And then he goes eyeball to eyeball with the president of Mexico.
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Substantial forces from India and Pakistan are stationed there, all but eyeball to eyeball in some places.
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"If he looked at the victims eyeball to eyeball ... we were willing to forgive him," Waheire told Reuters.
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So they're playing this little arbitrage game that will continue to go until it's dollar for dollar, eyeball for eyeball.
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We simply aren't at the position in the Cold War where Beijing and Moscow were eyeball to eyeball and welcomed American balancing.
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Burt Reynolds and company ride a canoe out of a bright hyper detailed eyeball—an eyeball that was once stalker, and witness.
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These are big issues and I think it&aposs very appropriate for President Trump to sit down, eyeball to eyeball, with this man.
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Publicly, Kennedy engaged in aggressive bluster, famously, as Secretary of State Dean Rusk later commented, going "eyeball-to-eyeball" with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.
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Alas this description of statecraft as a series of deals, brokered in eyeball-to-eyeball negotiations with foreign powers, bears no resemblance to real diplomacy.
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And its ring-shaped eyeball bones (yes, eyeball bones — most creatures with backbones except mammals have these inside their eyeballs) were huge compared to its eye sockets.
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In a way, the dynamic resembles the Cold War: The U.S. and Moscow are eyeball to eyeball, each capable of taking down large parts of the other's infrastructure.
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"It is just a lot more intimidating to go eyeball-to-eyeball with law enforcement rather than just going into your local gun shop to buy a gun," Professor Webster said.
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Caustic Window – Italic Eyeball (Joyrex J4 EP / Rephlex)23.
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In the unfolding chaos, China, South Korea and America, their troops perhaps eyeball-to-eyeball in remote nuclear sites, would need to scramble through negotiations on issues unsettled for more than six decades.
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One eyeball was still there, the other only partially visible.
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This teeny eyeball gadget even has its own data storage.
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I've seen that triangle with an eyeball at the top.
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It looks like an eyeball staring back at you, almost.
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People from all walks of life get the eyeball tattoo.
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They can eyeball a model's breed based on its physique.
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There may also be a fatty buildup in the eyeball.
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"After 87 years of going at it eyeball to eyeball, the other guy just blinked," Mr. Enrico said in a full-page advertisement in American newspapers on the day that Coca-Cola announced the change.
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Stitches on his water line, and his eyeball was never touched!
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Though he could pass any eyeball test, White identified as colored.
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First off, those cells were in a dish, not an eyeball.
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"The Eyeball Kid is a comic-book character," Waits told Magnet.
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Then short video apps came along, eating people's eyeball time away.
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In other words, places that likely wouldn't pass the eyeball test.
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I'm a carefree, happy huge shining slimy eyeball of weird wonderment.
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Please remove your property from my skull, eyeball and jaw muscle.
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But, Michael's never revealed WHEN his right eyeball was surgically removed.
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These were manual 'eyeball on every email' searches conducted by people.
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In August, the Indian government scored a diplomatic win with China in a long-running border dispute, that at one point, saw soldiers from both countries locked eyeball-to-eyeball in the mountain kingdom of Bhutan.
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A smushed eyeball is perfect symbol for this age of surveillance. pic.twitter.
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Peeling one eyelid off my eyeball the next morning, I take stock.
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So no, they don't see a giant close-up of your eyeball.
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In one scene, he and other former Hollows enjoy an eyeball feast.
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She then paints everything by hand, including the eyeball irises, using acrylics.
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"The painter is organizing [the composition] for the eyeball moving," Murakami explains.
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The last thing we see is a close-up his terrified eyeball.
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If the cell were an eyeball, you'd be looking at its pupil.
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The amount of money I can charge per eyeball is going up.
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It is gray-skinned and bloodied, missing a limb or an eyeball.
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I mean, obviously two very strong characters, the president has wanted for a long time to sit down eyeball to eyeball with him and he seems to feel like he can get through to him on some measures.
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The demilitarized zone (DMZ) is a heavily mined, four-km-wide (2.5-mile-wide) strip of land lined with barbed wire running across the Korean peninsula, with soldiers on both sides in a continual eyeball-to-eyeball standoff.
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Nuclear victory looks like President John F. Kennedy, armed with a 5-to-1 advantage in ICBMs, going eyeball to eyeball with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, forcing the USSR into a humiliating retreat during the Cuban missile crisis.
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Yet within days, Chinese and Indian soldiers were jostling in a desolate but disputed border region in the Himalayas that has since grown into an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation from which neither army is ready to back off.
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Long before "Gitmo" gained notoriety as the prison where terrorism suspects were sent to indefinitely await trial, this no man's land was dubbed the "Cactus Curtain" by the US Marines who stood guard, eyeball to eyeball with Cuban soldiers.
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Behind the lid, he found an abnormally small eyeball, a condition called microphthalmia.
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And instead of choosing a fake eyeball, he decided to wear an eyepatch.
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Oh, and I salute anyone with the balls to get eyeball tattoos done.
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Like Eyeball Chambers, Vince was a member of Ace's gang in The Body.
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The syringe sliding into Curtis Cosby's eyeball was supposed to make life easier.
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A fly crawls on her face, across her nose, and onto her eyeball.
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His left eye stays mostly closed with the eyeball turned outward, it says.
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Sister Tesa took an eyeball count of the crowd, and then the shelves.
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On it is a tattoo of spindly fingers crawling out of an eyeball.
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As a person who won't smoke a cigarette, eyeball tattooing seems completely insane.
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Because no Hubble roundup is complete without a shot of the universe's eyeball.
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You have Twitch, you have Crackle. Cruncho. Bumble. Twerk. Glorp. Flurp. Uber. Eyeball.
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Did Michael Bisping fight in the UFC -- and win -- with a prosthetic eyeball???
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A doctor at Southampton Hospital recently pulled a tick off a woman's eyeball.
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Yes, they bristle with bar charts, scatterplot diagrams and sometimes eyeball-blistering terminology.
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So what exactly are they thinking as they eyeball every one of us?
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She punctured her right eyeball and Robinson is now blind in one eye.
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Catt Gallinger, a 24-year-old model, had sought out a "sclera tattoo" — a relatively new trend in which people get ink injected into their eyeball to turn the sclera, or the white part of the eyeball, into a different color.
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He had one large eyeball with two black pupils and a bean-shaped nose.
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We've obtained DT's mug shot -- you can see Thomas suffered a left eyeball injury.
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A fairy then took the eyeball and created a giant lamp in the sky.
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The liqueur is measured at one ounce per serving, but you can eyeball it.
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The "Hotline Bling" rapper also shared the photo, including a set of eyeball emojis.
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Before Deciding To Lose The Weight Weigh Your (Food) Options Don't just eyeball it!
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The eyeball cover is gone for now, but it might make a comeback someday.
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In another chilling moment, Gomez coyly reveals that she is sucking on an eyeball.
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It's just that this will clog up the eyeball scan rate for everyone else.
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Every time I blink, a new piece of dog hair lodges in my eyeball.
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"The eyeball will grow longer to compensate for the prolonged near stress," Liu says.
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It accomplishes this by projecting light directly onto the eyeball, literally augmenting your vision. .
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Nothing is hooked into the brain and the hardware doesn't interact with the eyeball.
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The surgeon's knife slides into an eyeball as if it were a soft fruit.
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Treatment of the infection involves applying a strong antiseptic solution directly to your eyeball.
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Voice and noise recognition make this tennis ball sized eyeball turn toward the action.
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I'm pretty sure I saw an eyeball thing, but I couldn't tell for sure.
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Or, you may simply slice the cut of meat in half and eyeball it.
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Need a break from the hunt for Hatchimals or from eyeball-detonating Christmas displays?
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But I think the most important thing is that President Trump looks eyeball to eyeball with Kim Jong-un, who is a person that is economically destitute in his country, quite isolated internationally, and let him know that you have a chance.
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Let's be clear: I want a personal PC that filters information directly into my eyeball.
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It looks like an eyeball on three legs, and it is now yours to own.
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I eyeball it and add cranberries and/or chopped dates, almonds, sunflower, chia, and flaxseed.
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The image is then reflected into the back of your eyeball, directly onto the retina.
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They changed their tune when they saw the thin, white worm crawl across Beckley's eyeball.
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I'm going to go in through the eyeball and windshield wipe around a little bit.
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You scan your eyeball with a laser to visualize choroidal folds and optic nerve swelling.
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Additionally, faster line speeds mean more sick chickens can get past split-second eyeball inspections.
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"Show it to a friend and ask him or her to eyeball it," says Salemi.
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Developed by the University of Minnesota, the device is a prosthetic eyeball implanted with sensors.
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Sometimes you can even see the worms moving under your skin or across your eyeball.
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LG: How do you use an eyeball when you wear sunglasses indoors all the time?
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I take off my glasses, and I put it to the eyeball meter, or whatever.
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Then the benefits of corporate eyeball science can be spread over anybody who's got eyeballs.
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At the back of one of her schoolbooks she drew a circle containing an eyeball.
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Hopefully no one burned a hole in their eyeball on account of the fake glasses.
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Even in Mueller's toughest moments stateside—the months after 9/11, when he was FBI director, and the 2004 hospital showdown that brought him and Jim Comey eyeball to eyeball with the Bush administration—he's evinced a certain calm amid Washington's slings and arrows.
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It helps, too, that Ms. Johansson and Ms. Glazer are gifted physical performers who can sell weak jokes, though no one steals a show like Ms. McKinnon, a brilliantly versatile comic who reaches Madeline Kahn-levels of eyeball-rolling, eyeball-popping and all-knowing dementedness.
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Can someone help me to block all mentions and images of eyeball tattoos on the internet?
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Incredulous shoppers then try to nondescriptly eyeball the thesp, with one fellow quickly snapping a pic.
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And mmm baby you just look so good jabbing a knife into that undead dude's eyeball.
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Could someone pry open a sleeping or deceased person's eyeball to pass muster with Face ID?
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I've had my eyeball swell up to the point that I couldn't even close the eye.
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There are lots of dripping penises, hand signals, and eagle heads with an eyeball hanging out.
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They also fabricated "Eye" (2010), Tasset's three-story tall eyeball that now resides in downtown Dallas.
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Two little pricks are put into the eye and the ink is spread around the eyeball.
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I work in a corporation and they'll still eyeball me and see me as illegal anyway.
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Guards must eyeball everyone as they ask security questions — the technique used at Ben Gurion Airport.
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Or, like, I'll fidget and I'll move, and the eyelash will get lost in my eyeball.
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Meanwhile, thousands of young Loa loa worms can travel throughout your body —even across your eyeball!
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We were writing out of Jersey for a couple of songs, staying at the Eyeball house.
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After a while my eyeball augment was fading, so my screen didn't look quite as vivid.
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HoloLens projects light directly on the user's eyeball in order to create a mixed reality experience.
