So let's dig into five potential fantasy busts for 2016.
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Overshoots during booms would make up for shortfalls during busts.
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The kits were purchased with funds seized during drug busts.
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Like any new market — remember all those dot-com busts?
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We're hoping Noblified busts out a few more celebrity masterpieces.
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Yet it has a long history of booms and busts.
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Abbe had seen these sparkles on the two Roman busts.
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Daniel Pinto has seen his share of booms and busts.
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We're betting he busts out of his funk this week.
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Winston even busts out a little sprint at the end.
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This man busts some serious moves while plowing in Idaho.
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The winner cries out "I WIN!" and the loser BUSTs.
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The busts also netted cocaine, heroin, LSD, marijuana and other drugs.
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Surfing and skateboarding have endured similar cycles of booms and busts.
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Cam'ron busts out his acting chops again, playing the heartbroken protagonist.
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When Lucious doesn't comply, a SWAT team busts through the home.
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He's seen the busts and worries another may be closing in.
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Dr. Bruce Bagley: Yeah, they take great pride in major busts.
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All asset classes tend to be characterized by boom and busts.
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But major busts on the high seas remain a regular occurrence.
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This was but one in a string of recent drug busts.
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There are busts of President Lincoln and first lady Eleanor Roosevelt.
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His installation includes a series of bronze busts of women's heads.
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The carvings were confiscated in recent ivory busts in New York.
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The two biggest busts were Nokia and ad-tech company aQuantive.
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These works read both as stacks of books and sculptural busts.
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BUY THE BOOK 'Borrowed Time: Two Centuries of Booms, Busts, and Bailouts at Citi' The alarming untold story of Citigroup Wall Street Journal's James Freeman pens 'Borrowed Time: Two Centuries of Booms, Busts, and Bailouts at Citi.
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His proposed defense budget busts the sequester cap by tens of billions.
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Every day he busts out 100 push ups and 100 sit ups.
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The oil beneath the surface has long driven economic booms and busts.
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After busts, it can take years and even decades before they're broken.
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You know it's serious when a celebrity busts out the Notes app.
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Ireland, Spain and Greece, for example, withdrew subsidies after suffering property busts.
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All these busts have not slowed the flow of illegal drugs, however.
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Ape Out busts out on PC and Nintendo Switch on Feb. 28.
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"There have been many booms and busts over the decades," she said.
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This trend resulted in too many visible bra straps and unsupported busts.
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Those who abhor him have repeatedly doused the busts in red paint.
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SN 2016iet exhibits all the right characteristics, but busts the models' parameters.
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Lenin statues and Soviet busts owned by a private collector in Kharkhiv.
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This is most evident in the busts, but manifests throughout her oeuvre.
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Claire busts out a speech about love and partnership that Tom wrote.
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Of course, New York has seen its share of exotic animals busts.
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Thereafter, the Fed's behavior became asymmetric during stock market booms and busts.
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Their statues and busts still decorate streets and squares all over Russia.
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Bitcoin has seen plenty of bursts and busts before, and it's survived.
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Take, for instance, the photo series Miscegenated Family Album (1980/1994): an installation of cibachrome diptychs that paired images of her sister, Devonia, and other family members with iconic busts of Nefertiti and additional busts of Egyptian royals.
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Economic booms and busts are as natural as the changing of the seasons.
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With this country's ingenuity comes cycles of innovation, periods of booms and busts.
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Nick's best scenario is that the Nvidia breakout will overshadow the two busts.
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Sometimes this is manifested in the booms and busts of the business cycle.
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Recessions used to be triggered by housing bubbles, price surges or industrial busts.
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In five busts, they confiscated a buffet of hard drugs inbound from Mexico.
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While they take the form of traditional portrait busts, they are anything but.
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Brock Lesnar busts Roman Reigns open with elbows to the head..#WrestleMania pic.twitter.
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It was lauded as one of the largest drug busts in U.S. history.
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The publication this week listed a string of the Republican's high-profile busts.
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"There are only so many tables where you can put busts," he said.
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Lately, though, others have been appearing, usually just modest busts on a pedestal.
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From 2001 to 2015, there are, as of this moment, zero draft busts.
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Meanwhile, the tax cut plan busts a $1.5 trillion hole in the deficit.
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Booms and busts are rooted in popular narratives with complex social-psychological roots.
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Brown is widely considered one of the biggest draft busts of all time.
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Two are established bench players, and two would have to be called busts.
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It knew oil booms and oil busts, but little changed year-to-year.
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The area has since become a symbol of Silicon Valley's booms and busts.
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They were, essentially, traditional busts, distinguished mainly by their insane scale and placement.
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Its economy is a never-ending cycle of oil-industry booms and busts.
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Monuments removed: Busts of generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson Bronx Community College removed the busts of Lee and Jackson from the Hall of Fame for Great Americans after Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. and New York Gov.
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Sudden baby busts in countries like Brazil, Iran and Thailand caught almost everyone out.
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But one photo taken in Ukraine shows 128 Lenin busts in a single place.
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Below, Dr. Casarett busts a few of the biggest marijuana misconceptions out there.1.
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Mr Bynum wants to revive the clout lost in the oil and telecoms busts.
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High-profile busts are common, and it highlights government efforts to fight wildlife crime.
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The North Sea industry has recently been through one of its biggest-ever busts.
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For some, Siegel's hollow busts might evoke vessels or perhaps metaphorical containers of emotion.
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So anyway, it's a plush, chubby little creature that busts out of an egg.
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In contrast to past industry busts, producers often no longer own their gathering systems.
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His Twitter feed was a parade of women spliced with updates on crime busts.
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Well-stocked museums in Europe and America are full of busts depicting recognisable individuals.
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Long story short ... the cop busts out his taser to take down the guy.
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"I'm not all about the busts, I really want to teach people," they said.
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Emerging markets is a riskier asset class, so the booms and busts are bigger.
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You can have your likeness cast as one of these incredibly creepy 3D busts.
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Stephen Colbert busts out his best Bon Jovi impression to roast the Democratic candidates
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Prescription drugs are expensive to develop and can lead to large booms and busts.
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"The guy looks over, and he just busts out laughing," Howell recalled last spring.
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The city's spirit flagged, as the crime blotter documented drug busts and methamphetamine labs.
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Popsugar also calls this bra one of the best for women with larger busts.
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You made paintings of corsets, sculptural busts of women, the silhouettes of female statuettes.
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The Capitol rotunda is full of sculptures, busts, and historical paintings commissioned by Congress.
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Despite prominent busts like that one, street valium remains easy to get, McAuley said.
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" Dianca London, visitor services associate at Morbid Anatomy, says, "For me, the busts are sobering.
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"There will always be booms and busts, as part of the market cycle," says Robbins.
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Thus construction, which is largely financed by debt, is especially prey to booms and busts.
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When poverty sends migrants to escape Central America, it eviscerates law enforcement and busts budgets.
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In his "Budgie" series, the yellow and green birds resemble the pompous busts of statesmen.
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The streets are talking about the busts that have been happening up and down Harlem.
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Busts have shown that individual villages are capable of producing enormous quantities of the drug.
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While Elise Siegel's sculptures take the form of traditional portrait busts, they are anything but.
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A performance-sculpture, "Slapping Power" begins with Castillo attacking two male busts representing patriarchal authority.
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State fiscal policy is driven largely by the booms and busts of the business cycle.
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The busts were secretly installed across the city in the early morning of March 22.
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But the town, with a population of about 3,500, has had mining booms and busts.
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Economic booms and busts come and go, but deficits and growing debt are a constant.
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" Such as: "You put on a punk-rock show and someone busts out a window?
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Meanwhile, Ottawa chronically lowballs its budget and usually busts through it before the winter's over.
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Jamie is also super chill when the madam at the brothel busts out the dildos.
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Check out more of the busts below: See more of Nightshop's work on their website.
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The headphones sit on hand busts, which have their nails painted as an added touch.
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They are juxtaposed with his better-known marble and bronze busts, mostly of powerful clerics.
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But housing is also the source of some of the country's biggest booms and busts.
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The busts of the four people chosen were, as far as anyone knows, never commissioned.
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Typically, state budget writers have blunted oil price busts by drastically cutting services like education.
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He said the busts — which are among the 98 in the hall — would be replaced.
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As a result, booms and busts in emerging-markets' demand for commodities are felt everywhere.
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But those sites, among the more than a dozen registered by Mr. Latsabidze, were busts.
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Is there a self-help group for narcissists whose bronze busts have turned out awry?
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Last month, an additional 10 drug suspects died in a bloody night of drug busts.
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Other industries have made it through busts as well — the railroad, real estate, the internet.
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The 58-year-old proud patriarch posed in his regal uniform against majestic busts and paintings.
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Gun store owner busts comedian Sacha Baron Cohen in failed prank DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS?
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Taut, incredibly shiny party balloons are repurposed to form the foundation of modern-day mythological busts.
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Scientists say they still need to determine what it is exactly about coffee that busts fat.
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But booms and busts are all part of a larger economic cycle, according to Ray Dalio.
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" But in this context, someone busts out a 120-year-old fact pattern is like, "Farmers.
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A Philippine police commander told Reuters in February that buy-busts are actually well-planned executions.
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In booms, it is set by the greediest buyer; in busts by the most fearful seller.
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Mortal Kombat 11 busts onto Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on April 23.
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If they had gotten into a fender-bender with Jenna Hawthorne, then that busts her alibi.
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Afterwards, he busts out a quick version of "Jumpman," much to the excitement of the crowd.
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No "busts" eitherPrince also foresees structural changes to the "bust" side of the economy's assorted cycles.
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Belluz learns about her own metabolism, and busts some well-trodden metabolism myths along the way.
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Each time that he busts through to the other side, he enters a completely new world.
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Those with larger busts loved the comfort of this bra, but don't recommend it for running.
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This year-end donation strategy could reap big savings for retireesSEC busts alleged $1.2 Ponzi scheme.
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His conclusion: Economic booms-and-busts have happened for time immemorial and will continue in future.
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We know that consumer confidence is a critically important advance indicator of economic booms and busts.
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In several cases, officers and emergency workers have conducted drug busts while wearing biohazard containment suits.
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In a province known for its booms and busts, the latest decline stands out for some.
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A few busts nearby displayed the Burning Man look: mermaid wigs, horned headdresses, shell-encrusted bras.
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Over two-thirds of funded startups turn out to be complete busts, returning nothing to VCs.
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It's a jaw-dropper ... she busts a bunch of tantalizing poses ... leaving little to the imagination.
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A more stable financial system and greater protection against economically ruinous booms and busts have resulted.
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Roberts is influenced by the heralded beauty of classical sculpture, crafting busts in black and blue.
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Atop the shelves perch busts—seemingly all white, all male—lit by two large brass chandeliers.
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He runs as a progressive, and he wears it on his sleeve, and he busts his ass.
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JaMarcus Russell and Ryan Leaf were both top-two draft picks who ended up being total busts.
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" A moment later, the Late Show host busts out his trademark Trump impression: "Oh, I know Missouri.
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Read on for a recap of 2017's biggest beauty busts (no names, to protect the terrible).
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"Doug busts me cause he's like, 'I don't want this to be a Beatles podcast,'" Heidecker says.
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The busts also encourage us to project external experiences or externally generated fears or anxieties on them.
