Lightning bolts are awesome, but so are fame and followers.
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Every second on Earth, 100 lightning bolts strike the planet.
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Sometimes someone just really likes cats, dogs, lightning bolts, and flowers.
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As indicated by two yellow lightning bolts, the connection is electrifying.
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Lightning bolts have not been regularly used as weapons since Zeus.
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A woman's scalp tattoo combines Celtic crosses with cartoon lightning bolts.
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Lightning bolts of genius inspiration are raining down on you today, Aquarius.
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Scientists define superbolts as lightning bolts a thousand times stronger than average.
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Venus's meeting with Uranus brings even more lightning bolts of inspiration and creativity!
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Worldwide, thunderstorms hurl about four million lightning bolts to the ground each day.
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His white suit was covered with images of everything from frogs to lightning bolts.
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The transformations they describe are less like lightning bolts and more like dawning epiphanies.
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The lipsticks themselves are decorated with lightning bolts in tune with the stormy weather theme.
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It occurs when lightning bolts branch out and creep along the underside of stratiform clouds.
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For comparison, most lightning bolts have 100 million volts of electric potential between their ends.
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We've seen still photographs of lightning bolts, ferocious in its strength, magnificent in its elegance.
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Craters on those planets come from electrical arcs, like lightning bolts, that sear the surfaces.
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All sport the cartoon iconography that signifies increased brainpower: firing synapses, lightning bolts, glowing bulbs.
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But standing for an hour in heels sets red lightning bolts blazing off my feet.
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Storm exists to shoot lightning bolts; the same goes for Quicksilver and his super speed.
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There's a dagger right in the middle of it, shooting lightning bolts across my entire body.
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The researchers cited evidence that, for some reason, the ocean seems to enhance lightning bolts' energy.
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Lever pulling, lightning bolts, maniacal laughter—this is where that sort of thing was supposed to happen.
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Imagine chaos being conjured from a fiery chasm and lightning bolts being pulled down from the sky.
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And the excess of electrons pushing toward the ground made it easier for more lightning bolts to form.
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One method involves a device called a plasma arc gasifier, which generates artificial lightning bolts between two electrodes.
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Oregon, USC, and Virginia Tech are quickly dispatched by the kidnapper using a hadouken and various lightning bolts.
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" Warren: "We will touch our rings together and use the lightning bolts to energize all of our colleagues.
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In the center, a white enamel skull stood jaw-open, lightning bolts and jutting through its eye sockets.
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"Like a god controlling lightning bolts, he could throw ideas," he said of de Chirico in his metaphysical period.
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Black Milk Clothing's Hogwarts collection features clothing adorned with school crests, lightning bolts and signs of the Deathly Hallows.
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Look at David Bowie's death, you have people trying to grab on, painting their faces with fucking lightning bolts.
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The plants look like river deltas, like plumes of smoke, like controlled detonations, like lightning bolts scything through darkness.
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Rippling with lightning bolts, bloody limbs, and explosive onomatopoeia, the "reports" are as aesthetically dazzling here as they were devious.
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Metal rods are crack for lightning bolts, and Getty's 'gig' is the only thing fitting that description for many acres.
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Appropriately dubbed the Weather Collection, the collection boasts lightning bolts as an ode to the daughter she gave birth to.
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But nothing indicates that Gorsuch will be a Zeus-like figure hurling judicial lightning bolts from his throne on Olympus.
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Instead, these giant lightning bolts often strike over oceans, and they are most likely to appear from November to February.
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The song's official remix features Blueface, another of this year's viral lightning bolts, though in this context he's an elder.
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Floral textile patterns imported from France were thrown out in favour of harsh, jagged designs featuring mechanical nuts and lightning bolts.
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The catsuits, the wall of Marshall amps, the lightning bolts, the giant squids, the tattoos – I was shaken to my core.
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The Athens national observatory's Zeus system recorded more than 10,500 lightning bolts by 1000 GMT, more than half over the sea.
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But with this ionization, that process can get started a lot more easily, so there would be a lot more lightning bolts.
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But no one that day had made it past the "lightning bolts," which look like a demented version of adult monkey bars.
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For a day, the desert portion of Fortnite's island kept getting struck by lightning bolts emanating from a rift in the sky.
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Sure, it's just colored dots, but really, most science is dots — what were you expecting, lightning bolts zooming along axons on camera?
