting, and the workers' fluorescent orange jumpsuits add to an otherworldly feeling against the Atlantic nights on the bloodless freighter.
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The hour is dusky and tense, and we are bracing ourselves for unpleasantness, or for something worse, when Roy picks up the boy—who, instead of struggling, puts his arms gently around Roy's neck.
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For example, consider The Nature Conservancy's work to restore the dusky gopher frog, an ESA-listed amphibian found only in a few spots in Mississippi (and the subject of a recent Supreme Court decision).
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On a dusky Wednesday evening in mid-January, I slipped off my shoes and walked towards the beach in Tulum, Mexico, where a new festival called Comunité was mid-way through its 15-hour run.
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After all, Mr. Pittas, accompanied ably at the piano by his wife, Leah Edwards, found sufficient purchase in his material to demonstrate his muscular tenor, with its appealingly dusky middle range and incisive top notes.
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Yet everything — the pea greens and dusky pinks, the comic looks and misunderstandings — has been emphatically embellished, so much so that it initially seems that de Wilde has adapted the material using Wes Anderson software.
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Along dusky alleyways in Kadikoy, the trendiest part of Istanbul, on the once less fashionable Asian side of the Bosporus, cafes typically have a few tables inside and many more outside — where smoking is allowed.
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I sat at a small green table and watched the earth dim through cracks in the spindly trees, as buildings turned gold in the dusky light and New Yorkers streamed by, full of competence and purpose.
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Here's the bare bones of it: This song is magic—dusky, measured, sexy; familiar yet fresh, languorous, and possessing an intimacy and poise that bodes well for duo who have come clean out of nowhere. Kinda.
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Pickett went on to perform with the likes of Buffalo Bill and Will Rogers under the stage-name of "The Dusky Deamon"; he was the first black man ever admitted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame.
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Yet since the prohibition, tens of thousands of dusky sharks have continued to be accidently caught and killed—a process known as bycatch—by fisheries targeting other types of fish such as snapper, grouper and swordfish.
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" Here, and in ensuing selections, she demonstrated an alluring voice, her dusky lower range seductive in "Je dis que rien ne m'épouvante," from Bizet's "Carmen," and her expressive nuance vivid in "Vissi d'arte," from Puccini's "Tosca.
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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a challenge to whether the government can designate private land used for timber operations in Louisiana as critical habitat for the endangered dusky gopher frog found in Mississippi.
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Critic's Notebook The first time we see Victoria Rogers in Barry Jenkins's "If Beale Street Could Talk," she stands solemn and alone on what appears to be a rooftop against the backdrop of a dusky sky.
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A right-side bias has also been reported in grey and humpback whales, while dusky dolphins in New Zealand and Argentina circle clockwise around schools of fish, keeping their right eyes and sides toward their prey.
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The Third Quartet (2010-14) comes dangerously close, by Wandelweiser standards, to possessing a conventional structure: it progresses from dusky, almost Chopinesque chords at the outset to something like luminous E-flat major at the end.
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The low vantage points of both "Waterfall" paintings (2018, 2019) allow dusky cliff faces to occupy the bulk of both compositions, leaving visible only a sliver of tree-filled daytime sky toward the top of each canvas.
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"Dusky shark populations off the Atlantic and Gulf coasts have plummeted by at least 65 percent in the past two decades as a result of overfishing and bycatch," Oceana said, referring to the species of large sharks.
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These sorts of summery styles, and more, are displayed in the new store, where one wall is stacked floor-to-ceiling with chic creamy shoe boxes and the other walls are painted the faintest of dusky pinks.
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While the macaques take the prize for being the cheekiest monkeys, the timid dusky leaf monkeys take the crown for cutest with their hallmark big saucer eyes rimmed in white that always seemed surprised to see you.
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Yet when Susanna became agitated with the count, or exasperated with her beloved Figaro, Ms. Karg sang with dusky textures and a piercing sound rare for a lyric voice, and commanded the stage with vibrant, sassy acting.
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In the past dozen years, he has led this esteemed quartet, performing his own dusky compositions and those of his younger band mates: the tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, the pianist Ethan Iverson and the bassist Ben Street.
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The men kept fishing, only to catch two more sharks — a brown shark and a dusky — over the next few hours, leading them to believe multiple sharks were to blame for their bony Bluefin they reeled in earlier.
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Exploring and recording the Martian landscape Around the time when Mars is closest, even a 703-inch (8 centimeters) telescope can show dusky markings on its small, red disk, as well as the bright white of the polar cap.
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The FWS's designation several years ago of 1,544 acres of forested land in St. Tammany Parish as critical habitat for the endangered dusky gopher frog shows how the ESA, and the people caught up in it, can be abused.
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" When he returned to the Met stage in September 2015 in Verdi's "Il Trovatore," Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times that his "resplendent voice, with its distinctive mellow character and dusky veneer, sounded not at all compromised.
