This is a book of crossing and mixing, of mashing and counter-mashing, with surprise and wonder the result.
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What are you trying to convey by mashing these up?
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There was David Ortiz mashing clutch hit after clutch hit.
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But mashing up Mario levels isn't just fun and games.
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"The mashing together of cultures gives me pause," she said.
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Mashing the attack button will leave Cal open to attacks.
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Reddick is a charismatic righty-mashing outfielder who plays good defense.
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The levels alternate between frenzied key mashing and cool, calculated pecks.
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Add the cream and butter and stir, mashing and melting the butter.
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It also indulges in her love of mashing high- and low-brow.
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The combat mechanics are intentionally rudimentary and unvarying, primarily involving mashing buttons.
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So in some, I'm kind of mashing together both of our identities.
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So would it be like five years before he stopped mashing taters?
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Trap music producer ASADI, who is known for mashing theme songs with popular hits, has tackled one of the most recognizable piano lines in TV history, mashing up Kendrick Lamar's "Poetic Justice" with the melody from The Office.
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Sometimes I do see things that I hadn't thought of, like prolapse mashing.
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Lips mashing up against each other do not make an attractive sound, OK?
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I end up mashing sweet potato and topping with cinnamon and maple syrup.
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Mindless button-mashing is a great way to kill time on a commute.
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Personally, I'm a big fan of mashing my own tweets up with pals.
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Gatewood outlasted him by one, mashing 15 taters to take home the title.
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Waldstein: Machado has had a very productive night without really mashing the ball.
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Gordo isn't just effective with button mashing, he looks pretty damn good doing it.
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After lengthy button-mashing bouts of Street Fighter II, it can be downright painful.
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If you're using plantains, microwave plantains with sugar for 30 seconds, mashing until soft.
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Slowly stir in the stock, mashing the bread lightly, and season with salt. 5.
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Mashing buttons in a panic is always more reassuring than a pane of glass.
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Mnuchin and Tillerson exhibited interesting clapping techniques, lazily mashing their fingers against one another.
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Or did he ever think about mashing up the two and becoming Eddie Choi?
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Theatre of the Absurd; art mashing antisocial commentary, alternative culture loss and powerless mythologies.
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Donald Trump is mashing three different attacks on Comey into the space of 560 characters.
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So, the Leaf's expanded promotion is directly mashing the dash against Tesla one could say.
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Castle Rock has bigger plans than merely mashing up two well-known King novels, however.
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Talking to TVs just isn't as natural as grabbing a remote and mashing a button.
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I'm sure Morgan Stanley and Frank Quattrone really think about mashing these things together. Yeah.
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You can get back to mashing your potatoes, and they'll ring you when they're ready.
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Start off the flautas by boiling and mashing a few potatoes and setting them aside.
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The water and molasses are mixed together and heated in a process known as mashing.
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If you want to delay mashing until you get to your destination, pack the potatoes!
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Also, mashing avocados doesn't require rocket science so, for this non-chef, it was a win.
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Just slap three AAA batteries inside the tiny arcade, power it up, and start mashing buttons.
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If you're particularly great at mashing buttons really fast, I'll never beat you at Track & Field.
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So I thought about mashing ancient myths around beauty, sexuality, and identity with more modern signifiers.
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Grimes was a Vancouver-born philosophy student mashing up net culture, fashion, and Madonna-style bangers.
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Do not stir the tomatoes — just agitate the pan to move the ingredients without mashing them.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — Dan Schoenholz is back with a unique theme that involves mashing words together.
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"Creating a JV seems a lot simpler than mashing these two huge companies together," Foster said.
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That stage is fusion: mashing hydrogen atoms together in the same process that fuels the sun.
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Predicting where it's going is a matter of mashing up thousands of variables in massive, confounding systems.
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But you never button mash, because in One Finger Death Punch 2, button mashing gets you killed.
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Here he is in 2007 mashing 17 taters in San Francisco to make Willie McCovey himself smile.
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The Great Old Ones applauded as the internet began mashing these two disparate works of art together.
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It's like taking a photo and a cartoony 3-D image of yourself and mashing them together.
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The main reason for the success of "Independence Day" was the mashing together of Goldblum and Smith.
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Slowly add the sparge water to the mash tun, collecting wort (the liquid extracted from the mashing process).
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Swiping up from the bottom to go home feels so much less natural than just mashing a button.
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The entire debate is mashing up fantasy action with real-world consequences in a way that muddies both.
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Slugger Victor Martinez is healthy and mashing, giving the Detroit Tigers the opportunity to steal a series win.
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Cook for a further 10 minutes, or until thickened, mashing the tomatoes to make a smoother sauce. 5.
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In practice, killing a bad guy with a baseball bat means mashing the attack button until he's dead.
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Combat in every previous game relied on simple, easy to execute timed attacks, which turned into button mashing.
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Roots, vegetables, and cacti can all contain water, and mashing them with a rock will release some liquid.
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Kathryn Scott Osler/Getty Images The Juneteenth portmanteau — mashing up "June" and "nineteenth" — appears to be uniquely Texan.
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And the A button is always there, unmissable with a frantic mashing of the middle of your thumb.
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He went on to cultivate the notion of mashing maths with fun by founding maths village soon afterwards.
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Fruits, vegetables, cacti, and roots all contain water and mashing them with a rock will release some liquid.
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Fruits, vegetables, cacti, and roots all contain water and mashing them with a rock will release some liquid.
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A London bakery is facing a massive fine for—among other things—its unconventional method of mashing potatoes.
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" Even mashing up the name with explicit lyrics is good for business, she added, because "it's free advertising.
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The movie's fight scenes are like highlight reels in themselves, mashing together visual artistry with bone-crunching savagery.
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Rock Band studio Harmonix is back with another music game — only this time, it's about mashing songs together.
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But in a day filled with incongruous celebrity endorsements, mashing the two together felt like an inspired coup.
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Return potatoes back to the pan, adding the walnut mixture and butter, mixing and mashing well to combine.
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Clickers can be sort of passive, more about immersing in the underlying dynamics of a system than mashing buttons.
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For starters, the combat is a button-mashing mess, which feels more like a test of patience than skill.
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There are some light puzzles to solve, and action sequences in the form of button-mashing quick-time events.
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This is a minor issue, perhaps, but one that can have you hesitating when mindlessly mashing your remote control.
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When he's with her, they're playing hide and seek, mashing Play-Doh, and singing songs from Moana and Frozen.
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The keyboard revolves around gaming and button mashing, and it's also good for its side hustle: typing long documents.
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I got an exam tomorrow and I spent my afternoon mashing up songs with the Stranger Things theme pic.twitter.
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The Mets look to continue their mashing in Philadelphia on Wednesday when the teams conclude their three-game series.
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"I don't want to kiss you," Cheryl said, after pulling out of the three seconds of tongue mashing. Fair.
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It's an icy hill, and the prospect of a downward skid, foot mashing the brake pedal, is very real.
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They also found traces of oxalate, a byproduct of beer brewing that develops during the steeping, mashing, and fermentation process.
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Obviously, mashing your teeth over and over each night can slowly wear down the integrity of your teeth, she says.
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Collage was the process of choice at this year's open studios, mashing up decades, styles, processes, and technologies across works.
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So I have permission to loot and run, just mashing the X button to try and drive-by pickup items.
