In pop culture, life-altering things happen on planes, and it's not a far leap from life-altering to love.
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BAIER: When did you realize that the accident was life-altering?
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These algorithms are going to make life-altering decisions for humans.
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But brace yourself for some life-altering truth: Musicians make music.
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Some will make a life-altering and fatal decision for jihad.
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This life-altering phenomenon is not unique to our home gym.
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This obviously has a different tenor, but it's equally life-altering.
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These are the things that make travel a life-altering experience.
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They are hardly able to think through complicated, life-altering decisions.
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No one prepares you for how life-altering having a baby is.
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Doctors naturally worry that a patient may regret such life-altering treatment.
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I promise it's really not life-altering in the ways you assume.
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Now if they screw up, it's not life-altering or soul-crushing.
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Doctors said he had adjustment disorder, a response to life-altering trauma.
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And in a life-altering career step, Rubin founded Android in 2003.
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The idea seemed far-fetched but ended up being completely life-altering.
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The impact it could have on someone could really be life-altering.
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But for those people, it is a life-altering problem, he said.
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A dramatic narrative account of her life-altering battle with chronic sleeplessness.
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Tendencies like left-digit bias can have life-altering consequences for patients.
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Now innovators are left making derivative improvements or less life-altering technologies.
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It was, I don't know what to say, definitely… [a] life-altering event.
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The long-term effects of concussions can range from negligible to life-altering.
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A single hostile encounter at a welfare office can have life-altering consequences.
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Untold children will be spared the life-altering trauma of losing their mother.
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Things had been rocky, and my life-altering diagnosis didn't make them easier.
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In other words, patients were unnecessarily turned away from potentially life-altering treatments.
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This is how my friends share their life-altering news with me. pic.twitter.
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Now what life-altering event(s) could emerge from a gathering like this?
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It was a perverse decision with life-altering consequences but I was strong.
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Those sorts of things are rare, but they're important and often life-altering.
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In one alive, vulnerable and life-altering summer, Elio's desire finds its purpose.
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Though far rarer now, they remain life-altering, and sometimes life-ending, events.
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She was now fighting to keep what amounted to two life-altering secrets.
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Doherty described that while cancer is life-altering, she's still living her life.
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A single night of gambling or whatever can produce life-altering bad choices.
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I agree that life-altering decisions should be made with care and wisdom.
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This life-altering revelation came in the surprising form of a simple blog.
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And for many more, lack of access to clean water is life-altering.
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Even so, the likelihood of such life-altering injury has not deterred demonstrators.
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But experiencing West Africa for the first time was a life-altering experience.
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There's nothing quite as instantaneously life-altering as finding out you have breast cancer.
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He worries that engagement like this can affect life-altering factors like credit score.
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That kind of life-altering product is reserved for diners in Apple's work utopia.
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And it's all an effort to celebrate the impact of life-altering social innovation.
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Anybody who thinks a standing desk will be life-altering probably expects too much.
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Sia was grateful that Katy Perry took her to enjoy the life-altering experience.
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New Year is a time for two things: terrible, life-altering hangovers, and contemplation.
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If a transportation app fails to deliver it is inconvenient, but not life altering.
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She had only ever acted in school plays before landing the life-altering role.
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I don't have any regrets about the life-altering, bigger choices that I made.
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Soon, it's obvious that some sort of life-altering violence is in the offing.
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After all, I thought, Mr. Espinosa didn't suffer life-altering or life-ending injuries.
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Shortly into her training, though, Ms. Colón received life-altering news: She was pregnant.
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It was a senseless tragedy, and for those who survived, a life-altering experience.
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On Sunday, someone shared the following, life-altering post in Reddit's r/ShowerThoughts sub.
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It also motivated Mr. A to make an ill-advised and life-altering decision.
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A new collaborator challenges Cameron, while Bos and Diane make a life-altering choice.
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It has life-altering impacts for those whose fates are hanging on states' decisions.
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Petty love troubles would pale in comparison to those kinds of life-altering decision predicaments.
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"We believe the data supports a one-time intervention offering life-altering benefits," Marrazzo said.
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"The victim suffered massive trauma that was both life-threatening and life-altering," Ramore said.
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The impact on those subjected to sexual assault can be profound, life-altering and permanent.
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This has been the most horrific, life-altering, soul-defining 2 weeks of our lives.
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He said it was irresponsible not to disclose the possibility of a life-altering infection.
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Even then, I didn't consider it all that life-altering to go through routine treatment.
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But he is still living under the weight of two life-altering events from 2005.
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Acceptance by one of the 20-50 most selective schools will provide life-altering opportunities.
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We'll be talking about, and studying, this pandemic and its life-altering effects for decades.
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The life-altering toll on the women involved, she writes, often seems like an afterthought.
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But now, these apparitions push them to understand something essential and life-altering about themselves.
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And for the first time since the life-altering call from her doctor, she cried.
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But it does show that there's a thin line between kooky prank and life-altering mistake.
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We believe autonomous vehicles will be a rare life-altering technology, and we have confidence Pony.
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Hill "suffered, and continues to suffer serious, life-altering injuries and damages," attorney Quentin Brogdon said.
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Now, are any of these major, life-altering problems that irrevocably effect the overall technology industry?
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But sometimes it's life-altering: eyewitness testimony that leads to the wrongful conviction of innocent people.
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But the film highlights how loving while Black can often lead to unfortunate, life-altering circumstances.
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Today's lunar eclipse in Leo finds you making some important, life-altering changes in your career.
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That's especially worrisome considering that life-altering damage can be done in a matter of seconds.
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But for those who've been under the shadow of the moon, it's a life-altering experience.
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I can tell you firsthand that acts of nonconsensual pornography are humiliating, degrading and life-altering.
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The issue was high-stakes — a conviction for drunken driving is usually life-altering — and complex.
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Haas had vanished only months after he'd been on the verge of a life-altering triumph.
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When you're making a life altering decision to find a life partner, intimacy can be important.
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It's been popularized as mind-blowing, life-altering, universe-opening—an experience that has no comparison.
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At Columbine, Katrina, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, 9/11, and every life-altering event along the way.
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They don't want us to make life-altering decisions based on something that's not so reliable.
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Loechler seemed pretty confident he knew what David's answer to his life-altering question would be.
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Katrina was a life-altering event for her family; it created a Before and an After.
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"I Am Not Your Negro," about the author James Baldwin, is "life-altering," our critic wrote.
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No credible research finds that an abortion leads to such life-altering, encompassing and cataclysmic reactions.
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But few people outside the healthcare industry realize that nurses routinely face serious, life-altering injuries.
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Life for survivors is anything but comfortable, with many coping with immeasurable trauma and life-altering displacement.
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It's thought that even 15 percent of normal dystrophin production would be life-altering for DMD sufferers.
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This is true for NASA and space and also life-altering discoveries in science and global health.
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The townspeople's expectation of life-altering financial compensation evaporated, and most remained trapped in their tainted homes.
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Whenever the cameras cut to someone pulling out their stash of tissues during Adele's life-altering performance.
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It's not something to be taken lightly or sugarcoated — it's exhausting; it's hard work; it's life-altering.
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Believe it or not, my peers and I aren't always in the midst of life-altering struggle.
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Not imagined casualties but truly dead young men and women and thousands suffering appalling, life-altering injuries.
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Eclipses are hyper emotional, life-altering, secret-revealing times, which means obviously means you love them, Scorpio.
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Unethical because children can't consent to life-altering therapies whose extraordinary effects they cannot begin to understand.
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Congress must pass legislation to protect investors from life-altering fraud, not serve as its active accomplice.
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Twitter has been a life-altering invention, but until very recently, its stock had languished for years.
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"For these adherent, orthodox Mormon kids, this is a very pivotal and life-altering decision," she said.
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You are conflating life-altering issues (ICE agents and possible deportation) with utterly insubstantial ones (wedding frippery).
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While these arrests didn&apost lead to lengthy prison stays, they carried long-term life-altering consequences.
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For those of us who live along the border, Trump's election is perhaps a life-altering event.
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Holding her in my arms for the first time was a truly life-altering and magical experience.
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A friendship grows and Lennon takes his young neighbor on a life-altering sailing trip to Bermuda.
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The episodic narrative tracks Gloria over a period rived by minor as well as life-altering change.
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It's also a reminder that the experience can be life-altering for survivors, regardless of their gender.
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In our industry, we constantly come across children in dire need of life-saving or life-altering surgeries.
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"It didn't last long enough to be life-altering scary, more just like, a Friday morning," he said.
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That includes making life-altering events like the death of a sibling part of your core character backstory.
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"Yes, when they both are ready to have a child, because it is life-altering," Michael tells Bustle.
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Even for someone with Ivanka's wealth, talent, and privilege, that's an overwhelmingly difficult, life-altering thing to ask.
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But algorithms going rogue have much greater implications; they can result in life-altering consequences for unsuspecting people.
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Carville patients not only fought a life-altering diagnosis, they were forcibly cast out by their own communities.
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If you don't call that out, how do you know some experience you've had really was life-altering?
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Puerto Ricans, Floridians and many other Americans are justifiably terrified of the life-altering sequelae of Zika infection.
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Harrison stepped outside her office to take in the life-altering news in the privacy of her car.
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Despite the crushing, life-altering blow we suffered on November 8th, it's women who are organizing the resistance.
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About half of the country's LGBTQ population still lives without legal recourse when faced with life-altering discrimination.
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As Bowles writes: The bottom line: Unintended consequences matter — and can have a life-altering and negative impact.
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He called the 2015 arrest of Migos at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Ga., a "life-altering" event.
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People who have witnessed total solar eclipses tend to agree that they are awe-inspiring, life-altering happenings.
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While most of us value our military experiences, some of what we've endured can have life-altering effects.
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A covenant is not a choice, but a life-altering promise and all the binding the promise entails.
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Little turnover at the top means only a few (if any) have a chance at life-altering income.
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It begins with an early devastating, life-altering ski-crash that occurs when Molly is an Olympic hopeful.
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The shame and embarrassment of her bad choices have been life-altering and have followed her to this day.
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I knew that this was not only very dangerous, I knew that this could be life altering either way.
