It doesn't get much better than a flakey, buttery croissant.
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Not the buttery, flakey Southern kind that come with gravy.
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Flakey, buttery Christmas cookies would taste as appetizing as sawdust.
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Tonight you'll get super annoyed if you're around flakey, unorganized people.
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Entice your flakey group chat friend with this jumpsuit from Vertical.
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Yes, they're generous with many people, but they're also flakey as hell.
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" That comment gave Trump the opportunity to dub the Arizona senator "Jeff Flakey.
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This treat features the same flakey layers that all of Dunkin' Croissant Donuts have.
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It was a gift, and all I know is my face isn't super flakey.
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Alana: The crust, I just took a bite of it, it's very, very flakey.
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Astrologers might call you flakey, dear fish, but today, you're on top of your duties.
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Flakey Tinder matches can be the worst, and if you pair two of them together?
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Jenner made a "flakey" French toast (along with some eggs, potatoes, and sausage) that looks delicious.
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I told them that's how you know it's pure, because the rocks break apart really flakey.
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In fact, all of the random guys who now occupy my Instagram followers are flakey dudes.
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There's only one superhero that I've ever come across to help with dry, flakey skin: SQUALANE.
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If the news is coming from someone who has been flakey before, don't even waste your time.
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It just melts in your mouth and it's flakey, and every single bite was just savory goodness.
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"Jeff Flakey": I mean, all Trump did was add a "y" to the end of Arizona Sen.
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I order a croissant after walking around this space and take a bite into the light, flakey product.
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Cable-news flakey Roland Martin's comical dustup with Snoop Doggy Dogg was just the tip of the iceberg.
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The Frapp is made with fresh strawberries and a layer of flakey pie crust and topped with whipped cream.
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Whatever issues men have with flakey Tinder dates, it hardly seems like something worth paying several hundred dollars to remedy.
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And without making myself sound totally ridiculous and flakey, I'll tell you that I was haunted by what I saw.
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To the older generation, my husband and I seem flakey, uninterested in the lives they created in order to succeed.
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Plus, after about a month of use you'll really start to appreciate that waxy ingredient — no more flakey, spider lashes.
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Finally, the Moon enters sensitive, psychic Pisces at 10:30 PM, creating an empathetic and spiritual (but possibly flakey) vibe.
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But let's be real, it's not like you follow much of a schedule in the first place anyway, you flakey fish!
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The day of, I also kept them hydrated with Vaseline, since softer, smoother skin retains pigment better than dry, flakey skin.
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Google says it has spent lots of time optimizing for speed and latency — it should work even on relatively flakey connections.
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Mercury retrograde has a horrible reputation, but it's definitely an awesome excuse to be flakey for things, so do take advantage.
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"The two-way exchange of text communication can actually build for more trust in this flakey age of digital dating," says Zimbler.
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Flakey sea salt and Diamond Crystal brand kosher salt blend faster and better than granular table salt," Shirley Corriher writes in "BakeWise.
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He bounced around from job to job, which is fine for a lot of people, but is a little too flakey for me.
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On the plus side, the crust was buttery and a little bit flakey, but that wasn't enough to salvage what was a regrettable misfire.
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Don't be afraid to back out of a commitment, Libra: If ever there was an appropriate time to be flakey, it's during Mercury retrograde.
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During Mercury's transit through (let's be real, sometimes flakey) Pisces, you'll learn whether or not they can match you in terms of organization and effort.
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These bone-chilling tales of blood, vomit, and romance gone awry will surely help put your own costume malfunctions and flakey friend gripes in perspective.
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Who in the hell needs boring old chicken pot pie with an uninspired crust when you stud your pot pie with a blanket of flakey biscuits?
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Meatloaf, to bind the meat, as well as spanakopita, where the crumbs soak up excess liquid from the spinach, leaving Phyllo dough extra flakey, Garten explains.
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Best For Edge Control"Got2b's gel is great because it really holds and gives shine without going flakey after it dries," celeb hairstylist Vernon François says.
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Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Serum contains a 75% hyaluronic acid complex that gives a super boost of hydration and plumpness to stressed, flakey skin.
