Check out this video of our favorite celebrity spew moments.
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Naturally, he just had to spew his views on Twitter.
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"Talking can spew out aerosol particles very easily," Tierno says.
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Factories off the coast of Singapore spew greenhouse gas emissions.
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It degrades his memory to spew bile in his name.
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A smoke machine on stage continued to spew out smoke.
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Do they spew a lot of thoughts out at random?
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I spew until there is just nothing left in me.
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One collision can spew out thousands of pieces of debris.
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These strange stars can spew mucus as a defense when harassed.
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These suck up precious fresh water and spew out greenhouse gases.
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At least one continues to spew lava at a rapid rate.
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We didn't have anything, so don't spew that stuff on me.
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Certainly, people who spew odious things like racism will be condemned.
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Unlike cysts, blackheads, or whiteheads, lipomas don't ooze or spew pus.
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Factories and cars that spew toxins ruin the air for everyone.
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Neither do they spew tons of fish waste or chemical pollutants.
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In short, the human body will spew data like never before.
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"I feel strongly about womankind when I hear him spew," she continues.
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You allow Trump to spew far worse, daily and suspend Rose McGowan?
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Minter's right eye opened up and his nose began to spew blood.
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Phones don't just leak data; they spew it out like a fountain.
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Nobody everybody believes the b——- you spew after you make a mess.
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Would he pay fines of players giving Nazi salutes or spew racism?
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Post-spew, Sheila no longer has a heartbeat and is probably undead.
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She coughed as if she were trying to spew her lungs out.
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Up around Jupiter, Io's eruptions spew gas that's dense with charged particles.
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"He has ample venues to spew his hateful diatribes," Mr. Scahill said.
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Some volcanoes like Hawaii&aposs Kilauea, directly spew this type of molten rock.
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When that happens, the same cement-forming ingredients spew skyward, as pozzolana ash.
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The old engines spew smoke into the already filthy air of Philippine cities.
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Thankfully, not everyone was dropping by to spew hateful messages at the couple.
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It also doesn't spew dangerous steam all over the deck of the carrier.
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It might have worked for another candidate without the lewd, spew of egomania.
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I had to keep stopping to spew it out but I did it.
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Left untreated, diesels spew out 20 times more NOx than their petrol equivalents.
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They've also been living close to industries that spew climate change-accelerating pollution.
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But when the debate is at its worst, candidates spew anti-immigrant vitriol.
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The bots in question are unmanned accounts that automatically spew content onto Twitter.
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YouTube has helped blathering snake oil salesmen spew their toxic garbage to millions.
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The volcano continues to spew ash and could erupt explosively at any moment.
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On a steady platform, their research concluded, cows likely won't spew their cud.
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We have the power to resist these technologies and the garbage they spew.
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There are people on both sides who spew hate and discontent; ignore them.
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The volcano then continued to spew ash, rocks and gas into the air.
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"And if you spew I'll blow chunks, so I shall not hurl," Carvey replied.
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And aircraft emit more than carbon dioxide: They spew particles, nitrogen oxides, and sulfates.
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Since patches are worn all the time, unlike wrist gadgets, patches spew data continuously.
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Their multihome, private-jet lifestyles spew prodigious amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Motorists whose idling cars spew fumes into the air, polluting the atmosphere for everyone.
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Make polluting expensive, and it would cut the amount of greenhouse gases people spew.
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Instead, they saw the word "feminism" and decided to spew hate in the comments.
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They have seen Kilauea's east rift zone spew lava as recently as November 2014.
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Want to be part of the Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare (SPEW)?
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As they voyage through the solar system, they spew specks of ice and rock.
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The tweet comes after Hawaii's Kilauea volcano began to spew lava in recent days.
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" "We didn't have anything," he went on, "so don't spew that stuff on me.
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Unlike Glenn Beck, Hannity has been allowed to spew baseless conspiracy theories with impunity.
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So don't spew that stuff on me, I get real tired of that crap.
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Gillis then continued to spew out insults when talking about eating at Chinese restaurants.
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The spew is distantly glimpsable at the volcano's caldera in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park.
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Instead of the TV show you had queued up, a million pop-ups spew out.
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On one hand, shielding users from hateful notifications gives trolls fewer reasons to spew vile.
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"[Once they have it], they will spew it out faster," Geiselman said in a comment.
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Why were the Romans exporting volcanic spew to the far corners of the known world?
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If Khloé were a dragon, we'd give her permission to spew warning fire at him.
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At the bottom, wires spew from a porthole to snake up and down and away.
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People take pictures as fissures spew lava in the Leilani Estates subdivision near Pahoa, Hawaii.
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If you wanted to spew brilliance or idiocy in 140 characters, then so be it.
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Plus, there are signs of cryovolcanoes — volcanoes that spew molten ice instead of hot lava.
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But I've stopped following some people who spew what seems a constant stream of drivel.
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The Iowa Republican does not just spew them, he seems to chew on them delightfully.
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He is quick to express amazement or to spew expletives, often in Greek, when frustrated.
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Others, especially minorities, feel Trump's rise to power has emboldened conservative students to spew vitriol.
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Takata inflaters can explode with too much force and spew debris at drivers and passengers.
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After internal discussions among executives, both companies decided to simply allow Trump to spew unfiltered.
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Diesel engines do spew less carbon dioxide, a cause of global warming, than gasoline engines.
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Stephen Colbert took that as a cue to hurry up and spew some delicious slander.
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Using Lavigne's work, another protester created a Twitter bot to automatically spew out that database.
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Finally won't have to hear you spew hatred towards those who kneel during the national anthem.
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When I get to the end of the hall, my headache intensifies—again—and I spew.
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This surfaced prominently when Twitter users influenced Microsoft's AI chatbot, Tay, to spew out offensive messages.
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Leave it to a singer-songwriter who hates emotions to make unfettered emotional spew powerful again.
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When the software was updated, the backlog was suddenly, automatically, cleared in a spew of tweets.
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But environmentalists are worried that these faster planes will spew more polluting carbon into the environment.
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On Thursday night, Beyoncé's publicist asked members of the Beyhive to not "spew hate" at Curran.
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Heavy trucks—carrying 45 percent more goods than today—spew suffocating carbon dioxide across the land.
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I couldn't spew policy points, crucify a list of NRA affiliates, or give a viral speech.
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And that's before the spew of emissions from planes, trains and automobiles is taken into account.
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The doors of a local movie theater open and spew a festive crowd onto the sidewalk.
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On Australia's Gold Coast, a black car was rigged to spew thick clouds of blue smoke.
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Unfortunately, it was quickly manipulated to spew horrendously racist tweets, at one point denying the holocaust.
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He can still say what he wants to Jones still has ways to spew his bile.
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Ash has continued to spew out from the summit of a Hawaii volcano amid intermittent explosions.
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The Internet has become a place where people can vent their rage and spew hate anonymously.
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People will gleefully spew hateful nonsense at one another in the comments section of a recipe.
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Takata airbag inflaters can explode with too much force and spew shrapnel into drivers and passengers.
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So to maintain a constant speed, they burn more fuel and spew out more carbon dioxide.
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Let the Stormers and the like find some other outlet to spew their venom and hate.
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And it means standing up to your own supporters when they spew offensive or hateful comments.
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Dolphins athletically catch flying fish, which spew from the waters in a Busby Berkeley production circle.
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Io's volcanoes spew huge amounts of sulfur and oxygen into space, loading Jupiter's magnetic field with particles.
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Finally won't have to hear you spew hatred towards those who kneel during the national anthem. Awesome!
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No, and why would he when his world is filled with random blocks that spew gold coins?
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Is blowing bubbles and filling them with upside-down smoke tornadoes that spew fire a lucrative pursuit?
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All he does Is spew hateful, sexist, and racist statements that only serve to divide our country.
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Using her fingers, Dr. Lee squeezes the bumps, and butter-like spirals spew out from each one.
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Sounds like an honest mistake; it's doubtful an ISS astronaut like Kanai would willingly spew false information.
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The vents spew hydrogen-rich hot water, fueling chemical reactions that transform organic compounds into amino acids.
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Rather than absorbing sunlight like plants or devouring other organisms like animals, fungi spew out powerful enzymes.
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Disagreement over basic facts is making it easier for politicians to spew falsehoods without paying a price.
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Propaganda bots spew lines and lies that coat social media with impersonal rhetoric and mass-produced images.
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Without that context, videos like Lombard's and Cruz's can feel like a self-satisfying spew of purchases.
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Their deregulated companies spew poison into the backyards of the poor, far from their own insulated lives.
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Lava continues to spew from fissure 8 of the Kilauea volcano since its initial eruption on May 3rd.
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And content polluters, bots that spew out links to malware and clickbait, more often spouted anti-vaccine tweets.
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"Having a right to spew vile hate does not make it right," he said in a campaign statement.
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So tired of all these LA transplants who come and think they can spew their trash all over.
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You don't know how to just walk up to someone you don't know and spew this random compliment.
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A designer might want to introduce a speedy creature to the game, or one that can spew poison.
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Based on today, so long as they spew their message within the Facebook community rules, they are fine.
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But I also understand his frustration with their anti-American, anti-Semitic hatred that some of them spew.
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Is there any empty text box that isn't taken as an invitation to spew hate and lame jokes?
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For example, people think they can spew hateful language or share insulting images without fear of being discovered.
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After vomiting he would be fine, but he had to spew everywhere first for stress reduction or something.
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Was there no other vitriol you could spew to rile up your base and deepen this country's divide?
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Those looking to spew hatred felt they were vindicated -- and continue to quote Trump's words to this day.
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Hurricane Harvey caused toxic air emissions to spew from refineries in Texas that were forced into emergency shutdowns.
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While diesel cars are heavily criticized for emitting nitrogen oxide, they spew out less CO2 than gasoline equivalents.
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Wouldn't it be nice to not have to listen to your friends spew their political opinions on Facebook?
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More likely, I fear, they will just spew more messages and notifications they think — wrongly — you care about.
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Saskatchewan will also require companies that spew the most carbon to cut emissions by 5 to 15 percent.
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When you're "modded," your responsibility is to silence and remove people who spew inappropriate comments, threats, and requests.
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Packed with computers, these installations consume enormous amounts of electricity, potentially creating a noxious spew of substantial emissions.
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Exposed peatland can spew carbon into the atmosphere for decades, even centuries, after the land is first disturbed.
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Between the lines: Facebook isn't the only platform to struggle with closed-off groups that spew hateful rhetoric.
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"This man should not be afforded a national platform to spew his hate," Ms. Kelly said on Twitter.
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The result is an automated tweet generator ready to spew somewhat nonsensical (or entirely nonsensical) <280-character statements.
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And self-driving cars that rely on gas will still spew greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change.
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And self-driving cars that rely on gas will still spew greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change.
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He gave early warning of a planetary crisis if humans continued to spew carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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It did not spew fire from the exhaust pipes as it left the complex, but it sure was loud.
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It will bring no joy to the person you love so much if you spew hate in her name.
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"Don't hurl cause if you honk I'll spew," Myers said in one of the memorable lines in the film.
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For the past year and a half it appears Twitter has become the platform of choice to spew abuse.
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That's thanks to the 250 billion-odd tons of fossil carbon our cars and factories spew skyward each year.
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But President Trump continues to spew hateful rhetoric, sow division, and stoke racial tensions for his own political gain.
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Exhaust pipes spew pollutants, choking up the 110 freeway and Sunset Boulevard, as cars notch forward inch by inch.
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The sea cucumber's muscles contract and SPLAT go its internals Not all sea cucumbers spew the same stuff, though.
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Essential learnings: Would Wall Street swallow the growth vitamin or spew the loss venom if you had similar financials?
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While monsters spew vile words, artists do not take any delight in such talk because demonization cannot defeat demagoguery.
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The last time the Crawleys had company over, Lord Grantham managed to spew blood all over the dinner table.
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But it would spew large amounts of radiation, spark a mass panic and render vast swaths of land uninhabitable.
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For starters, Aramco's business model is almost entirely predicated on humans continuing to spew carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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It has at least five different craters that spew ash and lava in myriad directions, and countless smaller vents.
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Mr. Johnson, Mr. Cameron and Mr. Osborne all belonged to the upper-crust, drink-until-you-spew Bullingdon Club.
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He is granted license to spew his venomous remarks, at the invitation of one of America's most prestigious institutions.
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King's nativism is "a blemish on an otherwise admirable state...his hate-spew has real world consequences," says Gomez.
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A spew of recent updates (including the name change itself) are seeing that vision begin to come into focus.
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Planes spew out carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, as well as nitrous oxides, which produce the greenhouse gas ozone.
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Airmega tackles all of those problems with the Smart Air Purifier, which is (reasonably) attractive, quiet, and doesn't spew toxins.
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A manufacturing process failure caused a mixture of wood fibers and pulp liquor to spew throughout the northern Florida county.
