We dread what's about to happen, or what we think is about to happen — and in vintage Haneke style, when the moment of horror comes, it's even more shocking than we expect.
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VICE: And being blissfully unaware of what's about to happen.
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The next shift is about to happen, and it's 5G.
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And unfortunately, that's exactly what's about to happen — and soon.
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But not everyone is convinced that is about to happen.
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"I sense a cyclical conversation about to happen," he replies.
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They're looking for someone who knows what's about to happen.
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He was sure they knew what was about to happen.
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"It looks like it's just about to happen," he reckons.
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And that's what looks about to happen in this case.
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And that's about to happen all over again in New York.
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"One of two things is about to happen," an analyst said.
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Can you handle what's about to happen the next few hours?
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This is the best summation of what is about to happen.
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"You could almost tell what was about to happen," said Sgt.
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I have no idea what cataclysmic event is about to happen.
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Is it a signal that something shady is about to happen?
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They did not know what was about to happen to them.
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Any observer could sense that something bad was about to happen.
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She's the reason why this is about to happen to you.
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You always know that a death is about to happen when
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The solemnity of what was about to happen finally hit me.
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And a sense of fear: like something was about to happen.
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So guess what's about to happen now you've read those words?
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I'd always feel worried, like something bad was about to happen.
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For all the sex that is about to happen... Thanks, Obama.
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COMEY: No. My impression was, something big is about to happen.
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"My impression was, something big is about to happen," he said.
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But the biggest piece of news on the Star Wars front has nothing to do with what's about to happen in the short term, and everything to do with what isn't about to happen long-term.
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And that might be what's about to happen in Puerto Rico, too.
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China's foreign minister fearing a massive military confrontation is about to happen.
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If only she could know when bad things were about to happen.
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For many there is nothing redeemable in what is about to happen.
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Because, it feels like something massive is about to happen in retail.
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It looks like that's about to happen with Dell's all-in-one.
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The comics tell us that something rilly bad is about to happen...
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I kept thinking something was about to happen and it didn't happen.
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"How would you know that this was about to happen?" he said.
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I don't think people realize what's about to happen once she leaves.
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They are visibly trembling, possibly aware of what is about to happen.
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"None of us knew what was about to happen," Kantor told CNN.
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We all know what is about to happen right now, don't we?
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The Miami version of "About to Happen" will have its own additions.
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We sort of just talked about what's been happening, what's about to happen.
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But there is that sober feeling because everybody knows what's about to happen.
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A lot of fighting, it was like Red Wedding was about to happen.
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Something similar may be about to happen in the more populous Solomon Islands.
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With just days to go, a profound change may be about to happen.
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I don't know what's about to happen but it's about to go down.
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And still the club's leadership had no idea what was about to happen.
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His huge smile drops and no doubt he knows what's about to happen.
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They didn't start their relationship that day, but something was about to happen.
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But growers say the unthinkable is about to happen in America's cobbler belt.
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"All these men, they just don't know what's about to happen," she said.
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But it's about to happen again, and most experts expect growth to continue.
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Again, I'm not saying that a global recession is necessarily about to happen.
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When the photographers huddled around the elevator, everyone knew what was about to happen.
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Are you sad, pal, are you scared, do you know what's about to happen?
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It was defensive and at times openly apologetic for what was about to happen.
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Lots of people live the way we do but now something's about to happen.
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The segment's overall tone is worth noting, particularly for what was about to happen.
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Here's a more realistic vision of what's about to happen over the next year.
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Essentially, like everything else in crypto, no one knows what's about to happen next.
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Especially after seeing what's about to happen to Hannah Ann Sluss on Peter's finale.
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"At that point I was scared of what was about to happen," he said.
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"We all knew what was about to happen," writer and actor Katie Marovitch said.
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The first sign that something big is potentially about to happen is the music.
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"To a large degree, what is about to happen is not precedented," he added.
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So it's important to say clearly, in advance, why this is about to happen.
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Are you getting the sense that something very, very bad is about to happen?
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Did anyone realize what was about to happen when the internet hit, or not?
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There's a point where walls are torn down and we see what's about to happen.
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Well, the advertising thing, that's already happening, and it's reportedly about to happen more often.
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"Something you've been praying for is about to happen for you," she wrote on Thursday.
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For example: None of this is to say that a crisis is about to happen.
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You are kind of releasing yourself symbolically from responsibility of whatever is about to happen.
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The mundanity of the setting betrays the extremity of what is about to happen next.
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Just before it looks like something major is about to happen, it cuts to black.
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But unless you think it is about to happen imminently, the 2008 comparison doesn't stand.
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I believe that something similar is about to happen with fake accounts and fake information.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Liu Xiaoyun had no idea what was about to happen to him.
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Big changes are about to happen throughout the Kingdom of Calabasas, especially in House Kardashian.
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I'm nervous that something is about to happen, so I go outside and gather myself.
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It's hard to tell what's about to happen even though the cues are all there.
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Was it because, as Comey thought, he suspected that something improper was about to happen?
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Even a piece started years ago remains "about to happen," as the exhibition's title explains.
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It looks like it's just about to happen I think it has a few factors.
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There was no hint that the Seahawks' performance against the Lions was about to happen.
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"We had signals that was about to happen," said Zachary Best, one of the lawyers.
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" And I'm like, "I kinda don't want to explain what's about to happen to you.
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Bond-market investors have started to worry that something similar is about to happen to them.
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Plus, it's another story where book readers won't have the slightest clue what's about to happen.
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But had I known what was about to happen, I might have had a panic attack.
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"Something like this ain't about to happen to me over what I did," he remembers thinking.
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And the family members of the astronauts are watching Cronkite to see what's about to happen.
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"She's the reason why this is about to happen to you," Stephens said on the video.
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It's larger than the entire world economy today and it is about to happen right now.
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This gives the US little warning if a missile or nuclear test is about to happen.
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The spoilers come when the symbols literally inform the reader what is about to happen next.
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With McCrory's track record, I had no doubt that something really awful was about to happen.
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Marriage was always something that happened to others, but it's actually about to happen to me.
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"Surely, something terrible is about to happen," my brain kept telling me, as I stumbled around.
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It's not at all clear to me that hospitals are prepared for what's about to happen.
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They had no idea what was about to happen until the guns were raised against them.
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Chris, just waking, is told to take his sacrament because a miracle is about to happen.
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Sometimes, as an investor, you just have the sense that something big is about to happen.
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"We joked about it" at first, she said, unable to imagine what was about to happen.
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"I think there was a disaster about to happen and we stopped it," the chief said.
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" Especially, she says, if no one prepares you by "saying this is what's about to happen.
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And when 'The Rains of Castamere' comes on, you know something crazy is about to happen.
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The instructor advised I stay and follow my breathing, clearly not knowing what was about to happen.
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In the Gun TV universe, something bad and completely random is always about to happen to you.
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After earning his fifth straight victory against his old team, he knew what was about to happen.
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It is only the film's rumbling music which announces that something extremely bad is about to happen.
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"She's the reason that this is about to happen to you," Stephens told Godwin in the video.
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These are really loaded moments — these emotional gut punches given that we know what's about to happen.
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"So I knew something was about to happen that I needed to pay very close attention to."
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So what's about to happen is two years of intense negotiations to try to avoid that outcome.
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The cries reportedly led some in the theater to believe that a shooting was about to happen.
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"We were basking in the sense that something big was about to happen to us," Escovedo said.
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Sophie sees Milo impaled and then burned alive, knowing the same is about to happen to her.
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Either someone's getting a devastating diagnosis, or something really creepy is about to happen in that machine.
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It's almost as if she realized before we did what was brewing, what was about to happen.
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As we've moved through this season of The Handmaid's Tale, she's known everything that's about to happen.
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My husband, slim and fit, smiled at the camera, blissfully ignorant of what was about to happen.
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It's an especially remarkable image because we know what is about to happen — the tension is dreadful.
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What then happened is the mother hen would be able to anticipate what was about to happen.