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Via a tadpole inserted through the eyeball, similar to how Xenomorphs in Alien reproduce via Facehuggers.
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The former duo run free, frictionless digital eyeball auctions — using any and all data within grasp.
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Use measuring cups to dole out reasonable portions until you are able to eyeball them accurately.
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I bumped into Bald Mustache Man again in a room full of clocks and an old woman and was made to stand eyeball to eyeball with him, staring into his face for what seemed like an eternity, while two the nymphs in white dresses danced around us.
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And could she not have just shrugged her shoulders, answered, "I don't know," and bypassed the eyeball?
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We're not going to bust out the eyeball emojis, but there may be some catchphrase thievery afoot.
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Fans took to Twitter to say hello to young Dumbledore, albeit with a lot of eyeball emojis.
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Finally, A Thermometer Will Help Even Cohen admits that getting the temperature right is tricky to eyeball.
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You may be eyeball-deep in some program or script before something, somewhere goes off the rails.
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And the woman ends her performance with a leap through a giant eyeball made up of flowers.
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The high-end StarVR headset from Starbreeze, for instance, will include a Tobii sensor for eyeball tracking.
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Lehmann is the editor in chief of The Baffler, and the author of the "Jaundiced Eyeball" column.
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Viable options include: a Nixon mask, Groucho fuzzy nose and glasses get-up, sheet with eyeball cutouts.
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Some scientists think they've found away to produce night vision by injecting special particles into someone's eyeball.
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An underwater sequence featuring an eerie eyeball garden is as unnerving as it is rich with beauty.
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There were definitely some big shocking points, like the eyeball part and all the blood and gore.
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The carbide drill bit of the sun carves a circle through my eyeball and through my retina.
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We've been able to terrify people in film for 100 years without having to show an eyeball.
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That's the question everyone has been asking ever since Bisping revealed his right eyeball is a fake.
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The slicing reveals recognizable forms (a blinking eyeball, letters) packed in the inner layers of the loaf.
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A trip to the DMZ, following in the footsteps of his predecessor, Barack Obama, and Vice President Mike Pence, would bring Trump within yards of North Korean soldiers, who stand eyeball to eyeball with their South Korean enemies, and likely be regarded by the North as highly provocative.
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Just this week, we've seen appearances from two new eyeball-focused bots: the Big-I (which looks like a felt trashcan with a bowling ball stuck on top), and Moorebot (a smaller device that boasts an "eyeball dance" that will entertain the young and easily-amused while playing music).
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Standing at the mirror in the galley, she plucked at her eyeball, as if extracting a contact lens.
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When you're in orbit looking at the planet, our atmosphere looks like a contact lens on an eyeball.
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Click here to view original GIFBrandon Liu created a version of Pong that's played through clever eyeball tracking.
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She wasn't anti-bodymodding, but the idea of someone plugging circuitry into their eyeball gave her the creeps.
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According to the caption accompanying dolewhipdollies_'s photo, that eyeball is actually a cherry stuffed inside a lychee.
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Click here to view original GIFThis is easily the best video to spend your eyeball time on today.
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Doctors had to remove a man's eye after an eyeball tattoo left him in pain over the summer.
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Pop a small plastic toy eyeball in each cube, and freeze the tray the night before your party.
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An impulsive punch had accidentally scratched the eyeball, resulting in paralysis of the muscles that contract the iris.
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As they eyeball the giant pies in front of them, 15 minutes to clear the lot seems achievable.
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The surfaces were inlaid with images of various foods but also bugs, worms, and at least one eyeball.
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I'm gonna be very careful with reading the directions here, because this is my eyeball we're talking about.
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When Ray crosses the road to eyeball the competition, he encounters a barista he can't quite size up.
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One of the most stunning visuals was when the sphere transformed into a giant eyeball frenetically darting about.
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"The impact tore my iris, nearly ruptured my eyeball, lacerated my skin and broke my nose," she recalled.
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"The impact tore my iris, nearly ruptured my eyeball, lacerated my skin and broke my nose," she recalled.
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Mr. Farias has an uncanny ability to eyeball a bag and see if it is short 10 containers.
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Tipron fixes that problem, because it's a cyclops projector robot that fires streaming video out of its single eyeball.
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I keep firing until the horror is dead, and leaves behind its eyeball as a kind of twisted trophy.
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"One Fettered Slave" begins with a straight-on shot of Rachel's loose eyeball, and just gets worse from there.
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The eyeball business was a classic contrivance of first-generation internet businesses — and it largely didn't work then either.
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Frenetically they pick up the parcels, eyeball the label on each, and walk them over to the appropriate chutes.
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Morocco says he once had a patient who accidentally had squirted superglue onto her eyeball instead of contact solution.
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Then, after each boss—mutant alien penis or gigantic boggling eyeball (again, they repeat)—Samus has to leg it.
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Consumers also deserve a digital marketplace replete with competitors going at it head to head for every consumer eyeball.
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During another incident, her partner threw an iPhone at her face, breaking her nose and almost rupturing her eyeball.
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They said all they had to do to find a Republican neighborhood was to eyeball the distance between houses.
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The light fixture above it, from the avant-garde design collective Superstudio, surveys the room like a giant eyeball.
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Maybe, if you are gifted, your eyeball would look like it belonged on the face of a Pixar character.
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Portion the meatballs into 2-ounce balls or eyeball it and make em whatever size your tum tum desires. 7.
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Corneal neovascularization and other signs of eyeball abuse only show up in eye exams—ideally in time to fix them.
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So researchers in Poland recently examined whether a machine learning system could distinguish a living eyeball from a dead one.
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Their method was able to consistently differentiate the two—but not if the eyeball belonged to the very recently dead.
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Eyeball the cameras, talk to them, know where they are, and do your big moves where the shot already is.
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As inconvenient and annoying as that can be, at least you can eyeball expiration dates for yourself if you do.
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The chief said that if the opportunity presented itself, she could "jab that guy in his eyeball" with a pencil.
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The projector beams an image onto a circular film on the right lens, which bounces it back into your eyeball.
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The tip opens to reveal a huge, glowing yellow eyeball, which emits a red beam, pulling me closer to it.
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How exactly Facebook will 'encourage' WhatsApp users to eyeball the marketing noise it intends to monetize remains to be seen.
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The AAO says serious risks come with eyeball tattoos, which have not been around long enough to be properly studied.
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That means you'll have to sort of eyeball the ideal spot to place the camera to get the right shot.
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So the researcher's used a special camera to image a volunteer's eyeball and create a 3D model of their cornea.
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It looks something like an eyeball smoothie—gelatinous, opaque, served on ice—but it's a surprisingly sweet and refreshing drink.
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That's not good news for CNN, the CW, and Turner Broadcasting, which survive on eyeball-driven affiliate fees and advertising.
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The group is also investing in targeted digital advertising, created by Eyeball, to increase its reach, especially among young adults.
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Nicknamed Cyclops after tearing out a cellmate's eyeball, he became a jailhouse legend also known as the beast of Angola.
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The patient's eyelids have been stretched back with a metal clamp, so his eyeball bulges out of glistening pink tissue.
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Projected onto it is a black-and-white close-up on an eyeball, fluttering in a state of nervous distress.
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That afternoon, I saw a bunch of wet feathers, a tiny beak and a shiny, black eyeball in the middle.
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The most common variety was corneal abrasion, a scratch to the eyeball that typically heals within a day or two.
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Two bow hunters pass by and eyeball my bear spray holster with a smirk that says, What are you doing here?
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Call humanity a cancer, call it a virus, but neither of those things ever invented a robot to eyeball corn plants.
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You have just mounted an eyeball-bursting laser turret in the corner of your room, and it is shooting at you.
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Moral of this story: If you see an eyeball in your cake, maybe just put it down the garbage disposal. 13.
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If you don't know where that reputation came from, all you have to do is eyeball some old Talking Heads videos.
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To world-renowned chef Gordon Ramsay, being served dry chicken is probably much more offensive than being served a fish eyeball.
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However off-putting it might be, this development in car-eyeball tech coincides with the public's growing distrust of autonomous vehicles.
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The move is poised to help Toutiao retain quality creators as the race to grab digital eyeball time intensifies in China.
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Vonshak was also especially clear about another point: the goal is to do more than just blast notifications into your eyeball.
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Turns out there are five different kinds of lubrication products on the ISS—surgical, intranasal, and three brands of eyeball lubricant.
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Facebook is making an effort to make its countless eyeball-grabbing elements less distracting with a new test of notification customization.
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Give your guests a chilling experience by decking out your bar cart with an ice bucket filled with ghoulish "eyeball" ice.
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It must've been the sawdust that got caught in his eyeball, he thought, and he could easily flush it out later.
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A scan showed that Remande's right eye-socket is fractured and that her eyeball suffered an "explosion," according to the BBC.
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The eyeball tattoo has become a trend in some prisons, so perhaps the criminal in the photo had it done there.
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I could see using it for a weird, casual gift, or for a friend in need of some good eyeball content.
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"Just take five, 10 minutes to eyeball those [benefits guides], they may have some surprises that change your mind," she says.
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If Ogmentoeil can run really lean and cheap, then the market price of an eyeball augment ought to crash some day.
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They also showed that the ideal length for a row of mammalian eyelashes is one-third the width of an eyeball.
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If a hacker figures out how to imitate someone's eyeball — which has been done in laboratory settings — it can't be replaced.
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America must hope the incident will remind South Korea and Japan that the security threat to each comes not from the other but from North Korea and an assertive China, further encouraged by its ever closer ties with Russia; and that in response South Korea and Japan should be shoulder to shoulder, not eyeball to eyeball. ■
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"You don't need to administer these kinds of drugs unless someone is plucking out their eyeball or some such," forensic psychiatrist Mark.
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It also comes with six custom-designed Jibbitz charms that include Malone's "Stay Away" tattoo, an eyeball and his Posty Co. logo.
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You indirectly move a round little character that looks like an eyeball, moving up a mountain by balancing it on a platform.
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The tissues themselves are highly specialized, but the entire eyeball package—the intricacies and developmental processes involved—is at another level altogether.
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One woman had a broken jaw from the accident and another suffered a broken bone below her eye and a bruised eyeball.
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From the aforementioned punk-inspired pumpkin to eyeball test tubes, haunted candelabra, and all types of wreaths, the selection is pretty nuts.
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Two men have also previously presented similar complications from eyeball tattoos, according to the 2017 report in the American Journal of Ophthalmology.
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But all his spraying couldn't spare him from a pernicious tick that found in the one spot he couldn't swat — his eyeball.
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And Denise didn't get a chance to answer any questions because she was shot mid-monologue through the eyeball with an arrow.
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He said you could even do something simpler and look at your hip to waist ratio -- something a doctor could eyeball quickly.
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As I hurled ethereal flaming hammers at a hovering metal eyeball, I thought about how far I had come in two years.