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That leaves it to pet owners themselves to make life-altering decisions about dosing and duration of the treatment.
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For each of them, their mutations are a result of a life-altering incident that irrevocably altered their life.
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Learning about the genetic markers stored in your DNA can be an illuminating experience, even a life-altering one.
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That leaves it to pet owners themselves to make life-altering decisions about dosing and duration of the treatment.
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I understood that whoever had the privilege of rebuilding this history, would face a monumental and life-altering challenge.
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"Sexual harassment and sexual assault are extremely serious, life altering topics that I do not take lightly," Beisel wrote.
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For many, seeing a number of Latinas at the forefront of a mainstream television show has been life-altering.
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When her doctor broke the news about her sudden life altering disability, Helsel's first question concerned returning to work.
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"I know what it's like to face a life-altering tragedy, to lose the ability to walk," he said.
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That possibility shook the LGBT community in Singapore where people with HIV-positive status can face life-altering discrimination.
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When her doctor broke the news about her sudden life altering disability, Helsel's first question concerned returning to work.
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TBIs, the signature injury of the protracted wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, are often persistent, debilitating and life-altering.
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"I think the whole journey of going through a cancer treatment is so significant and life-altering," Pratt said.
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Coming to terms with the fact that I'd never become pregnant or carry my child ... that was life-altering.
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These cases range from the trivial to the life-altering: You forget a password and have to reset it (trivial); Hackers impersonate you on social media (irritating); Someone steals your SSN and defaults on a credit card in your name (serious); An oppressive state spies on, tracks and arrests potential dissidents (life-altering).
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But, bullet journaling isn't just a great way to get organized, it is also a potentially life-altering mindfulness tool.
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What started as aches, bladder pain, brain fog and fatigue several years ago developed into life-altering illness, she says.
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After all, most of them are about drastic, life-altering changes...and nobody has the time (or willpower) for that.
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"Harvard deciding that someone can't grow, especially after a life-altering event like the shooting, is deeply concerning," Kashuv tweeted.
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During his Senate confirmation hearing last year, Rosenstein described his internship in Mueller's Boston office as a life-altering experience.
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" After experiencing such a life-altering experience, the Dawson's Creek alum wrote that "some couples become closer than ever before.
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In many instances, supervisors didn't take their concerns seriously, or these men ended up facing career- and life-altering repercussions.
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"I have been haunted with this life altering choice," Bumpus told Page Six via a statement from rep Lisa Nkonoki.
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Most life-altering was the loss of his mother, the folk singer Kate McGarrigle, who died of cancer in 23.
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The rhetoric of the frontier has always had life-altering consequences for those whose lives are thrust against its edge.
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If there is a serious, perhaps life-threatening or life-altering condition, what should one tell the patient, and when?
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In late 2015, 31-year-old Tanisha Shanee of Brooklyn, New York, received surprising, life-altering news: She was pregnant.
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It's not that this sequence of events is invalid, as far as reactions to a life-altering situations are concerned.
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Nonetheless, millions of people in Florida are still without power, and many are coping with life-altering damage and displacement.
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Switching to a new web browser can feel as life-altering as switching barbers, mobile providers, or health insurance plans.
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Matta surmised that Kraft's wealth and reputation will likely shield him from life-altering consequences, no matter the case's outcome.
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The application window for this potentially life-altering startup pitch competition slams shut in — you guessed it — less than two weeks.
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Either way, credit cards really can teach some life-altering lessons, including some that hurt your pride more than your pocketbook.
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The teen's parents, however, don't want him to undergo "such a life-altering decision at this time," citing his mental state.
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It's hard to believe it'll work that well in the real world, but it would be life-altering if it did.
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He described the thought process behind the life-altering decision to permantly inscribe Missy Elliott, a remarkable rapper, on both knees.
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By the sounds of it, they've spent that hiatus living in between an orchestra pit and a life-altering peyote trip.
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According to this life-altering video by The Domestic Geek, you can toss a duvet cover on in under a minute.
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Thousands who served in Iraq and Afghanistan are struggling with life-altering injuries that would have killed veterans of previous wars.
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He said that drug-resistant or "superbug" infections meant some soldiers had problems for years after their initial life-altering injuries.
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The experience was so life-altering that they decided to dedicate themselves to empowering more women to make the same accomplishment.
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INARA connects children from conflict zones with medical professionals who help save their lives or perform life-altering surgeries on them.
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In southern Florida, residents faced life-altering damage and displacement that would prevent a return to normal life for some time.
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With dam levels drastically low, life-altering emergency water restrictions have been implemented in a desperate bid to prevent the catastrophe.
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Just 17, Flannery was swept into an intoxicating, life-altering affair with an older graduate student and teaching assistant named Anne.
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Treated sooner after a life-altering event, children can learn to openly address what felt unspeakable and forge a productive path.
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While Hill may have passed on a chance to join the DC universe, he has another life-altering role ahead: husband.
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Their stories illustrate how items as simple as a recliner, a graduation dress and a MetroCard can have life-altering effects.
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It was a dramatic and life-altering moment, but understanding my mother's challenges didn't change my unmet needs as her daughter.
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But here's the very tricky caveat: While disordered eating is a common problem, it's not always a big, bad, life-altering problem.
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Through tears, he described the deep, life-altering pain created by this device and the surgeries he needed to repair the damage.
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A local officer's observation about attire, tattoos, affiliation or in my case, vandalism, can set a life-altering legal process in motion.
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"When schools aren't fully prepared for a disaster life altering consequences may occur including increased morbidity and mortality," Fagbuyi said by email.
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"Hearing loss is kind of an invisible disorder, but it is truly life altering for the person who is impacted," said Kasper.
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The use of corrosive liquids, which leave victims gruesomely disfigured with life-altering injuries, has grown in popularity the last few years.
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The show follows 911 first responders on their daily grind, which can encapsulate everything from faulty plumbing to devastating, life-altering emergencies.
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But he says a life-altering health crisis in 2015 was just the wake-up call he needed to make a change.
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Were you so distracted by Beyoncé's life-altering performance that you completely overlooked the countless other celebrities at the Grammys last night?
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By taking a little less than he's ostensibly worth, Embiid can insure his fragile body with a nine-figure, life-altering deal.
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In the realm of life-altering diseases, a switch from a proven medical treatment to an unproven one could have serious consequences.
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In reality, melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer and a life-altering disease that affects approximately 178,000 Americans per year.
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And no matter how many times my mind takes me back to that horrible, life-altering moment, it is not all darkness.
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Having a parent die at a young age is a life-altering experience that can make them feel different from their peers.
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"Some are left with permanent scars, or worse, with life-altering wounds or irreversible damage," Juliette Touma, A UNICEF spokesperson, told Refinery29.
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We had a total of four dead and more than 30 wounded, with injuries ranging in severity from minor to life-altering.
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While staying put means one less change in the midst of an already life-altering event, it often makes little financial sense.
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Watch Refinery29's Truth Told episode to learn more about Sarafina's story, and why she chose to make this life-altering decision.
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If so, how would the government ensure that individuals with life-altering illnesses and injuries received care without falling into financial ruin?
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"A commitment to adopting a child is life-altering for both the child and the family," she told Reuters Health by email.
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Now if a student passes away, or suffers a life-altering disability, their student loan debt is forgiven without any tax consequences.
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In 1969 he earned wide acclaim with "Bhuvan Shome," whose title character, a rigid railroad official, takes a life-altering hunting trip.
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It's modeled after the Mexican tradition of retablo painting, folk art that depicts life-altering stories visually on pieces of repurposed metal.
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But he is part of a system where, for him, racism has been funny and shocking, not life-altering, kneecapping, and potentially deadly.
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She and I both went through difficult, life-altering changes in our relationships last year and she didn't want me to be alone.
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Over the course of recent seasons, Jody has begun informally housing wayward girls who've had life-altering run-ins with the show's monsters.
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Art, culture, the economy, and even politics — all needed to be transformed by those who had undergone the life-altering experience of conversion.
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"If the agency had granted our 2011 petition promptly, thousands of women would have been spared serious, preventable life-altering harm," said Carome.
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Even after contracting a life-altering syndrome from a feral cat she befriended on vacation, Gemma Birch still considers herself an animal lover.
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There's heat and purpose waiting to be seized in those unexpected, life-altering summer nights: on the dancefloor, at the bar, among friends.
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Schlacter says Ca$ino's pursuing legal action to cover medical expenses, and to get compensation for life-altering injuries and significant wage loss.
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"We're not just talking about the women who die, we're talking about 50,000 U.S. women who are suffering life-altering harms," Young continued.
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While she faced some insurmountable obstacles, those obstacles would not be because she could not access life-saving healthcare and life-altering therapies.
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Almost all of the stories readers shared with me about doing life-altering things involved changing plans, disappointment and lots of hard work.
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As fishermen deep in the Louisiana bayou, Kindra Arnesen and her family have faced their share of life-altering challenges in recent years.
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She evacuated and may have to confront another life-altering ultimatum if the flooding of her trailer is as destructive as she fears.
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But when making intimate and possibly life-altering requests of others, do it in person — or at least by phone or direct email.
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So much of life is in the gray areas, in how we go on with mundane daily tasks after a life-altering event.
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Its fans (and marketers) feed social media with before and after photos, crediting the diet for life-altering weight loss or other effects.
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You're reluctant to start a family because you get to people with significant debt... It is a financial burden that is life-altering.
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They'll pitch to an expert panel of judges and vie for the Disrupt Cup, $50,000 and potentially life-altering investor and media attention.
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While the disease can be life-altering, physical therapy and aids like canes and walkers can improve the ability to perform daily activities.
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So can Brianna, who is presented with a life-altering question — which quickly becomes a demand — and is steadfast enough not to buckle.
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In something so personal, so profoundly life-altering as pregnancy, it's silly to think that there is a simple black-and-white answer.
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Lacey says his intentions were good: He simply wanted Charles to have the same sort of life-altering experience that he had at Gordonstoun.
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The point is: When we test a new product, service, or treatment, we often anticipate immediate, life-altering results that we don't always get.
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Our epic pitch-off features exceptional startups vying for $50,000 cash, the Disrupt cup and a boatload of life-altering media and investor exposure.
