He burns the heads before painstakingly gluing the matches together.
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And there's never any cutting or gluing to worry about.
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Gluing ourselves to a live feed from Pyeongchang just won't do.
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Secure by gluing the bases to the backs of each ear.
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Then the lead was going down and gluing to my skin.
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Nor is gluing—an obvious alternative to stitching—much better in practice.
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Modern timber high-rises make use of cross-laminated timber, essentially large-scale plywood, made by gluing two-by-fours together into a sheet, then flipping the sheet 90 degrees and gluing still more two-by-fours on top.
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And as for those patient gluing skills you perfected when you were younger?
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They acted as brothers might, ripping one another's T-shirts or gluing shoes.
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The surgery involved making incisions with a scalpel, moving bones, gluing and stitching.
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"Kathryn and I spent hours cutting out examples and gluing them ourselves," DeMarco said.
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Tom there dubbing it and gluing it all together makes a world of difference.
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Then she would build it herself, gluing on the butterflies one at a time.
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Interestingly, once you get past all the prying and gluing, the S10 is pretty modular.
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Rerouting a maze no longer means welding sheets of metal together or gluing plastic walls.
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Begin gluing your leather, directly on the center of the pan, starting near the base.
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And he created miniature chairs and small abstractions by gluing together chicken and turkey bones.
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They can help with repetitive tasks like picking and placing, packaging or gluing and welding.
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The queens scrambled to get ready, gluing down their eyebrows and predicting the bottom three.
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"This isn't the same as gluing a broken plate together," said one of the signers.
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Then I started cutting fabric and gluing it together with Magic Stitch and, eventually, sewing.
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"You work hard all season to get top 100, gluing together small results," Lacko said.
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Urease eats the urea in the pee and produces calcium carbonate, gluing the sand in place.
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Start with the rope at the base of the can and just start gluing it down.
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Then, she spent 10 hours hot-gluing them all together into the shape of Optimus Prime.
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"I've tried gluing the edges of the layers, but there are still local variations," he complained.
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Some delay their removal and draw the news media by locking or gluing themselves in place.
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Tillmans had supervised the hot-gluing of several crates of daffodils to the windows and walls.
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"I feel disgusted, disgusted, making these flags, cutting out these stars, gluing a swastika," Stilp grimaces.
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"It's literally gluing the group together as its sound goes into the ensemble," Ms. Sirota said.
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In 2014 employees damaged King Tutankhamun's golden burial mask by gluing its dislodged beard back on.
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And when we're gluing Styrofoam together, we are using a spray insulation-type material called Great Stuff.
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Other technicians also recommend using extensions sparingly, warning that over-gluing lashes might damage your natural hairs.
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For an even more gilded look, spray paint the spiders gold and silver before gluing them on.
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Garland even found a cool way to update the floral crown by gluing flowers along the hairline.
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They lived in California, and to pay the rent they had resorted to gluing envelopes for cash.
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He's manipulating a magazine cutout of a headless fashion model, gluing a dog face on her shoulders.
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He conceived of doing this by gluing the layers of the stack together with a water-soluble material.
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It's like gluing that broken mug: the handle won't stick to the cup if they're too far apart.
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And don't be surprised if you find yourself hypnotized by the strangely soothing stamping-and-gluing assembly line.
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My second thought: This feels much more secure than I thought it would, even without gluing it down.
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And although it seems as simple as gluing on an individual lash cluster, the application is far from effortless.
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I find my voice lowering to a grumble, my words shrinking to monosyllables, my eyes gluing to the wall.
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I bought a fan-sculpted kit made out of ABS, which I spent weeks trimming, fitting, gluing, and painting.
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I was cutting and pasting and gluing, like this is everything I loved in childhood coming back to adulthood.
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Koob spent months on the project, gluing just one to three pieces per day and leaving them to dry.
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In the back, Ricky Benzing said he was gluing temporary sockets onto prostheses for a discus thrower from Niger.
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Yemen's Houthis chant "Death to America, Death to Israel", daubing the slogan on walls and gluing it to their weapons.
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Every day, Cidade do Samba was a riot of active construction verbs — painting, gluing, sawing, welding, taping, screwing, cutting, sewing.
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One that involves gluing together two Möbius strips and then cutting along their center lines, to produce, well, a surprise.