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Gotti was so unfazed by the fan ... it's almost like he knew what was about to happen.
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Garbage Daze is about to happen and that is always an awesome festival to have in Calgary.
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"Something bad has happened, and something worse is about to happen," explained Cohen, 44, before the clip aired.
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"I know that something real incredible is about to happen and something incredible has already happened," Lizzo began.
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That was about to happen in 2014, if it wasn't for the intervention of Iran and then Russia.
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" She later added, "We're across the street from the beach ya'll, where epicness-ness is about to happen.
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While there is interest in moving into other markets within Southeast Asia, that isn't about to happen soon.
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There's clearly something big about to happen with the cube, though, with that strange bolt of purple lightning.
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Realizing what's about to happen, Bill immediately starts bargaining for the right to hold on to their experience.
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I don't know if she knew what was about to happen, but she heard more than I said.
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"Right when you see it about to happen, you gotta yank that electricity out of the wall, man."
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He shouts that a "nuclear event" is about to happen and that he has to get to Antarctica.
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Questlove just suggested to our photog ... Jimmy Fallon's mom has either passed away or it's about to happen.
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And even if we can't quite see it yet, it feels like something big is about to happen.
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The second day of me doing Imodium, there wasn't any warning that anything bad was about to happen.
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Even when you don't have control over what's about to happen, worry can serve as an emotional buffer.
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Something dangerous is about to happen, but don't let it get you down because this music is fun!
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So if you ever see the two of them sitting there wiggling their eyebrows, something's about to happen.
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But in reality, "war" is a misnomer for what's about to happen in the world of streaming video.
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But I didn't crash, swerve, faint, or do anything else my brain told me was about to happen.
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"There was a noise in the air, and a sense that something was about to happen," he said.
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They were among the few people, besides the bride and groom, who knew what was about to happen.
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And so I knew something was about to happen that I needed to pay very close attention to.
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"She has probably been living in fear of what was about to happen to her," Ms. Pebsworth added.
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And when I alarm someone, the piano ditty sounds a little scarier, like something is about to happen.
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Aiming at causing maximum damage rather than fatalities, the terrorists telephoned warnings of what was about to happen.
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Now, officials say, the reconstruction of David Geffen Hall is finally about to happen — for real, this time.
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But Mr. de Bruin acknowledged that options were limited, because no one knows what is about to happen.
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The photo, taken just before the injury, showed Clare and Meadow smiling, unaware of what was about to happen.
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"People don't realize what is about to happen, when you're in the middle of exponential growth," said REC's O'Neil.
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So here I was, utterly unprepared for what was about to happen in front of a bunch of strangers.
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They say good things come in small packages, and that's exactly what's about to happen to the futures market.
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"We're across the street from the beach, y'all," she told followers this morning, "where epicnessness is about to happen."
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Simply the worst I had ever felt along with this overwhelming sense of something terrible was about to happen.
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I should have been worried, seeing it as a precursor of what was about to happen, but I wasn't.
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The energy—as turbulent as it may be—also feels like something important and destined is about to happen.
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The film carries us to the bedroom but resists the impulse to show us what's about to happen there.
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"It feels like something ends and something else is about to happen," Keillor told his fellow performers about leaving.
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But Trump, after getting wind of what was about to happen, broke up with them first: Are you exhausted?
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Sexual encounters are always improved through honest communication about what exactly is going on and what's about to happen.
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The photo, taken just before the injury, shows Clare and Meadow smiling, unaware of what was about to happen.
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What goes up must come down and that's exactly what one technician said is about to happen with the .
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It's a dialogue scene that richly details the character and reveals his motivation for everything that's about to happen.
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Arthur: Before we finish, I want to get your prediction on what's about to happen in the Republican Party.
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When she hid herself away from the public for days on end, we knew something was about to happen.
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It was a telltale sign to firefighters of what was about to happen, and what they could not avoid.
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It's quite a cliffhanger: Is something terrible about to happen to Amma, or to her friends, or to Adora?
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You could tell something crazy was about to happen because where are his parents who rejected even meeting her???
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Republicans are increasingly erasing any daylight between themselves and President Trump, and it may be about to happen again.
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But that observation captures only a small part of what is about to happen to ordinary, hard-working Americans.
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Apes, like people, do what's called anticipatory looking: They look to locations where they anticipate something is about to happen.
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In that sense, it helps alert drivers when something dangerous is about to happen and work to avoid that scenario.
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She could feel the weight on my shoulders but I still don't think she knew what was about to happen.
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"What happened in the past has absolutely no effect on what's about to happen in the future," Gün Sirer said.
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No. She is just playing along while she waits to get her "A" fix, and it's finally about to happen.
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"If they hadn't addressed this it would have been a terrible advertisement for what was about to happen," he said.
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But, she says attorneys for the other defendants waiting for trial had no idea of what was about to happen.
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The President had been told that the meeting was about to happen; no one wanted to hear that it shouldn't.
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As soon as I thought something — anything — was about to happen, I tried to think myself out of the experience.
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Anyone who has seen a movie about a cabin in the woods knows something very bad is about to happen.
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Kulani said she optimized her ad revenue by sometimes placing an ad break before something suspenseful is about to happen.
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IN THE INVESTMENT BUSINESS, WHEN YOU HEAR THE WORD NEVER, WE ALL KNOW IT MEANS IT IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN.
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A little color: As noted above, senators and staff have all started to dig in on what's about to happen.
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I looked at D'Antoni and told him, 'I don't know what's going on, but something bad is about to happen.
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"There's anxiety in executive committee meetings about what's about to happen," an executive at one of the big banks said.
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The episode ends with a flash of blue light, and the feeling that something bad is about to happen to Stone.
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I've never seen a usually stoic, cynical London crowd so overjoyed and full of anticipation for what was about to happen.
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I think it's probably the latter, which makes me think something monumental is about to happen there — maybe Stan flips her?
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However, we just became momentarily distracted from Mindy's actual life events by news of what's about to happen to TV Mindy.
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Read More Cramer: Oil deals are about to happen The highly public leadership dispute for PulteGroup just took another contentious turn.
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The staff from l'Arpège is in full swing, setting up tables and prepping for the feast that is about to happen.
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I also walked off the platform and back through the turnstiles, because I had a feeling something was about to happen.
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Every gamer knows when that Mortal Kombat voice reigns down, something truly horrific is about to happen to your dazed opponent.
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You'll need to talk about your expectations and boundaries, and make sure everyone involved is excited for what's about to happen.
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That's mostly the fear — if that's the right word for it — as a child: that something bad is about to happen.
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"My impression was something big is about to happen, I need to remember every single word that is spoken," Comey said.
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One question: Why didn't the so-called psychic, Sham Ibrahim, right next to Courtney warn her what was about to happen?
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Monty, an AI prediction system, was built to predict certain plays and alert fans when they may be about to happen.
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Many of us, those who followed the polls and listened to the experts, figured we knew what was about to happen.
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In prison, putting on one's shoes is an indicator that it's fixing to go down—a fight was about to happen.
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The financial sector's version of the NASDAQ finally climbing over its dot-com bubble high looks like it's about to happen.
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She also said she optimized her ad revenue by sometimes placing an ad break before something suspenseful is about to happen.
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"Everyone's kind of bracing for the mass cancellations that are about to happen," said Blake Daugherty, a sophomore at Dartmouth College.
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He may have assumed she was an innocent passer-by, and he was protecting her from what was about to happen.
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And that, too, fits the reality of what's about to happen, given that Sarah is going to pull her face off.
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We have no idea what is about to happen in the White House or at White House North in Midtown Manhattan.
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She tries to tell him what's about to happen ("I need you to do something for me ... ") but ultimately chickens out.
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"When I think a jump scare is about to happen I mostly look away until the threat is over," she explained.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that he wasn't given overwhelming evidence that specific acts were about to happen.
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And then the sirens sounded again — the last tone eerily prolonged — and we knew that something terrible was about to happen.
