Belkin is releasing a USB-C to Lightning cable in four-foot, six-foot and 10-foot versions in a speckled black and speckled white designs.
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" Hale adds some southern poetry: "Prettier than a speckled pup!
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His lips are speckled and plump as cuts of liver.
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These speckled marshmallows are the prettiest Peeps I've ever seen.
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The chocolate chips are just literally speckled throughout the cookie.
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Curtola likes working with stuff that's still speckled with dirt.
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Or maybe the reddish, speckled haze descending over your vision?
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The auditorium in the northwest Bronx was speckled with balloons.
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The crust is crisp and airy, speckled black around the rim.
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The questionnaire was speckled with typos, and seemed carelessly put together.
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It's blood red speckled with filth and bedazzled with sparkly rosettes.
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In cumulus organza, with matching camisoles and anoraks speckled with sequins.
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Thirty-five minutes later, I waved goodbye to the speckled man.
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Beautifully burnished and speckled, it has an alluring comfort-food appeal.
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This blue and black speckled notebook was made in France in 1870.
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Rotate it with the speckled white face up, and you control volume.
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Workers discovered the killdeer guarding her clutch of speckled eggs last Friday.
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And this red 24-piece vintage speckled set is $50 off today.
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The robots speckled through the world are one of the game's highlights.
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Spotteds are as black as onyx, liberally speckled with large yellow spots.
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Can you find the lizard against this black and white speckled background?
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A smoky design sets these black and white speckled glass candles apart.
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The stainless-steel appliances are by Wolf; the countertops are speckled granite.
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Case in point: these $25 Porter glasses that match the speckled backsplash.
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Overcast skies, damp streets, dew-speckled windows and a high of 230.
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Every vegetable combination seemed exotic, as did the speckled rounds of pepperoni.
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And yet the Sanders' ranks were speckled with red-shirted Culinary members.
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On the savory side is a cheesy Dutch baby speckled with bacon.
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The galaxy of star-speckled night-sky evening dresses was very pretty.
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I spy speckled jelly beans and I have to grab those too ($9.71).
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The outer cookie layers feature a vanilla base, swirled and speckled with chocolate.
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A robin's egg is uniformly blue, but a quail's is spotted and speckled.
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It was a bigger, quail-like bird with speckled brown and gray feathers.
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After Rocklin the landscape flattened, speckled with burned yellow grass and low trees.
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That is what scientists call the mysterious bald spots speckled across Namibia's grasslands.
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Combined with a star-speckled sky, the entire scene lights up the night.
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White dots in the knitting give them the appearance of a star-speckled sky.
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Your eyeshadow options crank upward from a basic lid cover to bizarre, speckled effects.
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This star-speckled photo shows the area surrounding the star called Nova Vul 1670.
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This new star is seen here surrounded by a speckled backdrop of other stars.
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This new star is seen here surrounded by a speckled backdrop of other stars.
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The most obvious difference is the smooth speckled fabric that wraps around the device.
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When Mr. Both bought the van, the interior was a dingy rust-speckled shell.
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There were warped, sloping cakes, speckled all over with hard pebbles of unsifted cocoa.
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Both varieties have a white and gray speckled belly and the same elongate dimensions.
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The roof of the Bridge is speckled with solar panels and a planted area.
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In the distance, cattle graze on sea-colored pastureland underneath a speckled, radiant sky.
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To complicate things, their scenes look hazy and speckled, like clips of archival footage.
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The company brews ales such as Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale.
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The history of visas that tie workers to employers is speckled with tales of exploitation.
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The stage is speckled with the elemental shields and ziplines from Sonic the Hedgehog 3.
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In winter, starlings are a glossy black with satiny highlights liberally speckled with white spots.
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Its brown skin was speckled with pink contusions and, its massive tusks ridged with age.
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Its skin, like tire-rubber, is a speckled blend of deep red and shocking blue.
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During his puppy-hood, Finn had a white, rainbow-speckled pig that he adored squeaking.
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There are mountains and rivers and stone-speckled beaches and skies swirling with fluffy clouds.
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Save $50 on the Pioneer Woman Vintage Speckled 24-Piece Cookware Set — $109.97 See Details
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An exterior wall was speckled with ragged bullet holes, the result of a kidnapping attempt.
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Clothing and arms speckled with white paint, he studied his muse a few feet away.
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Rock spires meant to resemble petrified sequoias and speckled with yellow lichen towered before us.
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The beef was beautiful, but unconventionally so, speckled all over with a splendid, powdery mold.
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LAKE CHARLES, La. — The Calcasieu River ship channel is a fisherman's paradise for speckled trout.
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Castelluccio lentils and dried beans are in stock, from smooth white cocos to speckled borlotti.
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In the ocean, they look like typical fish: black-speckled, blue-backed and white-bellied.
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The emboldened silent majority speckled the streets, sporting their red "Make America Great Again" caps.
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This modern-shaped vase is stylishly speckled and adds an instant revamp to any space.
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Most noticeably from the breading, which was visibly speckled with pepper, unlike the Popeyes breading.
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Some birds lay colorful or speckled eggs, and others lay eggs with plain white shells.
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It's difficult to capture on camera, but it's sort of a bright, speckled clay coral.
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With long gowns speckled with crystal, sashes draped into a governess bustle at the back.
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When he looked closely at the meatloaf, he saw the top was a speckled bluish-green.
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Waffle House restaurants are open 24 hours and speckled throughout the South, especially along the interstates.
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What it is: Terrazzo, a speckled, durable style of flooring that originated in 15th century Venice.
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One day, I stepped into my shower and found my roommate's orange loofah speckled with mold.
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"Multicolor" is the most popular choice for countertops — think speckled granite and quartz — at 33%. 7.
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Upon our return, we find the speckled and ravaged heel of one loaf on the countertop.
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Dixon wore a suit under his high-visibility jacket; his office shoes were speckled with dust.
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Front Burner My childhood memories of Thanksgiving always include an oval, speckled-blue enamel roasting pan.
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So there were our beds, speckled with currant-size turds and tufts of bloated, discolored insulation.
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Editorial For the symbol-minded in New York State, recent days have been speckled with changes.
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My father carries a shadow speckled with the soot of dawn, and drags a darker one.
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It is, of course, the archetypal toadstool: speckled with white and redder than a London bus.
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Rest your weary-winter heads on a crushed-velvet bolster pillow that's speckled with stone-gray stars.
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KimYe sent their newborn niece a black-and-white speckled pair, and a black pair That's right.
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The bodice, for example, featured a criss-cross design, and its skirt was covered in speckled squares.
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The speckled gold highlights contrast brilliantly against Jenna's dark hair, looking like it shimmers in the sunlight.
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Much of the original interior is intact, including the white brick walls and speckled gray terrazzo floors.
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The kitchen has speckled granite countertops and dark Shaker-style cabinets, as well as stainless-steel appliances.
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Bryant jerseys speckled the crowd in every color, sporting multiple numbers and too many designs to count.
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I was greeted by three scientists huddled around a computer screen speckled with green and red dots.
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He is sporting an ash speckled beard, the same big, menstrual-red trousers, and a bucket hat.
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And there was city again, its gum-speckled sidewalks, men gathered outside a bodega for a smoke.
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They caught lake fish: perch, speckled crappies, flat bluegills and largemouth bass with shimmering, olive-green backs.
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Kessler was huge: more than 6 feet tall, pushing 300 pounds, balding, his temples speckled with gray.
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Leather ties kept the large grey falcon with a white speckled breast from flying off just yet.
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Belkin is offering four-foot, six-foot and 49.993-foot cables in a speckled black or white design.
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Kitchen appliances are GE Monogram, while the counter is a speckled blue-gray stone called blue jaguar granite.
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Pine says the gray-speckled beard and new lease on his wardrobe are all coming with being 36.
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Scientists named an aqua and orange speckled freshwater darter found in the Tennessee River Etheostoma Obama in 2012.
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While policy is speckled through out her speeches, Clinton is ending her campaign with an emotional gut check.
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From afar, the painted text densely packed over the surface of each map creates a shimmering, speckled texture.
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Across the river, the mountains rose high above the mist, a colossal tower of green speckled with snow.
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The cases come in a few colors and have a cute speckled appearance, thanks to the materials used.