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Your best defense against flakey, tight skin is understanding the difference between dryness and dehydration, then finding the right products to achieve moisturized skin based on your need.
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It's kind of a Catch 22: acne spot treatments kill pimples (good), but in their place, you're often left with dry flakey scabs to cover up (not ideal).
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If your skin is super dry and flakey in the winter (or whenever), you can layer this underneath a moisturizer for a quick dose of long-lasting hydration.
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Appearance: Classic Siamese Personality: Naive Pisces, the tender, flakey fish (mmm) tends to live in their feelings—which is also why they can be easy targets for manipulators.
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The Barefoot Contessa's tasted just as it appeared, like a classic pumpkin pie — not overly sweet or spicy with a stronger pumpkin flavor atop a buttery and flakey crust.
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When Summer doesn't want to deal with Tom anymore and leaves him, Tom doesn't see any of the problems he caused and instead blames Summer for being flakey and selfish.
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Warm and dry — hydrating your skin is keyCold and dry — keep an eye of for dry, flakey skinMild weather — just keep it simpleCity — polluted air can be damaging to the skin
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Though once loyal to the late, frosted-flakey Stannis Baratheon, he has a too-school-for-school gravitas that whoever withstands the Army of the Dead will need for future endeavors.
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In any case, Mars will boost your energy when it comes to socializing and networking—but keep in mind that between Pisces fishy vibe and Mercury retrograde, people will be flakey as fuck!
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One night, she agreed to go to a vaudeville show with a friend; she'd experienced some cramps earlier in the day, but decided to ignore them because she didn't want to seem flakey.
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Somehow, Principal Toby still hasn't fired Hannah for being completely inappropriate and flakey, and she takes a leave of absence from work for the afternoon to go see what's going on with her dad.
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When I crawled over to face my new adult self in the mirror, I was greeted with melted foundation, flakey mascara, liner smudged by my temples — and the pang of makeup shame struck me hard.
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The Moon in Leo is lighting up the part of your chart that rules your daily routines and rituals—focus on being responsible today, and try to avoid being the flakey Pisces that you are!
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It's an amazingly poor fit for immensely flakey arena WiFi and the kind of cellular service you might expect from a stadium where tens of thousands of people are simultaneously trying to text grainy selfies.
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But Cliqz and Ghostery argue that disingenuous attempts to manipulate consent might need additional regulatory tweaks to be beaten back — calling in their blog post for regulations to enforce machine-readable standards to help iron away flakey flows.
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It also found that core features — such as geofencing to set up alerts if kids stray outside a pre-set zone and SOS buttons — were flakey or non-functional, accusing the device makers of giving parents a false sense of security.
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And then there's the comfort factor: Anyone who has partied in Coachella Valley knows how quickly skin can turn dry and flakey in warm, arid conditions — and how gross it can feel to apply a heavy cream as a remedy.
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For all of the flakey clients who call, wanting to talk for upwards of an hour, only to cancel their overnight appointment at the last minute, there is a small percentage of men who seem to understand this is a lot of unpaid emotional labor.
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My other friend, Q., who invited me out to a drag queen NYE show in Bushwick, texts me to tell me to come over around 9:15/13, so I apologize to him for being flakey and not letting him know I made other plans.
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People accuse you of being flakey, little fish, but the truth is you're a very committed friend—and during this full moon, you'll learn a lot about your friendships, as well as your place in or the general dynamic of the groups and associations you belong to.
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Make note on your calendar that July 24 will be a difficult day with confusion around money (or in an emotional sense, your self-worth) due to an opposition between Venus and Neptune—Venus in Virgo wants receipts, but dreamy Neptune in flakey Pisces does not have them!
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There's Naomi (Rudolph), a mother of four who rocks a jumpsuit like no other; Jenny (Emily Spivey, who co-wrote the film), the flakey whiner of the group who gives 84 excuses why she shouldn't be somewhere even as she reluctantly attends; Catherine (Ana Gasteyer), a successful workaholic mini-pizza entrepreneur; and Val (Paula Pell), a Portland-based vintage jewelry store owner with brand-new knee-transplants who's looking for love.