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Pinterest denizens are big fans of securing your cap by sewing, hot gluing, or pinning a headband to the inside.
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When it was discovered two centuries ago archeologists sought to protect the charred fragments by gluing them to a board.
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Earlier in the day, police arrested people blocking the airport entrances or gluing themselves to the floor, according to BBC.
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Then one night we came home to find him gluing together a 32-sided sphere of interlocking pentagons and triangles.
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He himself wore a Borsalino, shade enough, though he already felt humidity gluing shirt to ribs beneath the unnecessary jacket.
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So various "platforms" are being tried, such as folding them into larger shapes or chemically gluing them onto microscopic beads.
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And short of gluing the page to my Dad's face, I dropped enough hints to ensure Santa wouldn't let me down.
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For the most part though, they're just gluing candy and cookies to bearings, and that just seems like a totally waste.
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On the other side of the clothing rack, an ADEAM team member is gluing ear cuffs onto a model's upper cartilage.
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Steidl likes his clients to prepare for consultations by cutting up their own photographic proofs and gluing them into mockup layouts.
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Students quickly learn how physical boatbuilding is — kneeling and sawing, gluing and sanding, and redoing whatever didn't work the first time.
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Budgeting together is like gluing the wallets of two very different people together and asking them to be okay with that.
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"I just kept trying new ways and even if that means me gluing my eye shut, I figure it out," she says.
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He made his statement while slicing and gluing strips of plastic to make a small skyscraper for one of his fantastical cityscapes.
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False eyelashes, hair extensions, acrylic nails — all exciting and glamorous, but maybe not the best things to be gluing to our bodies.
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Over the years, and in no uncertain terms, the act of cutting things up and gluing them became a sort of rite.
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The Basics Unlike gluing a strip of falsies to your lash line, the process of applying eyelash extensions is much more meticulous.
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Step Seven: If you are using a heart-shape (or even a circular) pan, stop gluing when you reach the widest point.
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Danish brewer Carlsberg announced on Thursday that it will begin gluing together beers in its packaging in order to reduce plastic waste.
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After the seeds, I was pretty happy that the middle section gluing the four corners turned out some nice entries as well.
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I sometimes prefer gluing since it lays closer to scalp, plus I didn't have a lot of time to create Lena's look.
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In Phoenix, she said "Hola!" and gave high-fives to 5-year-olds gluing construction-paper shapes to make pictures of dogs.
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Because it wouldn't be Cardi without some bling, Bui spent three hours painstakingly gluing Swarovski crystals to every square inch of her nails.
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All of the tiny Lego studs on top were made by using a hole punch and then gluing each one in place.[YouTube]
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But science is also coming to the rescue, by gluing QR codes to bumblebees' backs and tracking their movements with a robotic camera.
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Apple gets a lot of shit for gluing down its battery (making it difficult to replace), but this metal shield is definitely worse.
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Dead Island goes some way to gluing together the best of the humor split between both of these pillars of zombie-slaying thrills.
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She copied it interminably, making thousands of drawings of the pattern, and then she collaged her drawings by gluing them onto large canvases.
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Tiny seeds also prevent the oats from gluing together, and dried fruit lends a satisfying chew while infusing the milk with natural sugar.
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There was also a great satisfaction in the slow, meditative process of gluing each and every rhinestone to the surface of the painting.
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In traditional shoe factories, this process generally involves a messy and imprecise feat of gluing, performed by the dexterous hands of warm-blooded people.
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Klum's glam squad can be seen combing her hair into a tight updo before applying a clear wig cap and gluing down the edges.
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Step Nine: Start gluing on the other side, approximately at the same, opposite point where you stopped on the other side of the heart.
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If you lived anywhere other than the US or Central Europe, that would've meant gluing yourself to your Twitter feed and hoping for tidbits.
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Which is a running theme for her, we've heard for several episodes that she's hot gluing them together on her way to the runway.
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The ancient art still requires artists to fashion their creations out of a single, square piece of paper, without tearing or gluing pieces together.
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The entire time we were talking, Caroline was working on this artwork, gluing the pieces together and making bookmarks to go in the packages.
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To the left of these machines, women sit across from each other on the floor, briskly gluing outer covers together and passing them on.
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"By gluing paper rolls one by one, I can form beautiful contours and curves, and the shapes of the animals emerge," the artist tells us.
