Put them in your clean ice chest and set aside.
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What do you have, an ice chest at your house?
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"Here's the famous YETI," he said of the high-end ice chest.
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Accent lights for the custom bar and ice chest are made with mood-adjustable LEDs.
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Hello, Cadillac Fleetwood limo, loaded with an ice chest that held 55 pounds of steak.
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It regulates the temperature of the battery case by working like a well-insulated ice chest.
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They had packed an ice chest with cold Asmara beers, which we loaded onto the skiff.
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There was an ice chest in the center filled with sandwiches and beer; Ashwin had brought it onboard.
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Inside its large convenience store there's a huge, custom-made ice chest for beer the size of a Jacuzzi.
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While the family took a break in the living room, Boucher went to the balcony with her ice chest.
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In case of potential flooding in your home, an ice chest is a good place to store your technology, Dr. Redlener said.
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Q&A If you want to keep the contents cool, better to leave the water in the ice chest if you can.
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Police found a white styrofoam ice chest with all of the tools of the trade needed to make meth: glassware, rubber tubing and chemicals.
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For an ice chest to efficiently keep your perishables cool, you need twice the volume of ice as the volume of food and drink.
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On top, the reflective, silver chest held larger bottles of premium spirits, as well as an ice chest and wine, champagne, and water glasses.
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She kneeled down next to them, opened up the ice chest, reached inside, and withdrew a dirty object that looked much like a small brain.
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A statue stands in a glass case at the rear of the shop, overlooking an ice chest of frozen bunker and a bucket of live clams.
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During the stop in early October, police searched Gose's vehicle and uncovered a white, Styrofoam ice chest containing glassware, rubber tubing and chemicals used to manufacture the illicit drug.
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Without Earth&aposs gravity getting in the way, these atoms can be slowed down more than they can anywhere else, using lasers and magnetic forces in an "ice-chest-like" compartment.
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"We see an ice chest -- it's a trailer -- and we open up the doors and just start helping people up inside this trailer, which happened to be a freezer," he said.
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The little girl was known only as "Baby Hope" when construction workers found her abused and decomposed body in 1991 in an ice chest by the side of a New York roadway.
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Before reaching their first string of traps, the 45-year-old fisherman went to work dragging a massive 200-pound ice chest across the deck with a metal hook placed around the cooler's plastic handle.
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The $294-including-gratuity omakase will include seafood flown in from the Tsukiji market in Tokyo, which will be preserved in an Edomae ice chest, a traditional storage container that keeps fish fresh using only blocks of ice.
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Inside the ice chest, on a bed of ice, there's nothing but human fingers and bottles of Coke, all those fingers stained with the indelible ink which identifies a voting citizen—presumably someone who had voted for the Sénateur's opponent.
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Some new arrivals have no idea what's going on at the border, but all are primed at the academy for narco warfare, with lurid PowerPoints of people killed by Mexican cartels: heads in an ice chest, bodies stacked in a cattle truck.
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While en route to shore, Selwood told rescuers he was sitting on an ice chest in the center of his boat when the shark jumped out of the water, cleared the boat's engine and landed on the deck, where it began violently thrashing about.
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The Cold Atom Laboratory (CAL) is a physics research facility the size of an ice chest, designed and built by NASA&aposs Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in California, that will chill clouds of atoms with lasers and magnets aboard the space station to this ultracold temperature — close to absolute zero, or the lowest temperature possible.
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Soon after, the company began producing foam ice chest coolers under the Lifoam name in 1954.
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1890), garage (c. 1950), and ice chest (c. 1920). Blandome was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002.
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The original inventor of the cooler is unknown, with versions becoming available in various parts of the world throughout the 1950s. The portable ice chest was patented in the USA by Richard C. Laramy of Joliet, Illinois. On February 24, 1951, Laramy filed an application with the United States Patent Office for a portable ice chest (Serial No. 212,573). The patent (#2,663,157) was issued December 22, 1953. In 1952, the portable Esky Auto Box was released in Australia by the Sydney refrigeration company Malley’s.
