" - Jared, 39 "Couldn't walk; slid down stairs headfirst.
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He dived back headfirst into first base after rounding the bag, then slid headfirst into second when he stole a base, the same way he injured the thumb six weeks ago.
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Yet that doesn't mean we're charging headfirst to civilizational collapse.
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She eventually took up skeleton — a headfirst version of luge.
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I fell headfirst into the life of James St. Patrick, a.k.a.
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When I get to the reception desk, I dive in headfirst.
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When Facebook launched, it dove headfirst into a brave new world.
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I moved to New York and dove headfirst into my career.
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In episode 8 we jump headfirst into the dreaded ex file.
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You tend to jump into things headfirst—you'll land safely today.
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If you dove into #buzzfeed headfirst yesterday, you own it, too.
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The film throws us headfirst into the middle of its story,
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Remember every priority of Secretary Clinton's and dive into one headfirst.
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Esposito, who likes diving into challenges headfirst, was all for it.
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He still can't wait to dive headfirst into something totally different.
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I decided to dive headfirst into RHOBH with the season 7 premiere.
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He fell from the ledge and landed headfirst in a crevasse, dead.
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It was totally exhilarating, and Nic and I jumped headfirst into it.
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She dove headfirst into a new gig and isn't satisfied with it.
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Unfortunately, that headfirst idea resulted in a bloody mess on the pitch.
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Bogaerts injured the thumb Thursday against Toronto sliding headfirst into second base.
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Baez slid headfirst across the plate, well ahead of Adrian Gonzalez's throw.
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Cities that suffer through winter tend to rush headfirst into the warmth.
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I'd finally landed my dream job, and I was diving in headfirst.
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But a headfirst dive, with an accompanying big splash, this was not.
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We shoved the amputated body in headfirst, then tossed in the arms.
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Following the beginner's prose course, you'll dive headfirst into novel writing and screenwriting.
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Fitbit is jumping headfirst into the smartwatch market with the newly announced Ionic.
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But with Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, the series is diving headfirst into role-playing.
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We fell in love, almost immediately, and dove headfirst into a serious relationship.
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After Ronda leaves for the Virgin islands, MJ jumps headfirst into training mode.
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Instead of avoiding any of this, Rick and Morty wades into it headfirst.
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It's the way of the future, and Chinese millennials are diving in headfirst.
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She loves diving headfirst into conversations with new people, wherever it may be!
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In the video, Schumer dives headfirst into the water as she catches a wave.
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Are the silly optimistic humans really about to fly headfirst to their doom again?
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Diving headfirst into the action, we join Catherine as she makes a house call.
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I've really thrown myself headfirst into colorizing, and I do it almost daily now.
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I dove headfirst into a wave like I had done a million times before.
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But just when we thought we'd jumped headfirst into the pool, there's something more.
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I dive in headfirst, slicing the still quite wobbly meat, and take a bite.
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Like a lot of attendees, I left E3 itching to dive headfirst into cyberpunk.
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With summer out of the way, we're tumbling headfirst into the chill of autumn.
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It's been three years since the magnificent Old dragged us headfirst into his world.
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Becker moved there in the 1950s and dove headfirst into the world of sadomasochism.
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She crashed hard, sliding headfirst into two panels of safety netting lining the racecourse.
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If the camera vehicle stops short, Tom is going right into the camera headfirst.
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Only the sledders are flipped on their stomachs and careen down the course headfirst.
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In part, that's meant diving headfirst into big, intractable problems and major breaking news.
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Iggy was a ferocious performer, cutting his bare chest, leaping headfirst into the audience.
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Regulators also failed to get Lehman Brothers to slow its headfirst dive into mortgages.
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Once brands Naruto run headfirst into the latest meme, you know it's officially over.
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I wanted to dive headfirst into Booksmart, and make it the most colorful, human story.
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A man dove headfirst into 200°F thermal water to try to rescue a dog.
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The man dove headfirst into the spring in a valiant attempt to save the dog.
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Finally, after diving headfirst into bravado and chest puffery all episode, Axe grits his teeth.
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And then I started Amazon's Four More Shots Please and let myself fall in headfirst.
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A greasy, lubed-up Nigel Farage butt plug, plunging headfirst into the waiting American heartland.
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She was beaten by Shaunae Miller of the Bahamas who dove headfirst over the line.
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It's a gentle wave lapping your feet instead of a dive headfirst into the ocean.
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Andujar joined them after a headfirst dive into third base against the Orioles on Sunday.
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On top of that, consume content from experts, face your fears headfirst, and develop gratitude.
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Here's How to Stop The desire to jump into new romances headfirst is only natural.
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"When we dove into it, we dove in headfirst and really committed," Ms. Michalos said.
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"I've always been a headfirst guy," Bregman said before a game last week in Philadelphia.
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Improved techniques are emerging for headfirst slides — landing on the chest, shoulders spread, hands up.
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It seems he hit a patch of soft dirt and flew headfirst into a tree.
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Bernecker was supposed to fall headfirst over a balcony and land in a crash pad.
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The second half barrels headfirst into something new: the show it always should have been.
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Netflix is jumping headfirst into the fantasy world with its brand new series, The Witcher.
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Even with Trump, however, there is still a liability in jumping headfirst into immigration reform.
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We must all agree to fall headfirst into some share hallucination the replaces all other media.
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Now, there's a report that Apple is diving in headfirst with a full-blown subscription service.
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He drinks with abandon, dives headfirst into dangerous situations, and takes the piss out of Batman.
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She always pushed me to dive into things headfirst, just as her mother did for her.
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Santorelli hit the glass headfirst, but Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau said Santorelli suffered no ill effects.
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You can preorder the physical manifestation here (or here), and dive headfirst into a stream below.
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Perhaps now, though, we are moving headfirst into the golden age of Mars, medallions and all.
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Why do I rush in and fall headfirst and go too quickly and say too much?
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We're told his body was discovered lying headfirst in a bin that's used for clothing donations.
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From that perspective, he was prepared to make the move and unafraid to dive in headfirst.
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Like I said, this is the stream to pick if you're ready to dive in headfirst.
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But sliding headfirst into the lane while the ball is on the perimeter could've killed BoBo.
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Diving headfirst out of my comfort zone, I found men that I could look up to.
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After Arcia slid home headfirst, he came to a rest and lingered there for a moment.
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And under Welch, GE plowed headfirst into financial services, creating one of the world's largest banks.
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If I were starting my career today I would jump headfirst into the community building scene.
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In the third period, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare belted Caps defenseman Dmitry Orlov headfirst into the boards.
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A review confirmed that Suzuki had made the tag before Flores, sliding headfirst, touched the plate.
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He hurt himself a day earlier making a headfirst slide to steal second base in Miami.
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He's getting involved with prison politics, drug trafficking, and diving headfirst into Fred E. Night's tough crew.
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As Facebook dives headfirst into live video with Facebook Live, it's possible that Snapchat could follow suit.
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But because I think I understood music to an extent, it was easy to jump in headfirst.
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Upstart Oyo still appears to be charging headfirst into new areas including "cloud kitchens", and wedding planning.
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He does an impressive, fanciful run before dividing headfirst into the sea — about two feet below him.
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"How do you protect yourself in space so you might not have that headfirst collision?" she added.
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In contrast to most CNBC internship testimonials, I wasn't thrown headfirst into the trenches of CNBC madness.
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He crashed into the boards headfirst when he tried to check the Maple Leafs' captain, Ted Kennedy.
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Follow R29's Lucie Fink as she dives headfirst into social experiments — five days at a time.
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AS dives headfirst into the mysterious Berlin producer duo trope, successfully creating a confusing yet intriguing vibe.
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Acuna dove headfirst while trying to steal second base and jammed his neck into Segura's left leg.
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Doe wants to rid herself of the anxieties of the future and fall headfirst into the now.
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There would be dashes through underground tunnels, sometimes ending with headfirst dives, or so the lore goes.
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We tell our boys to climb to the top of the monkey bars and just jump headfirst.
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VR and AR enhance our experience of visuals and allow us to dive headfirst into different worlds.
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He scrambled toward second, and his headfirst slide just beat Gurriel's throw to second baseman Jose Altuve.
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I dove headfirst into this newfound reality, one that became even more compelling as I explored further.
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Yet it calls for neither a break with the past nor a headfirst dive into the future.
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A 58-year-old prisoner said he was rammed, headfirst, through the Sheetrock wall in his room.
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But Brent has dived headfirst into each online development and managed to use them for their worst functions.
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They met shortly after he finished his cinematic debut, tripping and falling headfirst into romance and then marriage.
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To be fair, she's not be the type to dive headfirst into trends or experiment with bold color.
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Either way, following the split, Gus fell asleep drunk behind the wheel and drove headfirst into a truck.
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Here's a brief setup from Bethesda: Dive headfirst into a dystopian world devoid of society, law, and order.
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"The militia has rushed headfirst into this business," said Jose Helio Macedo, a spokesman for the police agency.
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Now, they're diving in headfirst together, and coming out to Alex's friends is a big part of that.
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After a six-week programming boot camp, we were pitched headfirst into the deep end of software development.
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The scaly beast is followed by another, and then a third crocodile flops headfirst through the broken glass.
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He's been tinkering with computers to create smooth jams since the early 90s, before diving headfirst into chiptune.
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Dive in headfirst to their puzzling world, and if you give it enough time, the answers will come.
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She said someone tripped and took out her legs, and the fall sent Kessel headfirst into the boards.
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Story was attempting a headfirst slide into second base in the sixth inning when he jammed his thumb.
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The study suggests it could be more risky to slide headfirst, which some players prefer for strategic reasons.
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In the past, the Astros removed minor leaguers from games if they slid headfirst into first or home.
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Taco Bell dove headfirst into its reputation as a college stoner paradise with the waffle taco in 2014.
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I dove headfirst into this experience with him, entertaining every exclamation by exclaiming my own shock and disbelief.
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It hangs out in the sky, until it finds an enemy radar system, then crashes headfirst into it.
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Despite having to pave their own path, the women jumped in headfirst in the pursuit of their dreams.
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This season, we're diving headfirst into all-big-everything — and looking so cool doing it (at least, trying to).
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And if you have a trampoline, absolutely DO make sure that you dive headfirst into that snowy goodness ASAP.
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They're a unit now, fearlessly plunging headfirst into the unknown, their only protection the powers they've only recently discovered.
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Turns out Wu's company was getting ready to leap headfirst into the decidedly less sexy world of air purification.
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A gust of shrapnel blew out a window, partly sucking one passenger in Row 113 headfirst into the sky.
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I was introduced to the world of online beauty tutorials and from there, dived headfirst into the beauty industry.
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So let's crank up the way-back machine, peg our jeans, and dive headfirst into some 7th Heaven history.
