The Rapid Fire podcast with Kelly Evans has you covered.
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Such modifications harness the recoil to allow for rapid fire.
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"No," she replies before the back and forth becomes rapid fire.
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Gilmore Girls is famous for its rapid-fire pop culture references.
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The three rapid-fire rate hikes appeared to dispel those doubts.
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Maybe those impacts weren't quite as rapid-fire as everyone thought.
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Providing rapid-fire thoughts and commentary on his six final suitors.
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Rapid fire Trump has prided himself on being a counter-puncher.
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Then all of a sudden it was rapid fire just everywhere.
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A staff member warns him not to "rapid fire" his handgun.
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But the rapid-fire bursts aren't particularly regular, according to Hessels.
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Eight minutes later, a series of rapid-fire options trades crossed.
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Rather than relying on marksmanship, the AR-15 used rapid fire.
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Check out the rapid-fire fun in the exclusive clip, below!
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Let's get some rapid fire, let's make a bunch of ideas.
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It had vocally high choral moments, and then rapid-fire dialogue.
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Democratic debates are hitting rapid-fire as the 2020 primary unfolds.
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The first of three rapid-fire 3s that broke the record.
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The questions were rapid-fire ... but here's the gist of it.
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That ugliness was on display in rapid-fire questioning by Rep.
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I was living in all these different countries in rapid fire.
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He who offered a rapid-fire, extraordinarily deep explanation for what's happening.
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What resulted were rapid-fire plaudits from the nation's top government officials.
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Of all the rapid-fire revelations, these could be the most serious.
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Like all of Moriyama's books, this one invites rapid-fire cinematic immersion.
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"I heard rapid fire and at first, I took cover," Campos recounted.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has been known to ask rapid-fire questions.
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Rapid-fire patterns course through the orchestra, first chattering and then hammering.
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Usually his replies come in rapid fire, but this time he pauses.
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At the same time, Henson was producing rapid-fire, often mischievous commercials.
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Until March 20193, bump stocks offered another option for legal rapid fire.
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But on another level, it was satire, parody and rapid-fire wordplay.
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The change was designed to slow the rapid-fire spread of fake news.
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In this era of rapid-fire "fake news" posts, it seemed almost absurd.
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"There was such a rapid fire number of bans on abortion," she said.
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Styles could only give Handler one-word answers to her rapid-fire queries.
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In addition, there's a Phalanx rapid-fire weapon system capable of countering UAVs.
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Based on her rapid-fire reactions, Gigi Hadid is no damsel in distress.
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"You could hear more automatic fire, rapid fire, clear as day," Abbott said.
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But it's an overhead shot of someone assembling something sort of rapid-fire.
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IPO corner, rapid-fire edition Slack's direct listing will be on June 20th.
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Sometimes these flashes are rapid-fire montages from Dolores' mental point of view.
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Another is the rapid-fire pacing established by the performance's director, Meghan Finn.
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I was somebody who was very ill-suited for rapid-fire sketch comedy.
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He does five, maybe six low somersaults in one spot in rapid fire.
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Every once in a while, though, a rapid-fire decision must be made.
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Imagine full Japanese and German rearmament, alongside rapid-fire proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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His delivery is angry, rapid-fire, leaving the audience no time to recover.
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Did putting words together in a rapid-fire way come naturally to you?
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Like Hot Girl Meg's rapid-fire rise, nothing could stop you this year.
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"Such 'rapid fire' calving does appear to be unusual for this glacier," Howat said.
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Hundreds of bubbles hurriedly zip to the surface and yield rapid-fire, sparkling pops.
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Romero's fights are lengthy periods of nothing, punctuated by explosions of rapid-fire violence.
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Its algorithmically ranked feed preferences this style over rapid-fire posting like on Twitter.
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Google's annual conference kicked off on Tuesday with its typical rapid fire opening keynote.
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There's no news feed with rapid-fire updates to check every couple of minutes.
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As the star dies, it ejects material in all directions at rapid-fire speed.
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And that's just the beginning of Lopez's revelations during the rapid-fire Cagle Exercise.
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So we're gonna finish up with two or three real rapid-fire questions. Okay.
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Anton had his curly hair and he was just rapid fire, telling a story.
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This is a rapid-fire show, though, so the stillness is a welcome relief.
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The Alaska sortie was the first in a rapid-fire series of flight tests.
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The Trump administration has issued a rapid-fire series of anti-immigration edicts recently.
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In between those rapid fire battles you'll spend time tweaking and customizing your character.
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How do you reply to a specific message in a rapid-fire chat thread?
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Some have announced a rapid-fire spate of hires and promotions for women investors.
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"I'm looking for a doctor called Xu," the woman said, in rapid-fire Cantonese.
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The challenge, she says, has been the rapid-fire, nonstop pace of the news.
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The rapid-fire shots are not a feature that is unique to Apple devices.
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But he did so in a more ponderous way than Harris's rapid-fire style.
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By building a new medium, Jumprope could become the home for rapid-fire learning.
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She wasn't screaming hysterically or uttering a rapid-fire succession of four-letter words.
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Patterns emerge: rapid-fire tattoos, son clave rhythms, the "shave and a haircut" riff.
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The Sugars answer these questions and more in rapid-fire style on today's episode.
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Bee spit out these attacks rapid-fire, even pausing afterward to catch her breath.
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"Try 'move lever,' 'push lever,' 'pull lever,'" I suggested, listing options in rapid fire.
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"It is time to move on," Mr. McCarthy said in a rapid-fire response.
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The rapid-fire, short scenes give a hint of Mr. Akhtar's film-school background.
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As we strove to match schedules, Rich's rapid-fire texts were refreshingly self-deprecating.
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They're super quick, super familiar, with accessible mechanics, best played in rapid-fire succession.
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And DoorDash's multiple rapid-fire funding rounds suggest expansion is coming at a cost.
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Instead, the president has unleashed rapid-fire attacks against his political opponents — including Sen.
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Mr. Kangas, who worked without a script, was known for his rapid-fire delivery.
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Nintendo's presentation was filled with rapid-fire announcements — though not all of them were good.
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The Womanizer — which prides itself on offering up rapid-fire orgasm — provides a different take.
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In rapid-fire statements, major U.S. airlines quickly and publicly had distanced themselves from DHS.
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Rapid fire, I would hand him bills, and he kept asking for a different combination.
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The penis costume-clad teenagers in particular took a rapid-fire approach in center stage.
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" The band members also answered some rapid-fire questions in the "PEOPLE Now Confess Sesh.
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And don't forget Mary Meeker, who will present her annual rapid-fire internet trends report.
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Ahmadi and Majumdar's new approach provides a way for carrying out such rapid-fire calculations.
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"If you get in my crawl, it's like rapid-fire," Edwards told the other women.
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He also plays a rapid-fire word-association game that hits on several controversial topics.
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Miller's rapid-fire jokes and eagerness to please certainly evoke that version of The Flash.
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That has led to rapid-fire exchanges that frustrated not only candidates but some viewers.
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"I don't want to do that anymore," she says, about 17 minutes into rapid-fire
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Guys, if you want multiple, rapid-fire orgasms, evolve a better system for storing sperm.
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The films hit wth a rapid fire pace, making it impossible to spot every detail.
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Amid Trump's rhetorical rapid-fire, it's easy to lose sight of the actual facts here.
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It steps, almost stair-like, in a rapid-fire series of roughly 50-metre increments.
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Assault-style weapons fitted with rapid-fire "bump stock" devices were strewn about the room.
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Greeting the folks individually in the first row, he riffed rapid-fire about their occupations.
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The difficulty is managing the infrastructure needed to support all those rapid-fire sign-ups.
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Mr. Tuchman specializes in rapid-fire buying and selling around the opening and closing bells.
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Our mouths were full, chewing, lips sealed, but his story continued with rapid-fire signs.
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But the city's rapid-fire globalization has worked more often than it has broken down.
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A rapid-fire class registration challenge has dire consequences if you don't act fast enough.
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Trump's rapid-fire tweeting is causing whiplash for a lot of people, including for investors.
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And he had no ready answers for a series of rapid-fire questions from Rep.
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She also speaks rapid-fire English, which is quite a contrast with Anisimova's measured diction.
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It's rapid-fire, brief bursts of entertainment for the so-called short attention span generation.
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"Belly alert," Lorelai says before going back to her endless rapid-fire conversation with daughter Rory.
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McCree lines up a series of high-damage, rapid-fire shots that can't miss their targets.
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We need succinct and flexible versions of our identity for rapid-fire messaging and visual storytelling.
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In confident, rapid-fire English the duo argue that climate change should be treated with realism.
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It&aposs now illegal to possess an unregistered handgun or any kind of rapid-fire weapon.
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Assault-style weapons fitted with rapid-fire "bump stock" devices were strewn about in the suite.
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But the rapid-fire Q&A session also found him giving insight into his dating life.
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As with these two genres, Jafa's film contains rapid-fire visual stimuli and emphasizes sonic pleasure.
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I sat down with Cowen and tossed a series of broad, rapid-fire questions at him.
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Sagittarius energy can be a little too rapid-fire (or downright tactless) for its own good.
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His sketches, like his speech, were rapid-fire, but their dazzle concealed a lack of originality.
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DR-1's are walking tanks that lurch forward, Terminator-like, clutching a rapid-fire shotgun.
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It's a sensory feast, featuring rapid-fire imagery interlaced with some racy dialogue from Queen Bey.
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Pitches are a rapid fire 60 seconds, followed by a short Q&A with the judges.
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Priebus prepped Trump with waves of rapid-fire questions, while Christie acted as a Trump antagonist.
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The Sugars answer these letters and more in today's rapid fire episode about friends and lovers.
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May's plan, including one that would allow for a rapid-fire round of voting on alternatives.
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It's also an intermittent exercise in pure abstraction, a rapid-fire, cacophonous assault on the senses.
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Ms. Mearns, pouncing breezily through the knottily rapid-fire steps, devoured space elsewhere with Amazonian boldness.
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My hands move in rapid-fire patterns, slicing blocks the moment they come into my reach.
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You make a choice, and the rapid-fire follow-up comes: what color was Shaun's jacket?
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In Europe, small and medium-sized hydropower plants are being constructed at a rapid-fire pace.
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But Trump's pardon calculations could very well change as a rapid-fire series of events unfold.
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At the Brooklyn coffee shop, she occasionally directed her rapid-fire patter into the middle distance.
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Arkansas' plans for the rapid-fire executions of eight inmates next month have hit an snag.
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Now let's go rapid fire: Gallo to the Sacramento Kings for Iman Shumpert and Nemanja Bjelica?
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JoJo Siwa answers rapid fire questions with PEOPLE Now Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Police officer Christian Reitz of Germany clinched gold in the men's 14584 meter rapid fire pistol event.
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You survived and came out on the other side, ready to tackle another week rapid-fire activity.
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"Holy shit, that's rapid fire," one of the officers says, apparently reacting to the sound of gunshots.
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Since then, faster, more sophisticated technology has put a bigger focus on rapid-fire, high-speed trading.
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Video footage from the incident shows Aldean stopping mid-song at the sound of rapid fire gunshots.
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First, a rapid-fire look at some recent items: From there we turned to four material topics.
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Judges will hold a quick Q&A following each rapid-fire presentation and ultimately determine a winner.
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The twists in the Senate health care debate this week have been dramatic, unpredictable, and rapid-fire.
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It can impinge on our productivity and sound decision making - so needed in today's rapid-fire world.
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Adele can spit a rapid fire rap just as well as she can nail a high note.
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As the beige Honda barrels down the highway, Gonzalez hurls rapid-fire questions from the driver's seat.
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Phones can also record panoramas, slow-motion video, bursts of rapid-fire photos, and of course selfies.
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It's a staccato structure, one that resembles the rapid-fire, and often dizzying, rhythm of parenting itself.
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XPO has used rapid-fire acquisitions to grow from a small truck brokerage into a diversified company.
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During the rapid-fire interrogation, DeGeneres asked the Honey Boy actor to reveal his best onscreen kiss.
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Internet brands like Fashion Nova churn out celebrity- and influencer-inspired styles at a rapid-fire pace.
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His rapid-fire acceptance speeches all completely captured the voice and mannerisms of the actors he embodied.
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But by then, Instagram had seen how teens were taking to Snapchat for rapid-fire ephemeral conversations.
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The group traded rapid-fire barbs about recent or coming operas and the singers cast for them.
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What's clear from the rapid fire conference is there's no shortage of effort — and no pennies spared.
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Ferrari and Lamborghini take pains to provide drivers with a rich symphony of rapid-fire internal combustion.
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Jets of flame from a massive gold menorah punctuate rapid-fire rhymes about guns, drugs and money.
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SpaceX has brought a different sensibility, closer to the rapid-fire development practices of the software industry.
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The rapid-fire jokes don't all land, the supporting characters can be cartoonish and the satire didactic.
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The noises heard by the diplomats were erratic, while the insects make high-pitched, rapid-fire pulses.
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"That's actually not what I was going to say!" she said, laughing at her fiancé's rapid-fire reaction.
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Harris gained national attention during her rapid-fire questioning of Trump administration officials during Senate hearings in September.
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During a rapid-fire chat with the 24-year-old, she opened up about her own curl journey.
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In the rapid-fire speech characteristic of cable TV, one was more likely to remember what Krauthammer said.
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Then, Hollens got three rapid-fire messages from fans, asking him to join a new platform called Patreon.
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As part of the rapid-fire pitch-off, we're choosing a WILDCARD startup from our audience of attendees.
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It's still unclear what Perry, the latest casualty of the administration's rapid-fire turnover, intends to do next.
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His chin rested on his chest and his face bobbed up and down with each rapid fire breath.