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As time wore on, it appears Hefner began to eyeball his place in history, and to align himself with its good guys.
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A simple eyeball of the African-American unemployment rate, meanwhile, makes it clear that Trump has nothing to do with this trend.
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Thus, people learned to look into the actual poke and eyeball their dinner to make sure they knew what they were buying.
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Adding to the forced-extroversion fun is a new invention, a multipurpose webcam that's the relative size and shape of an eyeball.
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Cows might wish to opt out too, since Faro's bartender is currently topping its black margarita with an ice-encased bull eyeball.
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That translates into a 41 pixels per inch difference, which may sound like a lot, but I defy anyone to eyeball the difference.
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Despite intensive treatment at an equine hospital in New York, the inflammation worsened, and veterinarians finally concluded they could not save the eyeball.
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Holland has since changed the placement of Zendaya's tag to her right eyeball, but not before the actress could publicly call him out.
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I don't know, maybe I'm just afraid of everything now and I don't love that this looks sort of like a huge eyeball.
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The room started melting and pulling me underground, my bed turned into a giant eyeball that I was riding through my own consciousness.
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The company has been interested in eyeball tech for awhile, most notably with its longtime development of smart contact lenses for monitoring diabetes.
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On the new podcast, Seidman Becker also talked about why the company uses fingerprint and eyeball scans, but not facial recognition, at airports.
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Read This Very Short Story About Edible Panties Read This Very Short Story About Sexual Eyeball Licking Poem: "Follow Him" By Jenny Zhang
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You measure cochlear fluid with an instrument in your ear and record intraocular pressure by tapping a pressure sensor against your anesthetized eyeball.
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Face it, you'll never be the master as long as your eyeball magnet of a real phone is conveniently stashed in your bag.
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I could've done without the 17 minutes of orgasmic dry-heaving that preceded the eyeball vomit, but no one's asking for my edits.
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We had people sending pictures of their eyes, and we projected people's eyes on this giant eyeball that looked back on the crowd.
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Like Emerson's transparent eyeball, they serve as a lens for the peculiarities that surround them: They're impressionable and neutral at the same time.
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He went to an eye doctor who informed him that the spot on his eye was actually a tick burrowed in his eyeball.
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The mirrors also reflect paranoia of covert surveillance and an obsessive-compulsive need to eyeball all one can about the behavior of others.
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Wearing contacts in water can be dangerousWearing contacts in the pool or shower turns your eyeball into a petri dish, according to Hovanesian.
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In this film too, mental illness is used as a catch-all for terrifying, paranormal, room-shaking, eyeball-rolling, levitating, downright evil behavior.
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Akil Mitchell, a former basketball player at the University of Virginia, had his eyeball pop out of his socket during an NBL game.
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The 47-year-old daredevil is telling me about how his eyeball popped out during the filming of his new movie, Action Point.
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If you forgot your flops, give the showers the old eyeball test—and if they don't look clean, you're better off skipping it.
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In several others, his red-lipped, grimacing mouth, or a potent single eyeball or hand, emerge from a storm of sandy-green clouds.
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Her eyes were white, the result of a reflex known as Bell's phenomenon, in which the eyeball rolls back to protect the cornea.
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I glued a Little Mermaid doll to my forehead for Lena's body and used my own eyeball as the eye on her dress.
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"A tiny ball this size that hits with such force that the eyeball just opens up like a flower," Dr. Carmen Torres said.
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"Thankfully she came to the hospital early, otherwise I might have had to take her eyeball out to save her life," Hung said.
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"IIIIIII MEEEEE I SAY YES I DOOO," pal Hailey Baldwin wrote in four separate comments, while Gigi Hadid simply left an eyeball emoji.
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The larger problem is, if your fingerprint or retinal data is stolen, the government can't just issue you a new finger or eyeball.
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Most recently, she dragged Cardi B and other influencers who peddle harmful diet products, practically turning the whole twitter-sphere into eyeball emojis.
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Though Google and Facebook are now the dominant examples of ad-driven eyeball monetization—accounting for roughly half of all Internet advertising revenues—Yahoo!
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Image: University of Minnesota, McAlpine GroupFor the first time ever, scientists have 3D-printed an array of light sensors onto an eyeball-shaped surface.
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That's all tricky to make, but the really tricky part for a MEMS display is getting the image that it paints into your eyeball.
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The robot creatures can look a little bit creepy with their eyeball cameras, but the animals often embrace them as one of their own.
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Generally, the confusion over a catch in the N.F.L. is a symptom of instant replay, in which a plain eyeball test will not suffice.
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The Jaunt One, previously known as the NEO, sports 24 separate cameras, which work together to deliver 8K resolution video (or 4k per eyeball).
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Lower-cost versions that can pass an "eyeball test" at less-sophisticated ports can cost hundreds of dollars on the darkweb, according to Stack.
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In the case of Think F.A.S.T., that takes the form of a floating eyeball orb that walks you through the process step by step.
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It's scary to have knives and needles around the eyeball area, but Dr. Lee handles the thin skin and delicate area like a pro.
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The teacher asks the class what hieroglyphics remind them of, winking so hard his eyeball almost pops out of the side of his head.
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Last year he installed a giant light switch in Geneva that, when pressed by passers-by, projected a giant eyeball onto a nearby building.
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In the final scene, just after she swallows a vomit-covered eyeball whole, she curls her lip like Beyoncé in the "Countdown" music video.
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Adapted from the enormous 2006 novel by Vikram Chandra, Sacred Games is a sophisticated move in Netflix's quest to net every eyeball on earth.
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Which must be why so many tech companies have chosen to adopt a huge eyeball as a central design aspect of their home robots.
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In "Inflatable," the seventh episode of Better Call Saul's second season, both Jimmy and Kim eyeball the exit signs at their behemoth law firms.
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Cocktails are garnished with nods to the show, like a little baggie of powder (really smoked salt and chile powder) or a floating eyeball.
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In one instance, a man is killed by a stiletto heel being jabbed into his eyeball (you may have caught that in the trailer).
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You rush to the bathroom, open that tube of mascara in a panic, and then the worst happens: mascara wand straight to the eyeball.
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Because in the ever accelerating game of 'click here to eyeball this', the battle to slay human attention spans has been fought and won.
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Was a software engineer trying to draw an eyeball or a stick figure, or a stick figure surfing on the surface of an eye?
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"If you release the restrictions before you have a good eyeball on what's going on there, you're going to get in trouble," he said.
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"I rolled through the door and got the hairy eyeball from a guy my age in a crew cut and T-shirt," he writes.
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They sutured my eye and my eyelid, and we waited for a week to see if the eyeball could be saved, but it couldn't.
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Research on the station has helped prove that exercise greatly slows the loss of bone, but the eyeball mystery is still not well understood.
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One, the leader, is in the passenger's seat, holding a dead lawyer's detached eyeball and remarking on the surprising length of the optic nerve.
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Benoist says things reached breaking point when she says he threw an iPhone at her face, breaking her nose and almost rupturing her eyeball.
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He told the Muszynskis that Abby would always be blind in that eye, but she could get a prosthetic eyeball and live a normal life.
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Over the next year, the system was able to eyeball and automatically identify suitable rocks with very high accuracy, researchers report today in Science Robotics.
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Though the device looks like an eyeball, it's nowhere near the stage where it could be transplanted and made to work like a functional eye.
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To make it, a research team led by Michael McAlpine started with a hemispherical glass dome similar in shape and size to a human eyeball.
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Yes. A sclera tattoo involves injecting ink into the white membrane of the eyeball, changing its color and causing you to look (intentionally) pretty freaky.
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Eyeball tattooing began to appear in the late 2000's according to Canada based artist Russ Foxx, who said he has performed the body modification.
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Today, I stoked one and didn't realize how underdone the guy was, and his eyeball came globing out a little, like Mars Attacks or something.
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The photo shows a dark purple beverage, served over ice, and floating in it is a glowing purple cube and what looks like an eyeball!
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If you've go to the park with any kids, we highly recommend freaking them out by eating that fruity eyeball right in front of them.
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President-elect Trump reviewed many of these documents at Trump Tower and Bedminster before his interviews, according to a source who saw him eyeball them.
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Luckily for anyone desperate to see Uma Thurman pluck out somebody's eyeball or blow up their heart with her bare hands again, there's a loophole.
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Drones can crash into planes, deliver drugs to prisoners, rip out your eyeball, or invade restricted airspace around our national monuments or nuclear power plants.
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"You eyeball the boxes, and other than the negative sentiment, you simply can't make the case that we have any other box checked," Cramer said.
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Eyeball Cards: The Art of British CB Radio Culture compiles hundreds of calling cards from the renegade 1970s and '80s Citizens Band (CB) radio scene.
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The less dependent a hostile ship on what U.S. Navy jokesters call the Mark I Eyeball, the less impactful strobe weapons meant to disorient vision.
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Mr. Tiran's moving, expressive performance during the possession has an acrobatic elasticity, with hints of Iggy Pop carnality and eyeball work indebted to Jack Nicholson.
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The pair chat about being immersed in music 26/27, the strangeness of the eyeball emoji, and social media in New York versus other cities.
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In the first three minutes of the movie, we see a guy get a ballpoint pen in the neck and a stiletto in the eyeball.
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It is reflected on the faces of all those people in the way that a camera can be reflected in the eyeball of a sitter.
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It's always a good idea to eyeball the grid before you get started because it can tell you something about what you're about to solve.
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You can be my friend for 30 years, but I'm gonna stab your eyeball out with an ice pick if it gets me more power.
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Today's professional facilities are long removed from the time when you look through a viewfinder and use the telescope as an extension of your eyeball.
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Shortly after Thomas posted his eyeball emoji, Jennings shared the same thing on Twitter, knowing it would cause a stir (though he later deleted it).
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Doctors who examined the patients said they suspected that the stem cells had grown onto the retina and then contracted, pulling it off the eyeball.
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When you land on a web page, there's this instant auction that all these technology companies basically bid ... for your eyeball in that one moment.
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Because I think like, I do Clear, right, I did Clear and they've got my eyeball, whatever, they've got my fingerprints, they've got my eyeballs.
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The onlooking faces of each of Bordalo II's pieces are heightened by their size as each eyeball is the size of a high-rise window.
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Astronauts commonly report diminished eyesight upon their return home, possibly because the eyeball changes shape in space and tissues surrounding the optic nerves become swollen.
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With his diplomacy, resolve and readiness to commit huge sums to ending his country's division, Mr. Kohl was remembered by many as a giant of epochal times that remade Europe's political architecture, dismantled the minefields and watchtowers of the Iron Curtain and replaced the eyeball-to-eyeball armed confrontation between East and West with an enduring, if often challenged, coexistence between former sworn foes.
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This is supposed to be the laser's image "painted" onto your retina along side how you would see the text while actually looking with your eyeball.