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Columbus Short has some BIG things about to happen in his life ... he's gonna be a husband AND a new dad.
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" President Obama once said to me, "You always have a look on your face like something terrible is about to happen.
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AKP claimed that he had given up watching television or reading the newspaper because he knew what was about to happen.
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It was like waiting at the top of the Alpine in that little wooden car, unable to believe that what was about to happen was about to happen, and then, even as you thought, God, oh God, this cannot possibly— "Nobody even close to home in there," the paramedic named Henry said to the paramedic named Claire.
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Nauto also automatically understands when a collision is about to happen, and records the scene inside and outside of the car then.
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It's the spidey-senses, and here we are seeing them for the first time, telling us that something is about to happen.
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"So enormous was the magnitude, the presence of what was about to happen that it took over my body," he told CNN.
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Blocked weather patterns tend to be a clue that something extreme is about to happen, and that is the case this week.
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"When an injury happens it's always so surprising because literally the brain did not anticipate what was about to happen," Swanik explains.
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I saw him beeline towards me in my peripheral vision, and as he got closer, I realized what was about to happen.
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"It wasn't yet obvious to the untrained eye what was about to happen in LA," says Sharkey, now the Chicago union president.
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Listening for these cues will give you a heads-up on what's about to happen, so you can react and prepare accordingly.
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"I'm excited about what about to happen for the rest of the Olympics, I really want the 200m world record," he said.
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I sensed a vomit eruption was about to happen so [I] grabbed the nearest bin, only to find the bin was perforated.
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Scott Disick knows that a seismic shift is about to happen in his life – and it had nothing to do with him.
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And here's the key: when the host cuts in to throw to a highlight, he doesn't give away what's about to happen.
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"When everyone seems to be ganging up on you, that's typically when the best s---'s about to happen," Cuban said Wednesday.
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But how do you know for sure when capitulation is about to happen and it's time to jump back in the market?
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It is absurd—so absurd as to risk deflecting attention from the dreadful significance of what is about to happen in Cleveland.
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There was enough time for everyone to understand what was about to happen, but not enough time for anyone to run away.
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Everyone knew that what was about to happen here could be fully understood only in the context of what had happened there.
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"I got a feeling that's about to happen," said the first officer, identifed by Mr. Wood as Officer Shelby's husband, Dave Shelby.
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It was one of those moments when I had the intuition that something really visual was about to happen, so I waited.
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What's about to happen in Washington may be a little like the end of the Cold War — bipolarity gives way to multipolarity.
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"As humans, we have moments of weakness or when one thinks that something bad is about to happen," Fabiana, his wife, said.
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Realizing what is about to happen, he tells his horrified daughter to get away from him before he tries to attack her.
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There's smoke, fire and "bad things about to happen", he says, as we watch the cells catch fire in a metal chamber.
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Mostly, the two painters share a cloud of melancholia that hangs over the work, an apprehension that something is about to happen.
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"It would be nice to have a front-line drug if a new pandemic was about to happen," Dr. Wilson said. HB1.6928.
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" Gorman said he told employees in London earlier this week "everybody cool your jets, just settle down ... nothing precipitous is about to happen.
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Powell apologists, "they must have no sense or empathy for what's about to happen to the working person in this country," Cramer added.
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"I feel the timing really is perfect and I do feel like it's going to be so exciting, everything that's about to happen."
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But by just saying it had a deal, OPEC managed to keep the price of crude from plummeting, which was about to happen.
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"She's the reason that this is about to happen to you," Stephens says to Godwin before pointing a gun at him and shooting.
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And Drew agreed: "If you ever see the two of them sitting there wiggling their eyebrows, something's about to happen," he said. 4.
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"There is a paradigm shift about to happen in how software is being delivered," says Dennis Mortensen, the founder and CEO of X.ai.
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No matter who wins, the game will have had no real effect on what's about to happen in the U.S. or in Mexico.
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It's no mistake that comic relief comes now, because we need a happy memory to hang on to for what's about to happen.
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" The comparison still rings true, and not only because, as Steinem had it, Dworkin "was always warning about what was about to happen.
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This Rickie Fowler is simply trying to put four good rounds together, something he feels is both long overdue and about to happen.
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And when Hannah G. was excitedly going on about her love for Colton..knowing what was about to happen..KILLED ME #TheBachelorFinale pic.twitter.
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I wasn't expecting the Purge or anything, but the media would have people believe that another Civil War was about to happen here.
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Self-lacing shoes, which we've been fantasizing about since Back to the Future II came out in 1989, are legitimately about to happen.
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Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen continues at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (2155 Center Street, Berkeley, California) through October 14.
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I could also be late in the list — if something catastrophic is about to happen, and there won't be many generations after mine.
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Some pictures were done in the middle of the night when we were both awake and stunned at what was about to happen.
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"There is a paradigm shift about to happen in how software is being delivered," said Dennis Mortensen, the founder and CEO of X.ai.
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The seventh anniversary of the Sudden Departure is at hand, and with it the widespread belief that something monumental is about to happen.
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Lights left shining in glass buildings at night also draw birds, especially during migration periods -- like the one about to happen this fall.
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The biggest wealth transfer in history is about to happen — and it's now expected to be more than double what many thought it was.
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As he put his first record on the turntable and started queuing up, I gave Mario a look indicating what was about to happen.
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Ted Osius also said a dramatic change in U.S.-Vietnam ties was "not about to happen" because of Philippine leader Duterte's outreach toward China.
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It turned out that we both had stresses and feelings about everything that was about to happen, and we really hadn't talked about them.
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If you didn't see the first Guardians of the Galaxy, you might want to stop reading right now — because spoilers are about to happen.
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Well hold on to your hats because that may be about to happen all over again — the dream team just unveiled TWO new products.
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Pigs are impossibly cute and impossibly smart, so much so that they apparently know what is about to happen to them in the slaughterhouse.
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By now, you know: if a bunch of celebrities appear onscreen in a box configuration, a delightful a cappella song is about to happen.
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Bharara says he created a personal Twitter account by happenstance a few days before he was fired not knowing what was about to happen.
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Ismael Dejesus walked the CNN audience through his footage, describing what he witnessed from his hotel room and what was about to happen next.
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And if it looked like something seismic was about to happen, there was nothing to truly fear—O'Connor or Kennedy would save the day.
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When he is in the game, it feels like something special is about to happen and more often than not, something special does happen.
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The river feels like it's also separating bits of the story in the film — signaling to us that something new is about to happen.
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But what was about to happen would shatter the peace of the tranquil setting — and scar the memories of dozens of campers for decades.
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Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen, which has been traveling since its inception, has now landed at the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (MOCA).
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A few dozen people gathered to watch the removal after the county announced late Tuesday that it was about to happen, CNN affiliates reported.
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That means letting paranoia, visceral anxiety and the feeling that something bad is about to happen at any second overwhelm the more rational faculties.
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Decent chance of Denuclearization …" Under his predecessor, President Barack Obama, he said, the "relationship was horrendous and very bad things were about to happen.
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Britain's biggest political parties are splintering, and there is clarity only on the fact that nobody has a clue what is about to happen.
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"I know that something real incredible is about to happen and something incredible has already happened," Lizzo said in a video she posted on Instagram.
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He said one sign that "something nasty" is about to happen, would be if both the dollar and gold moved higher at the same time.
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The excitement and realization of what was about to happen started while he was in the car, driving with his son to the registration office.
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I kept them in the dark plus it's kind of fun for me to know what is about to happen and they have no idea.
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By the laws of television, you only get affectionate close-ups of the unwashed if something really, really terrible is about to happen to them.
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Part of the fun is creating a fantasy together, and people often don't want to have what they fantasize about to happen to them IRL.
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The company's systems, which include a cabin-facing and a forward-facing camera, record automatically when they sense that a collision is about to happen.
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"I just had a gut feeling something bad was about to happen," Zehara, a Los Angeles-based fitness trainer and aspiring actor, told NBC News.