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Politicians are always getting credit and blame for rallies, crashes, booms and busts outside of their control.
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They have created artificial booms, followed by genuinely painful busts, through decades of following their unreliable 'discretion'.
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Nearby are five busts of women, each demonstrating how the artist explored sculpted figuration with different materials.
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Under the current system, they say, banks lend too much during booms and too little in busts.
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But of course there have been ups and downs and booms and busts, as you well know.
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That alarms some, who worry that banks use this power heedlessly, thereby stoking disruptive booms and busts.
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It's pretty awesome ... Ne-Yo busts out an impromptu performance and then bros out with the rook.
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Claire McCaskill busts GOP hopes, says she'll vote no on Neil Gorsuch and support a Democratic filibuster.
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Watch Moore's reaction when Cohen busts out the device -- which, of course, alarmed like crazy around Moore.
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Many of the shifts were due to job booms and busts, refugee crises, and varying birth rates.
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Framed sepia-tinted photographs of Greek busts and statues on the walls add a sense of place.
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We tried one-pieces and two-pieces, including skimpier bikinis and bra-sized tops for larger busts.
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At one end of the gallery, two busts on pedestals make up a tableau about creative imagination.
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The exhibition encompasses diverse media, from photographs and pen sketches to ornate wood carvings and marble busts.
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Police figures show 49.95 million of the pills were seized in 2,815 busts across Myanmar last year.
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Her focus on the relationship between the head and body often results in busts and headless bodies.
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It examines the most recent academic research on private equity returns during both boom times and busts.
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While there have been big playoff busts before, has a team this good ever performed so badly?
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Conservatives oppose that number because it busts the cuts known as sequestration that Congress enacted in 2011.
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If not, we should brace ourselves for even bigger asset price booms and busts down the road.
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Ten percent of the estimated street value is routinely paid for the tips that result in busts.
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Texts and direction lines on the patterns offer instructions about the alignment of busts, waists and shoulders.
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While one gallerist assured me these busts were satirical of classical busts, institutional ideas about materials, and the aging institution of encyclopedias, I couldn't help but sense an imprint of rage, disgust, or dissatisfaction on the works—but maybe that's just extended exposure to The Armory Show talking.
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Doom" Roubini knocked bitcoin on Wednesday at SALT as the "mother and father of all bubbles and busts.
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"[Investors] have to know what a bubble looks like, and know how bubbles lead to busts," Dalio says.
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The economic tools needed to avoid the overheating of booms and the underspending of busts are readily available.
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He's proud of his team's work, which often busts the operations of well-funded and equipped intelligence agencies.
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Recent first-round busts include running back Trent Richardson and quarterbacks Brady Quinn, Brandon Weeden and Johnny Manziel.
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The majority of our customers are actually women with larger busts (D+) that want wireless bras with support.
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"When people realize these busts are unidentified homicide victims, these sculptures will have a deeper impact," Mullins explains.
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But at least copper producers and consumers have the option of hedging against the resulting booms and busts.
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Season 21 of 2800 Reasons Why busts open the narrative that Hannah was anything but a teenage girl.
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Image: Facebook / NWS PhoenixWhen it gets even hotter than that, the National Weather Service busts out the magenta.
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Staff that usually busts out hundreds of stories a day is being encouraged to volunteer during the strike.
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Most of them were detained in spectacular, made-for-TV busts, which were then hyped on social media.
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Soldiers are shown entering one of the city's museums and smashing limestone busts resembling classic Syrian funerary reliefs.
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The star's older sister Kourtney Kardashian jokingly put on one of the busts and snapped a hilarious selfie.
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These errors are larger during booms or busts—but still small enough for the model to be useful.
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Listen as you watch the video ... you hear the pee stream loud and clear and Macron busts up.
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Booms and busts in the 1950s and 1980s left many of the state's western communities mired in debt.
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Richard Lawson is kinda awesome ... he busts up at the notion Cardi B is bigger than his stepdaughter.
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THE backwater Colombian town of La Hormiga near the border with Ecuador has experienced many booms and busts.
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Instead of being either cartoonish or photorealistic, Oculus decided to go for severe monochrome busts with floating hands.
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When it comes to cocaine, most busts in Spain take place in ports, where drugs arrive in tons.
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Bronx Community College will replace two busts of Confederate generals from the school's "Hall of Fame" after Gov.
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Between May and June, the US Coast Guard seized over 39,000 pounds of cocaine in 14 drug busts.
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Most of the box acting was done by Phil Shea, except for the end when Dwight busts out.
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Shiller thinks identifying how these psychological elements fit together is key in understanding how booms or busts manifest.
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A series of drug busts in Belize underscore that country's central location for drug trafficking through Central America.
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Next, he busts out a tool that he can't for the life of him remember the name of.
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The instrument had been small enough to lug along through evictions and drug busts, house fires and raids.
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Jarvis Jones and Bud Dupree have been, unfortunately, busts in every area to this point of their careers.
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Most of what I was reporting on was terrible busts and people whose lives were being needlessly ruined.
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It is a whirl, too, of events like ticker-tape parades, civic battles, financial booms and inevitable busts.
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We were able to get a lot of massive gun busts as a result of that as well.
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Glasstire wanted to find out: There are dozens of giant Presidential busts in Virginia (more info at Smithsonian):
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Michigan came back then and, like the auto industry, has a history of booms and busts — and surprises.
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Help break the United States out of a prolonged cycle of sluggish growth and financial booms and busts.
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While honoring these touchstones, Vaccarello also updated them with frayed denim and slinky cocktail dresses with sculptural busts.
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Research has shown that such little energetic busts throughout the day can do a lot for overall fitness.
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Banking systems also have to be made strong enough so any financial busts can be cleared up quickly.
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She puts on her winning charm, busts out a stunning dress, and sexily whispers "potatoes" to... mixed effect.
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Doug Beube and Long-Bin Chen sculpt busts whose features and hair come from fanned and shredded pages.
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He now spends a lot of his time sculpting busts of US service members killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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I have vague memories of TV reporters using bathroom busts to stoke anti-gay hysteria during television sweeps week.
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The Isle Royale wolf population has experienced dramatic booms and busts since scientists first started studying it in 1958.
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Three years ago, Ahearn submitted "The Rodriguez Twins" (2014) — a pair of plaster busts of Rodriguez — to the Outwin.
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When busts are made, rather than the 50 milligrams typically sold in pharmacies, wraps often contain 225-milligram pills.
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Regular cycles pass almost unremarked while spikes and crashes catch the popular imagination as booms, busts and super-cycles.
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Compared with the regular booms and busts of the Chinese stockmarket, the steady returns of Berkshire Hathaway are beguiling.
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This is a problem, particularly given the Fed's proclivity to produce booms and busts over the past 20 years.
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This time, the busts are not of Napoleon, but of Margaret Thatcher, which is a nice and neat insult.
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VICE: It seems like massive busts remain the most hallowed of achievements for drug warriors in the United States.
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We've seen plenty of high profile and often technical busts on dark web sites targeting dealers, users, and administrators.
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Taeuber-Arp appears in a cloche hat and birdcage veil, half-obscured by one of her abstracted wooden busts.
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He was unable to avoid injuries and off-field trouble, ultimately becoming one of the NFL's biggest draft busts.
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Instead, the company is making a smart card—much like the big busts released by Coin, Plastc, and Stratos.
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It's a pretty perfect shape for a story, which is why cover-up busts are so satisfying to consume.
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He even busts out his best Trump impression, which you have to admit is actually not at all bad.
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This material was delivered when Mr. Bruce was frenzied and broke, his cabaret card canceled after scores of busts.
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The two busts of men are phallic columns where the head caps a perfectly coiffed, scrupulously rendered, cascading beard.
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The three drug busts mounted since then were some of five alleged conspiracies identified by authorities during their investigation.
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"Lean on Me" star Jermaine Hopkins is becoming the king of big breaks when it comes to pot busts.
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Here, Cattano busts five common organization myths that are holding you back from living your best-laid-out life.
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Selina Meyer and her top aides are reimagined as Game Boy characters, postage stamps, cartoon busts, and hilarious caricatures.
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Some nations' Golden Generations are busts; though it did not win the tournament, this one lived up to expectations.
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The other names of the decade, however, are a who's who of underachievers and busts, like Swift and Milicic.
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Scores of other contemporaneous paintings throw the Met's own extensive collection of Rodin busts, burghers and caryatids into relief.
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BORROWED TIME Two Centuries of Booms, Busts, and Bailouts at Citi By James Freeman and Vern McKinley 365 pp.
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A couple poses for a selfie with giant salvaged busts of former US presidents in Williamsburg, Virginia, Aug. 25.
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Some recent work suggests that economic booms may have become less deadly and busts more so in recent years.
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The jewel-toned cameo nails with miniature 3D busts, which she sculpted with acrylic powder, were her personal favorites.
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So that chapel had Virgin Marys and busts of Saints and holy water and this kind of wild room.
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A series of smaller canvases depict display cases containing Greek vases or the bases of pedestals holding marble busts.
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At the rim, where the North American Bison would be, are small busts of George Washington and Theodore Roosevelt.
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Backpack Kid can now shine a little more when he busts out the floss ... shine a LOT more, actually.
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There are plenty of busts and tragic flame-outs in the NBA, but Mayo is something altogether more...normal.
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Throughout the 20th century, his writings and bearded countenance were ubiquitous across the globe, as numerous monuments and busts attest.
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After busts and central banks, the third killer is the one that struck so emphatically a decade ago: financial crisis.
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" The busts the students recently created will be displayed online and in what Mullins calls "a portrait gallery with purpose.
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Governments have raised discretionary spending during booms, to placate clamorous constituents, then cut it during busts, to appease jittery creditors.
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Of the 17 Clark winners between 1995 and 2018, only two or three showed much interest in booms and busts.
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Diversifying into regional markets helps them to avoid competition in cities, and protects their income from busts on home turf.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin's weathered hacks, heists, booms and busts to reign as the king of cryptocurrencies through its first decade.
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A Vietnam vet, Moye sells taxidermy busts of animals he's hunted, as well as elk antler chandeliers he makes himself.
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Like an Alien chestburster that chest-busts without command, they'll echo the dumb-as-hell things, expecting laughs in return.
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The interdication was one of 14 similar busts the cutter Munro and two other cutters made between May and July.
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"This would be one of the easiest drug busts NSW police have ever made," Baker said, according to The Guardian.
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RELATED: Opioid Crisis Fast Facts The slowdown in DEA busts comes alongside a recent spike in opioid overdoses and deaths.
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" The supply-siders "think booms and busts result from changes in tax policy—and only from changes in tax policy.
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"I've slain your dreaded dragon," Clooney says as he busts through a door where Dormer is sitting on a throne.
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This has arguably created a potentially dangerous feedback loop, one that makes markets even more prone to booms and busts.
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Sometimes commodity-price uncertainty can be a good thing, if it acts as an innate governor against booms and busts.
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Police seized more than 14 million meth pills worth $45 million in one of Thailand's biggest drug busts in August.
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Another week, another set of opportunities for Tim Grierson and Will Leitch to riff on some serious box office busts.
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Tech companies have long favored generic office parks, which allow them to lease and shed space through booms and busts.
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So when he busts through the bank doors in our film, that is exactly what people saw in real life.
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For one of these particular busts, Khoshroo even developed a motorized moving frame that can nod and turn its head.
