He has a hair trigger in a world with infinite provocations.
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Let's hold off on the hair-trigger instinct to take offense.
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Hong Kong has other attributes that encouraged China's hair-trigger traders.
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Inflation data is the hair trigger that could change that view.
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Even so, its hair-trigger sensitivity to initial conditions made it unpredictable.
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It's a problem when the addiction becomes ... It's the hair-trigger anger.
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It was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
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Washington's hair-trigger nuclear weapon policy is a remnant of the Cold War.
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Beyond the mendacity, Trump has revealed a persistent strain of hair-trigger nastiness.
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Like Herbert, Sleigh often explores the hair-trigger balance between culture and chaos.
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Many remain on "hair trigger" alert, posing serious risks of an accidental launch.
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Hair-trigger alerts The United States deploys 400 nuclear-armed missiles in underground silos and keeps them on "hair-trigger alert" so they can be launched in a matter of minutes in response to warning of an incoming nuclear attack.
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Which is hair-trigger, whatever's on your mind at three in the morning. Yeah.
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He was known for having a hair-trigger temper and a penchant for fighting.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Well, but you have so many of these hair trigger policy decisions.
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I do think valuations are stretched though, and we're in a hair-trigger environment.
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She's the midlevel office manager, the tired DMV employee with a hair-trigger temper.
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Hair-trigger policy is rarely smart politics, but that's where Mr. Trump's ideas lead.
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He didn't, though no doubt the network graphics staffs were on a hair-trigger.
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In these hair-trigger times, when enmity is easy, there is value in that.
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The "Snake Charmer" was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
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Every bite brought bile to mouth, and my gag reflex was on a hair trigger.
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In and out of the ring, Badr Hari's a thermonuclear device with a hair trigger.
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Our current hair-trigger nuclear policy is counterproductive, a cold-war artifact that heightens risk.
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In fact, hair-trigger decision making on investing or spending quite often leads to regret.
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One possible take on this dispiriting saga is that China's hair-trigger patriots are themselves victims.
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The problem with a hair trigger alert policy is that it increases the risk of mistakes.
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Robinson conjures an era when the South was a hair-trigger place, obsessed with lost privilege.
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It's an ugly scene, and it reminds us just how dangerous Andrew's hair-trigger temper is.
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A hair-trigger sensitivity to slights made him self-pitying and prone to a corrosive paranoia.
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Antoinette often displays a hair-trigger defensiveness that only the easygoing and persistent Stephen can penetrate.
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In other words, the hair trigger of terrestrial nuclear warfare would simply be duplicated in space.
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But my personal agent has alerted me to the fact that a hair-trigger condition has developed!
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Both countries have nuclear weapons and both are on a hair trigger as they develop new capabilities.
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Once the Soviet Union and China were a hair-trigger away from war along their long border.
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The obvious question: Do you believe the United States should remove its missiles from hair-trigger alert?
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Because of their quick flight times, such missiles were seen as a hair trigger for nuclear war.
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In a hair-trigger news environment, the episode revealed the power and peril of Mr. Swan's position.
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One stopgap remedy is to take United States and Russian strategic nuclear missiles off hair-trigger alert.
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"Europe has always had a hair trigger against the United States and thats nothing new," he said.
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Holloway created pressure on Jose Aldo: keeping the champion moving and ready to slip on a hair trigger.
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THE TICKER Stocks worldwide are on a hair trigger tied to the latest developments from the coronavirus outbreak.
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Managers are on less of a hair-trigger to write off an investment, which is to everyone's benefit.
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Mr. Kirk, a part-time Columbus, Ohio, ironworker, had a host of problems and a hair-trigger temper.
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So the last thing one would want to do is make a hair-trigger situation even worse, right?
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Those skills include quick reflexes, patience and hair-trigger timing with the flippers to best direct the ball.
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Both countries keep most of their nuclear weapons on hair-trigger alert, ready to be fired within minutes.
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Anyone on Twitter knows that people will jump on a hair trigger to condemn the moral failings of others.
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He knows that the current hair-trigger market will jerk up and down on virtually any news, or none.
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The $149 controller has four interchangeable paddles around the back, Hair Trigger Locks, remappable buttons, and completely swappable components.
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In the short term, US citizens can ask our government to stand down nuclear weapons from hair-trigger alert.
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Tensions with Iran remain on a hair trigger and the risks of miscalculation by all sides are dangerously high.
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Trump's hair-trigger Twitter finger, now invested with the power of his office, could provoke a dangerous, extralegal response.
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Think of each one as a hair trigger, poised and ready for the slightest pressure to spring into action.
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McGregor's game was less energy consuming than the first fight but he was still fighting on a hair trigger.
