Sometimes, NASA blows up rockets on purpose — for science!
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But it magnifies SoftBank's losses if the vehicle blows up.
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The cult blows up an abortion clinic, killing five people.
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Eventually all of Kim's hostility blows up via social media.
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At the time, this discussion blows up into an argument.
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The other goes to Blue Russia, blows up some insurrectionists.
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Whatever they aim at you over there, it blows up.
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C.J. Anderson blows up the secondary for a ripping run.
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She succeeds, but accidentally blows up a building, killing civilians.
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If Mr. Trump blows up the nuclear deal, then what?
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Unclear what Matt said ... but Rex blows up at the guy.
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Does it matter if a boss blows up at an employee?
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But the Swift 210 completely blows up that way of thinking.
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He's read about ISIS, so he blows up an ISIS camp.
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There is no scenario where the banking sector blows up today.
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As the golden device goes off, the Kahnwald house blows up.
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Your character blows up the love interest—an accident, but still.
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I worry what will happen to that if Nafta blows up.
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Fountainhead who blows up a public housing complex because it was
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In the film's dramatic climax, a young man blows up a church.
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Watch it at the top of the page before he blows up.
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Watched by two men, he slowly blows up balloons until they burst.
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"Oh, that it all blows up and we were wrong," he said.
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Inevitably, this myopia comes to light and blows up in Facebook's face.
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When a fighter leaves an MMA league he blows up our worldview.
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"Oh, that it all blows up and we were wrong," Wheeler said.
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The interview blows up and it's a clip that we can share.
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This method of deep organizing blows up business-as-usual electoral politics.
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He waits until something gets under his skin so bad he blows up.
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But the ECB – and Lagarde - will probably be blamed if anything blows up.
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The tatted-up convict who blows up bank safes is a scientific savant.
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"You want to bring some s— that blows up," drummer Lars Ulrich says.
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The box blows up, showering the world with antiquated expressions of gender. Beautiful.
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"If ObamaCare blows up, we're going to have real trouble," said state Sen.
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But then after you go to different colleges, this guy just blows up.
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"And of course the airplane blows up at the end," Mr. Strompolos said.
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Tony shows up very late to dinner one night, and Gloria blows up.
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It blows up in 20053, when it happens to be Francis sitting there.
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And we must, before it blows up the rest of the Middle East.
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"They can't lower their cost to match or their business model blows up."
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That sometimes works to their advantage and sometimes blows up in their face.
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"If the US blows up NAFTA, it will blow up the US economy."
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Every day the Laos Supply account blows up with messages from happy customers.
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You'll make them feel great and they'll compliment you until your head blows up.
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"I gotta get going before that thing blows up," he said about his car.
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She blows up Ace Chemicals, the location tied to both of their origin stories.
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After that big reveal, the entire town blows up, killing all the secondary characters.
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The repercussions of such a failure somewhat depend on where it blows up, though.
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Now, if the Falcon Heavy blows up near the pad, that's a different story.
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I take my emergency medicine before it blows up into a full-on meltdown.
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This is not the first video in which Rock blows up Chinese-made grills.
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Here's where to catch Moyd live before he blows up to Aziz Ansari levels.
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To deter illegal interlopers, Indonesia now impounds and blows up foreign vessels caught poaching.
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It's like shooting at a tin can except that tin can BLOWS UP Y'ALL!
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Elizabeth, who knew already, blows up and scolds her for not putting the family first.
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Back in NYC, Mary Jane blows up on the new addition to the team, Dani.
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The headline in the Washington Post screamed, "Trump impulsively blows up the North Korea Summit".
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"If Instagram blows up tomorrow, it'll be hard to market yourself for a new job."
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It's a structural argument, because it blows up the rest of the print shop episode.
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The problem comes when one pitcher has an off night and blows up the plan.
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" Celebrity gossip hound Perez Hilton also popped in to comment: "Here before this blows up!!
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The cleverest number involves Anna emerging from her home the day the apocalypse blows up.
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Also, if you are not caught up on Breaking Bad guess what…Gus's face blows up.
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When Lorelai talks about Michel's concerns about the Dragonfly being too small, he immediately blows up.
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You can prepare all you want but if the rocket blows up, what can you do?
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"As soon as the lights go out, my phone blows up," Bracero told me in April.
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Every time one of them dies, social media blows up with praise, memories, and heartfelt condolences.
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Grunty blows up Banjo's house with Bottles inside and sets off to get her body back.
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A group of high schoolers are serving Saturday detention when their town's chemical plant blows up.
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Or was it the faintly exotic if rather basic romance that blows up so many lives?
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"They really recognize that even if Libra blows up, another money construct will follow," Petrou said.
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Or as Hacker put it, "When your lab blows up, nobody wants to repeat that experiment."
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"It blows up the deficit while saying it is going to pay for itself," she said.
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This seemingly blows up her ruse: She knew he wasn't home when she traveled to the hotel.
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But one day a great storm blows up and topples the oak, whereas the reed remains standing.
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Your phone blows up uncontrollably, and all you can do is hope the thread eventually quiets down.
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Mexico's businesses are thinking about how to change their supply chains in case the deal blows up.
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If you don't have jobs and you don't have people working, sooner or later this blows up.
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A video blows up demonstrating a hilarious outcome all set in motion by seemingly inconsequential design decisions?
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The question is how much it blows up, not whether or not - failure is an option here.
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Engineering units could also be key if IS blows up bridges over the river running through Mosul.
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It's unclear, but Facebook might not bring it to the US unless it really blows up abroad.
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One day, to everyone's astonishment, someone drops a match in the powder keg and everything blows up.
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Coronavirus blows up human lungs, drowning them with fluid and suffocating them until they reach respiratory failure.
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" Bloomberg at the event also spoke of his plan to combat income equality before society "blows up.
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House impeachment manager Sylvia Garcia blows up Trump's defense of his requests for investigations targeting his rivals
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Working backward from painted images, Rosmarin zooms in and blows up her individual pigments into a colorful oblivion.
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Click on to shop Prêtte before it blows up, and throw them a follow while you're at it.
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It's hard to resist: As her life at the law firm blows up, Christine fucks corporate America, literally.
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"Brazil blows up every couple years," Tim Seymour, managing partner of Triogem Asset Management, said in an email.
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Then he goes to kidnap Professor X and Cyclops's brother Havok blows up the X-Mansion by mistake.
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"In my view," he said, "for her to vote no blows up her whole case: that she's independent."
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Ori Gersht literally blows up the association between flowers and peace in his photographs of exploding floral arrangements.
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When something gets the endorsement of the Fab Five, it's only a matter of time before it blows up.
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"It's pretty much just like, finger stunts where I just wiggle my hands and something blows up," she joked.
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And why would the Washington Post, by the way, run a story that blows up the Russian collusion narrative?
