Other CEOs might relish shooting from the hip, but not you.
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"Otherwise you're just shooting from the hip," said CFP Douglas Boneparth, president of Bone Fide Wealth.
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She's confident at the top of the key, taking it down low, and shooting from the hip.
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There isn't much to shooting from the hip, even after you've put points into that particular skill.
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Quick reactions, working around the clock, and shooting from the hip just don't translate in the federal space.
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Shooting from the hip, as derided as that practice is by the so-called experts, is much more persuasive and effective.
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Blake Shelton is shooting from the hip on his new album – because if he doesn't share his feelings, somebody else might.
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Many members of his own party are in revolt against a White House that seems to be shooting from the hip.
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"Corker's comments carry credibility because of his reputation as a thoughtful senator not known for shooting from the hip," he said.
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"Am I shooting from the hip?" she asked GQ in 2015, after hearing that an unnamed "someone" had described her as calculating.
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Now the president is pressing China on the North Korea sanctions and he is weakened by his own shooting from the hip.
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"Trump looks more like a careless novice politician shooting from the hip than a focused presidential candidate," said Republican strategist Nino Saviano.
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McCain is facing the toughest race of his Senate career, Trump's penchant for shooting from the hip and sparking media frenzies has overshadowed Republican accomplishments in Congress.
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Though rarely accessible in recent years, the bespectacled tycoon enjoys shooting from the hip during public appearances and hasn't shied from making controversial and politically barbed comments.
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Or, perhaps, that he has no overarching vision at all, and his only philosophy for leading the most powerful nation in the world is shooting from the hip.
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Trump is shooting from the hip, spraying insults 360 degrees, telling lies, stoking fears and making threats that many in our military and the F.B.I. would refuse to implement.
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It's not clear if Trump's tweets indicate that he has become aware of an actual FISA request or was just shooting from the hip (or, more accurately, his phone).
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If you don't know what you're saving for, then you're "just shooting from the hip," Douglas Boneparth, a certified financial planner and president of Bone Fide Wealth, told CNBC.
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For one, in some hospitals the people who prepare your food are strictly forbidden from-taste testing your food, so they're shooting from the hip when it comes to taste.
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These sketches of crumbled buildings and upturned trees feel like a street photographer shooting from the hip — quickly composed but capturing the heart of what is in front of him.
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"He is used to being very reactive, shooting from the hip and just telling people what he thinks," Ruddy told ABC News's "Powerhouse Politics" podcast in an interview published Wednesday.
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In just the past few days, for example, we learned that a so-called congratulatory -- and highly controversial -- call Trump took from Taiwan's leader was anything but a matter of shooting from the hip by a team of amateurs.
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" Hunched over his laptop, he mutters a version that won't make it to the show — "Shooting off at the mouth, shooting from the hip, shooting the shit" — before he gets stuck and trails off into, "Shooting something, shooty shooty shooty shooty shot.
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If Trump was just shooting from the hip, it's possible that he has actually weakened his legal team's hand, since Mueller could now presumably, argue that Trump has agreed to his terms so there's no sense waiting any longer to get together.
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In practice that means going head to head with his critics: appearing on Question Time, hosting radio phone-ins, shooting from the hip in television interviews and on social media, appearing at town-hall events, travelling around the country meeting people who voted for Brexit.
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"The world is a less, not more, certain place with a novice at the helm, and one who doesn't seem to mind shooting from the hip," David Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at wealth management firm Gluskin Sheff, said in his daily market note Tuesday.
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"His demise may occur because of the toxicity of his leadership style, characterized by impulsiveness, shooting from the hip, surrounding himself with sycophants of modest abilities, using divide and rule on all levels, a style that had led many to turn against him," Professor Arad said.
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Evans turned her camera on the people, shooting from the hip to capture figures like a weathered and majestic farmer named Roy, his face set in determination beneath his straw hat; an Amish Mennonite couple posed before some scrappy foliage; and a stoic girl crouched barefoot in the shade of a tree.
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"Shooting from the Hip! 20 Questions with Chris Cornell". > Metal Hammer. July 1996.
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At around 5:50 p.m., Gray ran out of the house, shooting from the hip and shouting "Kill me! Fucking kill me, you bastards!" He took several steps before being hit and knocked down by ATS gunfire.
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Shlomo Venezia, Inside the Gas Chambers: Eight Months in the Sonderkommando of Auschwitz, New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2013, 90ff. He took two shots from inside one of the gas chambers and two outside, shooting from the hip, unable to aim the camera with any precision.
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The shooter's vision can "see" the rear sight, even if the focus is on the front sight. This is enough for the cognition to make an alignment. With the flash sight picture, the front sight and a rapidly presented image of the target are used to align the pistol. This is faster than slow-fire rifle, and offers more chance of hitting the target than point shooting from the hip.
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Shooting from the hip, Smith hit Thistle's pistol and amputated one of Thistle's fingers. That was the end of the gunfight but not the end of the trouble. Knowing Lot Smith was already subject to a federal warrant for polygamy, Daggs instigated another warrant for the arrest of Smith for the "assault" on Thistle. Smith, respected by local lawmen, was able to appear in court for an acquittal and avoid federal arrest.
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Josco Football Club was formed in 2007 by the owner of business conglomerate Josco Group, Tony Jose. The team was led into the Ernakulam Second Division with the then coach and now assistant coach TG Purushottaman with the aim of playing in the lower leagues for a year and then shooting from the hip towards the ultimate goal. that of getting into the I-League and staying put. TK Chathunny joined the club as coach in late 2008 with the 2009–2010 season and future of the club in mind.
