Di Capri consisted of sizzling hot, nicely browned scallops wrapped in crisp bacon, embedded in baby greens, orange segments and toasted almonds with balsamic dressing.
Big rounds of perfect puff pastry encase a rich almond cream, with a bean, an almond or a ceramic figure of a baby embedded inside and often a gold paper crown set on top.
This can be done only if the membranes are ruptured, as electrode must be embedded in the baby's scalp.
Meanwhile, Kevin Swanson has made Right Wing Watch headlines two more times since his inflammatory "burning at the stake" comments: for claiming that women on birth control have wombs "embedded with dead babies", and for saying that allowing gay Boy Scout troop leaders is like allowing convicted child molesters and serial killers to teach in preschools.
Single-can statements include an unopened can of beer from Martin Kippenberger's "Alkoholfolter" ("Alcohol Torture") series; Lucas de Guilio's homage to pollution and adaptation, a single can crushed, eroded and covered with barnacles; and Rachel Harrison's green resin-and-wood Modernist sculpture embedded with a can of baby peas.
In the future, Professor Bickmore and his colleague, Prof. Roger Edwards, hope to offer an avatar that coaches women who are holding baby dolls containing embedded sensors on their technique, and a 3-D version of Tanya, and, of course, smartphone apps.
The phrase, "A Dingo ate my baby," was further embedded in Western imagination by a Seinfeld joke and "Buffy The Vampire Slayer", which showcased a band of that name.
The image of a curled-up, hairless, flabby, four-limbed body with a dog-like face and long flapping ears, two of its grotesque humanoid babies suckling teats embedded in gorged flesh, makes a frightening sight.
It's small enough (6.5mm square) to be embedded in clothes, posters, and probably babies as well – at least, if they wanted babies to be able to read RFID tags.
They have embedded in their article a 'royal baby monitor', which is essentially a live feed of the hospital doors.