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Maybe Victoria Police figured "fuck it, let's just let Channel 9 film some busts for Underbelly or Squizzy or whatever".
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The difference is the Astros knew when to bail on the two busts and how to salvage value from them.
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Keeping track of how much you bring in versus how much you spend is vital to prevent future budget busts.
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We saw busts of Torii and his son and successor, Keizo Saji, who pushed the company to develop premium whiskey.
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When the show does use a real song or busts out a Platt performance, it does so in memorable fashion.
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Repeated booms and busts in regions without a diversified economy can do long-term damage to productivity in other sectors.
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The most outspoken opponent of Duterte's crackdown, Senator Leila de Lima, says the drug busts are designed to be lethal.
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As many publications have pointed out, the drama's first scene, where Elliot busts a child pornographer, takes on new power.
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While most of the first round has turned out to be busts or disappointments, Detroit walked away with Ezekiel Ansah.
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But I've also seen recent items looted from Palmyra — I mean busts and relics from tombs and from the museums.
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It would literally be like the Kool-Aid Man, and all my other mentions would be the wall he busts through.
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Although not intended as such, these arrangements served as "automatic stabilisers", removing purchasing power during booms and restoring it during busts.
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It's the face that everyone makes when their significant other busts out the camera phone and instructs us to work it.
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Texans, who've seen a century of booms and their fair share of busts, hope the good times are here to stay.
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Unfortunately, even Ferrell can't save the day with this overworked material, as Mugatu busts out of prison, bent on destroying Derek.
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They might have guarded perimeters, or posed as drug buyers during undercover operations known as "buy-busts," police officers told Reuters.
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A patient who busts through that cap could sue the insurer to force it to cover all of her medical expenses.
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As with so many hacker and cybersecurity busts, the evidence trail that led to the two accused men was remarkably careless.
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Busts of famous Americans would line the hall, as well as a list of US contributions to art, science and industry.
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But the police officers making those busts are deliberately timing them to make the biggest profit off what's in the car.
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Ojanen's oval-headed busts, displayed side-by-side on a long, narrow table, bear a varied set of exasperated facial expressions.
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Ms Proulx ranges across land ownership, the exploitation of natural resources, immigration, inheritance, international trade, mechanisation, and economic booms and busts.
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Is there any accurate way to assess how the war on drugs is going other than through press releases about busts?
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Virtually every surface is covered (many with his canvas technique), and the accompanying obelisks, busts and ironwork further evoke time travel.
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The major busts came after international authorities worked together in recent years to hit a number of notorious anonymous online markets.
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High-seas busts happen regularly, yielding not only drugs and drug smugglers but also intelligence on the groups behind the shipments.
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Dancing to More Than A Woman in front of a row of marble busts shakes up my context for the art.
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Summer is traditionally a good time for horror, but it's more apparent in 2016 because of all the high-profile busts.
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A 2014 report by Human Rights Watch found evidence of rights violations in 30 percent of the terrorism busts it studied.
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And with demand for coke increasing along with production in Colombia, the drugs will continue to flow despite the recent busts.
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According to the experts, there are players who will turn their teams into winners, and others who are already terrible busts.
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It could have stored up its cash reserves for a future crisis, knowing that airlines regularly cycle through booms and busts.
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After breaking up with her boyfriend, she busts his nose and nearly overdoses on Ambien and doughnuts in a passive fury.
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The 1996 draft was also particularly strong, though some of the players taken before Bryant turned out to be complete busts.
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Late in the film, when Harley busts her footwear, she kicks it off and continues her pursuit in nothing but socks.
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DALIO: OF ALL OF THEM, THERE'S THE DEBT GROWTH THAT FINANCES THE BUBBLES THAT HAPPEN BEFORE IT THAT CREATE THE BUSTS.
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Beside a cabinet filled with human skulls, hundreds of white busts and sculptures stood beneath the beams supporting the sloping roof.
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He said some of his colleagues who preferred the old emphasis on foot chases and drug busts had left the department.
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It would reassert the deregulatory sentiment that preceded and precipitated the financial booms and busts of recent decades, including the dot.
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"The Deuce" has explored government and police corruption, the drug epidemic and the real estate booms and busts during the era.
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Among dozens of items on display are paintings, photographs and busts of Stalin, depicted both as a young and older man.
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According to this year's results, New York City was the best behaved thus far, with only 16 busts for fake IDs.
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It overflows with other treasures: copies of ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman busts; medieval figurines; Renaissance nudes; antique polychrome Chinese horses.
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He said some of his colleagues who preferred the old emphasis on foot chases and drug busts had left the department.
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Of literal "rough edges" there are few, if any, among this cohort, as these busts are soft and modeled — convincingly fleshy.
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But all is more or less calm until Sal busts the boombox of the defiant Radio Raheem, and then hell breaks loose.
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Meghan busts out look after look and we're here scrolling and taking notes wondering how one person can have so much style.
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His government says the police act in self-defense during drug-busts, but critics say executions are taking place with no accountability.
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He has worked on the Permian, where oil was first struck in the 1920s, long enough to sense its booms and busts.
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To this viewer, the most striking were the dozens of busts: expressive and moving portraits of long dead Romans, famous and not.
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Settis said the Torlonia had collected some 180 busts, making it one of the biggest collections of Roman portraiture in the world.
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Now, that can't be totally a coincidence – and this hopefully busts that Black-women-can't-sell-magazines myth once and for all.
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Because instead of reaching for stencils, tweezers, tape, or other essential tools, she busts out something used by mechanical engineers: a caliper.
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So chilled out that Fallon busts out some of Ford's favourite scotch Bruichladdich (10 points to Gryffindor if you can pronounce it).
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Acting as both visible storage and space for student study, its marble busts mingle with Enlightenment landscapes and 19703th-century bronze horses.
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The "busts" themselves generally take place on Instagram Stories and are done in a tongue-in-cheek nature with plenty of emoji.
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Dagher even pinpoints this in charts, showing staffing levels at bank regulators in the U.S. dropping during booms and increasing after busts.
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The busts belong to Indiana University's Eskenazi Museum, which is closed for renovation, and Abbe was examining them in a storage facility.
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The Tondo will help guide Abbe and Van Voorhis in their work on the busts, just as the Fayum portraits aided Verri.
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The Washington Post reported in 2014 that "sneak and peek" had been used far more in drug busts rather than fighting terrorism.
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The weapons would be tracked by using serial numbers with the hope that future busts would lead U.S. officials to cartel members.
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More than half of those busts took place in Thailand, where authorities confiscated more than 515 million meth pills, according to UNODC.
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Now, pale torsos, heads and busts stud the grand public rooms, which open onto elaborate gardens planted over an ancient burial site.
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In the courtyard of the 20,000-square-foot villa were busts of Columbus, Pocahontas, Mussolini, and Confucius (all of which Versace kept).
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Using detailed molds of herself, Antoni made several pairs of the busts in the early 90s, which are now in various collections.
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Frank and I started the night at Albatross, a foreigner-friendly bar dripping in red velvet, chandeliers, deer busts, and disco balls.
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Enigma uses public data sets to explore all sorts of trends, including the booms and busts of North Dakota oil wells, above.
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The festival, running July 12 to 22, busts past the white walls of exhibition spaces with eight installations, seven beyond the center.
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In this memoir, he recounts his life story as well as the economic booms and busts he has seen along the way.
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The two are combined: the sentiment that police are more interested in making petty "broken windows" type busts than in solving homicides.
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Uber's shares are now down 211 percent from their I.P.O. price, making its debut one of the biggest busts in recent memory.
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The bust was by Giuseppe Ceracchi, who had visited America and had done busts of Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin.
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She crosses rigid cultural boundaries, busts exhausted social norms, and stretches her mighty little snout out so she can ... hug a kitten.
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This season opener, "The Six Thatchers," revolves around finding someone who, for some reason, is seeking and destroying busts of Margaret Thatcher.
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Here's hoping Mr. Mueller goes on to even bigger busts — no wonder Trump was in full Twitter meltdown/deflection mode this weekend.
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He's made over 80 busts for the NFL HOF -- and told Owens he's also doing Randy Moss' and Ray Lewis' this year.
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The rise is largely among white, middle-aged, poorly educated men in areas that were left behind by booms and crushed by busts.
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In fact, there are two Churchill busts, both by British modernist sculptor, Sir Jacob Epstein, that have spent time in the White House.
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The first two were busts and took Azor Ahai 30 days and 30 nights and 50 days and 50 nights to craft, respectively.
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You can download a zip file of the number here, which busts open into a simple text file nearly 2100 MB in size.
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Evidence B: The guest appearance of Tessa Thompson, rumored to be Monae's partner, who actually busts out of her enormous pink vagina pants.
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"In Jim's defense, I've traveled with him and watch him, he's a diligent reporter who busts his butt," Alexander said, before Trump interrupted.
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Just when you thought Madonna had finally dropped off the map, she busts back in the with a picture of a shaved vagina.
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Some of Sombra's recent busts include uncovering over five tons of Gulf Clan cocaine destined for Europe and concealed in crates of bananas.
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Later, a team of Chinese anti-narcotics officials connected photos, telephone numbers and addresses in Cai's phones to other meth busts in China.
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Famous for drug busts, biker chicks, and taking out a hit on Mick Jagger, the gang has become an icon for outlaw behavior.
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When the Eskenazi Museum reopens, in a year or two, it will host a special exhibition featuring the busts of Severus and Julia.
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"He believes that this stock could be a real winner if it just busts through the ceiling of resistance at $126," Cramer explained.
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Instead of the investigations, the Justice Department will provide grants for "more traditional law enforcement tactics," like drug busts and arresting violent criminals.
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In a sneak peek at Thursday's Lip Sync Battle, Zachary Quinto busts out beats – and a pretty fly wig – to channel Missy Elliott.
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While those busts could mean law enforcement is winning its fight against traffickers, it also shows the sheer quantity of meth being moved.
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Lower interest rates and higher stock prices are among them (though they have the downside of also feeding debt-driven booms and busts).
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Related: Quayola's Glitchy Reimaginings of Broken Ancient Greek Artifact Classical Sculpture Collages Shatter Antique Traditions Classical Greek Busts Inspire These Stunning Digital Sculptures
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And too many busts against A. J. Green, a 6-foot-653 receiver who looked as if he had suction cups for hands.
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Mr. Roberts and his two brothers grew up in Goulds, a poor neighborhood he described as regularly torn by gunfire and drug busts.
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The park is a sort of mass market for historical markers — 29 statues, along with multitudinous plaques, busts, carved panels and memorial groves.
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Texas is used to booms and busts in the oil and gas sector blowing a hole in the state's $25 billion annual budget.
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"I remember in 1998 we had just bought a house and owned three vehicles," she said, recalling one of the industry's big busts.
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There were scoundrels and hucksters, booms and busts, senseless killing in sublime landscapes and a tragic belief in the inexhaustible bounty of nature.
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He tells tales and busts chops with unflagging energy, at times testing the patience of Rose, Bono and his other friends and relations.
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Three busts had been made from a scan of the head of the performance artist Marina Abramović, her eyes closed in willed ecstasy.
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Police officers around the nation have announced large-scale marijuana busts, only to find out later that the "drug" haul was actually hemp.