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A man named David told me that a Patronus shoots lightning bolts, and even asked me if Snape himself is a Patronus.
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This past summer, Bandier boutiques, which sell designer active wear, quickly sold out of $198 black Ultracor leggings printed with lightning bolts.
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JON PARELES Marie Fredriksson, the frontwoman of the Swedish pop outfit Roxette, had a broad, powerful voice that hit like lightning bolts.
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These medical tattoos are not butterflies or lightning bolts; rather doctors use subtle coloration to make discolored areas match surrounding skin more closely.
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Yesterday, for instance, Trump threw down lightning bolts from Air Force One when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dared challenge him on trade.
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It would be easy to object to the glut of fires, floods, wolves, lightning bolts welding a cowboy's boots to a rail, etc.
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Mercury meets Uranus in Aries on March 26, bringing shocking news and, on the plus side, major lightning bolts of inspiration and genius.
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Photo: Carl Milner Photography (Flickr)Superbolts, the strongest lightning bolts, occur at surprising times and in surprising places, a new study has found.
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Players disperse the ghosts by drawing the symbol hovering over their heads: a V and inverted V, horizontal and vertical lines, and lightning bolts.
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There's also plenty of bullet-deflecting, lasso-ing, and prime Amazonian butt-kicking, but the true highlight is Wonder Woman swinging from lightning bolts.
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Every delicate branch and spindle is etched in white across the ultramarine background of the paper, jagged and yet spectral, like so many lightning bolts.
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However, National Weather Service's Ralph Estelle told the news outlet that no more than four lightning bolts were reported in the area on Friday afternoon.
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As Norway's Daniel Modøl discovered while filming a storm from his deck, those unpredictable lightning bolts can strike anywhere, even 16-feet from where you're standing.
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The previous titleholder, the city of Kabare in the Democratic Republic of Congo, gets 531 lightning bolts per square mile (205 bolts per square kilometer) annually.
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In one look, the actress wears a Prada skirt, covered in lightning bolts, with a blue collared Prada blouse, tall sheer socks and ankle-strap pumps.
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The chain's now selling Power Rangers doughnuts with edible glitter and sugar lightning bolts on top, and some shops throughout the country are serving Nutella doughnuts.
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Superbolts are lightning bolts that release over 1 million Joules of electric energy — that's 1,000 times more than an average bolt, according to a recent study.
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They said his testimony must have been written by a "Jew Hollywood writer" and posted the number "88" surrounded by lightning bolts, a white nationalist symbol.
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To be sure, a craggy geometry appears in much of Amenoff's earlier work, which is rife with complex polygons suggesting explosions, sunbursts, lightning bolts, and crystals.
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One Baltimore police officer recalled a recent colleague with a small neck tattoo of two lightning bolts, a not-so-veiled reference to the Nazi SS unit.
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Some of the pieces are accented with fun designs like lightning bolts and stars, while a sweatshirt and mini skirt set seem to have shimmering metallic stripes.
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Earlier in 2016, a WMO committee certified the longest reported distance and the longest-lasting lightning bolts, the latter of which was in the south of France.
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She recalls feeling "lightning bolts of electricity" shooting down her legs and across her upper back and arms when a friend burned her hand on the stove.
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Mr. Barksdale, 2127, is white, 127-foot-5 and has tattoos of swastikas, warlocks and lightning bolts, "all associated with white supremacy groups," the marshals service said.
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The spokes of the tire that is the center of the logo: the Right Wings logo has them resembling the lightning bolts of the Schutzstaffel -- Hitler's SS force.
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The sunburst finish is a classier choice than Dimebag's signature graphics depicting lightning bolts, pot leaves, and—as a cringe-worthy homage to Pantera's southern heritage—Confederate flags.
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Jenner shared an Instagram video of the collection, named the Weather Collection, which boasts lightning bolts as an ode to the daughter she gave birth to earlier this month.
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How did an infamous Nazi war criminal — his collar emblazoned with Waffen-SS lightning bolts — wind up featured prominently on the Facebook page of a famed U.S. Army unit?
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"The whole skull-and-crossbones and lightning bolts and all that kind of stuff, you don't see that very much anymore," Joshua Waldron, the company's president, said at the show.