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I ate a salmon and cream cheese sandwich before passing out, fully clothed, headfirst into a confused half-sleep.
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Heyward motored down and dove headfirst to beat a pretty solid play from the Mariners battery under the circumstances.
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Read on to see what I learned (it's a lot!), and consider this your beginner's guide to jumping (headfirst
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It ended an 0-for-19 slump and brought Brett Gardner sliding headfirst into home with the tying run.
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So many grand universities have toppled headfirst into the Big Sport ditch that Baylor's fall registers as almost unremarkable.
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You don't feel like you're diving in headfirst with a sommelier who's just out to make you feel uninformed.
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A gust of shrapnel blew out a window, partly sucking one passenger in Row 14 headfirst into the sky.
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Frazier applied the tag on Nunez's back as the second baseman attempted to make it with a headfirst slide.
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He slid feet first into second base on a grounder, then slid headfirst into third on an infield single.
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The youngest held his tongue, but flung himself headfirst through a low entryway and declined several invitations to leave.
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After 2.03 years of neglect, the Museum of Modern Art has plunged headfirst into fashion, or something like it.
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Players in Pittsburgh's farm system who have injured their hands, fingers or shoulders can be fined for sliding headfirst.
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To depict whatever rough edges survive among American Jews is to risk running headfirst into a shonda — a shame.
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"Exit West" explores how two people hold onto each other and themselves as they dive headfirst into the unfamiliar.
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I knew I had to jump headfirst into tech and social media for a job post-college, so I did.
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I was going to dive headfirst into the ship's many amenities on the following day, or so I had thought.
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Galvis then pulled a double into the right field corner, with Guerra beating the relay home with a headfirst slide.
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While swimming in the ocean, Burkhart dove into a wave and crashed headfirst into a hidden sandbar, breaking his neck.
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Sunday, the National Park Service shared a video on Facebook of a perplexed looking fox springing headfirst into the snow.
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This week, I chose a different culture each day and dove headfirst into its flavors, dining etiquette, and culinary customs.
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Hurricane Maria smashed headfirst into an island off the coast of Puerto Rico, Cayo Santiago, home to 1,500 research monkeys.
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Falling headfirst from over two stories up is something best avoided—though it's relatively safe compared to a thermite cannon.
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Gregorius suffered the injury sliding headfirst into home plate to score the winning run last Saturday against the Baltimore Orioles.
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Mars moves into your sign on Thursday, giving your willpower a boost as you dive headfirst into self-directed projects.
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This incentivizes players to get better and learn how to play before sending you headfirst into the story in earnest.
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Meanwhile, Nan took a headfirst leap at work to lead a huge advertising campaign, which both frightened and exhilarated her.
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" Where prominent conservatives stand: "As prominent conservatives tiptoed around the conspiracy theory swamps, the right-wing internet dove in headfirst.
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Mr. Brady once broke his shoulder sliding headfirst into home plate in the annual Democrats-against-Republicans congressional baseball game.
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Virginia has avoided this crisis, so why are House leaders now so eager to jump headfirst into a fiscal nightmare?
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Then the panes of a glass door tremble and crack, and in comes a crocodile, toppling headfirst into the room.
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When she was laid off from Tasting Table last fall, Bertha Chen, 26, dove headfirst into networking, interviewing and freelancing.
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First, figure out what's core to your identity and the things you're truly passionate about, then dive into them headfirst.
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We want to avoid diving into something headfirst; that might be why we're in this situation in the first place.
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He was injured Saturday while sliding headfirst into home plate while playing at Buffalo for Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
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For the truly adventurous, glide headfirst down Canada's only public skeleton track and reach speeds of more than 19923 mph.
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I thought rich people just dove headfirst into the piles of gold coins in their money rooms like Scrooge McDuck.
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That was far from the first time that Toensing and diGenova had dived headfirst into a Soros-accented conspiracy puddle.
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More important, he went diving headfirst into an empty row of seats chasing a loose ball and came away unscathed.
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Playing left field, Tebow made a headfirst diving catch in the second inning to rob Justin Bour of a hit.
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They get the thrill of plunging headfirst into the Palmolive-looking pool at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre in Rio.
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Another coach saw something far worse: Lynn flying 45-50 feet into the air, and crashing headfirst into a parked car.
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Unsuccessful candidates typically fly off the radar, almost never diving headfirst into statewide political efforts unattached to candidacy for statewide office.
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As a sometimes-gamer, it's fun to think about strapping on a headset and diving headfirst into my favorite virtual worlds.
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One being, the artists and albums we all admire are the ones that break barriers and plunge headfirst into new territory.
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He easily scored, sliding headfirst mostly for style, on a sacrifice fly to left by Jose Altuve, making it 1-19683.
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Now, by diving headfirst into the real consequences of those tendencies when they go unchecked, it doubles down on that commentary.
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It did give the official Wimbledon Twitter account the opportunity to share this glorious gif: Diving headfirst into #Wimbledon like... pic.twitter.
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The viral popularity of the game smashed headfirst into its unproven first draft network architecture, and outages were widespread for weeks.
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It seems everyone and their dog is jumping headfirst into the cannabis industry, now that Canada is about to legalize it.
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I went in headfirst with the enthusiasm of having a new trick that I wanted to see if I could master.
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There are others who are diving headfirst into entrepreneurship — you know, the forward-thinking, destined-to-be-millionaires type of people.
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"2015 was a year of hyper-accelerated growth for us, in which we charged headfirst into the medical industry," says Schouwenburg.
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When I feel pain, I have a tendency to dive into it headfirst and analyze the living crap out out it.
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The fact that she was the only female skater among her friends didn't stop her from diving headfirst into the sport.
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Five years ago, I moved from the Bible Belt to New York City and ran headfirst into an unexpected language barrier.
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Where Steve-O might hurl himself down a set of stairs, Jasper dives headfirst into a barrel full of wine grapes.
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That economic reality runs headfirst into the desires of some residents and city officials to build more diverse and equitable communities.
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He scrambled for a 10-yard touchdown run on the opening drive, diving headfirst for the pylon to earn the score.
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I have frequently seen beetles and skippers tipped headfirst into these flowers, engulfed by and momentarily blinded by the color pink.
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That's only one example from this collection, which saw Simons dive headfirst into Saville's archive and, essentially, grab all he could.
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Watching Hulu's latest science fiction drama, Utopia Falls, feels like tripping headfirst into the young adult shelf at your local bookstore.
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On his first day as a member of the herd, Thwaites traipsed down the valley's steep mountainsides headfirst in his suit.
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Really, the first five weeks of pre-production were spent diving in headfirst and asking questions, and getting on a nutritional regimen.
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Despite not being in the upcoming World Cup, they're still going at it hard -- and headfirst -- against France Saturday in a friendly .
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At first glance launching a new social app may seem as sensible a startup idea as plunging headfirst into shark-infested waters.
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They cited the instance when Liston broke the leg of a racist cop in 1956 and dumped another headfirst into a trashcan.
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It was those assurances that led Trump to dive headfirst into the race, against the advice and example of fellow Republican leaders.
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Then, in the dark, I proceeded to walk into the tiled wall near the shower, headfirst, and collapsed to the floor crying.
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You tend to jump into relationships headfirst—then get hurt when you realize the ocean of love was really a shallow puddle.
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Yeah, that's late-1990s superhero movies in a nutshell, and director Joel Schumacher drove us headfirst into the madness with this movie.
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Familia recorded the final out when Lewis Brinson was called out trying to slide headfirst into first with a runner at second.
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Both look as if they would prefer to dive headfirst into a vat of the sweet stuff rather than risk human interaction.
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And the state's lawmakers have plunged in headfirst this year with a pair of dueling bills to help deal with the issue.
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And then, after the last effort by Germany faltered and the final whistle sounded, several Mexican players collapsed headfirst to the turf.
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"Now, you don't have to go to the hands — just go to the body," Cora said, referring to a runner sliding headfirst.
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Managers generally discourage players from sliding headfirst at first base and home plate, but there are exceptions depending on the particular play.
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When the researchers glued the abdomen to prevent it from bending, "the mantis would crash headfirst into its target," Dr. Burrows said.
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The moment I hit the water, diving headfirst into the clean, refreshing cold, I felt my emotions swing from sadness to elation.
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He sat out a game before coming back, raising plenty of eyebrows, and then went headfirst into the boards in Game 6.
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So some people tried to understand the horrors these men had experienced — and their desires to plunge headfirst back into normalcy — via art.
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The last time I fainted was, somehow, more embarrassing than the time I smashed headfirst into a classroom full of deaf fifth graders.
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"That's just her nature that whatever she's doing, she's certainly going to jump in headfirst," Christian Brothers Athletic Director John Wleklinski said Thursday.
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Swarms of airships have yet to descend on Tinseltown, but otherwise, we've barreled headfirst into Folman's future of fake faces and synthetic voices.
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"We are failing to learn from the lessons of history as we find ourselves blundering headfirst towards a second cold war," Perry said.
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Steemit follows Civil down the decentralized toilet as the idea of idealized decentralized apps rams headfirst with the volatility of the crypto market.
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Before diving headfirst into advanced courses, you'll first explore basic principles essential to general programming and get a good grasp of language constructs.
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But now Facebook is diving headfirst into visual communication, following Snapchat's lead as social media usage evolves from text statuses to rich media.
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Her proximity to Steve, who dove headfirst into the strange happenings in town last season, would suggest that she's about to find it.
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Diving in headfirst is a bit of a gamble in its own right, but remember that your key will always work just fine.
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I don't jump out of bed when my alarm goes off, run through my favorite sun salutations, and dive headfirst into my work.
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The Little Couple and their kids dive headfirst into frosting and sprinkles on an upcoming episode — and PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek.
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For ten songs, it expertly weaves through heavy styles, at times grinding away at a screamo pace before crashing headfirst into thick doom.
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He is, in fact, diving headfirst (sorry, very sorry) into this job with his luscious new curly locks and a 70s-scented headband.
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They're also vessels: Marilyn Maywald Yahel slithers headfirst from the empty shaft, while Maggie Cloud shows up in a doorway like a vision.
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Radical Love tells us that we don't really fall in love; to find it, we must dive into something that resembles it headfirst.
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Naquin stumbled to the plate and scored with a headfirst dive well ahead of the throw, sending his teammates pouring from the dugout.
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Flores ended up trying to score on a single, was thrown out, and injured himself by sliding headfirst into catcher A. J. Pierzynski.
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About five years ago, I jumped headfirst into the wedding industry and started a first-of-its-kind business called Bridesmaid for Hire.
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As we reported ... Christopher -- who was homeless -- died back in November when his lifeless body was discovered lying headfirst in the donation bin.