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And Asian syndicates have since become so incredibly profitable that they can write off multimillion dollar busts as the cost of doing business.
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Political influence over monetary policy would produce more destabilizing booms — as politicians pumped up growth to serve their electoral purposes — and inevitable busts.
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Any commodity, including the ones that are considered mainstream in the market — metals, oil and natural gas — are subject to booms and busts.
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If not, we should reconcile ourselves to an endless round of economic booms and busts that are hardly in our country's best interest.
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Those raids included a famous series of 7-11 busts in 2018 that were, at the time, some of the largest workplace deportations.
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It's at that point, he busts out one of the biggest joints we've ever seen -- while wearing a marijuana bathrobe -- and self-medicates.
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Brand has played a role in some of the most interesting antiquities discoveries, forgery busts, and stolen art cases of the 63st century.
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It's disappointing, as a woman of color, to see the way the busts are so often overlooked or greeted with silence by white visitors.
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But his administration's overuse of controversial stop-and-frisk tactics helped overwhelm the court with cases, and the legality of busts began to blur.
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In April, police in Quebec City seized $1.5 million worth of fentanyl powder and pills after a series of drug busts across the city.
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Image 2 of 2 POLATSK, Belarus – Five busts of Vladimir Lenin line the sidewalk outside a house in the provincial Belarusian city of Polatsk.
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Though "Paradise Now" treats only five of them, it spans the entire disorienting period, with its maelstrom of awakenings and revivals, booms and busts.
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Chastain's plaque commemorated her career, but also put her in the same conversation with the bad busts of Cristiano Ronaldo and comedian Lucille Ball .
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Their Veronica Chorographic Scanner, for example, was custom made to record faces and busts at 360 degrees in just a few seconds, using photogrammetry.
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Unlike the more traditional portrait bust, which represents the external characteristics of an individual, these busts seem to be about interiority — yours and mine.
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One of the officers, an active-duty police commander, also said that officers plant drugs and guns at the scene of deadly narcotics busts.
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Some of Sombra&aposs recent busts include uncovering over five tons of Gulf Clan cocaine destined for Europe and concealed in crates of bananas.
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AND FINALLY ... Watch him whip, watch him nae nae A Colorado sheriff's deputy busts some serious moves inside an elevator to celebrate his retirement.
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Individualised portraiture really kicked off back in the Roman times, when those in the highest echelon of society were represented in marble portrait busts.
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Hanagan, a 30-year veteran of booms and busts, believes that because production was cut so quickly, prices are bound to snap back soon.
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Narcotics police, meanwhile, in recent busts have even seized bricks of pressed marijuana and packets of cocaine that traffickers adorned with the Olympic rings.
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Incidentally, this busts another popular myth about porn, which is that porn users necessarily escalate to "harder" stuff over time because they become desensitized.
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And Bronx Councilman Ritchie Torres said he was "utterly shocked" to learn the busts existed and praised the community college's president for moving them.
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And unlike the trade estimates (which are fully realized only in 2025 to 2032), the campaign boosts and busts would be achieved by 2020.
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So there is a natural tendency for them to be inflated by ambitious bureaucrats who want to overestimate the real impact of major busts.
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The man who saw both busts coming and wrote "Irrational Exuberance," arguably the textbook on both crises, is the Yale University professor Robert Shiller.
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The Coast Guard has been hauling in record amounts of cocaine, and this was likely the first of many such busts for the Midgett.
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The sizes currently run from petite to extra-large; Cosabella's size chart says the extra large is meant for 38-40 G-H busts.
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Antoni still had several extra busts from those years in her studio, and was able to identify one that was made with that recipe.
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Unfortunately, this landmark card was battered by injuries and PED busts until it had deflated from a great card to a pretty good one.
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Armed with faces of despair, agony, and seething anger, his works are a departure from the often-stoic Roman busts and sculptures he emulates.
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There's something: Rebic busts in, catches a lead ball and rips a shot back across that Lloris will be glad to have pushed over.
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Soon after, Buffie, who now calls herself "The Lint Lady," began experimenting with a lint, water, and glue mixture to develop life-sized busts.
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The artist transforms busts and statues into morphing, dancing forms—giving them a triangulated makeover so they flicker, flit, and distort before your eyes.
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It's so damn relentless to the point of feeling trivial—quieted by a joke that busts in minutes later to signal-in white laughter.
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The central bank's job is to keep growth on a stable glide path, sacrificing booms to fend off high inflation and job-costing busts.
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But this new set of viral clips busts the myth of Alex Jones, presenting him in a situation he can neither engineer nor spin.
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Clio is surrounded by the busts of four Confederate generals: Robert E. Lee, Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson, P. G. T. Beauregard and Henry Watkins Allen.
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Busts and hips were obscured, and the palette was a spectrum most often seen under fluorescent lights — corporate blues, pallor grays and acid whites.
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There are also stone busts or full-figured sculptures up to three feet tall that represented pilgrims who were either worshiping or honoring Sequana.
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But the dollar figures come with a caveat: Congress still hasn't reached a budget deal to raise spending caps, which the NDAA busts through.
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There have been high-profile busts this year, including the discovery in September of a record 1.8 tonnes of cocaine hidden in flour bags.
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A copy of Houdon's "Bust of Molière" is for sale, as are busts of Benjamin Franklin, Mozart, Napoleon, Henry IV, Julius Caesar and Dante.
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Instead of playing it safe, your friend decides to bet all their winnings on one hand, hits on 16 against a five, and busts.
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The DEA credits the SIU with producing some of its biggest busts, but the successes have been overshadowed by a series of deadly disasters.
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Adjacent to the "Triumph of Caesar" are symmetrically arranged classical busts: a 2nd-century Marcus Aurelius that is an exercise in unmistakable Roman verisimilitude.
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But, Sean wasn't satisfied with puffin' on some regular ass blunts ... so he busts out a golden blunt the size of a UFC glove!!!
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It is fitting, perhaps, that there are two busts of Winston Churchill in the White House, where many people had imagined there was only one.
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It reminds me of the deformed clay busts featured in Deborah Castillo's "Slapping Power" (2015/18) at Smack Mellon, which I wrote about last week.
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Or wouldn't it be cool if Bond busts out the latest iPhone and shows off the device's new augmented reality features for some spy shit.
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Since the early 20th century, its economy has experienced booms and busts based on how much oil could be sold for on the global market.
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These days, arrests related to methamphetamine and heroin are more likely to make the front page of the Pike County News Watchman than marijuana busts.
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They're not down with Elle's presence, and Lucas is about to rat her out to Mike's mom when Elle busts out her telekinetic mind mojo.
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In the second verse of the song, Hayley really busts out some killer vocals, a nice use of CHVRCHES' music for multiple kinds of singing.
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From a rug designed by former first lady Laura Bush, to duplicate Winston Churchill busts, Donald Trump's redecoration of the Oval Office is predictably retrograde.
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When the girl he asked out busts into the emergency room but doesn't immediately say yes to the date…you know where this is going.
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Related: Quayola's Glitchy Reimaginings of Broken Ancient Greek Artifacts Classical Greek Busts Inspire These Stunning Digital Sculptures Mind-Boggling Anatomical Illustrations of Steampunk Crab Machines
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In the video for one of her first big hits, Pink busts a move in a what looks to be an underground boxing ring. 9.
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Large-scale layoffs after commodity busts in recent years and an environmentally challenged image have also harmed mining's reputation among potential hires, industry sources said.
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But if SolPad is not the user-friendly all-in-one solar product that busts out into the mass market, some other version will be.
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Just when you think the internet has been lost to typos and trolls, it busts out a slew of method acting and Daniel Plainview references.
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West and Berman chose to use a 3-D printer to create a new kind of comfortable, but supportive, bra for women with bigger busts.
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Antiques Because the artist Inge Hardison created towering statues and small busts of schoolchildren, families and heroes like Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman and the Rev.
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Both the Joyce Centre and the museum at Sandycove display busts of Joyce's death mask, made two days after his death in Zurich in 1941.
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Helen Jon makes a wide variety of classic swimsuits in simple patterns and colors, plus, it has bra-sized options for women with larger busts.
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However, our views are split on this suit: Some of us liked it, but others found the styles impractical for larger busts and petite women.
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There are 21980-foot-tall stone statues of Buddha, busts of Confucius, Ming-era lions and huge urns suitable for the gardens of a palace.
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The 43 fiscal year ended and the 2020 fiscal year began with busts of "narco subs," stealthy vessels that carry multiton loads of the drug.
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The real estate agent busts a sweet move (complete with a perfectly timed Michael Jackson high-kick) as The Weeknd's "Starboy" plays in the background.
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In many ways, it parodies the expectations you might have of dating simulators, focusing not on inflated busts but the characters you get to know.
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The 30 life-sized busts in The Strangers/The People In Our Street are modeled after the people walking around outside Nightshop's Rotterdam based studio.
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The sheriff's threat to deploy the SWAT team is especially troublesome considering recent scrutiny of deaths caused by SWAT raids in low-level drug busts.
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Melon on the remix just takes this track and busts it into an infectious groove that has been working at any point in my sets.
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A recent study found that of 175 such credit booms a staggering 70% have ended in busts, a worrying sign for the current debt buildup.
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Busts were common, riots were not, so when the police began making arrests in the early hours of June 28, 1969, no one expected resistance.
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You can see in the video ... the boy cracks a smile as Zeke daps him up and busts out the phone for a few pics.
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New York governor Andrew Cuomo is removing busts of two Confederate generals from an outdoor sculpture gallery in the Bronx, the New York Post reports.
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Investors believed that Instacart could have a different outcome than Web 1.0 delivery startup busts Webvan and Kozmo, in part because Instacart doesn't carry inventory.
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It's funny that extreme metal fans don't rep Zombie, because when underground bands take their cues from him, everyone busts in their pants over it.
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During the Harlem Renaissance, she established herself as an artist and teacher, creating busts of prominent African-Americans like W.E.B. Du Bois and Marcus Garvey.
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All of that makes the C.L.O. business a prime example of the type of finance that has fueled bubbles, booms and busts in recent years.
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Kanye even busts out his Sunday Service Choir, which surrounds him in song as he stands on higher ground in the middle of the crowd.
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In a newer series, "One Minute Forever," the artist swaps active participants for concrete and acrylic renderings of the human body, evoking ancient Greek busts.
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Franklin good-naturedly busts neighborhood kids for stealing candy from a truck, and hangs out with Leon Simmons (Isaiah John), just out of juvenile hall.
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Right now, there are some seven nameless men lined up in Stephenson's studio: all of them busts, all with closed eyes — to underline their anonymity.
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In February, authorities in Hong Kong seized $8 million worth of smuggled endangered species in one of the biggest busts the city has ever recorded.
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Soon after the movie opens, the F.B.I. busts her, which leads her to Charlie Jaffey (Idris Elba), an expensive lawyer who becomes her passionate champion.
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Phylyda: Launched last year, this stylish Berlin-based brand has sleek options to accommodate all different types of busts and both petite and curvy frames.
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And, yes, you can rack up big numbers of busts by targeting docs, who, unlike dealers, list their addresses and contact information in public records.
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We don't see a lot of busts happen in terms of sex workers—mostly just clients—but I don't like the idea of being managed.
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Priceless. She busts out a little dance in celebration while another member of Whiteside's family literally flips -- (watch the video, she actually flips with excitement).