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MINNEAPOLIS – A Minnesota lawmaker wants to impose new restrictions on state funding of the arts after learning about a video game that lets players zap imaginary oil pipelines with lightning bolts.
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Two cloud-to-ground lightning bolts strike down over the mountains near White Sands National Monument while the Milky Way shines above and moon rays streak out from behind the clouds.
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I really appreciate that when people hear a record, there's that five second period people give it, it's either going to be lightning bolts or it's going to leave them flat.
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Sources close to the storm-themed shindig tell us Travis picked up the bill for 6 floral sculptures and stands, which display lightning bolts going through clouds of roses, orchids and hydrangeas.
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In fact, you could tell, because when you close your eyes, you see little lightning bolts, and that's actually a result of some of the radiation hitting your eyeballs and releasing photons.
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The larger, horizontally oriented "Radiation Exploration" pictures are based on fields of sea-blue over which burst the equivalent of cosmic fireworks: lightning bolts, planetary fireballs and meteor showers of individual strokes.
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This time around, the leggings and crop tops are decorated with shiny, metallic lightning bolts that might just be the jolt you need to get yourself out of bed and into the gym.
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Scott, with whom she shares 13-month-old daughter Stormi, expressed his approval with a series of emojis in the comments, leaving everything from lightning bolts to a butterfly and a fire emoji.
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The apartment itself was decorated with a mix of American pop art and Yelawolf memorabilia, including items from his Slumerican brand, like a black credenza with three gold-plated lightning bolts for legs.
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For a moment, the trio disappears into the crowd of stylish Brooklyn shoppers, before I spot them thanks to Julia's gleaming glam-rock boots: They're silver leather and stitched with crimson lightning bolts.
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Millet's boldly playful and intellectually charged body of work combines lightning bolts of emotional acuity, moments of precise poetry and subversively dark comedy along with investigations of existential ideas and real-world concerns.
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Vetements, the rogue design collective that's had the fashion industry in its thrall for the last few years, has co-opted DHL's bulky logo, Metallica's lightning bolts, and Champion's nearly unreadable script, among others.
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I was used to watching Stephen Carr, David Dunn and Lee Carsley, completely unaware that there was an entire footballing universe filled with incredible kits and players with lightning bolts shaved into their heads.
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We built the beginning of the show in CG. We showed the outside of the stadium with these big lightning bolts cracking down and then the ribbon board around the stadium was all electrified.
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So no more lightning bolts and pop-up screens asking you to agree to "3x" surge or whatever it is after you stumble out of the bar or head all the way across town.
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I used to believe that beef tartare needed to be blasted with lightning bolts of salt, mustard and other seasonings until I heaped some of I Sodi's on a long slice of grilled bread.
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There were nearly always Champagne bottles, lightning bolts and pastel-colored luxury cars, all of it arranged carefully in graveyards or deserts or swamps, on the lawns of palatial estates or on the moon.
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If I can take that and get it on the page somehow, then when you're reading it, it doesn't feel so much like this is a guy standing on the mountain throwing lightning bolts down.
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Zeus throwing lightning bolts into an electric car: Electric cars are big in the news now, and The Saturday Evening Post, if that still even exists, would probably want to run a cover about them.
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Inevitably, a threat to one of his children forces him to pull the costume out of mothballs and power up his fists, which are equally effective pummeling his foes as firing lightning bolts at them.
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It's all to make sure that you know, and know that the movie knows, how silly this entire story about goddesses of death, lightning bolts, eye patches, horns, and the pronunciation of Asgard really is.
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Decked out in custom shirts festooned with stars and lightning bolts, the charismatic singer/guitarist shreds like he grew up studying videos of Pete Townshend and Jimi Hendrix while other kids were out riding their bikes.
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Beginning his story when he is 6, Walker recalls a childhood full of hardships and confusions that also engendered a cautious excitement about an afterlife in which he will fly around with lightning bolts and shields.
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Tropical depression Imelda has caused nearly 1 million lightning bolts to form in and around the Houston area since Tuesday as the storm battered the region, causing heavy rainfall, over 20 mile-per-hour winds, and fatal flooding.
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The collection, which ranges from $23 to $175, includes the classic swaddles, over-sized blankets, reversible burp bibs and a cozy sleep bag, all printed with scenes from the movie (think Hedwig, the whomping willow and lightning bolts).