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If you moved the target word to the bottom, it blows up a few words and adds some more.
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Tadych was described as a chronic liar who blows up at people, 'screams a lot' and is a 'psycho.
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Now he can giddily watch from the sidelines as Carrie's defense of Sekou blows up in her face, literally.
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Why it matters: Because this is more about millennials than retirees, which blows up all sorts of generational stereotypes.
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We have no idea what's going on, and it'll only be a question of time until something blows up.
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Then an army of VFX artists transports them back in time, adds dragon companions or blows up their car.
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"This decision by Trump blows up our liberation efforts of cooperation and coordination with American forces," said Brig. Gen.
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She also blows up a doctor's latex glove like a balloon animal as she waits patiently for her results.
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The (justified) backlash and criticism surrounding that is probably still to come once she blows up outside of Spain.
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So, what happens when your site blows up and then comes crashing down around you and everyone thinks it died?
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It's a show that plays with story convention so consistently it blows up any boundaries that might hold it back.
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And then it was actually really fun to have a blog when you publish a book that then blows up.
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Now we get to see if the launch is nominal or blows up before it can get off the ground.
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Truly, much worse than a stink bug that blows up in your eyes and grosses you out for a while.
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Lucious, doing the first decent, selfless thing in 3 seasons, pushes Cookie out the way before the car blows up.
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And sometimes stuff like the Nicki-Cardi beef blows up on social media which makes you go off those artists.
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It's mostly a source of drama, as she blows up over any hint of affection he aims at another girl.
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He had family members who were telling him that this case could be something that blows up in his face.
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Whether Key is Michael Jackson or Tim Cook, he boils over, melts down, blows up, simmers, stews and karate-kicks.
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Deaths or injuries caused by ordnance that does not explode immediately but blows up later are also on the rise.
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After someone blows up a department store in Kansas City, most people assume the perpetrators came across the Mexican border.
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"If it blows up, deal with it, but if you ask permission, you're going to get a 'no,' " Mr. Roberts said.
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It'll also have to take this into consideration when a private individual's tweet blows up — is that tweet suddenly newsworthy too?
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Years of research into sensitive topics like politics and vaccinations had found that advocacy usually blows up in the advocate's face.
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This eco-friendly brand is hot off the presses, and we think you should snag a bag before it blows up.
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A Trump-faced robot blows up the whole planet to uproarious applause, rendering even the friendliest Trump turd graffiti a loser.
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And then their 13-year-old brother, Chase (Case Walker), blows up on YouTube, and they find themselves among his entourage.
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When Sarah Silverman deploys her heckler-handling skills to tell the Bernie or Bust crowd, "You're being ridiculous," Twitter blows up.
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" He continued, "And if you – you can either address it or you can pretend until it blows up, at some point.
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Adventure films end more satisfyingly with the hero escaping as the headquarters of some evil enterprise blows up in the background.
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"I hope your plane blows up"Since news of the group became public, the page appears to have been made inaccessible.
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Not only is it gripping and well-written, but it also blows up the idea that childbirth in America is safe.
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That means that if someone with more followers steals your dance, it's likely theirs will be the one that blows up.
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Click on to get to know this Bella-approved brand — and shop some of its best pieces — before it really blows up.
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Small firms, however, often face multiple claims from clients when some private placement investment or other typically high-commission product blows up.
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By the way ... he also acknowledges dropping a glove on the property, which totally blows up the theory cops planted a glove.
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Lucious blows up the pictures and arranges them in the studio on life-size glass plaques, like a personal art museum/memorial.
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"If the entire alliance blows up badly ... that would be the worst strategic mistake made by an automaker in decades," he said.
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If it destroys the launch pad, meanwhile: Well, if it blows up the pad… that'll be a real pain in the neck.
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" In the following season, Pacey blows up at Dawson during an argument: "We can't all be the fair-haired embodiment of perfection.
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But if you're choosing to sow mines in a minefield, you can't be too surprised if one blows up in your face.
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" In the remarks, Bloomberg also spoke of the need for America to solve the problem of income equality before society "blows up.
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"It blows up the deficit, and that means fewer investments in education, health care and job creation," Steyer added in the statement.
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People talk about it for a while and then it goes away and bubbles under the surface until something else blows up.
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But the alternate scenario is that Don tells Young Hee, and the whole plan blows up, which is what I predict will happen.
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Pakistan's Express Tribune, an affiliate of the New York Times, led its edition with the headline "'Surgical' farce blows up in India's face".
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Wind blast The wind generated when an asteroid smashes into Earth or blows up in an airburst is the "most critical impact effect".
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"When one of these blows up, it makes you feel reckless trying to save money with these flimsy pieces of paper," Cramer said.
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But it's not too long till I have to admit that's an act or more often it blows up in an obsession/episode.
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A storm blows up, rain pours down, and as it does the characters' identities begin to peel away like strips of damp wallpaper.
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"Carl is kind of the last man standing, and I think if he's gone, the whole confidence thing blows up," Ackman told CNBC.
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Vox Sarah Kliff, a reporter who'd covered the Republican replacement attempts, called it "the most radical," saying, it blows up the law entirely.
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"If NAFTA blows up, it is very vulnerable," Nordvig notes, adding Mexico could turn politically to the left in its upcoming presidential election.
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The action begins when a terrorist, Karim Farouk (Oded Fehr), kidnaps an antiquities expert and blows up the tomb of Antony and Cleopatra.
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In other moments, it blows up to enormous proportions and fills all of the different projections simultaneously while addressing the viewer head on.
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In the second episode of "Yellowstone," Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes), clearing a patch of Montana land, blows up a tree stump with explosives.
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You're likely going to get a lot of inquiries from friends, family, and sometimes (when it blows up and goes "viral") the press.
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Two of the KN-22 missiles fly approximately 2800 miles before falling into the sea while the other missile blows up almost immediately.
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He blows up screens like they're made of paper; watching him put Damian Lillard in a box in last year's playoffs was remarkable.
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It takes anything you type, then programmatically spawns art that blows up those words in goofy fonts that you can splash atop your imagery.
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Trump blows up at everyone around him as a matter of course, but he also doesn't expect those things to damage his relationships permanently.
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Click on to be the early adopters of this chic leather number — and shop similar options on the market — before it really blows up.
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"Carl [Icahn] is kind of the last man standing, and I think if he's gone, the whole confidence thing blows up," Ackman told CNBC.
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This is the team Canada should feel the best about, but there's at least a chance it could all blows up in Bergevin's face.
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Click on to shop them before Nanushka really blows up, because we have a feeling it's only going to get more popular from here.
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But like most everything it launches, if Curated Our Stories blows up, you can bet Facebook and Instagram will turn on their copying machines.
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Let's say there's a tsunami, or an oil rig blows up, or an uprising turns into a revolution, or there's a stock market crash.