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They're $1,000, $10,215, $230,243 life-altering mistakes — mistakes that sink students further in debt, with financial ramifications that trickle down to the next generation.
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Instead, they often face shame, stigma, and reprimanding for making such a life-altering decision while muddling whatever timeline people have deemed more appropriate.
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Deputy Chief Brian Foley says the veteran female officer suffered "life-threatening, life-altering injuries" Thursday morning and was undergoing surgery at Hartford Hospital.
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Much more difficult and less socially acceptable to describe is the body- and life-altering joy of producing one of your new favorite people.
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The next day, Sagese took another Biaxin pill before going out on a morning walk—which would prove to be a life-altering decision.
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Rape is a pervasive, horrible crime, but we live in a culture where it's not considered the vile, life-altering crime that it is.
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During her long career, Harriet made frequent visits to the Veterans Affairs Hospital in Minneapolis to meet with veterans suffering from life-altering injuries.
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Using a makeup brush is about as commonplace an action as it gets, but for this Australian woman, it was a life-altering move.
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Everything changes when he finds true love — but then he's hit with the life-altering gut punch that goes by the name of cancer.
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He is wise enough to know that making those decisions while in the middle of a life-altering tragedy is not a good idea.
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In theory, placing such restraints could mean potential life-altering health benefits in the portion of the population that needs those changes the most.
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Some with life-altering disabilities — my blind friend, another with two prosthetic legs — are more serene and complain less than those with minor ailments.
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By giving people facing a life-altering legal action the chance to fight back, the system is more humane and our communities are stronger.
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Her death came five years after US congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords sustained life-altering injuries after being shot in the head at a constituency meeting.
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The bill is based on the idea that "intersex people should be free to choose whether to undergo life-altering surgeries" on their genitalia.
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This can have serious consequences when facial recognition is used to make life-altering decisions, such as whether or not someone should be arrested.
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And when it comes to big, life-altering choices, the need to get it right (because life is short!), combined with ever-looming F.
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"The historian's backward gaze can capture the life-altering convergence of the drug business, gangs and a newly unforgiving criminal justice system," Allen writes.
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Wish Upon a Wedding goes the next step and offers free wedding and vow renewals for couples facing terminal illness or life-altering circumstances.
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According to the Journal of Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Disorders, this life-altering illness is startlingly prevalent, with approximately 176 million people impacted worldwide.
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Everyone should have equal opportunity to rise beyond the station of their birth, and to rise again if they have a life-altering setback.
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We want our family members and friends who have life-altering disabilities to not have to face more challenges, but instead have greater accessibility.
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Securing a spot on the national team could be one of those life-altering moments, and the quota system has led to heated debate.
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We're talking about competing in Startup Battlefield, our legendary, life-altering pitch-off that takes place at Disrupt San Francisco 23 on October 2-4.
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Dry shampoo is a modern-day miracle: Its ability to make three-days-post-blowout hair look freshly-washed is nothing short of life-altering.
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Lynette knew I was in a relationship, which she respected, and she wasn't pressuring me to make any decisions — let alone major, life-altering ones.
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Do not let our children suffer in the dark — let's shed light on this life-altering illness today so that we can change their tomorrow.
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You must pull this app and save thousands of children from developing and supporting life altering eating disorders that will eventually kill some of them.
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Simply competing — and launching your startup on a world stage in front of the industry's most influential VCs and media — is a life-altering experience.
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But as AI increasingly informs life-altering decisions in banking, defense and other areas, top figures in the field are marshaling researchers for political action.
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An audience of thousands will watch as the best early-stage startups compete for $100,000 in non-equity cash and a potentially life-altering experience.
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And even if superheroes are not outright killing people, if you take a realistic view of their powers, they've probably caused some life-altering injuries.
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The family finally got the courage to ask the life-altering question when their mother, bedridden and unable to move or eat, refused medical treatment.
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Rarely, do we ever get to hear about the life-altering details of such a situation; the aftershocks and unspoken effects on those who've survived.
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But for some former students — whether at major universities, community colleges, or another type of postsecondary institution — repaying loans can be a life-altering struggle.
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Retired NBA star Dikembe Mutombo flew an 8-year-old boy named Matadi from Africa to the United States this week for life-altering surgery.
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When life-threatening and life-altering injuries are built into the way a game is played, it's time to change the rules of the game.
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" She added, "I think it's part of the woman thing that we do, where we nurture people ... to seek a life-changing, life-altering result.
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I knew people who made life-altering commitments to "revolution," even when it became clear that in America it wasn't going to happen anytime soon.
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I expected to vomit my guts out, have vibrant visions, and arrive at life-altering realizations, as many who have consumed the hallucinogenic plant describe.
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In season two, Insecure proves it knows better than most that even the seemingly tiniest mistakes and careless moments can nonetheless have life-altering effects.
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In the face of these life-altering changes, Trump is drafting rules to make it easier for major polluters to drive up the earth's temperature.
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Nureyev recounts being put in a room at Orly and, as French rules demanded, left alone for five minutes to make a life-altering decision.
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It is our shared desire, perhaps, to be immersed in the alluring fantasy of being closer to a life-altering change than we actually are.
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This is especially true when it comes to health care policy, which has the most personal and life-altering effects on individuals and their families.
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The story unfolds over months, and the life-altering events that occur are revealed slowly and by indirection, sometimes as if they were conversational afterthoughts.
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The Seer's visions come to fruition as the final season answers important life-altering questions while making it clear, the war is far from over.
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No one asks grown-ass people why they choose to have kids, even though they're making a life-altering decision with an abundance of unknowns.
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From our seemingly safe vantage point, we're granted the privilege of witnessing a life-altering experience while knowing that we have the luxury of time.
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Moreover, living retirees suffering from the life-altering mood and behavior disorders associated with the disease—including depression, explosive anger, impulsive behavior—get nothing, too.
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State lottery commissions cite the excitement and promote playing as an inexpensive form of entertainment that might come with a life-altering payoff (though it won't).
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Grizz confronts Sam about the fact that he's having a baby, and is pretty upset that Sam didn't tell him about this giant, life-altering thing.
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Several former patients told BuzzFeed News earlier this year that these doctor visits, which they stayed silent about for years, were traumatizing, humiliating, and life-altering.
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In 2017, I made the life-altering decision to quit my "normal" 9-to-5 job and pursue a new career as a full-time freelancer.
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It's wild to see this moment come full circle, and just how life-altering Randall ended up being towards the end of his biological father's life.
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There are also true Christians in the South who do life-altering things for people out of loving hearts and don't resort to shaming to control.
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"Weight loss surgery is a life-altering surgery, so you have to be prepared for all the changes that come along with it," Dr. Choi says.
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For instance: Would you rather be notified of a life-altering diagnosis in a face-to-face conversation with your doctor or via a push notification?
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The new live event will go inside the lives of families across the United States to deliver life altering moments as they occur in real time.
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"Every company has to decide what they want to focus on, and for us it's paying for these life-altering events for our employees, " he says.
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That life-altering moment for the late-night comic has spurred a heated national debate about the ongoing Republican campaign to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Chelette told the news outlet he had also been attracted to men in the past but later changed after having a life-altering experience with Jesus.
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Who can name a good reason to continue burdening people of color with life-altering criminal convictions for something whites do without the consequence of conviction?
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The best way I can describe it: You have to make life-altering decisions at a place in your life where you have the least foresight.
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"These can be life-altering injuries: In a second, an injury can occur that will be with you the rest of your life," Dr. Smith said.
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This past July, the 1-year-old was flown to New York City to undergo a life-altering surgery, which Levitin said was unique to her.
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From Silicon Valley execs to A-list comedians, it seems that everyone had an opinion on the supposedly life-altering benefits of extreme moderation in 2019.
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This money is specifically for employees who are going through a "life-altering event," and all requests are reviewed by a committee of four Sweetgreen employees.
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These big, life-altering acts -- being raped as your sexual initiation -- are troubling to read about; it's heartbreaking, if not entirely surprising, how common this is.
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The challenge for Democrats will be convincing those people to face the cameras — an obviously life-altering moment, and one that few of them likely relish.
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Though the moment happened in the isolated world of reality TV, the real world implications of disclosing a transgender person's gender history can have life-altering implications.
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She says she is thankful for the support she's been receiving from complete strangers, and says it has been helping her get through this life-altering time.
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Finding quality cancer treatment is a life-altering pursuit, but too often financial challenges force patients to decide whether they can afford a potentially life-saving treatment.
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Why it matters: It's not surprising we spend a lot on Medicare beneficiaries, considering they are older, often have many chronic conditions or have life-altering disabilities.
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"Announcing an event as life-altering as a pregnancy is a big decision," says Raquel Dardik, MD, Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at NYU.
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I had also started wearing contacts, which was surely life-altering, but when you have as terrible vision as I do, glasses are never far from reach.
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Describing transgender children as "the new victims on the block" in terms of school bullying, the award-winning writer said she preferred delaying any life-altering decisions.
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When she decides to write her own obituary, a young journalist (Seyfried) takes up the task of finding out the truth, resulting in a life-altering friendship.
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However, the idea that certain vaccines could increase the risk of a life-altering disorder proved very potent, and the paper helped spark the anti-vaccine movement.
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Now, I know Nougat isn't any sort of life-altering update, but it does have a few niceties to it and Sony's neglect signals a bigger issue.
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What he found was striking and life altering: There had been plenty of mixing among the first generation of Muslims, and no one had seemed to mind.
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Naz's parents, who lose their livelihood when the cab is impounded, can't afford a modest defense fee and have to make life-altering decisions on the fly.
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Disappointment—whether it's from a life-altering job you didn't get or crawling into bed at night and realizing the sheets are still in the wash—blows.
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As teenagers, many of us planned, dreamed, and prepared with anticipation and excitement for the expectedly life-altering new period that would begin when we turned 18.
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Eleven years later, I'm stuck in debt, besieged by bank fees and unable to get myself out of what has become a life-altering real estate clusterfuck.
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The life-altering peculiarities of the American immigration system collide, in Hunter East Harlem Gallery's group show "The Extraordinary," with the slippery problem of defining artistic success.