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Perhaps even more impressively, the deep learning software helped humans reduce the time needed to eyeball potential missile sites from 60 hours to just 42 minutes.
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In light of that, a research paper published this month asks an important question: Is there a way to confirm a scanned eyeball is actually alive?
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This actually does help you eyeball changes in it — like the fact that you now have 210 waiting notifications and action items — a little more easily.
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At first blush, a blind tadpole that's had an eyeball grafted onto its tail sounds like a creature from a fairy tale — the Cyclops' tadpole cousin.
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But let me say this: I've heard from many people that once a gator gets you, you get your finger his eyeball to make him release.
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Not only the geometry of the eyelids and the surrounding skin around the eyes, but the eyeball itself, the conjunctiva and these very thin translucent layers.
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So when you eyeball the list of candidates who spent the most money on their own campaigns, they naturally tend to be embroiled in difficult races.
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But it seems to me that if a restaurant passes my eyeball test—looks clean, no visible signs of serving actual garbage—it's probably fine, right?
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Filled with the moving image of a large, blinking eyeball, a music video disperses into glistening fuzz as it forms scattered cubes and piercing line segments.
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But some, such as fractures of the bones housing the eyeball, common during baseball and air-gun play, required surgery and potentially threatened young athletes' vision.
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This is still slightly different from Sega's version of Sonic, which technically has just one big eyeball with two separate pupils, as you can see here.
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I also did the Ghostbusters and R2-D2 from Star Wars, all zombified, whether they were deteriorating or missing an eyeball or limb here or there.
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For that record, we were on a little label, Eyeball out of Jersey, but they did blow up, because they were a bit of a tastemaker.
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So, if all you do is eyeball the numbers, it looks as if opioid overdoses are lowest in cannabis states and highest in non-cannabis states.
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The thought of having three large needles stuck into my eyeball, and the vitreous humor then being sucked out while I was awake, did not appeal.
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The rim of it was burn-bright, like when something grinds against your eyelid and you see little firework-explosions on your eyeball in the dark.
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Right now it's tiny sunglasses, those diminutive, barely eyeball-size versions that don't seem to perform their stated function of providing shade very well at all.
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"It's just chisme," or gossip, he said, as he unwrapped the foil around a steaming cow's head, plucking out an eyeball to serve to a regular.
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And what were you supposed to do with the thing after its blue ring, like a giant digital eyeball, blinked shut for the very last time?
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An experienced mortarman can eyeball the distance to his target, but it tends to take a few shots to get rounds falling in the right spot.
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It can see everything with its 720p color camera and 3D visual system, which looks like an eyeball and is situated on top of its cylindrical body.
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There&aposs also a dramatically lit screenshot of the singer, wet from her bath and covered with a white towel, holding a human eyeball in her mouth.
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You mime stabbing yourself in the eyeball as the next caller says that she thinks three kids outside the 7-Eleven are getting ready to rob it.
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Even though Starbug's method is simple, a hacker would still need to get relatively close to the victim's face to snap a clear photo of their eyeball.
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Kanye and Kim didn't pick the name before their daughter was born, presumably because they wanted to eyeball her and see if her face triggered a name.
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"the eyeball"), the Philco Predicta (a machine from the 50s) and the Mod-era 3s-111w are his staple machines used to project videos at the parlour.
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Extra Bases Wes Johnson, the first pitching coach to jump from college to the majors, is part of a tech-savvy generation that eschews the eyeball test.
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When I was listening to it, I realized I was no longer bothered by the on-the-nose (on-the-eyeball?) quality of this production's video projections.
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Indeed, one of Emerson's protégés was a painter, Christopher Cranch, who made the "transparent eyeball" illustration of Emerson as an eye on long legs walking through nature.
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"I used to do video production in the back of a truck, and the only way to create a highlight was via a human eyeball," he said.
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But these drones have protection on the outside of their blades, so you shouldn't have to worry about cutting up the wallpaper or taking out an eyeball.
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So while you may not have instantly understood how potent this 'outrageous and divisive' eyeball-grabbing content tactic would turn out to be — oh hai future global scale!
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"Trying to look like someone who was not wildly over excited about this picture or startled while planning a sneaky lick of Freddie's eyeball," Beckinsale captioned the shot.
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Mr. President turns to the right, and I gaze directly into his crystalline eyeball, wondering if he likes trap music, or is more of a Jersey Club dude.
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The first Gear 360 camera, released in 2016, looked like a giant eyeball and, like the new camera, had two fisheye lenses on either side of the camera.
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Fingernails, sharply filed and coated in wax, dug into an opponent's eye-socket, attempting to literally rip out the eyeball and hold it aloft before a screaming crowd.
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And you only need to eyeball the piles of Amazon boxes in the recycling bins of local mailbox shops to know that it still dominates among Canadian shoppers.
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For a brief moment, the antbird opens its eye, but doesn't seem to notice the large insect perched on its back — nor the tube resting in its eyeball.
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Eyebobs -- a company that's been selling glasses since 2001 -- just filed suit against the social media giant, accusing it of ripping out off their eyeball ... logo, that is.
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Eyebobs claims Snapchat started using a similar eyeball image this year to promote its new Spectacles -- which are all the rage right now -- saying it's a bullseye knockoff.
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The remaining Kubo sets and puppets — including a wriggling robot eyeball-plant controlled with a bowling-ball-sized trackball mouse — dominate the little makeshift rooms they're placed in.
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Miss Peregrine is Burton's first film with a black actor in a leading role: Samuel L. Jackson plays the villain, a chipper, urbane, eyeball-eating monster named Barron.
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People have gotten a stick in the eyeball, a stick in the ass, treed by bears, surrounded by wolves, fallen off cliffs, flipped trucks, or simply left behind.
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Maybe in 10 years I'll feel differently, but right now, there's no way I'd implant gadgetry from Google, Apple, or any other tech company straight into my eyeball.
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But the subtle expressiveness of our eyeball area has a fringe benefit: VR researchers can use it to guess at what the rest of your face is doing.
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" But as Vox's Matthew Yglesias points out, "a simple eyeball of the African-American unemployment rate ... makes it clear that Trump has nothing to do with this trend.
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When players go to confront the Shadow Nightmare, its final form, DethI ("death-eye"), literally draws from cosmic horror, appearing as a giant, shadowy eyeball with spiked tentacles.
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It takes her a comically long time to detect the creepiness in his attentions, given the twitchy, eyeball-rattling derangement that Quaid brings even to Charlie's quieter moments.
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I kept at least one eyeball on "French Christian" at all times while I was solving, because my first thought was HUGUENOT, but I knew it was wrong.
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They have to be big and dorky because it's challenging to get a high-resolution translucent image in front of your eyeball that overlaps with the real world.
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Kaitlyn Willhoite, 25, worked at the chain for six years, starting right after high school, when most of her peers were already eyeball deep in Netflix and YouTube.
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Finding an eyeball in the harvest cake in Drag Me To Hell (19933) Bank loan officer Christine Brown (Alison Lohman) begins seeing bad omens everywhere—or are they hallucinations?
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To use an analogy, if you had a 1969 Ford Falcon, you could pretty much eyeball a cracked part and replace it, getting the car back in working order.
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"If you have time, feel free to watch the entire thing bc it almost happens TWICE!" she wrote, tagging the NFL's account and adding the eyeball and football emojis.
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" When presidents and candidates kept their medical maladies secret Doocy added, "You mean, Donald Trump isn't going to eyeball it first, like oh my goodness, look at my cholesterol?
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"Why should anyone be reading this by hand, by eyeball and by gut check?" said Huang, who has developed a software program with Harvard University researchers to identify outbreaks.
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After visiting my fifth Atlas interface to date — this one a huge, blackened eyeball that kept repeating the word "beyond" — I decide to get back to my explorer roots.
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If both eyes are affected and the period of effectiveness is short, doctor visits can be very frequent, so drugs that last longer in the eyeball are being pursued.
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On the cover of the magazine, perhaps not surprisingly, she is wearing Louis Vuitton, as she generally does at the Oscars, the Met Gala or other big eyeball events.
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It never really occurred to me at that point that the way I saw myself basically as a Whitmanesque transparent eyeball was way different than how others saw me.
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If you're imagining a whole eyeball lolling around in a wet dish, it wasn't quite that gory; without a microscope, it looked like a tiny translucent lump of goo.
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I was lucky enough to be in that private clinic and instead of emptying my eye, a plastic surgeon saved the eyeball with a little silicone that filled it.
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It could be that the hiring manager opened it, then got distracted by a more pressing matter or a more eyeball-catching résumé and wanted to view that instead.
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By the end of the movie, Refn has toyed with cannibalism, lesbian necrophilia, the egestion of an eyeball, and other minor sports, all of them filmed in lavish taste.
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Behind it, a large projection of this same eyeball blinking slowly gives off the feeling that the sculpture may, in fact, blink of its own accord at any moment.
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But Canadian duo Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue are known for injecting the ethereal sport with some serious sensuality — and one move in particular inspired a lot of eyeball emojis.
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"If a patient is retaining water, for instance, fluid may build up behind the eye or in the eyeball itself, spurring changes in the shape of the cornea," Pierce says.
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Now, she's a freelance makeup artist using what makes her unique — a left eyeball that's aligned to the inward corner rather than centered — to empower herself and those around her.
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The eyeball popped out easily—an assertive index finger thrust into the head cavity, a "come here" pull-back with the same finger, and it was out with little fuss.
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Some of these cats come out with a handful of odd features, like beaks instead of regular little cat noses, or they have an eyeball where their butt should be.
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I mean, FBX made Facebook half a billion dollars a year just with three guys; that's what you could do if you get in the middle of the eyeball flow.
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Her sister had a fracture in the bone under her eye, a bruised eyeball and needed five stiches to close a cut above her left eye, he told the paper.
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This is a pretty crazy story out of Alabama concerning redshirt freshman longsnapper Ryan Parris, who has an amoeba hanging out in his eye socket, trying to eat his eyeball.
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It would be a more extreme version of the current format where you can pretty much eyeball who is going to advance from most of the groups when they're drawn.
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"It is harder to take someone's eyeball than someone's user ID and password," said Steve Ellis, who leads Wells Fargo's innovation group that worked on developing the eye scan authentication.
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And they've extended the battlefield outside China as emerging media forms, most exemplified by short video services Douyin (TikTok's China version) and Kuaishou, threaten to steal people's eyeball time away.
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For decades, the federal government has sought to prevent food-borne illnesses by stationing inspectors along the slaughter lines to eyeball the passing pigs for signs of disease and decay.
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The cover photo, of glazed peaches with an eyeball inside one of them, had been the cover of "Canned Funk" (1975), an album by the saxophonist and flutist Joe Farrell.