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There's no way to restore the camera bump to factory unless you have a tiny spot welder, but you could try gluing it back on.
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Image: WikimediaAn obviously male doctor in Kansas thinks that as an alternative to pesky and unseemly tampons, women should basically start gluing their vaginas shut.
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Unless you're a model maker who works for Industrial Light & Magic, your skills at gluing bits of plastic together probably never turn out like this.
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Start gluing veils to your baseball hats and sun visors now For who are we to question the coolness Queen RiRi bestows upon us. 5.
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The 3D Runner also features a 3D printed heel counter, which is integrated into the midsole and avoids the typical process of gluing or stitching.
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Weggen, a Swedish-Dutch national, has a passion for storytelling and spends hours building intricate sets and gluing down tiny props to create unique scenes.
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Environmental activists blocked congressional staff and lawmakers after super gluing themselves to doors and each other in a building on Capitol Hill on Tuesday afternoon.
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Agencies also cracked down on removable storage devices like CDs and thumb drives, literally gluing drives shut or disabling the software required to use them.
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After stubbornly gluing themselves to two-big lineups, the Spurs have finally relented this year, playing Aldridge more at the five than beside another center.
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Manual assembly works for some parts of battery production, like bolting down and gluing the "clamshells," or outer structures that hold a battery pack together.
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He was overseeing everything and getting his hands dirty, sometimes just picking up a saw and chopping stuff in half and gluing it back together.
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If you're a fan of The OC, you probably already know this and have spent the past three weeks gluing fake white fur to your yamaclaus.
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Danish brewery Carlsberg announced on Thursday that it would begin gluing together the beer cans in its six-packs worldwide in order to reduce plastic waste.
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The company also makes it notoriously difficult to replace its batteries, by gluing them to other components and burying them beneath layers of complex, sensitive parts.
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Forgers can make fossils appear more dramatic or novel by adding feathers, reconstructing tiny features, or even gluing specimens together to make them appear as one.
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She created sensory seats to help these students, by cutting tennis balls in half and gluing them to school chairs that she had painted neon green.
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However, a college careers worth of procrastination kicked in and I found myself hastily hot-gluing Cheetos onto my gap way too close to the deadline.
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Alani later admitted to super-gluing the piece of foam in place where the line connects to the system, allegedly so he could obtain overtime work.
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Given the near-impossible task of gluing our eyes to blank rooms and cautious conversations, the cinematographer, Eigil Bryld, mostly zooms in close and crosses his fingers.
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Too busy to chat, he directs us to his wife, Baby, who's in the middle of hot-gluing hundreds of opal-colored stones to a feathered headpiece.
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As people lost their domino games, instead of cursing and lamenting, they started cutting paper and gluing chains while they quietly waited their turns to play again.
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The pieces are distinctively "paper craft," not origami, and a serious hobbyist will tell you: Traditionally, origami involves folding one piece of paper without cutting or gluing.
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Notwithstanding the cards she made by gluing New Yorker cartoons onto cardstock, her written communications essentially stopped in the early 2000s, when she got an email account.
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The ancient Greeks were fascinated by the Platonic solid — a three-dimensional shape that can be constructed by gluing together identical flat pieces in a uniform fashion.
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Then, the group prepared a 2-inch G-Force PXY CAM remote-controlled drone, by gluing animal hair to the bottom and covering the hair in their goo.
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Sure, it all requires a little bit of craftiness, but there's still plenty of daylight left to make a run for supplies and get to painting and gluing.
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Environmental activists blocked congressional staff and lawmakers after super gluing themselves to doors and each other in the Rayburn House Office building on Capitol Hill on Tuesday afternoon.
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But just in case it does eventually make it to stores, please remember that gluing your labia together is not going to result in a mess-free period.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong authorities have been gluing down paving blocks to sidewalks, as police roll out heavy security measures during a visit by a senior Chinese official.
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He said he was ready for one last commencement, down to details like gluing an N.Y.U. tassel onto a Yankees baseball cap, something he did one morning last week.
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Many Syrians, often children, ended up in one of Istanbul's thousands of basement textile ateliers, sewing buttons and gluing shoes, working 12 hours a day, sometimes without being paid.
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The most recent new nail trend to enter the scene is the pom pom manicure, which includes taking the art supply and gluing it straight onto your nail. Why?