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"I think this blows up the minute you get too far afield," Murphy said, characterizing himself as open to "limited" and on-topic amendments.
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Elon said as much in a media call this afternoon: It'd be a huge downer if its blows up, but hopefully we'll have learned.
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At least, that is my takeaway from the end of this trailer, where there are a bunch of motorcycles and one definitely blows up.
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If Senator McConnell blows up Senate rules to jam through President Trump's nominee, he will be exposed as the radical that he truly is.
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He saw how close things were in Iowa and he thinks they're 20 points or whatever down in New Hampshire, so he blows up.
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That's a form that Tolentino—with her unrelenting candor, her self-deprecating humor, her commitment to even the most inconvenient truths—blows up entirely.
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A breeze blows up from the sea, tasting of brine and minerals, so fresh that a spontaneous cheer wafts along the crowded parade route.
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"I would watch for Tulsi to be one of the wild cards that blows up the debate," a veteran Democratic presidential campaign strategist said.
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In one clip, a girl blows up a yellow balloon in a park until, through some clever editing, she inflates it to gigantic proportions.
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Vladimir's wife blows up at him when he wants to return to space, and their young daughter clearly doesn't understand why he has to leave.
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These stellar explosions are thought to occur in pairs of stars, where one star sucks so much gas from the other that it blows up.
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It's not clear why Bush even attempts to land direct hits on Donald Trump anymore, seeing as it usually blows up tragically in his face.
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You could be working for one year and discover an artist that suddenly blows up, and all of a sudden you're a sought after manager.
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If Mr Trump blows up the JCPOA, Iran, free of constraints, could crank up its enrichment programme and take a chance on developing nuclear weapons.
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If you've been good at getting that pesky inbox number down to zero, now's about the time when it all blows up in your face.
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I think there is a little bit of art imitating life, but hopefully nobody blows up the Capitol building during the State of the Union.
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However, whenever Grande and Davidson so much as comment on the other's Instagram, the internet blows up like the day their relationship was first revealed.
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Even the farmers are like, boy, you know, with the tax cuts they didn&apost pan out and now this that blows up the deficit.
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One of the best of those abilities is Corpse Explosion, which blows up any corpses in a given area in a damaging flurry of blood.
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With Laurel drawing hearts in the sand around Wendell and Domenick's names, all Donathan can do is throw out bombs and hope something blows up.
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"It's longer than they wanted and the longer it stretches out, the greater the risk it blows up," said Art Cashin, director operations at UBS.
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Google's Bubble Zoom feature (which isn't the greatest name, I know) simply blows up the text without zooming in on the image on the page.
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Suppose that Greece blows up again, or the British public votes to leave the European Union, or China's economy goes off a cliff, or whatever.
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Every member of the Facebook family of apps is pushing to bring copies of Snapchat's best features to international audiences before Snapchat blows up abroad.
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And in the process, a villain named Nitro blows up kids at a school: The time period represented here is the height of reality television.
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"The question is whether the Republicans are going to demand so much more that it blows up the possibility of relief for Dreamers," Sharry added.
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She notes that while the play's casting supposedly blows up racial categories, it manages, in the assignment of songs, to keep them firmly in place.
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Tommen winds up truly loving Margaery, and when Cersei blows up the Sept of Baylor, killing Margaery among countless others, he takes his own life.
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As the Washington Post pointed out, the list completely blows up the spot on classic hiding spaces like graphing calculators, alarm clocks, posters, and candy wrappers.
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What seems like it would be incredibly simple — "Let's just drop every other frame out and animate this one on twos" — blows up the whole pipeline.
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Within hours of North Korea doing something like, say, launching an ICBM that could strike anywhere in the US mainland, Bruce Francisco's email invariably blows up.
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Critics argue that's like lighting the two-year fuse on a bomb and hoping lawmakers can MacGyver a fix before the health care system blows up.
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He's like Larry David on Curb Your Enthusiasm – he means well and doesn't mean to get into trouble, but it always blows up in his face.
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Here's video, uploaded by the liberal news site Iowa Starting Line: Steve King blows up at questioner who pressed him on the Pittsburgh massacre #IA04 pic.twitter.
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" Another parent, Agustin Huneeus Jr, asked Singer, "is there any risk that thing blows up in my face?" to which Singer replied, "hasn't in 24 years.
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The group blows up or burns cellphone towers as a show of strength against the government or as retribution when companies will not turn off service.
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Baby Rose "Borderline" Meet the artist that SZA (and Kehlani and J. Cole) have been out there tweeting about and hop on board before she blows up.
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"To be totally frank, if there hasn't been some hardware that blows up on the test stand, I don't think you tested it hard enough," he said.
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Two generations before Superman's home planet blows up, his grandfather, Seg-El (Cameron Cuffe), tries to redeem the house of El after the family has been shunned.
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It basically becomes a "She said, she said" situation until Khloé blows up on Kim and makes it a little more deep than it needs to be.
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You trust the wrong person, you play your idol at the wrong time, and suddenly a month of perfect strategizing blows up in a ball of fire.
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In an election cycle that has been startlingly unusual, barely a day passes without someone saying something that blows up on Twitter or elsewhere in the media.
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And—thanks to video effects—the book's original ending is faithfully rendered on stage, where Danny, Wendy and Dick Hallorann escape as Jack blows up the hotel.
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It featured a talk-show host who quits her job, blows up her career and has an affair with the father of one of her children's classmates.
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Target's move blows up the claims of corporate lobbyists who argue it's simply not possible for industries like retail and restaurants to pay a $15 minimum wage.
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V-Ball is volleyball with an explosive twist—after a while, the ball, which you predictably enough pump back and forth over an elevated net, blows up.
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And even if tax reform becomes law, it might not lead to the kind of growth the Trump administration is promising if it blows up the deficit.
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When he tries to tell her she'd actually been raped, she blows up at him — how dare he tell her what the nature of her relationships were?
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"If a satellite blows up, that's bad but nobody dies," said Glenn Reynolds, a law professor at the University of Tennessee and an expert in space law.
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In his first all-on-him movie in four years, he plays an alcoholic high school basketball coach who blows up his marriage and lands in rehab.
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Affleck plays a reluctant high school basketball coach with big problems — he's a puffy, willful, fall-down drunk who blows up his marriage and lands in rehab.
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Once her father's Ponzi scheme blows up and she loses her job at Lockhart & Lee — now that she's a social pariah — how will she reconstruct her identity?
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Well, that's also the episode where Bojack blows up the taffy factory (it happens by accident, in his defence, while he's attempting to rescue a baby seahorse).
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Israel also regularly blows up tunnels, conducts airstrikes to prevent or retaliate for rocket launches from Gaza, and otherwise uses force to keep Hamas in the box.