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"Blind," with its mystically beautiful images of reflections in an eyeball, "evokes a dreamy, dour fusion of Charlie Kaufman and Ingmar Bergman," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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Apparently I missed the lesson in home ec class on how to eyeball the thickness of my dough because I never have any idea how thick it should actually be.
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"The Count" was explaining why he used to wear sunglasses so often during his fight career ... and then reached into his right eye socket and plucked out a prosthetic eyeball!
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It really doesn't hold a candle to Sony's Eye-AF, which focuses on the closest eyeball of a subject and works shockingly well, even at a very shallow depth of field.
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The clip closes out with close-ups of everyone's eyeballs, Cersei exhaling a visible puff of air (it's winter now!), and then a close-up of a White Walker's eyeball. Cool!
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"She basically had these rough things stuck on the underside of her upper eyelid so every time she closed her eyes it would scratch her eyeball, particularly the cornea," Taylor said.
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Hansen accidentally broke Vader's nose before the match had even properly started, then halfway through the bruising bout, an errant strike from Hansen popped Vader's right eyeball out of its socket.
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And even if you're more of an eyeball-it cook than a measure-out-your-mis-en-place-first cook, having a full set of measuring utensils tucked away can't hurt.
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Manifested in the app as iris rings in the eyeball animation and number of vibrations, the score reflects the amount of positive energy Ijeoma hopes to pour back into the street.
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READMEThe screen freaking beautifulThe stylus still feels like a gimmick, but it's fun for mindless scrollingBest camera phone I have ever usedSamsung's dumb apps can be uninstalledThe eyeball scanning is crazy.
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The recipe for the phone of tomorrow may call for some unlikely biological bits: the eyeball of a beetle, the fine hairs of a cricket, the scales of a butterfly wing.
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Read This Very Short Story About Edible Panties Read This Very Short Story About What It's Like To Be An Aging Werewolf Read This Very Short Story About Sexual Eyeball Licking
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And it was tough for me to pick a winner among the really over-the-top moments that made me giggle, like Kacey Musgraves' Barbie homage and Janelle Monae's animated eyeball.
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" Joked Chrissy Teigen, referencing her own New Year's Eve snafu: "I bombed last night too and all I had to do was read a prompter and also I lost an eyeball.
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They said they were lifted aboard a UFO, examined by a machine shaped like a football-sized eyeball and by three robots, and then returned to Earth unharmed (The Clarion Ledger).
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"One of the hypotheses was that shifting of the fluid out of the upper part of the body might have an effect on the shape of the eyeball," Dr. Charles said.
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It's interesting even as a layperson to see the amount of care that goes into every little piece of this model, from realistically shading hair to self-occlusion on the eyeball.
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There is no level indicator to tell you when you have the seat at the proper installation angle, so you'll have to eyeball a single line on a seat label instead.
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The Wide Awakes threw wild parties and donned unmistakable uniforms: glimmering jet-black robes, long flowing capes, top hats, and 6-foot torches often emblazoned with their logo, an open eyeball.
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It allows performers inside it to appear as if they're standing in the center of a giant eyeball, ball of lightning, or whatever designs they configure to map to the sphere.
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"The Roosevelts had crowd control because they knew every eyeball on the property, whereas at Mar-a-Lago ... It's easier to have a security breach at Mar-a-Lago," Brinkley said.
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If you were asked to draw an eyeball in 10 seconds or less, you would probably draw something that looks like it could be glued onto an elementary school craft project.
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In addition to Superzoom, you might have noticed other Halloween-y additions in Stories, including emotive candy corn, pumpkins, and bloodshot eyeball stickers, and some truly creepy, alarmingly life-like face filters.
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This tool is designed to give you a simple way to eyeball whether your plan for college could put you in a tough spot when it comes to managing your student debt.
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Seeing Rivers on that stand, clearly distraught over the result of the series, over his own limitations in the face of the Blazers, pus swelling up in his eyeball, I felt bad.
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Between the bright, contrasting color palette—a nod to neo-pop—and surreal imagery like a lettuce bra, raw fish face mask, and superglued eyeball implants, this series makes a serious impact.
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By the time Khloé's eyeball quote is said over the phone to Kim Kardashian, the levy has broken — the world knows something went down between True Thompson's dad and Kyle Jenner's BFF.
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So my gummy eyedrops were built to ooze into the backs of my eyeballs, where they would tack some of those fancy four-color receptors into my standard three-color eyeball nerves.
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When our late pug Weenie had to have a diabetes-ravaged eyeball removed, we replaced it with a fake eye that cost roughly 15 times what we had paid for Weenie himself.
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Facing you on entry is a stop-motion animation, projected high on the wall, of a huge staring glass eyeball, its lids held open by a spring-loaded, "Clockwork Orange"-y device.
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Much of the movie, likewise, is filmed in extreme wide angles, as if to guarantee that nothing escapes the frame—the camera recruited to the cause of Emerson's "transparent eyeball," seeing all.
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Your bacteria-sharing might have caused conjunctivitis, or pink eye, which is the inflammation or infection of the outer membrane of the eyeball (the white part of the eye) and the inner eyelid.
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By confronting Biden so firmly, Harris hoped to shift the measurement toward an "eyeball test": encouraging Democrats to imagine which candidate could best stand beside Trump on a debate stage in fall 2020.
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Ralf, stern, commanding, endearing Ralf, is a roving and probing extension of his camera, a gaudily-dressed eyeball beamed in from the deepest recess of Berlin, somehow up there way above the clouds.
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For the very first Late Late Show episode of August, Gordon Ramsay stopped by to hang out with host James Corden, and while there, Corden forced him to eat a whole fish eyeball.
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Catt Gallinger, 24, opted to get a "scleral tattoo" earlier this month; it involved having ink injected into one of her sclera, the medical term for the white outer layer of the eyeball.
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Instead of having to cause a retinal detachment, they'd like to be able to get the right amount of transduction with an injection into the vitreous, the clear jelly that fills the eyeball.
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At least one other similar case in the UK has been reported: a 29-year-old man who got amoebas in his eyeball after showering with his contacts in, requiring a corneal transplant.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY How the Madame Tussauds wax sculptures are made Hyperrealistic sculpture videos are fascinating, but it's really hard finding one that doesn't open with someone popping in a fake eyeball.
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The eyeball-headed, quasi-anonymous pranksters — still nobodies after all these years — will return to the city this weekend, invading the comparatively sedate quarters of the Murmrr Theater with their gonzo sound art.
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Everything about The Lost Village's eyeball-searing visuals is cranked to 11, from the Smurfs' blue flesh to the bright, exploding coloration of their village and the Forbidden Forest into which they venture.
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When devising a theatrical scheme to out his father's murderer, and describing the power a drama can have upon "guilty people sitting at a play," he casts a hairy eyeball upon the audience.
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If the tool analyzes a photo of a dog and finds a bit of fur that looks vaguely like an eyeball, it will enhance that bit of fur and then repeat the process.
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Twenty-three years ago, when I was a junior at Harvard, a boy's finger hooked into my right eye during a basketball game, shearing my optic nerve from the back of my eyeball.
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Although the ink-colored cocktail and THE ACTUAL EYEBALL FLOATING ON TOP OF IT seem custom-made for the most obnoxious of Instagrammers, restaurant critic Pat Nourse says they're going to be disappointed.
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"I have an eyeball guy," jeweler KT Ferris proudly proclaimed during Greenpoint Open Studios when she explained how she sourced the material for her signature jewelry, whose centerpieces consist of blinking dolls' eyes.
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Or pretending that the youngest member of the family's hysterical wailing about not sitting at the "big kids table" doesn't create the feeling of an ice pick being inserted directly behind your eyeball.
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My issue with the tap-to-fly feature is that it asks you to eyeball where you want the drone to go, but does not let you set the max distance away from you.
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CRADLE also helped detect myelin retinal nerve fiber layer (MRNFL), a condition in which a myelin sheath around the eyeball affects the retina and diminishes sight capability, in Lee Gordon's daughter, Catherina, now 6.
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The mouth-watering treats served at the party were seemingly endless, including "Spider Floss" cotton candy, dip-your-own caramel apples, crispy rice treats, eyeball and ghost-themed cake pops, witch cupcakes and more.
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Less fraught with health false consciousness than the wrap, more portable than the sandwich, and less likely to take out an eyeball than the humble kebab, there's nothing not to love about a burrito.
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"Such a Scream" Waits has his grab-bag of go-to images (crows, coal, dirt), but "Such a Scream" marks the first appearance of an actual character who will re-appear, the Eyeball Kid.
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Soon afterward, Zerwas came to the microphone and stood there, giving Cain what Jonathan Tilove, in his blog for the Austin American-Statesman , jokingly called the morem pellis hispidus distentione nervorum: the hairy eyeball.
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In any case, name a drink after a lizard, and I may be instantly won over — but especially when it's the answer to the riddle: What's green and spicy and garnished with an eyeball?
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Gilbert had joined protests following the first overthrow of the Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, which made him a target of the new ruling party — he was beaten and jailed, his right eyeball destroyed.
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I don't believe that there's a hierarchy of fandom — that fans who have logged more eyeball-hours supporting a franchise are more authentic than other fans, and thus have greater ownership of the story.
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The thought did not elude me when I spotted a drawing at the diner of a bald entity with a giant eyeball connected to a coiling intestine — a frequent motif in his edible work.
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If such a system—one that could flag an eyeball as living or dead—were integrated into an iris scanner, someone would have a pretty narrow timeframe to extract an eye and dupe the scanner.
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The sliced eyeball in Un Chien Andalou, the copious shit in River of Fundament, the corporeal mutilation of the entire torture-porn genre: it's all an amuse-bouche for the final course that is Kuso.
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Today, eye tracking technology is typically used to track a user journey on a webpage or handheld device - its artistic applications have gone unexplored in a bid to make "the eyeball economy" something more quantifiable.
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As a longtime contact lens-wearer, I often joke that my glasses are like "eyeball sweats," because I really only wear them at nighttime when I'm trying to get comfy — like sweatpants for your eyes.
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Being asked to remove Apple from my life was like being asked to remove a part of my body that was incredibly useful but that I could live without, like a finger or an eyeball.
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Of course, Fetty ain't shy about only having one eyeball -- he lost the other to congenital glaucoma as a young boy -- and with a detached retina threatening Zimmer's right eye, Wap wants to help out.
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Not only have we nearly doubled in readership over the past few years, we've done it without going inorganically broad, attempting to squeeze out more value per eyeball or making our events pay-to play.
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And even those robots that don't have just a single 'ball (I ran out of synonyms for "eyeball" pretty quickly) tend to focus on animated eyes as the central way of interacting with the robot.
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A point of particular debate is the age of a thylacine carcass found in a cave on the Nullarbor Plain in 1966, so fresh that it still had an intact tongue, eyeball, and striped fur.
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Though I have never tested Intel's Vaunt AR glasses — which use retinal projection to display images on the inside of your literal eyeball — I think I can safely say I'm more comfortable with this arrangement.