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It is a given among many China pundits that the country lives on the brink of hair-trigger nationalist outrage.
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That we're a hair trigger away from a timeline where a nuclear blast in Baltimore brings human civilization to rubble?
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If both sides agreed to take their weapons off this hair-trigger, their leaders could make decisions with cooler heads.
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This means they like things straight to the point, but their hair-trigger tempers also means they appreciate some courtesy.
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You can adjust these hair-trigger locks through three levels, and both triggers can be independently adjusted to these different lengths.
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If the United States is on a hair-trigger regarding nuclear weapons, other states will see the value in acquiring them.
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For its part, Congress has the power to prevent hair-trigger responses or impulsive actions that could lead to nuclear war.
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And just a side note on this: I have sort of a hair-trigger on hate speech or anything of that sort.
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Acer claims FPS players prefer a hair trigger, while RTS players like a more difficult click, but I've also heard the opposite.
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Incidents involving the spilling of industrial and caustic chemicals, while infrequent and duly reported, have left land protectors on a hair trigger.
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However, she allegedly said, she didn't mean to fire the weapon but it had a "hair trigger," causing it to go off.
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The shoulder triggers also now have even shorter hair-trigger locks, which means you can fire quicker with shorter squeezes in-game.
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The treaty ended a crisis of the 1980s that had come to be seen as a hair-trigger for a nuclear war.
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Beyond all reason, the United States and Russia keep thousands of them on hair-trigger alert, ready to launch at any moment.
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In the minds of many, her outburst and the resignations became symbols of a hair-trigger protest culture lacking any adult control.
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And a hair-trigger fight-or-flight reflex makes him prone to outbursts and personal attacks whenever he feels threatened, which is often.
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You know, months ago, Sean, we had Hawaii setting off missile alarms in Hawaii because the North Koreans were on a hair trigger.
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America's nuclear weapons remain on hair-trigger alert, and the commander in chief has not ruled out being the first to use them.
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The Life of Pablo is easily the messiest project he's ever put his name on; it's long, sprawling, full of hair-trigger swerves.
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Still, Kelly's tenure has been marked by more violent turmoil than is the norm, suggesting a hair-trigger temper and willingness to escalate.
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Asia is on hair-trigger alert because of an unpredictable North Korean leader who is improving his nuclear arsenal at an alarming rate.
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Skeptics of the modernization program also have cited the new U.S. president's impulsiveness as further reason for opposing the hair-trigger ICBM fleet.
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And like most sports, farce requires from its players hair-trigger timing and an intuitive grasp of the physics of bodies in motion.
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The world would be far safer by negotiating an end to policies of nuclear first-use, hair-trigger alert and launch-on-warning.
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She suggested no urgency toward a tightening of the money supply that might suggest a hair-trigger readiness to accelerate interest rate increases.
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Yet despite the hair-trigger tensions of the Cold War, it produced decades of peace between the great powers while building shared prosperity.
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Before he leaves office, President Obama should eliminate launch-on-warning options and remove American land-based missiles from their current hair-trigger posture.
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His hair-trigger temper has popped up several times, providing an unsettling image of what he would be like as the nation's commander in chief.
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Meh. If anything, given his stressful role and his hair-trigger tendency to send ill-advised tweets, Musk could probably do with hitting it again.
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What is desperately needed now is a diplomatic track that first seeks to lower the tensions so that both sides back off the hair-trigger.
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His gratuitous insults, evident racism, hair-trigger temper and lack of preparation suggest he would be a reckless, even perilous, choice for the Oval Office.
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It's very important to me that nobody thinks President Trump is handing the keys to the war machine to some sort of hair-trigger lunatic.
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He died in 1980 when a gun with a hair trigger went off in his hands; the gun model was later removed from the market.
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"With this kind of saber-rattling you create potential for a hair-trigger moment," he said, citing Mr. Maduro's dispatch of troops to the border.
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U.S and Russian nuclear weapons should be removed from "hair trigger" alert status, which currently allows both countries to launch a nuclear attack on short notice.
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"In 1983, we may have inadvertently placed our relations with the Soviet Union on a hair trigger," a classified 109-page US intelligence review later concluded.
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Microsoft has also tweaked the triggers on the Elite 2 so they have a textured patch, and there's an option for even shorter hair-trigger locks.
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"I'm proudly my dad's son, both in our daring use of metaphor and hair-trigger emotional responses and in wanting to be teachers," the musician said.
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Ukraine and Russia remain on hair-trigger war footing, while President Trump resorted inexplicably to his classic "both sides-ism" rather than clearly condemning Russian aggression.
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The most commanding — and problematic (which is saying something) — of the residents she oversees is called Sarge, a bipolar Iraq veteran with a hair-trigger temper.