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These DIY are all super easy to follow — as they only involve simple gluing and dyeing techniques — so you don't have to be a crafting mastermind to pull these off.
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Blocking a signal (with an antibody that binds to it and basically prevents it from being used, like crazy-gluing a keyhole) and observing the result is a common method.
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The new manufacturing process being developed by Flex has introduced two ideas once thought impossible: the gluing process has been automated and lasers are used to cut the Flyknit material.
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The production process involves gluing pieces of timber into panels, which are then cross laid to form larger sections, strong enough to withstand being used at greater heights and volume.
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Do you think that Theresa May couldn't answer the International Women's Day question about what she does to unwind because her actual hobby is furiously hot-gluing rhinestones onto bangles?
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"I'm here to escape my kids," put in Fatima Kelzy, who was hot-gluing pom-poms onto a T-shirt, a cigarette dangling from one corner of her flashing smile.
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Ms. Gatliff created a type of infrastructure by gluing small plastic markers of varying sizes to the skull to match the depths of tissue at critical points around the face.
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LONDON, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Climate change activists targeted Blackrock, the world's biggest asset manager, in London on Monday, gluing themselves to the front of the building and blocking the entrances.
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Between contouring your cheekbones until they're unrecognizable, gluing down your eyebrows, and loading as much glitter onto your face as humanly possible, it's the kind of makeup that takes serious practice.
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After years of cutting, gluing, and masturbating into women's hair, a Portland, Oregon, man has received a lifetime ban from the city's public transportation system — the first in the agency's history.
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Under Ive, Apple began gluing down batteries inside laptops and smartphones (rather than screwing them down) to shave off a fraction of a millimeter at the expense of repairability and sustainability.
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To keep real-life bugs and dirt from also gluing themselves to the front of the car, this sticky layer is covered by a protective coating that would break upon impact.
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With small televisions turned on low, women sit cross-legged on the floor in their homes, painting motifs in red, yellow and green, and gluing on sequins and shiny bits of mica.
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He used tortillas as a structural element for an RC glider and ran a number of tests, rolling, pinning, and gluing the tortillas together until he got his glider to fly. Why?
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The former president stands underneath a tent on a muddy lot on a recent rainy morning constructing corbels, a support structure made by gluing, drilling and nailing three pieces of wood together.
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He missed 11 games with a groin injury but spent part of that time gluing the Warriors' locker room back together after Kevin Durant and Draymond Green had a big dust-up.
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Wood experts declined to predict exactly how common timber buildings will become because the methods for stacking and gluing wood together are in their infancy and haven't spread across much of the world.
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" In order to get back into his original character from 2004, Bennett said a group of seven people worked on his hair and makeup, "taping and gluing everything back up where it belongs.
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Members also deployed ostentatious, nonviolent tactics — such as gluing themselves to the Waterloo Bridge — at a scale that "has never been done before," according to Alanna Byrne, a press coordinator with Extinction Rebellion.
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Those can include anything from gluing — often using broken cotton swabs — the interlocking gold-plated CC logo onto a button top to using a needle with warm resin to add tiny sparkling crystals.
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Her own applications tend toward the natural and believable, and she avoids styles like the currently popular "Russian technique," or "volume lashes," which involves gluing three or four extensions for each natural lash.
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Yet Snow inverses what we would usually expect from a sitcom by primarily gluing his characters to their respective screens as their surroundings and themselves turn into something resembling Maya Deren doing Looney Tunes.
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By taking alkali flies, gluing them individually to tungsten rods, and using a motor to raise and lower a container of water, the researchers were able to dip the flies at a controlled rate.
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Simmering tensions Ahead of Zhang's visit, the city resorted to gluing down some sidewalk bricks to avoid a repeat of a February riot where angry protesters dug up bricks and lobbed them at police.
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But then, between cutting the Möbius strip along the center line, and gluing Möbius strips together and then cutting — well, I wouldn't call it an inevitable step, but there is a heuristic step there.
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They do this with upgrade programs, by gluing-down batteries so that they are difficult to replace, by lobbying against fair repair legislation, and by making replacement parts difficult or impossible to come by.
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In 2008, Devin De Wulf, the parade's founder, convinced ten of his friends to join him in gluing kidney beans and rice on their clothes and marching in Treme the day before Fat Tuesday.