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The Earth's climate is changing, thanks in part to the gigatons of greenhouse gases we spew into the atmosphere annually.
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Servers spew directions at Tess so fast that I became overwhelmed and invested in her success at clearing the dishes.
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The prospect of having a hit show back on the air didn't make Barr more hesitant to spew her opinions.
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Behind the shield of a fake name, anyone has the power to spew words of hate without bearing any repercussions.
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At some 4,700 feet beneath the sea, marine scientists filmed a shrimp spew glowing matter, or bioluminescence, from its mouth.
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The preview suggested a confrontational sit-down interview that would give Jones a huge platform to spew his cruel lies.
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If the findings are confirmed, Europa would be the second moon in the solar system known to spew water plumes.
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"Chilling to listen to this man spew hateful bile and be in line to win state primary," another commenter wrote.
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The goal is to steadily replace Europe's diesel-powered trains, which spew toxic soot and carbon dioxide into the air.
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We're past the time when having a Jewish son-in-law makes it okay to spew paranoia and conspiracy theories.
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Clapper's North Korean counterpart would spew anti-American vitriol, and if Clapper interjected, he would simply yell over the director.
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Flamethrower company Throwflame has created a device you can attach to a personal drone to spew flames into the air.
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Lava and hazardous fumes continued to spew on Hawaii's Big Island on Monday, four days after the Kilauea volcano erupted.
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If the water was drained away due to an attack or accident, the rods would burn and spew radioactive fallout.
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There are diehard haters that will spew vitriol at every new entry like it's trying to kill their own kin.
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Racism never helps anything and we can't allow someone like Trump to spew his hate and get away with it.
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Those behind me looked sickly and a few had begun to spew the black pus Klimt had leaked behind him.
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Cryovolcanoes are ice-world versions of volcanoes that spew out water, ammonia, and methane instead of ash and molten rock.
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All three companies have said they will upgrade the software in millions of cars that spew excessive levels of pollutants.
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We now spew carbon dioxide, the main human-produced greenhouse gas, at a rate of 2.4 million pounds per second.
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It was fun to wake up every morning and spew a hurried black scrawl all over those straight blue lines.
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Intensive farms soak up scarce water and fly their produce around the world in aeroplanes that spew out carbon dioxide.
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That leaves Trump free to grab his phone at all hours to shove and to smear and to spew falsehoods.
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Factories stretch to the horizon and smokestacks spew out who-knows-what, leaving a rotten-egg taste in the air.
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The fire roared on in the backcountry, continuing to spew ash from the dry brush and trees it was consuming.
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Some of Io's volcanoes spew lava dozens of miles into the sky; its surface is peppered by lakes of lava.
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And it's overlooking any set of words or warnings that spew from Trump's mouth because we're all just so mad.
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Tagliabue is a disgrace for the way he handled concussions and enabled Elliot Pellman to spew junk science, but—but!
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De Luna envisions industrial versions of the technology built into objects that spew CO2, like car tailpipes and industrial smokestacks.
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It's just about judgement day for Volkswagen, which has admitted rigging its diesels to spew more pollution than the law allows.
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Now we wear watches and wristbands that spew a continuous stream of telemetry about their owners' heart rates, locations, pacing, etc.
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Complicating matters is the fact that these sponges are not helpless—they spew a chemical defense to prevent overgrowth and predation.
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"The First Amendment guarantees the rights of bigots to spew hateful, fearful, anti-immigrant rhetoric on television and Twitter," Vance added.
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Instead, you're only able to view the black hole, which doesn't do much aside from occasionally spew out seemingly random numbers.
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But, Manion realized, none of the people she reached out to continued to spew hate, and that made her feel powerful.
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We hear them spew a steady mantra of terms like "price gouging," and "corporate greed" whenever they go after those industries.
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Shortly after TMZ reported Miller's death, fans took to the comments section of Grande's Instagram to spew hate and assign blame.
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At home, due to unreliable electricity supplies, many Nigerians rely on generators, which spew out noxious fumes often in unventilated areas.
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In the short term, lab-grown meat could lead to less warming, because it doesn't spew that methane like real cows.
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For all its benefits to society, public transport is a relative hotbed for racists to spew hate in a public setting.
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Democratic and Republican operatives have to suppress the all too human desire to let negative stories spew out about their opponents.
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That adults with pneumonia usually infect no one else, while toddlers readily spew out the same germs — often at their grandparents.
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As for Duke, I expect he take full advantage of the opportunity to spew his hate before a statewide audience Wednesday.
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As lava continues to spew from Hawaii&aposs Kilauea Volcano, the eruption is forever changing the landscape on the Big Island.
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I ask a police officer standing nearby if he's conflicted about protecting those who spew such an unbelievable amount of hate.
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Geysers have been observed on Saturn's moon Enceladus, and water vapour plumes appear to spew from the surface of Jupiter's Europa.
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" Pruitt claims in the lawsuit that Thomas would spew hurtful comments about her "weight, looks, voice, songwriting ability, maturity and intelligence.
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This playbook directs industries to question the science, create controversy, shift the blame, invoke "freedom" and pay spokespeople to spew misinformation.
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Refined and burned as gasoline or jet fuel, it will spew carbon into the air, raising the temperature of the planet.
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"They used to wear hoods, now they don't even wear their hoods and spew hatred, and bigotry, and bias," McAuliffe said.
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Though, it's possible that reliable, cheap, alternative biofuels that spew less carbon into the air will one day be widely adopted.
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Those coal-fired power plants also spew out lead, arsenic, dioxin, acid gases, as well as cancer-causing chromium and selenium.
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However gross it may sound, it's O'Rourke's ritual, and he seems to see the humor (or maybe the spew-more?) in it.
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The Alabama Republican Party is welcome to our opinion as well, and we reject the egregious comments Mr. Bonner continues to spew.
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He joins a spew of recent internal promotions by Atomico, including Carolina Brochado and Teddie Wardi, who both became Partners in January.
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The Drax Power Station in Yorkshire, England, used to spew out millions of tons of carbon dioxide a year by burning coal.
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Over thirteen thousand feet below the surface, hundred-foot hydrothermal vents spew black, 690 degree fluid like chimneys from the ocean floor.
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With a whitehead on your chin, you can squeeze it gently and watch a little pile of pus spew up almost instantly.
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The amount of ash a volcano will spew out is hard to predict during an eruption, but not so for electrical discharges.
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Give it enough, and it will spew out liquid like a faucet, right into the mouth of a strange fuzzy orange ball.
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The overseer's voice continues on a loop, while all of the helpful Mr. Handy robots around the vault spew out cheerful advice.
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Multiple fissures continue to spew up hot lava flows, which have blocked roads and damaged dozens of buildings on Hawaii's Big Island.
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"This country should in no way tolerate the hatred that the KKK, neo-Nazis, fascists and other hate groups spew," he said.
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I couldn't eat before I played because I felt like I was going to spew over the keyboard for the entire evening.
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"For somebody to use the privilege of Parliament, the privilege of this platform, to spew such hate is beyond comprehension," Aly said.
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We know how it ends with the creation of a mutant creature able to spew radioactive breaths at 80 miles an hour.
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The vulnerability of the Muslim population is evidenced by the venom a public figure can spew against them without suffering any consequences.
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Joining the dots, supercomputers generate weather maps and spew out forecasts by matching them with similar weather patterns recorded in the past.
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And so they just spew their chemical waste into the thing and they don't have to put filters, and stuff like that.
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Rosetta watched the comet spew gas and dust as it neared the Sun, creating the coma, beginning in the summer of 2015.
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Many of the cars are old and spew fumes in a range of colors that produce a particular taste on the palate.
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"For somebody to use the privilege of Parliament, the privilege of this platform, to spew such hate is beyond comprehension," she said.
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Just like white supremacy, it flourishes like a plague when cynics and bigots inflame painful divisions and spew hate for political gain.
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Microsoft did the same after users quickly found a way to get an artificial intelligence-powered social chatbot to spew racial slurs.
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The pond is a forbidding pool from which mists slowly spew; the willow tree on which Rusalka rests is twisted and creepy.
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For one, there are no patents or trademarks to worry about infringing, so any factory can spew them out by the thousands.
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They remained unflappable even — and maybe especially — as Trump continued to spew sexist and racist rhetoric on the campaign trail and beyond.
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Its 440,000 members spew conspiracy theories, Islamophobia and anti-Semitism (though the forum's moderators do at least try to stamp out the latter).
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It can be hard to measure black holes unless they actually do something, like when they slam together or spew jets of matter.
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Perhaps the saddest thing about the spew of abuse that Diop has endured is that it's just one instance of a recurring pattern.
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As a result, more carbon dioxide would spew into the ocean and, eventually, into the atmosphere, trapping more heat and warming the planet.
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Since those engines spew out hot air, which is at odds with the cold, low pressure air high in the atmosphere, creating condensation.
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And spew out lies about people and call them names and make defaming claims about their reputation just because he feels like it.
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As a university student, I have witnessed adults spew false information and obviously biased talking points, that were refutable within seconds of research.
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Now the Eiffel Tower, Buckingham Palace, LA's Chinese Theater, DC's Capitol Building and NYC's Flatiron Building can spew rainbows, shoot lightning and more.
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One day, users could superimpose an animated mustache on their faces, and another day, they could have rainbow vomit spew from their mouths.
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Allowing Enoch to take center stage, precisely because of his disturbing viewpoints, gives him a new platform from which to spew his hate.
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Five days after Hawaii's Kilauea volcano blew its top, the flow of lava continued to spew from fissures that snaked through surrounding neighborhoods.
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On Titan, clouds spew hydrocarbons like methane and ethane - which are gases on Earth - in liquid form due to the moon's frigid climate.
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A back-room favor that would allow super-polluting trucks to spew harmful pollutants into the air that people breathe is not acceptable.
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But they can still spew radiation from outside their event horizon, the result of interaction with gas and stars that come too close.
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Just because the scooters themselves don't spew out carbon dioxide, doesn't mean the process of making, charging, and transporting them is emission-free.
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On a ton for ton basis, cement plants spew more carbon dioxide than any other manufacturing process, according to the International Energy Agency.
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Instead of a broad carbon tax, Mr. Scheer would impose an unspecified fee on big corporations that spew unusually large amounts of carbon.
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There was little to no outrage, and Dobbs remains on air to spew his disgusting disdain for Americans practicing their First Amendment rights.
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The F.D.A. knew when it first allowed morcellators for uterine surgery that there was a chance the devices could spew hidden tumors around.
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Google would rather send Walker to spew a bunch of legalese than hold its own leaders accountable, just like it did last year.
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The less time the trucks spend idling, the less exhaust they will spew into an area once known as "asthma alley," officials said.
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These are the sudden explosions of plasma and particles that spew from the sun and could potentially knock out power grids on Earth.
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In the coming weeks, expect more big, bad food manufacturers to spew vitriol at these apparently innocuous changes to the iconic Nutrition Facts label.
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Corporations spew out further corporations—shells within shells—simply to make it hard for ordinary human beings to understand what they are up to.
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There's an important lesson for us humans in just how quickly Microsoft's chatbot learned how to spew out racist, sexist and other hateful messages.
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Interesting to see if Twitter bans this when it allows people like Trump and Milbank spew the satanic filth upon even my country #KKKINNEWTONARDSPICKETMOSQUETHEDAYIMADEMYSHAHDAHOWWEIRDISTHAT?
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And warmer average temperatures mean that spring starts earlier and winter arrives later, giving pollen producers more time to spew their sneeze-inducing particles.
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There are other tools—blogs—you can use if your have more than a few tweets worth of content to spew onto the internet.
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"When I see Trump spew his hatred and tell his gazillion lies, I get pissed off but I also feel really uneasy," Cher said.
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Usually lithium-ion cells are designed so that if they do catch fire, they'll spew their contents through a designated vent of some kind.
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They were obedient to this idea that you could spew out all kinds of disgusting stuff, but they would try to refrain from violence.
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A little way down the street, in Kisumu, a large city in western Kenya, piles of burning tyres spew black smoke into the air.
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When she met him, she was so taken aback by his hotness that she proceeded to spew lies about her own devotion to yoga.
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Alta co-founder and CEO Marc Fenigstein says that while it's nice the bike doesn't spew CO2, the company chose electric power for performance.
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While you spew out vitriol on the interwebs, the algorithm will monitor social posts and can apparently even work out Aussie slang and sarcasm.
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There's widespread worry that, as the permafrost thaws, large amounts of methane will spew into the Earth's atmosphere, worsening the effects of climate change.
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Perhaps on some levels, but it may well not be enough to stop the torrent of toxic sludge Facebook users are prone to spew.
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Volcanoes have this impact because they spew aerosol-rich ashes into the sky, which reflect sunlight back into space, thus cooling the planet slightly.
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"When I see Trump spew his hatred and tell his gazillion lies, I get pissed off, but I also feel really uneasy," Cher said.