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In the process, Russia's key nuclear retaliatory forces would be at risk and quickly placed on high alert with senior officers operating in hair-trigger mode.
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Played at antic full tilt by the wondrous Mario Cantone, Jackie is combative and foul-mouthed, bigoted and self-loathing, hair-trigger outraged and very, very funny.
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Or sometimes, a call can involve little time and effort if the client quickly gives up on getting it up or, conversely, has a hair-trigger dick.
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We police leaders need to look at ourselves as well, ensuring that our leadership fosters organizations of professional guardians, not wary warrior bands on a hair trigger.
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This implies America's land-based missiles are all on hair trigger alert, just a mistaken warning away from being launched, and thus candidates for the nuclear junkyard.
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The danger of nuclear first strike puts all sides on a hair trigger, increasing the risk of nuclear war by accident or miscalculation in time of crisis.
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He knew that Overeem wanted to catch him moving forwards and he did a good job of advancing, while being ready to give ground on the hair trigger.
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Microsoft has refined every aspect of this controller and added some great new additions like adjustable-tension thumbsticks, even shorter hair-trigger locks, USB-C, and Bluetooth connectivity.
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There are four re-mappable buttons, a hair trigger mode for rapid fire, and a dedicated mode switch button that lets you switch connectivity modes and paired devices.
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Finally, would he be willing to remove any American missiles from hair trigger alert status as a sign of good faith to induce Russia to do the same?
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Enjoy enhanced customization options with interchangeable D-pads and thumbsticks, hair-trigger locks, and programmable paddles on the device's underside to make a controller that is uniquely you.
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Intense identity politics, multiculturalism, diversity and hair-trigger hypersensitivity have made it so that the left is caught in endless circular fighting over the smallest lapse or microaggression.
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Approximately 1,000 of these weapons in each country remain on hair-trigger alert — a catastrophe waiting to happen that could be prevented with the stroke of a pen.
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If Kim believes Trump would order a drone strike on North Korea, "then he may feel greater pressure to keep his nukes on a hair trigger," Jackson said.
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Over time, says Dr. McEwen, it's even possible to retrain our brains so that our stress responses are no longer on such a hair-trigger to begin with.
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To take one example: Pakistan has built what scholars say is a highly unstable hair-trigger nuclear arsenal, and is mainly responsible for proliferating nuclear capability to North Korea.
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Peggy Cummins, an actress best remembered for her turn as a femme fatale with a hair trigger in the influential low-budget film noir "Gun Crazy," died on Dec.
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The two three-episode series are snapshots in the life of the title character, an emotionally frazzled young woman with a hair-trigger temper played by Alba Gaïa Bellugi.
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By telling his people that Communist China has never taken a wrong turn, he is stoking an impatient, hair-trigger nationalism in which criticism from abroad equates to hostility.
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On Tuesday, for the first time, they allowed two reporters to join them inside their refuge for a night marked by long discussions and moments of hair-trigger tension.
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"You have three large militaries in close proximity to each other, each talking about kind of a hair trigger response or even preemptive or even preventative attacks," said Klingner.
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It is not Mr Trump's fault that the system, in which the vulnerable land-based missile force is kept on hair-trigger alert, is widely held to be inherently dangerous.
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Similar to Yoel Romero, he is tremendous explosive and works on a hair trigger, but he will then behave lackadaisically and measure himself for a period after a spectacular flurry.
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But they often warn that the region's volatility, combined with hair-trigger alerts and the ease with which misunderstandings can spiral out of control, puts the odds well above zero.
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Within a few years we built enough nuclear weapons to exterminate every human on earth many times over and made these weapons available to our leaders on a hair-trigger.
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The "Dear Leaders" didn't want a fight but kept the mechanics of war set on a hair trigger, and any sane policy on North Korea needed to respect that dynamic.
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Struck in 1987 by Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, this deal dismantled 2,700 ground-launched nuclear missiles with a range of 500-5,500km that put European deterrence on a hair-trigger.
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Market forces were not what compelled Barnes to drive 95 miles to punch Derek Fisher; that part was mostly just him being a hair-trigger sexist maniac with severe boundary issues.
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Under such a rule, it would be essential to prevent our President from further antagonizing the one head of state who may have a hair trigger and even thinner skin -- Kim.
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The critical characteristics of a president seem to be good judgment, profound wisdom and good decision-making using incomplete information — not having a hair-trigger finger on the war/nuclear button.
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His hair-trigger temperament and pathological duplicity were enough to prompt Obama — just a handful of weeks prior — to declare that our republic would be in danger if Trump won the presidency.
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He is also known to have a hair-trigger temper — which was on four-letter display last week when a construction worker in Michigan accused him of trying to confiscate his guns.