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Given the importance of medical data, however, here's hoping the hospital has a way to decrypt or save the data before the arbitrary and malicious malware blows up.
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It has about $300bn of equity and debt, and stakes in 70 or so prominent startups which could be damaged if one of their leading sponsors blows up.
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And when Huneeus asks if there is any chance "this thing blows up in my face," Singer responds that in 24 years, he's never run into a problem.
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Geary's out of the way, but that means little once the EIC blows up the ship on which he was planning to whisk his sis away to America.
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"What we're aiming at is that a manufacturer can take a strain and grow it up, and even if the plant blows up, there's no risk," Minor says.
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"When he blows up at a journalist or criticizes the press and goes on and on and on – you know, I get criticized by the press," she said.
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She sabotages the Rocinante, blows up a ship, and broadcasts a faked message from Holden claiming responsibility, prompting the rest of the expedition to try to take him out.
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And its last season included a prominent subplot about Keenan Feldspar, a Palmer Luckey stand-in whose much-hyped virtual reality technology literally blows up in its users' faces.
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The bad guys have a huge weapon that blows up planets, and it features one small vulnerability that X-wings exploit to blow it up during a trench fight.
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That is, don't be like one of the dummies that the government blows up on the National Mall each summer to teach Americans about the hazards of using fireworks.
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Spoiler: Mossad agent Robert Shaw dies while saving the day, as he flies the weaponized blimp away over the ocean, where it blows up and sinks into the sea.
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"And so I just get so fed up/I switch to a Samsung/and the thing just blows up," is a line he literally made up on the spot.
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The longer-term danger isn't that Trump blows up the world, but that he pushes the international system towards a world with many more nukes in many more hands.
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"We want to defuse the situation as soon as possible, before it blows up in our faces," Cecilia Malmstrom, the European commissioner for trade, said in Brussels on Wednesday.
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She's talking about innovations that directly improve lives beyond her own — a lesson men like Tony Stark tend not to absorb until it literally blows up in their faces.
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Pompeo blows up at reporter over Ukraine When an NPR reporter asked Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about his lack of support for Yovanovitch, it did not go well.
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Despite repeated warnings that Naomi is nutty as a box of squirrels (or is it mice?), Rory persists, and somehow seems surprised when it blows up in her face.
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Many of them are "double-tap" strikes: around twenty minutes after the first bomb falls, a helicopter or a jet returns to the scene and blows up the rescuers.
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I love how the characters are on the verge of sending the villainous Master to the bottom of the sea before the bomb blows up and foils their plan.
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But Roosevelt's life and career are powerful reminders that the promise of something along the lines of a blustery guy who blows up the system isn't necessarily a mirage.
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And then, for you, the start button really happens in a Napster era, where you're a guy advocating on behalf of Napster and digital media … That's when it blows up.
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I text R., who blows up my phone with how much of a badass she thinks I am and how hard I have worked and how much I deserve this.
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While it later blows up in her character's face, Mollen jokes that these kind of storylines make the show a darker version of one of the most beloved American sitcoms.
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The most important thing to remember while this glitter food trend blows up is that just because food looks cool on Instagram, doesn't necessarily mean that it's safe to eat.
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Each blast, known as a shot, can yield a foul gas that blows up from the borehole, along with sooty residue that sometimes rains down on researchers and their equipment.
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Labour, meanwhile, has been pushing for new elections — and there's always a chance they could get them if May's deal blows up badly enough in Parliament, or her government crumbles.
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We've had a long career and we've had many number ones but to be able to have a song that just kind of worldwide just blows up, it's very exciting.
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The comments she received on the post were overwhelmingly positive and supportive — but like anything that blows up on social media, the critics came out to leave their remarks too.
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"If the entire alliance blows up badly ... that would be the worst strategic mistake made by an automaker in decades," said Travis Lundy, an analyst at investment research network Smartkarma.
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From Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, the show follows a New York housewife in the 1950s who – when her marriage blows up – discovers herself as a stand-up comedian.
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It would have been easy for the writers of the show to make sure this all blows up in Kimmy's face, or to at least give her a nice Aha!
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The majority prompt no headlines: husbands trying to kill wives with amateur car bombs, rival motorcycle gangs lobbing improvised explosive devices, a mischievous student who accidentally blows up a mailbox.
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"Oh, maybe I should think about what chemicals I'm mixing together next time," you might say, as a canister full of explosive gas suddenly blows up in front of you.
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"The combination of Deval Patrick and Bloomberg entering the race blows up the primary," said Quentin James, executive director of The Collective, a super PAC that supports African-American candidates.
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Muting notifications system-wideScreenshot: GizmodoThere are few things as irritating as when you're heads down on some work and Slack or your email blows up with non-essential and distracting notifications.
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While the left, the media literally blows up over the Trump administration&aposs, quote, border tactics, and they&aposre obeying the law, they were very quiet when Obama was their president.
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At least, that's how Common feels about the drama involving his ex-girlfriend -- telling TMZ Sports the judge shouldn't be so damn sensitive when a passionate player blows up on him.
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The NBA star told us he takes his rap seriously ... and if he blows up 'cause of songs he released with his famous boo -- he says it just wouldn't feel right.
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When Wendy, Chuck's wife, discovers that he gleaned the information from private session notes on her computer, the whole thing blows up in his face, ending his investigation and his marriage.
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She tries to play it cool — she knows how pissed Hunter and his mother got last time she went on a shopping spree with his credit card — but Hunter blows up.
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It's also had the knock-on effect of bringing unit statistics over 10, something which blows up the 1-10 scale which has underpinned Games Workshop's game math since day one.
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When she makes her third and biggest faux pas — cracking a joke about another colleague and the stereotype that black people are always late — it blows up right in her face.
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But there's something about this video, wherein a gentleman with a southern accent blows up a refrigerator stuffed with explosives and nearly gets killed in the process, that appeals to me.
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But hold that thought, because when Waterford unveils the Rachel and Leah Center, Ofglen — one of the many handmaids posted outside the building, as literal window dressing — blows up the place.
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Despite his dubious legitimacy, his allies in Congress take advantage of his election to ram through a huge tax cut that blows up the budget deficit while disproportionately benefiting the wealthy.
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The same quantum weirdness that blows up the theoretical mass of the Higgs might also be at work here, physicists say, hinting at a new very massive particle called a leptoquark.
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Cruz blows up With his presidential campaign coming to an end, Cruz unloaded on Trump for the JFK rumor and for tweeting an unflattering photo of his wife in late March.
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The problem is, when you put the kids in the middle of it, it enables Democrats and the media to exploit the policy in a way that blows up in its face.
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He jokes that he is the Alderaan of the internet, a dark-humored reference to the planet that Darth Vader blows up in Star Wars to test the Death Star's destructive capabilities.
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"All the social issues — traditional family values, abortion — are moot if ISIS blows up some of our cities or if the borders are not fortified," he said, referring to the Islamic State.