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Snapchat was always about taking photos and videos, mashing them up with text or doodles, and sending them out quickly.
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Unfortunately, just to confuse everyone, the script for the Rose Red project is mashing up the two Snow White tales.
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At first it was mashing up the styles, now there is a real interest in the purity of a style.
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Samotin noted that "mashing up data from tons of different sources with integrity" can be a complex and difficult problem.
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You had parody accounts and Markov bots and strange little scripts people would build, all mashing up against each other.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Artist Brandon Bird has been mashing up pop cultural references for years.
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It's useful not for spearing but for mixing, mashing and stirring, and for making pastry, scrambled eggs or even guacamole.
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That gameplay is nowhere as tight as a proper 3D Zelda: it forgives a much more brawling, button-mashing style.
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She couldn't throw a rock as far as the water or pick a flower without mashing it in her fist.
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Laming even revelled in "mashing" the people on the page in his "spare time," although the Facebook post is now deleted.
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They're the auto industry's Wizard of Oz types, pulling at levers and mashing buttons behind the curtain (just without the chicanery).
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A group of Twitter users are mashing up iconic reality TV series Jersey Shore with classic movies and it's pretty good.
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The avocado is slightly on the unripe side and mashing it up is a bit of a challenge but I'm game.
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That's when my poor phone surrenders and I suddenly get a cacophony of button-mashing bleeps and blorps interrupting the conversation.
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The wrestlers also moved a bit slower; this was far removed from the button mashing, frenetic, "pick up and play" style.
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I'll be roasting my turkey and mashing potatoes on Instagram; you can also find NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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With innovations like this, there's endless possibility for creating interfaces beyond the typical button-mashing or touch screen interfaces commonplace today.
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Mashing limp romance and artless satire into a ludicrously contrived plot, "The Clapper" lurches from one mirthlessly eccentric scene to another.
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Even in later stages of the game, you can't just charge in and destroy hordes of enemies by mindlessly mashing buttons.
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But the actual process of mashing the potatoes seemed intimidating to me, as I knew it involved multiple, time-consuming steps.
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If you're a healthy-nosed adult, though, they hold limited promise, since they're really just mashing down or expanding soft tissues.
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Soon, his feet were literally leaking, and the retained water cracked his skin from the shins down, mashing him with pain.
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Lightweight climbing bikes sail over the Galibier, but they have inferior aerodynamics and can flex too much when you're mashing the pedals.
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While the grains are mashing, fill up 5.55 quarts of water in a pot and heat it to 211°F (99.5°C ).
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She confirmed that they were, by mashing the creatures into a paste and applying it to a plastic film, which slowly degraded.
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Yes, it turns us into indiscriminate Like-mashing zombies, but at least you'll never be called to account for social media ghosting.
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For instance, taking the National Anthem performed by Fergie and mashing it up with videos from YouTube and Whitney Houston's National Anthem.
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It was energy drink-fueled mayhem, mashing up Grand Theft Auto and Tony Hawk for one of the Xbox One's hidden gems.
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If it takes a bit of mashing to get the dough to come together, mash away–there's no need to be gentle.
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That's because zookeepers have been mashing up glitter into the bears' diet of ground-up horsemeat, according to a recent CBC report.
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What better way to consume fresh ingredients than out of a convenient, perfect for mixing, mashing, and eating on-the-move vehicle?
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By mixing and mashing these traits as if they were colors, Cozmo can replicate a surprisingly complex range of human-like emotions.
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It seems like a logical combination that Scholastic would release a set of coloring books mashing up this year's phenomenon with yesteryear's.
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Mashed cauliflower is bland, but replace half your cauliflower with grilled cauliflower before mashing, and suddenly the dish has a smoky depth.
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The Colonel stands to attention beside the two as the scene unfolds; penis noncompliant, he's mashing away at it with teeth gritted.
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For their part, television reboots feel less like storytelling opportunities than they do remixes, dutifully mashing up vintage properties with topical scenarios.
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He provides avocados at several levels of ripeness, from firm (a foil for crabmeat in a California roll) to creamy (for mashing).
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It just means mashing the materials up into a slurry similar to that from which they were produced in the first place.
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ForeverSpin™ has attempted to answer all of these questions and more, to various degrees of incoherence and syntactically deranged word-mashing.
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When drivers aren&apost mashing the throttle, the C_Two will go 400 miles on a charge, per the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC) .
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This leads to occasions where you find yourself mashing buttons and screaming at your TV while the stubborn animal does what it will.
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The lower Friendly setting is great; still fairly challenging, especially later on, but smart button-mashing will get you through most of it.
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Even with Curry active for only four of the Warriors' 10 playoff games, these small-ball units have continued mashing through their opponents.
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But these two Irish guys have done an impressive job of mashing up all our favourite Adele tracks without bursting our ear drums.
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The best recipes are the ones that are hands on — not just chopping and slicing and frying, but also folding, mashing, and molding.
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Once the meat is broken up and no longer pink, add anchovies, mashing them with a fork so they dissolve in the pan.
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Despite mashing his fingers against his phone enough times to compose 36,000 tweets, President Donald Trump continues to be really bad at Twitter.
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In fact, entrepreneurial Star Wars die-hards are already making merch mashing up the iconic Starbucks siren logo with some Scarif-inspired additions.
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" The second aspect to the project is "the Southern California car culture aspect, and it's sort of this mashing of these two aspects.
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In an alley near the market, mashing a piece of gum to an already covered wall has become a tourist rite of passage.
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They sit at retro-style gaming cabinets or television screens, mashing buttons and flicking their wrists in bursts of 99 seconds or less.
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The pond was close enough to the highway that trucks mashing down Route 21979 would roll down their windows to yell his name.
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"I sure wish there was a vegan alternative to the poison that's in my windshield washer fluid," he said before mashing the button.
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They were quickly joined by art history grad Mayanne Soret, and commenced excitedly mashing up tabloid fodder with art on a daily basis.
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Jeremy Green has filled three Hillary Clinton related domains with stories mashing up her search for a running mate with the Harry Potter universe.
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For every classic Hollywood romcom or drama, there's a Bollywood movie in India mashing up multiple genres and telling another story of legendary love.
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The only thing that could possibly be better than watching a pitcher mow down batter after batter would be a pitcher mashing taters. Oh!
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The keyboard, while poorly positioned for typing, is much more comfortable when it comes to mashing the WASD keys while running around in Overwatch.
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When it's done just right, it feels so natural that you can't even detect where the plot component ends and the button-mashing begins.
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That means they want the nitty-gritty details of what mashing their lives together might mean — before they make an emotional or legal commitment.
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There are probably several thousand saying "Congrats Queen," and thousands more consisting of little more than a spattering of emojis and random keyboard mashing.
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Here's Mike Tyson absolutely MASHING tennis balls during a lesson with his 7-year-old daughter -- who, by the way, is a frickin' PRODIGY!!!
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The game has a Castle in the Sky-meets-Tintin vibe, mashing together advanced robots, ruined floating cities, and World War I-era planes.
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Come for The Mandalorian, stay for what is bound to be a very uncomfortable scene of real dogs eating human food and mashing mouths.
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A path leads visitors through the brewing process, from the mashing of earthy-smelling grains to the pouring of the golden liquid into bottles.