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Researchers followed 136,782 health care workers for up to 15 years, tracking statin use and the incidence of glaucoma, the fluid buildup in the eyeball that damages the optic nerve and can lead to blindness.
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You dump all the random stuff you collect around town onto a table, and a guy gives you bike upgrades based on his general estimated value for it in action figures and eyeball key chains.
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Read her obituary here They were idealized images of an idyllic life: giant backlit photographs in Grand Central Terminal that served as a long-running, commuter-eyeball-grabbing advertising campaign for the Eastman Kodak Company.
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A doctor could even eyeball it and if the patient's waist is bigger than the hips, the risk of premature death is considered much higher for that person than someone whose waist circumference is smaller.
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One dwelt far too long and far too graphically on a certain pen-lodged-in-eyeball scenario; it was clear that she'd seen one firsthand and that the memory still had a pull on her.
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The singer, 31, detailed her fitness and health regimen in a new interview for her campaign with Adidas by Stella McCartney, including her decision to have part of her eyeball removed to improve her seasonal depression.
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We're told many simply wanna snap photos of the pad, while others have the audacity to peruse the grounds to eyeball a fire escape he used to climb when he wanted to come and go unnoticed.
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" Teigen's, whose own New Years snafu went viral later that night, shared her two cents: "I bombed last night too and all I had to do was read a prompter and also I lost an eyeball.
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Sure, these medieval contraptions look like torture devices and clamping so close to the eyeball can feel perilous, but we never imagined that such a violent act could result from something as seemingly insignificant as sneezing.
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Here, in Dalton's eyeball, the modified adenovirus is carrying instructions to teach the cone-shaped cells in the monkey's retinas that normally sense medium-wavelength, greenish light to instead (or maybe also) sense longer, reddish wavelengths.
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From subdermal horns, to tongue splitting, to ear stretching, to eyeball tattoos and way beyond, there are a whole horde of ways to change the way you look—and just as many reasons for doing it.
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Before smartphones became ubiquitous, there was an even bigger obstacle: To capture a finger image or scan an eyeball, a bank would have to pay to distribute the necessary technology to tens of millions of customers.
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That's probably why those scenes feel exponentially stronger than the rest of the episode — but the rest of the episode is still perfectly fun TV. Plus, Der Kindestod and his extendable eyeball stalks are genuinely creepy.
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I only bought Mass Effect 2 (my favorite of the bunch) on Steam recently, so I can't check my absolute playtime with my disc copy, but I would eyeball it at around 2,000 hours or so.
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And while my own experiment did involve an eyeball-sweating-ly obscene amount of goods and services, I can say that doing this much is completely unnecessary if you're not documenting your life for the internet's amusement.
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There you can ride La Grande Wheel, eyeball prehistoric dinosaurs, listen to concerts by acts such as Bad Company, Camila and the Isley Brothers; and eat pretty much whatever you desire, deep-fried and on a stick.
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With that framework in mind, influenced by a huge database built with statistical analysis and algorithms analyzing Rembrandt's technique, the team set to work comparing single features, like an eyeball or the slight tilt of the head.
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Upon initial incision, Tommy looks kind of like a bloody little eyeball of fat, and Dr. Lee uses her fingers to probe around at the area, as not to put anything too sharp right into Sandy's neck.
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Read This Very Short Story About Edible Panties Read This Very Short Story About What It's Like To Be An Aging Werewolf Poem: "Follow Him" By Jenny Zhang Read This Very Short Story About Sexual Eyeball Licking
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It doesn't take long before all hell breaks loose though, with Madison attempting to scoop out Troy's eyeball with a spoon and a very angry horde of walkers infiltrating the depot, forcing both sides to work together.
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My father was a card-carrying narcissistic sociopath, and one of my fondest childhood memories is pulling the lever in the voting booth after he'd selected the narcissistic sociopathic candidate and then flicked me in the eyeball.
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In a few decades of reporting on medicine, I had been in the O.R. during brain surgery, cesarean sections, liver transplants, cardiac bypass, an eyeball cut out of its socket — but never an operation on a fetus.
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On weekends, my father rises early and goes to work so that he can set up and run his machines alone, spinning copper wire into coils that will lie on an eyeball or fit in medical implants.
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The highlight of the night comes when Joe Biden develops a weird red eyeball as a result of being hit by a tranquilizer dart fired by his staff to prevent him from suddenly hugging a CNN moderator.
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In Temple of Doom, nearly every Indian character in the movie is a caricature, from the sadistic "Thuggee" slavers, to the magical shamans, to the gluttonous merchants and dignitaries feasting on eyeball soup and monkey brains at dinner.
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"I think he partly did the eyeball roll because he knew it would make the picture funny, but a little part of him still couldn't believe I was actually going to post it on social media," she says.
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"You can't eyeball mobile and TV display performance anymore; they are now significantly more complex with lots of internal modes and variables that need to be properly tested, measured, and evaluated," Dr. Soneira told me in an email.
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Kaitlyn: Well, as you know as a longtime reader of the recurring column "One Video," the rise of lyric videos is a phenomenon Lizzie and I have have been dedicating just one eyeball each to for some time.
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"Trying to look like someone who was not wildly over excited about this picture or startled while planning a sneaky lick of Freddie's eyeball," Beckinsale captioned a shot of herself posing next to a photo of the singer.
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Red eye occurs when light reflects off of the fundus (the back of the eye), through an open pupil, and captures a red coloration by picking up tonality from the blood in the choroid lining of the eyeball.
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So we did a piece called "Eye Of The Beholder," where we made a giant eyeball with a whole bunch of smaller eyeballs, and we aimed the cameras at the audience so we were looking back at them.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Hackers tried to access confidential data in powerful but stealthy phishing attacks launched in parallel with an eyeball-grabbing ransomware strike called BadRabbit last week, the head of the Ukrainian state cyber police said on Thursday.
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"Our main objective was to highlight the diversity of things that are made here," said T. J. McCormick, partner and executive creative director at Eyeball, a strategic design and branding firm that is working with Made in NYC.
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Though these types of cases are rare, they highlight the incredibly fragile nature of the human eyeball and the inherent risks of wearing contacts, Dr. John Hovanesian, a clinical spokesman for the American Academy of Ophthalmology, told INSIDER.
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While the Beatles could never see the Beatles, the Monkees could definitely see the Monkees: Their whole existence was a kind of meta-spectacle, an attempt to capture eyeballs by mimicking the greatest eyeball-capturers of the era.
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On dozens of screens, glowing in the low light, were the various components of a human body: the dislocated sphere of an eyeball, the strange topography of skin in extreme close-up, a thicket of sprouting hair follicles.
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During the meal, one of the women, Hannah Brown—who you may know as the ex-Miss America contestant caught in a pageant feud with fellow Bachelor contestant Caelynn Miller-Keyes—swallowed a fish eyeball to impress Underwood.
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BET wouldn't have promoted these women's upcoming appearances as much as they did if they weren't sure they created the same kind of eyeball-catching interest fellow 2018 performers like the Migos or a recently freed Meek Mill would.
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Side note: Boyd wrote a book called Steady at the Helm and then also mentions Roy Cohn so…it's clear what we're supposed to conclude about him (I'd insert a million eyeball emojis here if scrolling wouldn't get annoying).
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For the better part of a week I've been eyeball deep in the movies, music, and performances in utter disbelief, not so much at him being gone but at the fact that he ever happened in the first place.
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About 15 feet, he reckons, which was a fall far enough to break his feet and leave him with a black eye that's actually dark purple, dye half of one eyeball bright red and shear his eyebrow in two.
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In a fight between his character Ethan Hunt and evil protagonist Sean Ambrose (Dougray Scott), Cruise heads as far he humanly can by allowing the pointy edge of Ambrose's blade to stop just short of his milky white eyeball.
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"Trying to look like someone who was not wildly over excited about this picture or startled while planning a sneaky lick of Freddie's eyeball," Beckinsale, 45, captioned the image of her posing next to a photo of the late Freddie Mercury.
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Every skull crack, brain suck and eyeball swallow was a testament to the unique culture of Chengdu: the only city in which as many teeth and tongues pass through rabbits' heads as do thoughts of nibbling grass and rampant procreation.
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Over the course of a career that started in the '80s, Burton didn't cast a person of color in a lead role until 2016, when he made Samuel L. Jackson an eyeball eating villain in Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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Once light has been separated into its component wavelengths, cephalopods can use physical tricks—for instance changing the depth of the eyeball, or altering the distance between lens and retina—to focus different wavelengths of light on the retina individually.
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And, because it's a Halloween party, there were some super creative drinks, including a red cocktail in a low martini glass, accented with an eyeball created lychee fruit and a brandied cherry, smoking skull drinks, and shots inside of shots.
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At the RES office, designer and VJ Liam Tomaszewski shows me some of what he's been working on: there's a burnt orange Mars-like planet, what can only be described as a sparkling disco Death Star, and a wonderfully grotesque eyeball.
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Pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, is "an inflammation of the conjunctiva, the thin, clear tissue that lines the inside of the eyelid and the white part of the eyeball," according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) .
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His viral videos, which included him knocking an opponent's eyeball out of its socket (also seen above), were must-see viewing for a generation of young men who gathered around laptops to shout "oh shit!" as Slice landed punishing, ungloved blows.
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AT&T's Drum Set Antenna debuted at 2016's Coachella Festival, which in previous years also saw AT&T's Cheese Wheel Antenna and Giant Eyeball Antennas introduced—all technologies designed to cope with the massive demand for 4G network capacity.
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The first time I heard about Nova Scotia's Shag Harbour UFO incident was about six years ago when a Celtic guitarist with long white hair and a glass eyeball was telling me about it at a house party in Halifax.
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A 68-year-old woman returned from a trail run on the California coast only to discover the culprit of the itching sensation in her right eye was a half-inch long worm she proceeded to pull out of her eyeball.
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Using a pair of forceps, Mr. Ng — known to his clients as Dr. Ark, after the pet fish store that he also runs — worked quickly, loosening the tissue behind the fish's eye and pushing the eyeball up into the socket.
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Soon after, a variety of monstrous hallucinations are served up on the table as the cookies continue "hatching" to reveal a crying baby thing, a crawling eyeball thing, a weird squid-like thing, and a whole lot of other things.
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His relationship with Dave kick-started at a pre-MCR barbecue held by Dave's brother Marc (former owner of MCR's first record label, Eyeball), where the pair bonded immediately over a mutual love of new wave, post-punk, and Britpop.
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On Belanger's table are a loose eyeball, crushed cigarettes, a wad of gum and a tongue emerging from a lipstick tube; in Smith's painting "Medusa Moderne," a disconsolate broomstick with a serpentine green coiffure hunches over a lineup of similar objects.