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Even when things seem fairly manageable on this show, there's usually a moment when everything blows up in everyone's faces — and that final moment with Philip sure felt like one of those.
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"My 14-year-old son was joking with my wife and said every student should have a Muslim lab partner, because if something blows up, they have someone to blame," he says.
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Even less than a commenter who entreated everyone to "just wait til it blows up in his face, busts his teeth out and melts one of his eyeballs" knows about polite discourse.
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When Tig discovers that her mother had a scandalous secret life (an affair, an unknown sibling—it's a doozy), she blows up, disgusted at Bill's cluelessness, and, by extension, at her own.
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"When Hollywood and singers and all go political, it sounds in the moment like it's very popular, and we've seen so many times where it backfires and it blows up," Conway said.
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They develop an odd, culturally freighted relationship — the senescent past reconciling itself to Europe's future — until the last act blows up the script's character-building for the sake of a shock ending.
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But if you notice that the person blows up at the waiter for bringing them the wrong drink, or screams at another driver who cut them off, that's not a great sign.
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Will they cheer when Billy blows up the Kingston Falls movie theater, where the gremlins, now resembling an average kiddie matinee crowd, are exuberantly responding to "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"?
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It blows up a decades-long consensus on the limits of presidential power and suggests that Nixon was right and did not deserve impeachment for his role in the Watergate break-in.
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Alice is a deranged domestic terrorist who, in the span of single episode, kidnaps Sophie Moore (Meagan Tandy), drops her from a skyscraper, and nearly blows up a park full of families.
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"You could warn, warn and beg and plead, and they will not pay attention until it blows up," said Chuck Schroeder, the president of Drowning on the Delaware, a flood awareness group.
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And look, if we get Medicare-for-all, or Medicare option or the ACA is shut down due to the federal court ruling, this business model blows up completely, completely, companies leveraged.
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We should take them half seriously, because the dangers are that you could put the rocket into a ship and take the ship and sail it into a harbor and it blows up.
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"If you were to toss a grenade into a room, when it blows up—for a very brief period of time—all the oxygen in the room will get blown away," McNamara explained.
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Vast capital invested in technology blows up the taxi industry, turning it from a bastion of solid-ish working-class jobs into an app-driven hell with one billionaire atop a vast precariat.
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It's not easy to sustain drama when your series blows up buildings on a near-regular basis, and honestly, fans should sleep better knowing that – for now – their beloved characters are safe and sound.
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"They landed on using piano, an instrument they only used one other time in the series when Cersei blows up the Sept of Baelor in Season 6, because "it really caught the listeners' attention.
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"We've got a lot of land with nobody around, and so if it blows up, it's cool," Musk said about the yet-to-be-built Starhopper prototype at a press conference in February 2018.
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And with so much weighing on him — on top of an unexpected job offer that would take him back to Boston instead of London, where the couple lives — Rob finally blows up at Sharon.
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It's motivating because the premise is the moon blows up and in two years all the bits of leftover Moon will fall to Earth and the surface of the Earth will be utterly destroyed.
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The sheer size of the map and the hundreds of quests add to making the world of the game feel big, but what truly blows up the experience of playing is the story itself.
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The MOAB, or "Mother of All Bombs," is a ginormous, and somewhat crude, conventional bomb, weighing about as much as four Humvees and producing a small, nuke-style mushroom cloud when it blows up.
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If the scandal blows up, with evidence emerging that Abe was indeed involved, or his reasonably strong public approval rates plunge, he could eventually resign, though it is too early to predict that now.
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The fine folks at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge have a half-ton machine that blows up all of the little details happening in a microprocessor to a size that's more easily inspected.
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In the video, Chalmers puts a ping pong ball into a balloon and blows up said balloon, lodging the ball at the balloon's opening to simulate the end of pregnancy and the start of labor.
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And, in fact, the show's heroine, played by Rachel Brosnahan, is—exactly like Rivers was—a college-educated rich girl in her twenties, who is forced to move back home after her marriage blows up.
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As Laughing Squid notes, King shows part of his creative process on his Instagram: The robots stomp and stumble across a barren, presumably post-apocalyptic landscape, when a dust storm blows up on the horizon.
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Mr. Bolling said that interest in the town-hall-style events he hosts as part of an initiative by Sinclair Broadcast Group, the country's largest broadcaster, "blows up" when he is able to announce Mrs.
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Increasingly, reporters are acknowledging that when Trump blows up at people, it's not the symptom of a permanent dissatisfaction with them — it's a way of blowing off steam, or a temporary irritant he'll soon forget about.
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When Peter accidentally unleashes a missile at his romantic rival Brad and nearly blows up his entire class, Fury chides him for it, but doesn't make any attempt to take the missile system away from Peter.
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It's either a crashingly dull facsimile of a shit-blows-up thriller, or maybe, just maybe, a wildly subversive comment on Hollywood's looming dark future — a slick bit of meta-commentary on itself, Black Mirror-style.
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In a matter of hours, Lisa blows up two relationships: her and Charlie's and Nick and Merrill's, and she does it with relative ease and without a hint of remorse for anyone — except herself, of course.
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Maisel season 1 tracks what happens when the traditional path you've always envisioned for yourself blows up in a single night and you're forced to figure out who you really are and what you really want.
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In the famous street scene, the two are leaving the movies as Ms. Monroe pauses over a grate to enjoy the breeze from the subway as it blows up her dress on a hot summer night.
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But a combination of a demanding job, a functional and involved family, and some degree of a social life means my phone blows up with bullshit on about 12 different apps roughly 10,000 times a day.
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At the hospital, Bonnie sees the detective who worked Perry's case and assumes she's there to talk about it; she isn't, but Bonnie blows up at her before she realizes it, and it's not a good look.
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"This blows up the myth of bad apples, by the sheer number of images and numbers of individuals who are implicated," said Nikki Jones, an associate professor of African American studies at the University of California, Berkeley.
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So, if you're in the middle of a game and suddenly everything within four feet of you blows up, your processor will slow down as it's forced to render every bit of shrapnel in the immediate vicinity.
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"One of the biggest causes of congestion in downtown cores is when a delivery truck pulls in for three minutes and blocks a lane, then all of a sudden it blows up the whole network," McBride said.
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And on Sekulow&aposs radio show today, he and Giuliani offered an extraordinary window into their strategy deliberations admitting they will be second- guessed if the president goes forward with the interview and it all blows up.
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Ghafoor told the foreign journalists earlier in the week that he couldn't understand how the idea of a missile that blows up inside buildings like those at the madrasa without hurting the structure could carry any credibility.
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When I asked Taub how he's preparing for a potential uptick in usage, he said that "if this blows up…we will put up a gate" to limit the amount of posts that go live each minute.