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But nevertheless, the masses have somehow deemed this speckled brown egg worthy of love, so here we are.
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She's growing boxy speckled hounds and blue-green marina di Chioggias, blistered specimens with a sexy Italian name.
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Both the speckled zenryufun and the green sasauchi are flat noodles, resembling fettuccine that has been working out.
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Indeed, what emerged from the moon's shadow that cloud-speckled day in May was an entirely new universe.
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Among Gaza's most treasured dishes is zibdiyit gambari, a tomato stew spiced with jalapeños and speckled with dill.
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The tawny beach in the foreground is speckled with a few black marks for sea wrack and driftwood.
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Last weekend, she opted for a speckled, black-and-white cow-print manicure, and today she's rocking rainbow nails.
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The insides of this ice cream-inspired treat will include both mint and chocolate cream, speckled with chocolate chips.
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The top of the case is covered in a mesh black fabric, while the bottom is lightly speckled plastic.
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Medical texts from the period show stacks of corpses and people speckled by rashes, gushing blood from their noses.
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The art school is located in Savannah's Victorian district, an area speckled with historic buildings and Civil War remnants.
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Parents have scrambled to get the speckled egg, resorting to online auction sites and entering into social media giveaways.
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It's speckled, has a textured grip, and is made of rubber, so it's easy to take on and off.
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I took my trunks out of my bag, white and speckled with the blood of my last five opponents.
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"I think I just blacked out," Notre Dame guard Matt Farrell said, sitting in a jersey speckled with bloodstains.
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In the past few years, he's started sporting a gray-speckled beard that mostly disguises his famously boyish looks.
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Sadly, most of the avocados I bring home fall short in all kinds of fibrous, mushy, black-speckled ways.
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Original designs appear in a handful of archival photographs that show smiling citizens holding up their star-speckled creations.
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A picture of a brown speckled egg is officially more popular than every other picture ever posted to Instagram.
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At Saint Laurent, the generators required to run the 414 spotlights that speckled the show were powered by biofuels.
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The cherry blossoms on Riverside Drive were no longer a pink blur, but a delicate, speckled grouping of blossoms.
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The meadows were speckled with mounds of mud, signs of wild boars that had been rooting around for food.
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His clean-shaven face is speckled with a day's growth of short white fuzz that dusts his cheeks and chin.
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The lighter, speckled, swirling bottom of the animation represents the upper part of Europa&aposs ocean that meets the ice.
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The left side of the figure's head is a deep blue speckled with hundreds, maybe thousands, of minuscule white dots.
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It also leads her to walk carefully through spiritualism's fraud-speckled history and to occasionally tip the story into credulity.
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Today it is an eerie site: part town and part ghost-town, walls speckled with commemorative plaques, train tracks overgrown.
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A DNA analysis revealed that the shark had eaten a brown thrasher, a speckled migratory songbird related to the mockingbird.
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There was a woman in front of a pupusa-speckled griddle laughing harder than I've seen anyone laugh in 1303.
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His paper trail is speckled with attacks on bizarre legal and regulatory hurdles that senselessly damage both consumers and manufacturers.
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Elegant brass rails, made in part from recycled resin yogurt pots, have a speckled patina that looks just like marble.
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With speckled amoeba-like blobs surrounded by magenta and green snaky squiggles, it depicts rockholes in the artist's grandfather's country.
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They wore the same white hard hats, cargo pants and yellow flame-resistant shirts speckled with dots of black ash.
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The gorgeous, black speckled white felines are dubbed "ghost cats" for their tendency to hide from people and other animals.
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Its cheapest covers range from basic to a number of stunning designs, including iridescent grooves, speckled white, and sterling silver.
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The European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope is backlit here by the speckled light of stars across the night sky.
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The European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope is backlit here by the speckled light of stars across the night sky.
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Each depicts a brimstone hellscape speckled with cypress trees, plumages of seafoam-colored cabbage, and a single imperial gateway arch.
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Einstein didn't like the idea of black holes, but the consensus today is that the universe is speckled with them.
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The practice is seeing a surge of popularity among Rio athletes: Several have shown up for competition speckled with bruises.
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For the vegetation on the peaks, he speckled the lines with countless perpendicular hyphens, each one a clear-cut act.
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The desert-five-spot flower looks up at you with a tiny, bright-painted face—purple petals speckled with red.
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This is where the spice's flavor is concentrated, and where the bakery's bun gets its signature intensity and speckled appearance.
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The bus discharged the guests onto a hillside speckled with naked dancers and fire twirlers and people in livestock masks.
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For this mother lioness, these commonalities may have overridden the cub's more leopardlike features — his smell, size and speckled appearance.
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Ultra-creamy burrata collapses into a luscious sauce, mixing with the pesto and turning it all a speckled light green.
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Twinkle lights outglow fluorescents; sturdy woolen pompom hats replace flimsy knit beanies; marshmallow-speckled hot chocolate competes with black coffee.
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These plants are available in several varieties, with striped or speckled leaves that range in color from green to chocolate.
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The Congolese giant toad doesn't have any of those, but it can mimic the deadly viper's beige-and-brown speckled head.
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The course, which winds through verdant, rolling, sheep-speckled hills, has evolved over the years but it's basically an unusual marathon.
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As for the speckled wallpaper behind the cozy crib, Lopez says it was originally meant for another room in the house.
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Her provocative moves include kicking her whipped cream-speckled legs in the air and licking the chocolate off of her hand.
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A mixture of chopped fresh herbs (parsley, rosemary, sage) makes green speckled pappardelle that look pretty and have real herbal flavor.
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In Debussy's "La Mer," you can almost hear the heaving sea speckled with dawn sunlight, the dancing waves, the gusty winds.
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Just outside the door, there were classic markers of early-stage gentrification speckled throughout downtown: a Shake Shack, a Lululemon store.
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"When they are small, I sit with them in their boxes," Ms. Rossellini said of her oddly speckled and spotted brood.
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It was as if she were getting proposed to all over again, except this time by a stranger speckled in cement.
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The team also concluded that the snout and jaws were particularly sensitive based on tiny holes they found speckled throughout them.
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It can be pale pink, golden, gray or black, speckled or not, with a countenance resembling the "slightly smiling face" emoji.
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Look for white coco beans in yellow pods, speckled cranberry beans in scarlet pods, fresh black-eyed peas or lima beans.
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And in the middle of a busy highway, a park ranger straddled a speckled female bushbuck antelope and slit its throat.
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Stalled by mismanagement and the 2009 financial crisis, One Bloor created a speckled wasteland where the city's two most important streets meet.
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But this time around, the StarDust blending tool is circular (as opposed to its original oval shape), gray, and speckled with glitter.
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Thomas takes it upon himself to grab the iPad off the ground and immediately lick its aluminum exterior, speckled in watermelon chunks.
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Its coat is subtly speckled black and white, like TV static, turning rusty around the animal's ears and belly and fluffy tail.
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Manufacturing jobs and trade Indiana is speckled with manufacturing centers, which plays to one of Trump's great strengths: working class white voters.
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Today, Heidi Fleiss is wearing gray Superbad sweatpants, house slippers lined in fluffy pink, and a blue sweatshirt speckled with macaw caca.
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Next to the charger sits a speckled hen which hasn't moved an inch all day, despite metal sparks flying from the grinder.
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Image: WikimediaSixty miles beneath the birch-speckled forests of southern New Hampshire, the rocks are hotter than they should be—much hotter.
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Her series on particular images—a star-speckled night sky, a spider-web—contain subtle alterations in light, slant, perspective and sharpness.
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His work table is covered in butcher paper stuck down with yellow tape; the floor is a speckled, unintentional Jackson Pollack painting.
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The ICC lens is speckled with dust kicked up by the retrorockets that guided the craft safely down to its landing site.
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Then, hopping in the leaf litter, still another species of poison dart frog, this one with green stripes and blue-speckled legs.
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Called the "red plague" or the "speckled monster," it killed almost a third of its victims, often through pneumonia or brain inflammation.
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I've discovered in the early 90s there was a pill called a speckled Dove, a white pill with dark speckles in it.
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It is excellent: shiny with tangy cave-age butter, speckled with oregano cinders and crunchy from a pass over hot Japanese charcoal.
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He disliked that idea, but the consensus today is that the universe is speckled with black holes furiously consuming everything around them.