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"Most people don't plan and just eyeball what's coming in from Social Security and look at their 401(k) balance and wing it," said Liz Weston, a certified financial planner and personal finance columnist for the personal finance blog NerdWallet.
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He was traveling to Larian Studio's first pitch meeting with Wizards of the Coast and perusing the D&D accessory book Volo's Guide to Monsters when he stumbled across a picture of a mind flayer tadpole about to enter somebody's eyeball.
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She tells me that she loves staring into the eyeballs of a live audience, but that on TV it's like she's acting for just one big shiny eyeball, and then she laughs because she's suddenly become hyper-aware of my eyeballs.
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If anything, Apple's Screen Time can now serve a new and more vital role: telling me whether I really need the best and most expensive iPhone, and all the most eyeball-grabbing mobile apps, to feel fulfilled and informed and up to date.
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Transposing the clay to wax and carving into it with a kitchen knife, Mr. Condo softened the features on half of the face to make its gender ambiguous and made the other side more robotic — with an eyeball popping out like the Terminator's.
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Not a lot of people understand what it means to be cross-eyed, but the truth is it's a condition called strabismus, in which one eyeball can look directly at an object from any angle; the other is misaligned inward (known as esotropia).
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The Trump economic team has done no substantive planning so far for the bilateral meeting's agenda, largely because the purpose of the meeting is for Trump and Xi to reconnect, eyeball each other, and feel each other out amid their escalating trade war.
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Rather than exploit the Mexican-American teenager's gender as some sort of eyeball-grabbing gimmick, we meet the young woman as we should, as a friend, a pop culture quoter, and a boy crazy 14-year-old; that is who Luna is.
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"Room for One Color" (1997) by Olafur Eliasson, is a space lit by single-frequency sodium yellow light tubes, suppressing every other color in the spectrum and giving the very curious an eyeball- popping effect of physically only seeing in black and white.
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Because the system in its current state is unable to detect certain variations, and because even thousands of humans are not enough to urgently eyeball and review flagged videos, Mohan chose to allow the final decision to be made by the machines.
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One scene pushes, inexplicably, so close into Neeson's face that we're basically just examining his eyeball; frequent shots from outside conference rooms and behind trees seem to be giving the impression that Felt is being followed, but other shots undercut the suggestion.
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Moorebot is itself a rip-off of the design of Jibo, an early "social robot for the home" that boasted an abstract single-eyeball that bounces, changes color, and scrunches itself up in a variety of ways to convey Pixar-like emotions.
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And so, because a computer brain cannot tailor data-driven advertising to a small group of people who don't have as much in common as, say, people from Arkansas who bought a microwave last week, The Awl-reading eyeball has lost its value.
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But what about the apocryphal horror story that every contact lens wearer has heard—the one about a guy who fell asleep with their contacts in and had to go to hospital to get them removed from the back of their eyeball?
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The parasites seem to be spread by a species of fly that feed on eyeball secretions, usually on cattle but scientists have linked the parasites to face flies, which feed on the fluids secreted by cow or human eyeballs to lubricate them.
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Australia Fare 11 Photos View Slide Show ' SYDNEY, Australia — At Saint Peter, in Sydney, toast comes piled with the liver of John Dory, and chips holding a delicate brandade of smoked eel are made from the eyeball of a different kind of dory.
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Today, the legal patchwork of exceptions around the car means that with minimal cause — for instance, you forgot to use your turn signal — a police officer can ask for your identification, eyeball your stuff and make a judgment call about your behavior.
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It may take a few minutes to adjust to the knowledge that a pointed metal object is moving so close to your eyeball, but the procedure is gentle enough that, if you're like me, you might very well find yourself dozing off.
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"It's when you're looking into the night sky and you're expecting to see stars, but what's getting in the way is light that originates on the ground, goes into the air and then scatters back down and into your eyeball," Mr. Barentine said.
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It is a shockingly large divergence that much more closely matches the No. 4 seed Kansas is generally expected to receive after the committee considers not only NET but other advanced stats, winning percentages, individual game results and even the eyeball test.
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Then the animal spins around and we see the side we would all wish to ignore: Hideous, welted, open sores all over, growling and spitting and screaming, an eyeball that has fallen out of its skull and dangles morbidly by its optic nerve.
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And now is the portion of the conversation where Cathy told me something truly wild; in order to properly describe it, I have included the full transcript: The eyeball is really a serious place where you do not want things to freeze.
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Villeneuve and his cinematographer, Roger Deakins, don't linger over their compositions, which just makes them loom even larger in our minds, and even the relatively small-scale shots, like that of a bloody eyeball being washed clean in a sink, have a severe staying power.
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That brings us to what's definitely the grossest scene on this list, in which Christine visits her boyfriend Clay (Justin Long) and his parents for dinner and, among other terrifying sights, sees an eyeball staring at her in the cake she brought for dessert.
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The total screen time could be much higher given the country now prefers taking QR code payments instead of cash, not to mention eyeball time contributed by children using smartphones to do their homework and housewives searching for the best deals on ecommerce platforms.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An Oregon woman has become the first person worldwide known to have had an eye infestation by a tiny worm species previously seen only in cattle that is spread by flies that feed on eyeball lubrication, U.S. government researchers said on Monday.
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But there's still a long way to go before these artificial corneas will even get close to a human eyeball: Connon wants to fine tune the printing process first, he says, and the artificial cornea will also need to go through safety studies in animals.
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Please never forget that this multibillion-dollar office park looks like an eyeball-shaped spaceship, and please catch up here on all of the announcements you may have missed if you didn't have the ability to live-stream a two-hour keynote at your workplace.
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It was a gamble, I figured: you could end up with a character who is literally Dead On Arrival, or you could pick up that shiny new +50 score for Coming Back from the Dead And Putting a Zombie Fingernail Through Alliser Thorne's Stupid Eyeball.
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Contact wearers, you may want to take this sitting down (and with your glasses on): A 41-year-old woman in the UK became legally blind after a severe infection left her with permanent scars on her cornea, the clear top lens of the eyeball.
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Thanks to the countless warning graphics, I was well aware that an irresponsible person could easily lose a finger, an eyeball, or other important body parts if they didn't take all of the necessary precautions and didn't read the user manuals from start to finish.
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He talked about a future inflection point of peak "eyeball hours" — the greatest number of hours in a day that the average person can physically find time to watch content on a screen, multiplied by the total population worldwide with access to such screens.
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While it may seem harmless to ask, "Wait, will I die?" on a reality show when presented with a whole fish, as Brown did before swallowing the eyeball, that statement alone perpetuates the racism that has followed Asian cuisine ever since it arrived in America.
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Instead of having to cook up batches of color from the official, company cards and the software in his workroom, Gonzalez can eyeball a car, grab the right handful of spray-outs, and hold each one up next to it to figure out an even closer mixture.
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All told, WeChat and its local version Weixin reached nearly 1.1 billion monthly active users; 750 million of them checked their friends' WeChat feeds, and Tencent recently introduced a Snap Story-like feature to lock users in as it vies for eyeball time with challenger TikTok.
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So with ThingThing you can, for instance, pull in photos from your camera roll, view appointments in your calendar, grab files from Dropbox, Box or Google Drive, see your contacts, view your Todoist tasks, see what's in your Pocket, and eyeball stuff on your Instagram or Facebook.
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Researchers from the University of Edinburgh recently found a group of cells in the retina—the light-sensitive layer at the back of your eyeball, home to the rods and cones—that send signals to the part of the brain that governs our daily sleep-wake cycles.
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Facebook's algorithms also demonstrably select for maximum eyeball engagement, making it simply the "smart choice" for the modern digitally campaigning politician to run outrageous BS on Facebook — as longtime Facebook exec Andrew Bosworth recently pointed out in an internal posting that leaked in full to the NYT.
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Despite his early Surrealist triumphs and outrageous images — "Un Chien Andalou" and its razor-sliced eyeball, "L'Age d'Or" and its lovers writhing in the mud — it wasn't until the eternally avant-garde Luis Buñuel was in his 60s that he made many of his best films.
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In February, CDC scientists published the harrowing tale of an Oregon woman who returned home from a ranch trip in 2015 and discovered that her eyeball was infected with not one—not two—but a whopping 14 cattle eye worms, all of which had to be extracted manually.
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The most likely snafu would be not making the base wide enough and it getting lost, necessitating a trip to the ER. Or, one might forget to wash their hands after carving the ginger and then touch their eye, leading to a less kinky burning of the eyeball.
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The John Wick franchise is the creation of Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, stunt coordinators turned filmmakers whose elegant action sequences make clear how often it's really Reeves there doing the work, having a swordfight on a motorcycle or slowly sinking a blade into a struggling foe's eyeball.
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That eyeball tasted better than the Trump Grill's (Grille's) Gold Label Burger, a Pat LaFrieda branded short-rib burger blend molded into a sad little meat thing, sitting in the center of a massive, rapidly staling brioche bun, hiding its shame under a slice of melted orange cheese.
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And while I don't exactly want to be elbow to eyeball with half of Gotham this fall and winter, I'll admit that fall may well the best time to find yourself swimming, surfing, diving, or whatever it is you like to find yourself doing in or under the water.
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Researchers found that the woman had worn her contacts while showering and swimming, allowing microscopic critters called amoebas to get inside her eyeball and grow there, causing intense pain, blurry vision, and irreversible damage, according to a report published July 18 in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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That eyeball tasted better than the Trump Grill's (Grille's) Gold Label Burger, a Pat LaFrieda–branded short-rib burger blend molded into a sad little meat thing, sitting in the center of a massive, rapidly staling brioche bun, hiding its shame under a slice of melted orange cheese.
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Let's not beat around the walker gut-splattered bush here: After assuming Carl's eyeball had survived a climactic midseason finale showdown with Jessie's greasy-haired teen spawn, it turns out the writers didn't abandon the Carl loses an eye plot — they were just saving it for Sunday night.
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Researchers examined data on a total of 1,288 eyes from 644 older adults who got what's known as a dilated eye exam, when clinicians widen the pupils with eye drops to let in more light and get a better look at the retina in back of the eyeball.
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As a result of his injuries, Luis underwent extensive surgery "to place a titanium plate from the right side of his face to his nose to be able to attach the bones and keep his eyeball in place" after the attack, according to a GoFundMe page created by Veronica.
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There was huge hype over their release in a vending machine designed to look like a character out of Snap's 'universe' — a cartoony eyeball sporting Minion box with a clever Augmented Reality try-on screen and whimsical details like a rainbow printed receipt with a binary code message at the bottom.
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To make this point, the Daisy ad featured a little girl counting the petals off a flower, counting from 279 to 21964 until her voice is interrupted by an official government voice, counting down from 10 to 1 until viewers see a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion in her eyeball.
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Facebook has been allowed to acquire several other social communication networks — most notably photo-focused social network Instagram (219 billion monthly active users) and messaging app platform WhatsApp (22018 billion) — so Zuckerberg has not just ONE massively popular social network (Facebook: [2120BN]) but a saccharine suite of eyeball-harvesting machines.