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And we've seen so many times where it backfires and it blows up, and she's also somebody who went up against President Trump head to head in the United States Senate race in Tennessee and lost handily.
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If you're looking for a giant, epic, everything-blows-up, movie (that does not have any anthropomorphic robots... that we know of), 6 Underground is the movie for you, and it stars Reynolds in the title role.
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And maybe they've also calculated that if their repeal bill blows up quickly, Republicans will be able to move on to other things on their agenda without having wasted months and months on a doomed health care plan.
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MEG NEAL: A lot of people expect the Next Big Thing in 2016 will be VR with the commercial release of Oculus—what do you think will be the tech that surprises everyone and blows up even bigger?
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A fanatical jihadist movement known as al-Shabab ("the Youth") still dominates much of the countryside and regularly murders bigwigs and blows up hotels and restaurants in Mogadishu, the seaside capital that was once an Italian colonial jewel.
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If Mr. Trump blows up the deal and reimposes sanctions, he will not be doing the opposition a favor but instead giving Iranians a reason to rally to — rather than work against — the government they might otherwise despise.
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The mounting tension blows up in the finale, after which one of the show's actors invites the white people in the audience to come to the stage so she can have a moment to herself with everybody else.
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And I know and you know, Sara, and Gregg knows that if they are released, this whole thing blows up in their face in a massive way which is why they are fighting so hard not to release them.
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It's got just about everything: Jon becomes King in the North (and we learn the truth about his parentage), Cersei blows up the Sept of Baelor and takes the Iron Throne, and Dany finally sets sail for Westeros. Boom!
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"This blows up the myth of bad apples, by the sheer number of images and numbers of individuals who are implicated," Nikki Jones, an associate professor of African American studies at the University of California Berkeley, told BuzzFeed News.
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The moment blows up on YouTube and becomes profitable for the young woman — removing her from the labor struggle and nabbing her a cola commercial deal — in a way it probably would not have had the roles been switched.
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"Because of the FSB (Financial Stability Board which monitors the global financial system), global banks, systemically important banks will have raised $20153 trillion of additional capital....There is no scenario where the banking sector blows up today," he said.
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Which leads us to... If Republicans' problem was only that their proposals to raise revenue was unpopular, the solution would be pretty easy — they could just craft a bill that blows up the deficit instead of raising much revenue.
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But the tune's real star is Burden's mercurial voice, which you may recognize from her backup work with Warpaint's Jennylee, sliding between 60s pop decadence and Aladdin Sane fever dream before it all blows up into a grunge bridge.
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Then she reminds him that he doesn't have to pretend to be normal in Midnight and that he should seriously ask his supernatural townie friends for help with this whole home infestation thing before it blows up in his face.
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Indeed, unless election gains of far right and left parties a year from now force an early French exit from the EU and the euro, things will be left to limp along until the next crisis blows up the monetary union.
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Now watch one of the oldest chemistry class tricks, the combination of two things you already know for an explosion you might have forgotten: if you throw sodium metal into water, it basically sparks up real big and blows up nicely.
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One of the ways that it's described is if a high-velocity [bullet] hits your liver, it basically looks like you have dropped a watermelon from standing position to the ground, and it just basically explodes — it kind of blows up.
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As a mother of three, I can understand the impulse to create a soft landing for my children when it comes to school, friends, and the world at large, but often that parental impulse blows up in our faces anyway.
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"This blows up the myth of bad apples, by the sheer number of images and numbers of individuals who are implicated," Nikki Jones, an associate professor of African American studies at the University of California, Berkeley, told BuzzFeed and Injustice Watch.
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" It's the scene when Luke and Han Solo operate the gun emplacements on the Millennium Falcon, caught in a space battle but also interacting with each other—Luke blows up an enemy fighter and cheers, and Han says "Great, kid!
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Its penultimate episode deftly throws the fragmented trio of Issa (co-creator Issa Rae), her best friend Molly (Yvonne Orji), and her ex-boyfriend Lawrence (Jay Ellis) into an unavoidable social situation that quickly and memorably blows up in their faces.
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If, God forbid, a jetliner filled with American passengers mysteriously blows up midair in October, like Pan Am Flight 103 did over Lockerbie, Scotland, in the 1980s, voters may well blame Trump, even before anyone knows for sure who is responsible.
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"An equal-weight fund avoids the risk of a company that blows up when it's materially overweight in an index," said Dan Weiskopf, a strategist for the E.T.F. Think Tank, a website that provides information about E.T.F.s to financial advisers.
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But if the Republican leaders decide to go all the way and drop the filibuster on legislation too, let's at least remember that the bigger threat to democracy is not the scary-sounding nuclear option but the thing it blows up.
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It must convince Mr. Trump that if he blows up the trade agreement on which Mexico has staked its hopes of development, by weaving its economy ever more closely into that of the United States, the United States will suffer, too.
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The story opens with Paul Serene and the player-controlled "hero" character, Jack Joyce, performing a time-travel experiment that literally blows up in their faces, causing a fracture in time that will ultimately lead to the end of time.
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Once the administration announces and the news media reliably blows up the news that almost anyone can now be deported, from a serious criminal to a person that has overstayed the limit on his student visa, a significant chilling effect will be created.
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Emmie de Wit, the principal investigator at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory investigating the new coronavirus, says, "Everyone is trying to make sure that we have a treatment or a vaccine in case it blows up in the U.S," according to the Ravalli Republic.
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Harley wears the caution tape jacket with a see-through back early in the film as she blows up Ace Chemicals and then runs through the streets of Gotham City in an attempt to outrun the cops and some of Black Mask's men.
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Thanks to the sirocco (a desert wind that blows up from Northern Africa) and a wildfire raging through Monti Sicani (the mountain range that hugs Sicily's capital city), temperatures hit 103 degrees the following day as I wander around Palermo on foot.
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"The Catalonia thing is priced in now unless it blows up really badly and people seem to be happy going long euros before the ECB meeting next week," aid John Marley, head of FX strategy at Infinity international, a currency risk management firm.
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Before the team can really begin their investigation, someone blows up one of their mobile habitats, killing Cole and prompting their off-Moon bosses to send up a team of Marines as the situation heats up relations between the US and China.
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On a molecular level, DNP is a natural explosive: It blows up the pathways by which cells convert fat and carbohydrates into useful energy and instead generates excess heat, setting tiny internal fires that can raise the body's temperature to lethal levels.
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"The Catalonia thing is priced in now unless it blows up really badly and people seem to be happy going long euros before the ECB meeting next week," said John Marley, head of FX strategy at Infinity International, a currency risk management firm.
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US prosecutors often get seduced by the temptation of high-profile victories and "making an example"–level harsh sentences, sometimes in a way that blows up in their faces (the recent acquittals of George Zimmerman and Ryan Bundy being two recent examples).