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Because he has no bull to sell, and everyone will discover the bull most politicians spew out is for their own causes and benefits.
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Taxes on fossil fuels and carbon emissions provide an economic incentive for companies to reduce the amount of pollution they spew into the air.
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But currently, Twitter's strategy seems to be hiding the abuse from victims rather than aggressively exterminating the trolls that spew hate speech and threats.
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While volcanoes spew greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, marine microbes sequester about 10 gigatonnes of carbon from the air into the ocean each year.
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At night the Square, with its monumental rosy tufa stone buildings, is lit up; the fountains spew through colored lights, music plays, people dance.
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The universe is filled with flashy pyrotechnics, such as exploding stars or flaring black holes, which spew out unfathomable amounts of light and energy.
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Sitting inches away from people making fools of themselves, disrupting a public forum to spew hate and accomplish nothing, how else could you respond?
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First, several prominent US conservative pundits and politicians — known to regularly spew nonsense (and bash China) — have been politicizing the bioweapon rumor for weeks.
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Those convenient aerosol dispensers, in addition to being a total rip-off, spew chemicals all across the sand, where the tide scoops them up.
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For example, years into its management of most ministerial portfolios in Morocco, the Islamist Party of Justice and Development continues to spew Islamist supremacism.
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But with Harbour Air's successful demonstration, more regional flights might gradually become quieter, and spew dramatically less heat-trapping carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Social media has given people a platform to spew hate speech and radical beliefs to other disaffected people, amplifying what are otherwise fringe opinions.
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It dialed back the controls under normal driving conditions, causing the car to spew more toxic nitrogen oxides than a heavy-duty diesel truck.
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You see a comedy, spew popcorn all over the place laughing, and then spend the next several days repeating your favorite jokes to your friends.
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Meanwhile, TV pundits, entertainers and columnists continue to spew the most irresponsible vitriol towards first lady Melania Trump and other women in the Trump administration.
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That is to say, it doesn't spew fantasies of racial harmony, or propagate the worn-out trope of white saviorism (cough cough, like Greenbook did).
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One of my biggest problems with Lahren is that so many platforms give her the time and space to spew her bigotry to the masses.
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Well, I just saw the fight between her and Kourtney and wanted to give Kim a bit more edge by making her spew Nicki's words.
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A total of 82 structures have been destroyed as lava continues to spew out of fissures in the Leilani Estates neighborhood at a high volume.
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Just before the lava outbreak, a magnitude 5.0 earthquake hit the island, causing Kilauea to spew a big plume of pink ash in the air.
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Just ten countries, eight of them Asian, spew two-thirds of all marine plastic litter originating on land (ships shed some, too, particularly old nets).
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"Interesting to see if Twitter bans this when it allows people like Trump and Milbank spew the satanic filth upon even my country," she said.
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It's easy to troll and spew hateful messages behind an unidentifiable username, never really thinking that a mega-celebrity like Kardashian will ever see it.
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Keeping a watchful eye on solar weather is important to keep astronauts and technology safe from highly energetic particles that spew out from our sun.
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And naturally, the media was more than happy to give her a platform so she could spew all of her hatred on national TV, shocking.
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Black holes might seem like cosmic vacuum cleaners, but as they suck up matter from their environment, they can spew high-energy jets of material.
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It can also program microorganisms to spew spider silk, make the scent of roses, glow in the dark and a whole bunch more crazy things.
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The City Council approved a permit for a violent group and its various denominations to congregate and spew their rhetoric throughout the humid summer air.
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" She also claimed the cast and crew she worked with had "spew[ed] their false, jealousy, hateful, discrimination & harass[ed] someone for their sexual freedoms.
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He says Trump likes to spew threats as "political theater," and also because he can't stand NOT getting his way in the most populous state.
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The screaming woman began to spew Muslim stereotypes, and told the woman in the head scarf that "ICE should take her kids away," he said.
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Some of them are erupting in cataclysms as massive black holes in their hearts spew radioactive high-energy particles across the dark sea of space.
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The Kilauea volcano that began erupting more than three weeks ago continues to spew lava, ash and toxic gas on the Big Island of Hawaii.
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"We've given a wide audience to these people, we've made them celebrities, we've allowed them to spew their hate without any restrictions whatsoever," Mulvaney said.
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Resembling the shield volcanoes we see on Earth, Wright Mons would spew an icy slurry of ammonia and nitrogen as opposed to rock and lava.
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The financial framework, namely a carbon price or tax that would force industries to pay for the pollution they spew, has barely started to emerge.
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However, because of this, a lot of anonymous people open accounts and use them to spew some of the most vile things I've ever heard.
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A world that doesn't care what comes after, as long as they can rip it out, burn it, trash it, spew it into the rivers.
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These accounts steal avatars from real people, give themselves fake ethnic names and spew racism that's then boosted by a network of tittering racist tweeters.
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If the simple sleeping pill caused her to spew anachronistic racial epithets in the middle of the night, what else can she blame on it?
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In one, a "superspreader" — a person who has the propensity to spew more germs than others — transmits the virus to a large group of people.
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"The horn honk will be intolerable, diesel fumes and diesel noise will spew forth 24 hours a day underneath peoples' bedroom windows," Mr. Sweeney said.
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Then, studies last year by the British, French and German governments showed that diesel models from almost all manufacturers spew excess pollution in everyday use.
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Photo: Jorge Díaz (Flickr)A federal judge this week sentenced a man in Springfield, Massachusetts, to prison because he hacked ATMs to make them spew money.
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I'm the kind of person who can walk into a hotel room and somehow manage to spew my stuff across every surface in under five minutes.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano that started erupting on May 3 continues to spew red-hot lava into residential neighborhoods as it flows downslope and into the ocean.
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He then scooped up red and black paint with his mouth to spew onto a canvas beneath him, which he later hand signed with a flourish.
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Curiously, no current or former players seem to be whining about the new hazing clause that says players can't be coerced into drinking until they spew.
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Mayon continued to spew lava and ash early Tuesday morning, only a day after the volcano's eruption forced thousands of residents around the area to evacuate.
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They could also manipulate the mechanical arm to hit the vehicle or spew water continuously, making it difficult for a trapped occupant to exit the car.
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It's not just fun and games, though: there's also a serious hacking competition where you have to try to make a giant mechanical dragon spew fire.
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"When I see Trump spew his hate and tell his gazillion lies, I get pissed off and I feel uneasy at the same time," she said.
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An aviation red alert means a volcanic eruption is underway that could spew ash along aircraft routes, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) says on its website.
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At the end of this parade of catastrophes, these bitter men gather around a table and spew resentments about their children, parents, the government and minorities.
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Morgan decided to use his twitter account to spew forth tweets that made it clear that for him the day is an occasion to spite feminists.
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Just type in your occupation and they'll coldly spew out the often dismal odds: landscaping (95% chance of automation), barber (80%), public relations specialist (18%). Ouch.
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Maybe Mr. Hoekstra had watched President Trump spew lies and hate without apology for so long that he thought he could get away with it, too.
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Shadowserver says it sinkholes up to 5 million IP addresses per day, neutralizing malicious firehoses of data that would otherwise spew from botnets and disruptive malware.
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Or, on the other end, a place where people can spew their hate for the world to see and comment on with their own idiotic opinions.
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In one, a "superspreading event," a person who has the propensity to spew more germs than others transmits the virus to a large group of people.
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" Galland added: "This collaboration was great fun, in part because I got to witness Neal spew out gobs of techno-gibberish, which he does very elegantly.
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"Gabby doesn't just spew," said Jussie Smollett, her co-star on "Empire," the Fox series created by Mr. Daniels that is now in its third season.
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The key legal question is whether it matters that the plant does not directly spew waste into the ocean, but instead delivers it indirectly, via groundwater.
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The star's outer layers spew out into space, but the inside implodes, becoming denser and denser, until there is too much matter in too little space.
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"I adopted the 'content spew method' in maybe 2014, after a long period of feeling like I just didn't have anything worthwhile to say anymore," he says.
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Many women are fed up with the men who spew things like "#NotAllMen" instead of listening to the problems the ladies in their lives are struggling with.
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Watching an addict spew verbal diarrhea about everything from the circle of life to mostly-imagined, vindictive grudges is hard to uphold for any length of time.
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An aviation red alert means a volcanic eruption is under way that could spew ash along aircraft routes, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) says on its website.
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Like any form of media in which Trump gets to spew whatever's on his mind, he seems to inherently understand how to use Twitter to great effect.
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As lava continues to spew from Kilauea in Hawaii, the glow of the volcano over the course of a night was caught in a time-lapse video.
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" She also claimed that MTV cast and crew members she's worked with "always plot, schemes, spew their false, jealousy, hateful, discrimination & harass someone for their sexual freedoms.
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Trump's foes, both Democrats and Republicans, often suffer "Trump Meltdowns," syndromes where they spew negative insults and baseless judgments to the media for long periods of time.
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They surround her mage character and spew glowing white spells into the air, an example of the kind of unwanted cybersex that takes place in the tavern.
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I think it's also because confessional writing seems foolish, like only a dumb narcissistic self-obsessed girl would spew and reveal all this shit about her life.
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"Sometimes it is hard for the lava and magma to come out, and when there is pressure, it will spew ash," agency head Gede Suantika told Reuters.
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By rolling back protections against dangerous pesticides and allowing big corporations to spew dangerous chemicals into our air, water and land, the farm bill reestablishes those threats.
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Mr. Trump's tendency to spew hateful words about women, Muslims, refugees, African-Americans and Latinos became an asset, not a liability, among his core group of fans.
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The study has its caveats, said Helgason—they assumed all of the background light came from starlight, but powerful black holes, too, can spew radiation into space.
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Although Microsoft's artificial intelligence-driven bot was hijacked recently to spew racist invective, these kinds of chatbots, already popular in China, avoid the issue with preprogrammed responses.
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In Europe, proportional representation systems have also allowed for the rise of extreme parties, providing them with a platform to spew their hateful views and gain legitimacy.
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His first job was as a "broke hustler" who scrambled to pick up sheets of paper that would spew off the machine when a roll unexpectedly broke.
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They labor in the region's endless orchards, made possible by sophisticated irrigation systems, but at home their faucets spew toxic water tainted by arsenic and fertilizer chemicals.
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Every day, a few hundred such stem cells spew out blood cells that begin dividing rapidly into the 10 billion needed to replace those that have died.
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He notes Candace has every right to spew half-baked theories in the U.S. of A. Candace Owens Was Defending Donald Trump & T.I Wasn't Having it pic.twitter.
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But there are far better and more productive ways of doing that than by giving Bannon a free pass to spew pro-Trump propaganda on his show.
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At first they did not want to leave, but when they saw that it continued to spew ash and steam yesterday afternoon they were forced to go.
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These vehicles, though, are not like penguins, designed to take in energy only to spew it back out and into the mouth of whatever chick wanders by.
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All day and night they can spew their ignorance on Facebook and Twitter, and their reach goes well beyond the loading dock or a lead-lined bunker.
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In other words, if someone won't figuratively stay out of your uterus, you might as well literally spew some discarded uterine lining on his or her likeness.
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The grim update came as an explosion caused the volcano to spew toxic ash and rubble nearly a mile into the air and triggered a 5.5-magnitude earthquake.
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The Malaysian authorities have not revealed any details, but they have threatened the North's ambassador with expulsion if he continues to "spew lies and accusations" about their investigation.
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But in this environment of fear and ignorance and hatred, an incondite environment this President and his supporters gleefully encourage, it's becoming acceptable to spew that hatred openly.
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The problem is, if these gigantic batteries begin to experience thermal runaway, the batteries can quickly overheat, causing them to spew toxic gases, or worse, start on fire.
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There's a certain degree of grisly irony that goes along with having a lovely cake spew homophobic vitriol at its incumbent devourers vis-à-vis brightly colored frosting.
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I've never experienced anything quite like hiding behind a tree while watching a gigantic, winged Anjanath contend with a wild, unpredictable Pukei-Pukei that loves to spew poison.
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Heat from the souped-up turbos generates diesel NOx up to 22025 times over the limit; gasoline equivalents lose fuel-efficiency and spew fine particles and carbon monoxide.
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During a radio interview with John Catsimatidis that aired Sunday, Rangel said he admires Ryan personally, but he thinks the GOP is full of people who spew hate.
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That he should spew vitriol when asked to do so, however, speaks volumes about who he is as a person and how he would conduct a Trump presidency.
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What bothers me most about this tweet is the sheer arrogance with which you spew your vile Paul Simon hate speech across the internet for all to see.
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In March, he ordered a review of the Clean Power Plan (CPP), an Obama-era regulation that limited the amount of greenhouse gases that power plants could spew.
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It used to be love, it used to be unity, but our city has allowed hate groups to think it's OK to come here and spew their hatred.