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However, at the point of sale, there is no way to know if the purchaser has a hair-trigger temper, anger management issues or poor impulse control, or is seething with resentments.
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Just picture a wildly hirsute cartoon figure with a hair-trigger temper festooned with a medal of Alfred Nobel reading "Pro pace et fraternitate gentium" ("For the peace and brotherhood of men").
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To say that deep mistrust corrodes the relationship between Indian and Pakistan is to understate the inculcated animosity that infuses both nations and underpins the hair-trigger instincts of their armed forces.
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Hundreds more missiles could reach Tokyo, and North Korea is close to a hair trigger because of fears that the United States would try to take out its artillery pieces and missiles.
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But since then, he's spoken in breezy terms about the reverberations of a military showdown that both sides say they don't want but is a risk given the level of hair trigger tensions.
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As bonkers as that may seem, it's a procedure that dates back to the Cold War, when we faced the Soviet Union with tens of thousands of nuclear warheads on hair-trigger alert.
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Golden State are at their terrifyingly, invincible best when they play loose and fast—lightning strike fast-breaks, hair-trigger early shot clock jumpers—with the ball zooming around to find the open man.
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Instead, it showed plenty of signs of verging psychosis and a hair-trigger propensity for violence by a man variously described as a drinker, a wife beater, a drug taker and a chronic womanizer.
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With the BuzzFeed story joining those two reports in journalistic limbo land, there are two options for the hair-trigger, Russia-investigation commentariat, said Richard Tofel, the president of ProPublica, the investigative news organization.
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"Everything is on hair trigger, so any possible mistake is very unsettling, to say the least," Irwin Redlener, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University, told me earlier this month.
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When your principle—in this case the president—has few gut-guiding policy positions and hair-trigger tweeting digits, members of his administration can't truly negotiate the nitty gritty or make things done deals.
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Would he resist the urges of some in his military brass to strike an enemy — perhaps with a lower-yield nuke — or would he simply tweet out a threat in a hair-trigger moment?
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It is not wise because an adversary that fears an American bolt from the blue is more likely to put its own arsenal on hair-trigger alert, increasing the risk of unauthorised or accidental launch.
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Moreover, he's operating in the field with little contact with his bosses back home (the nature of 1960s communication poses problems in this line of work), forcing him into a series of hair-trigger decisions.
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Dynamics were modulated as if on a hair trigger, whether thanks to the preparation of the choir's director, Joe Miller, or to the ministrations of this year's early-music import, the British maestro Andrew Manze.
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An anonymous poster claims the new version will include a USB-C port for charging, Bluetooth support for Windows 10, three-level Hair Trigger Locks, longer key travel for the paddles, and a three-profile switch.
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Lack of reaction, of course, means it is high time to be force-feeding the opponent the right hand, but against dangerous opponents who are working on a hair trigger, Miocic will play with their expectations.
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A sense of urgency surrounded the negotiations in Kuwait, because of the hair-trigger nature of the violence and because neither the Houthis nor the government fully controlled the constellation of armed groups on the ground.
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Even law-and-order states have grasped the need to refashion so-called hair-trigger community supervision systems that reflexively and unnecessarily send people to prison for minor infractions that have no bearing on public safety.
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But as Chinese censorship demands roil more American companies — and given Congressional Republicans' hair trigger for anything resembling the stifling of conservative speech — it's easy to imagine the case for divestment that CFIUS could build here.
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With a commander-in-chief who has shown a fairly incredible misunderstanding of how nuclear strategy works as well as a hair-trigger temper, it's not surprising that some people are slightly concerned about a possible catastrophe.
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He's a harsh and intractable man, an avowed disciplinarian who is himself hilariously prone to hair-trigger rage-outs; he is a responsibility fetishist who is, in a tragic irony, himself afflicted with a severe responsibility allergy.
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"In nasty episodes meant to make 'A Clockwork Orange' look like a day at nursery school, the robbers don party masks, revel in the terror they've created and kill their hostages with hair-trigger petulance," Maslin writes.
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Images leaked of the next Xbox Elite controller, complete with a USB-C port for charging, Bluetooth support for Windows 10, three-level Hair Trigger Locks, longer key travel for the paddles, and a three-profile switch.
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Article continues after the video below Striker allows the equipping of up to three of the new Arts—unique moves that allow the player to do extravagant things such as hair-trigger dodges and cosmic weapon swings.
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The first time you line up a shot with your silenced pistol, hit the trigger, and feel the controller pop as a guard hits the ground, you realize this isn't a normal button, it's a hair trigger.
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American land-based missiles are kept on hair-trigger alert so they can be launched upon warning of an incoming attack, giving the president only about 10 minutes to evaluate the warning and decide whether to launch.