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This mashing of the conventional skyscraper and a typical courtyard building generated this rather unique shape that's standing out in the skyline rather nicely.
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Paying attention online without getting anything in return — which might just be another person mashing that like button — is giving away a resource for free.
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Here, fans exploit all sorts of mechanics to make Link move faster — one common method involves whistling while mashing the sprint button to run infinitely.
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The closer perspective also forces players to keep track of the battlefield more instead of just aimlessly mashing buttons and hoping that things work out.
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The learning curve is certainly a bit less steep than Smash… though, at the level we were playing at, we were mostly just mashing buttons.
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For a color that's at least two shades off from the traditional Thanksgiving beige, try mashing carrots and sweet potatoes with your good ol' Russets.
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While the Cardinals have been mashing everything in sight, Cincinnati put on a slugfest of its own with a franchise record-tying nine doubles Saturday.
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For me, someone who straddles playing somewhere in-between mashing buttons and occasionally remembering a more advanced move would probably be useful, that's less true.
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Once you've laid out your ingredients, you fan campfire flames and stir the pot via motion control of frantic button mashing to perfect your dinner.
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Those who haven't booked their trips yet should find a pencil now, as mashing up all these factors helps to determine when to go where.
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" I Love Dick ," on Amazon, is a feminist cringe-comedy and, like its horny antiheroine, it's a train wreck, freely mashing together theory and practice.
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Slurring words, mashing up syllables into phonetic salad, he moans and gargles his way over a confluence of folk guitar, jangle guitar, and generic indie noises.
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Yes, you read that correctly: Aldovia, a fictional European country, made up by mashing together the names of the entirely real countries, Albania and Moldova. Creative!
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With Tribe, instead of mashing out long text messages, you simply hold down on the screen, record a video message and it's instantly sent to friends.
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"We found a way to make accessing data extremely simple, mashing it together in a logical way and embedding it in every logical place," he explained.
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When he saw the opponent slow down he would pull one of our wingers out of formation, and start mashing hard on the "speed burst" button.
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Because the game includes a wide variety of weapons, he could stick with a preference for slow, timing-based attacks that don't rely on mashing buttons.
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Mike Phirman, a comedian and video editor, decided to take a "make a dumb video break" by mashing up two scenes from Ghostbusters and Star Wars.
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The brash and battered fraction of the American soul that likes Monster Trucks and Wrestlemania has a spiritual cousin in the hard-swinging, tater-mashing Orioles.
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Return the pot to medium heat and cook, stirring and mashing the paste, until a white film begins to form around the bottom of the pot.
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Her story is told, in Stein's inimitably gnomic text, as a series of quasi-perplexing episodes mashing made-up characters with fanciful versions of historical figures.
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Not long after the advent of the Cronut, the pastry shop experimented with its own hybrid, mashing up the classic Italian rainbow cookie with a doughnut.
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"Dick Butkus is a special kind of brute whose particular talent is mashing runners into curious shapes," Sports Illustrated wrote during Butkus' senior season at Illinois.
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He spent years learning the intricacies of whisky warehousing, then switched over to the process department to learn about malting and mashing full-time in 2008.
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Steve Pearce (Util)–Orioles Pearce is a lefty-mashing veteran who has played all over the diamond during his career—everywhere but centre field, shortstop, and catcher.
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Like the original, Superhot VR has a metafictional frame story set in a retro-futuristic '80s, mashing up advanced virtual reality tech with floppy discs and CRTs.
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But it's there at least, and you can still waste time mashing buttons while you wait for texts from your friends on a battery that lasts forever.
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The general consensus seems to be that battles can be won by effectively mashing your screen as fast as possible and disregarding the dodging of incoming attacks.
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For Kaufman, as for George Clooney and his latest film, " Suburbicon ," which he directs but does not act in, what counts is the quality of the mashing.
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For a few minutes, we enjoyed a combination of him mashing on the keys of the programmer haphazardly and me guiding him in more controlled, directed coding.
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As the 27-year-old approached the net, Ball left his crease and swung his heavy-ass goalie stick at Cox, mashing him directly in the face.
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After the toughest debate yet, where he was routinely battered by Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, Trump seems to just be mashing the keys with his shrimp fingers.
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The game is a button-mashing game—you move forward through a landscape by smacking zero and one as randomly as possible in an effort to be unpredictable.
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All Mancini did in the heat of the playoff pressure was go Moon River off Red Sox starter Eduardo Rodriguez, mashing a line drive tater to left center.
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This is only the latest step in the move from writing letters on paper to mashing keys on a typewriter to tapping out digital missives on flat touchscreens.
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While mashing around a lump of clay to little effect, Shayk also somehow manages to get a whole lot of silt smeared across her face, breasts, and thighs.
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When I'm done mashing chickpeas, I get into bed with my laptop and a fashion magazine because that seems the most Instagram place to consume my questionable breakfast.
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It's another sign that Seth Grahame-Smith, the author of the book that inspired the movie, has had trouble translating his genre-mashing style to the big screen.
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I even threw the avocados in there, and and got them to a slightly more textured puree than I would have achieved by just mashing with a fork.
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When she's not dabbling in diamonds, she's creating portraits of pop-culture icons and musicians, mashing up religious imagery with emoji, and adding rhinestones to just about everything.
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They build scenes with pathos and humor with the same respect and the proper dues, instead of mashing it all together in a kind of incongruous space-paste.
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One TripAdvisor reviewer called it "cute," while others complained "I COULD HAVE HAD THAT AT HOME for free," or said that they "didn't appreciate" mashing their own avo.
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Kim is responsible for both mashing up Andy Warhol's Campbell's soup cans with Miyazaki characters, and a series in which he breaks down entire films by color palette.
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It sounds good on paper, but what it amounts to in practice is repeatedly pressing X and then mashing whatever button the game tells you to, on cue.
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Each step of the process is done by hand: slicing banana leaves, cooking the meat, mashing the filling, wrapping up the mixture and packaging them by the dozen.
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Provided you like that sort of thing — that sort of thing being post-apocalyptic and necessarily grim sci-fi mayhem adapted from a popular, genre-mashing video game.
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He was your ornery father on hold with customer service, mashing the keypad looking for a Real Human, emptying-the-clip-but-he's-sort-of-got-a-point.
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The event, the gaming wing of the Alamo Drafthouse's indie film festival Fantastic Fest, does a fabulous job mashing together oddball independent creator sensibilities and old-school arcade gaming.
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It was the first full quarter since the Yahoo acquisition closed and the first time Verizon disclosed revenue from Oath, the subsidiary formed by mashing AOL and Yahoo together.
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At the same time, power users — tech superfans — are hacking, modding, and just plain figuring out the tech we already have, sometimes mashing things together to create something new.
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The experimental test subjects were video game players, and all they needed to do was play a button-mashing game in an effort to be as random as possible.
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The offense isn't as sexy as the starting rotation, but they do alright: bargain-bin free agent Mike Napoli is mashing and exuding his delightful Floridian take on lumbersexuality.
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There's roasting the turkey, mashing the potatoes, chopping the veggies, baking the pies—all on top of juggling visiting family and friends with, you know, enjoying the day yourself.
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I can already hear the mashing of keyboards as people rattle off their prepared responses: Girls don't play Dead or Alive, so the developers would be wasting their time.