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This video from NASA pieced together rapid fire images taken from Cassini during its first Grand Finale dive.
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I also love the rapid-fire reaction as each character disappears when you hold down the backspace key.
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Then again, I've also been sitting still for three hours watching rapid-fire news clips and drinking coffee.
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Her thoughts flow rapid fire, quick and sharp, as she digs out a journal and starts to write.
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He recounts it in rapid-fire present tense, as if the long ago moment is unfolding before him.
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Google made a flurry of announcements at CES this week, many of them coming rapid fire this morning.
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In a rapid-fire montage, he becomes a salsa dancer, an art history major, a jerk, a prep.
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Known for his rapid-fire rhetoric and charisma, he became Africa's youngest president at the age of 34.
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Corsair released three Rapid Fire mechanical keyboards today, all of which use the new Cherry MX Speed switches.
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He admonished his congregation with a rapid-fire list of dos and don'ts in a recent Friday sermon.
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Mr. Stillman's script accordingly abounds in rapid-fire sallies of verbal wit that require and reward maximum alertness.
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Cellphone videos of the attack showed people fleeing past tents in panic as rapid-fire gunshots were heard.
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This creates a series of rapid-fire clicks that resonate loudly in the air chambers of the abdomen.
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Brianne is more rapid-fire: more openly vulnerable and ambitious and quick to question herself or a method.
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Over Presidents Day weekend, West let loose a rapid-fire sequence of raw, unfiltered, and even vulnerable messages.
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The rapid-fire rhythm of the digital universe doesn't let up, nor does the pressure to keep up.
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This allows rapid-fire fast-forwarding through friends' lives, which works well with more visual, instantly digestible content.
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His rapid-fire verse during "Believer," which I associate as the patron song of "Riverdale," was skillfully delivered.
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Ho nodded briefly in my direction, smiling, then quickly resumed her rapid-fire critique of the costume options.
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As the scene continues, the camera keeps moving, and the shots are sometimes edited in rapid-fire fashion.
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Players can also share their reactions via a rapid-fire chat function at the bottom of the screen.
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Sustained rapid fire is difficult to control and causes many weapons, especially light weapons, to overheat quickly. Maj.
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Elena Heiss delivered the rapid-fire footwork of her flamenco specialty as if it were tap's closest cousin.
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The questions, which came in rapid-fire succession, were all essentially the same: Would he support calling witnesses?
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It will be hard to forget the rapid fire staccato of automatic gunfire raining down on the innocents.
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In this rapid-fire world, confusion and hearsay can spread quickly on social networks like Facebook and Twitter.
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The chef listed the options in rapid-fire Calabrese, and I had no idea what he was saying.
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At Gunshow, which Kevin Gillespie opened in 2013, food comes to the table in rapid-fire, dim sum style.
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Trump, known for his rapid-fire responses on Twitter, had nothing to say about the Emmys on Sunday night.
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My brain would say that I was rapid-fire disassociating into various "emotional truths" every 30 seconds, on average.
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While hitting left-right, left-right is more conducive to rapid fire power-hitting, it is also very predictable.
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A combination of rapid-fire bodybuilding, gymnastics, and track-and-field moves, the workout has attracted a global following.
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It redid its Oscar Mayer facilities at a rapid-fire rate but was plagued with operational issues, analysts said.
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Legal experts say that the rapid-fire judgments have the potential to upturn traditions in deeply-conservative Indian society.
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This will make threading more obvious, but also encourage the rapid-fire conversations people typically have in private messages.
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Bitcoin has always been contentious, especially as prices of the decentralized currency rise and fall at rapid-fire rates.
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His mind seemingly moves a mile a minute and words comes out of his mouth at rapid-fire speed.
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This is our rapid fire question segment, which gets harder for me to say — NIGATU: It's a tongue-twister.
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Then, sleep-deprived though they may be, the teams present their creations rapid-fire to a panel of judges.
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To celebrate the newest add to Graham's résumé, we did a rapid fire Q&A with the empowering star.
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The track itself is contemplative, stripped back and sees Shogun rap in his characteristic rapid-fire, pitter patter flow.
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Teams that weren't prepared found themselves in uncomfortable spots against rapid-fire mismatches that allowed no opportunity to breathe.
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YouTube in recent weeks has been seeking to fight the rapid-fire spread of conspiracy theories on its platform.
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YouTube in recent weeks has been seeking to fight the rapid-fire spread of conspiracy theories on its platform.
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Nearly one-quarter of youth reporting firearm possession owned highly lethal rapid-fire, large-clip automatic or semiautomatic weapons.
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The show moves in such a rapid-fire manner that it doesn't suggest passing judgment on any character's actions.
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We're live at a Nest press conference in San Francisco, where the company is debuting new products rapid fire.
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It will vote on whether to hold a rapid-fire series of votes on specific alternatives to her plan.
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The ad is a rapid-fire montage of famous clips from "Seinfeld," and it marks the show's 30th anniversary.
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His techniques enabled scientists to take a rapid-fire succession of images that tracked the movement of internal organs.
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We'll have a lotta questions from viewers that we'll go through rapid fire when we come back, as well.
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I worried because my text conversation with Joe rarely fell into that rapid-fire rhythm I found so thrilling.
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Zombie Juice, 27, stands out for his rapid-fire rap style as well as his ever-changing hair color.
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Listen: The duo 100 gecs's debut album, "1000 gecs," smashes dozens of rapid-fire reference points into something exhilarating.
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These rapid-fire bug fixes are a key benefit of Apple's control over both iPhone / iPad hardware and software.
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Entire genres like hip-hop and dance have been playing with singles, mixtapes, and rapid-fire releases for ages.
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Those upset with the kind of rapid-fire moves that happened during the correction must get used to them.
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As is typically the case with Kanye, the rapid-fire dispatches were alternately hilarious, poignant, disappointing, and deeply confusing.
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The algos seek out those targets of opportunity and hit these stocks rapid-fire, selling them harder as they drop.
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A huge number of issues were raised in rapid-fire succession and I wondered how he'd possibly address each concern.
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In a rapid fire interview clip, Conway was asked how she felt about Kate McKinnon's impression of her on SNL.
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And all of that could partially explain why his unhinged and completely unfocused tweets come rapid fire, changing topics frequently.
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Two years later, Kartel still has a firm grasp of his signature sound: rapid fire flows bathed in salacious lyrics.
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But his worst failing was his temper, his sheer rapid-fire, finger-jabbing rage against the jerks who frustrated him.
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With its popular use for rapid-fire selfie messaging, it's already the lens through which some teens see the world.
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It all comes down to the natural human ability to make rapid-fire connections between the unfamiliar and the familiar.
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It's a rapid-fire medium; digital marketers say 9 in 10 texts are read within three minutes of receiving them.
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You can almost feel the knots in people's backs or thighs dissolve as the massager delivers the rapid-fire pulses.
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Similarly, Russians entertained the idea of creating "suicide satellites," which were essentially spacecrafts with rapid-fire cannons attached to them.
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Now they are under fire, taking hits in the eyes of regulators and the public for their rapid-fire missteps.
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We wrap it all up with a round of Rapid Fire reactions to everything we saw at Mobile World Congress.
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Zoosk also has a "Carousel" feature that gives you a rapid-fire look at profiles in a Tinder-like manner.
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Mason conveys their stories and the world they inhabit with his elegant and descriptive prose, and short, rapid-fire chapters.
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To wrap up the interview, I asked Seales a series of rapid-fire questions inspired by various nostalgic MySpace surveys.
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The security officer said there were managers below and above the floor, and they could hear semi-automatic rapid fire.
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It seemed ancient next to the rapid-fire mobile payments-empowered checkouts I've flown through in the rest of China.
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We're a month out of the of Kanye West's rapid-fire release schedule and five albums later, it feels good.
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New England struck first with a rapid-fire, 53-play draft in which it snapped the ball every 20 seconds.
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Contestant Erin Cobb struggles with this, opening with a series of detailed queries delivered rapid-fire and with little enthusiasm.
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Venezuelan musicians play salsa at local nightclubs, and the rapid-fire Spanish of Caracas is now heard across the capital.
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Last year's limp wonkery and diplomatic crises have given way to rapid-fire storylines reminiscent of Homeland's adrenalized early seasons.
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Muhammad Ali's uncanny, Twain-like perception and inimitable rapid-fire quips are the real stars of When We Were Kings.
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President Trump on Thursday accused congressional Democrats of spurring a government shutdown crisis in a string of rapid-fire tweets.
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The show blends vulnerable realism with rapid-fire jokes between Rae's character, Issa, and her best friend, Molly (Yvonne Orji).
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In 2019 it banked £48 million across two rapid-fire funding rounds, most recently a £30m Series F in July.
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It was here he became a photojournalist, the claustrophobic frenetic energy of the conflict informing his rapid-fire documentary aesthetic.
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This week, TechCrunch's Kate Clark and Crunchbase News's Alex Wilhelm get rapid-fire on funding news from around the way.
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Sherman-Palladino is known for writing rapid-fire dialogue ― and Brosnahan drank a ton of coffee to get into character.
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Rapid-fire dialogue is slowed down by face-the-audience soliloquies, and the playlet focusses on the alchemy of relationships.
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Both teams a bit stunned by the rapid fire goals, but Croatia is starting to take command of the ball.
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I had to rapid-fire hammer the space bar to pause the video long enough to grab the screenshot below.
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Rapid cultural change Part of the complexities in Indian society stem from the rapid-fire changes the country has experienced.
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In a rapid-fire interview with Cosmopolitan, Warren was given a close-to-impossible ultimatum: Baby Yoda or old Yoda?
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Absent any clear through line, these rapid-fire, faux-retro vignettes are visually exhausting and, after a time, deeply aggravating.
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It's rapid-fire, often monotonous, and even if, or because, it does the trick, much of it is pretty depressing.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday morning went on a rapid-fire tirade on Twitter against Ed Henry of Fox News.
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Within two weeks, Australian lawmakers banned rapid-fire rifles and shotguns and introduced tighter laws governing ownership of other weapons.
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But showing the women's and men's lines together allowed for rapid-fire consideration of what the differences were, really. Material?
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After the shooting, Democrats, as well as some Republicans, said they would support measures to ban the rapid fire devices.
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I spent the first 15 minutes asking her rapid-fire questions, trying to write down her answers while we walked.
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His rapid-fire percussive tapping was bafflingly precise, free of errors, and communicated through a crystal clear, glass-like tone.
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And Terry said Mattis will have to calm South Korean and Japanese allies impacted by Trump&aposs rapid-fire decision-making.
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Bad Bunny strikes a good balance between his rapid-fire raps and croons, and Drake, well his Spanish is pretty impressive.
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It was difficult to stay awake, let alone keep up with the rapid-fire debate between the Buddhists and the scientists.
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As the show progresses, there's a growing sense of chaos, illustrated through rapid-fire clips of bank failures and international tensions.
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In-person dinners were replaced by rapid-fire Slack rooms where the peer groups stepped up to help each other out.
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Fourteen of the rifles were fitted with "bump stock" devices to allow rapid-fire shooting similar to that of automatic weapons.
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At Kraft Heinz, the risk of that incentive structure is amplified by rapid-fire promotions of often inexperienced employees, they said.
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So let's do a rapid fire pop culture round because you, obviously, are known for having the best takes on it.
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His rapid-fire earnestness paired with his wide-eyed yet determined optimism made him the perfect person to yell 'BLATHERING BLATHERSKITE!
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But we all had a good time, thanks to the sharply-drawn characters, the rapid-fire humor and an excellent cameo.
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Its faster than its rival, the Nikon D5, can manage—its rapid fire mode can muster just 12 frames per second.
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Abrams transformed Trek into a modern blockbuster franchise, rapid-fire and action-heavy, with little time for social and political engagement.
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Audio of the attack on the Route 91 Harvest musical festival in Las Vegas contained rapid fire bursts into the crowd.
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Cuba also grabbed a gold and silver in men's 25m rapid fire pistol to cap their best day of the Games.
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He raised a bent arm up, tipping it to the sky, and brought another over his belly in rapid-fire motion.
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" Fired back Seacrest, just the start of plenty of rapid-fire chemistry to come: "It's going to be a busy year!
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"Rather than float on production value, it sustains itself on the tension of ideas, exchanged rapid-fire in gleaming office towers."
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The video opens with a rapid-fire montage of television news clips and images, pausing periodically to let the eyes rest.
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But even with Kendrick Lamar's impressive rapid-fire "red light, green light" breakdown at the close of the song, Future won.
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Alonso typically speaks with a rapid-fire swagger, but his voice slows down and drops an octave when discussing his experience.
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In addition to her lyricism and rapid fire flow, here's why her groundbreaking video style makes her an artist to watch.
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Mr. Macron listened to his complaint that horticulture jobs were hard to find and gave a rapid-fire response: Be flexible.
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It's the physical comedy throughout (that includes Leslie Mann doing a somersault) and rapid-fire banter that kept the giggles coming.
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I've also taken a month-long break from all social media, because I was consuming too much of it rapid-fire.
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So we thought we'd give you a rapid-fire breakdown of the elections where control of the Senate will be determined.
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Mr. Calderon writes florid, rapid-fire New Yorkese, which is necessary because his characters' gift of gab is all they have.
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The organization did not explicitly tie concealed carry reciprocity to regulation of rapid-fire devices, but another pro-gun group did.
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Across the road, City Hall was holding "Hong Kong Impression," which tracks 20 years of rapid-fire urban development and design.
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In her thrillingly compact "Piano Study in Mixed Accents," a sinewy, rapid-fire melody bursts from the keyboard with shifting inflections.
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He said that as his voice had matured, he was finding it harder to dispatch flights of rapid-fire Rossinian passagework.