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Sure, he was only onscreen for a second or two, and sure, he immediately took an arrow right in the eyeball, but that was all we needed to realize what we should've known all along: The world needs to see Mac cultivating mass and kicking ass all across the Seven Kingdoms.
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I have also eliminated all blue light from my vision through an experimental surgery that removes the top film of my eyeball and replaces it with an orange ultra-flex polymer that my friend and I made in the lab this past winter as a means to cure seasonal depression.
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""I have also eliminated all blue light from my vision through an experimental surgery that removes the top film of my eyeball and replaces it with an orange ultra-flex polymer that my friend and I made in the lab this past winter as a means to cure seasonal depression.
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Even those who weren't caught off guard, because they read the comics or internet rumors, or were just ready to see him go after all the Dumpster chicanery last year, had to have been moved to revulsion, at least, by Glenn's bulging eyeball as he groaned his last words to Maggie.
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The grisly removal of an eyeball from a cow's head by the twin forensics specialists Marcus and Lucius Isaacson (Douglas Smith and Matthew Shear) — an attempt to determine the killer's weapon — certainly makes an impression to that effect, just as an "Arkansas toothpick" made an impression on the victims' eye sockets.
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Well, I think a delegation interface with the smart assistant that has an infinite memory to enhance us without any of this hardware intrusion, but just as an augmentation of our physical limitation, that could be ... That means not something ... Remember, Google had the eyeball thing and the ear thing?
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Daryl jumps up to attack Negan, which is a terrible idea for many reasons, but mainly because Negan warned them not to, so as punishment and to prove he's a man of his word, Negan hauls off and whacks Glenn, crushing the front of his skull and making his eyeball pop out.
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Sun Ra, the avant-garde jazz musician famous for his extraterrestrial aspirations, appears in his 1974 film Space is the Place as an envoy from another world: a freak in an eyeball-shaped ship with funny clothes, "a mid-size solar Arkestra" and a plan for the salvation of the black race.
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Gayle and Kardashian West aside, though, the most iconic contemporary example of ghost hair might be found in the Japanese movie ''Ringu'' (1998), the inspiration for ''The Ring'': In its most frightening scenes, its female villain crawls out of a television set, her face buried under her mane, an eyeball occasionally poking out.
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Hitting Glenn so hard with a baseball bat that his eyeball pops out of the socket; killing Abraham; forcing Rick to almost chop off his son Carl's arm — these were effective moments, perhaps too violent by half, where I really understood that Negan is an authoritarian psychopath who thrives on breaking people's wills.
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For most of the history of women's tennis, the "dress" — once upon a time a long skirt, now more of a wisp of an idea — has symbolized the feminine side of the game in its most retrograde sense, and been used as a means of gender stereotype, self-expression, and eyeball-attracting marketing.
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Concerns about the largely unregulated eyeball-grabbing targeting tactics of online platforms — be it via serving "personalized content" or "microtargeted ads" to individuals or groups of users — include the risk of generating addictive behaviors; the exploitation and/or discrimination of vulnerable groups; the amplification of misinformation; and election interference, to name a few.
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Walking up the stairs into the dark, vast gallery space, the first work that comes into view, "Idea for a Mechanical Eye" (1988–90), is a life-size, disembodied eyeball, complete with eyelids and held in place by a brass stand — making it look like a prop from a silent-era horror film.
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To name just one example, Red Dead Redemption 2 includes poker games, which don't just accurately recreate the rules of poker, but also allowed me to eyeball other players around the table and get wise to their tells, little behavioral ticks that clued me in to what kind of hand they were holding.
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The public good they purport to serve is almost always actually their own business interests, even when they're boasting major charitable donations, and each time they speak we're reminded only of the eyeball-popping tension between their enormous sense of self-importance and simultaneous refusal to accept responsibility for anything that results from their actions.
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For good measure, maybe as a favour to those who struggle to read, he also added the eyeball emojis – that's how you add intrigue: We do know that the two artists met each other back in September (of the encounter, Cardi wrote on Instagram: "BITCH I met Beyoncé Bitch !!!!!!!!!!!!" which is the sensible response, really).
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Looking ahead, Bauer's team would like to use this study as a model for studying brain changes in a different population of individuals with visual impairments, specifically those with visual dysfunctions not because of damage to the eyeball, but because of early developmental brain damage to areas of the brain responsible for visual processing.
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For the sake of argument, if one were to assume that the diversity of the interns should roughly reflect the demographics of their districts, then it looks as if (according to my eyeball estimates of the demographics in the photo) the specifically Democratic House intern photo is racially more representative than the Paul Ryan one.
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Playlist: "Heartattack and Vine" / "16 Shells from a Thirty-Ought Six" / "Big Black Mariah" / "Walking Spanish" / "Telephone Call From Istanbul" / "Goin' Out West" / "Eyeball Kid" / "Filipino Box Spring Hog" / "Lucinda" / "Top of the Hill" / "Chick A Boom" Apple Music | Spotify Perhaps the most significant recent change in Waits has been his embrace of the political.
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But while the results of that turn-of-the-century practice were dreamy and gorgeous, it was more than a little time-consuming; filmmakers soon turned to Kinemacolor, a less labor-intensive fix that relied on eyeball hacking: By alternating between red- and green-tinted frames, you can create the illusion of a near-full range of color.
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There's also a dried, bound foot from 1874; a deeply unnerving doll called "Michelle," which was used to demonstrate nonsurgical techniques for removing objects from children's throats; a prosthetic arm from the 1930s with springs for fingers; a 1789 example of anthropodermic bibliopegy (a book bound in human skin); and a fantastically realistic late-19th-century papier-mâché eyeball.
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There are also controls on the underside of the remote (this is similar to the DJI Phantom), though I question why one that controls the overall speed of flight and response should be a control you can't eyeball to quickly know if you're flying closer to Turtle or Rabbit speed (those are Yuneec's settings definitions, not mine).
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The US military may be working overtime to reduce the weight of a standard-issue pair of night vision googles to the point where it feels like you're wearing nothing at all, but a group of scientists think they've cracked the code of "built-in" night vision thanks to dollop of special particles and a needle to the eyeball.
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To the public, however, he was, in Homer Simpson's words, "the wheelchair guy," who despite being slowly paralyzed by Lou Gehrig's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, to the point where he could move only an eyeball, roamed the world and figuratively the universe, married twice, fathered three children, wrote best-sellers and nurtured generations of graduate students.
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As he continued to outlive the odds and progressed from a cane to a wheelchair and from grunting to a computerized voice synthesizer operated first by a thumb and then by an eyeball, it was hard not to think of him as his own best metaphor, a man with one foot in his own black hole.
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Robert Eggers's 2015 feature debut, The Witch, was a haunting, unceasingly dour film that, along with Hereditary a few years later, solidified A24's grasp on a new kind of horror movie—one built around atmosphere and slow-burning dread instead of jump scares and the occasional shot of someone popping an eyeball out with a blowtorch or whatever.
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Such as this fully sequined eyeball-printed two-piece from Discount Universe: Or this cut-out Louis Vuitton logo-printed monokini, which we're guessing comes with a price tag that would make most people hesitant to drink a bottle of water while wearing it, let alone submerge it entirely in a pool: But props for the 90s R&B star-level brand coordination.
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A healthcare business that helps provide more accurate diagnoses needs very detailed points to help the artificial intelligence learn the difference, say, for example, between a tumor and an eyeball in a CT scan, because it wouldn't be able to distinguish them on its own at first, Peter Yang, the founder of data labeling company Awakening Vector, told me by phone.
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If they're close enough, they can see something is different with me, something unnerving, as if I have no features, I am embryonic, pre-eyebrows, pre-eyelids, pre-mouth, I am like a water-bear talking to them, or an amniotic traveller, a vitreous floater on their own eyeball, human ectoplasm risen on its hind legs to discourse with them.
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With a drill, one drill bit, one Phillips bit, a ruler (which I used just to be extra sure I installed these things exactly flush with my shelves; you could easily eyeball it), and the provided screws, the install was so easy that I can all but guarantee anyone who was able to use these pull-out drawers could also install them.
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Read more:The &aposcrazy cat lady&apos myth has been debunked — it turns out cat owners aren&apost more lonely or anxious than anyone elseA woman pulled a half-inch-long worm out of her eyeball after a trail run, and then found 3 moreA woman caught a rare flesh-eating bacteria from a manicure, and doctors had to remove chunks of her thumb,
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The Oversight Board is intended to sit atop the daily grind of Facebook content moderation, which takes place behind closed doors and signed NDAs, where outsourced armies of contractors are paid to eyeball the running sewer of hate, abuse and violence so actual users don't have to, as a more visible mechanism for resolving and thus (Facebook hopes) quelling speech-related disputes.
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ESPN's Johnette Howard went one step further, calling the team the best that women's gymnastics has ever seen: But by any measure — the scores, the eyeball test, the consistently spectacular routines these five women threw out, the amplitude of the skills they perform, their imperviousness to pressure — it's easy to make the case that this team is the best women's team ever assembled.
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Instead of a multicolor display that augments reality, the Vaunt glasses reportedly shine a small red display into you eyeball using a Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser—that's the kind of laser found in your printer, mouse, and in the dot projector on the iPhone X. According to Intel, the version they use is low-powered enough to cause zero damage to your retinas.
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He notes that while CB radio was associated with long distance truckers in the United States, it was very much a spare room and shed hobby in the UK. Over the static, you might chat with Rubber Duck, Grasshopper, Wild Wolf, Snow Drop, Little Woman, Midnight Drifter, Blythe Spirit, Skinny Ribs, or Tango Polecat, who probably had an eyeball card coyly riffing on their nickname.
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The Miami New Times reported that Symonette is a former member of a violent cult, named after its leader, "Yahweh ben Yahweh": Michael, along with 15 other Yahweh followers, was charged for allegedly conspiring in two murders; his brother, who was also in the cult, told jurors that Michael had helped beat one man who was later killed and stuck a sharpened stick into another man's eyeball.
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"[I] eliminated all blue light from my vision through an experimental surgery that removes the top film of my eyeball and replaces it with an orange ultra-flex polymer that my friend and I made in the lab this past winter as a means to cure seasonal depression," Grimes, who was born as Claire Elise Boucher, said in the interview, which she shared a portion of on her Instagram account on Monday.
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Given the right dimensions, any character, creature or even object can be adorable: Bambi and Thumper, famous rodent lovers Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Cinderella and her fat mouse friends, a hairy giant and a walking eyeball in Monsters Inc, a decrepit robot called Wall-E, Woody and the Toy Story heroes, all 101 dalmatians, rotund British national treasure Winnie the Pooh, a melting snowman called Olaf, and whatever that pudgy white inflatable robot thing is from Big Hero Six.
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