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The adults should pay attention to students and gain their trust so when things like this are about to happen, they could hopefully prevent it.
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But intuition—a feeling, for instance, that your team is about to score, or that something bad is about to happen—is not always correct.
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If Sara is the medic, she should immediately travel to Tokyo, where an outbreak is about to happen, because she can curb it most efficiently.
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It's an ad for what's about to happen to me, even though I'm already settled in my seat and part of a presumably captive audience.
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Looking over the play before the snap, Shanahan told the referee standing next to him what was about to happen, and what to look for.
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Hearing Rampage's familiar complaints about leg humping, then, is a relief, because they mean a legitimately interesting rematch with King Mo is about to happen.
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As the hotel staff cleared away the dishes and the young musicians took their seats, I had no expectation of what was about to happen.
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And since, as usual, Trump didn't provide any specifics, is there any way to read between the lines and figure out what's about to happen?
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"Wind is never really welcome to a halfpipe, it kind of jeopardizes everything, because you're not in control of what's about to happen," she told NBC.
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Once I get to the office, I settle in with a cup of coffee and feel uneasy knowing what is about to happen to my coworker.
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And so I kept looking, [and] you could visually see what was about to happen, which that Google was becoming a brand, built on Yahoo's traffic.
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He isn't talking to just anyone, though anyone could be watching; he is talking to one woman, whom he blames for what's about to happen next.
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You also always know when a firefight is about to happen, because the Andromeda galaxy is full of rooms designed with cover-based shootouts in mind.
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When Beyoncé and Jay Z are on stage, you know whatever is about to happen will be dramatic and unexpected; however, usually the surprises are planned.
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"We just want, first and foremost, to let people know that this is about to happen, and that there's still time to stop it," Henry said.
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Cohen said it's "really pretty rare" to see the vortex meander south into North America, including the U.S., but that may be what's about to happen.
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There will be likely be intelligence indicators from a launch site if that were about to happen, but the indicators may not be foolproof, officials say.
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No matter what is about to happen with who will control it, we are about to see weed legalized, and thus, it should be decriminalized immediately.
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He wished someone would get her a beer from the tap on the 3 rd floor so whatever was about to happen would be more fun.
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The challenge involves two people in on the prank standing on either side of a third person who does not know what is about to happen.
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As a result, the MCAS system on each flight repeatedly tried to pitch the plane down in order to avoid a stall that wasn't about to happen.
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And then I saw something happening and I saw your faces and I saw you grab Ben Affleck and I thought something terrible was about to happen.
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Amazon is trying to assuage these fears by alerting customers when a delivery is about to happen to allow them to watch it live via their phone.
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But, a little more than 24 hours before that was about to happen, the Justice Department fired McCabe, citing the inspector general's findings in the leak investigation.
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Rather, a lot of people are hoping to make a lot of money by convincing you that another wave of innovation like that is about to happen.
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The player begins to realize what's about to happen as the tub fills to the top, but Gregory remains giggling as his toys careen through the air.
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"This new report seems to be sending flashing red lights warning that the Census Bureau simply is not ready for what's about to happen," the chairwoman Rep.
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The country has carried out hundreds of prosecutions and set up a hotline where people can inform the authorities if they hear FGM is about to happen.
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The mantra of Xiaomi is "always believe that something wonderful is about to happen," but it appears the Chinese smartphone maker has been a little too optimistic.
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That's exactly why it's unlikely that Pokémon Go will ever start charging a monthly fee — but scammers are trying to make people believe that's about to happen.
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In prison, when officers single out a prisoner from a group, the other inmates often stop to make sure nothing evil is about to happen to him.
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Haynes is an expert at ratcheting up tension, so when someone poisons one of Sarah's dogs, you know something bad is about to happen to Sarah herself.
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A race earlier, a Baffert-trained horse ridden by Smith, Ax Man, won by six and three-quarters lengths, perhaps foretelling what was about to happen next.
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Tom jumps in and rescues him, and not with ease; their back-and-forth tugging makes the viewer wonder if the title event is about to happen.
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Bill Cosby sure got super aggro on Eddie Murphy over Eddie's 'SNL' joke about him, and everyone's bracing themselves for what's about to happen -- 2020 Presidential election.
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If I were to talk to the guys playing this year, I'd tell them that what's about to happen is incredibly special and may not happen again.
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It's hard to believe that anyone could turn down a sun-ripened orange, plucked fresh from the branch but in Tunisia, that could be about to happen.
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At the end of last year, financials had outperformed health care by about 30 percent, but Worth believes that a convergence between the two is about to happen.
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Andisiwe Mgcoyi, wearing jersey No. 215, would cut through in front, making a dummy run to the left as if disguising what she knew was about to happen.
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Norris's face betrayed no emotion, other than a slight furrowing of his thick eyebrows, as he stared at Blazer and calmly explained exactly what was about to happen.
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And the thought that kept occurring to me is how little everybody knew about what was about to happen to the smartphone industry before the iPhone came along.
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It's kind of like coming back to school after summer – everyone's excited to see one another and nobody's nervous about what's about to happen (chemistry, losing an award).
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As usual, I was sound asleep in minutes, not the least bit aware of what was about to happen in Asia as their trading day was getting started.
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Our understanding of the risks associated with nuclear energy is shaped by what's about to happen to the people of Chernobyl—but they haven't lived through it yet.
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Steve tells TMZ he had "quite a bit to drink," told his friend to fire up his cell phone and shoot video of what was about to happen.
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After watching the Bloodline season two premiere, I joked to my wife that the show might as well be called Things Are About to Happen: The TV Show.
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They have no idea how to contain or even understand what may be about to happen in the public health area or the U.S. economy's response to this.
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She smiled her way through the cafe's front door, urbane and black-clad and somehow delightfully busy-looking, a person to whom things were always about to happen.
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"We were very much aware what was about to happen," said Mr. Steinbach, who had taken over as the F.B.I.'s top national security official earlier that year.
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The trouble is knowing ahead of time that something slow-motion-worthy is about to happen, since converting regular video into slow-mo satisfaction is a choppy process.
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I knew what was about to happen — I was there to see Olaf's Frozen Adventure, after all — but the rest of them were ostensibly there to see Coco.
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But having taken several Chinese companies public, she had an underlying feeling that something exciting was about to happen in her own country and had a yearning to return.
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Even better, they can send you notifications so you know when a launch is about to happen (or if a planned launch has been pushed to a later date).
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What is about to happen in Mexico feels akin to the election of Donald Trump in America, Britain's vote to leave the European Union and Italy's turn towards populism.
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The inspiration for our coverage is the NFL's RedZone, which provides viewers with highlights from across the league by only covering when a scoring play is about to happen.
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"It's that time in our after show where we take an audience question — we do it sometimes," said Cohen, who was clearly in on what was about to happen.
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He also said he believed that Attorney General Jeff Sessions knew that something significant was about to happen, and that Trump's son-in-law picked up on it too.
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It is worthy, but fleeting, and often accompanied with the feeling that something else is about to happen soon, a concept best presented in "event" episodes where it's Christmas….
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There's a poignant moment involving a character who, knowing that 9/11 is about to happen, tries dozens of ways to stop it, only to fail on each occasion.
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But the best part of Logan Lucky is that from the get-go you know you're in confident hands, and whatever's about to happen, it's going to be great.
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Ultimately, they devised an equation that tries to explain the activity of Islamic State sympathizers online and might, they say, eventually help predict attacks that are about to happen.
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But it's indicative of how Bloodline structures stories, which is to say that things are about to happen, and will maybe happen, and could start happening any moment now.
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Alain, Léonard and others in their circle are preoccupied with — and have varying professional stakes in — the enormous changes that have already happened or are just about to happen.
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They have no idea how to contain or even to understand what may be about to happen in the public health area or the U.S. economy's response to that.
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There was nowhere to pull over, so I rumbled loudly onward, afraid that something worse was about to happen—mind racing, pain gates open, tire rim scraping the street.