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Despite their headfirst jump into what will soon be a crowded field, there is no definitive proof that the electric market is growing.
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He was practicing for the 2015 race season when a crash sent him into the ground headfirst and resulted in injury to the spine.
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Still, there's no better way to find out the future of tech products and industry trends than to dive into the component market headfirst.
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One might just have to run headfirst through a train platform, for example, to board a voyage to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
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That's running headfirst into another trend: Oil and gas producers eyeing petrochemicals — used to make a range of plastic products — as a growth area.
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Just that there is something kind of romantic about being so head-over-heels in love, you'll jump headfirst into obviously ill-advised decisions.
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I was surprised that more '90s kids weren't at the theater on opening night to jump headfirst back into magical chaos of it all.
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Instead, they figure to be an exercise in diving headfirst into the rubbish bin, and praying the smoldering garbage protects you from the flames.
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Ehhhh. Tech executives talk a lot, and it's worth taking the extra second to squint at what they're saying before diving headfirst into hype.
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They're not the "stars" of a match and instead of charging headfirst into a battle, are usually lagging behind in order to provide cover.
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But this technicality allowed Mars to dive headfirst into a style he excels at without putting his neck on the line if it failed.
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So men must be allowed to blunder headfirst into a "nonconsensual" encounter, because otherwise, how would we ever figure out how to have sex?
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Rose was given a crystal glass sculpture depicting the moment after he got his 4,192nd hit and a painting illustrating his trademark headfirst slide.
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Grichuk was able to score from second, using a headfirst slide to maneuver around Liriano's tag attempt at the plate, and Diaz made third.
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Then become savvy enough on contemporary issues to understand and evaluate the validity and sincerity of opposing arguments before diving into a controversy headfirst.
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Her natural landscapes closely resemble pieces of Impressionist art but with enough detail to feel as if you're falling headfirst into each idyllic scene.
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Would you go headfirst, giving the cumberbunny a swift death, or start at the bottom, preserving his haunting stare for as long as possible?
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The lesson of this Warren Buffett loss is to always run big decisions by a business partner or trusted confidant before diving in headfirst.
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Consider that on Saturday, Aaron Hicks doubled into the left-field corner, chasing Didi Gregorius home with a headfirst slide for the winning run.
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As a result, its desire to avoid hurting long-term user engagement has sprinted headfirst into the brick wall of publisher revenue-share expectations.
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Rather than the elemental abstraction of his father's work, Carl Philipp Emanuel demands distinct colors and a headfirst, visceral engagement between performer and instrument.
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Fifteen years ago, I was knocked down by a driver who passed me, then cut me off when she pulled headfirst into a spot.
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The research became enough of an obsession that Mr. Pyykkonen left his job and dived into the subject headfirst through books and farm visits.
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Soler, who had advanced to second on a wild pitch, never stopped running after contact and slid headfirst into home ahead of Carter's throw.
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And this has led some alcohol brands to dip their feet in the cannabis sector with some companies — like Constellation Brands — diving in headfirst.
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A hit from Carolina Hurricanes forward Warren Foegele sent Oshie headfirst into the boards, and he left the ice holding his arm and shoulder.
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From the pilot forward, the TV series lets you know this is going to be a full-tilt, headfirst dive into Catholic exorcism traditions.
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Nintendo seems to have deemed that a successful proof of concept and is now diving headfirst into the iOS market with this Mario game.
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"We kiss, we hug, we dance and fight/We laugh, make up, then we go all night," he sings, before diving headfirst into the hook.
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Or, prepare to cut your mouth up on some razor-like tortilla chips when you dive headfirst into this creamy, decadent, easily customizable Queso Dip.
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It's clear that investors are going headfirst into fixed income, with bond allocations soaring to the highest level since September 2011, Bank of America said.
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The main idea is entering a body of water despite its miserably low temperature, so we ran headfirst into the steely arms of Mama Atlantic.
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It was a place where itching powder, stink bombs and dirty-face soap served as currency, and mud was something to be dived into headfirst.
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In other words, forget dying your hair the one color you think best reflects your natural shade, or diving headfirst into color-correction boot camp.
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The first way to dive headfirst into the world of impact investing is relatively straightforward: Investing in listed companies that contribute to the UN's SDGs.
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"I'm not going to have the political conversation with you about Trump, or about Hillary Clinton," he said, before, um, diving headfirst into that conversation.
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He also dived headfirst into philanthropy, geared towards education for children in his home city by donating $1 million to the Chicago Public School district.
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Being thrown headfirst into self-sufficiency is hard enough, so why not find a way to make it just the slightest bit easier on yourself?
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This is where I decided to dive headfirst into Turner's garbage in an effort to know a little more about him and his creative process.
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This week the company jumped headfirst into a fight against climate change and issued a $1 billion bond to come with green products and missions.
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While smart suitcase startup Raden is inarguably a hardware company, they've decided to test the social waters by diving headfirst into the world of stickers.
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As he ran home in the heat of the moment, Flores had a path to the plate and felt he could go headfirst, he said.
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If you want to jump headfirst into the future and legally stream all the NFL action this year, it's probably not going to be cheap.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, dancer Martina Heimann explains why she left Germany's ballet recitals to dive headfirst into New York City's breakdancing scene.
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Before takeoff, an argument broke out, an officer delivered a sharp blow to Mr. Cumaiyi's head, and another officer dragged him headfirst onto the tarmac.
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Instead of heading to a traditional internship during business school, Henri Pierre-Jacques and Jarrid Tingle jumped headfirst into the murky world of venture capital.
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Still, Flores learned a lesson in 2016 when his season ended in September as he injured himself in a futile headfirst slide into home plate.
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The classic 1993 witchy wonder starring Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica-Parker, and Kathy Najimy is the perfect way to ease (or dive headfirst) into October.
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The following day officers arrested him, allegedly ramming the then-teen headfirst through his home's front door, and claimed Meek aimed a gun at them.
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Over the next few months, I waded tepidly into the party scene, before diving in headfirst to repeatedly try and fail to test my limits.
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The moment you see a giant woman painted on a wall surrounded by nature, it might seem like you've jumped headfirst into a mythical world.
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Kai himself has dived headfirst into his new role as councilman and he's using his usual tactics, fear and intimidation, to sway votes in his favor.
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Boys, on the other hand, are taught to play rough, swing high, crawl to the top of the monkey bars and then just jump off headfirst.
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The star power of these performers, as well as their willingness to dive headfirst into MILF territory, helped fuel a rapid spike in the genre's popularity.
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The decision was made in early 2016, not long after Swift was first released to open source, because enthusiastic Airbnb developers had jumped headfirst into it.
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"Somebody tripped, took out my legs and I went headfirst into the boards," said Kessel, who could not recall exactly where or when it took place.
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Asked if he had found it, he nodded toward a brown-and-white purchase that he had stuck headfirst in the pocket of his suit jacket.
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Looking at photos from American Airlines flight 1897, you'd think the plane might've taken a nosedive and crash landed, or maybe slammed into another aircraft headfirst.
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And while warmer temperatures may still be a solid few weeks away, we're already looking to dive headfirst into these bold shades in a big way.
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The on-demand video service just released the trailer, and the show is diving headfirst into a topic we shouldn't have to address in 2017: blackface.
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The Yankees intended to call him up last season, but in late June he tore ligaments in his left elbow while sliding headfirst into home plate.
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The year my friend won the championship he learned something: even those from elite schools dove headfirst into complicated problems, with code as their only weapon.
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Diddy's adopted son says his father isn't just dabbling in high-priced art ... the music/tv/fashion/liquor mogul is diving headfirst into the art world.
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Their new album and major label debut, an even blander and more booming pastiche of rock noises, dives headfirst into a big, soaring, inarticulate, cathartic void.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK I've watched a grown man in a blue-and-white checkered suit dive headfirst into a puddle of mud.
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She uses it for Emmett's anxiety, too, giving him an extra dose on the Fourth of July to keep him from diving headfirst into the closet.
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Josh Donaldson, who had led off with a double, slid headfirst into home to complete a 7-6 victory and a three-games-to-none sweep.
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In his work, his music, I found not only the sound of London itself, but the sound of growing up and falling headfirst into the unknown.
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Now that I'm in a gap year after college, headfirst in the throes of post-collegiate disillusionment, I see lessons from my life coming into play.
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Wojtek Wolski was lying in a hospital bed with a broken neck after having crashed headfirst into the boards early in the 2016-17 hockey season.
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The suicide dive is a headfirst running dive between the second and third ropes to the outside, where a (hopefully) waiting opponent breaks the diver's fall.
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Colorado shortstop Trevor Story left the game in the sixth after he was thrown out on a headfirst slide at second trying to stretch a single.
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By the time it was over, new tracks from Lil Yachty and Migos were in the world and PARTYNEXTDOOR had thrown himself headfirst into the deluge.
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At the sound of a bell, she sprinted and then threw herself on her almost 100-pound toboggan and hurtled headfirst down the legendary Cresta Run.
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As I grew up, left school, and dove headfirst into the workforce, I realized that being queer is a whole lot more than rainbows and parades.
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"I think what they [Democrats] would want is for the Republican leadership to plunge headfirst into the most extreme version of premium support," AEI's Antos says.
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This show excels when it dives headfirst intotackling the painfully relevant, always complex grey area of human rights issues,counterterrorism efforts, and their far reaching domino effects.
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Here's what the YouTube description has to say about the game: In RAGE 2, you'll dive headfirst into a dystopian world devoid of society, law, and order.
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House conservatives on Tuesday released the first part of their latest health care plan, wading headfirst into the fraught political fight on overhauling the nation's health system.
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She added that the cost of a war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon means that both sides remain wary of jumping headfirst into a new conflict.
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Cubs shortstop, Addison Russell, lunged headfirst into the stands while trying to chase down a foul ball, which caused a whole lot of mess on the field.
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That makes me feel so lucky to have been born when I was and to have been involved headfirst in the growth of rave/jungle/D&B.
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Spinning out UberRUSH would let Uber dive headfirst into logistics, allowing it to take on companies like Postmates and Shyp, and bigger guys like FedEx and UPS.
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Rookie center fielder Adam Engel tripled and scored twice, including the eventual winning run with a headfirst slide on Yolmer Sanchez's safety squeeze earlier in the seventh.
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Callahan's elbow to the back of Letang's neck that sent Letang headfirst into boards set a surprisingly chippy tone for two teams that have little playoff history.
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But Warren dove headfirst into the role of Clinton surrogate, helping to raise her profile ahead of what many expect will be a presidential run in 2020.
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Flores, who slid headfirst into the left knee of Braves catcher A. J. Pierzynski, left the game with a neck contusion, and X-ray results were negative.