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Another has resigned his position as an Assistant United States Attorney -- a life-altering act of professional consequence conveyed to the court in a one-sentence filing.
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Early retirees take a glass-half-full approach to most things, from making life-altering decisions about work to picking the right wine to sip during dinner.
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So if doctors aren't looking for osteoporosis, and many patients are turning down treatment, how can we prevent life-altering falls like those suffered by my grandparents?
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She could never brace for the impact of what would hit her, nor grasp the extent of life-altering changes that would take place in the following years.
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Treatment for prostate cancer, including surgery and radiation, can have life-altering side effects like erectile dysfunction, urinary incontinence, and bowel problems, so misdiagnosis is a big deal.
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Scout the golden retriever experienced this life-altering situation firsthand when he went to fetch his ball from a kiddy pool and was met with cold, hard reality.
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The video, which features a doctor explaining the different procedures needed to reduce the life-altering symptoms, is difficult to watch and shows Gaga at her most vulnerable.
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Second, living retirees suffering from the life-altering mood and behavior disorders associated with the CTE—including depression, explosive anger, and impulsive behavior—will not be compensated, either.
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There are two life-altering moments between Camille in Adora in this episode, one in public and one in private, and each is evil in its own way.
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David survived the life-altering abuse back in 1997, but would require constant care for the remainder of his life, which came to an end on March 6.
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"Given the life-altering impact child marriage has on a young girl's life, any reduction is welcome news, but we've got a long way to go," Malhotra said.
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Following a single dose of psilocybin, 60 to 80 percent had life-altering reductions in symptoms, which led to improved quality of life for six months or more.
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"I trained a lot planning to break a record - and to ensure my safety, because even a small mistake could be dangerous and life-altering," Marchelashvili said afterwards.
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Yet abnormal results often lead to more invasive testing and then to treatment — surgery or radiation — that can cause life-altering side effects, including incontinence and sexual dysfunction.
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"Rai" (Paradise), which follows three characters as they make life-altering choices, is one of 20 films competing for the coveted Golden Lion that will awarded on Saturday.
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If you want your relationship to be happy and healthy five or 10 years from now, it's important you have difficult conversations about life-altering topics early on.
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A few hours after getting home, I sit down on my couch and begin to sob—the kind of crying where your body heaves with life-altering loss.
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"A few small changes could mean the difference between a child having life-altering developmental problems or being completely healthy," he wrote Benning's garrison command in December 2228.
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From there, the way out doesn't come in huge, life-altering adjustments and decisions all at once, but in "low-risk baby steps," according to Dr. Marty Nemko.
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An injury from this simple activity can result in life-altering circumstances -- and such accidents are increasing, according to a study published in the medical journal JAMA Surgery.
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"Something as simple as eating fruits and vegetables could have a major impact on the prevalence of a life-altering disease, such as peripheral artery disease," he said.
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Would we any longer excuse the owner of a coal mine if he presided over injuries that led to hundreds of his employees sustaining life-altering brain damage?
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For transgender and gender non-conforming people, gender-affirming surgeries are life-altering procedures, which, for many, can greatly reduce gender dysphoria and improve their quality of life.
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"Shout" serves as both a testament to the life-altering, lifesaving impact of these types of stories — and as an urgent and brutal reminder of their ongoing necessity.
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While high school and college seniors gear up to begin their post-grad lives, select stars are preparing to deliver inspiring, hilarious and life-altering speeches on graduation day.
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He said he was moved to act in part by the investigations and calls from parents whose sons had been caught up in the system, with life-altering consequences.
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It's been a while since we've seen Kim, due to some pretty life-altering circumstances we won't dive into here, but that doesn't mean we can't miss her style.
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Her empire, which spans social media accounts and IRL meet-ups, represents a new Internet phenomenon in which "followers" become actual followers, and "influencers" wield actual life-altering influence.
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It's been five years since Stephanie Decker made the life-altering decision to save her kids instead of herself when a tornado ripped through their town of Henryville, Indiana.
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But now ... Hill is claiming he does in fact have injuries from the crash -- including "serious, life-altering" ones -- and is seeking over $1 mil in damages from Elliott.
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When I was diagnosed with stage 4 — and a very bad stage 4, with both visceral and bone metastasis — less than 18 months later, now THAT was life altering.
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Like "combat fatigue" for post-traumatic stress disorder, it was a cavalier toss-off of a name for what would often turn out to be a life-altering condition.
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While high school and college seniors gear up to begin their post-grad lives, select stars are preparing to deliver inspiring, hilarious and life-altering speeches on graduation day.
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When making small decisions that could potentially have life-altering affects, remember Tatum's tale: You aren't Superman, and you won't be able to move at the speed of light.
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StemExpress paid Planned Parenthood to break the law, divulging confidential patient medical information in order to bring outside market forces to bear on pregnant women making life-altering decisions.
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As soon as I leaned forward, I had reached for Tolkien's ring, or tasted some life-altering drug, or crossed a magical line, and there was no going back.
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Many testimonials to this Ailey effect come from inside the organization itself: from the dancers, directors and guest choreographers who cite their first experience of Ailey as life-altering.
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Yes, most of these things are not life altering and jaw dropping acts, however I hope that these little things can change someones life, even for a few seconds.
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Nationwide federal immigration court judges make thousands of life-altering decisions, including granting or denying individuals humanitarian protection or the opportunity to live and work in the United States.
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Our day-long deep dive into these two life-altering technologies takes place on March 3 at UC Berkeley and features the best and brightest minds, makers and influencers.
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Personal Health For patients with life-altering illnesses or anyone just getting older, it helps to roll with the punches and make the best of the here and now.
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Rather, it's a treatise on truth, identity and the life-altering power of fame, at which point it feels as if we're the ones Dolan is trying to convince.
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Davis said that many women are still struggling to cope with life-altering injuries and that she hopes Thursday's judgment will lead to others receiving justice around the world.
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In Japan however, the humble game of janken (as it's known there) is not reserved simply for passing the time in the playground, but for life altering TV moments.
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Its sole purpose is to bully Dr. Ford and deprive her of the ability to make a considered decision that has life-altering implications for her and her family.
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A broken headlight, a seatbelt not worn, a child not in a car seat may be minor traffic violations, but for unauthorized immigrants, they can have life-altering consequences.
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There's no getting around it: The 2016 presidential race has been nutty, or rather, the longest season of a very intense, life-altering sport that doesn't seem to ever end.
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Lulu and Candy's sisterhood comes into heavier focus this year as they go through some life-altering times — episode 4 airing on July 9 is, in particular, a game-changer.
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Investors need to change their approach to investing in pharmaceutical companies that are working to develop life-altering treatments, former Aetna Chairman and CEO Mark Bertolini told CNBC on Friday.
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After attending another transformative, life-altering conference, a friend asked why he left feeling no different than the day he got there, while I felt like I was Isaac 2.0.
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Whether it's the life-altering benefits of foreplay or the importance of communication, these are the valuable lessons they learned (or are still learning) about sex during this impressionable decade.
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Many times that can be a beautiful thing when people are given the power to share life-altering stories and find a community they feel they can finally relate to.
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"I remember Ronald walking with us late nights talking to young men and women in an effort to steer them away from making bad, life-altering decisions," Mr. Williams said.
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Along the way, she pulls the focus in tight to show how life-altering it can be when a young person learns the darker truths of his culture or country.
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"So you never know when dramatic, tragic, life-altering scenarios knock at your door and you have to answer them," Patrick told a crowd of Hill staffers and other guests.
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Still, it feels as though we've crossed a Rubicon in which our darkest angels have been unleashed, and every day, routine actions can become life-threatening, or life-altering, events.
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While both women say they feel robbed of their childhoods together, they have come to be at peace with uncovering this life-altering revelation at this stage in their lives.
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Together, these organization create a type of underground abortion railroad for women facing life altering events if they can't come up with the money for a standard, safe medical procedure.
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Given how the world is changing—the pressures of climate change, the life-altering possibilities of new technologies, issues around digital privacy and more—that's more important now than ever.
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I derive so much inspiration and hope from the people we film, who are going through such life-altering circumstances or journeys, or life threatening situations, or overcoming certain things.
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If, to paraphrase a quote attributed to Thomas Mann, a person's dying is more his family's affair than his own, the event is for most families cataclysmic and life-altering.
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"For a number of my clients, that's the last thing in the world they would want and could have life-altering consequences," Ms. Katz said in an interview on Sunday.
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While the failure rate of the lithium-ion batteries is very small, the consequences of a failure, as we have seen, can be severe and life-altering for the consumer.
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She did use her private coverage to pay for the surgeries her oldest son needs for the rare bone disorder Perthes disease, a life-altering diagnosis, at a private hospital.
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It is about a more fundamental divide, between those who believe in evidence as a basis for life-altering and nation-defining decisions and those who adhere unflinchingly to dogma.
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" Citing the teen's mental state, Brinkman said, "it does not appear that this child is even close to being able to make such a life-altering decision at this time.
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This stunning little exhibition at the Met provides an intense, possibly life-altering immersion in the profound artistry of Native Americans, both before and after they had contact with Europeans.
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On June 7, 2016, the Massachusetts native was playing his weekly basketball game in his local men's league, when a routine drive to the basket turned into a life-altering play.
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Then, a (fake) Netflix producer named Kathleen DeFontes emails Maldonado with a life-altering message: Netflix would like the acquire the distribution rights to the show and inject some production value.
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For those contemplating adoption, a repeal of the adoption tax credit would have been life-altering for many prospective adoptive parents, potentially eliminating their ability to begin or expand their families.
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The U.S. population spends literal trillions on healthcare every year, paying into a system that hemorrhages money annually, and accruing a staggering, life-altering amount of medical debt in the process.
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And indeed, the gene-editing tool has already been unleashed on an impressive range of life-altering tasks, from the removal of malaria from mosquitos to a potential treatment for HIV.
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"It's just been a completely life altering experience from start to finish — and within a week," said Souder, speaking to CNN Business from The Drunken Crab restaurant in North Hollywood, California.
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She had major surgery and began a life-altering rehabilitation process in six excruciating months in the hospital, which had been open for only a couple of years at that point.