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Ms. Aldana has retained the warmly assured bassist Pablo Menares and brought in the agile, flowing drummer Jochen Rueckert, calling not only on their hair-trigger alertness but also their skills as composers, with two songs apiece.
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It is totally unacceptable to be taking these provocative measures when the U.S. and Russia have nearly 2,000 nuclear warheads on hair trigger alert, loaded on missiles, submarines and airplanes, poised and ready to fire in minutes.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea reopened a border hotline with South Korea on Wednesday, restoring a channel of direct dialogue and signaling a possible thaw in relations between the two Koreas after years of hair-trigger tensions.
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The new version also supports shorter hair trigger locks and even lets you use a "shift" option, so you can hold down one button and have it activate alternative remapped commands for any of the controller's other buttons.
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Even if they have a hair trigger and I don't have to bottom them out to register my keypresses, years of laptop typing has trained me to bounce off my keys and Razer Ornata is all about bounce.
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The Broadway-pedigree cast — which includes Celia Keenan-Bolger, John Ellison Conlee and Jeremy Shamos — demonstrates hair-trigger timing, an affinity for Tex-Mex ballads and an improbable gift for maintaining poker faces amid surreal silliness (1:30).
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Uncertainty on the outlook for the world economy and global trade as well as a sharp U.S. growth slowdown expected by a range of forecasters mean that markets are on a hair trigger for signals from the Fed.
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But if the last few years have taught investors anything, it is that those with a hair-trigger reaction to political news stand to lose, while those who bet on a continued steady and unexceptional expansion will win.
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For the next four years, the most important check on what we've seen of Trump's worst impulses — his hair-trigger temper, his rampant insecurity, his personal cruelty — won't come from Congress or the courts or the opposition party.
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Look, I think we should be hopeful, I mean remember where we were a few months ago when President Trump was threatening fire and fury and there was a sense as I say, we were on a hair trigger.
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" Wright rattles off the familiar stereotypes: "cowboy individualism, a kind of wary friendliness, superpatriotism combined with defiance of all government authority, a hair-trigger sense of grievance, nostalgia for an ersatz past that is largely an artifact of Hollywood.
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Less than a month after bringing an astonishing, hair-trigger program to Carnegie Hall — a wintry new vocal cycle by Hans Abrahamsen and a sensitive yet turbocharged Shostakovich performance — the Cleveland Orchestra returned on Sunday with something completely different.
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Maybe that is totally innocent and he just has a hair trigger for when to run to an intelligence agency, but I don&apost think that&aposs common behavior, and that my be worthy of taking a look at.
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Its proposal calls for a smaller nuclear force designed to dissuade other countries from attacking the United States without embracing dangerous policies like putting US missiles on hair-trigger alert, which increases the risk of an accidental nuclear war.
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And it preserved the distance he liked to keep from almost everyone, in case they were no longer his friend and, with eyes cold as marble and that hair-trigger violence he was famous for, he had to kill them.
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Her centre-right Christian Democratic Union is on hair-trigger alert to block any moves towards a euro-zone "transfer union"; its coalition partners, the ailing Social Democrats, have alighted on scepticism towards military spending as a vote-winning strategy.
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Barao, who fights on a hair trigger with his low kicks and counter punches, found himself missing repeatedly: Dillashaw was able to draw the counters and step inside: And as Barao's reactions dulled, he became a far less dangerous counter fighter.
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Jojo the pimp also abuses women, but only gets his comeuppance when Ray, while trying to apologize to Chris before the final match, uses his hair-trigger temper and reliance on violence to knock an armed Jojo unconscious with a dumbbell.
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With grand cinematic flourishes—a gyrating camera on a factory floor and at a café table, rapturously colorful visions of romance, and hair-trigger comedy of pratfalls and narrow escapes—Fassbinder exalts the exploits of the hidden heroes of daily life.
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But the opposite risk was present as well — that out of fear of repeating the December episode, Mr. Powell would exhibit too much of a hair-trigger reaction to recent signs of a slowdown in inflation pressures and industrial activity.
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And in that excruciatingly well-acted opening scene of "Pain," directed with hair-trigger timing by Trip Cullman, she has created a perfectly self-contained, socially resonant portrait of a woman attracted to a man for all the wrong reasons.
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The way Kieran Culkin cowers in that moment — and then immediately insists it's fine — is so true to the way someone who grew up under that kind of abuse, around a father with that sort of hair-trigger temper, would react.
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In an era replete with hair-trigger claims of 'fake news', any professional messaging that seeks, even inadvertently, to blur the lines of truth and fiction by encouraging time-strapped journalists to "run" unchecked claims seems, well, ill advised to say the least.