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Rockies shortstop Trevor Story left the game in the sixth inning after he was thrown out on a headfirst slide at second trying to stretch a single.
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He's no longer the "chain-smoking, name-dropping" long shot; he's achieved more than he could have imagined and dove headfirst into being a husband and father.
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If my daughter's helmet had been just a little bit tighter, it wouldn't have shifted back to expose her forehead when she fell headfirst off her bike.
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He singled to left in his first at-bat and appeared to hurt himself sliding awkwardly into third headfirst when Toronto pitcher Clayton Richard spiked his hand.
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There was Kate Nash the bad-ass who rejected the formula of "Foundations" and lunged headfirst into the world of girl groups and riot grrrl's raw punk.
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Less than five minutes into the first game of the preseason, Baltimore linebacker Patrick Onwuasor was penalized under the rule in what was clearly a headfirst hit.
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To find out, I dived headfirst into the world of Instagram poetry – not as a reader, but as a contender, aiming to write the worst stuff possible.
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The company has responded by rolling out new brands -- and jumping headfirst into the booming market for pet food, a category it left half a century ago.
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No one will expect you to dive headfirst into this new world, but if you want to become a genuine citizen, formal requirements are only the start.
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Jose Flores, a Pennsylvanian jockey who earned $64 MIL in his storied career, is dead at 57 after a headfirst fall during a race Monday in Philly.
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Desmond drove in three when he lined a pitch to the corner in right, raced around the bases and slid headfirst into home to make it 7-3.
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To fully appreciate the madness, you need to embrace it, forsaking the life you knew and descending headfirst into the darkness that resides within the souls of men.
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Festivals: Bonnaroo Emo is forever, and Modern Baseball is here to facilitate your headfirst dive into catharsis -- like the kid brothers of Say Anything and The Promise Ring.
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Then, when I got home, I would leave the Game Boy on the kitchen table, and dive headfirst onto the couch, settling in for a night of television.
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Over the past several months, Tandem has dived headfirst into the space, analyzing its key segments and examining where to expect the largest future opportunity for disruptive growth.
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Plunge headfirst off the Empire State Building and you will take no damage; punch an enemy even once and you can restore a not-insignificant bit of health.
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In Wednesday's video, the driver is sitting inside of his sedan, listening to some epic electronic anthem, before gearing up with speed to barrel into the monument headfirst.
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And by eating—or licking—the fruit, Oliver shows Elio he's willing to fall headfirst into the dark truth they had, until that moment, only nervously danced around.
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Perez, the Indians' catcher, blocked the ball, recovered it when it bounced a few feet away and tagged Herrera as he made a headfirst dive toward the plate.
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The star's worked with her fair share of beauty brands, and now the 25-year-old is jumping headfirst into fashion thanks to her latest collaboration with DSW.
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Outside of Star Wars, Alexandre Desplat dove headfirst into pretty, old-school romantic composition for The Shape of Water, giving us a hummable main motif for the ages.
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After the Arab Spring of 2011, Turkey rushed headfirst into the flames that engulfed the Middle East, backing the Muslim Brothers in Egypt and Islamist insurgents in Syria.
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As soon as Chirinos lost the ball, an alert Headley took off, reached the plate with a headfirst slide and then jumped up to celebrate with his teammates.
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With this kind of sensitivity so close to the surface, it seems incongruous that she would dive headfirst into a comic book franchise, an emblem of Hollywood excess.
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Then Atkins poked the ball from UConn's Katie Lou Samuelson and slid headfirst on the floor, clenching her teeth as she wrapped her arms around the loose ball.
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The issue: On Monday night, Sidney Crosby went headfirst into the boards and got up slowly, but he wasn't removed from the game by the league's concussion spotters.
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Whether individual small fundraisers, ever-growing volunteer organizations, or VCs, all of these players are jumping headfirst into the complex world of supply chain vetting and logistics management.
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The final figure, on the third floor, is cut off mid-torso by the door to what was then Mr. Mallon's apartment, where it appears to dive headfirst.
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Tatiana posed with the Yellow Chick — a yellow cloud of cotton candy with black M&M eyes — while Travis posed with the Panda Rui before eating it headfirst.
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In 1991, when she was 53, she suffered a brain injury after she said she was in an altercation that led to her being pushed headfirst onto concrete.
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It's a boy-meets-girl kind of story (with Ah-in Yoo and Jong-seo Jun), one that dives headfirst into sexual pining, issues of class and jealousy.
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If you've got the same fondness for this sort of atmospheric-but-interesting black metal that I do, you're going to want to dive headfirst into this one.
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He singled to left in his first at-bat Tuesday and appeared to hurt himself sliding awkwardly into third headfirst when Toronto pitcher Clayton Richard spiked his hand.
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Now, Trump's rhetoric as a candidate is running headfirst into the realities of Trump the president as Republicans promote their plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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The shortstop threw to third to try to get Arenado, who was able to slide back to the base headfirst ahead of the throw and leave the bases loaded.
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Instead of hitting the local rooftop bar from frozen margaritas, we're coming home, taking our bras off, and diving headfirst into an Olivia Pope-sized glass of pinot noir.
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And by that I mean, diving headfirst into a situation she is in no way prepared for as a woman who spent a good portion of her life underground.
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Afghan Dan has his rivals in the scene, and when he ends up sending for other MCs, it never takes long for the replies to careen headfirst into racism.
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Ramirez slid in headfirst with his left hand touching the plate just ahead of Stanton's throw on a shallow fly ball by Yan Gomes to make it 4-2.
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The pair hasn't exactly realized their dream of an easier life, but instead chose to dive headfirst into this one, with all of the pitfalls and challenges it presents.
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Another savvy choice is not forcing newcomer Jack to be a reboot of Grant's beloved cad; instead, he's an over-earnest American, ready to rush headfirst into new adventures.
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"I don't think that we should sort of all of a sudden say, 'We've got the majority, therefore we're going to march headfirst into investigating everything,' " she told CNN.
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"It's slamming headfirst into headline risk," said Mark Adelson, a Tally adviser who is an expert on asset-backed securities and the former chief credit officer of Standard & Poor's.
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Also, I hate to feel helpless, which has gotten me into trouble at times as I dive headfirst into situations wanting to do something, anything, to try to help.
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Blue Apron shares fell as low as $2.94 a share from a high of $1003, as Amazon plunged headfirst into the grocery business with its purchase of Whole Foods.
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If you're in the mood for music that sounds pretty much just like a swarm of Buckfast-drunk bees repeatedly flying headfirst into a wall then you're in luck!
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Under the guise of being the "world police" or the "sheriffs of Earth," we instead fell headfirst down a rabbit hole full of oil, money, and nefarious self-interest.
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An officer delivered a sharp blow to Mr. Cumaiyi's head with a metal flashlight, according to witnesses on board, then another officer dragged Mr. Cumaiyi headfirst onto the tarmac.
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In June the Reds unveiled a statue outside their stadium depicting him in his trademark headfirst slide, and he was inducted into the Reds' Hall of Fame in 2016.
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Now that we've gotten through the more grounded readings of the movie, let's dive headfirst into what the many mythical and literary allusions sprinkled throughout The Lighthouse could mean.
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This is a player who returned to the field just weeks after breaking his back in a car accident and one who routinely dives headfirst into a pile of tacklers.
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Canucks center Bo Horvat was shaken up in the final minute of the second period as he crashed headfirst into the end boards after Bryan Little sidestepped his attempted bodycheck.
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But sometimes it takes a strong current to wake us up and remind us that relationships take work — the kind that can be super rewarding if you dive in headfirst.
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"TDTL" is one of those tracks where he dives in headfirst, and it culminates in the most intense, burst of super-speed rap this side of a dial-up connection.
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Even after leaving the CIA and choosing to work as a legal aid, Carrie continues diving headfirst into troubled waters without thinking of how it may affect those around her.
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In December 2011, after suffering from a chronic intestinal disorder for four years, she fell headfirst 30 feet inside a hollow tree in their yard, somehow emerging without serious injuries.
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In the commercial for Qiaobi laundry detergent, an Asian woman shoves a detergent pod into the mouth of a black worker and unceremoniously pushes him headfirst into a washing machine.
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An out later, Crawford hit a fly ball that fell in shallow center field, with Moore sliding home headfirst before the throw from JaCoby Jones could reach catcher John Hicks.
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Whether he was literally leaping headfirst out of the ring at his opponent, or ripping his mask off, Forastero was the clear favorite to win for much of the round.
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While Austin dives headfirst into the (unfortunately shaky) virtual worlds of PlayStation VR, Patrick finds himself trapped in the violent void of Thumper, where driving rhythm and cosmic horror collide.
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After doubling, Hicks stole third on a headfirst slide, with the "safe" ruling upheld via replay, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Greg Bird off left-hander Oliver Perez.
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But in Wang Ramirez's "Borderline," he has help: wires and rigging that allow him to shoot up suddenly or dive headfirst and stop to hover an inch from the ground.
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Nearly 18 feet across, this epic tableau pictures the gleaming Saint Mark, patron saint of Venice, plunging headfirst from the sky to free a naked slave punished for worshiping him.
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Or consider the competitors in skeleton, the terrifying event where athletes shoot headfirst down a sinuous ice track on a sled without brakes at speeds exceeding 80 miles an hour.
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The pair will talk about the show, set in 225s New York and centered around a wife and mother who dives headfirst into the male-dominated world of stand-up.
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As he slid headfirst into the bag, the relay throw from second baseman Erik Gonzalez skipped past third baseman Jose Ramirez, with pitcher Mike Clevinger late backing up the base.
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If you have a Netflix account or follow Chrissy Teigen on Instagram, then you're probably already hooked (or hours from falling headfirst into a Love is Blind marathon — reunion included).
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I felt that my background in open source and my existing understanding of the open-source landscape and the LTE space […] is an extremely compelling opportunity to dive into headfirst.
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The injury occurred in the second quarter in Denver when Walker tried to control a pass and ran headfirst into 6-6, 240-pound forward Semi Ojeleye, according to Celtics.com.
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Max Hoberman When Jason left he supposedly did so with me set up to be the lead, and then I immediately ran headfirst, for the first time, into politics at Bungie.
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I was also somehow dumber than I am today, so I signed up for a developer account, nuked my trusty iOS 113, and dove headfirst in the glorious, new, flat design.
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To those of you who (like me) still feel daunted by money, take a deep breath and dive in headfirst; you have every right to a seat at the finance table.
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From Balenciaga to Staud, every designer on the forefront of fashion is jumping headfirst into electric blue waters — whether in the form of tiny kitten heels or a bedazzled drawstring bag.
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Well, it turns out today's kids are too health-conscious to dive headfirst into a pillowcase full of Halloween candy like back in the good old days when kids were kids.