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The "Thatchers" in the title cheekily refer to a series of destroyed busts of Margaret Thatcher; in the original story, the busts are the center of a giant mystery, but in the updated version, they're side jokes in an episode full of misdirections and side excursions into mini cases, montages, and flashbacks that serve no purpose other than to illuminate the frustrating genius of one Sherlock Holmes.
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The "Races" exhibit, which opened in 1933, included both simple busts and elaborate life-size pieces showing people shooting arrows, climbing trees or posing with spears.
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Joe Spencer has seen plenty of booms and busts in his hometown of Detroit over the years running his small business, Louisiana Creole Gumbo since 1983.
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He busts out with the help of a motley crew of mutants who test the powers of his mind – and the secrets it may be hiding.
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A walker busts out into the clearing before he can make his move, and Gregory steps forward to take care of the threat before Maggie can.
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None of the three amounted to much in L.A. Johnson become a dependable depth player for several seasons, while prospects Tardif and Vopat were outright busts.
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According to the Pew Research Center, there were 5,158 federal marijuana prosecutions in 2016 — total — which is less than 1% of all the pot busts nationally.
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PROFEPA's Garcia Pereda, having been a part of numerous totoaba busts, watched as the sailors pulled up an illegal net in the vaquita and totoaba sanctuary.
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Busts are not unheard of (a big Nigerian spammer believed to be behind thousands of online scams, earning more than $60m, was arrested in August 2016).
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Data from the National Crime Agency (NCA) on small-scale drug busts show that cocaine purity rose steadily from 26% in 2011 to 22014% in 225.
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But these types of record-breaking busts have become the new normal in Southeast Asia, which is facing one of the world's most intense drug crises.
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And yet there are moments when the film simply takes flight and busts out these crazy visuals that are unlike anything else you'll see this summer.
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There would be busts of Elvis, Michael Jackson, and Madonna, of course, but presiding over this entire domain of fame would be Poppy, the ur-popstar.
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Since at least 2012, tea packets, often containing one kilo of crystal meth each, had been cropping up in drug busts across the Asia-Pacific region.
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The first indication, of course, was the sequence of asset price bubbles, followed by busts, we experienced early on in the new Gramm-Leach-Bliley era.
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Her huge, monochromatic works form a literal backdrop to a foreground of cut-out busts—some politicians, some cultural stalwarts—leaning against wooden chairs and easels.
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The statue of "Iron Felix" now resides in Muzeon Park of the Arts, along with numerous busts of Lenin and a nose-less statue of Stalin.
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Jake Hempson's 3D-printed sculptures subvert traditional marble busts by using contorted skull bones, drawn from both animals and humans, for the heads of his figures.
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Police made 129 criminal arrests on 272 drug-related charges in a series of busts over six days, dubbed "Operation Blue Anvil," according to the release.
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Record-breaking busts are becoming the normIn June, federal authorities seized more than $1 billion of cocaine weighing nearly 20 tons at the Port of Philadelphia.
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This year, he's also celebrating the 40th anniversary of "Grease," another movie where he busts a move, and picked up the inaugural Variety Cinema Icon Award.
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He added that businesses that cater to the rich in big cities may have to get used to more seasonal booms and busts throughout the year.
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O.T. Genasis says he's all for Janet Jackson getting another crack at the Super Bowl ... especially if she busts out a finale like the first time!!
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The subreddit is a space where customers regularly trade reviews of vendors, post media reports about local law enforcement busts, and discuss the latest marketplace gossip.
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Oxidized busts and well-worn sculptures fill the parks and public squares of cities around the world, yet these examples of public art are often overlooked.
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Regardless of the amount of money available, there are always free agent busts and bargains, as well as players who provide fair value for their contract.
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Ben & Jerry's got blunt on 4/20 by going to battle for the disproportionate amount of minorities getting the shaft when it comes to weed busts.
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Since then, it has experienced dramatic booms and busts thanks to fluctuating prices of the minerals its residents extract from the ground—coal, oil, trona, gas.
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Growing global debt is a major concern for the world economy because recent evidence has indicated that credit booms often end in busts of seismic proportions.
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She recalled growing up watching her father, who worked his way up from menial jobs to work on the oil rigs, manage through booms and busts.
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When Mr. Jingles busts out of the mental institution that kept him locked away for years, it's clear that his killing spree is only getting started.
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Preschooler busts a rhyme A 3-year-old girl surprised her mom by rapping the words to DMX's "Party Up (Up in Here)" while doing chores.
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He's a diligent reporter who busts his butt," Alexander argued, to which Trump replied, "Well I'm not a big fan of yours either to be honest.
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On benches arranged throughout the gallery, Plensa has placed larger wooden busts of women's heads with closed eyes and calm demeanors that indicate quiet, meditative states.
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" He also talked about the crazy work ethic that helped him become the WBC silver lightweight champ -- saying, he busts his ass "every f**king day!
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The federal police are notorious for corruption, and Duterte has promised to clean up the force, calling out "ninja" cops who resell drugs confiscated in busts.
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The busts, which also unearthed 420g of two fentanyl analogues, furanyl fentanyl and super-potent carfentanil, successfully disrupted the domestic market in fentanyl and its analogues.
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Earlier on Thursday, Nicolas Dujovne, the nation's treasury minister, told CNBC that the country was working to get out of a cycle of booms and busts.
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Busts of Marti appear everywhere in Cuba, Havana's international airport is named after him, and there is a towering monument to him in Havana's Revolution Square.
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They became the fourth team in four years to give up on Bennett, who is quickly rising on the list of biggest busts in N.B.A. history.
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These sorts of characters can be hard to write for a mainstream audience, because fleshing them out often requires personal experience that busts up easy stereotypes.
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Founded in 0003, the workshop, L'Atelier Lorenzi, creates handmade, perfectly molded plaster copies of figurines, busts, statues and masks the way it has for four generations.
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He's like pounding on the thing trying to get out and then he busts out the doors and then he goes running down the street. Right.
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" The author continues, "SEAL 1 smashes harder, grabs her by the neck, squeezes her and busts the most magnificent growling and animalistic load of all time.
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Contributing to the works' impact is the consistent form of these busts; armless, each tapers to a narrow, integral base located just below the rib cage.
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Ahead, Péchiodat busts up a handful of myths about Parisians that we've come to believe — and lets us in on one thing we've had right all along.
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Earlier this week, Sri Lanka's Police Narcotics Bureau seized 229 pounds of heroin worth an estimated $7.5 million in one of the country's biggest ever drugs busts.
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Oil-producing states such as Angola and Nigeria have gone through booms that have done little to cut deep poverty—and, anyway, have been followed by busts.
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More worrying still, the exchange rate might not always act as a shock absorber; rather it may, through the financial channel, work to amplify booms and busts.
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One of the largest drug busts in United States history occurred on Tuesday after authorities seized more than 238,220 pounds of cocaine from a Philadelphia ship port.
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Instead of being mid-level functionaries, firemen are stars in a COPS-like internet reality show, where they can bask in waves of floating emoji during busts.
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But there also is a fine line between tech hype and reality — many of the buzziest ideas end up as busts and far fewer become major breakthroughs.
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So in a way, I think these busts are good for Silicon Valley because they tell the people who are not motivated by creation to get away.
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In his new book "Hit Makers: The Science of Popularity in the Age of Distraction," Derek Thompson busts some big myths about how popular stuff gets popular.
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My name had been scratched off the buzzer, door, and mailbox, and I had found all my swimsuits scattered around the house with the busts cut out.
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To create the busts, Zanisnik worked with 3D artist Ethan Jeremias to create a 3D model of the actor, which was output as a 3D resin print.
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Twice now it has tried to replicate Snapchat's ephemeral messaging feature without any luck—two separate standalone apps aimed at Snapchat, Poke and Slingshot, were both busts.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJussie Smollett Case: More Investigation IssuesNipsey Hussle's Family Continues the Work He StartedIvanka Trump Busts Some Moves in AfricaKelsey Grammer: Evidence of a 'Frasier' Reboot
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And then just at that moment this guy busts into the door and goes "Yo we're going to the fuckin' 9-0!" which is this frat bar.
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The lingering idealism of the 1960s, coupled with Boomer self-regard, turned the Kennedys into a family of marble busts: At some point, they stopped being human.
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The industry has undergone multiple busts in just over a decade, plagued by controversy over the country's renewable fuel standard, which requires use of ethanol in gasoline.
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They have no reason to believe that there wasn't pigment on the skin or hair of the busts, but they have not found any traces of it.
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According to the EPI, this factor shrinks in economic booms and gets magnified during economic busts, like the recession the US is still currently climbing out of.
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Twice now it has tried to replicate Snapchat's ephemeral messaging feature without any luck — two separate standalone apps aimed at Snapchat, Poke and Slingshot, were both busts.
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Young busts out a harmonica for "Human Highway," which is both a tremendous song and the title of an exceedingly strange film made by Neil in 1982.
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James, the No. 1 pick, went to the Cleveland Cavaliers, while Darko Milicic, one of the great busts of all time, went second to the Detroit Pistons.
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The turmoil reflects the severe financial pressure on investment banks broadly as they cope with muted volatility, IPO busts and technological disruptions to the way markets work.
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The hedge fund manager, who's made winning bets against busts such as Enron, pointed to increased competition from new streaming services as a major challenge for Netflix.
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Oakland's housing prices have always fluctuated with Bay Area booms and busts, and complaints about gentrification were part of the 1990s dot-com boom here as well.
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But at the other buildings they indiscriminately and brutally attacked not only the occupiers, but students, professors and even journalists who were outside protesting the police busts.
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That parade included busts of leaders purged or sidelined under Mao, and a float from Shekou, a pioneering special economic zone that Deng's leftist critics called capitalist.
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The agency boasts of its pill-mill busts and increased prosecutions of physicians—but the data shows that it exerted precious little oversight higher up the chain.
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Pike County Sheriff Charles Reader ― who is currently suspended ― was indicted in June on 16 counts, including felony theft for allegedly stealing cash seized from drug busts.
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Evander Holyfield ain't giving up on Andy Ruiz -- telling TMZ Sports he strongly believes the former champ can win his belts back ... if he busts his ass!
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Even more than in Hong Kong, mainland markets are prone to booms and busts, and some experts say those investors bring some of that volatility with them.
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The bronze and marble busts you'll pass are part of the Historical Monument Trail, which honors 30 people who played an important role in the city's history.
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After a series of high-profile busts, though, owners pushed for less lucrative rookie contracts, on the premise that the money would go to the veterans instead.
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There's more ... GSP busts out a quote from "Predator," Tyron tells us how he REALLY feels about Georges and what the chances are this fight actually happens.
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Parsley holds 192,000 Permian acres - most of which was snatched up on the cheap during oil busts - and sees its smaller size as an advantage in shale.
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"There are only so many tables where you can put busts -- otherwise it starts looking a little cluttered," Obama said at a press conference in London last April.
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The seizure comes on the heels of several major busts at the Port of Philadelphia, located about 8 miles up the Delaware River from the Packer Marine Terminal.
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It's unclear how this time around will be any different—although the number of busts in New York City is drastically down, with 48,000 fewer arrests last year.
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While Hector, Hanaryo and Armistice are busy helping Maeve, Sizemore busts out that walkie talkie he stole in "Akane No Mai" and uses is to call for help.