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It is one of three widely known caving systems in the Crowsnest Pass, along with Gargantua and Cleft Cave. Booming Ice Chasm is also approximately several hundred metres east of another ice cave called Ice Chest.
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Portable Ice Chest, U.S. Patent # 2,663,167 (1953) A cooler, portable ice chest, ice box, cool box, chilly bin (in New Zealand), or esky (Australia) is an insulated box used to keep food or drink cool. Ice cubes are most commonly placed in it to help the contents inside stay cool. Ice packs are sometimes used, as they either contain the melting water inside, or have a gel sealed inside that stays cold longer than plain ice (absorbing heat as it changes phase). Coolers are often taken on picnics, and on vacation or holiday.
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It had high clearance to negotiate just about any roadway, fold-down seats that transformed into a bed, and contained an ice chest to carry food and other refreshments. A flood of pamphlets and mailings were produced and sent out to promote the vehicle, and it was these promotional materials that ultimately ruined Pandolfo.
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There are two berths in the transom and one or optionally two, pilot berths, plus a single and a double quarter berth. The main cabin features a drop-leaf table that can be removed and stowed for more space. The head includes a hand-held shower and a skylight. The galley includes an ice chest that can also be optionally electrically refrigerated.
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Anderson kidnapped and murdered five-year- old Audra Ann Reeves, in Amarillo, Texas on June 9, 1992. Anderson told police that he kidnapped Reeves as she was returning home from playing in a park. He took her inside his house and unsuccessfully tried to rape her. He beat, stabbed, and drowned Reeves, then stored her body in a styrofoam ice chest.
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Some of these appointments included an all-leather "tuck-and-roll" interior, racing-style Stewart-Warner gauges, and a center console with a Muntz radio. A liquor cabinet and ice chest placed under the rear seat armrests were available as an option. The Jet was equipped with safety features that were not standard on most cars of its day, including a padded dashboard and seat belts.
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In addition to Bower's collections, the castle's 19th-century kitchen still retains many of its original features, such as three cake ovens, and is used to display a collection of kitchen utensils and an ice chest, reflecting the fact that the castle once had an ice house. There is also a servants' hall and a servants' bedroom. The Castle also holds some archives of local history.
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Patsy, needing to use the bathroom, finds the one in Norman's parlor unoccupied, but "Mother" again emerges and slashes her throat. Norman (an homage to the reaction of finding Marion dead in the shower in the original Psycho) gasps when he discovers Patsy's body. He buries her in the motel's ice chest outside the office. The next morning, Sheriff Hunt and Deputy Leo appear at Norman's house to investigate Patsy's disappearance.
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The galley consists of a sink and ice chest on the port side of the cabin and a two-burner alcohol-fired stove on the starboard side. The head is a portable marine toilet that can be located under the forward berth. Ventilation is provided by an opening hatch forward and four bronze portlights. The boat's cabin sole is teak and holly, while the remaining wood is teak.
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The boat is constructed using a hand-laid fiberglassing method and sleeps four adults. The galley includes a stainless steel sink, an alcohol-fired stove and a self-contained fresh water system, with a manual pump. A Igloo Coolers ice chest with a teak wood step is also standard equipment. The boat has a draft of with the fiberglass centerboard extended and with it retracted, allowing beaching or ground transportation on a trailer.
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Although it was partially decomposed due to rust, it held several more coins. They continued to return to the site to look for more coins, primarily digging in the ground and eventually using a metal detector. Their work eventually resulted in the discovery of eight cans filled with 1,427 coins. After their discovery, the couple protected their find by hiding it in an old ice chest, then burying it under a pile of wood and concealing the location.