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Before we can dive headfirst into an evening of unforgettable performances and well-deserved awards, let's take a moment to swoon over the love blossoming right in front of their cameras.
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Their mission was to find out what the hell is going on in America as we come to the end of the Obama era and fall headfirst into uncertain political terrain.
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But what about those of us who want a clear, dewy complexion without diving headfirst into what Facebook would call a Life Event and your mom would call an "impulsive decision"?
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In the same way that Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande dove headfirst into their whirlwind romance, it took me about five seconds to decide that I was smitten with their love.
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I think the only thing that stopped it was some of the bravest men that I've ever seen in my life charging headfirst into the face of death with their firearms.
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We broke the story, Kendall bought Emily Blunt and John Krasinski's Hollywood Hills home for $6.5 million, and turns out she dove in headfirst ... putting down $2.5 mil CASH ... nearly 40%!
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I jumped off cliffs into lakes, I dove headfirst down icy driveways, I got in cars driven by people I knew were wasted and I didn't say anything about it—see?
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Their riffs sounded almost oppositional, with each guitarist nestled in their own channel, creating a uniform sound by allowing space between them, enough for Bell to rush headfirst up the middle.
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Rather than slowly easing into Washington and building a unique coalition of conservative and more liberal-leaning allies behind the scenes, Trump dove headfirst into an ill-defined White House job.
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Nike, though, has a history of pushing headfirst into of-the-moment debates, whether through a sleek, socially pointed advertisement, or with the provocative clothing and shoes its superstar athletes wear.
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"What happens when you precrastinate is that your anxiety about making progress causes you to dive in headfirst as opposed to giving yourself time to consider your options," Dr. Grant said.
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Mr. Covlin, who moved in with his parents, assaulted his mother in September 2011, slamming her headfirst into a wall, and attacked his father two months later, according to court records.
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The counselor, Jacques Edwards, 55, was charged on Monday night with pushing the boy into a door and then shoving him headfirst into a filing cabinet, according to a criminal complaint.
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But according to the New York City-based sex therapist Stephen Snyder, the author of the forthcoming "Love Worth Making," that desire to jump into new romances headfirst is only natural.
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Crowtail NodeMCU Internet of Things Kit With 19 DIY lessons and 30 different modules you can build, the Cowtail NodeMCU lets you dive headfirst into the wonderful world of building electronics.
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Lawmakers will dive headfirst into the politically charged battle with only weeks until the March 5 date that the Trump administration set to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Eden Prairie forward Kyle Rau dived headfirst and directed the puck into the net with his outstretched stick for the game-winning goal in triple overtime of the Class 2A championship.
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An F. SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISM 2.0 Bill Gates's family office and foundation jumped headfirst into shareholder activism, challenging a controlling family's attempt to sell its stake in the Swiss chemical maker Sika.
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Every one of those games is a good reason to get a PS4 now, especially if you don't plan on diving in headfirst into the next generation 12 months from now.
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Warren Sapp has officially jumped headfirst into the Hall of Fame fishin' wars -- catching a HUGE permit in the Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday ... and calling out Deion Sanders and Randy Moss!!
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But while the film dives headfirst into the experience of transgender womanhood, it's also rooted in the realism of a tragic love story and the complex, resilient personality of its title character.
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From Baz Luhrmann (Romeo + Juliet) and The Shield's Shawn Ryan, the series follows a group of Bronx teenagers diving headfirst into the burgeoning hip-hop and punk scenes amidst chaotic social change.
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I've spilled a fair bit of ink discussing the ways in which I sometimes feel out of place in Canada and also diving headfirst into Canadiana in an attempt to remedy that.
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As that viewpoint has run headfirst into the wall of political reality, complete with congressional inquiries and multiple public mea culpas from its boy king CEO, a crisis of perception now brews.
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With 13:26 remaining, he deflected a pass with his right hand, dove headfirst out of bounds to save the ball, and knocked over two Gatorade buckets next to the Carleton bench.
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While Grande has thrown herself headfirst into work, please don't let Davidson join Team 10 (that's Jake Paul, not Logan Paul, but you get it – and if you don't, then click here).
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Taking a cue from the show's long-running History of Rap segment, the pair — plus the show's house band, The Roots — dove headfirst into a megamix entitled the History of Sitcom Themes.
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The relay throw from Segura went off the foot of Descalso as he slid headfirst into third and the ball went into the stands, allowing Descalso to score the go-ahead run.
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In the sixth round, Bradley came in headfirst, trying to fire a right hand, but Pacquiao deftly and quickly twisted to his left to meet his opponent's head with his right fist.
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But Mr. Putin wanted to make his mark by forging a solution in Syria, rather than lingering long enough to validate President Obama's contention that Moscow had jumped headfirst into a quagmire.
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And either you know that and don't care because you like being angry, or you haven't bothered to learn the first thing about what analytics is before diving headfirst into the debate.
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Image via Wikimedia You know how every rap nerd wants to bore you by delving headfirst into the semantics of how, like, ugh, Illmatic is the greatest rap album of all time?
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One image, showing a bull hurtling headfirst toward the lens, appeared in newspapers around the world and was so dramatic that Reuters customers contacted the agency asking if the photographer was unhurt.
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Many are unsure, however, about diving headfirst into online retail, because China's favorite way to shop is also an industry better known for piracy and dusty deliverymen than for shine and polish.
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Facebook recently changed its corporate mission to emphasize the role of private groups, and I wanted to see what diving headfirst into the new Facebook could tell me about the company's future.
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Unembarrassed by their novice status, Kadeesha and Daishu have dived headfirst into the community, traveling to conferences around the country, and trying to meet and learn from as many people as they can.
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In the finals, on March 223, 21984, Johnson, traveling more than 270 miles per hour, lost his balance and crashed headfirst into hard-packed snow, then cartwheeled through two layers of protective netting.
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But before we bolt headfirst into this future, we should should ask if we're ready to have a real two-way conversation with the animals we tame, keep captive or breed to eat.
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After decades of working for large creative advertising agencies, Liam quit his job right around the beginning of Silicon Valley's growth hacking trend and plunged headfirst into running growth for early-stage startups.
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After a stunningly twisted Season 33 finale (which made Mashable's best episodes list six months into the year), The Good Place embraced its extraordinary premise by diving headfirst into it with Season 2.
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After we've spent our Sundays bulk-prepping baked veggies, cooked grains, chopped nuts, and more, there is only so much energy left for creative flourishes — especially as we fling ourselves headfirst into Monday.
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In that ballet, which remains a delight, Brittany Pollack made her debut in the second movement opposite Jared Angle, gamely leaping headfirst into his arms with little fear and an ever-gleaming smile.
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With Southeast Asia's digital economy tipped to triple in size to reach $240 billion by 2025, with e-commerce alone predicted to cross $100 billion, the company has decided to dive in headfirst.
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In "Les Beaux Jours," Oates plunges headfirst into the rumors of pedophilia that haunt Balthus's work, writing as the scared prepubescent subject of the title painting who's trapped in the artist's shadow world.
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Mass shootings across the country have been followed by a flurry of legal action, but lawsuits brought against gun companies have failed after running headfirst into the high bar established by federal law.
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Netflix has been diving headfirst into the comedy game lately, and on Monday the streamer announced its first-ever Netflix Is A Joke Fest in Los Angeles from April 27 to May 3.
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But over the past decade, major retailers like Target and Walmart, who use vast quantities of energy in their stores, have gone from sticking a toe in the water to diving in headfirst.
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But Torres — who pledged not to slide headfirst after tearing his elbow ligaments last year with a slide at the plate — artfully slid around catcher Christian Vazquez's tag, touching home with his hand.
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If you must learn more about the movie first, read our review here, but really, you should know as little as possible about the plot and just dive headfirst into the beautiful mania.
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Titling his Washington Post review of the exhibition "This D.C. exhibition should be seen by everyone concerned about the migrant crisis", Sebastian Smee dove headfirst into propping up his commentary along activist lines.
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Tim Raines famously claimed to have spent more than $40,000 in cocaine in 1982, and admitted to sliding headfirst so he wouldn't break the vial of the drug he kept in his hip pocket.
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Like Moonlight, it was filmed in a very short amount of time (only 15 days), which shows the true talent of the cast who dive headfirst into the characters Jenkins has created for them.
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The effect of this might seem subtle at first, but it may be helping to keep the storm further south than it otherwise would go, since it cannot plow headfirst into such strong headwinds.
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It looked pretty vicious to us ... but Danza wasn't impressed at all ... and told our guy he thinks Gennady's headfirst style is gonna put him on the OTHER side of a knockout real soon.
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Cutting adapter prices doesn't solve the problem, but it does ease the transition, something that Apple ought to be doing since it's the one pushing people headfirst into this change in the first place.
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Through it all, he focused on making sure the man lying in back — about two feet behind him over his right shoulder, slid into the chamber headfirst — was given a properly respectful final ride.
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A little over five years ago, I took the leap from my full-time marketing position (where I was earning about $30,000 per year) and dove headfirst into a career as a freelance writer.
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"If he comes out fine this week, I have no issues," said Girardi, who no doubt held his breath later Tuesday night as Beltran was thrown out at home plate after a headfirst slide.
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Ms. Hall is lithe and blooming, but her Ms. Chubbuck has a tense voice and a clenched mouth, and walks at a forward pitch, as if trying to batter her way headfirst through life.
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As American car buyers cautiously dip their toes into the world of electric vehicles, pondering issues such as cost, charging times and driving range, big businesses and some government agencies are going in headfirst.
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And Ben Zobrist, the Cubs' versatile infielder and outfielder who dislocated a thumb on a headfirst slide in 2014, said he would prefer bases that were tethered with straps instead of anchored with posts.
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Mr. Raniere and his inner circle tested the loyalty of longstanding members by making extreme demands, the lawsuit said, like asking them to lick a puddle of mud or run headfirst into a tree.
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When Bogart was working as an office boy for a theatrical office, he "dove headfirst into the Jazz Age lifestyle, always up for late night revels, " Frank Kelly Rich wrote on the website Drunkard.com.
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Less than four months before the 2018 Winter Olympics, Simidele Adeagbo discovered skeleton, a terrifying sport that sends competitors hurtling headfirst down an icy track at speeds as high as 90 miles per hour.
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This isn't like GTA, in which you can race along at whatever speed you want as long as you don't careen headfirst into the oncoming cops—Mafia II makes you adhere to traffic regulations.
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In this inaugural episode of Deep Net, Elle Reeve takes a big breath and dives headfirst into the world of the bizarre alt-right Tumblr comic strip "The Iron Pill," which was launched in 2014.
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Mitt Romney, one of the most prominent members of an increasingly panicked Republican establishment, just dove headfirst into the fray of the 2016 primary election with a scorching takedown of Donald Trump on Thursday morning.