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She also displayed plenty of vocal dazzle, with pungent top notes, a simmering dusky low range and a prodigious ability to shape sound like putty, dialing back the intensity on a long note and letting it swell up again.
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For example, in "Orpheus in Hades," a large painting from 1897, Pierre Amédée Marcel-Béronneau pictured that mythical lyrist with marmoreal flesh among the dusky condemned, and used a palette knife to chop the surface into a craggy hellscape.
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A pensive middle section had uncommon depth and warmth in this account, with the orchestra's dusky strings and mellow brasses (though the sound of the orchestra, over all, did not come through so well in the Howard Gilman Opera House).
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Named for ancient Greek sirens, the dangerous female monsters who lured sailors to their deaths, these shimmering surfaces enchant but refuse to recede into depth, holding their ground in a direct challenge to the viewer while offering only a dusky silence.
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THUMP tripped to the most recent Electric Forest, which took place from June 23-26 with headliners Bassnectar, Major Lazer, and The String Cheese Incident; and supporting artists including Fetty Wap, Tchami, Anna Lunoe, Dusky, Kamasi Washington, and Nick Monaco.
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So here's to the rabble mousers, the litter shakers, the kibble quakers, the black cats out there making it happen in Hollywood and giving hope to all the dusky kittens in the world with big dreams and sharp tiny claws.
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Though one lone dusky gopher frog was spotted on the Louisiana land back in 1965, none currently live there, and only significant alteration to the forests surrounding the ephemeral ponds would turn the area into a plausible habitat for them.
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"Syrian Damask Rose (Mushroom Cloud)" (2018), named for a species of rose threatened by the violence of the Syrian civil war, consists of a cadmium red ground gradating into a dusky rose color, overlaid by rows of curved green lines.
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At a different hour, it would the kind of place where you might expect to run into the LA-based singer and songwriter A.CHAL, whose music swells with the dusky tension of nights spent getting lost to the vices of life.
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The spice's tart, dusky flavor is just one of many Persian tastes to enjoy at this 7-year-old Iranian restaurant, which is experiencing a renaissance since its new owner, Reza Parhizkaran, took the reins a little over a year ago.
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Most noteworthy is Ms. Girma's injera, the dusky, crepe-thin, faintly sour bread that sets the stage for the Ethiopian meal, as both platter and utensils: Dishes are spooned directly over it and strips are torn off to scoop them up.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court unanimously ruled on Tuesday that an appeals court must take a fresh look at whether the Fish and Wildlife Service had gone too far in its attempt to protect an endangered species, the dusky gopher frog.
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The window faced west, out onto a sage-and-wildflower meadow of several acres, and, beyond that, a phalanx of cottonwoods and spruce, and, beyond those, the Tetons, with the sun now sunk behind the dusky silhouette of the Grand.
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Carl Cox, John Digweed, Martin Buttrich, Daniel Bell, and Nicole Moudaber are just a handful of the 100-plus DJs confirmed to be heading south for the winter festival; along with Guy Gerber, Dusky, Lauren Lane, The Martinez Brothers, and Kollektiv Turmstrasse.
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His solitary compositions speak the language of drone, but as we hear on his most recent work, Falling With a 22016 Stars and Other Wonders from the House of Albion, there's a certain gentleness at play, manifested in quiet, dusky, looping melodies.
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From Balenciaga's kilt-inspired heritage check number (paired with an oversized striped shirt, proving clashing prints are here to stay) to Victoria Beckham's dainty-but-cool sheer dusky pink piece, the runways provided ample inspiration for ways to style the skirt now.
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Brother-duo Disclosure, Dirtybird's right-hand man Justin Martin, and new-album-wielding twosome Dusky head the bill; with other acts including sound shaman Damian Lazarus, Lane 8, special guest Hannah Wants, fast-rising locals Lee K and Klatch, and Infinity Ink (live).
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Their Chemin F is a dusky rosé, miles away from the overly sweet horrors we're used to drinking and the electric flash bottle design of the Collectif's hearty Syrah makes it a cert to stick around long after the contents have been finished.
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Even though Alexandra Savior's demo "Risk" appeared in series two of True Detective, and off the back of that she collaborated with Tame Impala's Cam Avery on dusky torch tune "We're Just Making it Worse," the 21-year-old is still a secret.
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In the show, Walker displayed Gone, An Historical Romance of a Civil War as It Occurred Between the Dusky Thighs of One Young Negress and Her Heart, a scene of black paper-cutouts of figures showing a violent master-slave romance gone awry.
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Her strands get caught on a breeze, the sunlight hits them just so, and you realize that what you thought was simply gray is a blend of distinct colors: platinum, white, black — and, wait, mint green, sky blue and dusky purple, too.