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The unit makes weapons including radar threat-countering high-speed anti-radiation missiles and rapid-fire, radar-guided guns for ships.
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" As Carell and DeGeneres got into a rapid fire back and forth, she asked Carell, "Do you have a favorite child?
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In the wake of that tragedy, then Prime Minister John Howard banned rapid-fire rifles and shotguns and tightened gun licensing.
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In confusing, rapid-fire fashion, Mr. Spicer noted accusations about "donations that the Clintons received from Russians" and decisions by Mrs.
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If you'd prefer they email you questions in one daily round-up, rather than rapid-fire throughout the day, say that!
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Rapid-fire rifles and shotguns were banned, gun owner licensing was tightened and remaining firearms were registered to uniform national standards.
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The show garnered a rabid fan base for its running gags, rapid-fire quips and easy rapport between its two stars.
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The moderator, wrapping things up, calls for a lightning round: a rapid-fire series of questions—with only one-word answers allowed.
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Mexico took it one stage further, combining a defensive wall with a rapid-fire counter-attack that left Germany's aging rearguard outgunned.
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Other gun violence researchers agree that limiting access to weapons that can unleash rapid fire should, in theory, reduce mass-shooting deaths.
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Babbitt's rapid-fire compositions also echo his reputation as a virtuoso raconteur, one whose purview included comprehensive knowledge of baseball and beer.
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Amazon has just announced an all-new Fire TV amongst a series of rapid-fire product debuts happening right now in Seattle.
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In today's rapid-fire workplace, you may have to move beyond your comfort zone and challenge yourself to stretch in new directions.
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The Missouri Republican, who was a professional auctioneer before pursuing a political career, shut down her tirade with expert rapid-fire auctioneering.
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We just want rapid-fire jokes in a beautiful setting, rather than necessarily maybe the style that is more pervasive right now.
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"In the End" Perhaps Linkin Park's most recognizable anthem, "In the End" perfectly blends Bennington's anguished vocals with Shinoda's rapid-fire rapping.
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In the video above, Paris gives us a peek into her home and answers rapid-fire questions about her jet-set lifestyle.
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The only gun legislation she supported, said Ms Ives, was to ban bump stocks, a device that allows for more rapid fire.
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The past two weeks of rapid-fire filings, court appearances, and news reports show several people and entities potentially in Mueller's sights.
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Look for: historic levels of amendments, with a vote-a-rama ("a marathon of rapid-fire votes") that could extend into Saturdaymorning.
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Collecting the funniest News Feed posts and concentrating them in a dedicated place could appeal to kids seeking rapid-fire lightweight entertainment.
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Leaders that live their values and scale them will create organizations with the resilience to navigate this complex, rapid-fire, disruptive world.
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Between the lines: The rapid-fire pace comes roughly 18 months after the Department of Justice rejected two massive health insurance deals.
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Storm Reid hilariously answers rapid fire questions about "Wrinkle in Time" castmate Oprah Winfrey Come back every weekday at 8:30 a.m.
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Three hours later, you're still at the bar rapid-fire rattling off all your ideas on how Battlestar Galactica should have ended.
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So her rapid-fire shots aimed at Sessions may not be a surprise for someone with a background that involved questioning witnesses.
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BEFORE Jack Dorsey helped found Twitter, the social-media firm known for snappy, rapid-fire updates, he worked briefly as a masseur.
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I'm sort of a rapid-fire ballsy talker, and so I bring that to the character whenever it's appropriate to the scene.
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Another offers voters a rapid-fire compilation of Mr. Trump's most provocative or offensive statements about women, the disabled and nuclear war.
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I have never seen questions asked, rapid-fire, about the personal traits of a sitting president designed simply to elicit embarrassing information.
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"30," featuring Lil Yachty, finds Lotto going nuts in rapid-fire bars before reminding you exactly how many shots his clip holds.
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Not that the script stints on the rapid-fire exchange of put-downs that has long been a staple of gay comedy.
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Top Republicans, long resistant to gun regulations, said they might be open to banning a rapid-fire device used by Mr. Paddock.
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Washington State just completed one on Monday specifically for bump stocks — accessory devices that make ordinary guns capable of very rapid fire.
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Back and forth they go, call and raise, until the frogs hit their respiratory limit at six to seven rapid-fire chucks.
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Mr. Del Toro got the idea for the rapid-fire method years ago, after seeing someone use it at a shooting range.
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But 2014 and 2015 saw Vine's popularity grow thanks to rapid-fire comedy skits and the creativity unlocked by its looping effect.
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It's reminiscent of the Rick and Morty "Interdimensional Cable" episodes that similarly feature rapid-fire snippets of fake and absurd TV shows.
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If you're anything like us, you're definitely in the mood for some new tech after rapid-fire-watching The Circle on Netflix.
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This hyphenated line, a burst of rapid fire …I was trying to complete a sentence in my head, but it kept stuttering.
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Expect two rapid-fire votes -- one for each article of impeachment -- where all 100 senators must say out loud how they'll vote.
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Prep for 2020 PC releases like Halo: Infinite and Cyberpunk 2077 with a monitor that can keep up with rapid-fire gameplay.
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So has the show's fizzy cocktail of rapid-fire repartee, pop culture savvy and heartfelt drama about mothers and daughters and relationships.
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He asks lots of rapid-fire questions and tells me to email people in the department when I bring up something negative.
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Since the legislative session began this month, both chambers have sent long-stymied bills in rapid-fire procession to the governor's desk.
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What's more, the rapid-fire soundtrack appeared to make mice better at cognitive and memory skills, like navigating mazes and recognizing objects.
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Two, he wanted a fairly hefty rate — 14.5 percent — that would have required a lot of rapid-fire liquidation of business assets.
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Citizens, including those directed to the boards from government websites, select tweets and post them rapid-fire to try to make issues trend.
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James Mattis, faced a series of rapid-fire questions at his confirmation hearing Thursday about the Middle East from Republican South Carolina Sen.
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In a series of rapid fire questions with Bon Appetit, the Barefoot Contessa host revealed her favorite album to listen to while cooking.
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At dawn on Monday, those governments and Bahrain made a series of rapid fire announcements, revealing the move's careful orchestration and pre-planning.
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Weil, formerly SVP of Product at Twitter, where changes came at molasses pace, turned Instagram into a rapid-fire launcher of new features.
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When you do that, your phone will snap photos rapid-fire, basically ensuring you've got at least one amazing image from the action.
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Cupid's rapid-fire arrows could bring swift and sudden developments, like the random introduction to a soulmate, a surprise proposal, even a pregnancy.
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Some are arranged to literally simulate lightsaber battles, and others seem scored for sheer manual dexterity, full of wide-ranging, rapid-fire patterns.
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Now, as color cosmetics sales slow in comparison to rapid-fire growth in skin care, the tide may be turning in Amazon's favor.
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Obviously, that isn't a good thing, but after a few rapid-fire opening and closings, it seems to have stopped creaking — hopefully permanently.
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Because of this, it's often a good idea to rapid-fire elemental arrows rather than wait for full-strength shots to build up.
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Around 10 AM, the steel pans are swapped for speakers oozing rapid-fire soca beats, and the crowd becomes younger and less clothed.
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Ted Cruz & Marco Rubio Cruz and Rubio engaged in a rapid-fire exchange over immigration, and chock full of claims from both candidates.
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Channeling the warbling grandiosity of Candlemass and the fist-pumping bravado of Manowar, Procession released multiple albums and tracks in rapid-fire succession.
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Trump's tweets -- ebullient, often punctuated with exclamation marks, sent in his characteristically rapid-fire manner -- showcased publicly his engagement in the devastating storm.
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After all the startups have completed their 60-second, rapid-fire pitches, a panel of expert local VC judges will decide who wins.
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Audio of the Sunday night attack on the Route 91 Harvest musical festival in Las Vegas contained rapid-fire bursts into the crowd.
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Ja Rule recently appeared on Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen" and answered rapid-fire questions about the disastrous Fyre Festival.
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We are subject to rapid-fire bits of information pertaining to obscure interplanetary histories, nuanced cultural cues, A.I. protocol, and weirdly, fishing rights.
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The iPhone's camera has a burst mode that mimics the rapid-fire exposures taken by sports and action photographers with high-end cameras.
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The "vote-a-ramas" allow rapid-fire amendments to the budget, which are often introduced to force uncomfortable votes on hot-button issues.
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Some trusty, rapid-fire jokes, starting with a replay of Biden accidentally confusing his wife for his sister during a speech that night.
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"Top or bottom?" reporter Matt Fistonich asked Sivan in the final round of a series of rapid-fire questions that concluded their interview.
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The ebullient third, in C, ends with a quasi-fugue finale, a breathlessly fast tour de force with streams of rapid-fire notes.
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This was an era of self-performance — of ephemeral, unrecorded shows and of rapid-fire fights in print; think Twitter, TikTok, and Snapchat.
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But he shouldn't celebrate just yet: The decision is a loss, not a win, a distinction totally lost on our rapid-fire media.
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Broker associations have been calling for tighter regulations on algorithmic trading saying retail investors were being disadvantaged by their rapid-fire trading strategies.
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Pruitt didn't once raise his voice or appear to be frazzled by the round of at times rapid-fire questions thrown at him.
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He also posted a rapid-fire set of Fox News clips, complaining furiously about a brief moment of Fox content that displeased him.
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Despite rapid-fire punch lines, Mr. Attell appears as relaxed as a guy settling into his couch after a long day of work.
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Would this slice of shared history, told in rapid-fire hip-hop lyrics and muscular choreography, resonate on this side of the pond?
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Their ideas come rapid-fire as Haber takes notes: pets, couples, cruises, friendship, space, bed, fashion, teachers, horoscopes, Pokémon, God, and taco grease.
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In November, he sent a rapid-fire series of tweets "congratulating" Trump for divesting totally from his businesses, something Trump hadn't yet done.
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In that song, Ray, Yount, and Vaughn hit every tricky, rapid-fire aural cue, but also knock over props and sing like spirited amateurs.
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Instagram's rapid fire updates to its Stories feature continues today with the added ability to respond to individual stories with photos, videos, and Boomerangs.
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And Tony Toe Tap — yes that's a nickname he would like to cultivate — snuck in a rapid fire three pumps without getting flagged. 2.
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" Pulsing with brassy beats and lion's roars, the song, according to rapid-fire rapper Changbin is about "gaining the confidence to face new challenges.
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There's certainly precedent for previous Senate candidates getting appointed to seats after they've been defeated, though the rapid-fire timing on this is uncommon.
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Why don't we just rapid fire through some of the rumors about the Trinity production and you can confirm or push back on them.
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With rapid fire effect from this 32nd story window on Sunday night, gunman Stephen Paddock mowed down hundreds of outdoor concertgoers, killing 58 people.
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This week, in a rapid-fire special session, the North Carolina General Assembly adopted a law that eliminates all local ordinances prohibiting LGBT discrimination.
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Communication becomes an extensive and tiring process and many struggle to keep up with the rapid-fire speech most of us take for granted.
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One claw-tipped finger taps on the screen in rapid-fire morse code when she finds the wobbly sketch of breasts she's looking for.
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Towards the end of his eviscerating, rapid-fire bars he proposes, "The war is over, so said the speaker, with the flight suit on".
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The rapid-fire lo-fi results might light up a local music scene, exploding from cell phone ringtones to parties on makeshift sound systems.
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Remnant memories of past intergalactic travelers offer a rapid fire series self-critiques: What is the point of a universe with18 quintillion planets, anyway?
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Rubin said he wanted to help educators remind students that punctuation still matters, even in an age of rapid-fire tweets and text messages.
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The Comedy Lineup: Part 2 (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): A cadre of promising up-and-coming comedians delivers a rapid fire series of stand-up performances.
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He attacks in real time, and his ability to perform rapid-fire combos and warp around the battlefield makes battles feel fast and fluid.
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Kamala Harris was shushed, once again, by Senate intelligence chairman Richard Burr, this time during her rapid-fire grilling of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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When you power out of a stoplight, kicking through the gears in rapid-fire succession, the engine sound behind your head is unmistakable Ferrari.
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In a Charlie Rose-style setting, Evans interviews a celebrity with rapid-fire questions while they both eat chicken wings doused in hot sauce.
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But most of the posts were suggestions for next steps, a sort of rapid-fire spitball session, with one idea building off the next.
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We learned this sad truth last year when our precious hero, Kagetora, had a seizure after a rapid-fire succession of fireworks went off.
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We all feel the fatigue of merely existing in the Trump era, the rapid-fire assault on all of our political and social senses.
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" The caller was a recruiter for the C.I.A. "He asked me some rapid-fire questions—'Is the Indus River north or south of Kashmir?
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The deal comes at a difficult time for high-frequency trading as low volatility squeezes the profits it can make from rapid-fire trades.
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We don't need another forum for rapid-fire arguments and bite-sized summaries of issues, and at this point that's all the debates provide.
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After the horn sounds, they blow loud whistles to alert the next group and simultaneously hurl white wooden paddles, rapid-fire, at the birds.
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As our due dates grew closer, Cathy and I transitioned from the occasional polite email exchange to rapid-fire text messages at all hours.
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He was famous for his rapid-fire one-liners, surreal flights of fancy, use of fanciful words like "tattyfilarious" and marathon stand-up shows.
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BeBe Zahara Benet, as "Jungle Kitty," spat rapid-fire nonsense into the microphone: "Ra-ca-ca ti-ti ta-ta, yeah" and so on.
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The rapid-fire, note-perfect dialogue is punctuated with moments of brilliant conceptual whimsy: animated and underwater sequences; horror-movie jump scares; immersive theater.
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In the second part, the right hand plays rapid-fire eighth notes, going faster and faster and faster, getting softer and softer and softer.