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But by nodding to the traditions of Trek's past while hurtling headfirst into its future, the newest episode smashes the buttons for every type of viewer, from traditional conservatives to sociopolitical idealists to conspiracy theorists.
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The most concerning moment for Minnesota came in the final seconds of the period when left winger Erik Haula was cross-checked by Blues left winger Scottie Upshall and went headfirst into the side boards.
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Starring the ever-fierce Niecy Nash and executive produced by Rashida Jones, the show dives headfirst into the nail world, with a fair amount of behind-the-scenes drama (in this case, undercover drug trafficking).
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But while virtual reality has been the big buzzword at MWC, Netflix is not planning to jump headfirst and it's unlikely we'll see "House of Cards" in a full 360 degree immersive way anytime soon.
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You said the president's tweets could truly push America headfirst into a war: we took a long look at our blue tweet bird logo and we threw some huge-ass gams on that little guy.
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I can't picture anyone tripping over the deliriously energetic first sentence of "Catherine, Called Birdy" and landing headfirst in an ancient world made electrifying, funny and present by her prose and characterizations, without being enthralled.
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By the Way, I Forgive You, Carlile's latest record and 6th studio production, finds the Seattle-born folk singer processing becoming a mother and diving headfirst into raising a child with her wife, Catherine Shepard.
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There was a worrying moment mid-way through the second round, as Switzerland's Joel Gisler came down hard on the lip of the halfpipe, popping out of his skis and falling into the pipe headfirst.
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The Indians added a run when Jose Ramirez's headfirst slide got him to the plate an instant ahead of catcher Kyle Higashioka's tag after Stanton's pinpoint throw from right field off Rajai Davis's fly ball.
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Crowtail NodeMCU Internet of Things Kit With a total of 19 DIY lessons and 30 different modules you can build, the Cowtail NodeMCU lets you dive headfirst into building electronic hardware — all for just $89.
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Maura jumps into the magical world of weed gummies headfirst, they embark on new spiritual journeys, and speak over each other knowing full well that no one's listening to anyone else in this family, anyway.
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It should come as no surprise that a candidate who dove headfirst into internet-based conspiracy theories and memorized white supremacist talking points would at some point cause the fracturing of an entire major party.
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Between that and your grandparents "feeding you up" because you're "wasting away" every time you pop round, what choice is there but to dive headfirst into that bowl of toffees and accept your chubby fate?
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The slugger sat out with a bruised right knee after exiting Tuesday's game following a headfirst slide at third base, and he will miss the team's trip to London and go on the injured list.
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For people like the Davis sisters, who have lost three family members to glioma (in 2017, their father's sister also passed away from glioblastoma), diving headfirst into the research and community has been a coping mechanism.
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" The star "just dove in headfirst and wrote about all of it," he says, adding that his time with ex Olivia Culpo was "the most meaningful relationship I've ever been in, and it was the longest.
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While industry says it's afraid of slowing down innovation, I think the rest of us should be a lot more worried about the real risk of flying headfirst into even more inequality, bias, and unintended harm.
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In the preseason, the consensus was that the game officials, probably at the direction of league headquarters, were purposely overreacting and calling penalties for headfirst contact at an especially high rate to get the players' attention.
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Her trip on Thursday was a headfirst dive into the roiling debate over the Trump administration's hard-line approach to immigration hours after her husband declared "we'll send them the hell back" at a campaign rally.
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When they viewed the tapes in slow motion, the researchers were surprised to discover that 80 percent of the time, the insects were simply crashing headfirst into the wall at top speed before making the transition.
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At the minor league level, where there are many more teams and a correspondingly higher number of sliding injuries, the Angels require players who tend to slide headfirst to wear thumb guards, Manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Davis slid headfirst on the play and took out the legs of the veteran umpire Joe West, who ended up lying on Davis for several seconds before being helped up by Neris and calling Davis out.
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Diving headfirst into the wildness that is a Josh and Benny Safdie movie, Sandler put together a performance as a degenerate gambler that made "Uncut Gems" into a movie we will be talking about for years.
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New York took a 22-23 lead with one out in the third as Brett Gardner raced home from first and executed a headfirst slide into the plate on Judge's double down the left field line.
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Then, it was to attach a makeshift swing-down guardrail to his crib's walls to extend its height and prevent him from levering himself over the side by his armpits and landing headfirst on the floor.
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But before they use taxpayer money to dive deeper headfirst into these pursuits, a group of thinkers are asking for a second look at how we approach the idea of space exploration and resettlement on other planets.
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At the height of the summer, when many younger voters are setting off for post-exam holidays or diving headfirst into festival season, it could see a number of them forget to vote - or just not bother.
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Almost immediately after the tragedy, a number of survivors leapt headfirst into the Second Amendment debate, noting the shooter's easy access to a high-velocity assault rifle as one of the main reasons for so many deaths.
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Well, either that or you'll want to jump headfirst out of the office and into the open arms of the nearest dealer before hot-footing it to Vauxhall and never, ever, ever going back to your job.
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He dove headfirst into the movement, risking his personal safety to put his body on the line, the highest marker of political integrity for student activists in the wake of the Greensboro, North Carolina, lunch sit-ins.
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It's a little light on actual story and takes awhile to get on its feet, but it successfully expands the mythology and dives headfirst into the criminal underworld which existed on the fringes of the first film.
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It's also odd to have another show dive headfirst into the celebrity impersonation game — alongside American Crime Story there are now two cable drama destinations if you're in the mood for campy impersonations of pop culture icons.
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ROYALS 4, TWINS 3 Pinch-runner Terrance Gore streaked home on a wild pitch with two outs in the 10th inning, scoring with a headfirst slide to lift Kansas City to a win at home over Minnesota.
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In 2016, a laundry detergent company in China apologized after running an ad in which a black man was stuffed headfirst into a washing machine only to emerge a moment later as a fair-skinned Asian man.
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In order to find out, I tried to listen to as many of the 77 songs as I could before the sound of that bassline made me want to career headfirst through the nearest twelfth storey window.
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Launching new products like the iPhone and iPad without fear of cannibalizing resources or market share has helped Apple stay ahead of the curve, while the more divisional Microsoft was never able to plunge headfirst into mobile.
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NEW YORK, Feb 5 (Reuters) - With Americans' attention more finely tuned to the political climate under U.S. President Donald Trump, brands that dove headfirst into that conversation generated the most reaction from viewers during Sunday's Super Bowl.
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I only hope that the current generation of heavy metal girls who hear it will be better fans than I was, and will dive in headfirst—and hold fast to what they love, sniveling gatekeepers be damned.
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He took off up the middle on a draw, barged through a trio of defenders six yards short of the first down and went down at the 1 when he was flipped headfirst by safety Tedric Thompson.
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He grounded inside the third-base bag and down the line on the night's third pitch, and when Conforto struggled to find the ball, Acuna sped to third and slid in headfirst as his helmet came off.
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Briefing Pete Rose tugged on the edge of the tarp Saturday afternoon and slowly unveiled a bigger-than-life sculpture of one of his headfirst slides, revealing it from the airborne cleats to the ground-scraping elbows.
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Wondering aloud about a case in which his hypothetical casino attender was "frivolously accused," McClintock dived headfirst into what was ultimately his central objection to the idea of a Native-run court dealing with non-Native people.
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Six decent but flawed teams are within four games of a playoff spot, and all appear committed or desperate enough to fight for the right to dive headfirst into Golden State's buzz saw as the West's eight-seed.
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And yet something about the dark world he dove into headfirst as a celebrity had a profound effect on him, and he's not the only one affected, as many people discovered in the aftermath of the 2016 election.
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TALLAROOK, Australia — On the last afternoon of my bike ride through a rural part of the Australian state of Victoria, I pedaled past a whimsical sculpture of a motorcyclist who had plowed headfirst into a bale of hay.
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The study seemed to affirm the long-held belief among players and managers that it can be more dangerous to slide headfirst, even as many consider it a more effective tactic than sliding feet first to avoid tags.
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Hawkins induced the first two batters in the bottom of the eighth to pop out, but rookie third baseman Mike Blowers mishandled Sosa's routine grounder, allowing him to reach on a headfirst slide into the first-base bag.
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It's pretty simple, really: Seeing a group of women fearlessly dive into the glittered world of entertainment wrestling headfirst while men stand by in awe is just a rare kind of TV treat — and the show knows it.
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For the past two seasons, fans got to watch Remy get re-acclimated to life on the outside, finally have a wedding ceremony, rebuild relationships with her family, experience a miscarriage, and dive headfirst back into the music industry.
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Simon and the rest of the Saviors barrel headfirst into the Hilltop, only to find themselves pinned down from both sides: Maggie expected the assault and put Rick and the others in place to attack the Saviors from behind.
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Apple, like Facebook and Snapchat, has recently dove headfirst into the entertainment industry this year, launching its own original series, Planet of the Apps, along with a series based on James Corden's Carpool Karaoke coming out later this year.
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Mendelsohn is predicting the obsolescence of the written word, at least on Facebook That sounds far-fetched, but consider the way Facebook is decreasing an emphasis on text and diving headfirst into video with numerous recent updates and features.
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Schultz, 66, who now serves as the Starbuck's chairman emeritus after retiring as executive chairman in June of 2018, says the only difference between him and most people is that he fought off self-doubt and jumped in headfirst.
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Pratt attempted to refuse the ride, but the driver "lifted Mr. Pratt...and slammed him headfirst on the hard ground, smashing his head so hard that he lost consciousness," according to a new lawsuit filed by Pratt against Lyft.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Two years after launching headfirst into a conflict in Yemen that has no end in sight, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have astonished the world again, this time with a severe boycott of neighboring Qatar.
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Renting out an extra room to tourists through Airbnb is like dipping your toes into the scary waters of the sharing economy; buying a home that's specifically designed to be split up and commodified is more akin to diving in headfirst.
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The driver of the car, Wei Huang, was headed southbound on California's Route 101 when his Model X crashed headfirst into the safety barrier section of a divider that separates the carpool lane from the off-ramp to the left.
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You're right that we did not participate with mobile gaming for a lot of years, but we have jumped in headfirst now and are bringing a lot of our most valuable IP to mobile — Mario Kart being the one that's upcoming.
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Valadao, unlike some Republicans who are steering away from immigration, has signaled he plans to take on the issue headfirst in 2018, hoping that his reputation as a proponent of overhauling the immigration system will lead him to victory again.
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Your first time voting — waiting in line, taking a possibly illegal selfie with your ballot, getting an "I Voted" sticker — is as American a fall pastime as watching grown men run at each other headfirst for hours at a time.