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When Bitcoin makes up a small percentage of profits, rather than an integral aspect of a business model, its value is clear as a symbolic gesture to young, techy customers, and as a foot in the door in case cryptocurrency blows up.
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Sure, your outfit might be met with some skepticism at first, but when the trend you're wearing blows up (and is all over Zara next season), you'll earn some serious street cred as the one who was bold enough to go there early.
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Allegiant completely blows up the faction system set up in Divergent and Insurgent to reveal that the people living within the walls of what used to be Chicago are merely part of a societal experiment that sorts civilians based on personality traits.
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" Emile Zola, the French writer, confronted by the bigots and liars of his day, wrote: "When truth is buried underground it grows, it chokes, it gathers such an explosive force that on the day it bursts out, it blows up everything with it.
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Those are the kind of topics, if you want to geek out on that kind of stuff on LinkedIn, it blows up because you get the right experts weighing in, pushing back and telling you what the right answer maybe should be.
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The insurance comes in hand if the rocket blows up, as demonstrated by SpaceX's Falcon 9 explosion that destroyed the rocket and a satellite last week that was intended to extend internet access into parts of Africa as part of Facebook's Internet.
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Actors Don't Discriminate (Against Netflix)The scuttlebutt on why Elba missed an Oscar nod is that the people who make their living making films for studios are, frankly, afraid of Netflix (and Amazon and YouTube, and anyone else who blows up their business model).
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Without spoiling the ending — or the setup for a potential second season — Dory's single-minded fixation on Chantal's disappearance blows up in her face in spectacular fashion, making her confront all the vicarious living she did while Nancy Drewing her way around New York.
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Elon Musk often blows up at critics, but when Consumer Reports complains, even Tesla's CEO listens (CNBC) Singapore's competition watchdog today proposed fines on Uber and Grab and said they may have to unwind their merger because of "substantially lessened competition" in the market.
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Based on the original 1977 board game released by Kenner, this one even includes a Grand Moff Tarkin action figure so you can say things like "We will crush the Rebellion with one swift strike!" right before the Death Star blows up real good.
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It blows up again, but she doesn't push it down this time, and it flies up over her head, clearly revealing two pairs of underwear that, because of the bright lights, do not protect Ms. Monroe's modesty quite as much as she might have liked.
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"More or less his first day on the job, the [Marie] Yovanovitch situation blows up," said the person familiar with Reeker's closed-door testimony, who was granted anonymity to candidly describe what Reeker told investigators during his more than eight hours behind closed doors.
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Sometimes, it seems like life in New York City is centered around finding the next big thing — shopping at a boutique before it blows up, listening to a band before it gets cool, eating at a restaurant before glowing reviews make it impossible to get a table.
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And if the scandal blows up enough, the apology video can be a way of reeling in new viewers, too—plenty of people, I'm sure, hadn't heard of Tati Westbrook or James Charles until explainers of their situation ended up everywhere, including the New York Times.
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When you add Mr. Trump's propensity to attack the judiciary, the FBI, the Justice Department, the intelligence community, the media, his own staff and to litigate via Twitter he is a litigation disaster zone destined to destroy his lawyer as he blows up his own case.
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In many ways Bryan did earn his position, like he said, but also Lonnie didn't snitch so… Bryan meets with Orrin later – since I'm giving props to everyone this week props to the set designer and location scout for this great, great barbershop – and blows up.
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Couple that with a consistent message that Republicans are political arsonists with no interest in actually governing, and Democrats believe they will take both the White House and the Senate in November and maybe even the House if Trump really blows up in a spectacular way.
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As in, senior leadership in any campaign never get too close to the truly explosive (or potentially explosive) material that is peddled in the dark channels of opposition research so that -- if ever it actually blows up -- they can honestly say they never knew about it.
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By highlighting the tiny tax cut some workers will get as if that were the point and main result of a bill that blows up the deficit by more than $1 trillion, he helps illustrate the bait-and-switch at the core of the whole G.O.P. agenda.
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And given the creative team behind the scenes of his show, I hope HBO finds a way to move forward with a second season, but with one that blows up the world of season one as much as this show blew up the world of the comic.
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"Common sense would tell you our arts dollars should be spent on programs that serve some purpose to the State of Minnesota, not on an out-of-state video game that blows up oil pipelines," Gunter told the Minnesota Star-Tribune, referring to LaPensée's current residency in Michigan.
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" Aubry admits that she feels like she can't form an alliance with the power players in her tribe, lamenting, "I'm constantly on the bottom and I feel like I've been trying really hard to build relationships with those people, but then it all blows up in my face.
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The second, which is much more important, is that if Smith is telling the truth and that he and Flynn were working directly with hackers they suspected of working with the Russian government, then that blows up Trump's claim that there was no collusion between his campaign and Russia.
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"It's anti-democratic, and anti-republican, and it basically blows up all the norms of what is supposed to be the core feature of a free political system, which is the peaceful and orderly transfer of power," said Norm Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Reality check: The people tasked with protecting U.S. electrical infrastructure say the scenario where hackers take down the entire grid — the one that's also the plot of the "Die Hard" movie where Bruce Willis blows up a helicopter by launching a car at it — is not a realistic threat.
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The provision to bar the government from intervening when affordability concerns arise "blows up" existing legal measures to ensure fair drug pricing, said Jamie Love, executive director at Knowledge Ecology International, which has been lobbying for new drug development and pricing approaches to lower the costs of medicines.
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This idea, that after these big speeches like the State of the Union or last year's address to Congress, Trump finally turns into America's conception of what a president should be has become something of a running joke — especially when he blows up the goodwill a few days later on Twitter.
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In an introductory scene, Kendall is dismissed as a "daddy's boy" when a big deal he's trying to engineer blows up in his face, serving notice both of the weight that comes from nepotism, as well as the assumption that the apple might have fallen uncomfortably far from the tree.
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The big economic policy story for this week will be the attempt to ram through the Republican tax bill, which manages both to raise taxes on middle- and lower-income Americans even as it blows up the debt, all in the service of big tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy.
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Asked about a villainous character who blows up one of his friends — a plot point many Palestinians objected to — Mr. Issacharoff observed that years ago, when suicide bombings were more frequent, terrorist commanders had exploited emotionally weak people to carry them out, rather than volunteering themselves or their own children.
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If you're in the market for some new cool-girl basics (and really, who isn't?!), click ahead to get to know this brand before it really blows up — because if Andrews' other labels are any indication, Jeu will be on the likes of Emily Ratajkowski and Bella Hadid before you can say "J'adore."
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It's a big move for Amazon to take a character who's starred in five blockbuster movies (including 1990's The Hunt for Red October) to the small screen, but what's summer TV without an action-oriented series where a lot of stuff blows up and someone with a fantastic abdomen does awesome stunts?