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The LCSs currently are equipped with a 57mm rapid-fire gun and launcher able to fire the RIM-847.63 Rolling Airframe Missile, or RAM.
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Background reading: • A gunman on a high floor of a Las Vegas hotel rained a rapid-fire barrage on an outdoor country music festival.
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" Analysis of video shows that the gunman used rifles with rapid-fire capabilities, and an official reports of one modified with a "bump stock.
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But I also worry about the rapid-fire, superficial way history is being presented, as if it's mostly a matter of drawing historical analogies.
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Ms. Hong examined attitudes toward mainlanders with a series of implicit association tests, which use rapid-fire word association prompts to measure subconscious prejudices.
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Her big number — a rapid-fire rundown of everything she's currently anxious about — is a standout that got cheers every time it was reprised.
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A gunman on a high floor of a _________ hotel rained a rapid-fire barrage on an outdoor concert festival on the night of Oct.
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This rapid-fire construction effort was the latest project by Elrow, a roaming celebration that is part Cirque du Soleil, part Alice In Wonderland.
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The rapid-fire banter can at times reach "Gilmore Girls" density, each page crammed with zingers finely tuned for the almond-milk-sipping set.
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XPO has used rapid-fire acquisitions to grow from a $175 million truck brokerage company in 2012 to a $15.38 billion freight and logistics behemoth.
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She was in the middle of a rapid-fire Q&A session with the Facebook CEO and was only looking for "yes or no" answers.
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But the process for generating and analyzing the images — the key to Recursion's rapid-fire, high-throughput approach to drug research — would remain largely unchanged.
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Enabling the "7-Minute Workout" skill within the Alexa app lets you start a rapid-fire workout that'll only take you seven minutes to complete.
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The former San Francisco prosecutor drew notice when her rapid-fire grilling of Sessions during a 2017 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing caused him to complain.
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Judges will conduct a quick Q&A after each rapid fire pitch, and at the end of all the presentations, judges will determine their winners.
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Insecure is many things: A love letter to Los Angeles, a catalogue of great (and Solange-chosen) music, and a parcel of rapid-fire funny.
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Amid the mundane and humorous, those vibrant, colorful little shapes can easily become a rapid-fire display of affection to a friend, parent or partner.
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The AR-L Blaster features "rapid-fire motorized blasting and flip-up sights," presumably to help players hit each other more easily with foam darts.
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But the hardest part was adjusting from the rapid-fire publishing style of TechCrunch to the long feedback cycle of publishing with St. Martin's Press.
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Once you're finished, you'll have just 25 seconds for a rapid-fire project pitch and presentation onstage in front of the sponsors and TechCrunch judges.
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Saturday Night Live's recurring Weekend Update sketch is usually a rapid-fire series of one-liners cracking jokes at the top headlines of the week.
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" The teenagers began a rapid-fire text exchange; Jack said he was "a little drunk still," and Clara responded that she was "still drunk too.
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But the Democrat&aposs rapid-fire claims about the state of the economy and other issues have fact-checkers scrambling to provide a reality check.
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That rapid fire pop culture affinity, coupled with a willingness to talk about universal topics like sex and dating, appeals to a "multicultural" live audience.
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The shop was bustling on a recent Thursday afternoon as Weaver made rapid-fire sales to a hodgepodge of tourists, designers and high school students.
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On several occasions, Mueller struggled to follow along with the convoluted, rapid-fire questions from Republicans, which would be challenging for any witness to navigate.
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Unfortunately for the senator, his rapid-fire delivery sometimes undercut his own message; hyperspeed does not give viewers and listeners enough time to process ideas.
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As a leader in the U.S. Navy SEALs, I had to "simplify the battlefield" and make rapid-fire decisions that had life-and-death consequences.
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The company is finally ready to offer a little more insight into Duplex, the most widely discussed — and controversial announcement during a rapid-fire keynote.
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We also go over the latest Apple rumors and end with a round of Rapid Fire Reactions to the rest of this week's tech news.
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The chat windows make it easier to send rapid-fire comments, which will trigger notifications for other users on the thread, luring them to engage.
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"These weather factors will result in the potential for rapid fire spread in the warned area through at least Saturday evening," the weather service said.
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"What it demonstrated was the danger of just letting Donald Trump go with no prompter, no notes, no script, answering questions rapid fire," Varney said.
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As Minaj's verse speeds up, Cox doesn't lose steam, mouthing along the rapid-fire lyrics — and sneaking in a sly taunt to her opponent Wiley.
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But as I neared my hotel that night I suddenly heard the rapid fire of heavy machine guns, and the harsh whistle of mortar rounds.
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But this episode still demonstrates "UnREAL" in fine form, full of rapid-fire triple-crossing and intrigue both in front of and behind the scenes.
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He talks in rapid-fire speeches about what he plans to achieve by 2023 — Turkey's centennial — and sometimes seems to want to replace Ataturk himself.
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The humor here is less about rapid-fire jokes, and more about shared ideas and intimacy, particularly between Issa and her BFF Molly (Yvonne Orji).
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Bashir will participate in the 25-metre rapid fire pistol event for men, while Sohail will compete in the women's 10-metre air rifle event.
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A precise writer who uses language in sharp, meticulously crafted gags, his rapid-fire sets are a blend of dense wordplay and roastlike insult comedy.
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On its face none of this is complicated, but when unfurled in rapid fire there's very little time for the defense to process what's happening.
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So we're just gonna start off by doing a rapid-fire overview of some of the stuff we're not going to go as deep on.
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While Tupperware's Rick Goings sees how candidates treat his employees, Salesforce's Marc Benioff has been known to see how candidates respond to rapid-fire questions.
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What set it apart was, much like its military counterpart, the inventor Eugene Stoner's patented gas operating system, which allowed for rapid fire and reloading.
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That Mr. Swan works for Axios, the rapid-fire news site founded by the Politico creators Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei, brings its own complications.
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The rapid-fire Hurricanes outshot Washington 45-18 to cut the defending Stanley Cup champions' lead to 2-1 in the best-of-seven series.
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The rapid fire heard on recordings of the Las Vegas shooting suggested a fully automatic weapon, and police officers called it that on radio traffic.
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As a commentator for Radio AM550, Uranga has always called games "in the normal way": all rhetorical flourishes, impassioned outbursts and breathless, rapid-fire delivery.
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In a dramatic rapid-fire exchange, Weinstein's lawyer Damon Cheronis asked Salinas if she had ever seen Weinstein run out of a bathroom suite naked.
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Ansari dramatizes this encounter in his signature style, rapid-fire dialogue in a swaggering high-pitched voice, comedy's answer to the flow of Eazy-E.
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Gibney, signaling that he is aware of the unwieldy material, introduces important players in a cheeky, rapid-fire cast-of-characters montage near the beginning.
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Messing and McCormack easily pick up their rapid-fire back-and-forth rhythm as if they're slipping into a comfortable, broken-in pair of shoes.
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Lakoff believes Trump exploits "journalistic convention by providing rapid-fire news events for reporters to chase" — this is what he calls the "big lie" strategy.
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These buttons are also designed to be fast and rapid-fire and withstand being spilled on and being beat up by hundreds of kids every day.
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In addition to the criminal activities already described, AIs could be used to target vulnerable populations, perform rapid-fire hacks, develop intelligent malware, and so on.
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Twitter lends itself well to these sort of events, where its rapid-fire, real-time nature leads to communities of users rallying around a specific situation.
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I thought I had a great system--collecting all my emails at the end of the day and replying to them in a rapid fire succession.
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If there's anything Jeff Sessions hates more than answering rapid-fire questions in front of a packed Intelligence Committee hearing, it's a bag of stinky bud.
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Allison Goldberg and Jen Jamula are speaking to the audience in alternating rapid-fire bursts, with the familiar staccato of a Gilmore Girls-shaped machine gun.
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From then on out—62 minutes, give or take—it's a hyper-funny, rapid-fire battle to see who can get out of the warehouse alive.
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Sitting down with PEOPLE's editor-in-chief Jess Cagle for the rapid-fire Cagle Exercise, Samantha Bee opened up about her fears, loves and everyday life.
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And yet, when they were in the public eye, together, they could function like a marvelous tag team, their ideas bouncing back and forth, rapid-fire.
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The country star covers the first-ever country issue of Cosmopolitan, and got candid answering a series of rapid fire questions in the magazine's Cosmo Quiz.
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This rapid-fire approach also has the advantage of keeping the onstage adrenaline level high, and of blinding us to discrepancies and holes in the plot.
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Entire brokerage, custody, and wealth management worlds were upended in less than two months' time after Interactive Brokers sparked the rapid-fire, industry-wide domino effect.
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The parties failed to say how individual needs for international protection would be fairly assessed during the rapid-fire mass expulsions they agreed would take place.
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It takes a few rapid-fire paragraphs to avoid touching the wrong keys, but once you get used to it, it's not much of an issue.
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To completely get you into that festival feeling for today's shopping spree, we asked Conrad a series of rapid-fire questions about all things festival style.
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The unlikely duo joined Mashable for a rapid-fire Q&A that gave us a glimpse into their hilarious dynamic, which Great News promises to showcase.
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They play in to the film's rapid-fire humor, Scott's perpetual confusion, and a style that makes the whole thing feel like a moving comic book.
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As a former social worker who spent years providing one-on-one counseling to young adults, this kind of depersonalized, automatized, rapid-fire assessment terrifies me.
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This is my favorite part of the countdown, with the mission controllers asking the status of various stations and the rapid-fire "Go!" from different stations.
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That, and his habit of sending me rapid-fire Signal and Twitter messages that cryptically indicated he'd discovered something new that the world needed to know.
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Mom and Dad watched the show for its literary and 1970s cultural references, while my brother Luke and I enjoyed the absurdity and rapid-fire jokes.
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TB12's wife, Gisele Bundchen, revealed the random fact in Vogue's "73 Questions" ... when she answered several rapid fire questions about the New England Patriots quarterback.
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We got Soulja Boy in NYC Thursday, and he started bashing tons of rappers ... with rapid-fire insults directed at Tyga, Famous Dex and Kanye West.
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The supermodel did an interview and a workout all in one, answering rapid-fire questions from her trainer Rob Piela while holding an ab-tightening plank.
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During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live this week, Anthony, 38, answered a series of rapid fire questions from host Andy Cohen about the shindig.
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Without any audio, I missed the rapid-fire final checks and cascade of excited "Go's!" building anticipation for the approaching blastoff that I love so dearly.
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And that makes it possible that the rapid fire heard in the videos of the Las Vegas shooting came from a fully or effectively automatic weapon.
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Judges will conduct a quick Q&A after each rapid fire pitch, and at the end of all the presentations the panel will determine the winners.
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Freddy Kerrest, cofounder and COO of Okta, revealed in 2013 that Benioff asked a steady stream of rapid-fire questions on every detail on his resume.
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The international human rights community has criticized the Iraqi judiciary for holding rapid-fire trials against large numbers of ISIS members without detailing their individual crimes.
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The annoying rumbling continued and ended about the same time as Feinstein stopped speaking, leaving a brief silence broken up only by Zuckerberg's rapid fire blinking.
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The 19 candidates who attend the dinner in Cedar Rapids will each get five minutes to give a rapid-fire speech to more than 203,400 guests.
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"I make lullaby rap music," she explained recently on Twitter, a description as concise and apt as most of her rapid-fire yet still conversational verses.
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Video of the shooting captured nine seconds of continuous, rapid fire, followed by 37 seconds of silence from the weapon and panicked screaming from the crowd.
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Video of the shooting captured nine seconds of continuous rapid fire, followed by 37 seconds of silence from the weapon and panicked screaming from the crowd.
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"H-O to H-O-R-S," my 22-year-old son shouts over the rapid-fire thunder of his friends bouncing basketballs in the driveway.
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During rapid-fire questioning, Rotunno grilled Sciorra about whether she had called the police, gone to the hospital or immediately told anyone she had been raped.
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Gorsuch appeared taken aback by the crowd of photographers rapid-fire snapping shots of him as he sat at the witness table ahead of the hearing.
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As recently as Monday night's show, Mr. Corden played to his strength, with a rapid-fire song-and-dance number with Billy Eichner and Anna Kendrick.
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And we need to learn to be symbol readers with our eyes wide open in our own political moment of rapid-fire tweets and manufactured distraction.
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The rapid-fire decisions made by that quartet of candidates speaks to how quickly the 2020 race has gone from a standstill to a dead sprint.
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Charyn makes the real and the imagined sound equally plausible, with prose that evokes Thomas Pynchon's "The Crying of Lot 49" in its rapid-fire energy.
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An estimated 69 people were wounded by the attacker, who went on a shooting rampage with a rapid-fire rifle inside the crowded and popular venue.
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That window is indeed shrinking, with the House Intelligence Committee stacking up witnesses over the last two weeks in a series of rapid-fire public hearings.
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His constant physical motion, jokes and lessons on fresh fish and its preparation come in rapid-fire delivery, some words in Japanese, but most in English.
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Marina Rebeka, at the Met, lacked Meade's imperious agility in rapid-fire fioritura, although her rich, chiaroscuro tone and her fierce dramatic commitment provided ample compensation.
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Thankfully, Ignito concedes nothing to such expectations, and the Korean rapper's second album delivers sensationalist energy while realizing the language's sonic potential for rapid-fire delivery.
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It also bans magazines of more than 10 rounds for long guns and 15 rounds for pistols as well as rapid-fire devices known as bump stocks.
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If he tries a rapid-fire approach, as he has done with executive orders, with legislation, then congressional Republicans will move the bills with speed and muscle.