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I mean, if it really is just a case of mashing up grapes and sticking them in a barrel, maybe I could give the whole winemaking thing a go?
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The target&aposs minivan was reportedly struck by a munition that didn&apost explode but rather killed the vehicle&aposs passengers by mashing and mincing everything in its path.
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Let's investigate... THEN: Back in 2000, DJ Vimto, good old DJ Vimto, had the genius idea of mashing Coco's a-cappella vocals with the kinda-successful Fragma track "Toca Me".
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On the other hand, it's left casual players who want to move past button mashing in a tough spot: How the hell do you start getting better at these games?
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It is a bit of a stretch, but there is very little free time to be eating or doing anything else since there is almost constant text mashing to do.
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In the next month—mostly on November 30—about 100,000 people around the world would play the simplistic keyboard-mashing game in response to a publicity campaign run by physicists.
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Amazingly the next year, Austrian band Edelweiss proved the formula was no fluke when they sold 215 million copies of "Bring Me Edelweiss," mashing up Abba's "SOS" with some yodelling.
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Versus somebody who's at their pool, and somebody's mashing at their back with toilet paper, and this other girl's drinking right next to them ... I just can't stand that stuff.
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Star Wars fan films have been a phenomenon for decades, with Troops — a parody mashing up Star Wars and the Fox reality series Cops — getting attention way back in 1997.
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While there was still significant difference between a player mashing buttons and once executing a proper rotation [the optimal order of ability usage], it was no longer nearly as stark.
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The remote feature, which lets you take a group shot from farther away, basically functions like the self-timer on a camera, mashing up old-school and new-school trends.
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After I wrote the 2000 listicle, the 2107 edition pretty much wrote itself, as friends and coworkers messaged me throughout the year whenever someone mashing up an artwork made news.
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Mashing clay into crude shapes is a common childhood activity, but a German-born painter has turned it into an endless source of content for an ongoing series of work.
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Facebook has acquired Masquerade, a photo and video filter app that lets users distort their selfies by mashing them together with celebrity faces or letting them swap faces with friends.
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These "chief experience officers" and "customer officers" will be tasked with re-enchanting our interactions with the real world, or in some cases mashing up real and virtual world experiences.
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I spent half an hour on my couch, hunched over and staring at a tiny screen while mashing buttons to blast aliens in Destiny 2 before my back started hurting.
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One woman sat on her bench determinedly mashing a freshly biopsied fragment of a human brain into individual cells so that she could grow them in a tissue-culture flask.
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Mashing all of the Defenders into one episode, but not having them interact with each other, is jarring, especially since the show is apparently clinging to the original shows' color schemes.
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If the Transition could be considered the product of literally mashing together a car and a plane, the TF-X more closely resembles the pop culture vision of a flying car.
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And when you talk about mashing up two screenplays as incongruent as these, it's worth asking what kind of movie Clooney wanted to make—and what, exactly, he ended up with.
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More confusing is The Crown mashing the publication of the Mustique photos together with the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977 when the scandal had already broken a year before the Jubilee.
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It is not possible to do all those things at once, and mashing them up with Ryan-Brady tax principles that are themselves incredibly ambitious does not make it any easier.
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"I think cracking things, making things that are bombastic and exciting and also new, and mashing things together, and explosiveness and shouting more, I think that was the zone," Vernon said.
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Still, some longtime industry observers wonder if Carta isn't mashing together a lot of disparate, moderately lucrative businesses and positioning it as the next-big platform company, and the view resonates.
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And yet, his ability to "handle pitchers" on defense, along with a penchant for mashing lefties at the plate, has made him a valuable player on many a 93-man squad.
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His light-speed button mashing has become his defining trait not only as a producer, but also a performer—a perhaps unique distinction in the press-play world of festival DJs.
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I don't think I saw a sharp edge throughout my adventures; that cartoon aesthetic, combined with the top-down camera, made me feel like a kid mashing together dolls from different sets.
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By the time Gladwell is finished mashing together bug-eyed theorizing with abstract social psychology, the reader isn't left with any real insight into or new understanding of the Penn State case.
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Let's just not get too carried away with imagining that this 2002 work represents actual social critique, so much as a bit of cultural button-mashing that has come back to bite.
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His 2013 album Virgins built upon that breakthrough, with Hecker mashing an Icelandic woodwind ensemble and the keyboard virtuosity of Kara-Lis Coverdale into the mix like meat into a sausage grinder.
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But, there's no iconography on the Blipblox itself to hint at what the buttons do, so it's hard to say how much kids will really learn as opposed to just mashing buttons.
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Instead, the film's writers seem to have found their inspiration by mashing up the plots of the two earlier Angelina Jolie Tomb Raider films into a mess that undermines all the characters.
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Sipp's deal includes a mutual option for 2020 and gives the Nationals a third left-hander in the bullpen to counter a division loaded with mashing lefties — Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper included.
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The accomplishment of mashing together the two smartphone rivals was achieved by Tendigi CTO Nick Lee, who created a custom app and case to run Android Marshmallow on an iPhone 6 Plus.
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The jarring image of a defensive end roaming right field and mashing taters into the 4 train has a lot to do with it, but don't discount the restorative power of hope.
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What I most enjoyed was that, whereas most platformers ask you to tackle an existing environment, in Semblance you are a sculptor, mashing and squashing your tiny character to mold its terrain.
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Pizza Hut, a fast-food company known for sticking unnecessary things on pizza, specifically crusts, has brought the world of food mashing to yet another level — by putting tater tots on crusts.
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The study was based on analysis of a "beer-making tool kit" that includes a funnel, shards of pots and amphorae, and a pottery stove that would have been used for mashing.
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Before I got to eat them, I had a job to do, mashing sesame seeds with a birch pestle and stirring them together into a soy dipping sauce with scallions and ginger.
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"We found a way to make accessing data extremely simple, mashing it together in a logical way and embedding it in every logical place," explained CEO Amir Orad to us in 2018.
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While you can beat a lot of the game by mashing buttons, reworking combos for different fights pays off, and it's so satisfying that I wish more games would iterate on it.
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The voice of Twitter and the internet, which demands that everyone politicize their identity, mashing up high and low references while matching the silliness of pop culture in tone, would've horrified Sontag.
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A pottery stove found in each pit may have been used to keep the ingredients at the optimal temperature for mashing, a technique similar to what you would see in beer-making today.
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Yes, the North American fixation with potatoes typically involves drowning them in boiling hot oil, or mashing them up with cream, butter, and garlic—but just because we choose to make them unhealthy.
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But instead of mashing buttons on a plastic guitar or navigating with a controller, Beat Saber has you smash them out of the air with two glowing blades that look suspiciously like lightsabers.
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In an unusual 2011 tournament, IBM's Watson supercomputer was able to vanquish Mr Jennings and Brad Rutter, a fellow champion, largely because the machine didn't struggle with the vagaries of human buzzer-mashing.
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For those of us non-cooks out there — who will be skipping out on the turkey-basting and potato-mashing — we can forget the food, because our role is often to bring booze.
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SK Kim, venture capitalist and manager at Hyundai Ventures, and Liz Kerton, executive director of the Autotech Council, laid out the challenges of mashing together a century-old industry with nimble new companies.
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I can see you now, minding your own business in the kitchen, mashing kale into polenta—or whatever it is people will eat in the future—the radio burbling away on the windowsill.