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The interaction is certainly confrontational, but it's not like Dao is screaming and shouting at other passengers, and it's certainly not as confrontational as what was about to happen.
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When she is out with Ms. Jones at movies or plays, she has this annoying habit of turning to her friend and whispering precisely what's about to happen next.
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He returns to the car with a wad of cash in his jacket pocket, and his two new friends look elated — it's clear that something sketchy is about to happen.
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"As far as knowing what's about to happen, we were all just as hungry for the scripts each month as you guys are for the episodes each week," he said.
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Latin American leaf blight has been around for more than a century; it may spread to Asia but the series gives no particular evidence that this is about to happen.
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I think I wrote down "opera" in my notes during that moment; it immediately felt like I was watching a movie with an overture that describes what's about to happen.
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As the Gathering of the Juggalos arrived last month in Lost Lakes, a waterpark and music venue in Oklahoma City, you would think that something terrible was about to happen.
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They say everyone was at a restaurant on the property doing salsa dancing when Justin's security told everyone to put their phones away, because something special was about to happen.
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"I knew something was about to happen, that I needed to pay very close attention to," Comey said, explaining why he decided to keep a close record of the meeting.
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Nelson explained that the play was, in fact, set on November 8, 2016; like the opening-night audience, his nervous characters had no knowledge of what was about to happen.
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I knew I wanted it to take off, to celebrate this time period when we all thought we were living the high life without knowing what was about to happen.
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That requires building a kind of intellectual muscle memory, the ability to distill their previous experiences without conscious thought, combined with their shared knack for predicting what's about to happen.
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The precario are at the core of "About to Happen," many created specifically for the exhibition, or refashioned from remnants of older works she has managed to preserve over time.
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The couple said they had not checked the news since landing in the United States, and no one from the volunteer group had told them what was about to happen.
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For some people, when they're watching horror films, they want to know that a little scare is coming: Someone's about to be harmed or something scary is about to happen.
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Because even surrounded by accredited professionals, no less than 10 nurses, drugs, sterile instruments, a loving partner as advocate, I knew I had no control over what was about to happen.
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"Even though [the Guardians] may be the lightest and in some ways jokiest pie slice of the MCU, they're also the closest to this nightmare that's about to happen," said Markus.
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As rumors circulated that the endorsement was about to happen, Mr. Cruz offered praise for his former political ally after an aide to the senator mocked the pending endorsement earlier Tuesday.
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It's a good demonstration that you don't have to have a science degree to enjoy the universe: sometimes, you just need a heads-up that something cool is about to happen.
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"In the time that I was at Baidu, what became very evident is that the revolution in deep learning and machine learning was about to happen to speech synthesis," explains Gibiansky.
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Bryant's girlfriend, Audrey Duncan, is none the wiser that everything happening from that point on was strategically planned by her boyfriend, and that a life-changing moment was about to happen.
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She brought up a sexual harassment case that had been uncovered at NBC just recently, to try to signal she was not interested in what she felt was about to happen.
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So, when changes are made to how third-party apps interact with Facebook — as Zuckerberg recently announced was about to happen — it's possible that something might go wrong with that integration.
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On one hand, you've got a technological and cultural shift about to happen, but from a tax point of view, governments will create a problem for themselves by supporting this change.
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That was 25 years ago, and it can be fun to check the calendar and see what was happening, or about to happen, during that frantic season a quarter-century ago.
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" Last month, rumors of a new Jay Z album started when Swizz Beats posted a photo to Instagram with the caption, "They don't even know what's about to happen…Album ModeZone.
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So we are trying to shame Republicans to open up this process," Murphy added, saying Democrats are also "trying to wake the American people up to what is about to happen.
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People close to the crime very often describe having a "bad feeling" about the day in question, even if there's no way they could have known what was about to happen.
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There was no clear evidence that anything of the kind was about to happen, however, even as rolling stoppages by rail workers halted train services for the eighth day this month.
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Big things are about to happen in Cuba, a place with a complex history, but I felt a bit removed from it all until I struck out in my running shoes.
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In this puzzle, she is teaching us some history, but also letting us know that we should never, ever go into a puzzle thinking we know what is about to happen.
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He added that he teared up at one of the plot lines while he was a few chapters ahead of Melinda, tipping her off that something bad was about to happen.
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And I wanted to make sure the families knew what happened and what was about to happen before we released... (CROSSTALK) TAPPER: The families were at the CNN town hall, sir.
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I would love to rewatch all 46 episodes of the series and the prequel film, Fire Walk With Me, just so I can prepare myself for the madness that's about to happen.
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" In May, prolific producer Swizz Beatz shared a photo of himself with the rapper on Instagram, writing, "They don't even know what's about to happen 😂😂😂🙏🏽 Album ModeZone⚡️.
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The subordinate, who was staying on the same floor as Carter, "felt like something very wrong was about to happen, but I wasn't in a place to tell him," the report said.
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According to Business Insider, many people don't know this is about to happen: Analysts at UBS have estimated that this change will affect about 37% of US subscribers, or 17 million people.
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Decent chance of Denuclearization... ...Time will tell what will happen with North Korea, but at the end of the previous administration, relationship was horrendous and very bad things were about to happen.
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This unexpected loss of financial incentives is a precursor to what's almost definitely about to happen in the US, where Tesla recently surpassed the 200,000 limit of car sales eligible for rebates.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. When Ricky Ponting walked to the wicket on the third day at Trent Bridge, he could not have fathomed what was about to happen.
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Neither of the brothers knew what was about to happen to the family, to their city, or to the other Jews who made up most of its population and ran its affairs.
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And yet in conversations with more than three dozen senators and top aides, nobody has any idea what exactly is about to happen when articles of impeachment land on the Senate floor.
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Brief visits and phone conversations are allowed, but David's seizures have returned, says Suzeanna, and now he is separated from the service dog that used to "alert" when they were about to happen.
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While waiting for Obama to arrive: "The lady selling vegetables and gum and cigarettes, taking a nap under a piece of corrugated tin has no idea what's about to happen," says Bourdain. 2.
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The February prices of H-shaped beams will mark the highest since October 2008 when the prices were set as a global financial crisis was about to happen, according to a company official.
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It was as if everyone knew what was about to happen and agreed that hate-watching the sham pageantry of the inaugural wouldn't change anything, and would likely only make things feel worse.
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Sure, it would have been better had someone with extensive experience or a social work degree taken on my role (At a subsidy of approximately $9,900 per year, that wasn't about to happen).
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And Nic's family is standing on one side, my family and friends are standing on the other, and then I just start freaking out because I'm like, 'This isn't really about to happen.
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Anticipation that something grave is about to happen was meanwhile fueled by White House press secretary Sarah Sanders insisting that Trump "certainly" believes it is in his power to fire the special counsel.
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Made by photographer Aaron Tilley and set designer Kyle Bean, the photo series was designed to evoke a sense of thrilling tension, and the anticipation of a moment that's just about to happen.
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The Book Review Podcast Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music Lee Child, the author of the perennially best-selling Jack Reacher series, sits down to write each day unsure of what's about to happen.
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"With all the things going on throughout this country right now, with people not standing, I'm gonna ask you all to stand for what's about to happen," Zahn said before introducing a singer.
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The effects of stress can be amplified even further if we are constantly worrying that something bad is about to happen, whether it's a physical attack or an infuriating comment on social media.
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JPMorgan's Marko Kolanovic, who accurately predicted would hit 2,300 on President Donald Trump's election win, now says another big event is about to happen—but this time, it has nothing to do with politics.
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"Time will tell what will happen with North Korea, but at the end of the previous administration, relationship was horrendous and very bad things were about to happen," he added in a second tweet.
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Isn't the illusion of movement in the cypress—its energy rooted and withheld, the thrust and sway of it eternally about to happen—all the more vital for being trapped so thrillingly in paint?
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"I have experienced the simulation of what they went through and, even being aware that it is about to happen, it is very disconcerting," said Murray Butt, the president of the Qantas pilots union.