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Although the actress' rapid-fire, sunny speech is usually punctuated with her own endearing laughter, memories of that scene's near-demonic giggling bring about long, pregnant pauses.
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Nowhere is this more visible than Twitter, where every AR experiment post from a developer in the community features a rapid fire response trail of interested parties.
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I think financials, consumer discretionary and technology stocks top the threatened list, while staples, utilities, health care and energy are at less risk of rapid-fire destruction.
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In the 1990s, that would change, as Stone began to experiment with rapid-fire editing techniques, oddball camera angles, and multiple film stocks, to incredibly powerful effect.
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Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner Mary Meeker published her annual Internet Trends Report Wednesday, presenting the data in rapid-fire fashion onstage at Recode's annual Code Conference.
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Gather a ton of them, fire off a lucky egg, evolve them all rapid fire, and drown in that super sweet XP. Tip #6: Hatching eggs matter!
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Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner Mary Meeker is delivering her annual rapid-fire internet trends report right now at Code Conference at the Terranea Resort in California.
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The keys are large, but they're too close to each other, which made it really easy to hit the wrong keys during a rapid-fire typing session.
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It's pencils down after 24 hours, and then your sleep-deprived team will have just 60 seconds to deliver a rapid-fire presentation to our hackathon judges.
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A couple of rapid-fire 3-point baskets helped the Blue Devils grab an 18-point lead and settle for a 20133-29 advantage at the break.
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It's a potent combination, perhaps overly so, especially since Rose also has a generous amount of health and a rapid-fire homing shot as her primary attack.
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He's a rapid-fire speaker who can go from delivering comic one-liners one minute to in-depth discourses on first century Jewish hospitality customs the next.
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The 29-year-old comedian's rapid-fire monologues on everything from typical boyfriends to regional accents have attracted a massive following on Youku, a video-sharing site.
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Degrassi: Next Class is for the most part sweetly earnest, treating the things teens go through—sex, drugs, rapid-fire changes in personal perspective—as monumental events.
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In the past, this was self-destructive (drinking and sex) but overtime, I've learned to redirect the hunger that comes with rapid-fire thinking toward constructive ends.
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The HMS Montrose is armed with two automated rapid-fire 30 mm deck guns specifically designed to incapacitate or destroy small fast-moving watercraft like Iranian gunboats.
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I fumbled through my suit jacket for my phone, as it buzzed with rapid-fire group texts: One of my BFFs from college was finally in labor.
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Few said they were familiar with the so-called "silencer bill" backed by the National Rifle Association that Clinton highlighted in her rapid-fire tweets on Monday.
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Earlier on Tuesday, in a rapid-fire series of tweets, Mr. Morales had urged members of his coalition to continue blocking efforts to nominate an interim leader.
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He speaks in rapid-fire Spanish except when he mentions MS-213; in several months of conversations, I only ever heard him say the name in English.
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"These stocks are all trading at historically low multiples," Robbins said during a rapid-fire presentation at the glitzy annual gathering of hedge-fund and investing heavyweights.
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We have to come to an agreement on like which photo that will represent us and then we can post the other ones just rapid fire story.
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One such example is bitcoin, the wildly popular cryptocurrency used by traders hungry for its rapid-fire gains and by companies to pay off hackers using ransomware.
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Lakshmi, 45, answers a series of rapid fire questions ranging from fun (she wouldn't be "caught dead" in a Hummer) to serious (she's "bad" at "being diplomatic").
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His replies are eloquent, fierce, and rapid-fire—if you catch him in the middle of an argument, you'll see him blast out many tweets a minute.
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The GOP and even the NRA are talking about additional federal regulations on the devices, which allow semiautomatic guns to act more like rapid-fire automatic weapons.
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The dark, dirty and dangerous location provided a perfectly surreal environment to be assaulted by DJ Tron's onslaught of horror-inducing screams and rapid-fire bomb drops.
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Penned following her 2008 divorce from movie director Guy Ritchee, its rapid-fire lyrics offer a glimpse into Madonna's ridiculously hectic daily schedule as a single mom.
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Unlike the others, this supplement is moderately caffeinated, and, whether by design or accident, its effects seem to encourage Shapiro's rapid-fire, small-caliber mode of speaking.
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To keep the plane from going into an unrecoverable nosedive in less than a minute, the pilots had to make a series of rapid-fire control changes.
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Her search, and a rapid-fire education on genetic diseases, led her to conclude the best hope for helping Maxwell was an experimental technique called gene therapy.
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Many market-watchers have been wondering what caused this week's rapid-fire sell-off, so CNBC's Jim Cramer decided to oust the "real culprits" behind the nosedive.
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Eichner is hyperliterate in the language of pop culture, asking rapid-fire questions about Kaley Cuoco or Meryl Streep before his guests know what's happening to them.
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Pantsir is a rapid-fire missile system intended for defense against cruise missiles, drones and low flying aircraft with a range of about 20 kilometers (12 miles).
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Harrison, an attorney who resembles Stephen Colbert, and his wife, Heather, a former TV news reporter who talks in rapid-fire bursts, co-founded Platinum Drive Realty.
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The rapid-fire controversies this week came after Trump had made significant gains in the polls, buoyed by Clinton's "basket of deplorables" gaffe and recent health concerns.
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One media appearance, basically, begat another, as evidenced by a rapid-fire montage of Allred addressing reporters or mixing it up as a guest on cable news.
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"It has to make it funny and appealing — especially all the recitatives," he said, referring to the rapid-fire dialogues set to harpsichord accompaniment between the arias.
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He was also equipped with a device that effectively converts semi-automatic weapon into an automatic, allowing rapid-fire of bullets with one pull on the trigger.
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Trump banned "bump stocks" - rapid-fire gun attachments used in the October 2017 mass shooting that killed 58 people at a country music festival in Las Vegas.
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In the first quarter, in a span of seconds, he missed two rapid-fire 3-point attempts from the corner and mishandled an easy pass for a turnover.
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"Permission Streak," with its rapid-fire whining and shaky filming, shows how the internet invites distraction and the desire to take on multiple identities at once, never settling.
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Sure it affects the customer-investor feedback loop with its rapid-fire and nearly real-time pace, but "it's something markets have to get used to," Fisch said.
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The FUTUREHOOD founders' song approaches pNp from a first-person narrative, bringing the extremely complex emotional space of its subject matter to life with mercurial, rapid-fire verses.
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HONG KONG/SHANGHAI, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Chinese financial markets slid in early trade on Monday after Beijing and Washington engaged in rapid-fire tariff escalation over the weekend.
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But inferring depth data from a single camera's rapid-fire images is a CPU-hungry process and, though effective in a way, also rather dated as a technique.
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The sporadic and rapid-fire halts led to confusion among some investors as to what was trading and questions whether they got prices worse than they should have.
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The rapid-fire debate format — candidates will get just one minute to answer questions and 30 seconds to respond to follow-ups — may be designed for maximum fairness.
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Despite the rapid fire development of the show's plot, this reflection on trauma is given room to breathe and its subsequent influence on Ruth's behavior makes more sense.
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But with the exception of Massachusetts, which banned the rapid-fire accessories only three days ago, on Friday, proposed bans on bump stocks have stalled out in Congress.
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The only downside, at least compared to other foam dart gun systems, is that there aren't a lot of rapid-fire guns in the K-Force line up.
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There are four re-mappable buttons, a hair trigger mode for rapid fire, and a dedicated mode switch button that lets you switch connectivity modes and paired devices.
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The Mark Pellington-directed clip begins with a rapid-fire montage of a giddy proposal—and the steamy celebration—before jealousy and doubt threaten to consume their relationship.
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To try and squeeze every last vote out of the Lone Star State, Cruz is spending the final day in Texas for a rapid-fire series of events.
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Already there are startups like Mythic and SambaNova Systems, which have raised tens of millions of dollars and specialize in the rapid-fire calculations for typical AI processes.
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In that case, he can open up "August 2014," and, for a few minutes, see the same snapshots flashing up in his head like rapid-fire projector slides.
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This isn't the most satisfying ending for Sense8's second season, but it might have been necessary to maintain the narrative's rapid-fire pace into the third season.
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If only there were two razor-sharp women around to deconstruct this possibility for us in rapid-fire dialog and provide some valuable life lessons along the way.
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Prompted by Nelson Riddle's ominous theme and a rapid-fire, near-hysterical voice-over by the tabloid journalist Walter Winchell, the mood was grim and the violence brutal.
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All are variations on the same format: a few frames of almost-charmingly antiquated graphic design (reflecting a broader Y211K-style paranoid aesthetic) accompanied by rapid-fire voiceover.
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Ms. Asherie's movement phrases — compact bursts of choreography with rapid-fire changes in rhythm and gestural articulation — bubble up and dissipate, quickly paving the way for something new.
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The 32-year-old TV star answered some rapid-fire questions for Insider about his flourishing career, firsts, and the person he most dreams of working with.1.
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The internet is crammed with food media, from the heady intellectual heights of The New York Times food section to the rapid-fire content streams of BuzzFeed's Tasty.
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But, when it came to the Prince's round of rapid-fire questions ... Harry immediately got Barack -- a HUGE NBA fan -- to close the book on the MJ vs.
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The medium is the message, as they like to say, and this medium allows for rapid-fire information to flow endlessly from the keyboards of countless underpaid writers.
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As the name and acronym suggest, HIIT consists of a rapid-fire sequence of different exercises, which rotate through different muscle group and shock the body into shape.
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Standing between Vice President Quayle and Senator Al Gore, Mr. Stockdale's head mostly swiveled back for much of the night as he observed his opponents' rapid-fire exchanges.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump made a rapid-fire series of false claims at a televised town hall event hosted by Fox News on Thursday in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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Ms. Gibson, who went on to become a "House of Cards" showrunner, turned her rapid-fire language on three neighbors in the midst of articulate quarter-life crises.
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The trailer is the sweetest of teases for the new movie, featuring in rapid-fire montage some of the most beloved moments from Louisa May Alcott's 1868 novel.
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Remember, Obama went with MJ over LBJ during a rapid fire question session with Prince Harry -- saying he "loves" LeBron ... but ultimately he's gotta go with His Airness.
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I was ushered into the kitchen by Mr. Bakker's mother, who spoke rapid-fire Dutch (which I do not speak) while motioning at me to take a seat.
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To keep the plane from going into an unrecoverable nose dive in less than a minute, the pilots had to make a series of rapid-fire control changes.
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Speaking rapid-fire with no spot for others to jump into the conversation, Mr. Trump makes everyone a co-conspirator to his preferred set of facts, or delusions.
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The talk of outlawing the "bump stock" device that heightened the Vegas gunman's rapid fire is similarly diversionary, since the problem is the weapon, not the latest accessory.
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That is how criticism works these days — it is rapid-fire groupthink, irascible and tart, and occasionally powerful enough to shift the broad public perception around an artist.
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The president is known for providing an almost stream of consciousness on his Twitter account, but the rapid-fire retweets stood out for their sheer number and range.
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Those results are more experimental, composed into abstract diamonds or squares, and with body parts photographed in rapid-fire succession, or a light bulb dangling alone in space.
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Critic's Pick This duo's debut album, "2100 gecs," smashes electro-pop, dance music, punk and dozens of other rapid-fire reference points into something genuinely new and exhilarating.
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Then came what's arguably the hardest part for most politicians: a segment called The Short Answer, during which the moderators volleyed rapid-fire questions, to be answered briefly.
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This kind of rapid-fire diversion could be the work of a political genius, but in fact it's just how our next president's mind naturally seems to operate.
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The rapid-fire event, which featured the introduction of 15 new products over 90 minutes, created consistent oohs and ahhs, with the microwave oven sparking the most interest.
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Investors bet on the promise that Zenefits could streamline employee healthcare benefit management — and apparently bought into the idea that it was growing at a rapid-fire pace.
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But, if the weapon is a high caliber, rapid fire assault weapon, it is hard to go into a fight against that if you've got just a handgun.
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Another result has been a shallowing of our political life via the replacement of wit with snark and of reasoned arguments with rapid-fire tweets and hot takes.
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It's allowed the president to get a headstart in small-dollar fundraising and begin testing its message on select segments of Facebook users at a rapid-fire clip.
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There has been some modest progress: Some firms removed high-profile alleged sexual harassers, and some announced a rapid-fire spate of hires and promotions for women investors.
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But Super Tuesday also matters because it's day one of a rapid-fire 15-day phase of the GOP contest — a phase that could effectively determine who wins.
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MrDougDoug SOS Forks AI REM is a hallucinogenic technicolor barrage of rapid-fire electronics that were composed of manipulated MIDI files found littered throughout the internet's digital wastelands.
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The Spider-Man: Homecoming star sat down with PEOPLE editor-in-chief Jess Cagle for the latest session of his rapid-fire Q&A known as The Cagle Exercise.
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The rapid-fire transfers occurred just days after Google began private arbitration proceedings against Levandowski, claiming he used confidential salary information to recruit Google employees to work at Otto.
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In other words, post-millennial tension—about rapid-fire cultural shifts, disrupted industries, and connection versus isolation, especially online—isn't just for Trump voters and recently-minted college graduates.
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His movies are so exhausting and rapid-fire that they feel almost avant-garde at times, as if Bay is testing the limits of viewers' ability to process information.
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It's the fastest turnaround yet for two SpaceX launches, but if it's going to launch as many satellites as it says, there are more rapid-fire liftoffs to come.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday pledged to "act as appropriate" to keep the U.S. economy healthy, although he stopped short of committing to rapid-fire rate cuts.
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That brings the possibility for "very rapid fire spread and extreme fire behavior with any new ignitions Sunday night into Monday," the National Weather Service in Los Angeles said.
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The teaser arrives in two form: a 15-second rapid-fire montage and a fan-made frame-by-frame breakdown of the same video, slowed to cover 55-seconds.