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For Chen, he and his groomsmen completed tasks such as mashing their face into clingwrap and peeling off duct tape submerged in buckets of ice — all for the bride's (and her friends') amusement.
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Every vaguely political article on Fightland features a string of humorless, knuckle-dragger-with-fat-fingers-mashing-the-keyboard comments underneath, so I'll spare you the trouble: I am a biased liberal pantywaist.
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To sum that up, if I see you on the ground, you have to choose between getting hit by an unblockable and mashing on your least safe attack, an easily bait-able option.
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So the scenario is always primed to escalate into a massive, button-mashing melee featuring waves of redshirt guards, multiple miniboss characters, and increasing bounty amounts that draw in more bounty-hunting mercenaries.
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A lengthy video was played mashing up irate commentary from the likes of Beck, Bill O'Reilly, and Keith Olbermann, who solemnly pledged to be less of a jerk after being roasted by Stewart.
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" In one of the evening's other most-talked about performances, Cam and pop girl group Fifth Harmony joined forces, mashing up Cam's "Mayday" and the X Factor group's popular summer jam "Work From Home.
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That mashing together of unique talent with Disney's storytelling, IP, incredibly horizontal org and deep executive talent pool as advisers makes its accelerator one of the more unique programs operating in the startup space.
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Aoki begins purposefully mashing on buttons, and the ballad begins to warp and phase in a seasick manner familiar to those who spend a lot of spelunking in the bowels of YouTube's EDM remixes.
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It has a 1ms response time, so there's no input lag, and it has n-key rollover, which ensures that each key press is registered independently, no matter how frenetic my button mashing becomes.
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Mashing genres that were once kept sacredly separate has been one of the defining feature of heavy music in the 2010s, and Joy's mutant output of hardcore and metal is certainly a prime example.
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This proposal answers that question pretty definitively — by mashing up Trump's vague rhetoric with his staff's conventional hard-right politics, they've landed on a formula with no bipartisan appeal and no actual path forward.
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The combat, which mostly consists of mashing the same button and occasionally dodging, is painfully and boringly simple, a problem exasperated by the game's tendency to overly rely on gauntlet encounters towards the end.
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By mashing up his personal style and varying tastes Young pulls from across the musical spectrum weaving together wonky and mismatched genres which ultimately combine to create songs that are both layered and relatable.
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Lego and Nintendo are mashing together their expertises in brick-building and games to create a unique Lego set featuring some of the most iconic characters, creatures, and features from the Super Mario universe.
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And by the grace of a pitying higher power, within 24 hours, I was back on Planet Functional, setting the table and mashing taters with all the fervor and determination of a whirling dervish.
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Photo by Jon Shaft, courtesy of Tunde Olaniran Last year, around the time that Tunde Olaniran released his excellent, explosive, genre-mashing album Transgressor, I gave the singer a call to talk about it.
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Slightly relieved that I won't have to spend the best part of a day mashing meat, we turn to the lamb, which has been soaked in boiling in water for a number of hours already.
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The original Rage was released to somewhat of a muted reaction, making its sequel a bit of a surprise, and it was best known for mashing together elements of FPS games with lots of driving.
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The February proposal answered that question pretty definitively — by mashing up Trump's vague rhetoric with his staff's conventional hard-right politics, they landed on a formula with no bipartisan appeal and no actual path forward.
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One of these prototypes even allows gamers to use voice commands during battles, which is a long ways off from the current method of silently mashing your phone's screen while you lurk at a PokéGym.
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Despite his status as the Yankees' undeniable main attraction, #ElGary has been almost an afterthought this spring training, just casually mashing taters and throwing out baserunners with 100 MPH missiles like it's no big deal.
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As befits a mod that's about mashing together two of gaming's most popular shooter series, it takes footage of "Call of Doom" in action and overlays it with sound and music from Call of Duty.
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Well, as it turns out, it's a tidal wave of dynamic and accelerating industry changes that will rewrite politics, social mores, the future of work, and more — and it's all mashing together in unexpected ways.
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The genome of each cat consists of a 256-bit number and breeding basically involves mashing these numbers together to produce a new 256-bit number that represents a new cat with unique physical characteristics.
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That movie, incorporating Mr. Makavejev's signature mashing together of documentary footage and fictional elements, invoked the ideas of the psychologist Wilhelm Reich (the "WR" of the title) to examine fascism, capitalism, sexual liberation and more.
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Last month an inaccurate account Mr Biden gave of a conversation with a war hero—in which he conflated exchanges with two different medal-winners, mashing up their heroism—made the Washington Post's front page.
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Photo: APPresident Donald Trump, who has spent most of this weekend using Twitter to bully beleaguered Puerto Rican authorities in the middle of the post-Hurricane Maria humanitarian crisis, cannot stop mashing that shitty tweet button.
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When plaintiffs band together to sue a company, he wrote in a 2011 Supreme Court decision, the result is often "trial by formula"—a mashing together of countless disparate claims that are impossible to adjudicate fairly.
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Mashing up JAY-Z was all the rage in those days (the project was inspired by Danger Mouse's JAY-Z/Beatles combo, The Grey Album), but Bennington's vocals provided a particularly resonant backdrop for the rapper.
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Game of Thrones isn't one for fan service — unless it's the service of mashing our hearts to pulp — but Entertainment Weekly's latest cover story suggests we'll finally get to see Daenerys stir shit up in Westeros.
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Maybe the most pertinent versions of Trump's all-caps freakout meme are those trying to get inside the president's head and explain why he was mashing that caps lock at 11:24 PM on a Sunday.
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Watch out, everybody: A new study says that America's roadways are besieged by a plague of distracted, reckless youths with sweaty fingers mashing out texts on their touchscreens when they should be at ten and two.
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The Asian Games are touted as the "biggest multi-sport games after the Olympic Games," so safe to say, the inclusion of button-mashing and screen-staring is a huge step for this burgeoning movement. 18.
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This breezy, knowing comedy has fun with both the details of the poet's biography and the conventions of teen rom-coms, mashing up ye olde trappings with contemporary slang and the occasional bit of stunt casting.
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Frank Bruni On the bright side, at least Jenna Bush Hager didn't say "Hidden Fences in the Moonlight," mashing together all three of the critically acclaimed movies about African-Americans that are in theaters right now.
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Released in summer of 1985, the film neatly set the thematic stage for Season 3, which builds on established vibes mashing up Steven Spielberg, Stephen King and John Carpenter but adding in a dash of Romero's influence.
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Motion Twin was a successful developer before Dead Cells, a studio with a string of hit web games, but the brilliant action game mashing up Castlevania with roguelikes is what injected Motion Twin into the public consciousness.
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Throughout the course of the film, music takes center stage at the club through fictional acts like the power-chord-mashing homeland heroes The Shitz, mysterious pop singer Charlotte, the Turkish acid folk of Kursat 212's.
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Mashing up that tech with the emoji that smartphone users already know and love, Animoji will "sync with facial tracking" to create custom expressions on a few of the icons, including the puppy, cat, robot, and monkey.
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Mashing up classic Nintendo and Star Wars is about as maximum childhood nostalgia as you can get, and a lot of work went into it—Dark Pixel says the video took a year for them to make.