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Speckled with present-day politics and musings on global capitalism, "Have a Nice Day" conjures a small-town landscape of pitiless greed.
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In 2014, Rihanna got the same award and owned the night in sheer rhinestone-speckled Adam Selman and a white fur boa.
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Footage of fly-speckled goats' heads in open-air markets was to his travel shows what harbor sunsets were for other programs.
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Down the street, duck into Rum2000, an interior design retailer stocked with nubby Hay pillows, speckled ceramic vases and brass oil lamps.
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Lauren rocked a skintight, low cut red dress, while Jeff -- and his $113 billion -- slipped into a white and blue speckled blazer.
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Gingerbread fretwork gives it a quaint charm, as does the rustic wall of native stone, speckled with seashells, that surrounds the property.
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Nestled among the low, rolling, desert hills, we had somehow missed it in the jade-speckled view of our night-vision goggles.
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"Persistent Resistance" consists of a central speckled, decorative column that looks like a Rorschach ink blot that's been stretched into a pillar.
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One piece Bowie owned was the "'Casablanca Sideboard,'" a speckled cabinet with protruding parts that seem to make it jump with joy.
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I pull my favorite pair of Reformation mom jeans on, topping it off with a purple speckled turtleneck sweater and slip-on Vans.
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One was so hungry that he grabbed a raw, half-peeled potato, speckled with rot, out of her hand, and bit into it.
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And every morning, among all the shuffling feet, she'd see the shoes: a cheerful pair of jade sneakers with a speckled, '80s pattern.
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As recompense, she offered him a half slice of pastrami, steaming, with a speckled dollop of mustard, on a piece of parchment paper.
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He came home five hours later, peeled off his boots and socks, and discovered his legs and feet were speckled with tiny dots.
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The high heat helps to mellow out the pungency of the garlic while giving the chicken an attractively speckled black-and-brown sear.
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We've all used Microsoft Word, whether for writing papers in school, drafting up memos at work or creating fliers speckled with Word Art.
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Golden-topped, speckled with the cheese and highly aromatic with garlic and wine, this dish turns a forbidding thistle into a welcoming dinner.
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Grants like these are speckled across the country, but the fact remains that for too many people, accessing evidence-based treatment is impossible.
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Critic's Notebook Halfway through dinner my lap was speckled with white crystals of salt dropped from the right hand of Salt Bae himself.
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Einstein disliked that idea, but the consensus today is that the universe is speckled with black holes waiting to vacuum up their surroundings.
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There was a bowl of speckled brown eggs, footage of gentle fawns frolicking in a forest — all set to a swelling, cinematic score.
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When I was a child, Lahore was home to three million people, and our neighborhood was a leafy, grassy expanse speckled with bungalows.
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Along with the boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a white crocodile motorcycle jacket speckled with colorful winged dollar bills, and black motorcycle pants.
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Finding her sons' clothes speckled with soot, a history teacher was transformed into an influential New York environmentalist with pollution in her sights.
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When the Champions League resumes this week after its winter hiatus, it will do so with a slate of matches speckled with stardust.
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The Hatchimals Golden Lynx, which comes in a white egg speckled with gold, officially went on sale at Walmart starting at 12:01 a.m.
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Another released earlier on Monday was a blurry photo of the lander's dust-speckled lens cover, beyond which the Martian horizon can be seen.
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The speckled battery case is made of a mix of plastic and rubber material, and is smaller and thinner than your typical Mophie case.
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The wildly popular company just announced they are adding a new speckled egg to their lineup: Hatchimals HatchiBabies, which are available for purchase now.
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Picture this: A blue ostrich egg set over a candlelit and rock-filled glass contraption with a murky-speckled liquid seeping down the sides.
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The company, which brews beers such as Greene King IPA and Old Speckled Hen, said adjusted pretax profit for the 24 weeks to Oct.
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It is happy-go-lucky, as when the dancers bring a small speckled dog on a leash onstage to perform their promenade with them.
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Paved with smooth stones, it descends some 21,603 feet, switchbacking down rocky slopes speckled with cactuses and shrubby trees, into the Rio Ravelo canyon.
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The white one is a little sweet and speckled green with pistachios, slightly tropical-tasting from the coconut fiber that helps hold it together.
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My father reaches for a napkin, extending his hand: the speckled, liver-spotted skin, the carefully clipped nails, the tremor more pronounced this morning.
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Nearly two dozen of the photographs in the exhibition are vintage prints; another 58 are newly printed from negatives abraded and speckled by time.
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Most brisket pros use a simple seasoning of salt and pepper (often referred to as a Dalmatian rub, on account of its speckled appearance).
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South Coast Plaza is a luxury shopping center in Orange County, California speckled with recognizable luxury brands like Balenciaga, Chanel, Gucci, and Christian Louboutin.
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Elsewhere, vendors presided over tables loaded with bulbous pumpkins, speckled watermelons, wild greens, homemade medications, dried spices, curls of cinnamon bark and vanilla beans.
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Mr. Nouvel's striking design features a 180-meter-wide (590-foot) latticed dome that casts speckled shadows over the buildings and outdoor plaza beneath.
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Pinch it shut — messily is fine — and the flatbread cooks with no oil, on a hot griddle, until it's lightly speckled with brown char.
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The skies are turbulent and the wind speckled with rain as we wander the pathways seeking out yet more mushrooms and their hidden thrills.
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Thomas Downing's "Dapple" (19643) is speckled with green and turquoise amoeba-like blobs, and his "Center Grid" (1960) is a dizzying diamond of polka dots.
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For the red carpet, the country legend kept things classy in a white gown featuring a fluted, crystal-speckled skirt and a lace overlay top.
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The wool two-piece was a speckled brown wool jacket with four large buttons down the front and a pair of single pleat cuffed slacks.
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That's right: I've sipped the same Kool-Aid as everyone else on Pinterest and Instagram — even Selena Gomez has recently hopped on the speckled bandwagon.
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In remarks that were speckled with her signature innuendo — "my underpants happen to say feminist on the butt," she quipped — Ms. Dunham said that Mrs.
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When the mermaid finally went down under the waves, her tail was observed, which was like that of a porpoise and speckled like a mackerel.
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The Vivofit 4 comes in a variety of subdued patterns, including a speckled black and neon yellow version, as opposed to its predecessor's vibrant patterns.
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Each pad is constructed from soft-touch TPE made from recycled water bottles, organic hemp, and plant-based bioplastics, and boasts a unique speckled design.
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The Château de Plieux, a fortified castle on a hilltop in the Gascony region of southwestern France, overlooks rolling fields speckled with copses and farmhouses.
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The piano black plastic that runs along the dash also gets some aesthetic support, as Toyota's mixed in some speckled colors that pop under sunlight.
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For all the glorious, blood-speckled shades of gray that heavy metal now comes in, sometimes you can't help but reach for something comfortingly familiar.
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But new research has found that, despite your best efforts, the grouper you ordered for lunch may actually be speckled hind—a critically endangered species.
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This is fine, but no rival to their grilled incarnation, butterflied and curling inward, speckled with char and sweating garlic, plump as if to burst.
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Particularly with "222 Horsepower Citroën," Riopelle conveys a dazzling, stuttering, speckled visual complexity that is never far, in my mind, from the sputtering of machines.
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" • "Soon after, the Chinese negotiators sent their American counterparts a version of the draft agreement in a Microsoft Word document, speckled with cuts and changes.
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Soon after, the Chinese negotiators sent their American counterparts a version of the draft agreement in a Microsoft Word document, speckled with cuts and changes.
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Resting in a pesto-speckled broth, the seafood gets paired with creamy Yukon Gold potatoes and split green beans, rounding out a full, healthful plate.
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At first, he tried to study their behavior in the lab (the mating habits of the speckled king snake), but he found the research boring.
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The union's bus stood outside a steelworkers union hall, where the red scrubs worn by the nurses speckled a room full of Carhartt jackets and denim.
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It's time to transform your spaces into a Jonathan Adler dream; filled with velvet bed frames, speckled ceramics, sleek pastel bar carts, and so much more.
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It showed me a place with red-tinted earth, and when I tossed it through the portal, another rock emerged, smooth and black and slightly speckled.