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We have this potent combo to thank for the rapid-fire reaction time and desire to go, go, go that we normally associate with people born under this sign.
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But it's really best to watch Meeker deliver the rapid-fire "state of the internet" in person — which is why we're happy to host her at Code every year.
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The short-range element of Aegis is a Dalek-like, rapid-fire cannon called Phalanx, which spits out 75 rounds a second and can shoot down incoming cruise missiles.
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Like so many "73 Questions" Vogue videos that came before her, Lena Dunham didn't hold back anything for her first time up against the onslaught of rapid-fire questioning.
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Dinklage, representing Doritos Blaze, spits fire lip-syncing along to Busta Rhymes' rapid-fire verse on Chris Brown's "Look at Me Now" as he walks through a burning room.
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While the six-hour set of hearings certainly had standout moments, there was no bombshell, and Mueller at times seemed unprepared to answer rapid-fire questions from committee members.
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The Deadpool star sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle on EW radio for a rapid-fire Q&A session we're dubbing The Cagle Exercise.
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"Aerial Clash" feels like a more modern electronic track, with a rapid-fire drum line moving the sound forward, and what sounds like police chatter overlaid on the music.
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We'll have a panel of judges listen to the rapid-fire pitches from the 10 selected startups and conduct Q&As with each — as well as determine the winner.
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China's rapid-fire approach has set off a biomedical duel between the U.S. and China, and sparked concerns among Western scientists that the Chinese trials have been irresponsibly premature.
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The hour-long workout — a rapid-fire series of movements, drawn from weight-building, gymnastics, and calisthenics — definitely veered closer to an Army drill than a hatha yoga class.
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Street-smart executives certainly want to know the what so they have rapid-fire responses to their CEO and board when asked to explain digital transformation in the elevator.
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We ended with Kate doing a rapid-fire review of all the venture capital funds that announced closes this week, because there were a lot, including Slow Ventures, Defy.
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Chief among them found on the Pen-F are things like 5-axis image stabilization, rapid-fire burst shooting, and a suite of preset color profiles, filters, and effects.
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Sanders turned months' worth of his best Clinton punches into a rapid-fire combination, hitting her on Wall Street, free trade, the Keystone pipeline, Social Security and gun control.
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Faced with a rapid-fire succession of legal challenges, judges have refused to strike down or roll back laws Democrats argue were designed to disenfranchise minorities and the poor.
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Follow My Lead isn't a rapid-fire piece of cinematography, but it uses quicker cuts and some techniques that are rarely found in VR filmmaking, like rolling dolly shots.
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In his skeletal music, you hear an inheritor of early electro, a kin of early DIY techno, and also a template for the rapid-fire raunch of Miami bass.
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Sports of The Times The hatred that arrives rapid-fire into their social media accounts is so personal and acidic that it could sear through even the thickest skin.
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He's speak about his team's ambitions with a rapid-fire enthusiasm that travels from the MIT labs to housing structures being built on Mars in a matter of seconds.
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During a game of "Think Fast!" on The Tonight Show, their answers to a series of rapid-fire questions start of silly, then get progressively more and more ridiculous.
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But such a rapid-fire bankruptcy has never before been tried, and under the bill, it must be completed in 48 hours — faster than almost any bankruptcy on record.
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She can respond to the same question with three or four different rapid-fire answers, while making it seem, as she utters them, that she believes in each one.
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At the height of Cold War tensions, Operation Dominic was something of a fireworks grand finale: A series of 31 tests conducted in 1962, done in rapid-fire succession.
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Facebook's response: The company responded with a rapid-fire defense with executive-penned blog posts and tweet storms — and sent out executives to let everyone know it was outraged.
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Beyond that, though, Ms Dynamite has carved out an impact by balancing rapid-fire socially conscious bars and soft, soulful R&B in ways that strike frequently untouched nerves.
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Ms. Pirro, known as much for her conservative views as for the rapid-fire way in which she expresses them, has made reference to her tendency to drive quickly.
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Gail: What we need is so simple — strong background checks on gun purchases, a ban on rapid-fire weapons that make it easy to mow down dozens of people.
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Billy Eichner is a comic actor who became famous running around Manhattan, playing rapid-fire pop culture trivia games on "Billy on the Street" with sometimes willing New Yorkers.
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They are scheduled to vote on proposed amendments to her plan, including one that would give Parliament a rapid-fire series of votes on specific alternatives to the plan.
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Leaning close into his microphone and speaking in a steady, rapid-fire voice, Mr. Long called out, "Fifty cents, a dollar!" as Ms. Loomer was escorted from the room.
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That could make users more comfortable with having rapid-fire, silly, vulnerable, or risque chats, thereby driving up the reply notifications that keep people opening Instagram all day long.
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Among other charming answers he gave in the rapid-fire interview, this is just reason No. 12489 why Styles is a prince who should be protected at all costs.
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Roughly half the cases involve members of the Shincheonji church, whose branch in the city is believed to be the source of the rapid-fire spread through South Korea.
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"The intensity of this is a lot greater," said Matthew Hiltzik, a former Democratic consultant who draws on his experience in rapid-fire political campaigns to advise corporate clients.
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Last week, we introduced the Elevator Interview — a summer series showcasing the voices of Times writers and editors, as conducted through rapid-fire inside our very slow corporate elevators.
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This is the mytho-scientific premise underlying a madcap, rapid-fire tale of South Africa in the year 2064, where a handful of individuals are suddenly plagued by godhood.
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Tennis, a sport known for rapid-fire rallies, sprints to the net and fast-twitch lunges, is being slowed by the most basic of human needs: the bathroom break.
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The game kicked off and Clarkson successfully identified Justin Timberlake, Chris Hemsworth, Drake, Jennifer Lopez and Miley Cyrus in rapid-fire succession — until one familiar face tripped her up.
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Day of intense partisan debate The intense partisan debate over impeachment played out for hours on the House floor Wednesday on rapid-fire fashion ahead of the impeachment votes.
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What I would like to do very quickly, if you don't mind, is take a minute or two and run very rapid fire through some news of the day.
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Fourteen startups presented onstage today at Disrupt Berlin, giving live demos and rapid-fire presentations on their origin stories and business models, then answering questions from our expert judges.
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Last week, we introduced the Elevator Interview — a summer series showcasing the voices of Times writers and editors, as conducted through rapid-fire inside our very slow corporate elevators.
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With the German conductor Cornelius Meister at the helm, though, many of the rapid-fire numbers that carry the buffo weight in this tragicomedy rattled more than they hummed.
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If it weren't so busy slathering sadism, garish color schemes and played-out rapid-fire editing on the screen, "Polar" might make for a decent satire of corporate America.
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Berman is known for his underground film Aleph (271–23), in which he uses Hebrew letters to frame a hypnotic, rapid-fire noise montage into a bit of wonder.
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Some drug ads, for example, feature emotional patients telling their success stories, followed at the very end by a rapid-fire litany of all the things that could go wrong.
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He ushered in rapid-fire operations changes - like cutting rail yards, doubling train size, storing equipment - and slashed hundreds of jobs that some workers in turn blamed for service disruptions.
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DeGeneres, 58, sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle for rapid-fire Q&A game called The Cagle Exercise – and she had plenty of surprising answers.
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It's a scene right out of Gilmore Girls, delivered in rapid-fire dialogue: Lorelai spends minutes fantasizing about getting a tattoo, all while her daughter Rory looks on, tight-lipped.
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Spitting out rapid-fire voice and hand signals for about 30 seconds, the humans would direct their dogs through the course, the two moving as one, a mind-meld team.
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The tentative format of the debates will be a combination of a moderated question-and-answer session and rapid-fire questions, bracketed by opening and closing remarks by the candidates.
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The format — described by one of the show's creators, Joan Ganz Cooney, as a rapid-fire "'Laugh-In' for kids" — became more narrative, like children's TV on channels like Nickelodeon.
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Check out this quirky rapid fire video where the Texas native reveals everything from her preference in colored or clear Christmas lights, to her favorite seasonal flick (Bad Santa, anyone?).
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On Friday, Fed Chair Powell said the U.S. central bank will "act as appropriate" to keep the economy healthy, although he stopped short of committing to rapid-fire rate cuts.
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After finally kicking two rapid-fire bacterial gut infections last year, I thought I was out of the woods, but my gut had one more awful trick up its sleeve.
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The actor who plays the devilishly clever character often referred to just as "Littlefinger" is lending his storytelling skills to Vanity Fair as a rapid fire Game of Thrones recapper.
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For Brian Olsavsky, the chief financial officer, and Darin Manney, director of investor relations director, the quarterly chat with analysts is a bruising hour or so of rapid-fire questions.
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Each of FLCL's six episodes are so packed with details, rapid-fire jokes and animation shifts that the show practically demands repeat viewings to disentangle the story from the noise.
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The actor sat down with Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jeff Bauman — who he portrays in the new film Stronger — for a hilarious rapid-fire Q&A session on Facebook Monday.
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The D.C. and Miami meetups are just on the horizon, and it's about time that we introduce you to the companies presenting their products in the rapid-fire pitch-off.
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Based on that research and the belief that rapid-fire questioning allows little opportunity for deception, Converus says that its system have been tuned to "virtually eliminate" these countermeasures' effectiveness.
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Rapid-fire departures are either a vote of no-confidence in the business by those exiting, or an inability to manage the demands of keeping talent in place by management.
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Ahead of the release of the third iteration of Kylie Cosmetic's Koko Kollection, Kylie Jenner sat down with her older sister Khloé Kardashian to record a rapid-fire Q&A.
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And so, I wrote and sang little melodies with "La's" and background vocal parts instead of lyrics, to create that sonic character without stepping on the great, rapid-fire dialogue.
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Authorities say many more people were traumatized when Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old high-stakes video-poker player, spent 10 minutes firing rapid-fire barrages with assault-style rifles.
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She mentioned Today co-host Matt Lauer's rapid-fire termination as an example of how, when high-profile men are finally publicly held accountable, the culture is forced into motion.
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Schenk believes that shame around masturbation — and the rapid-fire masturbatory habits it inspires — contributes to issues like premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, and the inability to climax with a partner.
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Unsurprisingly, these rapid-fire developments thrust the MMA world into a frenzy, as news sources struggled to keep up with the chaos, and gutted fans fought to contain their disappointment.
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She performs that frenetic number in Broadway's "Tootsie" eight times a week as Sandy Lester, a luckless aspiring actress whose audition insecurity manifests itself in rapid-fire, lyrical tongue-twisting.
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She also shows how Wilde, though initially repulsed by American popular media, learned from them, eventually incorporating the rapid-fire comic- dialogue style of the Christy Minstrels into his plays.
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Rather than posting rapid-fire tweets explaining the whole thing, Beyoncé simply posted a series of photographs of herself and her sister having fun, quelling any rumors of a rift.
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His last minute assignment was to wrangle that year's five best actress nominees – Mo'Nique, Vera Farmiga, Anna Kendrick, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Penelope Cruz – for a rapid fire red carpet interview.
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After several rapid-fire media appearances, Nunberg caved on his threat to ignore a subpoena from Mueller's office, declaring instead that he would likely cooperate with the special counsel's office.
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His most recent experiments see him bopping around in new cadences, rapping with conversational casualness and rapid-fire explosiveness as required, dipping through melodies with practiced, almost tossed-off ease.
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In one measure, called the implicit association test, study participants are asked to make rapid-fire associations between images of blacks, whites or other races, and threatening words or images.
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Among the 23 guns he hauled into the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino were at least a dozen that he had apparently modified into rapid-fire weapons of mass murder.
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To commemorate today's swearing in of the anti-christ, Anal Trump and director David Hall mashed all of the band's rapid-fire songs from their EP That Makes Me Smart!
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The two hosts engage the group in rapid-fire patter, while an all-male panel of B-list celebrities called the South 4 tosses out oohs, aahs and sexual innuendo.
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Democrats, who are in the minority in both chambers, said they were crafting measures to expand background checks of gun purchases and ban devices that can make rifles rapid-fire.
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The N.R.A. took the rare step of endorsing a gun-control measure, backing tighter regulations on rapid-fire "bump stock" devices like the one used in the Las Vegas attack.
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Editorial "We'll be talking about gun laws as time goes by," President Trump promised all too casually after the Las Vegas gunman took 58 lives in a rapid-fire slaughter.
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"The Exchange" has all that plus "Rapid Fire," our innovative, reporter driven roundtable – which is a discussion of some of the day's most interesting, unusual and at times controversial topics.
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"I had some good swing thoughts coming down the stretch and just got the job done," said Landry, delighted to have retained his composure after the three rapid-fire bogeys.
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His rapid-fire comedy touches on both his personal life and pop culture (impressions of classic celebrities like Liza Minnelli, Joan Rivers and Julia Child are staples of his sets).
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Mr. Calvillo and his wife, Ms. Martinez, were trading jokes in a rapid-fire blend of English and Spanish in his room at Kindred Hospital, where he had been transferred.
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A former prep-school history teacher with an M.B.A. from Oxford University, she speaks in rapid-fire sentences that pivot quickly in tone from policy wonk to street-savvy organizer.
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Continuing in the rapid-fire English he'd acquired as an adolescent living with his mother in New York, he fielded questions with the aplomb of the seasoned performer he is.
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The Loving Oscar nominee revealed her No. 1 awards-show rule while participating in PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Editorial Director Jess Cagle's rapid-fire Q&A segment called The Cagle Exercise.
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The violence is unflinching and bloody; the rapid-fire jokes come loaded with f-bombs; and the raunchy sex scenes will inspire conversations you probably don't intend to have that day.