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If angry voters spew, it's not about you, it's about that unpopular vote that you cast, or the tough political environment for your party or because they're uninformed.
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Each year, their Marines storm South Korean beaches together, their tanks spew orange-red flames and their warplanes run mock bombing raids on imaginary North Korean nuclear targets.
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Some MERS patients infected many others after they were put on machines to help them breathe — the mechanisms helped spew viral particles into the air as they exhaled.
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Here are some nice things about electric buses: They don't spew emissions into populated cities; they're quieter than diesel buses, and also are easier and cheaper to maintain.
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Alaska also has most of the nation's active volcanoes, which can spew corrosive ash into flight paths and engines; Bogoslof, in the Aleutian Islands, erupted just this month.
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Volkswagen and Audi have admitted in court documents that rather than inconvenience owners, they rationed the fluid and allowed the cars to spew more nitrogen oxides than allowed.
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"To the ones that come on my page to spew venom and #victimshame you are by far the biggest supporter of my abuser," Kelly said without naming R. Kelly.
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No, he careens far more to the dark side, issuing more than 45,000 tweets and associated pronouncements that often spew venom at targets across the world and societal spectrum.
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A few days after launch, the trifecta of Trump supporters, racists, and homophobes turned this simple fan service app into a cesspool from which to spew bad political opinions.
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As the USGS noted in their tweeted reply, volcanic vents don't just spew lava, they release gases like sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide, which make for a nasty coating.
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Because even though I spew my guts to the world about my single status pretty much daily, I don't like talking about it with the people closest to me.
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Or maybe Uber will develop some kind of fancy photo scanning program that can finally tell the difference between real human spew and a can of Progresso chicken gumbo.
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The infectious, airborne droplets that we spew out into our hands can be easily transmitted to others directly or through the surfaces we absentmindedly touch with our contaminated fingers.
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Not only did the Charlottesville protesters carry their Nazi and racist flags and spew their bigoted chants, but they also openly carried their guns to scare and intimidate others.
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Hunt's not alone: More than a thousand of his neighbors in Martin County regularly have to deal with creaky faucets that sometimes spew liquids of various scents and hues.
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After selling out of the products, which do in fact spew flames but in no way resemble actual flamethrowers, and raising $2 million in the process, Musk changed course.
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Because of technological innovation and also regulation, our nation's electricity generating units do not spew out the black carbon and smog-forming components you'll see and breathe in China.
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The three Kims presided over regimes that spewed — and still spew — bombastic and murderous threats of annihilation far removed from the Marxist-laden pronouncements from the Cold War Kremlin.
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As for the stories that spew like water from a fire hose about chaos in the West Wing, alleged affairs, payoffs and investigations, Trump has chosen not to comment.
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We won't spoil it for you — but if hearing the actress spew gibberish and the phrase "llama shoe" over and over again sounds funny to you, take a look.
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Bauer said he recognizes, intellectually, that he should not talk back on Twitter and elsewhere, but he would rather be authentic — even to a fault — than simply spew clichés.
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If someone's fighting for a $15 minimum wage and they spew a bunch of information, the origin of the money and the amount of the money should be transparent.
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But in the waning days of 2018, public airing of rage is a minute-by-minute spew-fest on Twitter or your choice of the social media du jour.
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So if successful, the vaccine would basically turn cats hypoallergenic by greatly reducing the amount of Fel d 1 they make and eventually spew into our noses and mouths.
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There are about 33,000 cargo ships operating around the world, and each year their engines spew about 900 million metric tons of CO2 and other pollutants into the atmosphere.
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" Trump, he noted, was "not only unable but unwilling to stand up to Putin," affording the Russian dictator "an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world.
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TECH TIP If a scammer has swiped your password and is using your account to spew spam, take action and add measures to help stop it from happening again.
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Park Hyun-soon, an eggplant farmer who lives next to the heap, says the fires spew ash over her greenhouses, blocking light from the plants and ruining her produce.
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If a blowout happened late in the summer or early fall, as sea ice was forming, oil could spew into the Chukchi and Beaufort seas through an entire winter.
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If we accept the anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric our leaders spew, we would alienate and marginalize entire groups of people who are critical components of our society.
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Called to become a Slayer after Buffy's replacement Kendra dies, Faith arrives in Buffy's hometown of Sunnydale, which happens to be placed over a Hellmouth from which vampires spew forth.
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Switching out the source material's soulful slow burn for pedal-to-the-metal adrenaline, LH4L's remix is carried by a frantic dembow rhythm intermeshed with synths that spew out lightbeams.
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" On Friday, Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League said that he was "deeply disappointing that he was given a platform in a church to spew his hateful vitriol.
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" Not to mention that she keeps him laughing: "When I was doing your tattoo removal, I realized you were able to spew out more four letter words than most sailors.
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Mount Mayon in central Albay province remained at alert level 2640, a notch below the highest level, as it continued to spew lava, ash and other superheated material, volcanologists said.
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But the Nation of Islam leader is still allowed to spew his hateful rhetoric, just without verified status, as he continues to have an account on the social media giant.
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It has nothing to do with sexual preference and is very offensive and small-minded to think that way (let alone spew it directly at people like it even matters).
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Today, we know that pulsars are neutron stars, the small but incredibly dense collapsed centers of larger stars, which spew a beam of radiation while they rotate with baffling regularity.
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In the opening scene, Barb (a fabulous Margot Kidder) describes him jokingly as "the Moaner," and the girls gather around to listen to him spew his usual litany of perversions.
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She responds to the comments, which mostly show love, sometimes spew hate, and every now and then offer advice on her case or encourage her to run for political office.
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ELF's flight plan is simple: ten low-altitude (22 mile/500 km) passes over Enceladus' south pole, where cracks in the moon's icy crust spew frozen ocean water into space.
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"It can form around a hot spring or geyser, or in fumaroles," he added, referring to the steaming vents around volcanoes that spew hot, sulfur-rich gases into the air.
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It grows tedious when pedophile priests and loathsome politicians are conveniently dismissed as Satanic, even as they spew biblical verse and prostrate themselves before the cross, recruiting the Christian faithful.
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However, I can't recall the moments of falling in love with her at 25 years old, nor can I remember her face when we would spew vitriol at one another.
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True, there are First Amendment concerns that must be considered, but foreign-based terrorists and groups do not enjoy protection under our First Amendment to spew their calls for violence.
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Twitter has been taking steps to clean up its platform by revoking access rights of malicious apps, fake accounts, and some users that spew hate or violate terms of service.
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The Democrats lied more about this plan than the average person does on their online dating profile, locking arms and agreeing to spew falsehoods no matter how many were debunked.
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We want to spew, but most of us don't, because we're conscious of the fact that our innermost thoughts, opinions, and personal histories are really boring to everyone but us.
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The very first YouTube video I came across from Twitch's new channel was the one below, which shows some dude spewing a stream of spew almost straight at the camera.
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After that, it would be time to find a fallout shelter, because these supereruptions spew billions of tons of ash, volcanic glass, and rock thousands of meters into the air.
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While arguably most people like the fantasy show, we commend him for being brave enough to spew a few fighting words to one of the fiercest fan bases out there.
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To the Editor: The "flame thrower" Stephen Bannon has plenty of forums in which to rant, equivocate, spew lies and send out dog whistles; he needs fewer venues, not more.
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And as he rose through the ranks in corrections and detention centers, he would routinely turn to the neo-Nazi forum Iron March to spew racist vitriol and white supremacy.
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Honda says its most recent issue is unrelated to Takata's massive safety scandal, which involves faults that can cause airbag inflators to explode, under-inflate or spew shrapnel at passengers.
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"We cannot stand by as individuals or organizations or as governments when people spew hatred against, Jews, refugees, Latinos, against any group that some see as the other," Hetfield said.
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Fire Department officials said that the broken valve may have caused steam to spew into the room where the two girls were as their father was in a separate room.
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Most insidiously of all, though our cars no longer spew lead into the atmosphere, all that old lead from the gasoline of the 235s, '2165s, '353s, and '70s didn't vanish.
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My advice: If your religion is causing you to spew out words of hate, judge, or look down on others because of who one loves then you need to change it.
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We knew that people in positions of power and ordinary individuals would use the deaths of the 49 LGBTQ people as a platform to spew more hate against Muslims and Islam.
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A 10-pound satchel of dynamite mixed with less than 2 ounces of cesium (about the size of a pencil eraser) could spew a radioactive cloud over tens of square blocks.
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But Palin has done us a favor by proving that a woman can stumble, babble incoherently on stage and spew snide garbage, and it isn't a blot on the female copybook.
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In an apparent swipe at Trump's division, former president Barack Obama spoke out about the shootings and called on Americans to reject political leaders who spew racist, hateful, and dehumanizing rhetoric.
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When 17-year-old Sonnis Love was scrolling through Twitter last week, she saw that someone she didn't know had tweeted photos of her, and was using them to spew transphobia.
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In a spew of updates since the chatbot officially launched in January, Cleo also lets you take a number of actions, including some based on the financial data it has gleaned.
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We've seen jets of particles spew forth from galactic centers that are far more energetic than those that come from collisions at our highest-energy physics experiment, the Large Hadron Collider.
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"While Washington refused to act and the Americans continued to spew their hatred towards immigrants, Sacramento actively worked to protect our immigrants," he wrote, referring to the state government of California.
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You can indeed build a "wall" to block certain websites that spew jihadist calls for violence and that inspire domestic terrorists such as the one who committed the slaughter in Orlando.
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Nine months later, rotting piles of uncollected waste spew clouds of gas that smell like vomit over the city's fanciest neighborhoods, while the politicians responsible for the debacle remain in office.
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Scientists are making forecast maps to predict what would happen if a fissure of a certain size were to open at a certain location and spew lava at a certain rate.
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Just because I have a different yet equally as important view as you do, it doesn't EVER give you the right to spew hate, cause fear, and interrupt someone else's life.
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It turns a blind eye toward inhumane and environmentally destructive factory farms which cruelly confine animals, spew toxic emissions, and put rural communities at risk by polluting their air and water.
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However, ignoring history only affords a larger platform for a handful of racists to spew their hate while doing nothing to actually address the issue of race relations in our nation.
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So they couldn't use the equipment inside the command module that normally takes all the carbon dioxide that we spew out and sucks that and scrubs that out of the air.
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When it became clear that the synagogue shooting suspect used the alt-right social network Gab to spew anti-Semitism unchecked, PayPal and Stripe finally moved to cut off that platform.
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"A Modest Proposal" lays a template for modern satire, a rhetorical device designed not just to repeat the exaggerations of the ideas people mindlessly spew, but also show why they're ridiculous.
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You build mines, which generate gold, and you can use that gold to create graveyards that spew dead troops and towers that will stop enemy soldiers from attacking your deathly cathedral.
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It must be said that this is Donald Trump, perhaps the most ridiculous person ever elected to any federal office, and the world has come to expect him to spew nonsense.
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And, finally, a mission called TRIDENT would travel to Neptune's moon Triton, an icy place with a possible subsurface ocean; plumes of water even spew out from its surface into space.
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In a singular voice, these companies must reject content promoting groups or individuals on international sanctions lists or those who spew hateful and/or violent rhetoric toward ethnic or religious groups.
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But while diesel vehicles emit lower levels of carbon dioxide compared with their gasoline counterparts and have better fuel efficiency, they spew nitrogen oxides, which cause asthma and are considered carcinogens.
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The international community is currently spending billions of dollars to construct a more permanent enclosure for the site to ensure that it doesn't spew still more radiation into the surrounding area.
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Beyoncé's publicist is asking members of the Beyhive to not "spew hate" at Nicole Curran, the wife of Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob, over the viral Game 3 moment Wednesday night.
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A Banksy casino where all the slot machines spew out currency from countries that no longer exist and all the kings, queens, and princes in the decks of cards have been beheaded?
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As the volcano continues to spew lava, clouds of ash, and deadly laze, the U.S. Geological Survey has been providing constant updates on Twitter on the status on lava and ash clouds.
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On methane-rich planets, as the researchers argued in 2014, photosynthesizers might harvest carbon from methane (CH4) rather than CO2 and spew hydrogen rather than oxygen, leading to an abundance of ammonia.
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"Too often social media is abused by some who find refuge in the anonymity and detachment it provides: misused as a tool to harass, abuse, and spew hatred at others," Diop wrote.
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Former president Barack Obama spoke out Monday about the two deadly mass shootings in Dayton and El Paso, calling on Americans to reject political leaders who spew racist, hateful, and dehumanizing rhetoric.
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"It is quite straightforward to take high-quality input text, spew out extractive summaries pushed up next to one another, and have it look somewhat coherent at a cursory glance," said Bigham.
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I never wanted to go to university to study journalism or media, but I was perfectly happy to spew out daily updates about my school life and my many cool email addresses.
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The 10-minute video features the kind of extractions that spew long and stiff mounds of pus — and for all you fanatics, it's exactly what the doctor ordered on your hump day.