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The company, which brews ales such as Old Speckled Hen, had cautioned in June that uncertainty arising from the Brexit vote would weigh on consumer sentiment.
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Then the jars containing the bed bugs—speckled with poop droppings that emit a faint metallic smell—are raised on a platform just underneath the container.
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Gold hunters in southern Russia might have been disappointed to learn that the speckled, yellow rock they uncovered was not a sizeable pebble of valuable metal.
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Or,"—she puts on a faux-stern voice and her eyes, speckled with gold eyeshadow, fix me with a playful stare, "'You got it really wrong'.
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In its center lies Glaskogen nature reserve, more than 220,19403 acres of hilly terrain dominated by towering pine trees and speckled with 21940-some different lakes.
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When they'd cooked awhile, he put in a few cups of water and a bowl of Moro beans, speckled black and gray like a starling's belly.
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He pulled out a rock crab from California with a lovely speckled shell and a pair of California spiny lobsters with deep black and red shells.
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That's it, and the payoff is big: A dinner of meltingly tender, butter-infused cod enhanced but not overwhelmed by the tart, herb-speckled yogurt sauce.
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This 10-piece aluminum nonstick set includes multiple pots and pans plus a cute floral baker, and the speckled blue color just reminds you of spring.
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DFA elder statesman The Juan Maclean has done a glitter-speckled, uptempo disco version of English band Metronomy's "Night Owl," off their recent LP Summer 08.
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She does so here in a cozy, speckled Wilfred for Aritzia "Montpellier" turtleneck ($93), which she paired with an army green puffer coat and knee-high boots.
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There are plenty of good old-fashioned makeup tricks to get you by with an eyeliner or brow pen until you fully convert to the speckled side.
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In North Dakota, which is speckled with small towns and governors still request that people call them by their first names, one-on-one "retail" politicking matters.
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Cloudy with boiled rice, the dish is speckled with chopped scallions and fried garlic chips, slivers of chicken within, and topped with a half-moon of lemon.
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Theresa Pleets, 81, said she had a deep personal stake in coming out to the protest camp, a field speckled with teepees, campers, tents and fire rings.
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It was wet on the bottom from the vinegar, but I was impressed by the dappled waves of rare roast beef speckled with red flecks of relish.
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It had one cramped bathroom, its dulled chrome fixtures speckled with rust and the tiles coming loose in spots, but even my mother wasn't fretting too much.
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In physics, a crucially important image is the cosmic microwave background radiation map, a kind of speckled blue orb, sprinkled with patches of yellow, and red streaks.
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The glass etchings, speckled with gold leaf: one for each of the children lost, and another for their teacher Gwen Mayor, who died trying to protect them.
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He poked fun at his age, stroking his gray-speckled goatee and joking that he was taking hair from his top and putting it on his chin.
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I recently came home with speckled pintos from Santa Fe, purple flor de Mayos from Mexico City and round cocos from Paris the color of baby teeth.
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It's sort of like the moths in Europe that swapped speckled for black wings during the Industrial Revolution, evading hungry birds by blending in with coal dust.
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After the EoR, the basic structure of the known universe we inhabit today, speckled with stars and galaxies and sculpted by dark matter and energy, had materialized.
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Though just 543 minutes northeast of St. Moritz, the village remains unspoiled, with views of cow-speckled pastures and, in the distance, the magnificent snowcapped Albula Alps.
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Next to him, a beaming King, his closely cropped hair now speckled with silver, raises his fist in salute as well as they walk past cheering crowds.
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In just a matter of days, the photo of the lightly speckled brown egg, named Eugene, had toppled Jenner's record (Jenner's was just shy of 19 million "likes").
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And because we loved the holiday collection so much, and partially because this heart speckled lineup is just that good, we're going to feel okay about saying it.
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The room was lined with a painted-over impact-resistant alloy, rusty and speckled with craters, inch-deep dents where fragments of metal were propelled into the walls.
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This year, instead of the go-to double-dipped design, try one of these speckled, swirled and stamped ideas from the April issue of Martha Stewart Living. 1.
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The liquid gold found within their speckled shells makes gulls' eggs the most expensive, pound for pound egg on the planet, costing as much as a tenner each.
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The company, which brews ales such as Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale, said own-brewed volume for the 21.5-week period fell 2690.5 percent.
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Its handle is modeled after the head and neck of a goose with a speckled beak and a glaring expression, and its rim flares like a bird's tail.
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Rich with butter and almond flour for tenderness, and speckled tan with buckwheat flour for a nutty, grainy depth, the crumb had the taste and texture I wanted.
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They are also two-toned, with speckled and dark tops and pale bottoms, which help them blend in with their surroundings and keep predators from seeing them easily.
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On Wednesday night, Mr. Dowless opened his door with a cigarette between his knuckles as a holiday light machine projected a whirling, speckled glow onto his modest house.
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Using the sharp end of a paintbrush, they had swirled some pieces with turquoise cocoa butter; others were speckled in bronze and toffee-browns, or striped in gold.
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This gives its rough-rural exteriors and rundown interiors (filmed in and around Utica, N.Y.) a dreamy, nostalgic glaze speckled with lambent light, like the fingerprints of memory.
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In Mr. Wiley's "Napoleon," from 2005, the Alpine setting has given way to an abstract ground of red and gold brocade, speckled, strange to say, by swimming spermatozoa.
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From the outside, it might be a factory; on the inside, gold-speckled mirrors line the walls and ceilings, and the reception area is furnished with baroque divans.
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The heart of old Beirut -- a neighborhood normally manned by private security guards -- is speckled with clusters of tents where activists meet for lively discussions about their future.
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In addition to striped bass, important recreational stocks like snook, speckled trout, redfish, Alaskan salmon and bluefish are all thriving, as are freshwater species such as largemouth bass.
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The Myrtle Beach Police Department shared photos on its Facebook page upon capturing the speckled piggy, posting pics of officers smiling with Biscuit after a job well done.
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Roasting also helps along bananas that are not quite ripe enough to be turned into cake — the ones with peels that are mostly yellow rather than speckled brown.
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The result of this slapdash border-design is that Europe's map is speckled with "national minorities"—the minorities who did not migrate, but saw borders migrate over their heads.
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Shaken and Speckled The most time-consuming of the trio, these splattered works of art are surely worth the extra effort — plus, the process is so fun (and tasty!).
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For the exhibit, the curators chose Luna's 2016 installation "Jackson Luna," in which a speckled cowhide is spread across the gallery floor, a paint can and brushes alongside it.
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But visitors will see nothing until they approach each one, and then images will pop into sight: vibrantly colored squiggles, dotted lines, geometric shapes, speckled fields and radiating planes.
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A Good Appetite Picture a golden domed ring of phyllo pastry filled with creamy cheese, speckled green with sharp spring herbs and dotted pink with bits of brawny prosciutto.
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A braided Roman-knot maze winds across a blue stained-glass window speckled with gold and is repeated in the rooms' hand-printed wallpapers and patterned cement-tiled floors.
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House of Yes is as persistent as it is eclectic, though, and like a phoenix rising out of glitter-speckled ashes, it's back in its most polished iteration yet.
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The noodles were topped with a creamy sauce of cashews, lemon and umami powder, and then speckled with activated charcoal — a detoxifying ingredient popular for its skin-clearing benefits.
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The mount in question is equine; one of the fun variations on a horse's coat color is ROAN, which usually means one color evenly speckled or dusted with white.
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Though the desert to the west had been speckled with flowers, from bright yellow brittlebush blooms to scarlet-petaled chuparosa shrubs, I was entering a land painted with color.
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Though the stories we hear about these buildings are obviously related, each is also a world unto itself, and a manifestation, floor by floor, of Dublin's own speckled history.
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A speckled mug by Peter Shire, a Los Angeles ceramic artist who was part of the Memphis Design Group led by Ettore Sottsass in the 1980s, is hand painted.
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As the painting's title, "Due Universi" (2004), suggests, the two speckled white circles surrounded by monochromatic bands propose that reality is composed of multiple universes, inner and outer worlds.
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That kind of layering is exactly what makes Liu's stories so delightful: a classic tale featuring an interstitial dimension and speckled with moments of both parental devotion and separation.
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For years, researchers noticed that the aquatic snakes living in waters near human activity had jet-black skin, but most others, in more pristine waters, were speckled or banded.