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Tom Price's grandson, Richard, who ran a 400 acre livestock farm near Leominster, trained Cottage Lass's great-granddaughter Flakey Dove throughout her racing career. Flakey Dove was sired by the Oats, a successful National Hunt stallion whose other progeny included the Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Master Oats.
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Track Listing: 1\. AODL - Stroke It Flakey 2\. Night Terror - Kill The Neighbors 3\. NJ Foster - Huffstuffn'guff 4\.
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Flakey was used to demonstrate fuzzy logic and goal-oriented behavior - it would take what it knew and work towards one of several goals. At the first AAAI robotics competition in July 1992, Flakey took second place and the University of Michigan's CARMEL took first, above Georgia Tech's "Buzz" and IBM's "TJ2".
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Glenn Lewis (aka Flakey Rrose Hip [sic]) (born 1935 in Chemainus, British Columbia, Canada) is a Canadian cross-disciplinary contemporary artist.
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Flakey the robot was a research robot created at SRI International's Artificial Intelligence Center and was the successor to Shakey the robot.
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The mare's win was enthusiastically received by the Cheltenham crowd and Richard Price admitted that "I had a tear in my eye" as he led Flakey Dove into the winner's enclosure. On her next appearance, Flakey Dove won a flat race at Haydock on 2 April before running in the Grade I Aintree Hurdle a week later. She was made favourite for the race but ran poorly and finished tailed off behind Danoli. On her final run of the season, Flakey Dove returned to the flat and finished unplaced in the Group Three Sagaro Stakes at Ascot.
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He said that his ideal running mate would be former New Jersey governor Christine Todd Whitman. During the 2012 election, he criticized Republican rival Michele Bachmann as "too flakey for me".
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Flakey Dove ran thirteen times in her championship season: according to Price the mare thrived on a busy racing schedule. She began by recording her first win in a flat race when she won a maiden event at Nottingham. She was beaten in her next four races over hurdles but never finished worse than fourth. In January 1994, Flakey Dove entered contention for the Champion Hurdle with a win in the Champion Hurdle Trial at Haydock Park.
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He started 9/2 third favourite behind the newly crowned English champion Flakey Dove and Fortune and Fame. Swan tracked the leader Muse before going into the lead three hurdles from the finish. Danoli went into a clear lead and was never seriously challenged, winning by eight lengths from Mole Board, with Fortune and Fame third and Flakey Dove fifth. Danoli began the 1994/1995 season by winning the Morgiana Hurdle at odds of 1/5 and then beat Doran's Pride by eight lengths in the Grade I Hatton's Grace Hurdle.
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Flakey Dove (10 April 1986 - 13 February 2016) was a British racehorse best known for her win in the 1994 Champion Hurdle. In a career which lasted from January 1990 until January 1995 she ran forty-four times and won fourteen races. Although she won two races on the flat, Flakey Dove was a specialist hurdler who competed mainly in National Hunt races. She ran in some races restricted to mares in the early part of her racing career, but was mainly campaigned against geldings and entire horses in open competition.
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Flakey Dove began her racing career in early 1990 by contesting three National Hunt flat races (also known as "bumpers"). She won on her debut at Ludlow Racecourse in February, running on gamely to win by a head and then finished second at Haydock Park and Hereford. In the 1990/1991 season, Flakey Dove was campaigned in Novice hurdle races. She fell in her first hurdle race in February and was well beaten in her next two races before winning a Novice handicap race at Newbury Racecourse in March under a light weight (for jump racing) of 142 pounds.
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Flakey Dove's next season began in February when she finished second in a race at Stratford and then ran fifth in the Tote Gold Trophy at Newbury. In the same month she recorded her first success at Graded level when beating Lift and Load by five lengths in the Grade II Regency Hurdle at Warwick, but the form was reversed ten days later when Lift and Load beat the mare in the Grade II Berkshire Hurdle at Newbury. In March, Flakey Dove appeared for the first time at the Cheltenham Festival. She started a 50/1 outsider for the Champion Hurdle and finished seventh of the eighteen runners behind Granville Again.
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The sebum in vernix is produced in utero by the sebaceous glands around the 20th week of gestation. Vernix appears primarily in full term infants, while premature and postmature births generally do not display any. Postdates desquamation (flakey skin in babies born >42 weeks) is thought to be due to loss of vernix.