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Of course, most stamps now are peel-and-stick, meaning that yes, the USPS has finally realized the full potential of scratch-and-sniff stickers mashing up with humdrum old stamps (my apologies to all the philatelists).
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The film is an audio visual ode to the 16-bit, technicolor, button mashing fun of yore, and a love letter to Vancouver's Street Fighter scene, which he's been a part of for the past six years.
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What I like about the theme cluing is that the constructors and the editors were able to disguise the country mash-ups by mashing up countries that share at least a bit of proximity to each other.
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But in reality, most people probably have a good guess by eyeballing their plate (or cup), and then mashing a number button on the microwave to turn it on for a minute, two, three or more, as needed.
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The real key to Blockers is the way in which the film takes the time to zoom in on the motivations of each of its distinct characters, rather than mashing them all together in a protective parents vs.
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The schedule isn't as rigorous as a full-scale production brewery right now, but I'm here at the brewery every day, mashing, cleaning kegs ... It's still really early on to know for sure how the balance will be.
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Mashing up two brands can be a great way to make neither seem appealing: Taco Bell and Pizza Hut, Men in Black and 21 Jump Street, the Flintstones and the Schmoo — you get the nausea ... errr, the idea.
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It's our third time trying this sequence, and we haven't quite managed to get the timing right on the quick-time event of mashing the square button at the same time we take out our would-be killer.
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Apparently, it is the notion of collage as well as the invention and industry of the time: mashing up bits and pieces from cultural sources, old and new, into whimsical objects imbued with the optimism of infinite potential.
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Burger King, which has lately been in the news for just randomly mashing up food products that sound alike, will take a traditional Whopper patty and add additional seasoning alongside tomatoes, lettuce, onions, pickles, and a queso sauce.
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This morning, the album appeared on slightly more conventional services like Google Play and Tidal [UPDATE: It's now on Apple Music and Spotify], so you can listen to it in full without repeatedly anger-mashing your refresh button.
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Books of The Times With "Nutshell," Ian McEwan has performed an incongruous magic trick, mashing up the premises of Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and Amy Heckerling's 1989 movie, "Look Who's Talking," to create a smart, funny and utterly captivating novel.
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Having a friend right there fills the gaps in the game's slower moments and makes the action sequences better — frantically mashing buttons feels more purposeful when someone is yelling "HIT SQUARE PUSH GO GO GO" in your ear.
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Wandering down Dinshaw Petit Road, I followed the sound of loud, metallic pounding until I ended up at Vishwas, a specialty spice store where a shopkeeper was in the process of mashing a red substance into fine powder.
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If you think this is dangerous but are still steaming over me minimizing hitting in the previous rule change, take a deep breath and realize this rule is way less dangerous than mashing a guy in the head.
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Outside of strength training, foot massage and mashing the feet and calves with a lacrosse ball is helpful for preventing or reversing damage from high heels, and Dr. Blitz is a big fan of the runner's stretch in particular.
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While Kingdom Hearts III is saddled with an unenviable history that makes it incredibly daunting to jump into, it's also one of the biggest games of the year, mashing up two pop culture behemoths into something strange and fascinating.
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For instance, in certain modes and with certain songs, you'll have the opportunity to launch into a guitar solo, where you can sound pretty much virtuosic even when you're just mashing buttons — so long as get the rhythm right.
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So if you prefer video game battles that are a little more strategic, you need a Final Fantasy game in your collection, and FF III's turn-based battle system won't have you just mashing your controller buttons to victory.
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But you can still listen to your hunger cues and stop when you're full and satisfied on Thanksgiving — even if that means saying "no" to the third and fourth servings of the fluffy potatoes your aunt spent hours mashing.
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It's got all the usual hooks that would normally draw me in — absurdly deep character creation, an elaborate franchise mode, a huge roster of differently skilled fighters — but the actual wrestling plays awkwardly and usually devolves into button-mashing.
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In an exclusive new promo mashing up all three of Shonda Rhimes' steamy Thursday night dramas — Grey's Anatomy, Scandal and The Catch — leading ladies Kerry Washington, Ellen Pompeo and Mireille Enos unite for a fun night … on the couch.
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Well, as it turns out, a lot of things that include tech, politics, social mores, and more that have gained traction over the past few years and that are mashing together in ways that are still sorting themselves out.
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Weiss, a drummer, garnered a flush of attention last year for "Starebaby," his album of slowly seething original music featuring a new band (electric guitar, two keyboards, bass and drums) mashing up doom metal, jazz and minimalist compositional techniques.
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He treated Luis Scola, the nominal Nets center tasked with guarding Cousins from time to time, with something colder than indifference, powering through him as if he weren't even there and mashing dunks on his poor not-there noggin.
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We would like to imagine Big Sam, desperately trying to find the manual to his Mac, mashing his keyboard with the palm of his hand in frustration as he attempted to rename the WiFi after his own good self.
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Because the way I'm playing Injustice 2 right now, as a bonkers comic-book story mashing all manner of DC icons together, yet still somehow emerging as a hundred-times more coherent than Batman v Superman, works for me.
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We wanted to really bring combat to the forefront and we started to explore ways we could do that and landed on a melee, a combat system with projectiles that uses precision instead of just mashing the X button.
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In the third episode of the Hulu comedy "PEN15," the seventh grader Maya is playing with two My Little Pony dolls, mashing their pink plastic faces together in a fantasy make-out session, when her face flushes pink, too.
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But by mashing the two together in one tale — and removing most of their films' humor and irony — we're left with a movie that can't quite get a handle on its protagonist the way Scorsese's two films managed to do.
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The MUA games are button-mashers to their very core, but there's definitely more mashing and less thoughtful preparation in the early hours of this new one, thanks to limited tutorials and a downright laughable number of different crafting currencies.
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It rolls around the decimated plains of Europe, scooping up mining towns, assimilating their populations into its own, harvesting useful artifacts, and then mashing the smaller cities between its giant internal gears to transform them into fuel for its giant furnaces.
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Guns lack a palpable sense of weight and recoil, and button-mashing melee action is largely locked into a few great-the-first-time animations—hammer triangle to break a hold, square to swing a haymaker into a goon's teeth.
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There are about three-hundred versions on the App Store alone, which is pretty cool to see, but it's far less fun playing it on a touch-screen smart phone and not mashing the chunky buttons of a shitty phone.
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I name-checked Cabin in the Woods earlier, and there's a reason: it was another film that many people saw without any preconceived notions, and was well aware of how it was playing with the genres it was mashing up.
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If you trust virtually every interview he gave, his genre-mashing wasn't intended as a confrontational gesture—he was sincere in his love for the bands that kept him company when he was alone in his bedroom in suburban Long Island.
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The company has dominated the baby-food industry almost from the day, in 1927, when Dorothy Gerber, tired of mashing peas in her kitchen, asked her husband if he couldn't do a better job of it at his canning factory.
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That was enough to motor down the road at a comfortable casual pace, and the 228 lb-ft of torque from the 150 kW, 201-hp motor was enough to spin up some dirt when mashing the pedal from a stop.
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"Ian McEwan has performed an incongruous magic trick, mashing up the premises of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' and Amy Heckerling's 1989 movie, 'Look Who's Talking,' to create a smart, funny and utterly captivating novel," Michiko Kakutani wrote in The New York Times.