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Brown was arrested that day and has since been arrested twice more for non-violent civil disobedience, including gluing himself to a bathtub in a busy road in Bristol, a city in western England.
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"Moderate Republican leaning independent voters are going to see that these Republicans...are essentially gluing themselves to Donald Trump's agenda," says Democratic consultant Dave Jacobson, who is working on several races in the area.
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If you're on social media, there are these swarming mobs who rise out of nowhere, leave people broken and do not stick around to perform the patient Kintsugi act of gluing them back together.
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In "Dark Matter" (2011), Castle utilizes stack lamination by gluing strips of Peruvian wood together before carving them into an elegant concave chair and adjoining side table that balances together with one leg between them.
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Those have included everything from using a decommissioned fire engine bought on eBay to spray artificial "blood" on the national treasury to activists super-gluing themselves to infrastructure at London City Airport, including a plane.
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The Qaher F-313 has been widely dismissed by military analysts as an Iranian hoax and consistent with Iran's tradition of gluing decorations to outmoded military equipment or non-functioning models to demonstrate advanced technology.
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The big picture: Protests throughout Europe, Australia and New Zealand saw activists blocking busy bridges and roads, gluing and chaining themselves to cars and lampposts, and singing together as police stepped in to arrest them.
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That Everyman is Emmet Brickowski, a construction worker in a Lego city who is sucked into a world-saving mission: stopping an evil businessman (voiced by Will Ferrell) intent on gluing the Legos in place.
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Ever since I got my own fan-sculpted kit in October, I'd spent months trimming, gluing, painting, and checking my own work against that of a massive folder of images that I'd collected along the way.
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All of the scientists are hoping that, after gluing all the plates on the list together, there will be enough shards remaining to make something that wasn't there—new physics insights explained by new subatomic particles.
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So in April she tried a new tactic: gluing herself to the door of oil company Shell's headquarters in London, as part of a civil disobedience campaign for climate action, spearheaded by the Extinction Rebellion group.
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I will enthusiastically 'like' your pictures and tell my coworkers about your costumes, but I will gleefully lock myself in my apartment for two days before I spend an hour conscientiously gluing rhinestones to my face.
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He glued together the various pieces, and cut out some slots in a couple of sheets of craft foam to hold the games, gluing those onto a piece that slides in and out of the box.
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So that's the process of finding out, excavating the feelings that rise up beneath the surfaces, listening, slicing, re-gluing, re-feeling: I've ripped all these bits apart, what happens when I ram them back together?
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At one point in our interview, Kong ripped open a packet of Ramen seasoning and, with powder scattered, began gluing the plastic onto a piece of cardboard; in a flash, the disposable container transformed into artistic material.
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He graduated into gluing thin layers of wood together, pioneering that process for sculpting, and later to 3D modeling and computer-guided lathes, routers and milling machines to carve bulbous and ellipsoidal furnishings that doubled as sculptures.
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Eight activists affiliated with the group were arrested in October on suspicion of obstructing trains after they suspended some underground lines in London by gluing themselves to trains or walking on top of them, enraging morning commuters.
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It's when you wait too long to flip, or you don't have enough fat in your pan, that the magical unstickiness of the cooking process turns into the food burning and gluing itself back to the pan.
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Before leaving the White House for the George W. Bush team, Bill Clinton's aides purportedly left $40,000 worth of damage by pulling off the W key from 62 keyboards, leaving lewd phone messages, and gluing shut desk drawers.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - About 30 protesters clashed with security guards at Australia's parliament on Wednesday, some gluing themselves to handrails and shouting "close the camps", in a rowdy demonstration against the detention of asylum seekers in remote Pacific camps.
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Dr. Maria Siemionow, a transplant surgeon at the University of Illinois College of Medicine in Chicago, recalls spending hours in her youth crocheting sweaters and also cutting out pictures and words in magazines and gluing them into elaborate collages.
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She already had on fake eyelashes: She had fallen asleep in the car on the way to Sparta, so MaryAnn parked outside the competition and applied them without waking her, gluing individual lashes to her lids as she slept.
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The pair were among thousands who blocked off five major London bridges in November as part of a week-long protest by Extinction Rebellion, which included people gluing themselves to the gates of Downing Street, the prime minister's residence.