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A soldier carries the Hellriegel's drum magazines while another carries the gun As can be seen from the surviving photographs, the operation of the submachine gun required two men, a shooter and a magazine carrier. The magazine carrier wears a backpack that could contain five drum magazines, two box magazines and a kit for cleaning the weapon. The shooter wears a shoulder belt, which may have been used to carry the submachine gun. It is possible that the metal buckle on the belt was used for marching fire while shooting from the hip.
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Another person was injured taking cover. Gray, a firearms licence holder, possessed several firearms, including semi-automatic rifles. Before being apprehended, Gray ran from cover, shooting from the hip at police while daring them to kill him. Minister of Police, John Banks, hastily drafted legislation to amend the Arms Act, "to prevent another Aramoana massacre" by restricting the configuration, possession and use of semi-automatic weapons, requiring a firearms licence to have a photograph of the licence holder and reducing the term to 10 years with vetting of the licence holder upon relicensing.
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True West puts the focus on history with features like "Classic Gunfights" and "Ask the Marshall", featuring Arizona's official state historian Marshall Trimble, who responds to reader inquiries such as, "How prevalent was the stampede string on Old West hats?" Firearms expert Phil Spangenberger features a classic Western firearm each month in "Shooting from the Hip". The magazine also shines the spotlight on today's true Westerners with the departments "What History Has Taught Me" and "'Old West Saviors". Investigating History delves into questions of the past to bring readers answers to long-held mysteries.
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A few fictional creations, such as Marlon Brando's performance in Viva Zapata! and Robert Jordan, the protagonist of Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls, are included as well. Janet Maslin's review of Worth the Fighting For in The New York Times called the interspersed format "curious" and said there was a lot of McCain "shooting from the hip ... in this unpredictable, outspoken memoir." She noted that McCain's treatment of himself frequently adopted a "confessional, self- flagellating tone" and that McCain was wistfully frank about the ambition behind his failed presidential bid.
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Jumping techniques are sometimes de-emphasized in order to promote realism, with some games going so far as to omit a jump button. In contrast to games that emphasize running and shooting, tactical shooters require more caution and patience (making use of cover and avoiding being caught in the open), plus tactical shooters are usually designed so that shooting becomes inaccurate while running which increasing accuracy for crouching or prone stances. Players often have the choice of shooting from the hip ("hippie") which is less accurate but gives a wider view of the area, or using the scope/iron sights for better zoom-in accuracy but at the penalty of restricted view.
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Reviewing this book for Country Life, Jonathan Meades wrote that this "begged the question what was Jayne Mansfield doing in Bolton"? (an industrial town in north west England): Country Life, August 17, 2011. Patricia Vettel-Becker makes that observation more specific by attributing the phenomenon to Playboy and the appearance of Mansfield and Monroe in the magazine.Patricia Vettel-Becker; Shooting from the Hip: Photography, Masculinity, and Postwar America; page 107; University of Minnesota Press; 2005 Anita EkbergBeth L. Bailey; From Front Porch to Back Seat: Courtship in Twentieth-Century America; page 73; Johns Hopkins University Press; 1988 and Bettie PageMartin Halliwell; American Culture in the 1950s; page 42; Edinburgh University Press; 2007 are also added to the list of catalysts besides Mansfield and Monroe.
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Ahead of the episode, Luna had also hinted at the continued conflict between Phil Coulson and the new Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. Jeffrey Mace, saying, "Coulson has been doing what he wants, doing his own thing, taking the quinjet out for a spin wherever he needs to go. He’s shooting from the hip with a lot of these moves he’s making, and I’m sure that’s going to rub the director the wrong way. [He’s bringing Ghost Rider] in who is reportedly a serial killer, so how the director is going to respond to that, we can only wait and see." Bell talked about this, acknowledging that Coulson "wants to have his cake and eat it too", having decided to step down from the role of director himself but still wanting to do what he wants.
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The men's magazine Playboy ignited her career, and she was featured in numerous issues. It has been conjectured that Playboy was a pioneer in starting an American "breast fetish" which has exaggerated the importance of large breasts,Robert T. Francoeur, Becoming a Sexual Person, page 95, John Wiley and Sons, 1984Carolyn Latteier, Breasts: The Women's Perspective on an American Obsession, page 117, Haworth Press, 1998 in which both Jayne Mansfield and Marilyn Monroe, featured in the early issues of the magazine, played significant roles.Patricia Vettel- Becker, Shooting from the Hip: Photography, Masculinity, and Postwar America, page 107, University of Minnesota Press, 2005 Playboy pictorials of Mansfield and Monroe were part of the emerging trend that gave birth to the large- breasted feminine ideal and men's magazines including Rogue, Nugget and Dude.Martin Halliwell, American Culture in the 1950s, page 42, Edinburgh University Press.
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Ondergedoken, het ondergrondse leven in Nederland tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog. De Haan formed around Dolle Dinsdag on the initiative of the German emigrant and the former soldier ; ‘Underground’ because the Nazi occupiers declared a complete ban on "photographing, filming, drawing, and displaying persons and things in any other way outside of domestic spaces" from 20 November 1944. The group photographed in any way they could, keeping cameras concealed and shooting 'from the hip'; consequently the quality of the imagery is distinguished by its haphazard nature; often with tilted, uncentered framing and other accidental effects. Their aim was initially to document the Allies’ liberation which was longer in coming than hoped, and instead they recorded a severe winter of hunger and resistance in photos that have become the image of the German occupation, especially Cas Oorthuys’ picture of a woman with a piece of bread in close-up. A variation was published on the cover of Amsterdam tijdens den hongerwinter (‘Amsterdam During the Winter of Hunger’) published by Contact / De Bezige Bij, in 1947, while the now more famous image from this series reached an audience of nine million through the 1955 exhibition and publication The Family of Man.
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