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The final work here is "Geto," a photograph of Whitney Houston just hours before she died, seen through the rain-speckled windshield of a car and looking slightly distressed.
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There aren't any graffiti-covered bathrooms and beer-soaked floors; instead this glittery lounge offers gold-speckled lacquerware tables and leather banquettes firm enough to withstand the sharpest stilettos.
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The company, which also brews beers such as Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale, said pub like-for-like sales for the 18 weeks to Sept.
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We're on the hunt for a particularly picture-worthy blossom aggressively speckled with little white pustules of oil, the aforementioned "frost," and some dozen rows later, we spot it.
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One wall of the gallery is hewed from speckled Oya volcanic rock — the same material Frank Lloyd Wright used for the facade of the former Imperial Hotel in Tokyo.
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We are all consuming at unsustainable rates, and we are faced with the prospect of constructing new forms with the detritus of our own making — a shapeless, speckled lump.
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The flowers she chooses are never precious; rather, she favors species plants like the feathery Macleaya cordata, known as plume poppy, and the gangly, speckled-orange native swamp lily.
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But in this bucolic scene sits an alien building: a blocky, almost pre-fab structure with a white rotunda, speckled with dozens of windows that look out onto the grounds.
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Eventually Mr. Caughman, whose shoulder-length hair and gray-speckled beard suggests Jeff Bridges's "The Dude," gave up his labors and approached the shucking table, can of Jacuzzi in hand.
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Ruminant flew across my radar like a bat out of hell, and sucked me in immediately with their furious crusty, death-speckled grind, contemplative dark hardcore passages, and nasty breakdowns.
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Speckled throughout these categories are interlopers, like Sandra Washington (Natalie Paul) and Abby (Margarita Levieva), who seem to exist partially as devices; they explain the seedy world for the audience.
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Cracked and speckled, tightly cropped, and bathed in a faintly blue hue, they represent both our desire for the vehicles that enable geographical displacement and the forces that restrain them.
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His hair speckled with gray after 26 years in prison, the wiry former construction worker spent his first weeks on the outside waiting for his Social Security payments to begin.
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Frankly, whether a pink-speckled nail polish screams "Pussy Galore" to you is irrelevant — the moniker only needs to be marginally related to the item at hand to be hilarious.
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Victorian collections show how a melanic version of this normally speckled species spread through sooty urban areas because its black wings camouflaged resting moths from hungry birds (see picture above).
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After the splendid "A Very English Scandal" comes "Agatha Christie's Ordeal by Innocence," a star-speckled three-part mystery, juicily constructed from one of the prolific crime writer's later works.
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After all, what could be wrong with gently cooking some fresh octopus in olive oil speckled with garlic and oregano, and then tossing the result with celery, onion, and chickpeas?
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So successful, in fact, that he demands five figures to don the fake ears, plastic mole, and increasingly speckled grey hair at your corporate Christmas party or donor dinner gala.
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His distended belly, flabby thighs and skin speckled by decades of exposure to the sun appear in a cool, even light, as if he were already on a mortuary slab.
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"These little hamlets have a long history, but once upon a time they were bound to a difficult but friendly destiny," he continued, staring sadly at a star-speckled sky.
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One place stood out: Hobbs, the largest city in Lea County, a misshapen rectangle speckled by pump jacks in the oil-rich Permian Basin, along the edge of western Texas.
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Mr. McIntyre worked the fryer, lowering hash browns and sausages in a metal basket into a spitting tub of hot oil, so that his hands were speckled with pinprick burns.
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Radiating out of a corner of the gallery, "Persistent Resistance" consists of a central speckled, decorative column that looks like a Rorschach ink blot that's been stretched into a pillar.
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A Reddit user named Toms42 recently pointed out that the speckled boarder of every pack of candy is actually made up of tiny Sour Patch Kids, and our minds are blown.
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The company, which owns ale brands such as Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale, said it sold 3.7 million pints of beer during England's seven World Cup matches.
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Instead of photos of endless aisles of gallery booths or blue-chip artworks, Google will return many images of impressionistic, figurative paintings hung on white walls above a speckled gray carpet.
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Known as mortadella, this subtly seasoned delicacy made of lean pork speckled with lumps of lard is a far cry from the stuff found in the deli aisles of American supermarkets.
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Even in the face of a pronounced recession, government money has poured into outfitting three floors of labs at the federal university here with new scientific equipment and speckled-marble countertops.
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The legal complaint released on Wednesday read like an ice-cream vendor crime wave, complete with a map of midtown, speckled with red dots appearing like sprinkles, to indicate summons locations.
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As much as I'd prepared myself, it didn't register when I first glimpsed it: an apartment block a few minutes from Sarajevo's airport, its otherwise unremarkable facade speckled with unseemly blisters.
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His testimony about a blood-speckled flashlight found by the victim's brother in the trunk of Mr. Bryan's car four days after the murder was the linchpin of the prosecution's case.
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You can see Luna Park in one direction, Brighton Beach in the other, and search for some of the marine wildlife you just saw in the diamond-speckled waves, sharks included.
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Shares in Greene King, whose brands include Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale, rose 21 percent to 20.7731 pence at 0806 GMT on the 2.8 percent sales increase.
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As if to tease us humans with a reminder of places unknown and unvisitable, the backdrop to the portrait is speckled with faint smudges of even more distant galaxies and stars.
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Today, no ceramists are more closely associated with the new Nordic movement than the Wurtzes, whose designs, with cracked glazes and speckled surfaces, appear to have been sculpted from alien matter.
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In Santa Barbara, helicopters hovered in gray and smoky skies, and ashes speckled the ground everywhere, said Bonnie Marcus, who lives in an apartment in the eastern part of the city.
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MapMorris and team positioned 50-plus high-res cameras everywhere— from high above to directly on Andy Serkis' face—to create a digital clone of the sensor-speckled actor in real time.
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The project, completed with support from the Spanish Embassy in Amman, turns the peeling walls' gray blobs into intentional parts of these landscapes; they become mountains, floors, clouds, and abstract speckled textures.
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At the Seeing Eye guide dog facility in Morristown, New Jersey, puppies spend the first three weeks of their life in plastic kiddie pools—the blue kind, speckled with colorful undersea cartoons.
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The latest creation features a speckled dark chocolate shell and white chocolate filling, similar to an Oreo (the stack of treats on the packaging looks spookily similar to the famous sandwich cookies).
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The "Aubergine" brick is purple with white dots; "Salami" looks just like a speckled cold cut; a room with walls made of "Wasabi" will surround you with a light shade of green.
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There, for several hours a day, starting at sunrise, they fan their tail-feathers into a speckled halo and emit a peculiar warbling sound by dilating air-sacks in their feathery breasts.
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But beneath that gray-speckled cloth is a fully featured computer, with configurations packing in powerful Intel chips all the way up to Core i7, 2TB of SDD, and 16GB of memory.
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Hosey was tired and hungry, walking around a forest in Greene County, Mississippi, on a day with a 110-degree heat index when he spotted the speckled reptile about 20 yards away.
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The four-day event is set in Uvita, Costa Rica—specifically at Rancho La Merced, a sand-speckled stretch of beach nestled between the leafy jungle and crystalline waters of Playa Hermosa.
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Earlier this week, Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin hosted an exclusive gathering in Sicily with a star-speckled guest list that included Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel, George Lucas, and Pharrell.
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Mr. Jones and others of his generation described a place where workers walked to their factory jobs and neighbors shared the bounty of redfish and speckled trout caught out on the river.
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Then, thrashing sounds, a dramatic pause, and there was Nigel, gently but firmly holding a small speckled caiman, maybe two feet long, by the neck, its scales glistening in our flashlight beams.
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Dr. Martin's team found that when they delete the WntA gene with the Crispr technique, the central symmetry system band disappears entirely from the wings of the speckled wood and buckeye butterflies.
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And the fawn is under the impression that we can't see her, even as my children crouch, perplexed, to get a better look at the little speckled creature crushing my lamb's ear.
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Cinderella sits amid her fireplace cinders, sorting peas from lentils, her ash-speckled body appeasing a wicked stepmother who wants to dull her luminosity with soot because she feels threatened by it.