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It's still a comedy, though, and if you're a fan of Arrested Development's rapid-fire pace and layered humor, you'll love watching and rewatching BoJack Horseman to catch all the jokes.
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That said, Trump didn't come anywhere close to topping his 51 interruptions in the first debate, 25 of which came in rapid fire during the first 26 minutes of the debate.
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PEOPLE Now put Nick Viall and and his fiancée Vanessa Grimaldi to the test, having them answer rapid-fire questions about dating, Fantasy Suites and exes — so how did they fare?
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The impoverished hermit kingdom has been provoking the U.S. in recent months with rapid-fire missile tests, culminating on July 4 with its first successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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That's backed up by anecdotal reports of a surge in sales of "bump stocks," devices used by the Vegas shooter to make his weapons mimic the rapid fire of machine guns.
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Since last Thursday, to the exhaustion of his fans, the "Life Of Pablo" rapper has been updating his account with a stream of social consciousness posted at a rapid-fire pace.
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Open source libraries provide a tremendously valuable resource for developers, but in today's rapid fire application development environment, it's not always a simple matter to make sure you're using secure code.
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"When we were at the Royal Armouries, the experts there stood 20 feet away from a target with a pistol, and fired off a round of bullets, rapid fire," recalled Jones.
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The National Weather Service issued red flag warnings for much of Los Angeles and Ventura counties on Sunday, stating the potential for rapid fire spread due to strong Santa Ana winds.
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Probably. These rapid-fire tests put more stress on the Fold's hinge than it would face in real-world use by a normal user, which could account for the premature failure.
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When you think about what the moderators are dealing with at this rapid-fire pace, and then to expect all of their decisions to satisfy everyone, that's not going to happen.
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And even with a jam-packed schedule, she's squeezed in a quick rapid fire round of "This or That" with Vogue, where she's spilling her stance on tattoos, piercings and more.
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But with a rapid-fire series of investments, Amazon is declaring its intention to automate shipping and logistics every step of the way — from its warehouses to highways to your doorstep.
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We also analyze the news that Instagram may be switching to an algorithmic feed, and we end with a round of rapid-fire reactions to the rest of the week's news.
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A combative public speaker, Meloni's rapid-fire speeches attacking immigration and globalization are delivered in deep tones easily traceable to the working-class Rome neighborhood where she was born and raised.
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In response, the Fed and the Treasury Department organized a rapid-fire $3.625 billion bailout of LTCM by a consortium of major banks as an alternative to an extended bankruptcy process.
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Congressional Republicans voiced concerns behind closed doors Thursday that the rapid-fire effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare might not work as smoothly as GOP leaders claim, The Washington Post reports.
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The warming effects of fossil fuel use and deforestation remained relatively slight 80 years ago, when compared with the heavy hand they have played in rapid-fire records set more recently.
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Last Summer and Personal Record found her occasionally eschewing straightforward singing for rapid-fire, single-note narration, a strategy she'd use to cram insane amounts of detail into three-minute songs.
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Nadal then glided through his first set before the hard-hitting Sock fought back to force a third set, which under the event's rules is a rapid-fire, 21-point tiebreak.
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The heft and size of the camera make every action more deliberate, and since the camera doesn't shoot more than a couple frames per second, it's not a rapid-fire experience.
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The Mother's Day star sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle for a rapid-fire Q&A session known as The Cagle Exercise – and didn't hold back.
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The iOS keyboard is also more responsive to my rapid-fire typing and I happen to passionately loathe Google's emoji, which look like a weird mix of melted faces and poopmoji.
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It lays siege to "Hamilton"-related matters of commerce (those ticket prices!), sexuality (bye-bye to the gay White Way), the stoner sensibility and the incomprehensibility of its rapid-fire lyrics.
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" But then, in a razzle-dazzle show-must-go-on moment, he began a rapid-fire song-and-dance journey through 2846 much-loved musicals, from "Les Misérables" to "224nd Street.
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One reason Zuckerberg may be avoiding the U.K. Parliament: there, he might face expert questioners a la the EU lawmakers in a format more like the U.S. congress's rapid-fire interrogations.
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At a rapid-fire pace, he exposes viewers to a violent scene reminiscent of Dylann Roof's mass shooting at a church in Charleston, then moves on, smiling, into a dance party.
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Plus, their respective first seasons follow a similar arc, kicking off with rapid-fire humor, then increasingly shading the jokes with serious character exploration as you get further into the story.
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The United States is trying to conclude a rapid-fire series of them at a moment when the office of the United States trade representative is short-staffed for budgetary reasons.
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There, jammed into a bench with industry peers, Mr. Ayers was enchanted as Ms. Grossan sang the grim, rapid fire lyrics to System of a Down's "Chop Suey" with perfect elocution.
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They then channeled much of their wealth into JAB, a conglomerate that has become one of the biggest players in the consumer world through a rapid-fire series of corporate takeovers.
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The National Rifle Association on Thursday endorsed tighter restrictions on bump stocks, devices that can turn a gun into a rapid-fire weapon, but did not say they should be outlawed.
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On Friday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank will "act as appropriate" to keep the economy healthy, although he stopped short of committing to rapid-fire rate cuts.
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J.P. A detuned, dissonant funk vamp carries "Europe Is Lost," a bleak and rapid-fire assessment of the state of the world by the English poet, playwright and rapper Kate Tempest.
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Eleven dancers strong, the extraordinary cast of "Myelination" comprises its own orchestra, including the break dancers Ephrat Asherie and Matthew West, whose pretzeling floor work compliments the tappers' rapid-fire footwork.
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There are even ways that aren't explicitly compared in Crowbcat's editing, but which still are noticeable here, like the rapid-fire, anxiety-inducing way that every character in Far Cry 2 speaks.
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Those shoulder triggers are also customizable, and support longer trigger accessories for easier use, and adjustable dials that allow you to modify the trigger button's travel distance for more rapid fire shooting.
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During a rapid-fire question-and-answer session, the duo answered Ellen Degeneres' burning questions, including what they like to see guys wearing, and you might be surprised to hear their answers.
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Directorial duo LAMAR+NIK slapped 5,566 stickers, hand cut from rapid-fire snapshots of the band performing in front of a white backdrop, onto walls and objects in more than 40 locations.
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It tweets in rapid-fire (nearly a tweet a minute in the hour that this story was published) with an authenticity that conceals its core mission: to promote hamburgers and chocolate shakes.
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The Pitch Perfect star sat down with PEOPLE for a game during which she has to answer five random, rapid fire questions, and in return gets to offer up one shameless plug.
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Given the MCU's relative dearth of those, this film feels like a rapid-fire course correction, and I hope Kevin Feige and his team take advantage of all these fantastic new characters.
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Kaine launched rapid-fire attacks at Trump, repeatedly bringing up his past comments about minorities and women and his refusal to release his tax returns, even if he was discussing another topic.
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Later she talks to her mom on the phone and, although I don't understand all of their rapid-fire Spanish, I hear her tell her mom what a supportive partner I am.
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In a conventional rock context, the distorted, unaccompanied, rapid-fire rumblings that begin the song would sound grandiose, and in fact they still do as Moctar coaxes out a harrowing, terrible beauty.
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The US is roughly halfway to its initial Paris Agreement goal, of reducing carbon emissions by about 25% by 2025, and was set to meet its goal before Trump's rapid-fire deregulations.
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The original Gilmore Girls is a Bush Two-era classic, an occasionally sappy drama about a mother-daughter friendship anchored by its characters' rapid-fire dialogue and encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture.
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In addition to inviting Vogue to her BFF's wedding, Taylor Swift invited the magazine into her home for a rapid-fire quiz on all things Taylor Swift — and she was peak Tay.
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It was simply the latest chapter in an ongoing soap opera that's shaken Washington norms, leaving administration aides anxious and exhausted as they scramble to adjust to rapid-fire changes in management.
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Forward rather than circular, the music is constantly on its feet, hopping from one pitched percussion device to another as Banks mimics the effect in a rapid-fire spew of guttural consonants.
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Originally pitched as a press conference to share the much-anticipated release date for the game, the event turned into a series of rapid-fire announcements, most of which were huge surprises.
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In a rapid-fire series of angry messages about the Russia investigation and reporting on its assorted twists and turns, Trump again accused the media and disloyal officials of conspiring against him.
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The 321-page book is a rapid-fire delivery of data sets, making it more of an academic tome than a light and hopeful read to take with you on summer vacation.
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Between the morning Twitter tantrums from our president and rapid-fire news cycles punctuated by breaking news alerts, now more than ever it's critical to remember to enjoy the stuff that matters.
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But the public had never heard either describe their experiences before, and Democrats hoped to build on their stories with a rapid-fire set of additional public hearings over the next week.
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When I spoke with Swinmurn, he reeled off rapid-fire opinions on the design of the Warriors' branded attire, the type of food sold at the concession stands and other disparate topics.
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In the final segment of the special, Ms. Kelly asked Mr. Trump some "rapid-fire questions," including inquiries about his favorite book ("All Quiet on the Western Front") and movie ("Citizen Kane").
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In a rapid-fire Q&A that was published in the September issue of LGBT+ magazine Express, the gay musician was asked whether he was "top or bottom" by reporter Matt Fistonich.
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And in "Booked," the story of a word-bedeviled soccer star whose father is a linguistics professor, the clever turns of phrase will hook anyone accustomed to watching rapid-fire TV dialogue.
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The Trumps say that the rapid-fire nature of Mr. Fintiklis's legal efforts show that he never intended to cooperate, and that he had been planning an attack from the get-go.
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"The reason Bill Barr is not here today is because the Democrats decided they did not want him here today," Mr. Collins said, his rapid-fire Georgia accent winding up in indignation.
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Mr. Westman, an intellectually curious, classically trained actor who loves hip-hop and whose own speech is rapid-fire and emphatically italicized, seems a natural for spitting Mr. Miranda's intricate lyrical rhymes.
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No change to text.) HONG KONG/SHANGHAI, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Chinese financial markets slid in early trade on Monday after Beijing and Washington engaged in rapid-fire tariff escalation over the weekend.
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Think back to your last appointment: The doctor likely pummeled you with rapid-fire questions about your symptoms before dashing off a prescription and rushing you out the door after 215 minutes.
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A century of police brutality and political gains, of triumph, tragedy, and resilience has been distilled into seven lyric and searing minutes of rapid-fire clips culled from a passel of sources.
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Anthony, meanwhile, couldn't defend the show's treatment of weighty subjects like suicide, but he was still delighted by the rapid-fire dialogue and The Politician's apparent determination to entertain at all costs.
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As riot police officers bombarded the Chinese University of Hong Kong on Tuesday with rapid-fire tear gas and stinging liquid, a secluded haven for learning suddenly looked more like a battlefield.
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When Mr. Aleynikov was originally arrested in 2009, high-frequency trading — the rapid-fire trading of stocks, bonds and commodities driven by algorithmic computer programs — was just gaining prominence on Wall Street.
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President Trump announced late Thursday that he would consider imposing tariffs on an additional $100 billion worth of Chinese products, escalating the rapid-fire exchange of trade actions by the two countries.
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If it's an "open phones" session, meaning just a host and no guest, it can sometimes be rapid-fire calls, one after another in the order they're received, regardless of party affiliation.
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This decline is plausible because assault weapons are semiautomatic firearms designed for rapid fire and combat use, and large-capacity magazines increase the number of rounds that can be fired without reloading.
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A billionaire, a queen and an American first lady walked into a public charter school on Wednesday, collecting bouquets, examining owl pellets and hugging students amid the rapid-fire clicking of cameras.
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Just last week, it launched a standalone messaging app called Threads that is meant to send rapid-fire images back and forth to people on each other's close friends list, Snapchat-style.
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CNN caught up with the "How Long" singer for a round of rapid-fire questions, moments before he took the stage at New York City's Conrad New York Hotel on Wednesday night.
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After several days of a rapid-fire sell-off that rattled global markets, Cramer and technician Bob Lang took to the charts to prove that some stocks are still worth investors' time.
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In a series of rapid-fire meetings starting Wednesday night, the Facebook CEO tried to woo Washington as Congress debates new regulations and some Democratic presidential candidates propose breaking up Big Tech.
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Unlike traditional tournaments with matches that can last hours, the Tie Break Tens tournament is designed to provide fans rapid-fire games, where they can see multiple stars all under one roof.
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The loud side of Mr. Coryell's personality took center stage in 1972 when he formed the Eleventh House, a seminal fusion band that emphasized complex, thunderous compositions and flashy, rapid-fire solos.
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Like McLendon, Jobe favored a rapid-fire offense, demanding that in every game his Jaguars shoot every eight seconds, take at least 93 shots and try to score more than 100 points.
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And standing on stage, trading rapid-fire barbs with Mr. Christie, he did not spot the trap that the governor had laid for him by warning the audience of Mr. Rubio's robotic ways.
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It only ever worked itself in bit of a processing knot when I was shooting rapid-fire clips at 25K 22016 fps and 13 21 fps, two of its most intensive shooting modes.
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The lovely, loyal-to-a-fault relationship between Rory and Lorelai, rapid-fire dialogue, and, of course, the perfect Emily Gilmore are as present as ever in Netflix's A Year In The Life.
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And right when you think you can't possibly stay awake another second, it's time to step on stage and deliver your creation in a 60-second, rapid-fire presentation to the Hackathon judges.
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There are shreds of dialogue here and there that lean toward the book's grating tone, particularly when Wade and Art3mis engage in a rapid-fire "show me your geek credentials" back-and-forth.
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That's just the start in a rapid-fire litany of violent events, from stab wounds to head shots to drops off of buildings to plucked-out eyeballs, all inflicted on the same actress.
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Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday said the U.S. central bank will "act as appropriate" to keep the economy healthy, although he stopped short of committing to rapid-fire rate cuts.
