Pepper's Whirlygig Band of British Twiddles, was in fine form as some guy who kept interrupting Beyoncé and Bruno Mars during their Halftime Show.
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And while the House of Representatives twiddles its thumbs over net neutrality legislation that the Senate passed in May, state protections are the best option we have.
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Jagger aimlessly twiddles with a piano in his underwear then later answers questions it looks like he's heard infinite times before from a group of journalists who all think they're asking something new.
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"We can't afford to allow more devastation to be caused to the park while the Park Service twiddles their thumbs trying to come up with an expensive plan," Mr. Gosar said in a statement.
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I Cannot Handle That LMFAO SceneThere's a scene in episode five which has the pope dressing in full swanky pope garb to the dulcet tones of LMFAO's "I'm Sexy And I Know It." The pope puts on his red shoes and twiddles his toes while — seriously — the chorus of that obnoxious song plays in the background.
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Sometimes she succeeds and twiddles her glasses, saying her other catchphrase "Magic!" She is at the Bottom Row on the Right Side.
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The Moomin novels describe the musical activities of the Moomins, particularly those of Snufkin, his harmonica with "trills" and "twiddles". All Moomin characters sing songs, often about their thoughts and themselves. The songs often serve as core statements of the characters' personalities.
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In mathematics, the tilde operator (Unicode U+223C), sometimes called "twiddle", is often used to denote an equivalence relation between two objects. Thus "" means " is equivalent to ". It is a weaker statement than stating that equals . The expression "" is sometimes read aloud as " twiddles ", perhaps as an analogue to the verbal expression of "".. The tilde can indicate approximate equality in a variety of ways.
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A gold bar emerges with Donald's hat on top. The donkey shakes his head and sheds a tear for Donald, who has apparently died in the machine. However, Donald soon emerges from the machine, alive and well, albeit immobilized by gold that has been encrusted around him by the machine with a 24K stamp on his feet. The donkey laughs in delight as Donald twiddles his thumbs annoyed while the gold that is immobilizing him gradually crumbles away.
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His wood engraved illustrations are distinguished by a formality and sureness of cutting, and his bookplates and coats of arms by a clarity and simplicity within the flourishes. Stone said of his work: One bold flourish is usually better than a larger number of small twiddles, which are not worth doing anyway. But the final danger is to do too much because the eye, delighted by a small mouthful, is soon surfeited.Reynolds Stone et al, Concerning Booklabels (London, Private Libraries Association, 1963).
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When it ended in 1961, Woggon turned to other work, such as the Dell comic Millie the Lovable Monster, ghosting the newspaper strip Priscilla's Pop and creating the Archie feature The Twiddles. With the success of Katy Keene, Woggon and his wife Jane moved their family in 1948 to California, where they bought a spread near Santa Barbara. At the same time, Katy also moved from New York City to California. Woggon was visited by his admirers, including Floyd Norman, Trina Robbins and John S. Lucas.
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The Dean sticks his fingers in the space and "twiddles" them, inadvertently creating the universe. The wizards soon discover that they can move things around in the universe, using Hex. They call it the Roundworld (the Earth), because in it, matter seems to accrete into balls in space (instead of discs on the backs of turtles). They decide to appoint Rincewind, whom they dragged out of bed in the early hours of the morning, the Egregious Professor of Cruel and Unusual Geography, and send him down (against his will) to investigate this strange world.
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Johnson, S. G., and M. Frigo, "A modified split-radix FFT with fewer arithmetic operations," IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 55 (1), 111–119 (2007). (On present-day computers, performance is determined more by cache and CPU pipeline considerations than by strict operation counts; well-optimized FFT implementations often employ larger radices and/or hard-coded base-case transforms of significant size.). Another way of looking at the Cooley–Tukey algorithm is that it re-expresses a size N one-dimensional DFT as an N1 by N2 two-dimensional DFT (plus twiddles), where the output matrix is transposed.
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The Glen Carrick Castle scene opens with a tracking shot covering all three walls of the puppet set, for which Elliott co-ordinated the camera movements with operator Alan Perry. In a pioneering move for a Supermarionation series, this scene also uses forced perspective to show a human hand and scale marionette puppets in the same shot: while the hand, intended to belong to Southern, twiddles a pen in the foreground, the puppets of Kenyon and Dempsey occupy the background. A visual illusion ensures that Kenyon and Dempsey appear correctly scaled in relation to the hand, even though Thunderbirds puppets were only adult human size. The miniature model representing Glen Carrick Castle was a re-use of the model of Castle McGregor from the Stingray episode "Loch Ness Monster".
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1944),although he appeared on a pin-up page of Pep Comics #52 (March 1945) with the message "Sorry I can't be with you in this issue, gang" and featured in a text story in the following issue, #53 (June 1945) leaving only The Shield as a non-humor story. Issue #53 (June 1955) began a family strip "The Twiddles" by Bill Woggon, "Pokey Oakey" (#53–55) who had previously been in Top-Notch Comics and "Willie the Wise-Guy" by Red Holmdale. By #56 (March 1946) the cover sported the legend 'An Archie magazine' and for the first time there was no MLJ triangle; in the following issue, #57 (June 1946), the indicia read 'Archie Comics Publications Inc', and the MLJ era of Pep Comics was over.
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