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While not on the same level of the explosion back in season 2, in which the CIA building blows up and 238 lives are taken, in "R For Romeo," a slew of FBI agents lay dead or severely injured after a surprise blast goes off at the domestic terrorists' safe house in Queens.
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US prosecutors often get seduced by the temptation of high-profile victories and "making an example"–level harsh sentences, sometimes in a way that blows up in their faces ... it's less effective to deter criminals with harsh punishments, though, than it is to demonstrate that they will definitely be caught and punished.
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Ironically, China also could prove to be a main beneficiary, becoming a de facto defender of the global trade system that was set up by, and has largely benefited, the United States, while the United States blows up this system along with the alliances that are the real lynchpin of national security.
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Other must-reads from the finance team:Real-estate services giant JLL explains how the coronavirus could usher in a permanent 'paradigm shift' towards more remote workWorse than the 2007 'Quant Quake': Huge quant names like Schonfeld and Bridgewater are getting slammed as market chaos blows up computer-driven tradesMarkets are going haywire.
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He's cheerful in the face of the void, happy to swoop down upon the beat and chortle a few free-associative verses while ducking sonic detritus like the simulated electric violin on "Coolest Monkey in the Jungle" or the echoey cymbal effects on "Bukkake," disappearing before it all blows up in his face.
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The Slow Mo Guys pointed the Phantom V2511 high-speed camera at a Pyrex glass measuring cup that was heated with a torch and then doused in cold water to capture the exploding glass (something about the sudden temperature change isn't good with tempered glass) and you can see just how fast it blows up.
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Dad (Ray Milland) and Mom (Jean Hagen, Danny Thomas's wife in the 1950s sitcom "Make Room for Daddy") and their teenage children (the pop star Frankie Avalon and Mary Mitchel, Wally Cleaver's girlfriend on two episodes of "Leave It to Beaver") have set out on a camping trip when Los Angeles blows up behind them.
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VFX sector blows up For years, Indian films have been notorious for poor special effects, but with the rise of Hollywood tapping into Indian VFX companies for Oscar-winning productions like "The Jungle Book" and "Life of Pi" as well as HBO's "Game of Thrones," Indian filmmakers are now making use of the home advantage.
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It tells the story of three generations of Latina women: the sincerely devout but still frisky widow Alba (Yvonne Coll), her sexually liberated daughter Xiomara (Andrea Navedo), and Xo's daughter, the titular Jane (Golden Globe winner Gina Rodriguez), an aspiring novelist who is trying to carve her own middle path when the preposterously accidental pregnancy blows up her life.
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Here, however morbidly, is where I have always fixed the problem when yet another instance of "inappropriate language" blows up big and bright in the body politic, whether from the living or the dead: the gross distortion of national priorities and imperatives when it comes to dealing with both the myth of race and the reality of racism.
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Kallstadt lies in a corner of the Rhine Valley, at a point where the wind blows up from the south, and the soil is unusually dense with clay, which holds the heat of the sun in the earth, forming a kind of micro climate — perfect for growing the Riesling grape that is fermented into the Pfalzer wine.
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"Dietland," the latest creation from Marti Noxon ("UnREAL" on Lifetime and the upcoming "Sharp Objects" on HBO), based on the 2015 best-seller from Sarai Walker, blows up Plum's monochromatic life, including her day job as a ghostwriter for Kitty Montgomery (Julianna Margulies), the poisonous editor in chief of a Cosmo-like magazine for the teen set.
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I think this campaign sort of underlines the limits in some ways of being a traditional media reporter, or any traditional reporter because — and this is the false equivalence discussion and you've had it on your show — Trump blows up a lot of the traditional barriers and boundaries and limits of what is journalism, what is politics, what is truthfulness.
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Stormtrooper-turned-Resistance fighter Finn faces off against the First Order's Captain Phasma, ace pilot Poe Dameron watches stuff explode in space, Supreme Leader Snoke reaches out his hand, and General Leia Organa looks off into the distance—perhaps at Kylo Ren, who might have to decide whether or not he blows up his mother's ship, if we take the implication from a previous trailer.
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But it's a script that's so familiar in the world in any context... at the time I was working on it at first, in 2012, there was the story about the guy from the IMF [Dominique Strauss-Kahn] and now there's Trump, which is funny editing it now, because [in the film] the face of one of the characters blows up and becomes orange.
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" As the machine got cranking in August 2005, and after one of Mr. Miller's colleagues questioned an aspect of the creative structure, Mr. Miller replied, "These are aggressive deals and it is in all of our best interests that the investors are protected, because if one of them blows up, you will see these investors pull out of this land development mkt [market] and our gravy train will stop.
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Almost cut my hand off doing it but it's so much cleaner for her): $00Snacks to leave at my cat sitter's as a treat for her, the sitter: $210Advil, stomach relief stuff (traveling blows up my stomach): $200International data: $211.88 (paid by my nervous father) for 28GB of data and unlimited text messages Total: $29.05 Miscellaneous post-vacation spendingCat sitter (it's my friend who takes her into her own house).
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A series of Edison actualities with titles like "What Happened When A Hot Picture Was Taken" and "What Happened In the Tunnel" parallel the modern meme format of pairing a short video with a brief emotional cue: "That feeling when …" Or consider "What happened on 23rd street in New York City," which shows a pair of actors, a man and a woman, strolling down the sidewalk when a gust from a grate blows up the woman's skirt, revealing a tantalizing glimpse of petticoat.
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Wall Street painI'm going to jump right to the headlines here to give you a taste of what's been going on:Worse than the 2007 'Quant Quake': Huge quant names like Schonfeld and Bridgewater are getting slammed as market chaos blows up computer-driven tradesMichael Platt's BlueCrest just cut at least 10 portfolio managers as the firm pulls back from the basis trade that slammed Citadel, Millennium, and ExodusPointCommodity funds are shining as stocks tank, while momentum strategies are getting pummeled.
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Frankly, it's the type of joke that defies an origin story, a meme that blows up because of a long-con social media pyramid scheme: one person, years ago, makes a joke that resonates with a handful of buddies, and then those people make a variation of the same joke, and then a few more decide to take it further and make "Smooth" remixes, that leads to a video involving Katie Ledecky's world record and the croons of Rob Thomas, and now everyone wants to be part of the club.
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SUSSMAN: The team that's been assembled is so tight in what they do that when it hits the fan and somebody's amp blows up in a commercial break and you have 90 seconds to change what you're doing, or somebody doesn't show up and you have to totally reconfigure the show—or Whitney Houston passes away less than 12 hours before the show's supposed to start—you can get in a room with your key department heads, led by Ken, have a conversation about what needs to happen, and walk away without having to micro-manage every piece of it in that short period of time, knowing that all your department heads will do their job, do it flawlessly, and do it at a level that looks like you've been rehearsing it for a week.
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