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Attorneys for the plaintiffs said they represent the estates of 69 of the 72 people who perished in the residential high-rise fire, and 177 survivors who suffered life-altering injuries.
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Uranus is the planet of change and in the sign of Scorpio—which is all about metamorphosis—you possess the courage to go through life's many life-altering transformations, head first.
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Meanwhile, advocates for criminal justice reform sought to legitimize cannabis use, so that arrests for possession for personal use or for small-time dealing would not result in life-altering stigma.
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But I just don't feel like the two of them have gone through something so life-altering that it has the kind of dramatic stakes that can carry the show going forward.
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The trip proves life-altering for both, as Louise gets her first taste of the stardom that will define her future, while Norma seeks closure on the ghosts that haunt her past.
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Now, a new study outlines how common such a lack of understanding is—and outlines the detrimental, life-altering impact it can have for Black Americans within the U.S. criminal justice system.
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He works to save their limbs, but sometimes Armstrong and his team must resort to amputation to save the patient, a painful and life-altering measure he knows is nearly always preventable.
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When There's a WillAn alternate universe spinoff where Alicia receives Will Gardner's life-altering "I love you" voicemail, leaves Peter, runs away with Will and saves us all a lot of tears.
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Riley tells me he took a BoltBus from Oakland to LA for his first meeting with Stanfield—for an influential distributor to purchase his film wasn't just validating, it was life-altering.
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But, even when they successfully save a person from dying, trauma doctors and nurses are ambivalent about the long-term prospects of young people who leave the hospital with life-altering injuries.
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The societal costs of those life-altering injuries are far-reaching, ranging from the victims' long-term reliance on federal health care services to their permanent exit from the tax-providing workforce.
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Early retirees take a glass half full approach to most things, from making life-altering decisions about work to picking the right wine to sip on during dinner – and everything in-between.
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"I knew what I had wasn't life ending in any way, but I was also very aware that it was life altering," recalls the 27-year-old member of the Canadian Army.
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And then you can round out the week and prepare yourself for New Year's Eve with a simple, elegant restaurant-style meal: Gabrielle Hamilton's swordfish piccata, with its life-altering emulsified sauce.
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However, 100 years after the Battle of the Somme, we may of finally solved the mystery behind some of the life altering psychological conditions experienced by those who fought for their country.
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What seems an afterthought is that for millions of women, and men, who have endured this sort of violence, the toll is life-altering, even life-derailing, from the moment it happens.
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In the early '80s, the embodiments of downtown N.Y.C. culture Cookie Mueller and Glenn O'Brien co-wrote the play "Drugs," a tragicomedy about two roommates and life-altering substances through the decades.
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Looking back, September 11 stands as so monumental, historic, and life-altering in part because experiencing tragedy collectively at such a nationalized and global scale was so new and unprecedented that day.
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What was supposed to be a quick trip to the store before a Saturday afternoon car wash turned into what felt like half an hour of mulling over a life-altering decision.
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The study, published last year in the Journal of the American Medical Association casts doubt on whether women should base life-altering choices on tests that measure just a handful of hormones.
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First, about the life-altering power of hallucinogens — turns out, peyote isn't that easy to acquire — and second, about how it might feel to talk to myself as kindly as Frankie did.
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"It's unreal to think that someone who is going through one of the most gut-wrenching, life-altering, heartbreaking experiences is still willing to sacrifice and pump for other people's children," she says.
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Guns, to be clear, are a delivery system for life-altering, or even lethal injuries, and if you understand a few basic principles, your body—any body really—can deliver those injuries too.
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After falling less than a half-point short of making the 23 U.S. team and suffering three life-altering injuries in the last four years, the bubbly Texas native is, finally, Olympics-bound.
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Lot is a collection of stories that take place in Houston, TX (Bryan's hometown) and provides a provocative look into the lives of many people who experience devastating, humorous, and life-altering situations.
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In just a week I wa pulled over by the cops, challenged with the imprint an ex left, met the infamous Raquel and received life-altering news that will change one family forever.
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"Back up from whatever computer screen you're next to that's upsetting you, or back up from whatever it is that may be a toxic [element] in your life altering your emotions," she advises.
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INARA is turning two years old and has helped dozens of children impacted by war who have fallen though the gaps, who need life-altering or lifesaving medical care not provided by others.
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Children and adults alike are at risk of a wide range of life-altering treatment effects, including cardiac disease, secondary cancers, sexual and reproductive issues, permanent hair loss, peripheral neuropathy, and many others.
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Lenhart explains just how destructive and life-altering revenge porn can be for victims: Not only can it harm reputations, but it can also get in the way of employment and education opportunities.
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But Dr. Chris Colwell, the hospital's chief of emergency medicine, sees everything from bumps and bruises to life-altering head injuries, and safety concerns popped up almost as soon as the scooters did.
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But each one may lead a patient down a life-altering path, to a grueling treatment that was unnecessary, or to the neglect of a cancer that may or may not prove deadly.
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"Patients who are depending on their insurance companies to make such an important life-altering decision on their behalf should have confidence that their decision is in the patient's best interest," Russo said.
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But for others of us, what happened to Jesus on the cross is profoundly moving and life-altering — not just a historical inflection point, but something that won and keeps winning our hearts.
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Krieg, a former professional dirt bike racer, competed in major races like the AMA Monster Energy Supercross series and the AMA Lucal Oil Pro Motocross series before his life-altering injury in October 2014.
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To unjumble the troublesome penultimate chapter, in which Andre comes to terms with a life-altering decision, she spoke to veteran writer Amy Bloom while the pair of them were at an artists' colony.
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" —Olivia N. "My husband is finally getting around to reading Educated, and he asked me just tonight to remind him why I loved it so much and why I found the book life altering.
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And I don't think I always had PMDD — the paranoia and rage are so acute, so life-altering, that there is no way I wouldn't have noticed it in my twenties, ruining my life.
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There is definitely a noticeable improvement in how the HD1 Free sounds — the larger earbuds offer a wider sound with better bass than the CX 6.00BT, but it's not a massive, life-altering difference.
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This fact, combined with Dolores' father's major life-altering experience of discovering a picture of Times Square left behind by a guest, leaves the Westworld team scrambling for answers: Should they recall the hosts?
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The four brothers were all at track practice at Lakota East High School in Ohio last week when they turned on their phones and learned of their life-altering news, The Washington Post reported.
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Sixteen-year-old Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka), a half-witch, half-mortal, who is presented with a life-altering choice: the mortal world of her closest friends or the magic world of her family.
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And while it's true that I've never considered myself a person who needs a lot of stuff, having a baby is an inarguably life-altering business; perhaps it would change this part of me.
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And I think it is life-altering in a sense: your experience is basically altered, and thereby your perspective—looking at things from the point of view of the underdog, of an oppressed class.
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All the papers and preparation in the world, though, can't get you ready for how radically life-altering the transplant process is, how fundamentally less than human you become while waiting and wasting away.
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For most of the show, the human characters have only inched slowly forward in their conspiracies or quests, while the life-altering experiences have happened to robots who simply get rebooted in the morning.
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If he's spending money, as opposed to points, Mr. Frommer, founder of a new online publication called The New Consumer, is willing to pay for the possibility of a "life-altering meal," he said.
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It can take a while to get there and that was part of Tagore's plan, to simultaneously slow down and stimulate travelers as they approach what they know will be a life-altering place.
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Yet their experiences contain lessons that people can apply during the strange and uncomfortable weeks in quarantine, cut off from almost all social interaction — and what life looks like after a life-altering event.
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It felt as life-altering for me to move from being unable to do abortions to being able to do them as it did to move from being a nonbeliever to becoming a believer.
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In this week's Modern Love essay, writer Zoe Fishman, who met and married her subway crush after years of admiring him from afar, shares the life-altering experience of losing him suddenly and unexpectedly.
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"Early retirees take a glass-half-full approach to most things, from making life-altering decisions about work to picking the right wine to sip on during dinner — and everything in between," Adcock wrote.
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It's Forché's chronicle of a life-altering encounter with Leonel Gómez Vides, an activist who opened her eyes to what was going on in his native El Salvador: poverty, unrest, injustice, and much unease.
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"This has the potential to be life-altering," said Dr. Griffin Myers, a co-founder and the chief medical officer at Oak Street Health, a network of primary care practices for people on Medicare.
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Plenty of teen dramas alternate between paper-thin plots and Very Special Episodes; one of The OC's talents was its ability to combine the two, treating its trifling stories as epic, life-altering events.
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Maybe it's the fact that I haven't been sleeping because things between me and Angela have turned serious in the most life altering way or maybe it's because this has become an everyday ordeal.
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She overcame the limitations of cerebral palsy to pursue a high-stress career where she works with patients who must suddenly cope with life-altering illnesses or injuries including limb loss, stroke and speech disorder.
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The nine months she spent preparing to be a mother helped her prepare for other life-altering events like dealing with an unfaithful partner, and giving advice on how to deal with an unsound one.
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My feminist girl crush, Lena Dunham, has been incredibly vocal in her struggle with the condition and one in 10 women of reproductive age are affected by this life-altering disorder in the UK alone.
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Startup Battlefield, TechCrunch's famous pitch-off competition, is an absolute roller coaster ride as teams of exceptional startups compete head-to-head for $50,000 cash, the Disrupt cup and life-altering media and investor exposure.
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British couple Gina Lyons and Mark Lee are still trying to figure out which category a life-altering choice they made last year — after downing a whole lot of rum on their honeymoon — falls into.
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I asked Bill McKibben, who may one day win a Nobel Prize for his decades of alarm-sounding about life-altering changes to Earth, what a progressive drawn to a third-party candidate should do.
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As Ford referenced during the Thursday hearing, many women face life-altering shame and backlash for coming forward, and for me, there were deeply personal reasons behind my reasoning that affected my recovery and career.
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I was a stranger, but they would tell me these very prolific, life-altering events, and then I'd just press the stop button and walk away, and I'd have these incredible stories on my microphone.
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Like meditation — another new-agey practice that has become my daily, life-altering jam — journaling has been shown to be good for mind and body, reducing stress and anxiety, improving interpersonal relationships, and promoting creativity.