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These included a 110% genoa foresail, mast head wind indicator, stainless steel front and rear pulpits, lifelines and stanchions, a stainless steel re-boarding ladder, holly and teak wood interior, dinette table, portable toilet, a stainless steel galley sink, stove, ice chest, an outboard motor bracket, anchor and anchor line and even life jackets. The design has a PHRF racing average handicap of 189 with a high of 198 and low of 186. It has a hull speed of .
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Rice in a wooden tub Tub of cottage cheese, lid, and lidding film Tubs of wood filler. Break-away tab releases lid from security band Reusable plastic tub for home storage Large tub being used as an ice chest A tub is an open-top circular or oblong container. In earlier times they were made from wooden staves held together with iron hoops and were made by coopers. Modern tubs used in industry might be made from concrete, metal or plastic.
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Nearby communities include Barbers Bay, Dugwal, Finn Road, Hoyle, Ice Chest Lake, McIntosh Springs and Nighthawk. Local history in the area dates back over 300 years. La Galeruche Art Gallery, located at 32 Mountjoy Street North (Centre Culturel La Ronde), provides local francophone artists with a venue to exhibit and sell their work. The Porcupine Miner's Memorial tribute is a statue of the miner, head frame and tablets bearing the names of 594 miners killed in mining accidents were unveiled in 2008.
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He was so angry that he decided there and then to start manufacturing his own shoes. He imported all the machines and brought in some experts who trained his workers. Today, under his Chairmanship, the Eleganza Industries produces a wide range of household goods and utensils including cutlery, collieries, food warmers, ice chest, electric fan, cosmetics and ballpoint pen. His factory locations include, Oregun-Ikeja, Isolo, Alaba and Iganmu, the Company now directly employs over five thousand Nigerians and non-Nigerians including those working in his RAO Property Investment Company.
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It had two small chairs in the platform-end corners, an extension table in the centre and two fixed couches of and respectively. The next four windows either side were for the guard's compartment, which included an elevated seat for the guard to view signals through the cupola windows, as well as an ice chest and small buffet counter facing the long saloon. On one side an extra window-length was provided for the guard's paperwork desk, then a W.C. compartment () for the next window- length. Opposite those, two window-lengths were used for a single larger lavatory compartment ().
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In 2005 Ian Tansley of Sure Chill designed an ice-chest vaccine cooler regulated by the density of water. Since water has greatest density at around 4 °C, putting the vaccine chamber at the bottom of a thermo-syphon regulates the temperature at between 2 °C and 8 °C, as long as there is ice and the heat-exchange capacity is not overloaded. Sure Chill claimed to be WHO approved and in use for vaccine storage in 46 countries. A refrigeration device was shown for this purpose by Adam Grosser at a TED Talk in 2007, but had not made it into production as of 2015.
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Included among these violations were guiding tourists without a license, camping in the same area longer than the Park Service's seven-day limit, improper food storage, wildlife harassment, and conflicts with visitors and their guides. Treadwell also frustrated authorities by refusing to install an electric fence around his camp and refusing to carry bear spray to use as a deterrent. In fact, Treadwell had carried pepper spray with him and had resorted to using it at least one time, but wrote that he had felt terrible grief over the pain he perceived it had caused the bear and refused to use it on subsequent occasions. In 1998, park rangers issued Treadwell a citation for storing an ice chest filled with food in his tent.
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On 12 September 1922 a letter from the Commissioner of the Queensland State Trade Office, W.H. Austin, to the Under Secretary and Director of Public Works, had requested further work on the State Butchery at Walkerston ('now nearing completion'), through the District Foreman of Works at Rockhampton. The works requested were: a paling fence on the front alignment, with post and wire fencing on other three sides; a stable building of timber with an iron roof, containing two stalls with slip rails in front, a feed room (with wooden floor and door), and open space for one cart; and a hardwood cover for the well. An ice chest was also supplied by the Department of Public Works by 4 December 1922. Title for the land was transferred to Albert A. Cook, John H. Baker, and Kenneth W. Baker in February 1925, and was then transferred to Albert A. Cook and John H. Baker in May 1928.
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