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But there are actually two busts that left the White House, as The Washington Post explains, the second of which was also removed — and returned — simply for repairs.
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Most impressive are the contemporary takes on the classics, like Carl Lyon's metallic busts of Lynchian characters, and Ian von Cromer's Trumpian twist on John Carpenter's They Live!
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Rachel Feltman at the Washington Post explains, and busts a myth about multiples you might have repeated yourself:Contrary to popular belief, identical twins don't actually run in families.
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High-profile crime busts Hartman points to the high-profile case of former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle, who was convicted on child pornography and other charges last year.
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One depicts the busts of three black women against a yellow background, the numbers 1, 2, 3 listed next to them as if cataloguing objects in a museum.
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John Kautzman, the auditor for the city government of Williston, has been in the city since 2100 and has seen it cycle through many oil booms and busts.
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The Pro Football Hall of Fame is a hallowed enough place, considering it is filled with bronze busts of the most legendary players the sport has ever had.
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Future economic cycles are unlikely to have the major booms and busts that historically defined them, according to Bob Prince, the co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates.
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By the time we reach the Camille Claudel Collection in gallery 11, Rodin is just a reference point, notable for his two tender busts of the resident genius.
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The monetary authorities would be much better placed to avoid credit bubbles and busts, and to limit conflicts and deceit, if they could behave more like other regulators.
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Yet banks still use unreliable asset pricing models; households remain at the mercy of aggregate booms and busts; and Social Security continues to glide merrily toward its doom.
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Police in Sydney, Australia, said they made one of the "easiest drug busts" ever when a man driving a van full of meth crashed into two police vehicles.
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But, once the operation becomes public, the source said there can be internal interference from other agencies competing to make busts, or who worry about their own assets.
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The oil industry has experienced global crises, booms and busts for over a century, and few energy experts think it faces an existential threat in the immediate future.
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But it's impossible to ignore the fact that when the band busts out one of its slower, softer, more touching songs, the ignorance of the masses unveils itself.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is something uncanny about Sarah Peters's brass-colored bronze busts of men, their hollow sockets and exquisitely coiffed hair and beards.
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But check out the dance he busts after freakin' the dunk at the Lakers practice facility and ask yourself ... Should Odell Beckham Jr. be looking over his shoulder?
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Underlying the era's brutal house-to-house searches for pianos and busts of Beethoven was the fear that music preserves a spirit that is incompatible with the collective.
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He puts on his ice blue bifocals and then busts out his Wite-Out, his scorecard and his rainbow assortment of pens: yellow, green, blue, orange, red, purple.
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Closer to home, it has prompted concerns among Nigerians who are worried about the impact the busts will have on how the world views them and their country.
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A wall of niches holds anonymous non-Western objects, and also unsigned busts of Gandhi and of Joseph Hirshhorn, and small paintings by Philip Taaffe and Linda Stark.
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When authorities entered the man's condominium last week, they found a staggeringly large stash of vaping cartridges, believed to be one of the biggest busts in the country.
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Western economists have suggested that Chinese government statisticians underestimate growth in boom years and overestimate growth during busts to present a smoother overall picture of the Chinese economy.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) acknowledged it busts spending caps by more than $85033 billion and called on Congress to use the bill's figures as a baseline for budget negotiations.
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Beame grew up on the Lower East Side in the shadow of the Jewish Daily Forward building, its facade decorated with busts of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) acknowledged it busts spending caps by more than $22019 billion and called on Congress to use the bill's figures as a baseline for budget negotiations.
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The Egyptian-style pyramid sauna, flanked by sphinxes and the busts of pharaohs, is lined with 23-karat "genuine gold leaves imported from Germany," according to a placard.
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Gettleman, formerly the Carolina Panthers' general manager and a Giants front office employee for 13 years, has been responsible for several free-agent signings considered to be busts.
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Gettleman, formerly the Carolina Panthers' general manager and a Giants front office employee for 13 years, has been responsible for several free-agent signings considered to be busts.
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That wouldn't work for the current installation at Bonakdar, which includes a giant pair of patinated bronze busts by Mark Manders, appropriately titled "Two Immovable Heads" (2015-2016).
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At the Malverde Chapel in Culiacán, Jesús González and his family watch over a roadside shrine filled with paintings and busts of the mustachioed narco-saint year round.
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Her 2015 exhibition Behind the Curtain at David Zwirner included paintings of busts, corsets, stays, and statuettes: objects for forming the body, or of the body, already formed.
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For those with small busts (busty girl swimsuits here!), that means taking advantage of the lack of support needed and opting for a bathing suit that has less coverage.
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But here's the ray of sunshine that busts the narrative of a Silicon Valley valuation bubble: Thursday's headlines may be driven by Pinterest, the consumer-facing social pinboard company.
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Lexie then busts in and tells the crowd that Allie and Will have both been arrested and Luke explains that he heard the two of them rigging the election.
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Even outside the dedicated African focus area, African artworks stand out from the rest, such as Mary Sibande's surreal, sculptural photographs and Wim Botha's busts sculpted from lacerated books.
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In one pair of recesses, rows of human heads, their faces symbolically marked, resemble specimens ripe for some variation of humanistic study; overhead, canonical busts rest atop shallow plinths.
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When he busts out Goodnight Moon for a dramatic, emotional reading at a critical moment, the entire film threatens to fall down the gravity well of its own idiocy.
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Tellingly, growth in output per worker now tends to fall in booms and rise during busts, precisely the opposite of the pattern 40 years ago, when inflation was high.
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In addition to fragments of the lion, archaeologists found beheaded busts, smashed sarcophagi, and statues lying around the building, which the terrorists had converted into a court and dungeon.
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This has prompted multi-million dollar busts by police on Chinese betting rings, while tech giants have tried to crack down on gambling activity on their apps and sites.
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After that, we're reporting on the potential impact of a gas pipeline shutdown in the U.S. Southeast, and we're exploring the history of oil's booms and busts in America.
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Most importantly, the ACLU estimates around half of all drug busts are for weed-related offenses and by and large target individuals with small quantities intended for personal use.
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Butler busts out for 52 in Bulls' 118-111 win CHICAGO — Even playing without two of his fellow starters on Monday night, Jimmy Butler refused to change his mindset.
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The first big heroin busts hit Delhi at the beginning of the 80s—Indian dealers first, and then the ambitious Frenchmen, Britons, Canadians, and Australians nabbed at Palam Airport.
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The four women, who were not identified, had all been arrested at various times by Nichols and Valenzuela during drug busts, the D.A.'s office said in a statement.
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Thiel's predictions: We should expect booms and busts of successively greater magnitude as investors go all in on whatever they see as the future source of unbounded technological growth.
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As Jones busts a move the profanity-laces track, her friend — who opted to wear clothes and not a robe — gives her dance skills a run for their money.
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The subjects of her series of body paintings are designed to look like porcelain busts standing in front of similarly patterned canvas backgrounds, photographed in lush fashion by Hack.
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Record-breaking drug busts have also been made this year in Myanmar and Thailand, while authorities in Australia seized a record 1.2-metric tonne shipment of methamphetamine in December.
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One day in July, Abbe was in Bloomington, Indiana, peering at two Roman busts: one of the militaristic Emperor Septimius Severus and one of his learned wife, Julia Domna.
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Above all, the gift shop looms large, hawking Mozart pencils, key chains, perfumes, playing cards, paper napkins, thimbles, miniature busts, chocolates, golf balls and snap-on cases for cellphones.
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The Mozart room, for instance, is decorated with chandeliers, gilt mirrors, and busts of well-known composers, so as to create a setting congenial to aficionados of classical music.
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There is a nascent sculpture garden, where four busts of Hudson River School artists by the sculptor Grey Wyatt will expand to 10 pieces by the fall of 2017.
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Works on display challenged the artistic value of busts of figures from Hungarian history and arts, springing up as signs of patriotic pride in communities in and around Hungary.
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And in July, Australian authorities made one of the "easiest drug busts" ever when a man driving a van with 600 pounds of meth crashed into two cop cars.
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It also offers a way-more diverse look at the galaxy far, far away, and busts open a lot of the mythical "good and evil" schtick of the Jedi.
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Samantha Sepulveda has to be NY's hottest cop -- making busts by day, modeling by night -- but she prefers being an ugly Betty on the job ... and for good reason.
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Once out of the molds, the artist licked the chocolate busts in several areas, and spent several hours bathing with each soap version, slowly washing away her own features.
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The only two players that could be considered busts from the 1970s were two defencemen drafted by the Washington Capitals—Greg Joly in 1974 and Rick Green in 1976.
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But the two busts paint a picture of the Taliban as an increasingly ambitious—and well-financed—opioid cartel at a time of intense national demand for those drugs.
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Related: 3D-Printed Skull Busts Break Down the Human Body Nature and Anatomy Collide in Hybrid Illustrative Paintings According to Female Artists, This Is What Hysteria Is Really Like
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Robert Mueller was reluctant and reticent when he appeared in July, and Corey Lewandowski was antagonistic for his own testimony in September, and both of those hearings were busts.
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We went to the university where my parents met, which has some of the Ife bronze heads [a suite of extraordinary copper busts from the 13th to 14th centuries].
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The dozens of busts that unfurled across Canada's largest city at noon on Thursday are said to make up the largest operation of its kind in the country's history.
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"You've heard the saying, pressure busts pipes," said Benny Ivey, who spent more than a decade as an inmate in Mississippi prisons and now advocates on behalf of prisoners.
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Examples are in the show, along with incomparably soulful portrait busts and a myrtle wreath of hammered gold, all superbly showcased by the Met's master exhibition designer, Daniel Kershaw.
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My studies of the 22019 major financial crises since the founding of the Republic reveal that over-optimism is an important driver of the bubbles that eventually become busts.
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As the historian Amy Werbel writes in her book "Lust on Trial," Comstock's abortion busts sometimes involved dragging women away from their doctors in the middle of a procedure.
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I was, and that's exactly what's happening with bitcoin," he warns, adding, "When this thing busts, there are a lot of innocent people who are going to get slaughtered.
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That prompted people to posit that another disease had caused the Black Death, said historian Winston Black, who is writing a book that busts a number of plague theories.
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"The long-awaited debuts of mega unicorns Uber and Lyft were mega busts, capped off by WeWork's kamikaze IPO attempt in September," said Kathleen Smith, principal at Renaissance Capital.
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The mystery of the busts is reduced to a storytelling convenience, and there's some inconclusive business regarding Holmes's nemesis, Moriarty (Andrew Scott), who was supposedly killed off last season.
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Other drugs on display included 890 million baht ($28.51 million) worth of illicit drugs, including cocaine, cannabis and ecstasy, seized in various busts between March 25 and April 1.
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" At one point Peter Alexander of NBC News piped up in Mr. Acosta's defense, telling the president that he was "a hard-working, diligent reporter" who "busts his butt.
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In a limestone building uptown, overlooking Central Park, musicians play classical instruments in rooms of ornate dark wood, surrounded by marble busts of poets and many leather-bound books.
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Elena Duggar, a Moody's associate managing director, said advanced economies had failed to return to the growth rates enjoyed before the recession, as they have done historically following economic busts.
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In line with recent tradition, Justice Scalia's body will lie in repose in the Great Hall of the Supreme Court on Friday, surrounded by marble busts of former chief justices.