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The mesh, which is used to hold pelvic organs in place when muscles become too weak to do the job, has long been tied to life-altering injuries, including nearly 3003 deaths as of 2018.
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Along with their sidekick and handler, Bosley (Bill Murray), they're tasked with finding a kidnapped billionaire tech entrepreneur (Sam Rockwell) and rescuing the world from a potential privacy breach that could have life-altering consequences.
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Conservative lawmakers argue that they are protecting vulnerable children who may be experimenting with their identity from making life-altering changes to their bodies, a characterization that advocates for transgender youths call misinformed and dangerous.
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If the algorithms aren't effective, YouTube could stop using them entirely and face no threat from the FTC for doing so, leaving creators solely accountable and open to potentially life-altering fines from the government.
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"The Convert," briskly translated from the Dutch by David McKay, is an imaginative flight, full of darkness and light, lively characters, life-altering conflicts, violence and kindness, birth, death and, oddly, a lot of snakes.
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With survivors still grappling with life-altering physical and psychological wounds, community leaders have announced events to honor those affected, including a sunrise ceremony and a recitation of the names of the 58 people killed.
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"The possible life-altering consequences of this act, seeking internet fame, can derail young people's hopes and dreams and ultimately their health," David Taylor, the company's chief executive, said in a statement at the time.
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" He continued: "Bottom line: this is what drunk driving looks like and not a soul alive deserves to be put through this kind of life-altering trauma due to the irresponsible and disgraceful actions of others.
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Television and film brings some light to the reality of cancer and how it can be a life-altering disease, but actors' portrayals of people with the diagnosis can be troubling—and sometimes, downright fucked up.
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Wan was so enamored of them that he reportedly turned down a "life-altering" sum of money to direct the eighth Fast and Furious film in order to work on the sequel to The Conjuring instead.
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It's not children these films are about, really, but choice, which is why these women indulge in fantasies about going back to when they didn't have to feel the weight of making such life-altering ones.
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This is all we get of the future world in The Feed while the core product remains active, with it positioned as a life-altering and addictive layer over reality that's impossible to extract yourself from.
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Earthworks is a new three-part series presented by Live Nation and VICELAND that follows artists on life-altering journeys to remarkable destinations to see how different cultures and environments can influence the music we hear.
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The consistent restraint, persistent marginalization, or life-altering trauma Dowd's characters experience results in powerful self-actualizations that allow their long-awaited senses of self-worth or purposes to come out in all the wrong ways.
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It's early enough in the series that a viewer could be excused for thinking that Roman's veins are not completely sloshing with ice water and that he might let the kid enjoy a life-altering payday.
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The odds of winning are astronomical, but millions of Americans will be hoping for some life-altering luck tonight when winning numbers are drawn for the second-highest jackpot in the history of the Powerball lottery.
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These health conditions are so fundamentally life-altering and indiscriminate that both Republicans and Democrats have long found common ground in helping those Americans affected – and have continued to do so for four decades and counting.
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At a symposium that month with fellow journalists, Mr. Costas remarked on what he saw as the life-altering dangers of the sport, devastating consequences for its players and existential questions confronting the National Football League.
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Barring life-altering political or environmental catastrophe, we carry the art and culture of our formative years warmly through life as the exemplary Good Times, a prism by which all future times are viewed and assessed.
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It's how Booksmart turns a tryhard rich kid (a fantastic Skyler Gisondo) into one of the story's most sympathetic characters, and how a flirty exchange about Hogwarts houses takes on the dimensions of a life-altering connection.
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Even more insidious is how the mere act of sitting in a car for an hour or so each day drastically increases peoples' risks of developing life-altering—sometimes life-ending—conditions like obesity and heart disease.
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While there are still life-altering side effects from chemotherapy, and some forms of cancer have low survival rates, researchers have reported a continued decline in overall cancer death rates due to screening, prevention and new treatments.
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A woman's wedding day is always a life-altering event, but for Davis — whose gender identity was not accepted by her family growing up — the event symbolizes both a healing of past wounds and a new beginning.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It was 1983 when Cookie Monster took a life-altering trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the first of several special visits Cookie Monster has since made to the institution.
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Over the past several years, the VA has been bombarded with thousands of veterans seeking treatment for life-altering injuries, chronic pain and mental health issues — and, those are just the ones who've come forward for help.
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Although Yara Shahidi's character on Grown-ish is the closest Hollywood has gotten to showing a Black girl who isn't tied to a life-altering trauma, her character Zoey Johnson isn't unscathed by the model minority trope.
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Charlie Hunnam's fabulous lead performance brings soulfulness and nuance to Fawcett's life-altering preoccupation, but Gray's sumptuous direction is the real star here, turning Lost City of Z from a pretty period biopic into an epic poem.
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Her policy of denial is challenged by Lauren's new (and first) girlfriend, the self-named, radiantly confident Upendo (Ashley D. Kelley), an opinionated community organizer who is a figure of both parodied pretentiousness and life-altering wisdom.
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Social conservatives in the state&aposs Republican-dominated Congress who support HR 1057, like state representative Fred Deutsch, have said that transgender youth are "too young" to make life-altering medical decisions based on their gender identity.
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It doesn't have to be the most dramatic, life-altering thing that ever happened to you; it can, instead, be about baking brownies with your brother, or a conversation you had on Tuesday's bus ride to school.
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The reports created by Equifax — and two other consumer credit bureaus, Experian and TransUnion — are used to calculate credit scores, the three-digit numbers that banks, insurers, lenders and others often use to make life-altering decisions.
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Sometimes it's just a small collection of usernames and passwords from a relatively inconsequential forum, other times it's tens of millions of records of data that has a truly negatively, life-altering impact on those who've been exposed.
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" It wasn't until a life-altering car accident in Mississippi rocked her world that Williams discovered her own alternative-country-rock sound and learned the true meaning of allowing "past experiences to shape our sound and our lyrics.
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It's life-altering, said Kerry Sutton, a North Carolina–based attorney who has worked on campus sexual assault cases and who defended one of the Duke lacrosse players falsely accused in a 2006 case that made national headlines.
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Swap out Robert Downey Jr. as brilliant weapons engineer Tony Stark for Benedict Cumberbatch as brilliant surgeon Stephen Strange — complete with arrogant air, hipster goatee and life-altering trauma to kick things off — and it's downright déjà vu.
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Translating the complicated emotions of depression to a single number is not easy, particularly as a complete assessment also requires a tally of the physical signs that may accompany depression, and the life-altering events that may result.
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If you want your relationship to be happy and healthy five or 10 years from now, though, it's important you have difficult conversations about life-altering topics early and often — and before marriage is even in the picture.
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"When you are dealing with life-changing, life-altering decisions like this, there are a lot of factors that come into play, mostly family," he said before the Brewers' 22011-2 home win over the Pirates on Sunday.
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Yet we have effectively delivered close to half a billion dollars of humanitarian assistance in the form of new hospitals, repaired homes, clean water, vaccinations, job training, improved sanitation and other life-altering assistance to millions of Haitians.
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For many others like him, especially in those early days, the first encounter with Bitcoin was like a religious epiphany—powerful, life-altering, a glimpse of an entirely different and perhaps more agreeable way of ordering human affairs.
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More than in other descriptions of his revelations, Permanent Record makes clearer than ever that Snowden's central concern, and what drove him to his life-altering decision to digitally disembowel his employer, is not any specific surveillance abuse.
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With the heft of a 10-hour mini-series or a literary doorstop, this Oscar nominee for best documentary feature — narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, speaking words taken entirely from Baldwin's pages — is "life-altering," Mr. Scott added.
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What matters is that front-loading your day with gratitude — whether at the small scale or by revelling at length in the love-producing details — is one of the most potent and life-altering disciplines we can cultivate.
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That's what ultimately inspired DoNotPay, a chatbot Browder designed to take on all the annoying little (and sometimes life-altering) legal issues that come up in life, like parking tickets (the bot has successfully fought 160,000 fines and counting).
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And while the Biohub isn't the first to hand out cash to wet lab geeks in hopes of making life-altering discoveries, it's not like the XPRIZE or some other sort of competition after the selection process is done.
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Pregnancy is both a major medical event and a major financial one, and the decision of whether and when to give birth or become a parent is one of the most foundational, life-altering choices a person can make.
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Dance singles offer concentrated dopamine hits and lengthy mixes offer IV drips of all sorts of pleasant neurotransmitters, but 2016's vast slate of electronic full-lengths, while sometimes more gradual in their effects, are no less life-altering.
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The home normally cares for two kinds of patients -- long-term residents who may have dementia or other life-altering ailments, and short-term residents who need extra help for a period of rehabilitation after an illness or operation.
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Looking back, I can see that my upbringing demanded that losing a limb at the tender but quite conscious age of 10, when Jim Crow was still the law of much of the land, be no life-altering tragedy.
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Now the president has walked back his promise to regulate the vaping industry and ban most flavored e-cigarettes, even as they render an entire generation more vulnerable to nicotine addiction — not to mention life-altering severe lung injury.
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Most of all, I hope that they will understand how many people they might encounter in their daily lives who have had these kinds of life-altering experiences — and take the time to engage with them in meaningful conversation.
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Despite this seemingly obvious solution is a life-altering problem, studies have shown that as many as one third of late-state PAD patients do not receive arterial testing to determine if they are a candidate for this procedure.
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Ranging from the mundane nuances of family life (taking care of her daughter and dog, spending time with her parents) to the more life-altering (selecting her OBGYN and giving birth to her daughter), Roberts's comics maintain deadpan humor.
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Often, as the philosopher Laurie Paul has argued (as explained in an essay here by the psychologist Paul Bloom last year), we are not even in a position to imagine what our lives will be like after a life-altering decision.
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Watch More From VICE: Confessions of an Addict For something so potentially life-altering, if not catastrophic, you might expect public health researchers to know how common it is for someone to end up with a disability from a heroin overdose.
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" Robust research shows that doctors are notoriously bad at delivering life-altering news, said Dr. Anthony Back, an oncologist and palliative care expert at the University of Washington in Seattle, who wasn't surprised that Naito's diagnosis was poorly handled. "Dr.