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To do so, he has enlisted a Broadway-pedigree crew that includes, in addition to Ms. Silverman (a Tony nominee for "Violet"), the inventive designers David Zinn (sets) and Anita Yavich (costumes), and an ensemble of pros known for hair-trigger timing.
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"Russia is still the only country that can destroy the United States as a functioning society in 30 minutes ... both sides maintain their nuclear forces on hair-trigger alert," Russia experts Thomas Graham and Matthew Rojansky wrote in Foreign Policy magazine in October.
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Ali Rizk, a Lebanese political analyst close to Hezbollah, echoed many analysts across the Middle East in saying that Saudi Arabia had been prone to hair-trigger reactions since its leaders became incensed over the nuclear deal between Iran and the United States.
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In today's hair-trigger, hyperreactive social media landscape, where a tweet can set off a cascade of outrage and prompt calls for a book's cancellation, children's book authors and publishers are taking precautions to identify potential pitfalls in a novel's premise or execution.
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"Our message was that we understand your concerns, and please don't go off on a hair trigger and start a war, because you're going to want us to come in behind you," says Wendy Sherman, a top State Department official in Obama's administration.
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North Korea's missile launch last Tuesday came after more than a two-month lull in the country's nuclear and missile testing, which raised some hopes that it might be extending an olive branch to ease the hair-trigger military tensions on the peninsula.
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Feints are not a regular fixture in the Jeremy Stephens toolbox, but against a man who is waiting on a hair trigger to drop the right hand—and who throws himself out of position so completely when he does—feints would be an invaluable weapon.
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Kent State quarterback Woody Barrett, a transfer from Auburn, produced 387 total yards and 3 touchdowns in his first major-college action as the Golden Flashes unveiled Lewis' FlashFAST offense that combines a hair-trigger tempo with a willingness to gamble on fourth down.
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Talks should be aimed at cutting numbers further, banning some categories of weapon (such as battlefield or tactical devices) and taking land-based systems off hair-trigger alert (by shifting from launching weapons on warning of an attack to launching after an attack has begun).
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Indeed, the Chinese military is already pushing to put its 250 nuclear missiles on hair trigger alert because it fears that an American first strike could destroy its nuclear arsenal and – in conjunction with Washington's ballistic missile defense systems – eliminate China's ability to retaliate.
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On Tuesday, Israel shot down a Russian-made Syrian fighter jet after it breezed out of southwest Syria into Israeli airspace above the Golan Heights, an area already on a hair trigger following Iranian missiles fired into it from Syria a couple of months ago.
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If the counter fighter isn't on a hair trigger or anticipates a lazy jab and is instead greeted by a perfect one-two in fast rhythm, he can eat the right hand while his own left is occupied in taking the opponent's left away.
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It has no place, he said, when it comes to service at Eleven Madison Park or the NoMad, where he and Mr. Humm rely on traditional methods of high-end hospitality: expertise, eye contact and a hair-trigger response to a diner's every need.
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"The proliferation of such missiles beyond the United States, Russia and China could result in other powers compressing their response timelines in ways that set their strategic forces on hair-trigger states of readiness—such as a strategy of 'launch on warning,'" RAND warned.
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Then everyone who was adamant I was diabetic all those years suddenly pivoted: "Well, good thing we told you that you were diabetic because you ate better..." Yes, but I also thought my whole existence was on a hair trigger that could go off at any moment.
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Bob's smoldering resentment and hair-trigger temper are in keeping with his rage and self-regard in the first movie, but in the sequel, they're so undeserved that they make him look incompetent and childish in a way that isn't fun or funny, just a bit depressing.
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Concluding thoughts after a month's use A few weeks on from the first algorithm malfunction the unit's sensing capacity at first appeared to have stabilized — in that it was back to the not-so-hair-trigger-sensitivity that had been the case prior to balcony-door-gate.
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The only question that must be asked now is whether Mr. Trump, with his apparent inability to control his hair-trigger rage and his absolute and unstoppable authority to order the killing of millions of people, presents an existential threat to our country and the world.
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It's hard to know if the sort of people who go to NFL games—hair-trigger binge drinkers, mostly, and sometimes their kids—will find this soothing, but the site quickly moves on to the Hollywood Park stadium that the Chargers will be sharing with the Los Angeles Rams.
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Human beings have evolved with a hair-trigger, 24/7 threat-detection system, he says, and we live in a society that bombards us with more stimulation—from phones, TV, everyday life in large cities—than generations of our ancestors would have been exposed to in their lifetimes.
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The murky foreign policies of the past two decades moved America away from defining its strategic interest on each global issue to a more populist, hair-trigger approach, giving us such blunders as Bush's bogus Iraq WMD claim and Obama's feckless erosion of a red line in Syria.