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And in the days before the coup, these sources said, Gosh made at least one phone call to intelligence officials in the UAE to give them advance warning of what was about to happen.
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"I know that something incredible is about to happen and something incredible has already happened, and I know that I'm just in between that incredible moment," Lizzo said in a tearful follow-up video.
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Mark Fulton, a founding partner of Energy Transition Advisors, says that what's about to happen with the battery and renewables is an old-fashioned technological disruption story, akin to the advent of the internet.
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The stress-triggered genes may also serve as a warning sign for scientists that a coral bleaching event is about to happen, the researchers said in a paper published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances.
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"The Volvo was located nearby, and its behavior close to the people under threat ... indicated that an attack was about to happen," chief police inspector Jorgen Bergen Skov said at a press briefing in Copenhagen.
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When I called my best friend, who'd introduced us, she used a pitying, careful tone that let me know she'd known what was about to happen, and that was almost worse than the breakup itself.
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The car was stopped in traffic when the driver triggered the update, a spokesperson for NIO told The Verge in an email, but it should have been obvious what was about to happen, they said.
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Cramer Remix: The most dangerous stock group Cramer: Oil deals are about to happen Cramer: Intel could split in two Microsoft also underwent a major transformation from a legacy P.C. company to embracing the cloud.
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In-car video shows that the driver, Rafaela Vasquez, was looking down at what she told the NTSB was the "self-driving system interface" until she looked up and saw what was about to happen.
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But something big is about to happen — and after seeing this exclusive clip for Thursday night's episode, ominously titled "Don't Fear (The Reaper)", it doesn't look like good news for Dr. Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson).
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"It's a project that links women together: Women of all nationalities, women of color, every woman, together, so we can go forward and try to put the brakes on what's about to happen," she said.
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It was like literally everybody involved knew what was about to happen and wanted to insist that you couldn't be mad about Green Book winning Best Picture if both Stenberg and Lewis liked the movie.
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Automatic emergency braking, or AEB, systems use sensors, such as lidar and radar, as well as cameras to detect a crash that's about to happen and warn the driver so they can apply the brakes.
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People in the room grab a seat so they can watch the run-through that's about to happen — this is when models are led through the path of the runway while wearing their personal clothes.
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Here's a primer on what is about to happen: AT&T, which most Americans know as a mobile-phone provider, is trying to buy Time Warner, owner of big media brands including HBO, Warner Bros.
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Making the situation even more urgent for Sanders: despite calls from some Democrats for moderates to coalesce around a single candidate who can compete with Sanders, there's no evidence that that is about to happen.
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As she lay naked on the hospital gurney and cocooned in a warming blanket, members of the surgical team loomed over her, one by one, to ask her to repeat what was about to happen.
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The reason why Y43K was a concern on an economic level was because it was a rare instance where people were made aware of something bad about to happen, and given enough time to stock up.
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A child has been murdered (it's unclear if it's a young girl or boy), and moments before being told about the killing by the police, the child's mother has a premonition something bad's about to happen.
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So when Steph is like uh I don't know I've been thinking about that tongue logo how the thing works, I'm like - this is like this waterfall crescendo that's about to happen if we do this.
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I feel like it really captures that moment where you're graduating high school or college and you're trying to figure out what is next for you — that ennui of what the fuck is about to happen?
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When I talked to people outside Charlottesville about what was about to happen, they did not believe me, or did not understand, or did not push themselves to give me the help I was asking for.
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Before Saturday's vote, one of his accusers, Deborah Ramirez, who has said Judge Kavanaugh thrust his genitals in her face during a drunken dormitory party at Yale, issued a statement deploring what was about to happen.
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People worry something bad is about to happen, so consumers stop spending, investors pull their money out of the markets, or businesses don't make the investments they were going to, and then that makes things worse.
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"It'd be unusual to start to let people providing information to get sentenced if something you'd need them to testify about is about to happen," said Andrew McCarthy, a former federal prosecutor and National Review columnist.
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"The way metro rail boomed in China is about to happen in India," said Tilak Raj Seth, the head of Siemens India's transport business, which is supplying signalling and electricification for projects in Delhi and Chennai.
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The mentors, along with a few other part-time workers involved with street outreach, monitor police scanners for shootings and have neighborhood contacts who let them know when they sense that something bad is about to happen.
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It is really difficult to describe the pit that forms in your stomach when you hear those planes because you know something terrible is about to happen, but you have no idea where it's going to happen.
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Perhaps one of the best thing about modern life is that when you sense that something weird is about to happen, you can easily turn on your camera, film everything that unfolds and then immediately share it.
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The editorial concludes that all of these people made some "contribution" to the Brussels attack: And yet, none of what is about to happen in the airport or metro of Brussels can really happen without everyone's contribution.
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"We as Continental are not at all pleased about what we are hearing from the U.S. administration and what, by and large, could be about to happen in the world," finance chief Wolfgang Schaefer said on Thursday.
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The Attorney General herself calls and while they try to do some sidestepping around what's about to happen, she basically lets it be known that if Chuck settles and doesn't go to court, his job is safe.
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Instead of sticking its head in the sand and pretending everything is fine, the government and Steven Mnuchin should focus in more detail on the disruption that's about to happen, and build a plan to address it.
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Notably, Monty uses Google technology — from the cloud, to its advertising systems — to help Mindshare, its creators, generate ad campaigns that drive people to watch a match when it detects that something exciting is about to happen.
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Towards the beginning of the decade, British indie label heavyweight 4AD welcomed two new acts to their roster, who together represented a massive shift in music that was about to happen: Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti and Grimes.
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Through text analysis or facial expression recognition, a program on my laptop could identify the high level of emotion, understand what's about to happen, and warn me to take a breather before I send something I'll regret.
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It is a show where things are always about to happen, where the characters and the plot all stand on a precipice, waiting for some revelation to give them meaning, in their own eyes and in ours.
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"No", said Mayor—not if emerging technologies are able to create a new service at "cheapest cost and greatest efficiency" that disrupts the old—which he believes is exactly what is about to happen with solar storage.
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There's another element as well, which is that, what is currently about to happen to Gawker, where Peter Thiel not only destroyed it but wants to buy it, and presumably would take all of its contents offline.
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The U.S. did not know exactly when slain Iranian military leader Qasem Soleimani had planned to attack Americans, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said while maintaining the Trump administration's line that such strikes were about to happen.
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" The user was most likely referring to several quotes posted on Kardashian&aposs Instagram Story in recent weeks, including one reportedly posted on May 24 that read, "Something you've been praying for is about to happen for you.
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A senior administration official said Washington had no indication at the Riyadh summit that the move was about to happen but on Tuesday morning Trump directly waded into the dispute by praising the Arab powers' decisions against Qatar.
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Though vague about the exact nature of the glitch, the company placed the blame squarely on technology out of their—or anyone's—hands, and if that's not true, a new conversation about transparency may be about to happen.
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The other officer in the helicopter, whom the department did not identify, can be heard saying, "Time for a Taser, I think," as they watched the confrontation "I got a feeling that's about to happen," David Shelby said.
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Every time Mahomes got the ball on Sunday there was a sense that something exciting was about to happen: a no-look pass, a rocket fired into a tiny space, an improvisation that made something out of nothing.
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Now, with less than a month until the March 246 deadline for Britain to leave the European Union, it's again aligned with most of the country, this time in its cluelessness as to what is about to happen.
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"What still strikes me every time totality approaches is that nothing the entire human race, with all our technology, nuclear power, and so on, does can alter what is about to happen by even one microsecond," he said.
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It's reminiscent of the first act of Alien; the squad of players are like those working stiffs wandering around the Nostromo, joking around, seemingly unaware of what is about to happen to them but somehow still surrounded by dread.
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After analyzing videos of suicide attempts provided by the Société de transport de Montréal(STM), the city's public transit agency, Mishara and his colleagues identified a set of behaviours that, together, can indicate an attempt is about to happen.