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Attractive antique co-ops also dot Midtown, like the Osborne, whose brownstone facade is speckled with stained-glass windows, and Alwyn Court, whose sumptuous terra-cotta details include cherubs, salamanders and crowns.
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This rib-knit beanie made of speckled yarn is warm and cute, so she can wear it whether she's freezing or just wants to add it to her look for style points.
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Look at how in "Two Nudes" (1048) the speckled effects on the women's bodies pick up colors from the decorative design of the carpet on which the one at the right stands.
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"There are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy," he says, as the camera pans over a bright green cornfield, the stalks speckled with yellow.
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Both pigments found in today's bird eggs, red-brown protoporphyrin IX and blue-green biliverdin, also occurred in theropod eggs (direct bird ancestors), which had spotted and speckled patterns like bird eggs do.
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Verbal and physical abuse was speckled throughout every story, from the childhoods of Sirius Black, Severus Snape, and Tom Riddle, to the misconduct of school and government officials like professors Snape and Umbridge.
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Walls, rooftops, and the underbellies of the constructions are speckled with a pink gem currency that upgrades Kat's powers and provides the minimum excuse to investigate the nooks and crannies of every building.
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Cakes beckon from pedestals; one with yellow layers soaked in ginger syrup and rum, its glossy marshmallow frosting speckled with coconut flakes, was so good that I ordered an extra slice to go.
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And finally, if you are going to be hucking flies in tropical or even subtropical waters (think redfish, speckled trout), your go-to starter line will most likely be a floating tropical line.
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It begins its life as a tiny red egg, hatches into an enormous orange-speckled caterpillar, and then — after a gestation period of up to two years — emerges as an iridescent blue beauty.
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Its enthusiasts claim that the fishing in and around Plaquemines is the best anywhere — tuna, dolphin, wahoo, whale shark and marlin in the deep blue seas; redfish, flounder and speckled trout closer in.
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An 18-inch-high knot of twisted I-beams looks very much, from one side, like a goat, complete with bolts and a pocket of pebble-speckled concrete to suggest its hairy haunches.
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On a helicopter trip on Thursday morning to Cidra, a small city an hour south of San Juan, the devastated landscape was speckled with homes that were without roofs and covered with tarps.
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The evocative split is still more drastic in "Two Nudes," a thickly crusted, brightly speckled oil painting inhabited by a pair of women who share a single rolling cloud of blue-black hair.
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They were seated along two long tables speckled with lush dahlias and carefully constructed platters of crudités, fennel salad and grilled squash with beet purée, munching on charred asparagus and passing a mic.
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The shipworm's small digestive system and gills were speckled with yellow, presumably from sulfur, suggesting that it lived off hydrogen sulfide, a toxic chemical, rather than the wood pulp diet of other shipworms.
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Created by an epic dredging operation that began in the late 1970s, the sun-dappled waterway on the outskirts of Mobile, Alabama, attracts small fishing boats and brown pelicans that compete for speckled trout.
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Baskin-Robbins is introducing two Flavors of the Month: For the Eggo Waffle queen, Eleven's Heaven is a waffle-cone ice cream speckled with chocolate covered waffle bits and stripped with chocolate icing ribbons.
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If the approach of Valentine's Day, with its decadent parade of sleek date-night dresses, gold heart speckled Starbucks cups, and adorably whimsical Lush products, have you frantically reevaluating your February budget, don't panic.
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The cartoon highlights creatures such as the wandering albatross, which sports the widest wingspan of any bird alive, as well as the speckled coelacanth fish, a species that's been around for 407 million years.
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I couldn't afford the professional craft store model kits, so I fashioned bells from garbanzos, tiled speckled pintos in place of the yellow sandstone, and clumsily assembled a split pea roof with Elmer's glue.
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That was when the inevitable onslaught of tiny, red razor bumps and unsightly ingrowns soon speckled my sensitive bikini line — a result of dragging a razor across it over and over and over again.
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He winds through the primitively dark streets of New York City, 1973, trembling in the rain-speckled windows, the lurid lights of downtown nightclubs and the seedy arcades of Times Square blinking and blurry.
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His hair now speckled in silver as a tribute to Goku, the main protagonist of the Dragon Ball manga series, the 22-year-old drew more questions about his new look than his racing.
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On a recent weekday morning, hot and humid enough to make you wish you had woken up in an ice-speckled tub of Bud Light, the activity at Ferry Point did not suggest otherwise.
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We each donned custom-made gowns and touted wildflower bouquets as we sashayed down a makeshift trail-cum-aisle in front of family—chosen and biological—exchanging simple gold bands speckled with black diamonds.
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The brewer of Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale, said on Thursday its adjusted profit before tax rose 1.6% to 246.9 million pounds ($313.07 million) for 52 weeks ended April 28.
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Most peculiar: The hogchoker, a flatfish born with eyes on opposite sides of its flat, speckled body — but as it becomes an adult, one eye travels next to the other, on the flip side.
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The poster for Ang Lee's "Gemini Man" has a youthful Will Smith staring down a much older, gray-hair-speckled Will Smith, with a 26-year movie career seemingly filling the space between them.
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It's a 5,000-person venue, so up to the rafters, it's full of beautifully dressed human beings and speckled every two people with a wonderful talented actor who you've admired for your entire life.
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Even though the basement was unfinished, even though the kitchen screamed 1999 with cherry cabinets and speckled granite, even though there were ugly yellow and brown curtains, I felt like I had come home.
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Feeling that was enough adventure for one day, we went back to the hotel, and to a dinner of pasta carbonara speckled with rich lardons, prepared by the hotel's proprietor and chef, Pascal Finat.
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Small, red-tipped endives; larger, narrow clusters of white or greenish stems with deep burgundy leaves; yellow-green cabbage rose heads speckled with red; pink rosettes; and flowerlike deep maroon bunches populate the category.
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Inspired by midcentury Italian neorealist films (particularly Luchino Visconti's 21957 "Rocco and His Brothers"), the American director chose design details — Formica tables, glass-front cabinets and speckled terrazzo floors — in those same confectionary hues.
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Earlier colors emerge as stratified layers beneath the surface; speckled paint takes on the appearance of rock; and some bands of color appear to be in motion, sliding into one another like tectonic plates.
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Adele wore a fern green Givenchy Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci dress with a criss-cross checker printed bust, crystal speckled sleeves that end in lace detailing, and a pleated skirt with geometric lace inserts.
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On a recent afternoon, the mangrove roots are flecked with odd pieces of very modern garbage: foggy glass bottles, a boogie board speckled with barnacles, a black DVD case, a wrinkled bag of Ruffles chips.
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Despite the Bandcamp tags, there's not really much full-on black metal to speak of on Devil Is Fine (save for on the tremolo-speckled "Come on Down," the "melodic death" tag is more accurate).
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Walmart educates its personal shoppers on banana ripeness, for example, so that customers who want their bananas hard and gleaming yellow get just that while those who want a sweeter, brown-speckled banana get that.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some dinosaurs laid colored, speckled and spotted eggs boasting exquisite hues of blue and brown, scientists said on Thursday, in a discovery that scrambles the notion that such exceptional traits originated with birds.
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By depicting a grotesque, speckled, blue-eyed head devouring a black woman whose back is turned toward us, and whose face we never see, Williams utilizes the grotesque to address the fundamental imbalances defining America.
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Shares in Greene King, which brews ales such as Old Speckled Hen, rose as much as 5 percent on Wednesday, after full-year profit beat consensus, but by 1145 GMT were up just 0.26 percent.
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The company, which brews beers including Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale, said it expects annual pre-tax profit excluding items of between 244 million pounds ($315.66 million) and 247 million pounds.
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The once rare black peppered moth became commonplace in the United Kingdom during the Industrial Revolution, when its original light speckled wings became a clear target for predators against tree trunks darkened by coal soot.
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An abstract blue background, speckled with white and marked, on the right side, by a framework of thick strokes that echoes the body's exposed rib cage, does more than throw the figure forward by contrast.
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In 2011, the store experienced a surge of attention shortly after celebrities like Selena Gomez and Steven Tyler, for inexplicable reasons, got into weaving grizzly saddle hackles — long, thin, speckled rooster feathers — through their hair.
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Through the windows she can see a chain-link fence topped with a confection of barbed wire and, just beyond it, an open field speckled with wildflowers and long grass and a few broad trees.