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The team developed a model to investigate how the high-energy X-rays and ultraviolet emissions that red dwarfs spew off cause oxygen in habitable zone planet atmospheres to escape into space.
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Meanwhile, every day that the leak at Porter Ranch goes unplugged, it continues to spew out methane, a potent greenhouse gas with up to 80 times the global warming potential of CO2.
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"For somebody to use the privilege of Parliament, the privilege of this platform, to spew such hate is beyond comprehension," Anne Aly, the body's first female Muslim member, told the Times then.
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The term "supervolcano" means a large volcano with the power to spew rock and debris over such a distance that it can alter the Earth's atmosphere, causing death to humans and animals.
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Ten fissures — cracks in the earth — have emerged and continue to spew lava and hazardous fumes in the Leilani Estates neighborhood, according to an update from the Civil Defense Agency on Sunday.
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"This is a group of neo-Nazis who spew hate openly against our country, against our society, against people with different political opinions, against migrants and also against police," said de Maiziere.
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It might also help to remind his fellow "white rights" activists that they don't have a right to spew every hateful thought that comes to mind when marching through the nation's capital.
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These are called pokéstops, and if you approach them and waggle your fingers on your screen in the right way, they will spew out items that assist in catching and healing pokémon.
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Forward rather than circular, the music is constantly on its feet, hopping from one pitched percussion device to another as Banks mimics the effect in a rapid-fire spew of guttural consonants.
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"To the ones that come on my page to spew venom and #victimshame you are by far the biggest supporter of my abuser," Andrea said on Instagram, without naming her ex-husband.
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Unfortunately, it's yet to be seen if Contiki's technology replicates the headache and taste of spew after a wild night in Budapest, which is surely the most accurate aspect of one's tour.
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Walden, who chairs the House Energy and Commerce Committee, explained that social media companies and lawmakers are struggling to figure out how to regulate those who spew hate and stoke divisions online.
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The explosion killed 28503 workers and set off an underwater spill that would ultimately spew roughly 22019 million gallons of crude oil into the ocean before finally being stopped 87 days later.
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First responders are reportedly ready to evacuate even more residents as fissures continue to crack open in the areas surrounding the volcano, releasing toxic gases and threatening to spew even more lava.
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The airport's initial closure is for 24 hours until early Tuesday but there could be prolonged or repeated disruptions because the volcano may spew ash for weeks or have even bigger eruptions.
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"People do not have a right to stay anonymous so they can spew their racist, misogynist, homophobic garbage," she argued in a series of tweets to her nearly 2628,28503 followers on Thursday.
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"Too often social media is abused by some who find refuge in the anonymity and detachment it provides: misused as a tool to harass, abuse, and spew hatred at others," she wrote.
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However, the EPA's tests showed that even shiny new glider trucks can spew upward of 55 times the amount of pollution of modern trucks that use the current generation of pollution controls.
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In big eruptions, they can spew huge quantities of sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere — exactly what some advocates have proposed as a way to block some sunlight and manually cool the planet.
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Facebook's product policy and counterterrorism executive, Monika Bickert, drew the short straw and had to try to come up with a cogent justification for why Facebook was helping spew ugly political propaganda.
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We operate in a consumer space that's largely shaped by the convenience of mega-retailers like Amazon and the capacity of fast-fashion labels to spew out trendy garments by the minute.
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To me, it seems like white supremacists constitute a pretty bright line: If your site's entire purpose is to spew racial hatred, no respectable company is going to do business with you.
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Dr. Oz is doing a major eye roll at anyone who's using the coronavirus as a way to scapegoat Asian people and spew their xenophobia, 'cause he says we're better than that.
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Trump will spew out a stream of ambiguous tweets, then the hypermacho tough guys Trump has selected will battle viciously with one another to determine which way the administration will really go.
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Fraser Anning from Queensland put out a statement ostensibly condemning the attacks — but then seized the opportunity to spew incendiary and Islamophobic remarks that echoed the rhetoric of the suspected gunman's manifesto.
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They spew out air pollutants like particulate matter and nitrogen oxides that cause serious health effects for wildlife and for people living in the local area, as well as climate-damaging greenhouse gases.
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Geologists warned on Friday that a steam-driven eruption from the Halemaumau crater could spew ash plumes 20,000 feet (6,100 meters) high and spread ash and debris up to 12 miles (19 km).
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Enceladus also has a subterranean ocean beneath its crust, but unlike the Jovian moon, its south pole features geysers that constantly spew ocean water out into space—offering free samples, so to speak.
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A little further down the cosmic street lies Enceladus, whose south pole plumes spew seawater full throttle all the time, offering free samples to any spacecraft that happen to be in the neighborhood.
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At about 4:30 PM, lava and "white, hot vapor and blue fume" started to spew from cracks in the ground, sometimes spilling out onto residential roads, according to the US Geological Survey.
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Today, the once-thriving community is a smoldering expanse of overgrown streets, cracked pavement, and charred trees where streams of toxic gas spew into the air from hundreds of fissures in the ground.
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As Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to spew lava into neighborhoods and eject foreboding plumes of dark ash into the sky, a nearby underwater volcano named Lo'ihi patiently waits to rise above the surface.
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Even though the BFR will spew out tons of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, the impacts may not be much greater than current global air travel (depending how many flights end up happening).
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One big question to researchers like Stavros who are working to develop better sunscreens is why, exactly, the compounds that are supposed to absorb radiation either fail or suddenly spew out free radicals.
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CreditCreditGabriela Bhaskar for The New York Times MASSENA, N.Y. — The hulking aluminum plant in this northern border town is starting to spew heat and noise again, four years after Alcoa shut it down.
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"I have some questions for @nytimes since they decided to give the Taliban a forum to spew garbage, like, 'We did not choose our war...We were forced to defend ourselves,'" tweeted Rep.
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This has been an issue from the start of his campaign, because of his age (he's 22019) and tendency to spew embarrassing "gaffes," but also because at important moments Biden has embarrassed himself.
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Hundreds of residents have had to evacuate the lower Puna District and entire neighborhoods are being destroyed as the Kilauea volcano continues to form new fissures and spew molten lava into the streets.
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And those gas-powered mowers, edgers and leaf blowers spew millions of tons of pollutants into the air, fine particulate matter that we inhale as we work to keep our lawns looking pretty.
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It's these algae blooms—characterized by the vivid, viscous discolorations of water they create—that can spew enough toxins into the water to seriously harm or kill animals unlucky to come across them.
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Since most machine guns are illegal in the United States, the change would effectively ban bump stocks, which channel semi-automatic firearms' recoil into rapid fire, allowing them to spew bullets like automatic weapons.
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Image: Elena Scotti Photos: (Shutterstock)Researchers have that found that 3D printers spew tiny particles into the air as they operate, though the quantity and nature of these potentially toxic aerosols are poorly understood.
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It is hard to blame Tay for quickly picking up on hate when we live in a world where Donald Trump can spew anti-Muslim rhetoric and still be a major party's front-runner.
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At the other end of linguistic sophistication, an MT engine can be optimised for the shorter and simpler language people use in speech to spew out rough but near-instantaneous speech-to-speech translations.
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He's really tearing Trump a new one over the 100,000 people who have so far been denied visas and all the hateful rhetoric and lies that spew from the White House every single day.
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" When asked by Ellen DeGeneres on The Ellen DeGeneres Show how he's been dealing with his character coming out on Empire, he said that "you cannot allow people to spew hate and be okay.
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The foul-mouthed Philippine president, who once called the pope a "son of a bitch" and told Barack Obama to "go to hell, " says he has promised to God he won't spew expletives again.
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Still, the leak continued to spew methane until February 260, when a two-month drilling operation finally reached the well some 2000,500 feet beneath the ground, and injected hydraulic fluids to temporarily plug it.
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Instead of following the numbers, DeVos would apparently rather spew soundbites — like comparing school choice to taking an Uber instead of a taxi — that suggest the education market behaves like the traditional business one.
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TRUMP: So, they spew nonsense all day and then little Jim Acosta gets belittled at a rally and all of a sudden, you know, I&aposm holier than -- I mean, it&aposs really incredible.
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Geologists warned on Friday that a steam-driven eruption from the summit's Halemaumau crater could spew ash plumes 20,000 feet (4003,100 meters) high and spread ash and debris up to 12 miles (19 km).
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They follow data like traffic flow and building energy usage to show that emissions spew out of commercial zones during working hours, then wane as people head home, when residential zones begin emitting more.
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"It's an insult to me as a freedom-loving American for Trump to come to this place to spew his hate," said Mr. Torres, 41, a house painter who drove from Tucson to protest.
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This approach could earn her high marks with moderate voters who have become tired of the same D.C. politicians who continuously spew the same partisan talking points yet rarely follow through on their promises.
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The finding concludes that carbon dioxide emissions endanger public health and welfare by warming the planet, which led to a legal requirement that the E.P.A. regulate smokestacks and tailpipes that spew planet-warming pollution.
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When activated, they can mistakenly go too far in their effort to engulf and destroy pathogens and spew forth a slew of inflammatory chemicals that begin to do harm to the body's own tissue.
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Governor McAuliffe has declared a state of emergency to aid state response to violence at Alt-Right rally in Charlottesville People who came to VA to spew hate & incite violence have no place here.
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Admit when you've put your foot in your mouth Nightmare scenario: You think your whole table is of one political or religious mind, so you spew a hot take they can all enjoy. Surprise!
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The oil and gas industry, meanwhile, is opposed to Proposition 29, a ballot measure that would increase the minimum distance of fracking wells and the noxious gases they can spew from property and vulnerable locations.
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Stories about my experience, fears about my future, and lessons I've learned along the way seemed to spew automatically from my freed soul onto the page in a unique mix of vulnerability, grit, and humor.
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So in these new versions, the snow shovel to the head would spew blood everywhere and the big swinging club down the stairs (plus the huge fall) would definitely deform a face or two. Metal.
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To be clear, we don't have all the answers, and it's not even clear there are lasting solutions to the darkness and rage that consumes some people and prompts them to spew this cruel bile.
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This week's episode of Dr. Pimple Popper is particularly gnarly — even for card-carrying popaholics — featuring four different patients carrying humungous bumps and boils that ooze, smell like rotting trash, and spew cottage-cheese pus.
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The problem of industrial methane emissions became publicly visible last October, when a natural gas storage well ruptured outside of a Los Angeles community and managed to spew nearly 100,000 metric tons of methane skyward.
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Along the seafloor are hydrothermal vents that spew hot fluid into the ocean out of rock chimneys, creating temperature, chemical, and acidity gradients that might provide a source of energy for life-producing chemical reactions.
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Tharsis is home to the largest volcanoes in our solar system, and because of their mass they were able to spew out so much lava that the outer layers of Mars rotated around its core.
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When I ask her about politics, she is a spew of information, citing headlines in rapid conversation and actively trying to highlight injustices committed by corporations and the Trump administration on her social media platforms.
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Worry not, for we here at Noisey return each month—or whenever we feel like it—to prostrate ourselves before to the misguided souls who thirstily spew their "art" at us in our Twitter mentions.
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"When people talk about these things, you can't just spew that because someone told you that in history class when academia and everything has been so influence — so wrongly influenced — by the left," he said.
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And he goes on to spew tenets of the far-right "race replacement" conspiracy theory that elites are conspiring to replace white Americans, detailing how he'll use an AK-47-style rifle to fight back.
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On Tuesday, life continued largely as normal in villages surrounding Agung, with residents setting up traditional markets and offering prayers as the volcano continued to spew tall columns of ash and smoke from its crater.
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From his pretty-but-not-precious lace paintings that originally bolstered his fame, to his canvases that spew bratty verbiage like "Another Painting," Flood is an artist whose mid-career success has served him well.
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The new pipeline is projected to spew up to 17 million tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere every year—far more than Canadians can be expected to save by cutting back on emissions elsewhere.
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It's clear that the ethos behind Lopez's group resonates with many women of colour—it's a welcome escape from the racism and sexism of the online trolls who spew hatred on gaming forums and platforms.
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Throughout the weeklong desert festival in Nevada, a variety of art projects are ignited, or just consistently spew flames, culminating in the burning of the large wooden effigy from which the event takes it's name.
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That's when they looked at the Best By date embossed on the top of the box, and somehow didn't immediately spew into their own sink when they realized that it expired on February 22, 1997.
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Whenever a subreddit like /r/pizzagate or /r/altright crossed the TOS line and was shut down, the members of each group would simply disperse to cloned or tangential subreddits and spew their hatred anew.
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Last summer it retracted an article in its Frontiers in Public Health journal arguing that the white trails we see released from jets are actually spreading chemtrails that spew toxic compounds at the government's behest.
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So, let me get this straight: Spicer was just fine with regularly walking out to that podium to spew and spin Trump's lies, but hiring "the Mooch," as Scaramucci is known, was the back-breaker?