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But if you can detect right at the start if the transition is about to happen, rather than having to wait for it to be completed, the synchronization can be faster and therefore more precise in the long run.
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It's also… kinda… cute, in a sweet, colorful, non-threatening way This is a deliberate decision on the part of the developers Free Lives, as is the way you join the game by "consenting" to what's about to happen.
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If we had told everybody who was in the shopping area that we were going to be shooting this thing and that we were going to be running through, people would be aware of what was about to happen.
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" Williams said she was being briefed by one of her producers about the next segment during a commercial break 48 minutes in the show when she began to feel "hot and a little dizzy … like something is about to happen.
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The couple don't know whether their bundle of joy on the way is a boy or a girl yet, but his or her older siblings are excited nonetheless — even though one of them doesn't fully grasp what's about to happen.
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"People say the turtle's death is bad luck, and a way for the gods to show that something's about to happen," said Nguyen Thien Hung, the caretaker of the Vu Thach Buddhist temple, which lies a few steps from the lake.
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"You've been on this show a number of times where you've been licking your chops saying it's about to happen, and it's two or three years going on doing this, and a lot of it sounds pretty pathetic," said Seymour.
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I think everybody even in the most lizard of lizard brains understand something's about to happen, very similar to when the farming went to manufacturing economy, that the industrial age is over and now we're in the thinking machines age.
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The episode is overlong, at 90 minutes, especially when you can more or less predict much of what's about to happen in the very first scene, as you watch a woman's Twitter feed fill with hateful invective directed at her.
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Episodes like this are necessary in the grand scheme of the show, but they do leave the viewers feeling as if they've watched an entire episode of things that are about to happen, rather than an episode of things happening.
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They want you to forget that during the Bush administration, it was two "New York Times" journalist who tipped off Muslim charities, the global relief foundation and the Holy Land Foundation, designated terrorist finance organizations to raids that were about to happen.
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Cramer Remix: The most dangerous stock group Cramer: Oil deals are about to happen Cramer: Intel could split in two The increase in sales were driven mainly by sales in the U.S., which helped to offset slower growth of 1 percent in Europe.
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He'd "done stuff" with plenty of people, but since falling in love with someone who was engaged—a one-sided love affair that went on for a couple of years—he'd never got to a position where sex was about to happen.
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"There was a point where you can hear Khashoggi moving from being a man who's a confident person towards a sense of fear, a sense of anxiety, rising anxiety, rising terror, and then knowing that something fatal is about to happen," Kennedy said.
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It looked like that was about to happen on Tuesday when she fell 4-1 behind in the face of a withering Johanna Konta onslaught, but Strycova soaked it all up and eventually drove the home favorite to distraction with her superior craft.
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Congressional debate over action to bar the president from going to war without its approval would help reduce the risk of a conventional and nuclear war because it would reassure North Korea that a surprise decapitation attack is not about to happen.
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Coaches and players are dragged out at some point — before a game, after a game — and forced to answer questions from a mob of reporters about strategy, preparedness and, inevitably, how they feel about whatever has happened or is about to happen.
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This episode's flashback doesn't take us inside of the tower that may or may not hold the answer to one of the show's greatest secrets (though the screams we hear on the wind, which seem to be Lyanna's, all but confirm what's about to happen).
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Whether you're a dyed in the wool WWE fan or have never seen an episode of Raw or SmackDown (the network's weekly TV shows), you may have heard that something major is about to happen in the world of wrestling — women's wrestling, to be exact.
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And, finally, it requires you to ignore that the series finale itself more or less suggests that Bran knew all the death that was about to happen and didn't do anything to stop it because he's a lil' stinker who wanted to be king.
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It's a weird, superheroic spin on our era of women using their voices to stop toxic and terrible men, and if I thought for two seconds the show would know how to do that, I'd be way more excited for whatever's about to happen next.
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Read More: NASA's New Self-Learning AI Could Save First Responders This encouraged him and a group of students to watch CCTV video of 60 suicide attempts on the Montréal metro and identify behaviours that could indicate when an attempt is about to happen.
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"I have learned from my 35 years in the investment business that when people say something will never happen, it means, it's about to happen," said Gundlach, challenging many investors' belief that interest rates can never rise because of the stagnation in global economic growth.
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While the first Where Cards Fall teaser doesn't show any actual gameplay, it gives a good idea of the vibe the creators are going for, set in a chill, but disconnected forest with an ambient piano suggesting that something important is about to happen.
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But some Georgette Heyer has plots that work because bad things seem about to happen and are averted—this is different from everything being all right in the end, the bad things never occur, they are no more than threats that pass over safely.
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On Sunday night, they patiently explained to 150 or so of us campers the significance of what was about to happen, demonstrating the scale of the sun relative to the earth and the moon with a beach ball, a peppercorn, and a $5 bill.
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Now, with the paper controlled by Tronc, which is based in Chicago, what once seemed unthinkable is about to happen: The newsroom is going to vote next week on whether to join The NewsGuild, which represents 25,000 reporters, editors and photographers across the nation.
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"When it comes to tech companies, for the wealth managers and real estate guys, no one has really rung the register like the Snap thing that's about to happen" to Los Angeles, said Mr. Lourd, whose wealth management firm, LourdMurray, is based in Beverly Hills.
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When my friend's 13-year-old daughter begged to watch my "Thrones" DVDs, I pressed pause whenever an especially wild scene was about to start, gave a quick summary of what was about to happen and then jumped ahead to more kid-friendly material.
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That initial moment's tiny elation, when a fresh face appeared at the door, may not have sustained me enough to lose a night's sleep, but it was sufficient — witnessed over and over — to keep me hooked on the possibility of everything or maybe nothing about to happen.
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The show has done a terrific job of seeding little hints of the Gilead that is to come into all of the flashbacks: You can never fully relax into their warmth, because you are always forced to remember exactly what's about to happen to these people.
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Organized by the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans and co-curated by Andrea Andersson and Julia Bryan-Wilson, the show, titled Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen, features site-specific installations, a selection of short films, artist's books, and over 100 precarios — precarious pieces that verge on disintegrating.
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Ever since I went to my first rock concert, Family in Oxford in about 1972, the thrill of what was about to happen was symbolized by the dormant power of the vacant drum kit, the way it sat there like a throne to its imminent rhythmic might.
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And when Warner Bros.' first handful of superhero movie efforts in this new era were turgid, gritty messes (think Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad, etc.), a future of superhero cinema hopelessly divided between overly sugary and overly gloomy films seemed like it was about to happen.
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Take a minute and think about how the world has changed in the past year... And what still needs to change... "None of us knew what was about to happen..." Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey's first story about Weinstein's abuses was published in the 2 p.m.
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We're guessing those appointments to take the futurist shoes for a stroll around the story (or home, if you're so inclined) will fill up fast... Self-lacing shoes, as we've been fantasizing about since Back to the Future II came out in 1989, are legitimately about to happen.
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"I believe the absolute number of neurons an animal has, especially in the cerebral cortex, determines the richness of their internal mental state and their ability to predict what is about to happen in their environment based on past experience," neuroscientist Suzana Herculano-Houzel from Vanderbilt University says.
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"Once we get through this 'band-aid effect', the reality will set in that there is an economic tumult about to happen in China, which is going to spread globally and force a lot of central banks to cut rates," said Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at AxiCorp.
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And, for me, if I get really stressed about something, I'll start to have the same thought over and over again, and no matter how many times I get to the resolution, I feel like something bad is about to happen if I don't keep thinking about it.
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Speaking with Mashable Australia, Blocksidge said that it wasn't uncommon to see a couple of kangaroos getting a bit frisky out in nature, but as the female came a little closer he noticed a sliver of light rising over the cliff and he realised what was about to happen.
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"The train wreck that's about to happen through the politicization of intelligence is going to scare off U.S. partners' willingness to share intelligence with the United States," said Ryan Goodman, former special counsel to the Pentagon and founding co-editor-in-chief of the national security forum Just Security.