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An employee at EA with no real interest in competitive sports, or video games based on them, he began playing around with Flash ideas in a solo capacity, before taking the genre-mashing prototype for what'd become Henry Hatsworth to Tiburon.
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After spending a good deal of time rehearsing music from Mr. Riley's 1960s Minimalist period — specifically works that require interpreters to superimpose different riffs atop one another — Ms. Cahill realized that she had actually been mashing up two distinct pieces.
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UNCLE ROMEO VANYA JULIET Bedlam, a company already known for pushing the envelope with pared-down productions featuring actors playing multiple roles, will push even further this season, mashing up Shakespeare's tragedy of young love and Chekhov's classic about unrequited ardor.
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The two chefs teamed up again for ABC Cocina, which opened a new front on the culture wars by mashing peas into guacamole, before Mr. Kluger left Mr. Vongerichten's synchronized-swimming team to splash around in a pool of his own.
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And it seems so ridiculous, and we make jokes, but then we look at our Amazon Kindles, and our Amazon Fire tablets, and our Amazon Echoes, and we realize: We've essentially been mashing different versions of the Dash button for years.
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Council to make some sweet potatoes for dinner, so she improvised a dish by mashing boiled sweet potatoes with butter, Karo syrup and orange juice and spooning the mixture into the hollowed out rinds of oranges she had cut in half.
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She has a portraitist's skill with tiny subtleties of expression and lighting and a New Objectivist's eye for the raw grotesquerie of bodies and their surroundings, and her illustrative technique extends from impossibly delicate hairbreadth shading to passionate marker-mashing scribbles.
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Whether she's talking about who should split the check on a date or doing a better job than Bernie Sanders of explaining Bernie's bank breakup plan, she is really good at understanding what other people are saying and mashing various ideas up together.
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Of course it's not hard to envisage Blinq mashing up its forthcoming AI attractiveness smarts with its existing location-based features so it could, in future, point users to the locations containing the most aesthetic singles — as judged by its robotic averages.
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If all you're doing is mashing up an avocado and spreading it over a mediocre slice of bread, you'll definitely be left wanting a better version — but that doesn't mean you have to spend upwards of $10 for a seriously delicious breakfast.
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A smart, slick caper film, QT's rat-a-tat dialogue and style birthed numerous imitators and ushered in the latest generation of filmmaker who, like their musical contemporaries, were deft at mashing up references and tropes to construct something new and fresh.
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Anyone who played the SNES growing up probably has the experience etched into their brains: sitting side-by-side with your Mario Kart opponents or Donkey Kong comrades, basking in the hypnotic glow of a CRT screen, fingers furiously mashing controller buttons.
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Now, it seems horticulturalists have taken the art of mashing-together-two-seemingly-unrelated-foodstuffs to even greater heights as it was announced this week that a newly developed "Egg and Chips" plant would go on sale in Britain for the first time.
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During his time in games he remembers creating complex animated cutscenes, knowing that people would be eager to skip them — in play tests he would see people mashing the X button to get to the gameplay — but what Insomniac created was different.
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Originally founded in 1995, Avalanche was acquired by Disney a decade later, and made a name for itself with the ambitious Disney Infinity, which combined real-world toys with a family-friendly video game, all while mashing together various fictional Disney worlds.
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Surprisingly, the combat — not exactly Skyrim's strongest aspect — feels much more visceral and engaging in VR. There's still a lot of mashing the attack button and spamming magical spells, but when the enemies feel so close, the intensity ramps up quite a bit.
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They've got a lot of the same ideas as sex, like twiddling and flicking and frantic mashing and quick-time events where you have to aim for a tiny spot with split-second-perfect timing or you get shot in the head.
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It's heavy work: the head brewer and his team haul up the sacks of the toast and barley and pour them into the huge two metre-high containers, washing them and mashing them in with hot water to kick start the fermenting process.
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IMAGINARY FRIENDBy Stephen Chbosky Twenty years after his smash hit novel, "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," Stephen Chbosky returns with a 700-page doorstop, "Imaginary Friend" — an ambitious tale narrated through multiple perspectives, mashing together horror, fairy tales and the (rewritten) Bible.
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The show they created, as Mr. Whittle put it, "is bananas," a neo-noir head trip mashing up mythology, science fiction and stylized gore — think slow-motion splashes of blood set to brooding cellos — as it reveals the specifics of Mr. Wednesday's quest.
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Three works by Howard Kottler — the only non-living participant in the show — have a likewise playful feel, mashing up decals of the Mona Lisa on porcelain, luster-rimmed plates, with progressively convoluted titles that comment on the relationship between muse and artist.
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Although it remains to be seen whether the consumers of the future will be won over to a world where they are expected to make eye contact with their gadgetry in order to control it, rather than comfort-mashing keys on a physical remote control.
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Clive Campbell, a slightly older Jamaican from Sedgwick Avenue in the West Bronx who called himself DJ Kool Herc, drew crowds by mashing together instrumental breaks on records, spurring dancers to perform the acrobatic moves that came to be called break dancing or b-boying.
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The first live-action "Star Wars" series continues to impress through three episodes, employing a savvy blend of different genres, niftily mashing up the qualities of an old TV western with sci-fi special effects and the action-filled pacing of an animated show.
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" Minutes later, he was mashing the RT button again, this time on a response tweet to a story about Joe Arpaio, Arizona's disgraced anti-immigrant sheriff, who Trump is reportedly considering pardoning—the catch is that the Twitter user was calling Arpaio a "fascist.
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Similarly, in order to accommodate modern games, the single shoulder button you'd find on either side of an original SNES' controller have been split in two on the SN30 Pro, which I found affected the button-mashing techniques I relied on for games like Mortal Kombat.
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Then we see her on the screen, surrounded by a throng of shirtless men trying to rip her shirt off — apparently part of the tradition of the festival, as seen during the peak of the tomato mashing madness, but the assault and the woman's desperation are palpable.
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They might be funner too: Electric motors are actually ideal for big rigs, because they produce gobs of torque instantly, meaning a trucker would find an electric 20100-wheeler zippy and smooth—no mashing through 10 or more gears to get up to speed like in a conventional truck.
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A battle that would play out through a series of advanced combos and button mashing on a controller can now be completed with taps or a touches; the focus is less on how the player goes on the offensive and more about how to be strategic and defensive.
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Then, in eerily smooth slow motion, she began to contort her limbs, mashing the side of her face into the floor, arching her back and twisting her torso until she rotated and raised herself to standing — in four-inch heels — without propping herself on her hands or arms.
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Larraín, like Jarmusch, hardly delves deep into the creative process, but, where "Paterson" is tranquil to the point of inertia, "Neruda," with its jumpy shifts of scene, its doses of casual surrealism, and its mashing of high politics against low farce, struck me as more of a poem.
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Parents could theoretically do something similar at home (if they manage to figure out the right portions of each to crush), but it'd take a time investment, and, as Yu alluded to, many busy parents would struggle to fit the mashing of various foods into their daily or weekly schedules.
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" With the score at one to one, Corden and Mendes decided to put aside their differences and unite the music of the '90s and the music of today into a single sound, mashing up TLC's "No Scrubs" — a perfect song if ever there was one — with Mendes's signature hit, "Stitches.