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In a 2017 paper in Nature, Stanford University researchers described how these usually peaceable cells can flip into a "killer mode," becoming assassins that spew out toxins and destroy the very cells they once nursed.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNIrina Shayk Leaves L.A. after Reported Split with Bradley CooperBrad Pitt Removed as Mascot from Straight Pride ParadeBeyonce's Team Tells Beyhive to 'Not Spew Hate in Her Name'Darius Rucker Calls Out Tom Hanks!
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So when they spew backhanded compliments or judgements — we're not talking about blatant bigotry here — it's not so easy to figure out how to stand up for ourselves, gently correct them, and maintain a positive relationship.
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The grandfather remembered the 2007 oil disaster that saw a jet of crude spew sideways about 30 to 40 feet into the air, and seeping into the Burrard Inlet, home to birds, wildlife, and tanker traffic.
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The Trump administration has delayed or ended a series of rules finalized at the end of last administration to curtail how much methane — a potent greenhouse gas — oil and gas companies can spew into the air.
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I remembered what a power trip it was to slip into demonic character and spew out all the terror I imagined was in store for me (make no mistake, I was certain I was hell-bound).
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The ministry ordered them to submit plans within a month to improve their systems for disposing of spent chemicals, oil, medical, animal and other waste, and to step up scrutiny of companies that spew toxic refuse.
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And just last week, a video was posted to a student's Snapchat story, in which another G.W. student is seen advocating the bombing of Israel, and then proceeding to spew blatantly anti-Semitic profanities about Jews.
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Warren and Crypt have just released a digital era update of these samplers in the form of a two hour spew of some of the rawest and nastiest music from Crypt bands operating from 1987 - 2004.
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The danger of Trump's language of love is that if it fails to deliver results, it could quickly revert to the older words of hate Trump used to spew out before Kim wrote him "beautiful letters."
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Weakening the Obama standards "would clear the way for vehicles to, by 2030, spew an addition 600 million metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere—equivalent to the entire annual emissions of Canada," HuffPost reported.
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Mr. Weisman said Thursday that he had left Twitter because he was frustrated that it allowed people to spew their hate anonymously and that jousting with the bigots had taken up too much of his time.
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Made with two dome like structures at its top, that spew fire and smoke when fully stocked with doors bricked up, a traditional combustion chamber is created, turning any clay object into a brand new ceramic.
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Whether someone is demeaning themselves for not having as glamorous of a vacation as their acquaintances, or seizing the world's megaphone to spew lies in hopes of impeding democracy, we've proven incapable of safe social networking.
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People who head to Twitter to discuss their ideals are, often unwittingly, conversing with legions of bots: accounts preprogrammed to spew the same campaign slogans, insults or conspiracy theories hundreds or thousands of times a day.
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There are two likely explanations for the spread of these clusters of infected people: a "superspreader," or person who has the propensity to spew more germs than others; or people catching the virus from infected surfaces.
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Save your outrage for the transgender ban in the military, for the lies that spew forth daily from the press briefing room, for the cuts to Planned Parenthood, the shady business with Russia, and, and, and.
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The level four alert meant that the volcano was preparing for a hazardous eruption that could spew ash up to 10 miles into the sky, sending thick smoke and ash across the surface of the lake.
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The EU has provided a grant to a Spanish company named Iberital to develop an efficient espresso maker—one that will spew out "environmentally and socially responsible coffee" as opposed to the stuff Europeans are now drinking.
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Fires spew particulates into the air, which are linked to premature death and cancer and can make asthma and chronic lung disease worse, said Dr. Norman H. Edelman, a senior science adviser to the American Lung Association.
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Bailey's exhibit at the Betty Cuningham Gallery provides a welcome respite from the kind of nasty energy and ideas Trump-like politicians spew–so different from the picture-perfect, yet unconventional, world to which Bailey transports us.
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Instead, the phrase has devolved to serve the purpose of keeping us from angering Republicans who spew nonsense about why it's their constitutional right to own dozens of semi-automatic weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
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"Ironic how the @NRA likes to point a finger at what kids watch on TV ... while they spew vile rhetoric on NRAtv, streamed on @Amazon and aimed solely at boosting gun sales," wrote screenwriter Randi Mayem Singer.
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Rockfalls are frequent, and they trigger explosions that can spew ash over 10,000 feet above sea level, in addition to ejecting volcanic bombs (rock blocks bigger -- sometimes a lot bigger -- than 2.5 inches) all around the crater.
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That allowed more horsepower and better fuel mileage but also enabled Volkswagen's cars to spew polluting nitrogen oxides at up to 40 times the levels allowed under the Clean Air Act, the Environmental Protection Agency has said.
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I'd turned my back on the bar and was hunched over my phone, responding to one of the lamebrained provocateurs at #moneymostly who seemed to exist only to spew insults, when suddenly the E.S.P. woman was back.
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They forced those communities to live disproportionately close to coal plants and oil refineries that spew poison into the air; near Superfund sites that leach toxins into the soil; and near water sources tainted with dangerous chemicals.
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"It is really sad that we have to throw away the milk," Romuald Schaber, president of the European Milk Board, said at a demonstration in Belgium where protesting farmers watched hundreds of tractors spew milk over fields.
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And even if he winds up backing down — as he has before and seems likely to do in this case as well — he'll simply spew a bunch of nonsensical double talk and alternative facts and declare victory.
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As I watched "The Wife" in that concert hall in Toronto, I felt myself tensely sitting there waiting for the torrent, the spew, the things that the wife has been keeping inside that head, behind that face.
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Now a total of 12 fissures have opened up on the volcano's eastern side, and the glow from the lava can be seen by satellite: Lava continued to spew from the new fissures in #LeilaniEstates #Puna #Hawaii.
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The solar atmosphere, called the corona, is a violent and chaotic region of the sun that can spew out huge explosions of particles and plasma, generating "space weather" that can disrupt our communications down here on Earth.
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On the same date almost 22009 years later, President Donald Trump announced he was kicking transgender people out of the military on Twitter, the platform he usually uses to spew stream-of-conscious nonsense and bigoted vitriol. Why?
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On Friday, I wrote an opinion piece for Fox News that responded to the harsh rhetoric that critics often spew when they see people offering "thoughts and prayers" after tragedies like the shooting at Santa Fe High School.
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At least 10 deaths and more than 100 injuries have led to the recall of about 24 million U.S. vehicles and 28 million inflators by 14 automakers for airbag inflators that may rupture and spew deadly metal fragments.
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Which is where so much of the appeal of Britney's Instagram lies: she presents her wonderful self and her wonderful life without any of the long, saccharine captions that make you spew in your mouth a little bit.
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Armed with a heaping load of white privilege, Cutshaw offered the cops a list of qualities about herself that one might spew out during a date or an entry-level job interview as reasons she shouldn't be arrested.
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Janu, 31, is a strong supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement, for instance, while Mr. Janu, 42, argues that some of its activists "do more harm than good" and spew "a lot of hate" toward the police.
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"We've given a wide audience to these people, we've made them celebrities, we've allowed them to spew their hate without any restrictions whatsoever," Mulvaney said about social media, referencing the manifesto that the Texas shooter seemingly posted online.
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Fire Department officials, citing a preliminary account of the episode, said it appeared that a radiator in the building had malfunctioned, possibly because of an exploding valve, causing steam to spew into the room where the girls were.
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This is the beauty of the time in which we live: Everything is terrible, no one is happy, and now we have more outlets than ever into which we can spew the litany of meaningless trespasses against us.
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You do, however, incite a witch hunt when you spew malignant allegations and reckless insinuations, when you broadcast a fictitious narrative, attack those who resist it and charge your critics with a shadowy, sinister plot to destroy you.
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Other materials in the exposed data include numerous references to botnets — automated computer networks used to launch distributed denial of service (or DDoS) attacks, spew out spam or steal data — email addresses, usernames and passwords from dark web sites.
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The fine print of JetBlue's press release reveals that the airline doesn't plan to reach this ambitious goal by decreasing the amount of carbon its planes spew into the air, but by making up for that carbon somewhere else.
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The American Airlines flight from Chicago to Miami aborted takeoff following an "uncontained" engine failure, a rare event in which components spew from an engine and can tear through an aircraft cabin or rupture fuel tanks in the wings.
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But the United States and the EU have refused, saying China still subsidizes some industries, such as steel and aluminum, which have massive overcapacity and spew vast supplies onto the world market, making it impossible for others to compete.
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Hate-reading makes my columns all go viral like canarypox, Present me with the truth and I will turn it to a paradox, I'll spew undoubted bullshit till you'll swear that it's veracity, Sometimes vocabulary gets confused for perspicacity.
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This allows Republicans to continue to spew the rhetoric of "why do I have to pay for x, y, z if I don't need it," which is a logical way to think about commodities, but not about health care.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton use their Twitter accounts as persistent pulpits from which they can spew invective and name-calling (to be fair, they also occasionally tweet facts and happy campaign highlights).
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Those images, chemical analyses and other data show a complex, geologically active world 3 billion miles from Earth, with an underground ocean and volcanoes that appear to spew ice, five research papers published in this week's Science journal said.
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"Just because you are upset with your station in life, and sitting in your momma's basement in your boxers you don't get to spew hate that you know will incite violence because you can hide behind anonymity," Richmond said.
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It merely targets every stupid-as-shit hate-spewer now adding meanness to the world—starting, let's figure, with a commander-in-chief or something who inspired this Jeremiah-come-lately to spew his report from the fucking front.
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Even now, only 44 percent of Republicans accept the reality that Obama was born in the U.S. While the poisonous 2016 campaign is behind us, these alt-right websites will continue to spew misinformation that undermines tolerance and democracy.
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That makes them cheaper to operate, but means that they spew 40 to 55 times the air pollution of other new trucks, according to federal estimates, including toxins blamed for asthma, lung cancer and a range of other ailments.
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Volkswagen employees manipulated not only the engine software, but also generated reams of false or misleading data to hide the fact that millions of vehicles had been purposely engineered to deceive regulators and spew deadly gases into the air.
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Abusive talk, lies and red-faced emotion worked well enough to put him in the White House and seem to have inspired a Supreme Court nominee to spew conspiracy theories and distortions in the pursuit of a lifetime appointment.
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As with the wider ongoing recall, the new fault can cause airbag inflators to explode, under-inflate or spew out shrapnel at passengers, raising the risk of serious injury or death, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Thick ash clouds continued to spew from nearby Anak Krakatau, a volcanic island where a crater collapse on Saturday sent waves smashing into coastal areas on both sides of the Sunda Strait between the islands of Sumatra and Java.
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Two massive new fissures opened up on Hawaii's Big Island on Monday as the Kilauea volcano continued to squirt fountains of glowing lava into the air as high as 300 feet and spew toxic gas in its ongoing eruption.
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Hate searches spiked after Pittsburgh synagogue shooting Experts studying radicalization express concern over how people can begin searching anti-Semitic phrases on Google but end up being drawn into sites such as 4chan, where white supremacists lurk and spew hate.
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So, perhaps before any of you feel inspired to harass us, spew hatred, or send ill-will our way, I hope you would try and understand that this is our first child together, and we are simply just trying our best.
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In addition to adding the ability to spew flames, Sripol also upgraded the cheap toy's RC components, improving its speed and steering capabilities, making it even more terrifying as it races along with a trail of fire behind it.[YouTube]
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The first, Europa Clipper, is slated to launch sometime around 2022 and will send a spacecraft to fly by Europa and possibly zoom through the world's plumes — suspected geysers that spew water from a vast ocean below the moon's icy crust.
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Similarly, Puss acts as an amalgam of the darkest vices of men; it's unsurprising to hear him spew out anti-feminist rhetoric and physically harm women while branding himself a pariah shunned for wanting to help them gain their independence.
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Hawaii's governor has warned that mass evacuations may be required as more fissures open in the ground and spew lava and gas into semi-rural residential areas on the east flank of Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes.
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We let the magic of heavier-than-air transport cloud the fact that we pay hundreds of dollars to be squeezed into spaces too small for comfort so we can be treated like shit and spew greenhouse gas into the sky.
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It wasn't totally clear, however, if Hayabusa2 was in the immediate vicinity of the asteroid when the tantalum bullet struck the asteroid, and/or if the impact caused enough debris to spew out from Ryugu in the vicinity of the probe.
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When most people think of Iceland, it appears in their mind's eye as remote, unspoiled and strange—a place where ancient orifices spew random liquid, elves tamper with the road, and the people speak in what you'd swear was Old Norse.
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"I can't go to this inauguration because he continues to spew hatred, bigotry and prejudice -- even after he said he was going to bring us all together, he was going to unify us, but he's not," Gutierrez told CNN's Alisyn Camerota.
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His project, titled "Memorial Rebirth", uses a three-meter (10-foot) tall, six-tiered machine with 50 bubble-producing units to spew out 10,000 bubbles every minute, using up about 35 liters of bubble mix every 15 or 20 minutes.