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Ippolito and a few dozen helpers at a time toil in a makeshift assembly line hot-gluing thin strips of Amazon-bought foam to rectangular pieces of plexiglass, then fastening elastic bands to each side with an office stapler.
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Now Ms. Farago, 4203, makes two collections a year in her home office, each containing about 2420 pairs of earrings in different shapes and sizes, painting them by hand in eye-popping colors and then gluing on titanium clips.
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Overall activeness score: 51.6What they do: Operate bonding machines that use adhesives to join pieces of a product, from turning veneer sheets into plywood; gluing paper; or joining rubber and rubberized fabric parts, plastic, simulated leather, or other materials.
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It took less than a minute for months and months of meticulous gluing to be turned into a giant ball of ash as the flame quickly spread its way around the sphere from all sides, consuming every last match head.
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Undaunted, the conservator got to work—cleaning the porcelain shards, mapping which pieces belonged to each vase, gluing them back, filling in areas of loss, and retouching the paint wherever necessary (for a detailed slide show of the reassembly, click here).
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They gave my lashes a place to sit while the technician cleansed and prepped them with a primer, and then used a hand-held fan to buzz over-top and ensure that they were dry before beginning the gluing process.
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The campaigners have staged smaller protests in London in recent months, gluing their buttocks to Plexiglass security panels in the galleries above the floor of Parliament, shutting down bridges and pouring buckets of fake blood outside the prime minister's residence.
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Upstairs I could spread out my notebooks and papers and spend my free time writing, while downstairs Libby could spread out her bins of rusty hardware and vintage game pieces and spend her time tacking and gluing to her imagination's content.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A former chief scientific adviser to the British government backed the Extinction Rebellion climate change protests on Tuesday as he offered to testify in defence of a group facing trial for gluing themselves to a London airport concourse.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A former chief scientific adviser to the British government backed the Extinction Rebellion climate change protests on Tuesday as he offered to testify in defence of a group facing trial for gluing themselves to a London airport concourse.
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Flex's facility in Mexico has become one of Nike's most important factories, responsible not just for a growing slice of the company's production but also for a string of innovations to be rolled out across Nike's supplier base, such as laser-cutting and automated gluing.
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Originally, nearly two-thirds of the central building was intended for behind-the-scenes work — putting shiny covers on books, gluing in the pockets for checkout cards, typing up the cards, checking in books that had been returned and trundling them on carts for reshelving.
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At Constellium's research centre in Voreppe, located in what was the heartland of the French aluminium industry in the Alps, test projects range from combining fine layers of metal and glass fibre, to gluing aluminium parts together with resin to dispense with rivets that weigh more.
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Despite several actions this summer in New York and Washington, D.C.—including activists literally gluing themselves to Capitol Hill and scaling the New York Times building—the group hasn't really broken into the U.S. "We're not as advanced in our movement building as the U.K.," Mosher said.
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Showing his gloved hands breaking and gluing together a mirror again and again, the 30-minute-long video, presented at the start of the AIC exhibition, tests our patience — in fact, when it was first shown, the audience demanded it be fast-forwarded to the end.
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"He literally is gluing himself to this president, saying, 'If you like the president, then vote for me,'" Ms. Heitkamp said of Mr. Cramer during a visit to Langdon, not far from the border with Canada, in a part of the state filled with yellow flowering fields of canola.
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I realized this as I was working at Industrial Light & Magic, gluing little knobs onto the side of a spaceship, that I was also telling stories, that the detail work I was doing for Doug Chiang wouldn't work unless I knew the stories of the stuff bolted to the side.
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Honestly, I'd probably be okay with design for design's sake, but this isn't even that — both Samsung and Lenovo are treading a very well worn path by gluing on more angular plastic and tacking on features like a "Beast Mode" button (whose name Samsung promises to change before release, at least).
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In a time of my life where I was newly navigating the confusing world of New York City media, while also gluing myself to Twitter every day in order to turn around blogs about the latest atrocity from the Trump administration, Pikachu became a shorthand for something uncomplicated and earnest.
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Inside, Trump was slated for a slew of meetings, the first of which was with Ryan and Priebus, who brokered the meeting in hopes of gluing the GOP's jagged divisions back together after Trump became the presumptive nominee and Ryan dropped a bombshell last week by refusing to back the brash billionaire.