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This exhibition revealed more of the world of this transcendental species, with elaborately costumed mannequins holding outlandish poses, ornately futuristic masks and busts, kaleidoscopic projections, and an augmented reality experience.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 21942, Isamu Noguchi was living in Los Angeles, sculpting portrait busts for Hollywood stars while getting increasingly acquainted with the rich and famous.
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He helped organize dedication ceremonies for busts in the Capitol, one for Winston Churchill, where Daltrey performed, and one for the Czech Republic's first president, Vaclav Havel, where Gibbons played.
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The foundation sells busts of Camarena's likeness as a memorial to those lost in the struggle against drug trafficking or drug abuse, and also issues scholarships to high school seniors.
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In the teaser video below, among the signature structured busts and skin-tight trousers, we spy a sparkly bucket hat, hinting at a more casual take on the designer's aesthetic.
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Despite its stripped-down production value, the show has always managed to draw an audience — primarily by packing the episodes full of police chases, drug busts, and other criminal antics.
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Together they began studying a photographic vocabulary that references the iconography of art history—Dutch still lifes, Ancient Greek busts, the Venus—in the context of military and institutional power.
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Both are legendary skaters that have managed to ride the wave of booms and busts that have characterized the business of making skating your life over the past thirty years.
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The 46-year-old flies off the top rope and then busts out the HURRACARRANA ... a crazy acrobatic move where Arquette jumps and uses his legs to FLIP his opponent!
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Most people will have had a favourite teacher at some point in their lives, but few will have had a favourite teacher who casually busts out freestyle rap mid-lesson.
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As for how their careers went without each other and if they warrant busts in the NFL's Hall of Fame ... both surprisingly didn't seem too worried about that just yet.
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Oil industry titan ExxonMobil has had a gold star from Wall Street bankers for decades, through the Great Depression, a world war, and a string of industry booms and busts.
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They could have simply scanned one of the museum's replica busts, and got lucky with some of the more fine details, but a more logical answer might come from 2008.
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Related: Masked and Unafraid: Narcissister On the Naked Choreography of Performance 3D-Printed Skull Busts Break Down the Human Body Facebook Photos and Collages Converge in Portraits of Digital Lives
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Freshmen typically live in Harvard Yard, the university's historic center, and take their meals in Annenberg Hall, a grand Victorian cafeteria lined with portraits and busts of early American leaders.
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But officers were still promoted for making busts, not for creative problem solving or neighborhood accountability, and the prevailing belief remained that crime be met with swift and severe punishment.
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In the movie's most memorably corny scene (a montage again, naturally), Ren busts a move at an abandoned factory, flipping and contorting midair on some proto-Cirque du Soleil shit.
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Many sprinters said they felt that, although the doping busts tarnished the overall image of the sport, they might be a sign that drug testers were taking their job seriously.
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This is a smart way for individual managers to make investment decisions, even if the combined effect is a lot of groupthink and the familiar cycle of booms and busts.
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Cafaro threw her faith behind Ventas' "very experienced" management team that guided the firm through cycle busts that followed 9/11 and the financial crisis of the past two decades.
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It was there she created her Goggle Head series — larger than life busts and full bodies of square-jawed, bald, or helmeted men wearing goggles — works that solidified her reputation.
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" There is so much manufactured drama about the bust of Winston Churchill that was removed from the Oval Office: "There are only so many tables where you can put busts.
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The 230s were arguably the genesis of dangerous art handling — a time when the job started to require more than a few strong men to carry canvases, busts, and statuary.
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There are also several kitsch rehashes of historical motifs, including Nadia Naveau's clownish plaster busts of Figaro or a curly-haired courtier (whose Rococo curls seem more 18th-century anyway).
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During the intermission, we walked across the parquet floor of a high-ceilinged reception hall, stopping to admire busts of Chopin and Ignacy Jan Paderewski, a prominent composer and politician.
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Through these busts, epigraphs and sarcophagi, the museum hopes to recount "the passage of conversion to the new faith" from paganism and the "gradual Christianization of Rome," said the Rev.
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But she also freakin' anchors the family, and busts some moves on the road when she needs to help out with, say, busting her brother out of a prisoner convoy.
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His house is decorated with leather club chairs, paintings, photographs, marble busts, magic memorabilia, bookshelves with secret doors built into them, and a large and lovingly curated collection of taxidermy.
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Rocky and Ebro hit numerous topics during the interview, including Yams Day on January 18 and giving hope to the youth (also he busts out a pretty hilarious British accent).
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According to a man selling busts of Malverde outside the shrine, a family was arriving to pay homage to the generous bandit, when another car pulled up and a firefight ensued.
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Go back a decade and there are a number of energy stocks — both traditional and renewable — that have worse absolute performance than Blue Apron, as well as some big biotech busts.
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Then, he carefully spoons some Ben & Jerry's Half Baked into an extremely fancy bone china bowl, and busts out the good silver spoons — I say spoons, plural, because Harry isn't alone.
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" —sarzipan24518 "Everything slows down, Ryan races up the floors, then just as they're about to finish the countdown, Ryan busts in the door, tells Marisa he loves her, and they kiss.
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Nikolai Pankrat, a retired military man, has assembled a collection more than 10,000 pieces of memorabilia commemorating the Bolshevik leader, including 500 busts, jammed into eye-straining rooms in his home.
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No-holds-barred condemnation is in order when a presidential candidate — or anyone — brags about grabbing women's "pussies" uninvited, or busts into a changing room full of seminude teen beauty queens.
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During the Cultural Revolution, Mr Feng was enlisted to work in one of the city's ten state-owned porcelain factories, most of which churned out perfect white busts of Mao Zedong.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Is it part of your objective to do something that sets off a chain of events that busts up the two-party system as it, we now know it?
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Supreme Court Great Hall: On either side of the corridor there are rows of marble columns and the busts of all former chief justices are set in niches on marble pedestals.
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The location of the celebration is unclear -- but you can see Tom rockin' 4 rings as the event band busts out a custom freestyle about Tom and Gisele's healthy eating habits.
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Until then, we'll have to settle for replicas of the oval office, reproductions of presidential china, acrylic magnets embedded with the Presidential seal, and bronze busts of famous White House pets.
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For some in the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), the pangas are a sign that border crackdowns and drug busts actually have an impact, forcing cartels to resort to aquatic access points.
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" As for the pairing of his drawings with Ojanen's ceramic busts, Christian believes it is mostly about shared creative sensibilities between the two: "I think our bodies of work interact well.
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Former DEA lawyer Jonathan Novak said the result of the bill was fewer busts, and more DEA staff "auditioning" for the pharmaceutical industry as opioid deaths and overdoses continued to climb.
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You can think of it as a kind of pendulum: Deregulation coincides with a financial boom that inevitably busts, then a new government comes in and re-regulates the financial system.
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Her chance to speak would be hours away, so she trekked around City Hall, past bronze busts and wedding parties, in search of a quiet place to take a lunch break.
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In recent years, statues and busts of Mr. Chiang, who died in 1975, have been removed from prominent locations in scores of parks, schools and government buildings all over the island.
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The Clippers were just a revolving door of castoffs and busts who filled roster spots and cashed checks from the old racist owner; Blake Griffin gave them a reason to exist.
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Seattle-area real estate agent Jerry Martin said he first entered the business in 24.4, which means he remembers the days of double-digit mortgage rates and multiple booms and busts.
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Blue Apron gained notoriety when its I.P.O. proved to be one of the biggest busts last year and spurred talk that the meal kit industry was a flash in the pan.
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I was very much looking forward to reading "Borrowed Time," James Freeman and Vern McKinley's book about "two centuries of booms, busts, and bailouts" at Citigroup, once the nation's largest bank.
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If you look for example at Japan, which has had zero interest rates for 30 years, I have not seen, you know, a whole lot of booms and busts in Japan.
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She quickly angered Duterte by criticizing what she called "senseless killings" due to the thousands of mostly urban poor killed in what police said were drugs busts that turned into shootouts.
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In the Round models Praxiteles' encouragement of emotion by displaying the exhibition's sculpture, ceramics, and busts with plenty of space provided to walk around them and inspect closely — without actually touching.
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Whereas newsrooms in smaller towns might turn their eye on school fetes and local heroes, News Shopper produces a near-endless cycle of car crashes, pedophile convictions, muggings, and drug busts.
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He bought two busts, for instance, of Caracalla, a brutal Roman emperor who had his brother assassinated and ordered massacres of thousands of perceived enemies before being murdered himself at age 29.
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"People have to understand that bubbles occur and are followed by busts," Dalio tells CNBC Make It. In fact, ignoring historical cycles is the No. 1 miscalculation many investors make, he says.
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Cheaper talent will make it easier to get fledgling companies off the ground, and there's now an entire generation of technology employees who have lived through multiple cycles of booms and busts.
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When this wingéd healer busts out her sidearm and ends me with a handful of well-placed bullets, and I see she's wearing pink, I can't help but receive those bullets graciously.
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As a child, he had dragged me through silent European museums all filled with the same Roman and Greek artifacts — marble busts, plaster reliefs of statues and friezes, painted jars and vases.
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The internet already went wild for the scene in the 2015 film Ex Machina where Isaac's character Nathan busts some moves to Oliver Cheatham's "Get Down Saturday Night" with his "girlfriend" Kyoko.
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KAINE: NOBODY SHOULD BE WORRIED ABOUT FAIR REGULATIONS THAT ENABLE THE ECONOMY TO GROW BUT IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY AND NOT A VOLATILE WAY THAT IS MORE SUBJECT TO BOOMS AND BUSTS.
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Steve-O crams his dome into a makeshift helmet and uses his ear to tee up a golf ball as the MMA legend busts out a driver and takes a monster rip.
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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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While we're unsure if it's permanent or a wig (she busts it out from time to time), it could've been an homage to another famous blonde's birthday, her former BFF Paris Hilton.
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Donning a cowboy hat and an outfit that kinda looks Jessie-esque a la "Toy Story," North busts out some sweet moves ... and gets some pretty nice close-ups along the way.
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Even the display reflects the meeting of tradition and technology: Figures from Italian Renaissance portraits were traced and then 3-D printed to make the white busts used to show the necklaces .
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Julie Van Voorhis, an art-history professor at Indiana who is researching the busts, had joined Abbe and me, along with Juliet Graver Istrabadi, the ancient-art curator from the Eskenazi Museum.
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Despite limited interdiction capabilities, authorities in Belize have made a number of recent drug busts, underscoring that the Central American country is grappling with a surge in cocaine moving north from Colombia.
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After over 30 years of "intellectual regress", the study of booms and busts now reminds him of a lipstick-wearing pig or an obsolete scientific embarrassment like the phlogiston theory of fire.
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Each of us has built a bow and a pummel and a top stone; somebody busts an ember to cook, or the dehydrated beans and rice we eat for dinner go cold.
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Most are five or six degrees removed from the major players in the Metro Vancouver area, but have contact with some of the people recently caught in several lower mainland lab busts.
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She made busts of John Brown, Abraham Lincoln and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (whose 633 poem, "The Song of Hiawatha," inspired her to create a series of marble sculptures on Hiawatha and Minnehaha).
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He has the type of arm that scouts love to rave about in such an enthusiastic way that they ignore other concerns, leading to occasional busts like Jeff George and Ryan Leaf.