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"I don't have time for your high school drama club," he said recently in his fourth rapid-fire tweet to a BuzzFeed News reporter who had botched, then quickly corrected, a Tapper quote.
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We went through a bunch of the common concerns in rapid-fire fashion, and I've also been asking around and listening to Apple folks who have been using the feature over long periods.
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During a recent episode of The Jess Cagle Interview, the 46-year-old actress participated in a rapid-fire Q&A game called "The Cagle Exercise" with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's editorial director.
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There must be something in the water at Too Faced HQ. How else can one explain the rapid-fire speed at which the whimsical brand churns out one must-have release after another?
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Describing in rapid-fire prose and poetry her personal engagement with one particular intelligent invertebrate (the cuttlefish), she visually morphed herself into one, prancing around stage in a specially produced, pink mollusc costume.
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Julie Klausner and Billy Eichner's rapid-fire jokes and carefree misanthropy aren't the sort of thing everybody can stomach, but if you love this sort of thing, you'll almost certainly love this unconditionally.
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"History of Japan" is Bill Wurtz's attempt to encapsulate the country's history through the use of colorful animations, still images and a rapid-fire voice-over explaining some of the more tricky parts.
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The ONE also features a proprietary SuperRaw format, which combines the data from four rapid-fire RAW shots and melds them into one big file, allowing for smoother images when light is low.
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Coming in at 32 tracks and 71 minutes, it's a rapid-fire presentation of IDM madness with few valleys to recollect one's brain cells, and you can listen below via The Vinyl Factory.
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In recent days, there have been an unusually high number of revelations and disclosures, with rapid-fire speed, of upcoming meetings between Trump and Trump associates with Mueller and his special counsel team.
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The rapid-fire (some might say knee-jerk) nature of a Twitter message by the person at the helm of the executive branch that includes the Justice Department, could undermine that deliberative process.
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From the millions who participated in Women's March events on inauguration weekend to the rapid-fire mobilization of people and lawyers to counter the first iteration of Trump's travel ban, people are active.
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The show's first season jams in so many twists and turns that you might find yourself wondering how it will possibly be able to sustain such a rapid-fire pace in the future.
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"Watchout" is the zenith of this fusion, seeing the MC deliver rapid-fire bars as deftly as heavyweights like Kano over a euphoric and blown-out instrumental reminiscent of experimental artists like Gaika.
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Bald, compact, animated and wearing sunglasses even in the bar's dark, cool interior, Mr. Corona is a master craftsman, whose rapid-fire patter counterpoints the slow precision with which he makes his drinks.
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But when Ms. Gillibrand and Ms. Farley met for their only debate on Thursday, the rapid-fire encounter made clear just how much that future face-off may be on Ms. Gillibrand's mind.
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The rapid-fire trials of alleged ISIS members come on the heels of a bloody, three-year war that has left Iraq's society deeply divided and much of the country's north in ruins.
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Harrison has tried to reform CSX to boost profits and streamline operations, although his rapid-fire system changes, cost cuts and layoffs triggered service disruptions and drew the ire of customers and regulators.
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After unlocking a perk that allowed me to sprint while aiming my gun, I would swiftly zip around each of the game's maps and dispatch fools using close-range, rapid-fire submachine guns.
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Two scientists have also suggested that a species of loud, droning cricket may have been responsible for the noise, although its sounds are rapid-fire pulses while the diplomats described an erratic sound.
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And the production preserved the influence of Mr. Sorkin, who unlike most writers, is a pop culture figure in his own right, a distinctly contemporary writer with a penchant for rapid-fire dialogue.
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"Depending on which way the wind is blowing you can hear the balazos," Dr. Juliet García had told me of the rapid-fire sound of the gun battles taking place across the border.
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Mr. Long "endeared himself" to Mr. Trump with his matter-of-fact briefings full of colorful visuals and frank assessments, and ready answers to the president's often rapid-fire questions, Mr. Bossert said.
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For the next several years, the Russos focused on directing television shows, including "Lucky," a short-lived FX series, and "Arrested Development," the rapid-fire satire that became a cult hit on Fox.
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McConnell, who has been closely coordinating with the White House, plans to force the Senate through a rapid-fire impeachment trial designed to minimize the political risk for both GOP senators and Trump.
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Two duos on the Miller program—"Ornations," for flute and clarinet, and "Bertha's Lair," for flute and drums—tended toward antic, rapid-fire exchanges, as if providing accompaniment for an avant-garde cartoon.
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The leisurely pace of spring training seemed to have given way to spring football, with rapid-fire repetitions, sprints to cover first base, bullet throws to the bags and attendant exhortations from coaches.
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Launching globally today on iOS and Android, this is Facebook and Instagram's next big swing at Snapchat, specifically targeting its top use case: rapid-fire camera and text messaging with your best friends.
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In 16 rapid-fire designs the architects streamlined the standard "wedding cake" model, getting rid of the serial setbacks that had resulted from a zoning regulation intended to maintain daylight on the street.
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What follows is a blend of genres that touches on experiences and emotions with rapid-fire precision, creating a cast of characters that are lovable, exhausting, hilarious, and maddening, often all at once.
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His rapid-fire executive actions reversing years of policy on immigration, abortion and the environment left his critics seething and fearful and liberal opponents preparing a volley of legal challenges to blunt them.
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Stone's unexpected departure came after a tumultuous morning, with two rapid-fire events forcing a 45-minute delay right off the bat, after the questioning of only the first of 80 potential jurors.
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"We've had a couple of rapid-fire shocks to the system," said Eric S. Edelman, under secretary of defense under President George W. Bush now at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.
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During a revealing interview with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle, the TV journalist, 59 participated in a rapid-fire Q&A game called The Cagle Exercise – and the results were illuminating!
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Ghostbusters stars Jones and Kate McKinnon sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle for a rapid-fire Q&A session known as The Cagle Exercise – and they didn't hold back.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The 15-year-old boy's hair half covers his glasses as he speaks in rapid fire Cantonese into the cluster of microphones, a crowd of protesters surrounding him and the press.
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Since most machine guns are illegal in the United States, the change would effectively ban bump stocks, which channel semi-automatic firearms' recoil into rapid fire, allowing them to spew bullets like automatic weapons.
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The company showed off the new speed by firing off voice requests rapid fire, with very little delay between commands (like "Call me a Lyft" or "Turn on my flashlight") and their resulting actions.
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On top of posing for some very meta pictures while checking their phones, the Wests answered a rapid-fire Q&A, in which they discussed fittings (Kim hates them), selfies (of course), and more.
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In January, the Kylie Cosmetics founder revealed some of her plans for the upcoming holiday while playing a rapid-fire quiz game on YouTube in honor of her Valentine's Day collection launching Feb. 1.
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They came from an old Wall Street Journal video in which Franklin answered a series of rapid fire questions about other singing "divas" and Franklin said these four words when Taylor Swift was mentioned.
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The Veep star's answer came during The Cagle Exercise portion of The Jess Cagle Interview, a round of rapid-fire fill-in-the-blank questions designed to get to the heart of celebrity personalities.
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Those are pretty apparent in the finished product, which is extremely rapid-fire and only runs for about an hour and a half — far shorter than one would expect from a franchise-starting tentpole.
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By the time Tha Carter III came out, Wayne was pretty much done with the rapid-fire, free-associative raps over sped up soul and skeletal southern drums that had defined his mixtape rise.
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Sad news for fans of the rapid-fire, fiery-insult-hurling political masterpiece that is HBO's Veep: the brains behind the show have announced that its next season, its seventh, will be its last.
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It's also a massive management challenge: Iger said last year the park would employ about 21,2237 workers in an economy where rapid-fire turnover and uneven customer service can be challenges for multinational corporations.
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In a new series shared exclusively with PEOPLE called "Voice Coaches on Blast," the singer reveals many of her firsts and favorites in a rapid-fire style interview on the set of the show.
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Instead of the traditional computational architecture we've become accustomed to with CPUs, the GPU has become one of the go-to pieces of silicon for processing the rapid-fire calculations required for AI processes.
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Ms. Kemper, a veteran of improv and "The Office" who mixes precision and a remarkable fluidity, delivers each of her three short, rapid-fire lines with a different shading — consternation, hopefulness, smug self-satisfaction.
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Despite all his padding, he's cracked his knee pretty badly, and as Michael runs to his side, the crowd of mothers starts with rapid-fire advice for how to care for a swollen kneecap.
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But in retrospect, Greengrass's rapid-fire approach looks less like a gimmick and more like a carefully executed evolution of the language of cinema in an era of ever-present surveillance and information overload.
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Airing on the Saturday before Harvey's excellent appearance, Detroit legend Jeff Mills offered a rapid-fire techno assault, highlighting a contrast that really demonstrates the diversity found on the Essential Mix week to week.
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Starting with luminous solos, she had detached her voice from text, but not from storytelling — instead conveying meaning through tone, speed, rhythm, volume, texture, vowels, wild shrieks, low coos, flowing babble, rapid-fire stutter.
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The rapid-fire exchange between Ms. Tlaib, Mr. Cummings and Mr. Meadows was a textbook example of how not to deal with accusations of racism — finger-pointing, sharp words and more talking than listening.
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Columbia, South Carolina, could become the first city in the United States to pass a law banning the sale of bump stocks, devices that effectively turn semi-automatic rifles into rapid-fire machine guns.
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Last year, the N.R.A.'s online magazine, America's First Freedom, called one of the rapid-fire devices "sublime," and advised users to keep copies of the firearms bureau's ruling that such items are legal.
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The California Democrat responded to the Texas massacre last week (26 dead) by once more introducing her signature proposal to revive the federal ban on rapid-fire assault weapons adapted from the military battlefield.
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Snap also said users opened the app 30 times per day, up from 43 times per day as of July 2018, showing it's still highly sticky and being used for rapid-fire visual communication.
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Game delays were never uncommon, but now that the global games market has swelled to $2152 billion and high-polish games release at a rapid-fire clip, it's time to understand why they happen.
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The legislation will move under special budgetary rules setting up 20 hours of debate and rapid-fire votes on an indefinite number of amendments, a grueling schedule even for a lawmaker in fine health.
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Mr. Berke's rapid-fire cross-examination of Mr. Lewandowski, when it finally commenced, drew widespread praise and highlighted just how choppy and unproductive the typical questioning by lawmakers in hearings like these can be.
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By the time Mr. Summers pulled up to the house with his parents and their suitcases, a Christmas tree was in place and Mr. Moeller was freshly showered after a rapid-fire cleanup job.
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Paddock strafed a crowed of concert-goers with rapid-fire gunshots from his high-rise suite at the Mandalay Bay hotel before police stormed his room to find the 64-year-old retiree dead.
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In the 17 months since those rapid-fire series of events, Schumer has been preparing to take over, like a quarterback drafted in the first round waiting for the veteran starter to step aside.
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After several days of a rapid-fire sell-off that rattled global markets, CNBC's Jim Cramer and technician Bob Lang took to the charts to prove that some stocks are still worth investors' time.
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At the same time, by over 2628-to-28503, Americans support multiple gun control measures including bans on accessories that allow rapid fire, known as the bump stock, and increased scrutiny of firearm buyers.
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It was an odd look given that, even aside from the scandals, much of Breitbart's work comprises rapid-fire blogs with tabloidized headlines that gravitate toward owning the libs or stanning for the president.
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Introducing its central characters in a rapid-fire pre-credit sequence, Max (Jason Bateman) and Annie (Rachel McAdams) are shown meeting cute, bonding over their shared love of games and all sorts of competition.
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And I couldn't help but speculate: What if the idiom were economically redeemable not just for musings spoken aloud, but the thousands of rapid-fire internal thoughts that go through my mind each day?
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Imagine a Renaissance-era nun, a mystic in the throes of dying, uttering her visions and predictions in sporadic, rapid-fire bursts while novices stand guard trying to understand and write down her words.
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Since the lawsuit was announced, there has been a rapid-fire slate of media appearances from Daniels and her attorney Avenatti, as well as legal countermeasures by Trump's representatives (principally Cohen) meant to silence them.
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The "bump stock"—an obscure accessory that transforms a semi-automatic assault rifle into a rapid-fire machine gun—has been widely available for purchase online and in gun stores across the country for years.
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Influenced by the formative house and techno music being made in Chicago and Detroit, it balanced rapid-fire rhythms—built from sampling and manipulating 60s funk and soul drum breaks—with a radio-friendly musicality.
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Sales in Raytheon's missile systems unit, which makes radar threat-countering high-speed anti-radiation missiles and rapid-fire, radar-guided guns for ships, rose 4% to $2.17 billion in the quarter ended Sept 29.
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On some years, big players such as LG and Samsung — wary not to get lost in the rapid-fire announcements from other brands — launched their products a week or a month before or after MWC.
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Sales in Raytheon's missile systems unit, which makes radar threat countering high-speed anti-radiation missiles and rapid-fire, radar-guided guns for ships, rose 2817% to $22.92 billion in the quarter ended June 2799.
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All parties involved are claiming that it was brief and uneventful — one of many quick things in a rapid-fire campaign — and so far, no one has come up with any information to prove differently.
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Chewing Gum, similar to last year's other breakout sex-positive British sitcom Fleabag, is a fan of breaking the fourth wall and having Tracey speak directly to the camera in her infectious, rapid-fire narration.
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The most famous was the standup comedian Mort Sahl, who got his start in the San Francisco club scene and delivered jokes in a rapid-fire staccato frequently compared to the style of jazz musicians.
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Her technique is immaculate, and she has the preternatural ability to invest turns, runs, and trills with psychological significance, so that it seems entirely in character for a Druid to sing in rapid-fire Italian.
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