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This ingredient mixture gives it a unique flakey quality similar to a pie crust. For individual servings, the dough is rolled thin and then cut into squares. A thin line of the filling is spread along the diagonal of the square. Then two opposing corners are folded over each other to create the unique shape of the pastry.
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In 1994, her best year, she became the third mare to win the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham Racecourse. Her other important wins included the Cleeve Hurdle and the Champion Hurdle Trial. The Racing Post rated her one of the ten best jumping mares of the 20th century. Unlike the majority of modern racehorses, Flakey Dove was not a Thoroughbred.
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Flakey Dove retired to become a broodmare. She produced at least three minor winners: Minella Lodge, Just Smudge and Dovecote Lodge. Another of her foals, the unraced mare Bay Dove, was sired by Alderbrook and was therefore the offspring of two Champion Hurdle winners. She was retired from breeding in 2010 and was euthanised in February 2016 at the age of 30.
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The bark is fibrous and flakey. The leaves range from 6 to 21 cm in length by 2.5 to 11.5 cm wide, averaging around 12.7 by 5.5 cm. The flowers appear on the trunk or larger branches over most months of the year except December and January, but peak over July to September. These are followed by white or cream fruit which are 3 to 6 cm in diameter.
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Each episode has her becoming embroiled in one scandal or another, usually not of her making, only to have things resolve in her favour by the end. Reid plays her prim and proper executive assistant, Torrens her flakey gay secretary, and Dinicol her laconic, level-headed son. Cournoyer plays the Prime Minister's aide. Barry Flatman played the P.M. in the pilot, but did not appear in the regular series.
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Gymnosporia buxifolia grows up to 9 metres tall. It has light brown bark that darkens with age, eventually becoming flakey, rough, corky and fissured. It may be unarmed or armed with long straight spines. The leaves are green, slightly paler on underside, glabrous, often borne clustered on very short dwarf spur-branchlets in the axils of the spines or infrequently on young spines or arranged spirally on new growth.
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She then finished second in a handicap hurdle at Ascot and fourth in a flat race at Nottingham. On 1 May, Flakey Dove recorded her best win up to that time when she defeated the former Champion Hurdler Beech Road in the Staffordshire Hurdle at Uttoxeter Racecourse. Two days later she finished unplaced in the Swinton Hurdle before ending the season by finishing eighth in a flat race at Bath.
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In this race she carried 154 pounds and was ridden by Norman Williamson. Dunwoody reclaimed the ride in the Berkshire Hurdle on 5 March and the mare won the Grade II event very easily by twenty lengths. On 15 March, Flakey Dove, ridden by Mark Dwyer, contested the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham. The mare started the 9/1 third favourite behind Oh So Risky (9/4) and Large Action (8/1).
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Cutaneous dyskeratosis (CD) is a shell disease of unknown origin and has unknown implications on desert tortoise populations. Observationally, it is typified by shell lesions on the scutes. Areas infected with CD appear discolored, dry, rough and flakey, with peeling, pitting, and chipping through multiple cornified layers. Lesions are usually first located on the plastron (underside) of the tortoises, although lesions on the carapace (upper side) and fore limbs are not uncommon.
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The often spindly tree or shrub typically grows to a height of but can reach up to It usually has a single stem with flakey or fissured bark that is grey to black in colour. The glabrous angular branchlets are yellowish to brown in colour and usually resinous. Like most species of Acacia it has phyllodes rather than leaves. The thinly coriaceous, glabrous and evergreen phyllodes have a linear to narrowly elliptic shape and are flat and stright to slightly curved.
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Ridden by Ruby Walsh, she took the lead from the start and was never headed. She drew away from the field approaching the second last and stayed on strongly on the run-in to win by four and a half lengths and a head from My Tent or Yours and Nichols Canyon with Walsh punching the air in celebration at the finish. She was the fourth mare to win the race after African Sister (1939), Dawn Run (1984) and Flakey Dove (1994).
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Flakey Dove failed to win in her final season although she ran some good races in defeat. She finished third to Oh So Risky in the Ascot Hurdle in November and in the following month she ran second to Large Action in the Bula Hurdle, pleasing her connections with a "determined" effort. At Kempton Park in late December she started favourite for the Christmas Hurdle and finished a close fifth to Absalom's Lady. The mare's last two runs came in January 1995.