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The false alarm says a lot regarding the potential for nuclear war — especially in light of President Donald Trump's escalating war of words with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "Everything is on hair trigger, so any possible mistake is very unsettling, to say the least," Redlener said.
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Nuzzel looks at your Twitter account and surfaces the stories being shared most within the last few hours or days—an easy way to parse through the headlines your follows think are most important without necessarily getting caught in the hair-trigger tweets that can make it a relentless cesspool.
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"Back from the Brink: A Call to Prevent Nuclear War" also calls on the United States to adopt a policy of no first use of nuclear weapons, to take its nuclear weapons off hair-trigger alert, and to stop the $1.7-trillion plan to enhance every aspect of its nuclear forces.
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Within MMA, a culture that, outside of a few anti-heroes and Ric Flair impersonators, still demands superhuman conduct, unceasing humility, and steely stoicism from its participants, her intermittent sportsmanship, unbridled ego and mouth, and hair-trigger emotions—especially those seemingly omnipresent tears—were unforgivable transgressions unbefitting of a champion.
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By the time President Reagan and Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the Soviet leader at the time, cut the deal to ban the weapons in 1987, the intermediate-range missiles had come to be seen as a hair trigger for nuclear war because of their short flight times — as little as 10 minutes.
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Would they be comfortable if he had said in recent weeks that he felt at "war every day," had seemed to be more and more suspicious of those around him, including, perhaps, even members of his own family, and had a history of hair-trigger rage against those who defied him?
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We are somewhat further away from that now and while that doesn&apost get us closer to denuclearization, doesn&apost get us closer to a deal, it is certainly a much better situation to be in and to conduct the summit than a hair trigger we were at just a few months ago.
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Several Twitter users are raging about this map, which was originally sent out on October 13 as a promoted tweet, but reportedly started popping up again tonight:Given that the we're all currently furiously chugging whiskey while we wait for the election results to come in, the hair-trigger responses are perhaps understandable.
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While many had been hoping for a second-generation controller with three-level Hair Trigger Locks and an adjustable lock design for the thumbsticks, Microsoft is introducing a robot white design of its existing Xbox Elite controller that matches the company's Xbox One S console and new Xbox One X in white.
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The grassroots campaign endorses the Treaty and important protective policies such as ending the President's sole, unchecked authority to launch a nuclear attack, renouncing the option of using nuclear weapons first, taking U.S. nuclear weapons off hair-trigger alert, and canceling U.S. plans to replace its entire nuclear arsenal with enhanced weapons.
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Caught in the gap between his soaring rhetoric as an outsider candidate and the realities of leading a city with a hair-trigger sensitivity to crime, Mr. de Blasio is disappointing many who once supported him, in a community he can ill afford to lose: the black voters who propelled him to office.
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Other times, I careen into crisis, the consequence of a hair-trigger immune system: the loss of more than a third of my body weight; the persistent infection that took seven rounds of antibiotics to clear; the bout of norovirus so severe my husband had to carry me into the emergency room.
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By the time President Ronald Reagan and Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the Soviet leader at the time, negotiated the deal to ban the weapons in 1987, the intermediate-range missiles had come to be seen as a hair trigger for nuclear war because of their short flight times — as little as 10 minutes.
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You will frequently be surrounded by people on a hair trigger, prone to suspect or fear you, to turn down your rental application or deny you a loan or pass you over for a "safer" job applicant, prone to calling the cops on you, prone, if they are cops, to target and abuse you.
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And then I turned around and returned to the world of hair-trigger outrage, condemnation, consternation, pessimism, gloom and impending apocalypse; which is to say, America and social media, where it sometimes seems an encouraging word is rarely heard without being promptly drowned out by a dozen angry doomsayers prophesying rains of fire and blood.
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North Korean defectors, one of the world's few good sources of information about the Kim regime's military policy, describe its forces as being on a hair-trigger alert — one where authority to launch an attack is delegated down to individual battlefield commanders who may have little to no understanding of what the US is doing.
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The resulting hair-trigger moves in equity markets, doubts about the outcome of U.S. trade negotiations with China, the risk of disruption in Europe, and other factors have led Fed officials in recent weeks to indicate they are likely to slow down from the quarterly pace of rate increases enacted over the past two years.
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She already won us (and The New York Times) over with her incisive songwriting and hair-trigger-dynamic voice on last year's contemplative debut EP Strange Darling, but it's the top-down ferocity of her live shows—think big guitars and bigger wails—in the time since that's had us eagerly awaiting new material.
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" Our reviewer, Tess Taylor, says that Sleigh "often explores the hair-trigger balance between culture and chaos" to examine precisely this: "the enormously fragile ways that even in the face of war or famine people do get on, even while at any moment survival, that most fragile of luxuries, might just as easily end.