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It's a typical early '90s Oscar bid, uniting two big stars behind a story about how a person who's not living with some life-altering condition learns a lesson about being human after spending some time with a person who is.
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Deciding to have gender confirmation surgery can be life-altering for a transgender person, because it allows them to more fully encompass the body that matches their gender identity, rather than that of the sex they were assigned at birth.
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Given the reach of AI and its significant life-altering implications – particularly when the civil liberties and freedoms of individuals are at stake – we must address the complex issues the technology presents, including mitigating bias, inequity, and other potential harms.
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If we continue to over-regulate and constrain the innovative potential of these life-altering technologies, then perhaps it is perfectly plausible to suggest that China or India will instead fill the void in becoming the centers of frontier research.
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"The findings from some genetic tests can be life-altering, and people should decide whether or not they wish to receive the results after substantial contemplation," Adam C. Powell, a healthcare economist and adjunct professor at Northeastern University, told VICE.
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Just think about how big of an impact the tech community could have on actual, life-altering problems people face in our society if the same amount of resources went toward them as they do to more consumer-driven products.
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Before you upend the concept of concrete identity, you have to be able to depict or articulate identity with more nuance, and do so without people choking to death on their own headset cables before reaching their life-altering epiphany.
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"I always find myself doing the hardest work, doing the most life-altering work, not going with the status quo," Turner said in an interview last week, the morning after Biden beat Sanders soundly in several big primaries, including Michigan's.
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But where in the past the divisions between them have largely centered on who -- state or city -- would pay for what and who -- Cuomo or de Blasio -- would get the credit, the questions now are more immediate and potentially life-altering.
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Something has to be incredibly useful and life-altering for me to fold it into my daily life, and I haven't found an app yet that I use every single day no matter where I am or what I'm doing.
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Thus began an off-and-on relationship that lasted nearly two years, years that witnessed the publication of "On the Road" and life-altering fame — not only Kerouac's but also that of many of his closest friends, other Beat Generation writers.
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While Aviv is right to criticize the blunt instrument of polypharmacy, I fear that patients who might truly benefit from antidepressants will be frightened by stories such as Delano's, and turn away from what could be a life-altering treatment.
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More than just a chance to win another medal, he sees it as a chance to continue the mission he started when he joined the army -- and to prove that not even a life-altering injury can slow him down.
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Last month, the White House proposed changes to NEPA that will erode the process for environmental review and weaken our ability to offer our experiences and perspectives in response to potentially destructive and life-altering projects being built in our backyards.
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And look, if life-altering disease survivors aren't your thing, you could rally for the lives of the poor and elderly, since they will be the ones most impacted by the cuts to Medicaid and Medicare President Trump is proposing.
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Once we got over the initial shock of watching Jon and Dany, who are officially confirmed to be nephew and aunt, having boat sex, our attention shifted to one big question: Who is going to break the life-altering news to Jon?
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Whether they've transitioned to the afterlife or suffered a life-altering incident, the episodes showcase the Mama Medium star's conversations, including a mother whose young child died unexpectedly, a family who lost a father in a plane crash and a heart transplant patient.
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"These children and their parents have experienced horrific, life-altering trauma that was intentionally inflicted on them by our government," Stanton Jones, an attorney at the firm Arnold & Porter, which is representing some of the families, said in a statement on Monday.
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Mourning the loss of 286 lives as fully as we mourn the loss of a hero is a tall order—and mourning the sometimes life-altering tragedies that have befallen roughly 1,000 people across an entire country is an even taller one.
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If this is the painstakingly planned way Riverdale unravels a fairly minor mystery like the identity of some random new man in a hat, its handling of a season-spanning, life-altering conundrum like the Black Hood killer seems out of character.
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The completeness of Facebook allows people to create better substitutes for in-person support groups in a wide range of ever-narrowing demographics — from casual interests like Instant Pot recipes for Korean food to heavy life-altering circumstances like rare forms of cancer.
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Experts say that these zero-tolerance policies were initially enacted to punish kids who brought guns and drugs to school, and that administrators are being lazy in doling out potentially life-altering punishments like suspension and expulsion for issues that involve free speech.
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For many patients like Phillips who choose to have FFS, the surgery can be "earth-shattering and life-altering," and a matter of safety, says Jess Ting, MD, director of surgery at the Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery at Mount Sinai.
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But it was the latter whose life-altering effects were the most surprising: In the span of a few minutes, coffee went from the joyous, hot thing that got me through the days to a poison that everybody else was immune to.
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Writing for the for majority, Chief Justice William Rehnquist opined that although competent individuals have the right to refuse treatment for themselves, the burden of proof is much higher if someone else is seeking to make a life-altering decision for them.
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Obviously that would make it easier to post to Facebook when your hands are busy, and it could be life altering for people with severe physical limitations, but it would also, you know, be a computer, run by Facebook, that READS YOUR MIND.
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After making the major announcement that she will be launching brick and mortar Kylie Cosmetics stores in the very near future, the teen made yet another life-altering revelation on her Instagram account on Monday evening—she wants to be a brunette again.
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Thanks to vaccines, many infectious diseases — like smallpox and polio — no longer exist outside of laboratories in the US. Their lasting elimination has spurred researchers to work to develop new types of immunizations that could help people avoid other life-altering diseases.
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Life-altering, self-inflicted change like career pivots or cross-country moves don't trouble me, but my music playlist has not fundamentally changed in 15 years and the loss of trivial things that I return to largely for nostalgic reasons causes existential panic.
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In contrast to a mainstream press that quickly transformed Mr. Ashe into an African-American icon and exemplar of racial progress, Mr. Zimmerman represented the athlete as he lived, a complex and self-possessed man in the midst of a life-altering event.
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In an environment where teens spend around nine hours using some form of online media every day, it doesn't take long for them to be influenced by an "all-about-the-likes" sense of values that can potentially lead to life-altering decisions.
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On today's episode: We talk with Emily Bazelon, a writer for The New York Times Magazine who has been covering Ms. Jackson's case, about why the omission of evidence, despite its life-altering consequences, is hard to detect — and almost never punished.
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" Rebecca Jancauskas, special counsel at Shine Lawyers and lead lawyer in the case, told CNN that it was a "very significant day" for the "thousands of Australian women who have suffered horrific and often life altering complications as a result of these products.
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While the obsessive watching of shows, from Breaking Bad to The Haunting of Hill House to Making a Murderer, isn't necessarily bad for you (unless it becomes a life-altering, addiction-like behavior), this on-demand, unchecked streaming feeds off our more primitive, evolutionary instincts.
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Babies are being born with life-altering brain damage to women infected with Zika during their pregnancies, immune-compromised adults are dying of complications, and a Zika-triggered auto-immune disorder called Guillain-Barré attacks the nervous system, causing temporary paralysis and even death.
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Like that more famous fount of lovable nurturing — the cute teacher in a cardigan — guidebooks gently usher you into new, potentially life-altering experiences while somehow making you believe that the rice-producing regions of the Po River Valley are all about You, You, You.
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Even in the midst of some of our most calamitous national struggles, Americans who would ordinarily view one another through a lens of skepticism, suddenly unify as one, without the demand for preconditions or concessions from those who are afflicted by such life altering situations.
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Now that we know that autism is common, and comes in all the hues and shades of a broad human spectrum, we need to give law enforcement officers the knowledge that they need to avoid turning a routine call into a life-altering calamity.
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It is also essential for Americans on the mainland to appreciate that their fellow Americans in the Caribbean have suffered a life-altering catastrophe greater than Hurricanes Katrina or Harvey and require the same outpouring of help and sympathy as New Orleans or Houston.
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In cases in which people suffered life-altering injuries like brain damage or paralysis, the victims' lawyer and she would each hire a "life-care planner" to compute the costs of a lifetime of home care, transportation, home renovations for access, and so on.
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Mr. Stucky was feeling much the same way, as he too had had a life-altering experience, he said, a nightmare in which he was on his knees and looking up at a stranger who was telling him he had only 24 hours to live.
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After sustaining a life-altering head and neck injury in years prior, Zweiman could not physically make her way to the Women's March in Washington, D.C. Still able to knit, Zweiman focused on her craft and contributed to the iconic tide of pink hats.
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"Unabashedly an upbeat, snazzily shot infomercial that accentuates and overdoes the positives of this well-scrubbed quintet, 'Us' still manages to capture the lads' refreshing ability to remain basically who they were while coping with life-altering changes," wrote Stephen Schaefer for The Boston Herald.
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The Zika crisis, and the possibility of thousands of babies being born with life-threatening or life-altering disabilities, deserves a more thoughtful and developed response—one that Francis could have made during his trip to Mexico as part of his official agenda, but didn't.
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The out-of-nowhere-life-altering breakups, the at first gut-wrenching and subsequently chill breakups, the somewhat humbling and the deeply, deeply humiliating breakups: We're here to examine the breakups that punctuate our relationships as well as the ones that eventually come to define them.
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As the nation on Monday processed the news that the outdoor concert venue in Las Vegas had become the scene of the worst mass shooting in modern US history, victims and their loved ones were also left to come to terms with the life-altering events.
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But even if you've never experienced a life-altering moment of crisis due to short-lived technology, chances are you've had to deal with smaller-scale inconveniences of a similar nature: missed connections, transportation snafus, or challenges printing an important report/paper for work or school.
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Joanie Balderstone and Rebecca Mcintire, Co-Founders of the nonprofit, have helped distribute 210,000 sanitary products across 13 states, helping women not just in homeless shelters, but in foster care, those seeking refuge from domestic violence, veterans, and fighting life altering illness or displaced by disaster.
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I tried all kinds of toppings, peppers, hot peppers, the list went on, but I realized that only one combination of ingredients could ever be the same as that first, life-altering bite, that list being a cheese steak with solely meat, Cheese Whiz, and onions.
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CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE ANNOUNCEMENT Premiering almost 10 years after the hit show was last in production, the new series will continue to offer up a high-pressure, high-stakes game of risk and reward, in which contestants face a series of potentially life-altering decisions.