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I expected to see a dust-up, a handful of white supremacists in MAGA hats, angry that that they'd been denied a permit to spew their reprehensible bile due to a "culture of political correctness" or some other preposterous catchphrase.
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But it doesn't take much reading between the lines before the entire spew session comes into focus: an airplane cabin bouncing and rocking, mothers frantically tightening the straps on their children's seat belts while turbulence rips them back and forth.
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Exacerbated by austerity, and assisted by an explosion of Facebook groups that spew hatred and romanticize the conflict, paramilitary activity has risen over the past year, whilst the number of murders linked to paramilitary involvement in 2016 more than doubled.
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If you want, say, a forecast for global temperature in 2100, the uncertainty about how much pollution we will spew out is at least twice as large as any uncertainty about the physical response of the climate to those emissions.
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The one point of differentiation I'd note is that while there was an enormous amount of uncertainty and tension after the 2001 attacks, the pace of related stories didn't seem to spew out as fast and furiously as it has here.
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Small explosions rocked the summit of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on Wednesday while blue flames rippled and lava continued to spew from nearly two dozen fissures in the ongoing eruption on the Big Island that's showing no signs of slowing down.
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Thick ash clouds continued to spew from Anak Krakatau, a volcanic island where a crater collapse at high tide on Saturday sent waves smashing into coastal areas on both sides of the Sunda Strait between the islands of Sumatra and Java.
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In the story "The Straw Husband," a woman is married to a man made of straw who, after becoming upset with her, begins to spew miniature orchestral instruments — timpani, clarinets, snare drums — from his body, until he's left deflated and unconscious.
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But when Leonardo DiCaprio's character, an actor, uses a flamethrower to burn one of those women to death — becoming the hero he has always played onscreen with a fiery spew — Tarantino is exulting in an unmistakably phallic form of brutal triumphalism.
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Manila, Philippines (CNN)Philippine officials are appealing to residents not to return to their homes in the danger zone of an erupting volcano as it continues to spew plumes of ash and lava fountains, with earthquakes regularly shaking the ground.
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It came less than a week after the revelation that dozens of Phoenix police officers have published bigoted Facebook posts — ones that promote violence against protesters and criminal defendants, complain about "ghetto neighbors" and spew hatred toward Muslims and gay people.
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It came less than a week after the revelation that dozens of Phoenix police officers have published bigoted Facebook posts — ones that promote violence against protesters and criminal defendants, complain about "ghetto neighbors" and spew hatred toward Muslims and gay people.
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And because the researchers designed the gel to be sprayable from standard equipment like hydroseeders, which are usually used to spew a slurry of fertilizer and seeds onto renovated roadsides to bring back vegetation, application would be a low lift.
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In yet another future scene reminiscent of Macbeth, the president will again spew venom against his presidential predecessors while his allies in Congress continue their attacks against the FBI or the special counsel who believes in duty, honor and country.
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Google was quick to notify CloudFlare last week of the issue and the two companies have since been working to speedily fix the bug, which made websites spew private information, such as passwords, authentication cookies, login credentials or API keys.
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Whether you're a football/fútbol/soccer fanatic or just a casual fan, you've got to admit: being able spew off fun player trivia to your friends is one of the best aspects of the beautiful game—but that's never easy to do.
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The cigarette lighters you can buy at a convenience store can generate a flame a few inches tall, but BrainfooTV's lighter can spew fire as far as eight feet—and maybe even farther, as he's planned additional upgrades to the hardware inside it.
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Earlier this year, Microsoft thoroughly embarrassed itself when it released "Tay," an artificial intelligence chat bot for Twitter that, before it was unceremoniously taken down, had managed to spew an incredible amount of hateful, racist bile for all the world to see.
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The problem is that those pulling "Child's Play's" strings don't consistently commit to anything other than the gore, which begins to spew forth as Chucky first tries to prove his loyalty, before eventually (and inevitably) putting Andy himself on the chopping block.
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But Stephen Conley, the scientific aviation specialist who has been conducing flyovers of Porter Ranch to monitor air quality since November, said that in the days after the well was plugged, a small amount of methane continued to spew out of the ground.
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Not only is it awash in a synapse-frying torrent of mental spew and unpleasant headlines, but the network is also a performative minefield waiting to destroy either your career or your emotional well-being — and quite often both if given enough time.
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Wyatt Russell (Kurt's son) is particularly riveting as a baseball pitcher-turned-pot-smoking-shaman, and Glen Powell (Scream Queens) is consistently hilarious as Finnegan, a shameless player whose ability to spew pseudo-intellectual nonsense is second only to his impressive mustache.
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The half-square-mile processing plant Enefit hopes to construct will also spew air pollutants in a region that already suffers worse smog than Los Angeles on some winter days due to weather inversions and emissions from conventional oil and gas drilling.
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Twitter Counter also was the target of a hack attack in mid-November that led some Twitter accounts linked to the company's app to spew out spam tweets, including those of soccer star Lionel Messi and gaming sites Sony Playstation and Microsoft Xbox.
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"We must recognize the parallel horror of the culture of religious hatred that permeates many Palestinian quarters" in order to combat terrorism, Trump continued, citing schools that "indoctrinate toddlers to grow up to kill Israelis" and local news organizations that "spew" hate.
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Her potential new role as chair of CEQ means that she will be the one to address environmental concerns like intrusive, dangerous gas pipelines running through our communities and excessively polluting power plants that spew toxics into communities of color and low income.
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But Caldeira noted that it's not clear if the basalt deposits around the world possess fractures that are big enough to accommodate the minerals from solidifying the approximately 40 billion tons of carbon dioxide that power plants spew into the atmosphere annually.
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At a moment in which many immigrants and Muslims feel uneasy, here and across the nation, and racial slurs spew across social media, the attack on the train has put a broader discussion of race in the Pacific Northwest back on the agenda.
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For the returnees, National Guard troops and reporters venturing into the area, it quickly became obvious why Leilani remained a no-go zone: Fissures continue to spew life-threatening gases, while rivers of lava hurl rubble a hundred feet into the air.
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DE) admission that some of its diesel vehicles were fitted with software designed to hide their true level of emissions has highlighted that most cars spew out far higher levels of health-threatening nitrogen oxide (NOx) in everyday driving conditions than in laboratory tests.
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VOLCANO, Hawaii (Reuters) - "Ballistic blocks" the size of microwave ovens shot from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on Wednesday in what may be the start of explosive eruptions that could spew huge ash plumes and hurl smaller rocks for miles (km), the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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Trump, unlike Paisley, has not raised a paramilitary militia or taken part in a violent civil war — all he has done is opportunistically spew hate about Muslims, immigrants, and any other person or group who offers him the chance for a little tough talk.
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DE admission that some of its diesel vehicles were fitted with software designed to hide their true level of emissions has highlighted that most cars spew out far higher levels of health-threatening nitrogen oxide (NOx) in everyday driving conditions than in laboratory tests.
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" Then, after calling Trump "his brother," West lashed out at hurt fans who were confused by this behavior, calling his support of a man who has done nothing but spew vitriol against women, Blacks, immigrants, and the news media his right to "independent thought.
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He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world.
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Image: NPS Photo/Travis Delimont"Lava viewing area" sounds like a feature of your favorite Super Mario game, but it's also a real thing in Hawaii, where you can watch the Kilauea shield volcano spew its fiery guts right into the ocean from a cliff.
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"He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world."
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"This is another senseless and illegal Trump administration rollback that will needlessly hike our energy bills and spew tons more pollution into the air, harming the health of our children and the environment," said Noah Horowitz, director of NRDC's center for energy efficiency standards.
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It's unclear what a Trump TV network would look like in today's oversaturated on-demand television market, but if his campaign is any indication, it's bound to just be all Trump, all the time—an unyielding spew of brutal rhetoric without a November expiration date.
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Similarly solid beginner characters include Reinhardt, whose near-invulnerable shield and huge health bar make surviving a fight easier; Bastion, who can turn into a turret and spew out a withering hail of bullets; and Lucio, who heals teammates simply by being near them.
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After a successful test round, Gourley is outfitted with four of the miniature explosives across his chest and stomach, and they dramatically detonate and spew blood as he is gunned down by three attackers in white blazers (the co-stars of his Superego podcast).
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The alleged Pittsburgh synagogue shooter used social media site Gab, the alt-right answer to Twitter, to spew hate toward Jews, while the alleged California shooter is believed to have posted on Facebook, derisively chiding those who offer "hopes and prayers" after mass shootings.
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" Loomer told the Star Tribune her demonstration at Omar and Tlaib's joint campaign event was part of her ongoing mission to "investigate" Muslim candidates running this cycle, and later she tweeted that she refused to "sit back" and watch the two women "spew Jew hatred.
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Last month, researchers at the University of Connecticut and Quinnipiac University gave germaphobes yet another thing to worry about: hot-air hand dryers in public restrooms, which they showed could suck bacteria from the air and spew them on unsuspecting patrons "sanitarily" drying their hands.
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Instead of blaming their party's flawed candidate, who herself was under FBI investigation during the 85033 campaign, Democrats have refused to recognize President Trump's legitimacy, instead, choosing to spew falsehoods, sew division, and attack the foundations of our democracy by impeaching a duly elected president.
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In an era when the forces of sneakiness and sleaze on the internet seem to be ascendant, from the Russian incursion onto Facebook to the ways social media is used to spew hatred, it is a rare thing to see someone turn the tables.
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Slight variations in the tilt, spin, and orbit of the earth change the amount and distribution of solar energy reaching its surface; the sun itself emits variable amounts of radiation; volcanoes spew ash that hangs in the upper atmosphere and reflects heat back into space.
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But for the sake of sanity — who has time to think about exactly how much carbon dioxide they spew every day, and how much this carbon dioxide is helping to ensure that the cutest, cuddliest animals in the Arctic Circle will eventually become extinct?
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High Cost (formerly known as Septic Rot) spew out punk- and powerviolence-flecked grindcore that's as gritty and unforgiving as the Brooklyn gutter they crawled out of, and this self-titled demo (out this week on Tridoid Records) marks their first recorded foray under the new moniker.
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The explosions of these rare stars, which pack at least eight and as many as hundreds of solar masses, forge metals (what astronomers call all elements heavier than hydrogen and helium) and spew material into the surrounding galaxy, birthing the next, more metallic generation of stars.
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So perniciously has Putin exercised his power that now, even the internet is no longer a voice of the opposition, but a well of information poisoned by trolls, who systematically spew concocted lies into the information flow with the sole intent of polluting everything they touch.
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Volkswagen's admission that some of its diesel vehicles were fitted with software designed to hide the true level of emissions they produced has highlighted that most cars spew out far greater amounts of health-threatening nitrogen oxide (NOx) in everyday driving conditions than in laboratory tests.
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All Japan's nuclear power plants in the area have been shut down in the wake of the March 2011 disaster, which knocked out cooling systems at Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, causing reactors to melt down and spew radiation into the air, soil and sea.
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EU officials have become increasingly frustrated with what they see as governments colluding with the powerful car industry and the legal move is the biggest stick the European Commission has available to force nations to clamp down on diesel cars that spew out polluting nitrogen oxide (NOx).
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"He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world," he added.
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Assuming that hurdle can be cleared, they have to work across a table from people whose regimes they represent regularly spew virulent anti-Semitic rhetoric; worst still, which systematically target their poison to impressionable children in a manner and scope that would make Hitler's Brown Shirts proud.
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"He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world," McCain added.
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Just before a patch aimed at fixing numerous bugs landed on March 9, BioWare's online mech shooter—which has had a rocky launch, including an issue that caused PlayStation 4 consoles to crash—began to spew rare and powerful loot at a rate that players loved.
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"He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world," McCain said.
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The Catholic League had a big problem with that imagery, and they're even bashing Rihanna for sharing the vid ... but Joyner tells us he's not calling for anyone's death and takes issue with his First Amendment rights being trampled when Trump and others spew controversial takes themselves.
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Amazon has, after all, also registered a patent for huge flying drone warehouses, like blimps that spew miniature versions of themselves out into the world below, a design built to deliver packages so quickly that customers will barely have ordered the thing before it shows up at their door.
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" Cher, who isn't afraid to get political on social media and has made no secret of her disdain for President Donald Trump, says in the clip that "when I see Trump spew his hatred and tell his gazillion lies, I get pissed off but I also feel really uneasy.
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All Japan's nuclear power plants in the area have been shut down in the wake of the March 2011 disaster, which knocked out cooling systems at Tokyo Electric Power Co's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, causing reactors to melt down and spew radiation into the air, soil and sea.
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For the past half-century, public officials across the country have categorically rejected the types of division and bigotry that those white supremacists spew, a recognition of the human rights of all Americans as well as the need to stand up for equality for our democracy to thrive.