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Parker was hooked, eventually tattooing a swastika on his chest, a white power symbol on one leg and on the other, two SS lightning bolts, a reference to Hitler's, elite paramilitary force is now common imagery for white supremacists.
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From the house's classic Serpenti style, embellished with shiny precious metal work in snakelike twists, to clutches with mirrored lightning bolts, along with shimmering backpacks and tasseled bucket bags, it was a shameless celebration of '80s glam rock vibes.
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Scientists have been aware of high-energy physics occurring inside thunderstorms since the 1980s, when gamma-ray satellites started measured terrestrial gamma-ray flashes blasting into space, but didn't really know why so few lightning bolts came with the flashes.
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Booked to play a show at a remote roadhouse whose patrons are skinheads — the place is decorated with SS lightning bolts and Confederate flags — our heroes unleash a cover of the Dead Kennedys' anthem insulting "Nazi punks," a chestnut from 1981.
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A design resembling barbed wire or lightning bolts ran from her cheek along the side of her bald, conical head; there was a smooth patch where her nose should be, and her eyes were a blank sea of putrid yellow.
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"Supernovae are explosions as bright as 100 million billion billion billion lightning bolts, and so we can use them as markers to measure how the Universe is growing and what's causing its expansion to accelerate," Tucker said in a statement online.
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At first Adia, who wears purple feather earrings, purple Dr. Martens and a fade haircut with lightning bolts above her left ear, can't believe Charlotte's stick-straight bangs, white sneakers and braids, but she decides to try to help this hopeless specimen.
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Mr. DeSantis's rise also reflects the broader nationalization of conservative politics, in which a willingness to hurl rhetorical lightning bolts at the left, the media and special counsel Robert S. Mueller can override local credentials, local endorsements and preparedness for a state-based job.
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If you've spent any time with these characters, it's hard not to get swept up in the saga, and it's easy to be moved by the bond between Hiccup and Toothless, who is, in effect, a very loyal dog who can fly and harness the power of lightning bolts.
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"If I can take that and get it on the page somehow, then when you're reading it, it doesn't feel so much like this is a guy standing on the mountain throwing lightning bolts down," he told me on this week's episode of Recode Media, which you can listen to here.
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As spy Ethan Hunt, he skydives out of a plane (while lightning bolts light up the clouds), motorbikes at collision speeds through Paris without a helmet, leaps across tall, tall buildings in London and, in one astonishing sequence, dangles by rope from a helicopter that's whirling through a craggy mountain canyon.
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Unlike the muscled jock who picks on the scrawny nerd, the straight teenager who harasses the gay kid or the jilted boyfriend who uses the cover of the internet to mar his ex's reputation, these celebrity cases can make us feel like mere mortals peering up at a couple of Greek gods shooting lightning bolts at each other.
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Yet, it was not the pieced napa shearlings; the vertiginous platforms; the patched bomber jackets; the selvage denims; the padded or otherwise slim-cut overcoats with multiple pockets; or even the Kiss lightning bolts that Mr. Owens presented in a quietly masterful show — one that further cemented his own creative reputation — that mattered to this observer.
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Typical marine clouds in unpolluted areas are composed of large droplets and do not rise to high altitude, but Dr Thornton and his team reckon that smaller droplets, of the sort that condense around oxides of sulphur, might more easily be carried upward by convection—forming, as they rose, into towering storm clouds that would act as nurseries of lightning bolts.
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It's the same with various emojis and symbols, like the bowl cut that is now a form of homage to the hairstyle of the racist killer who targeted a black church in Charleston; a glass of milk emoji, linking white pride and supposed masculinity; or two lightning bolts that can look like the insignia of the Nazi SS. Even the OK hand signal can be seen as racist in some situations, the Anti-Defamation League reported last month.
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Robert Smithson, "Untitled [Venus with lightning bolts]" (1964), pencil and crayon with collage on paper, 30 x 1963 in (© Holt-Smithson Foundation / Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY, courtesy James Cohan, New York) (click to enlarge)The primary focus of Pop is the series of pencil-and-crayon drawings in the main space, each following the formula of a central rectangle containing a geometric or humanoid element ("Striped Center," "Pink linoleum center," "Pink psychedelic center," "Man in colonial American dress and Indian") surrounded by a figural frame.
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