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Yet the ability of K Street to prevent longstanding tax provisions from getting the ax is running headfirst into Republicans' own mad dash as they attempt to quickly pass the tax rewrite and get it to President Trump's desk by Christmas.
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Stanton exited in the fourth with a bruised right knee and was scheduled for an M.R.I. He got tangled up with Toronto pitcher Clayton Richard (224-4) in the first while getting thrown out on a headfirst slide into third base.
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Correa wheeled and fired a one-hop throw to third baseman Alex Bregman, who gathered it on the home-plate side of third base and slapped a tag on Gardner as he slid headfirst to the outside of the bag.
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In April, when an engine exploded in midair on a Southwest Airlines flight from New York to Dallas, a gust of shrapnel blew out a window in the cabin and partly sucked a 43-year-old woman headfirst into the sky.
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Video analysis of half of the games played in the major leagues in 2015, prorated for the entire season, estimated the rate of injury to be one for every 249 headfirst slides, compared with one for every 413 feet-first slides.
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German hit a batter, walked two more, and Ryan Rua reached when he struck out and the ball bounced away from Sanchez, whose flip to German at home was not quick enough to beat the headfirst slide of Robinson Chirinos.
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At least eight groups of lizards have a habit of diving headfirst into sand, if it is available, and making paddling motions with their limbs to carry them below, as if they were submerging themselves in a body of water.
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Judge, meanwhile, is a giant of a man, at 6 feet 7 inches, who occasionally hurls himself headfirst into bases (see Mike Trout, currently on the disabled list) and has been willing to sacrifice his body in pursuit of fly balls.
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Shawn still wades into the pocket headfirst and bent-over sometimes, leaving him open to an uppercut that Keith Thurman's trainer, Dan Birmingham, will later assure me they had already been practicing, given that hey saw the opening on tape.
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Same with "Let Love Be Your Energy" or "The Road to Mandalay" or "Rock DJ." Robbie's got that ineffable sense of showbiz about him which means he can dive headfirst into rancid pits of abjection and come up smelling of Davidoff Cool Water.
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Patrick Kubin, a Longview, Washington, lawyer and expert skier, was on a trip with friends at the resort when his ski bindings suddenly released and he was launched headfirst into a 10-foot-deep snow hole, Patrick's son, William Kubin, confirms to PEOPLE.
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Schwartz registered the third hat trick of his career to lead the Blues to a 5-2 win over the Blackhawks, but he also was involved in a scary episode when he crashed headfirst into the boards late in the first period.
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This one is a particular favorite because it's just about as "clean" as it can be, doesn't smell like sunscreen and lasts forever (even when my kid goes headfirst into the sprinklers) – and since it's on sale, I can buy this in bulk.
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Refn's death-black vision is definitely not for everyone, but I found myself entranced by its (thematically appropriate) commitment to surface-level stylishness, and by the way it, like Swiss Army Man, charges headfirst into the realm of the grotesque and ridiculous.
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Crosby, in his second game back from a concussion, got a bloody nose from a teammate's stick during a puck battle along the boards, and later got tossed headfirst in the boards behind the Washington net by Carlson during a Penguins power play.
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Still, that pre-pubescent sense of dis-ease and uncertainty haunts me to this day, and every time I see DJ Fanny's name pop up on the internet, I'm there again, a lost innocent hurtling headfirst into a world of debased depravity.
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Mims, who runs a similar program that uses hip-hop to teach global and US History in New York City public schools, kicked off the event with a performance that urged the kids to go headfirst into the world and precipitate change.
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Diving headfirst on Saturday off a high bridge without benefit of a bungee cord would be a rush that you wouldn't remember when your Friday night backup was put online Sunday morning, but you could enjoy the videotape of your apparent demise thereafter.
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With runners at second and third and one out, Sanchez attempted a squeeze bunt down the first base line, but Hoskins fielded the ball and alertly scooped it to catcher Andrew Knapp in time to retire Eloy Jimenez, who was sliding headfirst.
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Cabrera, the Mets' slugging shortstop and, in some ways, the heart and soul of the team, was at second base following a double and had to dive headfirst back into the bag with every pickoff attempt by the Braves' starter, Julio Teheran.
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The problem for Fox News is that while Hannity has risen to become the top ratings-earner of the nightly lineup, he is also a figure prone to barreling headfirst into the murky territory between opinion and out-and-out conspiracy theorism.
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At the bar, you can do preventative measures to stop people from getting too fucked up, which would lead to things like falling off a fence or slipping and impaling yourself, or misjudging the depth of the pool and diving in headfirst.
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The series has never shied away from the depressing realities and complexities of simply being alive but has dove headfirst into them, fully committing to accurately telling the stories that sitcoms like to ignore or gloss over in a Very Special Episode.
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We won't so much look at as sink into, with glad sighs, Barton Silverman's ground-level view, from 2010, of Derek Jeter stealing third, headfirst in a spray of dirt while the ball arrives—too late—as a blur toward the fielder's glove.
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They are also feeding voraciously and spectacularly, circling high over the water, alert for the slightest flicker of fish, and then freezing in midair for a fraction of a second before dropping headfirst onto their targets, like missiles falling from a plane.
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Maybe you're most likely to be found snapping a few (hundred) shots in front of the iconic carousel, or running headfirst into a rave clutching hands with your BFF, or even skipping the whole scene entirely to crash a pool party instead (we feel you).
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Image: Lyft/GizmodoAs Uber implodes spectacularly, ride-hailing company Lyft is again following its biggest competitor's footsteps, this time diving headfirst into a massive autonomous car project that could someday send its human drivers off to some other corner of the godforsaken sharing economy.
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In addition to the hundreds of billions of dollars of stock market value the iPhone has contributed to Apple, the device has enabled the staggering growth of mobile-first upstarts like Uber, Snap and Spotify, while pushing Facebook and Twitter headfirst into the smartphone age.
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It perfectly captures not just the default game notions of food—restoring health, providing benefits—but also the feeling of being part of a rowdy group of adventurers preparing what might be their last meal, fueling up before diving headfirst into danger once more.
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Jankowski made a sensational headfirst diving catch in short right-center of a Nick Ahmed line drive to open the inning and Myers made a diving stop and a flip to first to get Jean Segura for the third out with a runner on.
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In the debut of an N.F.L. plan to live stream "Thursday Night Football" games on Twitter, the entire experience could have benefited from an accompanying #spoilers hashtag, as the instantaneous nature of Twitter ran headfirst into the speed-related flaws still inherent in streaming video.
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The game's continuous stream of heroes who wade headfirst into a castle in order to honor the efforts of their forbearers is one way to communicate, through interaction, the sense of loyalty that the brothers felt to each other and their parents growing up.
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If you're anything like me, you'll probably dive headfirst into your college's social scene and make a bunch of friends before you belatedly realize, with a stunning but crushing sense of clarity, that you have nothing in common and actually actively dislike most of them.
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The progressive group Demand Justice headed by former Hillary Clinton spokesperson Brian Fallon has jumped headfirst into the campaign against the future Supreme Court Pick, pledging at least $5 million in ads which have already begun targeting Democratic and Republican Senators in their home states.
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One of the few pieces to include a contextualizing reference to landscape, "Push Down (after Giotto)" (220) establishes the (apparently negotiable) ground plane with a flat bit of terra not-so-firma, into which a mush-faced little brute shoves yet another hapless soul, headfirst.
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It heads off conventional notions of narrative and chronology as much as possible, while leaning headfirst into everything else that makes a movie a visceral work of art aimed at the senses: the images, the sounds, the scale, the swelling vibrations of it all.
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Russia's former antidoping lab director told The New York Times this year that cover-ups he participated in at Sochi affected more than a dozen competitors in bobsled and skeleton, a sport in which athletes race headfirst on a sled down an icy track.
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This week, the sad story of a man being turned away from a sex party reminded us all what happens when newbies dive in headfirst without reading the fine print—seriously lads, don't just show up on your own without checking with someone first.
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Once the promotional and touring cycle for their 2012 album, A Eulogy for the Damned began, they handed in notices at their day jobs, issued a press release about their plans (as one does in this modern age) and dove headfirst into living the dream.
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Rachel Bloom and Aline Brosh McKenna's musical comedy dissection of a woman and her mental illness started out in its first season winking at its title, but very quickly left that behind as Rebecca Bunch (Bloom) dove headfirst into blinding narcissism, self-loathing, and despair.
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Artists can now manage their own business, collect the majority of revenue for themselves, and, with streaming services helping the proletariat control the means of distribution, it's even easier to slap up your wares on Bandcamp or Spotify instead of diving headfirst into old release models.
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American viewers also may find themselves watching Norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg (Ola G. Furuseth) — who plunges headfirst into investigating how his government failed on that day — with a wistful sigh at the sight of a politician putting his own self-interest aside for the greater good.
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I was not going to simply review PowerPoint decks, read white papers or do web research, I was going to dive headfirst into our platform capabilities and learn the skills needed to shape those capabilities into world-class business to enterprise and business-to-consumer solutions.
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In real life, there are quite a few things you'll need to sort out before you can safely dive headfirst into your happily-married future: bank accounts (will you consolidate them?), life-insurance policies (have you taken one out on your future spouse, just in case
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The position requires both the ability and willingness to charge headfirst into literal tons of humanity dozens of times a game, and those traits tend to belong to 20043-year-olds more than 27-year-olds, and to 27-year-olds more than 30-year-olds.
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If you've been watching someone's Instagram stories after adding them from Tinder or after only sleeping with them a few times, you know them intimately and that fact simultaneously makes them far more approachable and non-threatening while allowing you to fall strangely headfirst into their world.
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There are many different ways to get a tan: some people go to the beach, others to a salon, Donald Trump gets dunked headfirst into a vat of orange goop, and still others go out at night to get bombarded by 10 billion intergalactic photons per second.
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Her first book, And We're Off, which is out today, follows a high school student taking a whirlwind trip around Europe with her mom before diving headfirst into college applications, deciding once and for all whether she wants to pursue being an artist, or play it safe.
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He said he loves lobsters as much as anyone — he's devoted his career to studying them, and his son is a lobster fisherman — but he said he doesn't see a more humane way of killing lobsters than dunking them headfirst into a pot of boiling water.
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He joined as vice president of messaging products, responsible for building out Messenger from a dime-a-dozen messaging app into a fully fledged app, a position he held for almost four years before diving headfirst into blockchain as the head of Facebook&aposs experimental new unit.
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Without warning, she's launched headfirst into the shady world of insurance claims and settlements, as a company that should be compensating her turns out to be owned by another, and yet another, like a terrible nightmare of empty Russian dolls, each guarding the next from taking responsibility.