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Our study confirms previous work that found doctors are overly responsive to patient age when diagnosing illness, and that showed how seemingly irrelevant factors' such as the difference of a few weeks of age, could govern physicians' decisions about treatment, with potentially life-altering consequences for patients.
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Boys and girls alike under 18 aren't trusted by the law to vote, open a bank account, buy cigarettes or drink alcohol, or, in some states, consent to sex, though in nearly every state, they can find a way to enter into the life-altering legal pact of marriage.
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Bowie's Queen collaboration has become something of a go-to for commercials and for scenes featuring characters' life-altering moments, but one of the most memorable uses came in this Robin Williams dark comedy at a point in the film where Williams' character confesses to staging his son's suicide.
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Furthermore, patient organizations that have previously been critical to both the commercialization of life-altering treatments and for the influencing / approval of reimbursement decisions, will need to undergo careful review in light of a recent JAMA study questioning the nature of these organizations' relationship with life science companies.
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Through an initiative I started in 2011 to raise awareness about childhood trauma and trauma-informed care, we set out to ensure that children recover from these life altering experiences by utilizing trauma-informed Care in our daily interactions, in public service systems and organizations, and in government.
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Shults is an expressionist; he evokes in the audience both the swirling highs and grinding lows his characters are experiencing, from the exhilaration of being young and on top of the world to the brain-melting confusion of angry intoxication, to the shock of a life-altering accident.
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"Handing a $22012 ticket to someone who is making $267,244 a year" — around the per capita income in the city — "can be life altering," Chief Thomson said in an interview last year, noting that it can make car insurance unaffordable or result in the loss of a driver's license.
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There are concerns with blockchain's data confidentiality being more pseudo-anonymous than anonymous; others have voiced worry about the extreme accuracy and consistency of data integrity needed to record something as sensitive as health information on the blockchain, especially since it could be used to make life-altering medical decisions.
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It's a life-altering decision made with countless factors coming from multiple directions, and, as unfair as it is, there's also pressure knowing what you do will impact other people's lives, too (Lopez, whose free agency coincided with Aldridge's, tells me he would've stayed in Portland had Aldridge never left).
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For those who might not be able to discern which results are more credible, getting a false positive from an at-home kit and a negative from the lab might lead to unnecessary, life-altering surgery in the event that fear or misguidedness outweighs the assurance of a medical professional.
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The lawsuit, filed this week by a group of lawyers in federal court, argues that migrant children and their families suffered trauma that was "life altering" and that will "continue to affect their mental and emotional well-being for years to come" as a result of being separated, CNN reported.
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" Matthew J. Laroche, a prosecutor in the office of Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, told the judge that Mr. Schlesinger did not care that his victims were plaintiffs who were already "suffering from life-altering injuries or the death of a loved one.
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New York's law means that cases take longer to resolve, leading to backlogs; that defense lawyers are unable to advise their clients about the charges against them, let alone guide them through an often life-altering process; and that wrongful convictions can occur, in both extreme and not-so-extreme cases.
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One of the most famous, Reddit's r/TheRedPill, even paints this ideology as a religious conversion: an "awakening," or "taking the red pill" (a reference borrowed from The Matrix) to understand what they regard as the life-altering "truth" that feminism has ruined modern society for everyone (but especially for men).
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The iSines are technically brilliant and emotionally engaging For those on a smaller budget, Audeze also has the $399 iSine 10, which aren't quite as life-altering as the 20s, but still deliver an expansive and satisfying sound that is light years ahead of most things you can plug into your ears.
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Even the Valentine's Day I spent with Streatham's finest crystal healer, Valerie Pitts, an afternoon that I thought was going to have life-altering consequences, wasn't, in the end, enough to see me spending my evenings inhaling incense, scratching myself with crystals and breathing in time to the sound of dolphins shagging.
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In a book about how the punishment of mere misdemeanors can have life-altering consequences, " Punishment Without Crime " (Basic), Alexandra Natapoff calls this process "net widening": it includes the attempts, which Bazelon tracks in Kevin's case, to move his offense out of the normal criminal courts and into a special "diversion" program.
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It's just one of a host of life-altering measures taken to preserve public health, and it has ripple effects: rising child care costs for parents, suppliers losing out on cafeteria food orders, babysitters and nannies in flux, and loneliness and tech glitches for kids in online classes, to name a few.
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Meanwhile, "Free State of Jones," which we both like, revisits the Civil War from the point of view of a poor white Southerner (Matthew McConaughey) who, after deserting the army, experiences a life-altering shift in consciousness and fights the Confederacy side by side with other poor whites, free blacks, men and women.
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Full summer programming line-up below (in airdate order): The new "Deal or No Deal" with host and executive producer Howie Mandel returns with ten all-new episodes and continues to offer up a high-pressure, high-stakes game of risk and reward, in which contestants face a series of potentially life-altering decisions.
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In high school, overcome with an interminable feeling of malaise, and looking for a means to escape, she took the SATs two years early and was accepted to UCLA, where she experienced a series of life-altering events: She met a former public health nurse in the cafeteria, who turned her onto alternative medicine.
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It is important to realize that while life-saving technologies like Life Alert and digital blood monitors are wildly effective, they only focus on critical alert mechanisms (ie: near death, life altering moments.) The ability to use technology as they develop allows for learning provisions akin to those that exist for the digital native.
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For women like me — and their families — who suffered emotional trauma from severe preeclampsia, there's an important message that this month gives us permission to focus on: We're not alone, our suffering is very real, and we deserve the therapies and interventions required for any residual mental health effects of this life-altering experience.
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This was the beginning phase of a life-altering relationship with another country that would provide me with several crucial gifts, among which I would count a clarifying distance from the all-American racial binary and its attendant mythologies, as well as a chain of friendships that would lead, eventually, to my wife and children.
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I think that when there is religious imagery or references I'm either referencing that huge change in my life (it was an enormous and life-altering decision to leave) or it might just be because it did have such a large place in my life, and maybe in some ways I'm exploring how kind of strange that is.
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"A Better Life" (2011) Capturing the day-to-day experience of an illegal immigrant (a brilliantly subtle Demián Bichir) trying to provide for his family while staying quietly under the radar of the authorities, director Chris Weitz's ground-level chronicle reveals the potential for catastrophic, life-altering upheaval that can occur when even smallest thing go awry.
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We know that women are regularly taken less seriously by doctors and healthcare professionals (women, for example, wait an average of 16 minutes longer than men in emergency rooms, and are more likely to be prescribed less pain-relieving medication.) Could MCS—a condition with clear, life-altering symptoms for its sufferers—be overlooked for these same reasons?
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This was the best representation of who I am and what I stood for: No: it's not your nan, fresh from her life-altering cataract surgery, finally able to see again through the gauzy haze that's ruined the last six months of Countdown: it's 2000-year-old Joel Golby, the sunglasses-indoors-at-a-house-party cardigan-wearing prick.
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But when asked to compare the current climate to another era, McCarthy referenced one of his ads from the aftermath of another life-altering event: a 2004 spot in which Ashley, a Ohio girl who lost her mother in the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center, describes meeting a consoling President George W. Bush.
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"As you consider this legislation over the coming days and weeks, we hope that you will keep upmost in your mind the potentially life altering impact your decisions will have on millions of Americans who may see their public, individual or even employer-provided health care coverage changed or eliminated," wrote Dr. James L. Madara, the association's chief executive.
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What better way to deal with a global, economy-shattering, life-altering, seemingly endless pandemic than tucking in at home (as the government has asked you to do for a few weeks now), watching something soothing (may I recommend Tiger King?), and rolling a joint, using some CBD drops, eating an edible, or whatever else is your preferred method of cannabis relaxation?
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On Thursday, its espresso machines worked overtime as horse lovers from around the globe came to watch the finest horses in the world prepare for the Breeders' Cup World Championships, the annual two-day bacchanalia for anyone whose heart flutters at the sight of thoroughbreds in full flight or whose palm itches at the thought of a life-altering betting score.
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My interpretation — which is bolstered by Adams's performance, if you notice how she seems a little blasé during this entire life-altering conversation — is that Louise is omniscient about what's to come in her life, but she also knows that she needs to play along with what Shang is saying to her to get vital information to herself in the past.
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"The government's mere hope that an unaccompanied, abused child would make the problem go away for it by either (i) surrendering all of her legal rights and leaving the United States or (ii) finding a sponsor the government itself could never find is not a remotely constitutionally sufficient reason for depriving J.D. of any control over this most intimate and life altering decision," the judge wrote.
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As it happens, the end of Girls wouldn't be the only life-altering recent change in Dunham's still-young life: 2018 saw the end of her personal relationship with musician Jack Antonoff (another prodigy, by the way), the conclusion of her fruitful producing partnership with Jenni Konner, and the disclosure, back in March, that she'd just undergone a total hysterectomy following a traumatic, seven-year battle with endometriosis.
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By allowing himself both masculine and feminine modes of presentation—to appear before his audience as female, or expressing himself personally with femininity, knowing that his identity is comfortably male—Newell is projecting a life-altering message to boys and men across the nation: It is okay be a boy and to be feminine, and to embody the image of a beautiful woman the way that Newell does.
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And 2010's Toy Story 3 included a credits scene that briefly revealed what life was like at Sunnyside Daycare after the toys removed Lotso from power and Barbie and Ken instituted a fairer policy that improved the quality of all life for all the toys: Toy Story 4's credits scenes are more similar to the one from Toy Story 3, as they offer a look at what life is like for the toys after the life-altering events of the movie.
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A 2018 study by the National Rural Health Association—a nonprofit organization taking a lead on rural health issues in the US—looked into the challenges of providing rural emergency services across America, and put it bluntly: "While rural America may conjure idyllic images of family farms, the truth is far more staggering," it said, going further to illustrate the problem: Which raises the question: Who takes care of volunteers like Sam if they have a life-altering experience on the job they can't manage themselves?
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Visibly anxious but firm in her recollections, traumatized but graphic in her description of what she called a life-altering trauma, Dr. Blasey testified over three hours of questioning about the night in the Washington suburbs 36 years ago when she said an incoherently drunk Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, pinned her down on a bed and ground his body against hers, trying to remove her clothing as he clamped a hand over her mouth to stifle her screams while a friend watched.
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