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Mr Bishop told the justices that since no dusky gopher frogs currently reside on his client's land, and wouldn't survive there without a transformation of its terrain, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) does not authorise the government to set it aside as "critical habitat".
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Taking in everything from dusty, dusky flamenco guitar to hydrotherapy soundtrack deep house, via wave-riding ambient, knotty jazz-fusion, and some good old fashioned slow-motion sunset-music, Out of the Blue is as good a Balearic compilation as you'll hear all year.
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You'll know something is amiss in Denmark from the moment you open the book to a haunting watercolor illustration dominated by a dusky, rose-smudged sky, shadowy grasses traversed by a black cat, and a slanting old house with a watchful bird perched on top.
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The Queen was dressed in a Stewart Parvin A-line coat with a floral silk dress in shades of grey, jade and dusky pink and a Rachel Trevor-Morgan hat, as she was shown some a replica of the counters and an old delivery bike.
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And, of course, before then she'd given us a long line of self-directed delights, from the dusky dreamlands of "Know What I Want" to the smoky streets of "Ridin Round" to "Loner," in which every screenshot feels like a lesson in pure style.
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According to Rebecca English, royal correspondent for The Daily Mail, the queen was wearing a Stewart Parvin outfit, featuring a muted jade A-line coat, pleated silk dress in shades of gray, jade and dusky pink, and a matching hat by Rachel Trevor-Morgan.
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Robert Gordon, an adjunct fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a free-market think tank that opposes the Endangered Species Act, said the law is often a burden to property owners and pointed to the legal case of an amphibian called the dusky gopher frog.
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"Sébastien Meunier used lacy wimples-cum-veils to frame a notably more romantic collection that built on the shipwrecked tailoring of the brand's founder and brought it forward: into billowing silk dresses in dusky rose; slouchy crushed velvet; and sweeping leather greatcoats," our critic wrote.
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"It is perfectly valid to ask why we should bother with the dusky gopher frog because their population is so low anyway," said Jaime Elizabeth Smith, a research assistant at The University of Southern Mississippi who's part of a small team trying to rehabilitate the frog population.
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Here's one that I took: You can take a crappy photo, obviously, and make someone's life hard, but there's reason to be a good citizen of Hekseville; if someone successfully uses your photo, you're rewarded with Dusky Tokens, which unlocks new gestures, costumes, equippable talismans, and more.
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The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the landowners, holding that they had not established that the Fish and Wildlife Service interpreted the Endangered Species Act "unreasonably" when it found that the land in Louisiana "was essential for the conservation of the dusky gopher frog."
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Nearby, Bella Hadid leaned on a marble pillar in a dusky-pink paillettes-encrusted cocktail slip by Givenchy; and the actress Zoë Kravitz, in a razor-sharp YSL tuxedo combo (with barely a whisper of a sheer top beneath) chatted with the brand's chief executive, Francesca Bellettini.
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In one shot, two girls have their hair wound around giant rollers before a night on the town while, in another, the model Abbey Clancy clutches a giant white handbag and a Yorkshire terrier, her beehive almost as high as the moon in the dusky sky.
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But while Ricky Ian Gordon's elegantly impassioned score drew dusky lyricism from the Aeolus Quartet, conducted here by Lidiya Yankovskaya, and though the baritone Nathan Gunn was a comfortably paternal presence as the therapist, the work strained to form this material into more than a monodrama.
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On the corner of a busy main street, dusky old cars emblazoned with neon pink and yellow numbers meant to lure you in are stacked practically on top of each other against the backdrop of a gray building clumsily decorated with faded red, white and blue half-circle banners.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday handed a victory to timber company Weyerhaeuser Co in its bid to limit the federal government's power to designate private land as protected habitat for endangered species in a case involving a warty amphibian called the dusky gopher frog.
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For our olive oil, my family—Italian mother, Irish father—would make pilgrimages to a warehouse on the Clydeside, a wonderland in a stained old building where fragrant hams dangled from ceilings, vast slicers were on permanent salami duty, and massive wheels of Parmesan lurked in dusky corners.
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" It seemed a fitting text for all the people who have spent time among words and history in the Reading Rom: "I'd give anything to find that birdy boy again / bursting out into the dusky blue afternoon / with his satchel of scrawls and scribbles, / radiating heat, singing with joy.
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In a lovely Ann Demeulemeester show, Sébastien Meunier used lacy wimples-cum-veils to frame a notably more romantic collection that built on the shipwrecked tailoring of the brand's founder and brought it forward: into billowing silk dresses in dusky rose; slouchy crushed velvet; and sweeping leather greatcoats.
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Between 2012 and 2018, they tagged 45 sharks along the East Coast of the US. Tracking a wide range of species — blue shark, tiger shark, shortfin mako, great hammerhead, scalloped hammerhead, porbeagle, and dusky shark — the researchers sought to visualize all the human infrastructure that sharks must navigate.
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