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He is still in danger of being considered one of the bigger busts of the year, but he has a chance to further change that theme in Week 7 against the Jets.
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Malnourished and terrified apes have been seized across the world, in undercover busts or at border checkpoints, in countries as varied as France, Nepal, Thailand, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Kuwait.
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The Capitol itself is — with apologies to the new Trump International Hotel — the most sumptuous architectural jewel in Washington, replete with portraits and busts of our nation's statesmen (and a few rogues).
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Like the living busts in Mombi's collection, the people in these GIFs have no say in how they'll be used, which gives the images a haunting power, a frisson of ghostly possession.
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The busts rest on modern-looking palettes of tile in carved and painted medium-density fiberboard; the standing figures are covering themselves in raggedy yet luxuriant pieces of felted hair and fur.
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Noah LePage, 21, said that he had lived on the Suydam Street side of the park since the summer and had seen the police conduct a few drug busts along Starr Street.
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Curated by gallery director Amy Eva Raehse, the exhibit showcases Scott's work with hand-blown Murano glass, which she then enhances with beads, wire, and thread to help shape figures and busts.
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These days, the Hall of Fame is best known for kicking two of its inductees out: Last summer, Governor Andrew Cuomo ordered the busts of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson removed.
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"But given the all-known historical pattern of booms and busts, the state should prevent investment from losing control, prevent blind construction, disorderly development, and promote high-quality development," Xu told Reuters.
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Here are some of the biggest oil booms and busts of the last century: One of the earliest oil price shocks of the transportation era was the West Coast gasoline famine of 2100.
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Cape Town-based sculptor Wim Botha's selection of battered, shredded, and otherwise unconventional busts is the hidden gem amongst the hundreds of Armory Show booths, tucked behind a wall near an emergency exit.
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When the cameras are rolling, both Yael and Dominique are telling Darius why he should choose them for the evening, and Dominique busts out that little tidbit about Yael hooking up with Jeremy.
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"What's remarkable is that national subjective well-being is incredibly resilient to wars," lead author Thomas Hills said in a statement, adding: Even temporary economic booms and busts have little long-term effect.
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As Aaron Short reported for Hyperallergic, two busts of Confederate generals installed at Bronx Community College have already been removed, along with a couple of plaques in Brooklyn that commemorated Robert E. Lee.
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Where Jesse Eisenberg's Mark Zuckerberg "goes to California," he rents a summer house with a swimming pool in Palo Alto; when Joy "goes to California," she busts into a Central Valley manufacturing plant.
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All the more unusual, these attributes omit the defining trait of the historically successful investment bank—wild, euphoric, glorious years of profit (often then paid out to staff and lost in subsequent busts).
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During his visit, documented by the Met on Twitter, the nunchuck-toting turtle posed among marble busts of Michelangelo and sized up the show's biggest work, an eight-foot-tall drawing of soldiers.
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C Mike Zunino, one of the Mariners' biggest draft busts in recent memory — and there have been a few — was back with up the team Thursday after being recalled from Triple-A Tacoma.
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At 5 PM, on what feels to me like a full workday, a DJ occupies a booth on the side of the main stage and busts out club remixes of Sonic 2 tracks.
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There's a downstairs sitting room—"If musicians want to take a break," Clark emphasized—with a stocked bar, William Scott busts of Janet Jackson and CeCe Winans, and some show-and-tellable mementos.
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Business investment and consumer spending have suffered in the busts of recent decades, and government spending has not picked up the slack, leading to chronic shortfalls in demand for goods, services and employees.
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The industry is prone to booms and busts, as wells as shorter-term fluctuations throughout the year, which can mean frequent layoffs, though that hasn't been a problem amid the current production boom.
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The federal case against Alston showed he was providing protection for a drug dealer Gabriel Reyes by 'tipping him off' to possible drug busts as well as physically escorting him on drug runs.
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In an America where cannabis laws are rapidly changing, and opiate deaths are on the rise, some drug warriors are still seeking out pot busts and letting the harder stuff pass them by.
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Some of the biggest fentanyl busts have occurred in and around Lawrence, an old mill town 30 miles north of Boston, near New Hampshire; it has long served as a major drug hub.
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Certainly, their approach beats the one used by some of their competitors, like Cremation Solutions, which has tried selling the idea of putting people's remains in Uncanny Valleyish 3D-printed busts, Futurama style.
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The group portrait features nine women, rendered as heads or busts floating against a black background, with some yin-yang symbols, purple stars, and local sports team logos thrown in for good measure.
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They broke ground that same year, brandishing novelty guitar-shaped shovels in front of a giant sand sculpture called "Mount Rockmore," featuring busts of Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Bob Marley, and Jimi Hendrix.
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In "A House in the Country" (Vendome Press, $55), the building dazzles with purple tiled floors, 19th-century busts arrayed under star-patterned glass and an exterior frieze of dachshunds chasing a rabbit.
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Kansas, where I got my case, hasn't decriminalized yet, but they get so many big weed busts from people smuggling cannabis out of Denver that they've kind of streamlined their law enforcement efforts.
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Comedian Chris Gethard's HBO comedy special "Career Suicide" is nearly entirely devoted to discussing, in a way that both busts your gut and tears at your heart, his lifelong struggle with suicidal thoughts.
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Using language common among immigration advocates and sanctuary cities, state and local officials in Massachusetts reiterated their support for state pot laws and affirmed that they won't assist federal authorities with weed busts.
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Precisely arced straw hats by the experimental milliner Philip Treacy appear as a mathematician's response to the wimples of "The Flying Nun," and sit in front of Netherlandish reliquary busts of female saints.
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Tefaf New York Spring, open through Monday, goes harder on art after 1900, though you will also find ancient busts, non-Western masks and statuary, furniture both elegant and trashy, and diamonds galore.
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If Congress succumbs to yet another bad deal that busts the BCA's overall discretionary limit, any discretionary spending increases (including higher interest costs) must be fully offset by reforms to "mandatory" spending programs.
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Mr. Buhari quickly empowered a team to investigate illicit money flows and make high-profile busts of former government officials, seizing properties and uncovering millions of dollars in cash hidden inside apartment walls.
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Volcanic eruptions have been big penguin killers in the Antarctic over the past several thousand years, according to a new study that used penguin poop to track population booms and busts in the region.
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Bubbles and busts are nearly impossible to predict in any market, said J. Tomilson Hill, the vice chairman of Blackstone, who is about to open the Hill Art Foundation private museum in New York.
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Instead of investigating police departments and offering suggestions for reforms, the Justice Department will provide technical assistance grants for more traditional law enforcement tactics: arresting violent criminals, breaking up gangs, and making drug busts.
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Former US attorney Jenny Durkan Raiding farms and stores may seem simple, at first, but unlike federal pot busts in past years, targeting regulated state systems would present new legal disputes over states' rights.
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Among the stars he claimed for the team, Leonardo da Vinci , Michelangelo , and Dante all clearly possessed Nordic blood, as he had determined by careful study of the shapes of their heads in busts.
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And a secular stagnation argument, especially one that is based in part on demographics, has an immediate read-across for emerging markets, many of which, like China, are heading for their own demographic busts.
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" She also busts out sticky notes for the artist to use for said contour, and comes wielding transparent office tape, "for winged liner, because I saw that's how you do it — you use tape.
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When the play was first performed in 1968, such details invited audiences to reflect on their city's recent past, particularly the emotional fall-out from the boom and busts of the '20s and '30s.
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After arriving in Quezon City, the Davao Boys were quickly involved in dozens of kills in what police described as legitimate drug busts, but relatives, human rights monitors and lawyers say were often executions.
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American oil and gas producers have seen more than their share of booms and busts since 24, when the first gusher in Spindletop, Texas, ushered in the modern era of oil and gas production.
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The treaty in which the Papal State sued for peace stipulated that it was to hand over "A hundred pictures, busts, vases, or statues to be selected by [French experts]…also, five hundred manuscripts".
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Major federal busts of the Bonanno and Gambino families earlier this month and the DeCavalcante family in 2015 suggest there's there's still a fair amount of Mafia activity in New York and New Jersey.
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Many sites since then have taken the Silk Road model and made it their own—and, as law enforcement made the lucrative sites a priority, almost as many have ended in multinational police busts.
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"Just when I think I can't be more obsessed w this kid, she busts out a human version my most frequently used emoji 😳," Albie captioned a photo of himself holding Markie in July.
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It's not clear which Nazis this collection of items belonged to, though the Adolf Hitler busts and portraits were found alongside medical devices including one used to measure the size of a person's head.
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Most of the tips were coming from French officials, who in recent months were scrambling to deal with a wave of terrorist attacks at home, and when the tips ended, so did the busts.
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Police began making busts on December 22010, when detectives intercepted 225 kg of cocaine on a rubber boat as it pulled into a boat ramp at Brooklyn on central coast of New South Wales.
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"Greater Gotham" was going to go to 1945, to get through the war and reflect the kind of rhythm that repeats itself, boom bust, boom bust, and the busts are often ended by war.
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White portrait busts of Thomas Jefferson and George Washington, altered with nails and soil, remind us that Jefferson owned and employed slaves in his blacksmith shop, while Washington's enslaved labor tilled his tobacco plantation.
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The then and the now conversed fluently where the British sculptor Anish Kapoor's meters-deep black rectangular hole in the ground yawned underneath busts of Pompeian divinities that connected the underworld and the heavens.
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The bizarre busts that comprise Giuseppe Arcimboldo's Four Seasons paintings have captivated us since the Milanese painter, working as a portraitist for the Habsburg court, gifted the series to Emperor Maximilian II in 1563.
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It has happened in the past with disasters like Catwoman and Elektra, and those box office busts have directly led to the clear lack of women-led superhero movies compared to their male counterparts.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York tweeted that he would remove the busts of two Confederate generals at the City University of New York's Hall of Fame for Great Americans at Bronx Community College.
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MARCI DOSOVITZ Philadelphia To the Editor: Given the Trump phenomenon, in which everything is for sale, I wonder what we will see next — musty old busts and furniture from the White House on eBay?
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As it was reported in The Times in 2014, the bovine busts, along with two ram heads with long, curling horns, began life as facade ornaments for the New York Butchers' Dressed Meat Company.
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The longest and deepest recessions tend to follow real estate busts, because homes are almost always purchased on credit, and during booms, so many buyers are tempted to borrow excessively for that dream house.
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Astro Bot doesn't dedicate much time to its setup beyond a group of tiny robots encountering an alien that busts up their ship, scattering key pieces and robot friends across five stages and five worlds.
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The Chinese fund CSC Venture Capital also got into the action investing as part of a $10 million round in the rejuvenation of one of the dot-com boom's diamond busts, the Austin-based Ice.com.
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It just means that none of the things which usually bring expansions to an end—busts in industry and investment, mistakes by central banks and financial crises—has yet shown up with scythe in hand.
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Textile artist Tasha Lewis, featured at Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, also examines America's culture – and its possible decline in relevance – through a series of hand-sewn busts and figures evoking the decay of ancient Greek sculpture.
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And in a division that was arguably even worse than it was in 2015—a division where Brock Osweiler was one of the biggest-money busts in NFL history—the Colts missed the playoffs again.
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It's helpful to look at these enforcement actions as something like 'dope on the table' drug busts by law enforcement agencies: They are interesting, but make only a small dent in a much bigger problem.
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