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From a semi-naked protest in Britain's parliament to members gluing themselves to a pink boat at Oxford Circus, Extinction Rebellion has provided a model of how a well-organized civil disobedience campaign can hijack the attention of the media and political establishment — even if public opinion is divided over the disruption caused.
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Read more: The American Airlines mechanic charged with sabotaging a plane was previously fired from another airlineAlani is accused of gluing a piece of Styrofoam inside a pitot tube, a sensor on the front of the aircraft that leads to the computerized air-data module — or "ADM" — to measure the plane's air speed.
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Although her research involves typing questions into Google and firing microbrief questions to her editing team and friends ("glueing or gluing … both look terrible but are acceptable per MW," the in-group abbreviation for "Merriam Webster"), Favilla always balances the results against the established style manuals, sometimes finding them deficient and sometimes not.
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Two more Stussys have been murdered in the style of Ennis and Ray Stussy — one by gluing the nose and mouth, the other by a shard of broken glass — and since the 30-minute "man hunt" has yielded a tearful confession and a truck full of incriminating evidence, Chief Dammick is satisfied.
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It will be the artisan's from start to finish, through the gluing and the feather-light sanding and the infinitesimal strokes of dye applied at the edges by an ultrafine brush and the tap-tap of a tiny hammer that ensures the hardware is perfectly aligned and anchored for posterity to the skins.
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VR has been used before, but often it involves blocking the animal in a harness or gluing it down, so that the virtual images don't have to adjust to what the animal is actually doing, says study co-author Andrew Straw, who studies neural circuits and behavior at the University of Freiburg, in Germany.
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A SHIFT IN THE ZEITGEIST From a semi-naked protest in Britain's parliament to members gluing themselves to a pink boat at Oxford Circus, Extinction Rebellion has provided a model of how a well-organised civil disobedience campaign can hijack the attention of the media and political establishment -- even if public opinion is divided over the disruption caused.
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Time-lapse videos of Nishino's entire mapping process are documented in his studio and viewable online; these usually begin with the artist sketching out a loose figure, sitting, thinking, sometimes listening to music, slowly and intuitively beginning somewhere, journaling a memory of a place, usually near the center, and gluing on photos by hand, one by one, until the entire painting is full.
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Höch is the most literal of the two artists in this regard — gluing fragments of Western figures together with pictures of African sculpture, as in the fervid "From the Collection of an Ethnographic Museum No. IX" (21), "Streit" (circa, 219), "Untitled, From an Ethnological Museum" (1924), and many other suggestions of an indeterminate, mutational, revolutionary tumult courtesy of Berlinische Galerie's extensive Höch holdings.
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"Whatever happens at the end of the day, we'll be married!" she reminded me as I sat hunched over a table in my pajamas, three days unshowered, hot-gluing centerpieces and nursing burns on my fingers and yelling about "Kitchen Nightmares" ("This show is entirely about toxic masculinity, and also if I ever suggest we open a restaurant please just divorce me").
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LONDON — Members of the group that helped win an unprecedented national declaration of a climate emergency have spent months putting their bodies on the line — laying down in front of cars, getting naked and gluing their bodies to windows — and, in the early days, asking people to think about the impending mass extinction of life on Earth as the moral equivalent of the Holocaust.
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And they want you to continue to feel that sense of nostalgia as they dismantle the tropes you've internalized from decades of gluing your eyes to schlocky genre flicks on a CRTV, or subvert those iconic moments from your banged-up VHS copy of E.T. Stranger Things is familiar, but not a slavish imitation, able and willing to criticize its 80s filmic predecessors' shortcomings through its own storytelling.
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Read more:I tried all 14 products in Urban Decay's 'Game of Thrones' makeup collection, and found it's so much more than a collector's itemI tried every beauty product from Lady Gaga's new brand Haus Laboratories, and found it's so much more than another celebrity makeup linePeople are turning themselves into Disney villains using makeup, and the photos will blow your mindSocial-media stars are gluing their upper lip to their face for a fuller-looking pout and it's got to stop
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A few of the most obvious reasons, which she outlines, include abrasions of the labia minora from peeling those sensitive tissues apart and gluing 'em back together several times a day, which could cause the labia minora growing together and needing surgical separation; the fact that not everyone has labia long enough to make it stick in the first place; serious pain if you sit sideways on your glued-up genitalia; and the simple fact that a complete blood seal which dissolves under contact with urine is highly unlikely.
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