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The earliest Qai Qai content was wordless, evocative imagery of abandonment: the doll lying facedown on hardwood floor and on private jet tarmac; stuffed behind a hotel suite cushion; jammed headfirst into a sandbox at a resort where Ms. Williams was participating in a tennis exhibition.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — They are united here, at the Winter Games, at the bottom ranks of a sport considered among the most dangerous and daring, flopping belly first on a heavy sled and rocketing headfirst down a twisting and swirling ice track at 80 miles an hour.
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Then I'd bike roughly 40 yards before my dog stopped and resisted and ended up getting dragged along the pavement, or he somehow had the power to stop my bike with his little paws and sent me flying headfirst into the nearby Little Free Library down the block.
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Following early entries I've written for MUNCHIES, like Melissa Etheridge and her weed-infused wine, and James Beard award-winning pastry chef Mindy Segal and her cannabis-infused confections, Whoopi Goldberg is now the most high-profile celebrity to ever dive headfirst into the world of marijuana edibles.
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Thanks to Wool and the Gang — a DIY-focused brand founded on the idea of "Fashion in a Kit" — and the espadrille go-to Soludos, you can now dive headfirst into a hands-on, legitimately stylish project, crocheting the shoe of the season with your own personal touch.
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The Corviglia Club is linked to the mountain's ski lodge, while the Cresta Club's small numbers rally around its toboggan run, a death-defying, headfirst solo journey down an ice-covered chute, which opened in 1884 and is allowing women to ride for the first time this year.
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Whereas Trump plays to his base when he takes the stage at his rallies — broadsiding critics with coarse language and diving headfirst into the most sensitive cultural issues — campaign officials say Pence focuses on easing prospective Trump voters into supporting the president even if they abhor his personality.
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After months of resisting a move she repeatedly said was too divisive, the speaker dove in headfirst after revelations about Mr. Trump's pressure campaign on Ukraine, carefully stage-managing every public announcement and each major hearing to ensure that she maintained support among Democrats and from the public.
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To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You picks up shortly after the events of the last film, with Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) diving headfirst into the next phase of their relationship — which is to say the part where they're actually in a relationship.
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We've already jumped headfirst into New York's blossoming ballroom scene, and taken a look at what goes down in Moscow's most underground parties, and the third installment of Night Visions sees us exploring just how a landlocked country in Central Europe came to embrace the sound of an Indian holiday destination.
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To avail himself of the "Worst Toilet in Scotland," which is so filthy and splattered with unidentifiable brown sludge that it makes Renton — and the rest of us — retch as he fishes through his own excrement before literally diving headfirst into the muck looking to salvage the newly passed suppositories.
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Hell, 20 minutes looking into the eyes of anyone living in Arnos Grove, working in Beckton, bleeding themselves dry in order to plunge headfirst into a box of chips in a Morden chicken shop, would be enough to convince the first alien to reach planet Earth that London was a shithole.
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You're 18, all kinds of hormones crawling through your bloodstream, dropped headfirst into the heretofore mythical land of college, eager to prove you're an adult, simultaneously eager to drink a six pack of Smirnoff Ices on a Tuesday night, searching for some sort of identity but also terrified of embarrassment.
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His extraordinary Dunkirk, a true cinematic achievement, backs off conventional notions of narrative and chronology as much as possible, while leaning headfirst into everything else that makes a movie a visceral work of art aimed at the senses: the images, the sounds, the scale, the swelling vibrations of it all.
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Instead of leaning upon the nationalist worldview of Bannon -- who has argued against US intervention abroad and was a key architect of Trump's "America First" policy -- Trump dove headfirst into a foreign conflict, ordering airstrikes in Syria to punish the regime of Bashar al-Assad for its use of chemical weapons on civilians.
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Dunkirk, a true cinematic achievement from acclaimed director Christopher Nolan, backs off conventional notions of narrative and chronology as much as possible, while leaning headfirst into everything else that makes a movie a visceral work of art aimed at the senses: the images, the sounds, the scale, the swelling vibrations of it all.
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" Not unlike when Alice in Wonderland falls slowly "down, down, down" the rabbit hole — looking at "maps and pictures hung upon pegs" — Alice in "Sympathy" tumbles headfirst into a click hole about Mizuko, getting tingles "secretly looking at her like this, touching her pictures as I slid down, down, down while she slept.
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Yet during the period of the study, marquee players such as Bryce Harper and Ryan Zimmerman of the Washington Nationals; Josh Hamilton, then of the Angels; Yasiel Puig of the Los Angeles Dodgers; and Dustin Pedroia of the Boston Red Sox all sustained hand injuries while sliding or diving into a base headfirst.
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Unable to modulate his excitement for other people's political battles — and, according to advisers, not understanding the distinct incentives for governors who run their own states and senators who have to work with him in Washington — Mr. Trump has plunged headfirst into contests that have done little but expose his own political vulnerabilities.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoEvery time a new platform comes out, the gadget world runs headfirst into a vicious Catch-22: How do you get people to adopt new technology when there isn't any content, and if there isn't anyone using the tech, how do you convince developers to make content for that platform?
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Trout, a two-time most valuable player in the American League, is one of three prominent players who have hurt their thumbs and fingers while sliding headfirst this season, along with Carlos Correa, the Houston Astros' All-Star shortstop, and Kris Bryant, the Chicago Cubs' third baseman and the reigning M.V.P. in the National League.
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In the time between Destiny 2's launch and Shadowkeep, Bungie has waffled on where to focus their storytelling, from largely ignoring old plotlines in service of attracting new players, to diving headfirst into some of the most obscure lore from the time when Destiny lore lived on a website outside of the game.
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As A Year in the Life's final four words reveal, the Rory Gilmore we knew at the end of Gilmore Girls' seventh season, the one who dove headfirst into her professional future, isn't the same Rory Gilmore who came back to us, or to the beloved small town of Stars Hollow, in the revival.
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Once that first 65-degree day of the season hits and you exchange your dark winter mood for a sundress and a cocktail at the door, there's no shame in wanting to feel — and smell — like a brighter version of you, one who just sprung headfirst from a bouquet or rolled in a field of poppies.
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Starting things off on a positive note, our 10th-most-important story of 2017 was the arrival of several major consumer products: Tesla launched the Model 3 (although deliveries are behind schedule); Samsung launched two phones (and neither of them exploded!); and Amazon and Google dove headfirst into hardware (how much of this spaghetti will stick to the wall?).
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Watching a child walk headfirst into self-destruction, knowing that you lack the power to stop them, is every parent's worst nightmare, and the film very successfully portrays that inner pain and self-doubt, the constant nagging questions of 'Who is this person that I thought I knew everything about?' and 'What did I do wrong?
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Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth, developed by the now defunct British studio Headfirst Productions and published by Bethesda in 2005, was based on Lovecraft's The Shadow Over Innsmouth, but they reduced its story of the Deep Ones and their hold over a small Massachusetts town to a buggy and bastard-hard first-person shooter.
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But after the BOB ball had been shattered, and the dead body of Evil Cooper had faded from existence, and Naido (the woman locked in the Twin Peaks jail who kept chittering like an ape) was revealed to be the real Diane, the show seemed to let go of resolution and plunge headfirst back into inky nothing.
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VALUATIONS There is nothing odd about investors jumping headfirst into an emerging industry, Tétrault explained, but cautioned that some cannabis stocks are "seeing a bubble" because their shares are already valued as if they are making large profits in a mature industry, rather than companies hoping to capitalize on a growing market with a host of other competitive players.
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Its roaring d-beats careen headfirst into rhythmic, thrumming industrial segments as often as slithery black metal passages crash into bruising metallic hardcore and snappy synths, stirring up a sonic stew that confounds as much as it compels (there's even a moment of garbled synths on the title track that sounds just like the opening melee of Morbid Tales).
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After beauty YouTuber Jaclyn Hill endured a disastrous lipstick launch at the beginning of her brand&aposs career, she took a short break from social media before diving headfirst back into the beauty business with a collection that includes $49 four-pan highlighter palettes, $32 glowy all-over face powders, $24 loose highlighters, and $24 highlighter brushes.
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A fiery President Obama dove headfirst into the 2016 debate on Wednesday, launching a broadside against the policies of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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And though not everyone can dive headfirst into a smorgasbord everyday like campaign eating legend John Kasich, politicians can do their best to not pull a Gerald Ford, who, according to former Arkansas Governor and Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, may have lost the presidential election in '76 because he didn't know how to eat a tamale.
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Here's a portion of the discussion that kickstarted this whole thing: And here is Bregman's headfirst slide: A lot of people will rightly be drawn to the wonderfully typo'd "flees on the nutsack of society" line, but I'd just like to set aside some time for his "I'm not mad, I actually find this funny" opener.
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He was planning to race headfirst on the skeleton ice track at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City for Greece (he has U.S. and Greek citizenship), but the International Bobsleigh & Skeleton Federation, acting on a recommendation of the International Olympic Committee, ruled that the names and imagery of the Twin Towers he had added to the bottom of his sled violated its rules.
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PHILADELPHIA — During her eight years in the White House, first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE has often been reluctant to dive headfirst into the messy world of partisan politics.
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Jacoby Ellsbury, after measuring the leisurely windup of the Tampa Bay left-hander Matt Moore, took off toward home on a two-out, full-count pitch that was wide of the strike zone, sparing Brett Gardner the decision of swinging at it and allowing Ellsbury to slide safely headfirst, his hand reaching the near corner of the plate before catcher Curt Casali could lunge forward and tag him.
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It took a lot to tear me away from it, but once it came time to listen to the new joint from NJ/NY hardcore punks Death Vacation, I happily hung those Norwegian OGs out to dry and dove headfirst into Bones Grow Cold, the quartet's new 43-song EP. Death Vacation's snarling, vitriolic take on hardcore is firmly rooted in grindcore and crust—punk to the bone, but far beyond basic, especially when vocalist Michelle Mancuso sinks her teeth into a verse.
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Because late in the third quarter Sunday, Wentz absorbed hits from both sides as he dived headfirst toward the end zone, and the collisions contorted his left knee in an odd way, and even though he stayed in four more plays to guide Philadelphia to a touchdown, he hobbled toward the tunnel with a towel over his head — a sight about as soothing as Ronde Barber's ruining the Eagles' finale at the old Veterans Stadium with an interception for Tampa Bay in the 2002 N.F.C. Championship Game.
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Redditor Kulper rolls up his/her sleeves and dives headfirst into all things first generatino with a post aptly titled "A deconstruction of the first-generation Pokemon universe" I recommend giving the whole post a read through, but some of the highlights include:- Red and Blue are bioengineered humans made by Professor Oak- Items found on the ground are leftover remains from trainers devoured by wild Pokémon- Pokeballs leak radiation proportional to the mass of the Pokemon contained within, and the amount of radiation that the human trainer can safely withstand is proportional to their own body mass.
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