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It's certainly up for debate as to whether the political-media apparatus as a whole was on too much of a hair-trigger watch for "campaign-ending gaffes" in previous cycles, but yesterday - like many before it - is yet another signal of just how dramatically Trump has shifted the lens through which we view this campaign.
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Substantial numbers of American and Russian nuclear missiles remain on so-called "hair trigger alert," a security posture adopted by both sides during the Cold War to allow the launch of nuclear warheads within 15 minutes or less in order to show the other side that no advantage could be gained by a surprise first strike.
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While the United States says it has no Tomahawk missiles at the site in Romania, Russian officials say the launchpad violates a 1987 treaty intended to take the superpowers off their hair-trigger nuclear alert, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, by banning land-based cruise and medium-range missiles with a range from 300 to 3,400 miles.
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For nearly three decades, Don Cheadle has excelled as a versatile and compelling screen presence, disappearing into roles as varied as hair-trigger psycho Mouse in Devil in a Blue Dress (1992), sad-sack cowboy-cum-pornstar Buck Swope in Boogie Nights (1997), and real-life hero Paul Rusesabagina in the harrowing drama Hotel Rwanda (2004).
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What kept him going through eight months of solitary fitness work and sessions with United's hopefuls, he said, was his dream of playing "one more time at Old Trafford," of having the chance to say goodbye to fans who fervently had his back, rather than those who were on it — unusual, in the hair-trigger Premier League.
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Debates can't erase the fact that Trump is a hair-trigger racist who has stoked white racism for the entirety of his campaign, they can't change the fact that he lacks basic command of policy issues, and they can't turn Clinton from a seasoned political operator who's intimately familiar with the federal bureaucracy into an outsider willing to gore sacred cows.
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So this is a very good an encouraging start and I agree, very positive in the sense that months ago we were talking about a hair trigger towards a nuclear confrontation, but at this point there have been no actions taken by North Korea in terms of denuclearizing and as they used to say during the Reagan years, the devil is in the details.
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One way to view Trump is that only his personal failings — his bullying, his petulance, his egomania, his ignorance, his inconsistency, his mendacity, his racism, his hair-trigger temper, his arrogance, his disorganization and his misogyny — stand in the way of his emerging as the logical victor in an anti-status quo, pro-change election that produced in Bernie Sanders the other political phenomenon of 2016.
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Still, the abrogation signals that the nuclear agreements that accompanied the breakup of the Soviet Union and were to lead the world back from the hair-trigger brink of atomic conflict could be open to revision, as Russia's relations with the West sour on a range of disputes today, including Syria and Ukraine and the Kremlin's interference in the domestic politics of Western democracies.
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Those who understand that we have been living on borrowed time for the last 70 years and need to get rid of nuclear weapons before our luck runs out, or those who think that we can continue to maintain thousands of nuclear weapons on hair-trigger alert and hope that the wise and thoughtful leaders who control these weapons will make sure that nothing ever goes wrong?
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While the company likely had the best of intentions in developing the feature, which after all grew out of organic site usage following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the result at this point looks like an insensible hair-trigger that encourages people to overreact to tragic events when the sane and rational response would actually be the opposite: stay calm and don't worry unless you hear otherwise.
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Not in Washington, D.C., where I marched along with at least 500,000 others; not in New York, which approached another half million, where the notably hair-trigger NYPD was reportedly friendly and helpful; not in Chicago, where the rally grew so large that the official march portion was canceled, but the 250,000 participants marched anyway, and a police department mired in a brutality investigation by the Justice department gave them all a pass.
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"It's very important to me that nobody thinks President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has handed the keys to the war machine to some sort of hair-trigger lunatic," the former "Saturday Night Live" comedian said in the skit.
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Social media has become weaponized; new developments to come such as automation and artificial intelligence could have a profound negative impact on jobs with few thinking about the consequences; digital addiction is a real thing that feels like it is making our society hair-trigger insane; and the long-celebrated culture of swashbuckling pirate bros — who brag that they are changing the system with every keystroke — is now clearly seen less as the harmlessly naughty one of Peter Pan and the Lost Boys and more as the malevolently toxic one of Blackbeard and his band of very scary dudes.
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In 2009, Thomas Schelling, an economist, national-security expert, and Cold War deterrence theorist, who had won a Nobel Prize for his game-theory analysis of conflict, issued a dire warning: A "world without nuclear weapons" would be a world in which the United States, Russia, Israel, China, and half a dozen or a dozen other countries would have hair-trigger mobilization plans to rebuild nuclear weapons and mobilize or commandeer delivery systems, and would have prepared targets to preempt other nations' nuclear facilities, all in a high-alert status, with practice drills and secure emergency communications.
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