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Listen to patients House conservative's procedural protest met with bipartisan gripes This Memorial Day, I challenge everyone to find a way to honor our nation's fallen MORE (R-Tenn.), laugh off accusations of privatization efforts, but the numbers they spew and the story they tell just doesn't add up.
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And, based on what happened with Kelly as well as previous interviews with Amons and Woodruff, if a member of the media does ask him about issues tied to impeachment while he's in Ukraine, he might use his platform to spew partisanship and more attacks on the media.
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When the foundation isn't in session with the students, the center is open to the public — generally a high-paying clientele — for lessons with golf pros, club fittings, fitness screenings and open play on state-of-the-art simulators that spew data such as club speed and carry distance.
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During one of many RAADfest talks, he pulled up a slide citing new research in the elite Journal of the American Medical Association, outlining the dangers of "zombie-like" senescent cells that spew harmful proteins, and the potential of senolytic drugs to curb the harm done—progress, but again, in mice.
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This is some propaganda I would have expected to come from IGN, if anywhere, let alone a website named after one of the central required components to a PC. If you are going to spew filth like this, consider changing your name to something like "PaidJournalism" or "We <3 IGN".
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"If the American people want a president to add to our division, to lead with a clenched fist, closed hand, a hard heart, to demonize the opponents and spew hatred - they don't need me, they've got President Donald Trump," Biden told the crowd, which was bookended by large video monitors.
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"This is appalling that President Trump would be so uninformed and that his chief of staff, his counselors, the White House counsel, would allow him to spew into the thinking of Americans that he has any right or authority to dictate to what the Department of Justice does," Texas Democratic Rep.
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"This is another senseless and illegal Trump administration rollback that will needlessly hike our energy bills and spew tons more pollution into the air, harming the health of our children and the environment," Noah Horowitz, director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's Center for Energy Efficiency Standards, said in a statement.
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"This is another senseless and illegal Trump administration rollback that will needlessly hike our energy bills and spew tons more pollution into the air, harming the health of our children and the environment," Noah Horowitz, director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's Center for Energy Efficiency Standards, said in a statement.
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And so how do they use the considerable power that they have to have discussion, which can defeat some of this, or at least have these people understand this is not going to be your comfy, cozy home to spew forth your venom without there being a response to it.
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"Labour&aposs David Lammy told Business Insider that Johnson&aposs comments revealed a "disdain for working-class people across the UK.""Before becoming Prime Minister, Johnson used the privilege of high profile newspaper columns to spew bigoted abuse at Muslim women, black people, single mothers, working-class people and other groups.
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Monaco: I disagree with that pretty profoundly, actually, because, what has distinguished ISIL (another acronym for ISIS) is that it has operated as a hybrid threat -- an insurgent army; a terror group, directing attacks like we saw in Paris and in Brussels; and as a social phenomenon, using social media to spew venom.
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After that last weekend, on my third free Sunday afternoon in almost a year, I ended up taking my first trip to an ER, at Beth Israel — a growing ulcer I'd somehow kept at bay basically, apropos of nothing, decided to spew enough stomach acid up my chest that I almost stopped breathing.
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By making that comparison, Trump not only demonstrated his complete ignorance of internet policy issues, he also inadvertently—and with an utter lack of self-awareness or irony—highlighted the importance of the open internet, which enables him to spew his spur-of-the-moment, early-morning rage-tweets to millions of people.
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"These cases are going to be costly, the legislative fights are going to be costly, and most of all there is a huge emotional cost to the transgender people who have to listen to their government officials spew hateful things about them and escalate an already hostile and dangerous climate," Strangio said.
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So in the 2020s, when California's emissions limits are scheduled to get much tighter, the stockpile effectively means that many businesses will be able to stay within the more stringent caps by using their old permits, which will allow them to spew more greenhouse gases into the air than the policy intended.
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His visit to China came as the Pentagon was considering a variety of far more aggressive military moves, including whether to strike at North Korea's missile launching sites if it sees preparations for an atmospheric test — which would spew radioactivity into the skies — or use missile defenses to try to shoot down missiles.
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Still, when I hear that last response, I try not to blab on and on about how soothing and anchoring knitting is, nor do I spew statistics about how needlework has been proven to reduce stress hormones, or how it can help kick addiction, and even potentially prevent low-level memory loss.
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I spend the last few hours of the six-hour flight wrapped in a heavy-duty sleeping bag—the plane's passenger cabin was kept chilly for the sake of the instruments—nibbling cookies and trying to envision the amount of soggy soil it would take to spew as much carbon as the Chinese economy.
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This September, after a group of Trump supporters came onto campus to build a mock wall and spew racially charged talk about "illegals," the undocumented students were told to draft a statement of inclusion as a response, and that perhaps certain departments would send it through their email listservs as a gesture of support.
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The use of deadly force, a situation we try to avoid at all costs but that sometimes becomes necessary in order to protect the community and the lives of the men and women who serve under me, has always been treated with the utmost caution and gravity regardless of what propaganda cop haters spew.
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While the basic beat remains, other related notes spew out at random for the rest of the song, sometimes treated with weird harmonic effects and sometimes just reiterating the beat using different, harder, softer, crunchier, more electric percussive textures, getting particularly wild when the keyboard hook drops out for a few bars right at the end.
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One of my fondest Glastonbury childhood memories was being there in 1998 and the story breaking that the poo train was sent to suck up all the excess mud and water from the dance tent, when someone accidentally pressed the 'spew human shit and waste all over the place' button instead of the 'suck it all up' button.
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The cascading effects of not recycling enough — such as clogged trash chutes in public housing, garbage that must be trucked out of the city, and organic waste left to decompose and spew planet-warming methane gas — ultimately undermine ambitious targets the city and state enshrined in law last year to radically reduce contributions to climate change.
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The cascading effects of not recycling enough — such as clogged trash chutes in public housing, garbage that must be trucked out of the city, and organic waste left to decompose and spew planet-warming methane gas — ultimately undermine ambitious targets the city and state enshrined in law last year to radically reduce contributions to climate change.
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The key difference was that a great comedian could find a way to twist ironic racism so that the punchline was aimed at the ironic racist — an approach that had its pitfalls but was miles more nuanced than the slew of genuinely anti-Semitic images and other horrible "jokes" that spew out of various alt-right depositories.
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Since no light can escape them, they're invisible to the eye, and we have no confirmation that they actually exist—only heaps of indirect evidence, particularly the gravitational wobbles in orbits of nearby stars, the behavior of interstellar gas clouds, and the gaseous jets that spew into space when an unseen source of extreme gravity appears to rip cosmic matter to shreds.
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Whether the tools are fingers, a knife, or scissors, the viewer can practically hear the wet crunch of a crawfish head wrenched from its body, the crackling pop of a melon pulled in two, or the sounds of a knife navigating the shifting terrain of a green bell pepper, from its hard skin to its soft interior that will spew seeds when torn.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One evening last week, I watched a rather well-dressed husband and wife stumble into their middle-class home and then, moving about their living room like boxers in a ring, spew vitriol and words of varying cruelty, truth, illusion, and vulnerability at both one another and the young couple they had invited over.
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These types are the ones who spew the most vile and bigoted rhetoric 24/7 on social media and traditional media comment sections about racial and religious minorites, but when said minorites speak out or fight back rhetorically, they retreat to the "Go Back to Africa, Asia, or the Middle East" slights that are signature phrases of the unenlightened and deplorable.
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He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world," McCain said, calling the president's comments at the press conference "a recent low point in the history of the American Presidency.
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First, there's Alex Jones: And then someone gave Pikachu Ron Swanson's voice: There's also True Detective Pikachu, which is really something: But as hilarious as it may be to hear Alex Jones's batshit rants spew out of the mouth of a freakishly realistic Pokémon, the greatest fan edit is, hands down, the one that gives Pikachu the voice he should've had from day one: Danny DeVito's.
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" When Lieutenant Colonel Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Defending their honor as we hear their testimony The Hill's Morning Report - Diplomats kick off public evidence about Trump, Ukraine MORE testified before House investigators, Donald Trump, Jr. took to Twitter to spew misinformation about Vindman's career, calling him a "leftist veteran" and President Trump branding him "Never Trumper.
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President Bartlet of "The West Wing" might engage in a riveting 20-minute debate with Sam and Toby about a theoretical counterattack's moral and ethical dilemmas; President Underwood of "House of Cards" might use a back channel to swiftly blackmail a key Iranian official in the middle of the night; President Meyer of "Veep" would spew a tirade of profanities (mostly aimed at the hapless Jonah).
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Fumes from a local steel mill and zinc plant had become trapped at the bottom of a horseshoe bend in the Monongahela River Valley underneath a layer of colder air—a phenomenon known as a temperature inversion—leaving the town effectively sealed into a bubble with its own pollutants (which were continuing to spew from the factories all the while, despite the mounting disaster).
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"We're protecting people's lungs, their health by cutting out a poisonous chemical that comes out of diesel trucks," Brown said at a signing ceremony in the Los Angeles suburb of Long Beach, where trucks at the nation's largest port complex spew particulate matter, including black carbon, along clogged freeways, contributing to high rates of asthma and other conditions in some of the region's poorest areas.
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Like with Trump and this election season, it is increasingly frustrating to see (mostly) men in positions of power just spew bullshit at us while the likes of Peter King and any number of the debate moderators, cable news hosts, and reporters who have gotten an opportunity to speak with these people treat their questions like free association rather than important inquiries that demand serious thought.
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He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world," McCain in a statement, calling the president's comments at the press conference "a recent low point in the history of the American Presidency.
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Faced with the text of Laura's note, one reader might see confirmation that all people with Down syndrome are sweet; another might say, If she's writing, she's unusually high-functioning; another might spew obscenities, abuse and variations on the word "retard"; another might say, Well, that's all very nice for now, but what happens when she's an adult and the parents die and she's a burden on the rest of us?
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Why the Scariest Response to Climate Change Is Finally Being Taken SeriouslyWe're not doing such a great job solving the whole climate change problem, which is why some…Read more ReadThe other, more fundamental issue, is that geoengineering is like putting a bandaid on a wound, while doing nothing to treat the underlying cause of illness—in this case, the ten billion tons of fossil carbon we spew into the air every year.
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Especially in times like this, people do a lot of things to speak up," says Bryan, who's produced pointed pieces aimed at the president, including "The Nightmare," which shows an octopus with a Trump head checking himself out in the mirror and tweeting as it envelops Washington with its tentacles, and "Trump-O-Matic," which depicts Trump as a "Wizard of Oz"-like character controlling a robot programmed to spew "fear" and "hate.
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Almost any other failing would have been met with indulgence, for I was there in my capacity as an author, therefore an artist, therefore someone who might cut off his own ear, someone who might spew out obscenities, someone who might be drunk, maybe even shoot up some heroin in his bathroom; if substance abuse is foolish and infantile, it is also formidable, at least in the case of the artist, whose spirit rebels against conformity.
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Below, a piece by Julianne Yu from Dallas, taken from a two 2017 science articles, "Visualizing the Cosmic Streams That Spew Meteor Showers" and "Hope Springs Early, but Not Eternal, for the Deadnettle — or for Us." __________ Naive At the first hint of winter's wane, I rise from the ground short of stature but stout of heart, my green, grasping hand of sepals unclenches to divulge two silky-white petals I unfurl straight up toward the sky.
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In fact, it was only the beginning of a painful, almost daily ritual where Spicer would have to stand in front of the world's media and either defend the indefensible lies that would spew out of Trump's mouth that day — or roll off his twitter-happy fingers, more likely — or Spicer would invent untruths of his own in order to make his boss look good or to cover up for the myriad of inaccuracies in which the Donald Trump traffics on a daily basis.
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As co-chair of the House Progressive Caucus -- the largest Democratic caucus -- Ellison has espoused for many years the principles that Sanders ran on in 2016, principles I believe would have carried Sanders to the White House had he been the Democratic nominee: Medicare for all, free college tuition, expanded Social Security benefits (in contrast to the hand-wringing, and factually incorrect, "crisis" rhetoric too many Democrats spew about Social Security), reining in and cutting down the size of the financial sector and a rational foreign policy where diplomacy is paramount.
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As defenders of the supernatural will be quick to point out, many arthropods have six limbs; squids, skunks, bombardier beetles, and plenty of other real creatures spew strange things; nature sometimes contrives to recombine old animals in new ways (see the half-striped zedonk—part zebra, part donkey—or the recent emergence of the coywolf: part coyote, part wolf); and, considering the many kinds of metamorphoses exhibited by animals—tadpole to frog, caterpillar to butterfly, baby-faced to bearded—how far-fetched is it, really, for a bat to turn into a man?
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team MORE has been under attack by President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE, who continues to spew unfounded, debunked conspiracy theories that Biden acted inappropriately when he led a coalition of world leaders to push Ukraine to fire a prosecutor who was not rooting out corruption in that fledgling democracy.
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