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Master Oats was a chestnut horse with a narrow white stripe bred by Robin and Scarlett Knipe at the Cobhall Court Stud near Allensmore in Herefordshire. He was sired by Oats, a successful National Hunt stallion whose other progeny included the Champion Hurdle winner Flakey Dove. Master Oats was sent to the Doncaster Sales as a foal in 1986 where he was sold for £6,000. He first raced in the colours of Mrs Hugh Maitland-Jones and was sent into training with Henrietta Knight.
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Galvin found that throughout the period of portraying Chris, he started to morph the character into his own characteristics, "whenever you play any role there should be as much of yourself in it as possible: you should use the role as a form of self-discovery. Rather than trying to escape yourself and going, “How do people like this behave?”, try to think instead: well, what would I do if I was that person?" Throughout the character's duration, Chris slowly began to mature and Galvin noted, "less flakey".
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Flakey Dove was a bay mare with a small white star, bred and owned by the Price family of Herefordshire. Shortly after the Second World War, Tom Price paid £25 for a broken down point-to-point mare of uncertain parentage named Cottage Lass. She became a successful broodmare, becoming the ancestor of three generations of racehorses, all of whom included the word "Dove" in their names. As Cottage Lass's pedigree could not be traced to any of the Foundation mares recorded in the General Stud Book, her descendant could not be registered as Thoroughbreds.
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Ridden for the first time by Richard Dunwoody, she took the lead two hurdles from the finish and drew clear to win by twenty lengths from the Irish-trained favourite Tiananmen Square. Dunwoody was in the saddle again a week later when Flakey Dove ran in the Grade I Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham. She confirmed her improvement by overtaking Sweet Duke at the last hurdle and winning by six lengths. She then started favourite for the Tote Gold Trophy but finished third behind Large Action and Oh So Risky.
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The field of fifteen runners also included the previous champions Granville Again and Morley Street. Dwyer restrained the mare in the early stages before moving up to join the leaders four hurdles from the finish. Approaching the final hurdle, Flakey Dove overtook the leader, Large Action, and ran on in the closing stages to win by one and a half lengths from Oh So Risky. She became the first mare to win the race since Dawn Run in 1984 and the first British- trained mare to win since African Sister in 1939.
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In computing and software, SRI developed a multimedia electronic mail system, a theory of non-interference in computer security, a multilevel secure (MLS) relational database system called Seaview, LaTeX, Open Agent Architecture (OAA), a network intrusion detection system, the Maude system, a declarative software language, and PacketHop, a peer-to-peer wireless technology to create scalable ad hoc networks. SRI's research in network intrusion detection led to the patent infringement case SRI International, Inc. v. Internet Security Systems, Inc. The AI center's robotics research led to Shakey's successor, Flakey the robot, which focused on fuzzy logic.
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It was opened in March 1994, and contains a Safeway/Woolworths store, Chemist, Flakey Jakes Fish and Chip Shop and a number of other specialty shops. Cranbourne North Post Office opened here on 21 March 1994. The Cranbourne Homemaker Centre is located just outside the formal boundary of the suburb, which includes Bunnings Warehouse, Spotlight (Formerly Harvey Norman until the early-mid 2010s), Officeworks, The Good Guys, JB Hi-Fi, Beacon Lighting, Autobarn, Red Rooster, Hungry Jack's, EB Games and more. It also included a masters From 2015 until Woolworths permanently closed all masters stores in 2016.
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Zoë has found constant work in radio, most recently as an intern on KBLAM's Broadman and Midget Show. Put on the air as Leslie Bean (her real last name was later revealed to be Bean), "The Flakey Intern", her appearances brought in high ratings as she began talking about her bizarre home-life situations on air, eventually gaining her an own show with "Midget" (there known as "Jetski"). However, her friends were upset to hear her talking about them on the show. Consequently, she was forced to move out of the mansion and has started living with Torg.