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It was established in 1822, on 10 acres; today it comprises around 110, verdant meadows infiltrated with hills and speckled with big old trees, some of which are, true to archetype, dripping with Spanish moss.
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All of the colorful goods ahead are priced for well under $100 and span across categories of vibrant cotton hand towels, terrazzo-speckled cheese boards, beignet mix straight from NOLA, hammered-silver statement earrings, and onward.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads this one isn't about language but who the language holds those niggas who say my name like it's good news those who let me know my blood is speckled sapphire.
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New Yorkers welcomed speckled Asian pears; papaya with its lode of dripping black seeds; rough-skinned litchi disclosing creamy white flesh; knobby cherimoya with guts of custard; star fruit with its sharp angles and plasticized shine.
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Your dream millennial lifestyle aesthetic is only a DIY indoor succulent oasis away — complete with starter succulents, hanging planters, preserved moss, terrarium tools, and speckled pots — all you need to decide is where to plant them.
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If SpaceX is able to consistently land all — or even most — of its first-stage rockets, it will mean a tremendous reduction in the cost of sending stuff up to the great, star-speckled darkness beyond.
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When the pikelets are cooked—browned on each side, one side smooth the other speckled—I dish them out, put on Ali Farka Toure, sit on my own kitchen floor, open the newspaper, and start eating.
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The company, which brews ales such as Old Speckled Hen, said it would look to mitigate the impact of the Brexit decision, including that arising from its exposure to foreign exchange movements due to overseas sourcing.
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E. Isabella Gilbert's Dimple-Maker (aka the "Dimple Digger") played on America's desperate yearning for dimples, debuting in 1936, the same year when Shirley Temple's dimples speckled the nation in posters for her new movie Dimples.
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The signs that you see speckled across the city are historic relics of the Cold War, harking from a time when New York City had 18,000 fallout shelters that could house up to 11 million people.
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Five clear, brightly colored dots tilting over a shadowy planet speckled with craters immediately light up the language centers of your brain: They look too clear and simple not to mean something equally clear and simple.
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South Coast Plaza — a luxury shopping center in Orange County, California speckled with recognizable luxury brands like Balenciaga, Chanel, Gucci, and Christian Louboutin — may be seeing a decline in visitors recently because of the coronavirus scare.
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Here Mr. Lee draws wind carefully but freely through an old flute as Ms. Halvorson's 18-string harp guitar gently surrounds him, playing speckled melodies, then long single notes, and finally a few warm, pacifying chords.
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It took place on the windswept sidelines of the Hippodrome D'Auteuil, on a grassy knoll speckled with wildflowers, where two big aluminum pipes had been laid above ground, along a garbage bag-covered pair of runways.
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We drove past the Ethiopian war cemetery, fields of cactus and a herd of camels, and then the Asmara escarpment came into view: a barrier of acacia-speckled mountains that extends almost to the Red Sea.
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At Frieze New York last month, Matthew Marks Gallery showed a speckled and contorted coil by the ceramic artist Ken Price, while Parrasch Heijnen showed craggy forms by Julia Haft-Candell, one of Price's artistic heirs.
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At this time of the year, when the crabs are molting, their bodies are fattier than the rest of the year, producing pockets of egg white-like morsels of luscious crab fat speckled throughout the tender meat.
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The pub operator, which brews beers such as Greene King IPA and Old Speckled Hen, said that it was making contingency plans to protect against disruption if Britain leaves the trading bloc next March without a deal.
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Unsurprisingly, the two labels are going out with a bang, channeling Clueless vibes with bright pink and yellow plaids and topping those off with some speckled jackets, hats, and other accessories (of course there's a fanny pack).
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A host of storage and smart grid technologies, together with efficient lights, smart thermostats, demand response technology, and dispatchable green (geothermal, hydropower) and speckled beige (natural gas, biomass) power sources are more than sufficient to achieve balance.
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El-Saieh's three large acrylic paintings, including one that is eight feet high by twelve feet wide, suggest from a distance speckled veils of atmospheric color, predominantly gray and white, red and blue, or green and yellow.
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Foster & Rye Camping Style Speckled Enamel Cocktail Shaker Set, $18.17Some like to unwind after a long day with a cold beer or a heavy pour of merlot, some would rather shake up a Martini or a Cosmopolitan.
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The owner of a fish market in suburban Washington was sifting through his daily seafood delivery from Maine in late December when he came across a curious find: a lobster with a speckled, orange-and-black shell.
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The house teamed with the cabinetmaker Rose Saneuil, who spent about 25 hours on each dial, inlaying 224 pieces of sycamore, parchment, speckled maple, hornbeam, tulip wood, beech and other woods as well as mother-of-pearl.
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Last month, the brewer of Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale agreed to the bid from Hong Kong-listed CK Asset, which said it was seeking to increase its UK presence even as Brexit concerns loom large.
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The main highway between Johannesburg and Cape Town takes travelers through the Great Karoo, a vast desert of reddish-brown earth speckled with scrub vegetation and seemingly populated by nothing more than a loping springbok or two.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. gave the first speech of his campaign in a Teamsters hall to an audience speckled with the black and gold of the International Association of Fire Fighters, which endorsed him.
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But Mr. Trump, the 19th occupant of the White House to also serve as the honorary president of the Boy Scouts of America, ultimately speckled his remarks with political speech that proved startling at a Scout gathering.
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A mouse, a fox, a lavender bunny, a swooping speckled owl: Most of the animals have eyes shaped like human ones, which make them look more sophisticated — knowing, mischievous, sometimes sad — than your average picture-book fauna.
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As I went from door to door and floor to floor at twilight, it was easy to sense what agents will face: uncertainty and unfamiliarity, speckled with chaotic radio chatter, aggressive crowds, small arms fire, even pyrotechnics.
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The film follows a chronological format speckled with sudden flashbacks and flashforwards that can be jarring at first — including repeated cuts to Laaksonen's killing of a Soviet parachutist, which becomes a shorthand for the trauma of persecution.
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The most striking groups of work in the show, however, are his two bodies of large-scale paintings, one grimly monochromatic and speckled with affixed Polaroids, the other dazzlingly colorful but embedded with small scenes of violence.
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"I love mixing and matching them and there are so many options in the collections to make great outfits, but if I had to pick it would probably be the speckled pant and bra top combo," she shared.
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If dogs lick their paws after being on the street, or stick their face in a snowbank speckled with salt, they can get sick, though they'd have to eat a lot of snowmelt for it to be fatal.
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In addition to the Easter Sundae M&Ms that were announced earlier this year, Mars will also debut Malt M&Ms Mini Eggs: crispy malt candies that are covered in milk chocolate and coated with speckled candy shells.
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Manheimer is among 2500 companies founded by Jews, including the watchmaker F. L. Löbner, the luggage maker M. Würzt & Söhne and the cobbler Breitsprecher, that once speckled the streets of Berlin around the area known as the Hausvogteiplatz.
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To meet them, Mr. Cooper lean and bearded in a chambray work shirt, Ms. Glock showing off a russet bob that complemented her gray-speckled top, you would be hard-pressed to say just what sets them apart.
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Trilobites Speckled with lesions across its dried, ghastly face, the nearly 500-year-old child mummy buried in a church in Naples, Italy, was long thought to be the earliest evidence of smallpox during the Italian Renaissance period.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, it seems that in the real world, tanning salons are kept pretty clean, and if you waltz in wearing a pair of lime-green speedos with pustules littering your speckled crotch, you're unlikely to be too welcome.
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And she accessorized the dress with a pair of Off-White pumps, a green crystal clutch by Onna Ehrlich, speckled red and yellow rectangular Rosie Assoulin x Morgenthal Frederics sunglasses (her favorite style) and oversize drop earrings by AS29.
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And hence the design-friendly lineup: Instead of the mysterious chocolates and questionable rice krispies treats of yore, Sunday Goods has lemon rosemary hard candies and pretzel-speckled milk chocolates, with 10 mg and 229 mg of THC, respectively.
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In between came palatial skirts with croissants of fabric creating width across the hips, frilled frock coats, capes and cavernous sleeves, leather breastplates, some elaborately fringed logomania — much of it speckled with wormholes, the better to slip through time.