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Famous in his native France and nearly unknown here, the cartoonist who goes by Blutch (real name: Christian Hincker) has a magnificently expressive line, so bold and ragged that it often looks as if he's snapped his brush in half and is mashing its splintered end into the drawing board.
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Singularity 6 raises $16.5M from Andreessen Horowitz to create a 'virtual society' The startup's ex-Riot Games co-founders claim they're less focused on building a button-mashing competitive shooter and more on creating a "virtual society," where users can develop relationships with in-game characters powered by "complex AI." 7.
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You could easily hop in into a game in a couple of seconds, enjoy a few minutes of satisfying button mashing, and then quickly stash them away until you needed to feed your gaming addiction again—minus the side effects of losing hours of your life or blowing your budget.
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For those who show up to those barbecues and just eat all the guacamole, maybe it's time to demonstrate you're a good guest by bringing the host a Williams-Sonoma avocado masher instead of a six-pack: For $15, it makes short work of pitting, peeling, and mashing a whole pile of avocados.
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It also doesn't hurt that Babymetal—three young, hard-working, talented women of color—are out there packing stadiums and selling boatloads of merchandise in a male-dominated industry that seems rattled by their very existence, as if their detractors are wholly unaware of metal's long history of experimentation and genre mashing.
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But Sanchez began the sixth with a line single, and Judge followed by mashing a 1-0 pitch into the second deck in right-center field, his major-league-leading 18th home run and a coda to his being named the American League rookie of the month for a second consecutive time.
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Although it came out way back in 2015, the PS4 exclusive, which built on the Dark Souls and Demon Souls formula by stripping it down to a simplified stat and weapon set and mashing it up with jaw-dropping gothic visuals and themes, remains one of the best games of the decade.
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Ridgway's research is joined by the work of 19th-century painter Gerald Handerson Thayer, whose studies of animals disguising themselves influenced military camouflage; a discussion of Fiestaware, which was painted with orange-red uranium oxide glaze and thus became unintentionally radioactive; and the history of Tyrian Purple pigment, made by mashing up snails.
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I mean, there's a reason why one of those bad boys is sold every 20 seconds, and why it's stocked in stores in more than 115 countries: When turkey needs shredding and egg whites need whipping and mashed potatoes need, well, mashing, there's only one appliance you can trust to get the job done well.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's hard to say what is most disorienting about the interactive performance piece, Ivanka Vacuuming, created by artist Jennifer Rubell and presented by CulturalDC — the schadenfreude it instigates, the somewhat anachronistic feminist button-mashing, or the ridiculous notion that Ivanka Trump has ever used a vacuum cleaner in her entire life.
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If the Cubs advance to the World Series—Clayton Kershaw warms up menacingly; Chicago fans knock on wood for so long that their knuckles turn into pulpy blobs not really capable of knocking in the conventional sense, and they just keep mashing these blobs up against the wood anyway—Lester will face a Cleveland team more used to running.
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The London-born artist was a member of short-lived electro-punk group Test Icicles right around the time that the trend of genre-mashing in 2000s indie was hitting its first peak; his folk-leaning work as Lightspeed Champion arrived at a time when straightforward, pastoral fare was enjoying a few final breaths in indie's soon-to-be-dissolved boundaries.
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And for parents who are committed to making their own food for their kids – whether in the blender, with a one-step device like the Brezza, or even just mashing it in a bowl – there's always the question of how to best store it – particularly if something your kid once loved is on the "not touching it" list this week.
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With the exception of a few ill-considered and poorly regarded attempts at 3D, Fire Pro has remained game of 2D sprites and timing-based grappling—rather than the more button-mashing approach taken by most pro wrestling games—coupled with a staggeringly robust editor with thousands of moves, and the ability to smudge and alter those tiny pixels in minute ways.
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To be sure, there have been some creditable efforts, particularly from obscure indies like, say, Mike Rubin — the designer for the novice Krammer & Stoudt label, which came out of nowhere for Monday's New York Men's Day with a witty collection mashing up inspirations that ranged from the German neo-expressionist artist and dandy Markus Lüpertz to Mr. Rubin's surfer boyhood in Orange County, Calif.
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" Glover admits that Living Colour were contemporaries, rather than descendants, of this particular school of genre-mashing, but doesn't deny I Against I's distinct pull: "There were parts of it that were familiar, because we were all part of that scene and we were basically doing the same sort of thing, taking hard rock music and infusing it with funk and Caribbean music, which is part of who we are.
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The Olympics, and everyone pushing for it, can try to cage us in in a million shiny new skateparks, try to bribe us with TV time and big-sponsor checks, but there's always going to be dirty skate crews mashing down the streets, ollieing over bums and onto cars, yelling at pedestrians and one another, destroying property, and loitering in parking lots and on curbs across the world.
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The videos—there are a few—made the rounds this time last year when Schwarber was mashing taters into the stratosphere and the Cubs made a little video to poke fun and celebrate his return (even though he won't be in the starting lineup the next three games because the National League is a trash league that values form over function and does not employ the designated hitter).
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The 'Daddy Hungry' Like In which we like a picture of some food simply because we are hungry I've previously been so hungry in my life that I've liked a Buzzfeed Tasty video, and if you've ever seen those things—it's always someone, like, fucking microwaving a dish of cheese until it roughly melts, then mashing marshmallows into the top, slicing the resultant wad like a pie—that should tell you everything about the sanity of the hungry mind on Instagram, i.e.
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" The poems' mashing together of tormented syntax and overwrought emotionalism with strict formality in the handling of the sonnet form (which, wisely, Skoggard has not tried to emulate) has led to results that are often rebarbative, sometimes ridiculous: "But for my lips slow to confess a master / Waited who should better mark them / The hand which hesitates itself to give / / To friend is by him seized a crueler guide / So that the heart which loved in secret / Must now be spilled for all to see in rhymes.
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While Prince had previously established himself as a genre-bender extraordinaire, before Sign o' the Times he'd inhabited his chosen genres all at once, as with his original funk-rock amalgam that quickly developed into the famous Minneapolis sound, never from one song to the next on the same album — having fashioned striking sounds from mashing influences together, he dedicated each album to one synthesis and one only, as with Purple Rain's arena-rock, Around the World in a Day's nightmare psychedelia, and so on, ensuring that each album worked as a unified statement of style.
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RAM 6 draws on the African culture and traditions that live on in Haïti; this diverse, compelling set features ancient texts ("Koulou Koulou" is part of the traditional Haitian prayer "La Priye Djô"), deities (the black top hat-wearing cemetery keeper and lord of death, healing and procreation on "Mon Konpe Gede"), driving rhythms, traditional percussion and the distinctive sound of rara horns (check the opening "Papa Loko (Se Van)", celebrating the patron of healers and plants); but it also draws from other forms of popular Haitian music, mashing it up with a rock sensibility and electric guitars.
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These people have a punishing, bizarre job, the kind where your bosses look at reports and tell you "Engagements are down," and you are compelled to feel extraordinarily threatened by this sentence, to worry that you won't be able to feed your children, and so the gift, to you, of a 40-year old man—a professional basketball player, certainly, but, more notably, a 40-year old man—who has been an old dude in the NBA for like… six years, or so, mashing a pinpoint pass, snapped up off a backwards-flipping wrist of a string bean man who is also very old for a professional athlete, this is a gift you do not turn away from, for even a second.
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