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Granville Again remained in training for another four seasons, but never recovered his best form. In the 1993/1994 season he finished fourth in the Ascot Hurdle before falling in the Bula Hurdle. He finished fourth in the Irish Champion Hurdle and seventh behind Flakey Dove in the 1994 Champion Hurdle before running fifth in the Scottish Champion Hurdle for which he was trained by Len Lungo. In the following season he was trained by Muriel Naughton in Yorkshire and made only two appearances, finishing seventh in the Ascot Hurdle and twelfth behind Alderbrook in the 1995 Champion Hurdle.
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He finished second when odds-on favourite at Ludlow Racecourse on 3 March and fell at the second last of a three-mile event at Chepstow two weeks later. At Aintree Racecourse in April Cyborgo was moved up in class for the Grade II Mersey Novices' Hurdle over two and a half miles on heavy ground. The odds-on favourite was Large Action who had shown exceptional form for a novice by winning the Tote Gold Trophy and finishing third, beaten two and quarter lengths by Flakey Dove in the Champion Hurdle. Cyborgo started 8/1 second choice in the betting alongside the Irish challenger Monalee River.
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She was beaten when favourite in her next race at Exeter Racecourse and ended the season with a rating of 102, suggesting that she was well below top class. As in her first two seasons, Flakey Dove did not run until February of the 1991/1992 season, but she then ran eight times in less than three months. Racing in handicaps, she won four times and finished second twice as her official rating rose to 140. On her last appearance of the National Hunt season, she started favourite for the Grade III Swinton Handicap Hurdle at Haydock Park in May and finished third to Bitofabanter.
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Most notable have been sculptures based on robots, beginning in the late 1970s and continuing on to today, although this work is now presented, and credited as Bailey's, not Dr. Gladstone's. The latest offshoot of the metallic sculpture (built from found materials and objects) had been a series of Space Guns. In 1974, Bailey was profiled in Esquire Magazine as Dr. Gladstone. In the article written by Susan Subtle, "Their Arts Belong to Dada", Bailey was featured alongside artists Lowell Darling, Anna Banana, Ant Farm (group), Futzie Nutzle, Dr. Brute & Lady Brute, Mr. Peanut, Irene Dogmatic, AA Bronson, Captain Video, Flakey Rose Hip, Henry Humble, The Gluers and Dickens Bascom, Don and Rae Davis, and T.R. Uthco.
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Fuddruckers was founded as Freddie Fuddruckers in 1979 by Philip J. Romano in San Antonio, Texas, in a location converted to a restaurant from an old bank. He started the chain because he thought that "the world needed a better hamburger." The Fuddruckers concept was to offer large hamburgers in which the meat was ground on-site and buns were baked on the premises and hamburgers and other dishes were offered with "lots of fresh sliced tomatoes, onions, lettuce and vats of cheese sauce." In California, Fuddruckers competed at the high end of the fast food market against chains such as Flakey Jake's, sometimes with head-to-head competitions in places such as Northridge, California.
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July grouped selected emails by topic, and sent a new set to the project's subscribers every week for 20 weeks. As one reviewer described them, the emails are "simultaneously mundane and eerily revealing; they shed light on how people in the public eye craft their private identities... [they] also underscore, in some way, the way all of us present ourselves over email: excessively formal or passive-aggressive, lovey-dovey, flakey, overly excited." In 2014 she created an iOS app, Somebody, which allows users to compose a message to be delivered to someone else in-person, or to deliver someone else's message in-person. When you send your friend a message through Somebody, it goes – not to your friend – but to the Somebody user nearest your friend.
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Labeled "Fair Warning: For Adult Intellectuals Only", Zap #1 featured the publishing debut of Robert Crumb's much-bootlegged Keep on Truckin' imagery, an early appearance of unreliable holy man Mr. Natural and his neurotic disciple Flakey Foont, and the first of innumerable self-caricatures (in which Crumb calls himself "a raving lunatic", and "one of the world's last great medieval thinkers"). The debut issue included the story "Whiteman," which detailed the inner torment seething within the lusty, fearful heart of an outwardly upright American. For the second issue, Crumb invited S. Clay Wilson, Victor Moscoso and Rick Griffin to contribute. Gilbert Shelton joined the crew with issue #3, and Robert Wiliams and Spain Rodriguez joined with issue #4, completing the roster.
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