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While the bluebird was successfully repelling the flock of starlings, I later discovered, a tiny house wren was pulling all the moss and all the speckled eggs out of the nest box on the other side of the house.
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Not only did Jenner contemplate cow-print manicure — "We'll see if that happens any time soon," she told Allure — she actually went for it, showing of a super-chic white and black-speckled manicure in her most recent Instagram Story.
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The judgement in Weyerhaeuser Co. v United States Fish and Wildlife Service will be important not only for the three-inch-long, warty, speckled frog but for the fate of a long-standing principle of judicial deference to federal agencies.
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Jacobs uses a paring knife to slice the top off each speckled shells, separating the yolk from the white in his hand—until a slight slip, or maybe a tremor, crushes the shell, sending yolk and white into the trash.
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It wouldn't be my go-to everyday blade simply because I don't get much skin irritation when shaving but if you're one of the lucky few be-speckled with razor bumps then this might be a good if pricey solution.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)The small dorm room in Kirkuk, with gray-speckled terrazzo floors and wooden cots, was home to Monaly Najeeb and six other Christian women after ISIS took hold in Mosul and they were forced to abandon college.
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However, Chef Doomie then impales it with a wooden stick, smears it with a creamy vegan "shmaltz" that he makes in-house, wraps it with bean curd skin, batters it, and then dredges it in a highly seasoned, pepper-speckled flour.
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Then he heard the sirens, which took him back to the beach, to the gray sand and Darline's sable face, her indigo jogging suit, Paris's red shirt, and his own orange-and-green-speckled vomit at the fast-food place.
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And veils shadowed Simone Rocha's posy-speckled bubble tulle twist on her Chinese heritage, featuring paintings of Tang dynasty concubines sourced from Hong Kong flea markets — "imitations of imitations," she said backstage — all offset by cool culottes and belted jackets.
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If it's pasta you want, Mr. Griffin has a glossy, chile-speckled bowl of spaghetti acqua pazza with littleneck clams and cherry tomatoes, and while the sauce is thicker and glossier than a normal acqua pazza, it is very good.
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Shards of shattered glass speckled the streets in front of the building, and onlookers described streets stained with blood as residents, patrons and workers, shellshocked by the explosion, bleeding and covered in dust and ash stumbled away from the fire.
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After studying in the United States, Antonio leaves the sundress-speckled parks of San Francisco to return to the political morass that is Ecuador after a phone call from Leopoldo; they finally have a shot at running for political office.
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And even after facing some thousands, I'm never bored to see that speckled silver beast glimmering on my cutting board, and I openly smile every time the wildly counterintuitive scent of fresh watermelon wafts up when you split it open.
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His characters crumple, bellow and gesticulate as if they've got a huge stage they need to fill; his blotchy, wriggling lines magically fall together into the contours of a worn-out suit or the light on a litter-speckled stairwell.
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Hemingway—"a huge, red man, in hairy speckled tweeds," an Englishwoman working in the Republic's press office recalled—had been hired by a newspaper syndicate to write dispatches for a thousand dollars apiece, while he gathered material for his fiction.
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A boy's voice quiets right around the same time that he is cluelessly steeped in his own body odor, his face may be speckled with pimples or he could be sprouting hair from his upper lip to his lower legs.
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The chicory family is a large one, though, and other members come in other colors, such as the fetchingly speckled yellow-cast Castelfranco; pale green broad-leafed escarole; curly endive (blanched for salads); or pointy Belgian endive, which can be ivory or pink.
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RATING: 4 SVENS Set in Panorama Bar, just as the speckled yellow light of morning enters through the ashen windows, huskyboy9000's stark account of clubbers by day, titled here Panorama bar sunday afternoon Steffi, promises a little more than it perhaps delivers.
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It's got a similar design with a nice speckled design, works with Moment's excellent mobile photography lenses of which I'm a huge fan of, speaker grilles that redirect the sound forwards, and a physical shutter button for use with Moment's own camera app.
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Greene King, the brewer of Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale, surged to a more than 3-year high to match a 850 pence a share offer from CK Asset Holdings, which was founded by Hong Kong's richest man Li Ka-Shing.
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MDMA, whether it's finding its way into your speckled pills and grubby baggies, or being used for clinical trials, is made up of an equal mix of two forms—or "enantiomers"—which are seemingly identical but actually mirror images of each other.
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But sheep have been recorded since antiquity across the Middle East, and the modern breed's name echoes the ancient Biblical story from Genesis in which the patriarch Jacob took "every speckled and spotted sheep" as wages from his father-in-law, Laban.
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" Instead of a placid "inner life," speckled with wonders like a coral reef, McCrae, both pursuer and pursued, a black man raised to fear himself and people like him, has no escape: "Even in my dreams," he writes, "I'm in your dreams.
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"As things continue in this direction, the question arises whether reform and opening up will come to a halt and totalitarian rule will return," Professor Xu said in the essay, written in a densely classical style speckled with recondite phrases and historical allusions.
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The eggshells with pigment showed speckled patterns as well, and in modern birds there is some evidence that such patterns help birds distinguish their own eggs, particularly from so-called nest parasites, like the cuckoo, that lay eggs in other birds' nests.
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Playing in the inaugural season of the Big3 league this year, his hair and beard speckled with gray, Abdul-Rauf, 48, continued to bow his head, close his eyes and pray during the playing of the anthem, which he maintains symbolizes oppression.
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Elisa Paganelli's textured digital artwork extends the winsome story with a cozy version of space, a soothing, star-speckled blue rather than bottomless black, and watched over by the eager, anthropomorphized "queen," who cheers as the Eagle lands right between her eyes.
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See, for example, Fortuny pleated silks in jewel tones mixed with sheer skirts and collegiate knits speckled with actual jewels (or Swarovski versions); crisp buttonless shirting (good) sometimes layered over sheer turtlenecks (not so much); and a nicely tailored jacket here and there.
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CreditCreditRoger Kisby for The New York Times Before it reached Lisa Maichin's cozy living room in Queens, her Christmas tree — now speckled with delicate crochet angels and glinting bulbs — spent five days being hacked, hauled and hawked across a supply chain in flux.
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Last year a wren killed a chickadee nestling on my watch, so when I heard the unmistakable trilling of a house wren calling for a mate, I looked reflexively toward the bluebird box where the chickadee was sitting on five speckled eggs.
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Google -- Both of its spots -- one featuring the military, the other about how words are translated -- were arresting and on-point in terms of its brand, providing a ray of hope about the human experience, speckled with fleeting acknowledgment of the darker side.
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At the top center, a gray brushstroke loops down in a funky, inverse reiteration of the framing device used in the upper portions of "Tremble, Trample," while multi-layered gray-and-violet patches jostle against clouds of speckled black and gold across the bottom edge.
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The brewer of Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale said total comparable sales for Pub Company, through which it manages its chain of about 2,13 pubs, restaurants and hotels, rose 2.9% in the year ended April 28, helped by investments, sunny weather and the football.
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The residence, with its sweeping vistas of the Los Angeles skyline and coast, represents a quintessential Hollywood party house with low-slung couches and a well-lit pool snuggled into a corner where the roof, speckled with hundreds of skylights, curves into the ground.
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He just released a video for the title track (this is a live version, captured at the Brooklyn space National Sawdust) with a speckled and dreamlike aesthetic — and an overlay of Doug Aitken-like abstract highway shots — that matches its windswept and soaring sound.
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Traveling across Mexico to document, research and adapt recipes, Ms. Quintana often looked to local producers and cooks for practical knowledge, studying the indigenous ingredients she found in home kitchens, whether along stony waterfronts or across agave-speckled flatlands, in adobe pueblos or apartment buildings.
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"The Road" is centered on a wavy blue line that might be a tree trunk, a road, or just a line, and the speckled white birches in his Klimt homage "The Kingdom" become an Op Art swathe of stripes in the canvas's upper third.
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Tory Burch tunneled even later, channeling Princess Diana, which got Ms. Burch thinking about rose gardens and the 1980s, which led her to fragile garden-party frocks with handkerchief hemlines; shirred go-go party dresses speckled in posies; blowzy harem pants and voluminous sleeves.
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They are remarkable animals, spending most of their lives on the ocean and visiting land only to pack tightly together on the rocky cliffs of northeastern Canada and Greenland for a few months each summer while the females lay their one speckled blue egg.
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