She begins to slur her words as she explains how her body tingles and her heart beats out of her chest.
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"I was talking to a cardiologist and he said to make sure your heart beats out of your chest every day," she said.
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But Superstore creator Justin Spitzer used to be a producer on The Office, which managed to wring 10 seasons' worth of jokes and emotional beats out of a single Pennsylvanian paper company branch.
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I don't know how to describe to elected officials what it feels like to put my child on the bus in the morning, the way that my heart beats out of my chest, the way I smile and love radically, because that's my job.
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For the defunct punk rock record label, see: Tarantulas Records Tarantula Records was created by Jamaican recording artist Tanya Stephens and her life partner Andrew Henton. The label was set up because Tanya desired more freedom over her music and lyrics. Henton makes the beats out of his home and she records at hers. Since being founded in 2004, the label has released three albums.
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The piece employs Reich's trademark technique of phasing. Phasing is achieved when two players, or one player and a recording, are playing a single repeated pattern in unison, usually on the same kind of instrument. One player changes tempo slightly, while the other remains constant, and eventually the two players are one or several beats out of sync with each other. They may either stay there, or phase further, depending on the piece.
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The piece begins with three pianists playing different notes to the same 8-beat rhythmic pattern. Then two more pianists begin to play the same pattern shifted two beats out of phase. (Phasing is a prominent technique in most of Steve Reich's work.) Different phase shifts of the same motifs fade in and out of the ever-changing musical texture for the duration of the piece. The piece also uses the additive technique of gradually building up parts by substituting notes for rests, and the opposite.
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Indolenda and Adolf appear on a balcony on the square swearing their love and dance a tango to a gramophone record. Juste is saved from his rejection by the fairy who reminds him of the remaining wish: Juste wishes to be loved. A hunchbacked vagrant (the formerly rich Eblouie Barbichette) falls in love with him, but becomes so possessive that finally she beats out of jealousy. The expiring Juste murmurs how hard his life is as a cuckoo cry (of the fairy) marks his end.
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He praised Dexter's flashbacks and Dexter and Debra's storylines, though he said that Doakes' following Dexter was "ridiculous" and that LaGuerta's overhearing Lt. Esmee Pascal's private conversation was "a bit contrived". Keith McDuffee of TV Squad "love[d] the flashbacks to a young Dexter and living Harry". Regarding the episode's end, he wrote that "just as Dexter's heart beats out of his chest, as does ours." Paula Paige, writing for TV Guide, said that the episode "made for some exciting, heart-pounding fear" and called the discovery of Dexter's corpses "a fantastic storyline".
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One Little Indian To do this, she recorded noises around her house to make beats out of them. Once the songs were almost finished, Björk contacted the duo Matmos, who she considered "virtuosos" in the field, and sent them various songs to work with. They added beats made from the noise of crushing ice and shuffling cards, among others. In her documentary Minuscule, Björk explained that this process consisted of "taking something very tiny and magnifying it up to big", intending to convey the "sensation that you've been told a secret", that is also present in micrographs.
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