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Predicting individual balls didn't leave enough time to tell the fans what was about to happen, so instead the team build a classification model giving a confidence value for whether the wicket would be taken and how – would the batsman be LBW, run out or have the ball caught?
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At show's end, Mr. Markowitz told her he wanted to have their photo taken near the stage and was met there by the actress Mandy Gonzalez (who plays Angelica Schuyler.) Ms. Gonzalez, who knew what was about to happen, took them onstage where other cast members were milling around.
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Television hosts and news anchors I've worked with learned to think of the camera as if it were one of their best friends; they turned to the lens as if they were telling that friend a story about what happened today, or something exciting that's about to happen.
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" [Bloomberg] "The U.S. Isn't Ready for What's About to Happen" [The Atlantic] "Coronavirus and Russia Will Test Saudi Game Plan" [Bloomberg] "Cheap oil is now bad for the economy" [The New York Times] Here's what readers had to say about the last debate: "Can Bernie Sanders Still Win?
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" There is a massive transition about to happen around jobs that people are not paying attention to and I don't want to be one of those ... Joan Williams also wrote a great book based on a Wall Street Journal piece that ... No, Harvard Business Review article just called "White Working Class.
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It's hard to describe that moment [of creation], but it requires a willingness to not know what's about to happen and, more than anything, to be like, I have no idea what I'm doing and I'm really uncomfortable, but I'm just about to do this thing, and it might suck.
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"It is quite a dynamic situation now, in the next hours and days following this, but as we speak at the moment we do not see any signs that there is an imminent hazardous unrest about to happen," Matthew Roberts, a natural hazards scientist at the Icelandic Met Office, said.
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It is not insignificant that despite all the hoo-ha about her appearance on Marc Jacobs's runway during New York Fashion Week in February and the expectation that something major was about to happen, all that did occur was that she walked the room like every other model in the show.
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What follows is both resolutely weird and indisputably awesome, as Wayne careens from walking in the strip club alone and leaving with two girls to interpolating Kanye West's "Jesus Walks" via a quick jack of the sample to his murderous declaration of intent for what is about to happen in rap.
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The group has been designated as a terrorist organization by Israel, the U.S. and the EU. "Because we are always on top of what's about to happen, we can see when those funds start to move to exchanges," Elliptic's co-founder and CEO James Smith told CNBC in a phone interview.
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Mastering it feels like a breath of fresh air, and it's a lot like Anor Londo in that you had probably heard players raving about how challenging both sections were, but once you finally set foot on their soil, you get a chill, as if something big is about to happen.
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These actors all have the advantage of being able to give easy, casual, cheeky performances — the sort in which every smirk, nod and cocked eyebrow telegraphs that something is about to happen that will make the audience feel not so much surprised as assured that the surprises will continue to arrive on schedule.
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That's what's about to happen to Pfizer, whose patent on Viagra doesn't expire until 2020 but which struck a deal a few years ago with generic drugmaker Teva Pharmaceuticals that allows Teva to launch a copycat version of the popular erectile dysfunction drug on December 11 — less than two months from now.
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Jump to present-day Dallas, where we meet Edgar (a droll Thomas Lennon), a comic-store clerk who finds a doll belonging to his dead brother and decides to auction it off at a convention marking the 30th anniversary of Toulon's most infamous killings — until the ones that are about to happen, presumably.
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" Mr. Ng's lawyer, Tai H. Park, argued that it would be "far more optimal for Mr. Ng to have just another week" to see his doctor and make sure his blood pressure was under control and "the rest of him is just made a little bit more comfortable with what's about to happen.
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The internet is bemoaning the lack warning about the controlled explosion—a few nearby signs and an obscure tweet from an account with less than 40k followers were the only notice that a lethal-looking conflagration was about to happen in broad daylight in the center of one of the biggest cities in the world.
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Paul is one of our founders, and he's going to help bring the best of classic gadget blogging into a new era — the first age of gadget blogging was defined by the mobile revolution, and we think a similar revolution is about to happen in new categories like drones, VR, and the Internet of Things.
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Davis, as reported by the BBC, said the camp has been under surveillance for a while, but that the decision to strike on Saturday was made because "[t]here was a sense that the operational phase was about to happen," and that the militants were getting ready to leave the camp to launch the attack.
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Cramer Remix: The most dangerous stock group Cramer: Oil deals are about to happen Cramer: Intel could split in two With so much hope coming out of China right now, the idea that Macau could be getting worse is simply poison, and Cramer thinks Steve Wynn is the only one who can shut down this story.
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"Over time, the breadth of the market tends to narrow, you have smaller leadership groups and once they begin to roll over, which perhaps Tencent is telling us is about to happen, then the broader markets have more of a reason to sell off," said Peter Cecchini, managing director and chief market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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It lends a chaotic and claustrophobic feel to many sequences — particularly as Wahlberg looks for survivors inside the rig after the massive explosion — but other times it's incomprehensible, obscuring what character the audience is even looking at, and forcing them to rely on the pounding score to understand whether something good or bad is about to happen on-screen.
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But the drama isn't over just yet: according to the latest promo for Monday night's episode, a brand-new "most dramatic season ever" moment is about to happen for Peter and controversial contestant Victoria Fuller in Virginia Beach, VA. In the clip, Peter encounters a faceless woman who, according to the voiceover, knows Victoria F.'s secret.
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"About to Happen" was met with sizable crowds when it debuted at the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans in March 2017, generating sufficient enthusiasm to sustain a national tour that has stopped at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle and, in a twist of fate, Berkeley's university art museum.
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More on the Parkland massacre... Stoneman Douglas shooting victims' families each get $400G from GoFundMe campaign Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz warned student: 'Something bad is about to happen' Broward sheriff's captain who gave initial order to 'stage,' not enter Stoneman Douglas, to be replaced Disgraced Parkland school cop Scot Peterson defends his actions: 'How can they keep saying I did nothing?
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It was 11:28 Monday night, just beyond the security perimeter at the Quicken Loans Arena, and Republicans fleeing the interminable politicians' speeches that followed Melania Trump's debut were greeted by a spectacle: more than a dozen Cleveland police clustered in formation around a single skinny protester, with 203 or 40 people standing around gawking, certain something was happening or was about to happen.
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Festival season has kicked off and spring break has come and gone, which, in beauty land, signals more than a return to '90s space buns and a re-up on spray tans: Summer is about to happen, meaning it's about to get hot AF. Some beauty adjustments are intuitive this time of year, like having an elastic at the ready to pull hair off of sweaty skin.
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"Something big is about to happen," Comey recalled of his impression when Trump asked other officials, including Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE, to leave him alone with the FBI director.
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" Shanahan withdraws amid media scrutiny On Monday, Yahoo's Hunter Walker foreshadowed what was about to happen: With Trump's acting secretary of defense Patrick Shanahan's confirmation "on hold, press reports have questioned his relationship with the president, and the Pentagon has been fielding press queries about his personal life, including a messy divorce that involved an accusation of domestic violence from his ex-wife, who was arrested as part of the dispute.
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The count is loaded, two men on, and for a moment you you can feel that cool autumn night air against the back of your neck, that sense that the future is about to happen and right now you have it in your hands, it can still be changed, but you know it's right there across the sixty feet to home plate, waiting for you to let it go.
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Here's Tom Watson, founder of CauseWired, a consulting firm that allegedly "helps organizations inspire people to support causes that change the world:" Skeptics, when #2020 women start triggering the alt-left - as is about to happen - you'll finally have your proof on gender and #2016 The marginalization of the mean and clueless alt left - and their dawning realization of it - is a small upside of our national predicament.
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"I would get rid of the rules that disadvantage our up market with a sweet rule in the VAT (Value Added Tax), I would get rid of the REACH directive, which prevents our importers getting the chemicals they need, I would get rid of some of the rules that have disadvantaged our temping agencies, some of the rules on temporary workers, and I would stop some of the things that are about to happen," Hannan said.
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