The dash cam driver's own vehicle spins out of control.
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The animated action-comedy spins out of the 2014 Warner Bros.
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Email delivery service Mailgun spins out of Rackspace and raises $50M
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Like one of its unfortunate acrobats, the movie spins out of control.
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Like other superhero stories, Watchmen spins out allegories for our real-world ills.
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This will not end well for anyone if this spins out of control.
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The X-Men saga spins out into a tale of planetary destruction, punishment, and love.
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Now, companies must respond immediately, before a scandal spins out of control on social media.
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It just spins out good in Washington, D.C. People are judging us based on results.
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Too often a challenge spins out of control because a leader won't make a decision.
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What spins out from there is a thriller that investigates the duality of everyone around you.
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In "Feather Mantle," real-time electronic manipulation spins out the angel's voice into reverberating crystalline shards.
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His anarchic, unhinged characters are typically marked by a coiled energy that gradually spins out of control.
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He even invites a newspaper critic to evaluate the soiree, which inevitably spins out of his control.
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And from that emotion an entire epic driven by hatred, hubris, lust, grief and violence spins out.
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Eventually, though, Fake spins out a centrifugally-fluttering cloud of technicolor synths, nudging the track's mood towards optimism.
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Even with Ms. Mikel's centering presence, though, this play, too, spins out, primarily into New Agey self-indulgence.
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The 2020 911 Carrera 4S spins out 443 horsepower and 390 foot-pounds of torque, according to Porsche.
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On the road, it's the steady pal and A student, Viv, who spins out like a spoiled rock star.
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And then, a few episodes in, as she spins out, hunting down explanations—Was it that coke-laced joint?
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Amusing and unsettling enough at first, the business becomes less tenable the more wildly Binet spins out his scenarios.
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Soon, the violin spins out a pensive, restless solo line that keeps taking surprise turns, yet somehow sounds inevitable.
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Then the president starts to respond to those things and all of a sudden this spins out of control.
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Soon, however, the violence and chaos spins out of control as vengeance becomes secondary to the thrill of the chase.
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It's the plot with the well-defined beginning that spins out, doubles back, stops and starts, then relentlessly flows on.
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As Mr. Michele spins out his epic, with all its artistic digressions and excess and emotion, he could use one, too.
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The merger is expected to be completed around the same time that United Technologies spins out the Carrier and Otis businesses.
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Reversing the impression that the White House spins out of control will be the first test of Kelly's mettle and leadership skills.
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He transcribes voice mail messages he might need later; he spins out disturbing fictions that feature Alec, sea voyages and sex trafficking.
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The more the system spins out of control, the more Americans lose patience with government — and perhaps with any immigration at all.
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It's a nod to "Fitzcarraldo," in which the rubber baron blasts opera arias into the jungle as his boat spins out of control.
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While SOSV spins out accelerators to focus on different industries, issues or technologies about every two years, HAX is its longest-running accelerator.
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Later in that article, Gould spins out his fantasy for recordings of the future, when a listener would be granted tape-edit options.
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I used VR in a car going 90 mph and didn't get sick Audi spins out Holoride to put VR in every car
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Accompanied by drumbeats and keyboard riffs, he spins out insults, sexual boasts and old-time fables, like the story of the signifying monkey.
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Dogtooth, Alps, The Lobster—each spins out from its own absurd premise, guided less by logic than by an apparently boundless impulse to provoke.
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The plan spins out of control when Roach, covered in flammable spray, runs through a fire to escape Badison, setting her entire body alight.
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As in China, it's clear the Iranian authorities are still focusing on crushing dissent, even as a public health crisis spins out of control.
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However, the missile flies for approximately nine minutes and 40 miles before it spins out of control, according to a U.S. Pacific Command statement.
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Mr. Greilsammer segued into the first part of Froberger's "Tombstone," a solemn elegy with a long, winding melody that spins out over daringly wayward chords.
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It also means that grassroots Sunni-Shia violence, which often spins out of control far beyond what even Saudi Arabia or Iran wants, becomes likelier.
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The firm spins out accelerators to focus on different problems or technologies about every two years and is also the force behind synthetic biology accelerator IndieBio.
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Democratic subpoena power looms while the president lashes out like a blind hyena, and the world spins out of control with a ferocity unseen since 1968.
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Inside Wealth It has become a rite of summer: A party in the Hamptons spins out of control and becomes a symbol of wealth gone wild.
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Its compositional flow and processed synths evoke something like a raging infection—the track seems to consolidate its contagiousness as it simultaneously spins out of control.
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If the rivalry spins out of control, even better – Ryan Murphy can swoop in in a few years and make a season of Feud about it. See?
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The movie then spins out into several stories at once: The novel, Susan's sleepwalk through life, and a flashback to the dissolution of Susan's and Edward's marriage.
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The Global Times wrote that the U.S. "cannot push China too far" and must avoid a situation that "spins out of control," according to the Associated Press.
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In his latest novel, The Cabin at the End of the World, Tremblay spins out another terrifying story, turning the standard home invasion horror plot on its head.
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Thankfully, there is software out there like Todoist, which spins out the to-do features often built into calendar and note apps, and gives them the dedicated app treatment.
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She visits Jonah in the storage room to break the news and to do at least one thing she wants before life spins out of control again: She kisses him.
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While the movie itself is, in one obvious way, completely absurd, it never spins out into the stratosphere of ridiculousness, thanks to the thoroughly believable performances from Hathaway and Sudeikis.
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Each episode introduces a rough situation — in this one, it's the marriage of Marjorie, played by the terrific Mimi Kennedy — and then spins out a few scenes around that situation.
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But it's not an eating fad or a fast food binge or whatever supplements Goop is shilling: It starts with a marble, and Swallow spins out of control from there.
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As she spins out the tale of Hans's wartime ordeal, another story unspools in the background that traces her relationship with her father until she makes peace with his silences.
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Netflix Description: Over the space of 90 minutes, Ivan Locke's life spins out of control via a series of phone calls made while he drives down the highway to London.
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Their disgust spins out of them into what Mr. Carlin describes as a swirling "pool of hate" that expands beyond the universe and explodes in a kind of second big bang.
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In "Enduring Love," the novel spins out of a rare, obsessive psychiatric syndrome — erotomania — in which one character is captivated by the delusion that another is secretly in love with him.
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"While the home affairs minister spends his time arguing to repeal the Medevac bill, the situation on Manus spins out of control," says Ian Rintoul, spokesman for the Refugee Action Coalition.
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Only when a driver spins out or, more often, when several take simultaneous pit breaks does the shape become atomized and the roar of pack-passage separate into discrete engine sounds.
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In her new book, Gods, Monsters, and the Lucky Peach, author Kelly Robson spins out a fantastic story that neatly sidesteps the inherent problems that come along with messing with your past.
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In my novel, everyone is so busy managing Trump, no one has the time or energy to manage the crisis that spins out of control and plunges us into a nuclear war.
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It has partnerships with traditional life sciences companies like J&J, Dexcom and Sanofi; makes equity investments; spins out companies; does futuristic projects in-house; and runs or co-manages research projects.
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From there, the story spins out into a vertiginous mess of double-crossing real estate deals, within the span of which Abbie goes from prophet to glad-handing schemer to outright crook.
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"Unless it spins out of control with the Iranians, it's kind of a master stroke, domestically," said Bernard Haykel, a professor of Middle East Studies at Princeton and an authority on Saudi Arabia.
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Diane Lane is a Westchester housewife who surrenders to an erotic whim and embarks on an affair with a French rare-book dealer (Olivier Martinez) in SoHo that soon spins out of control.
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While the city spins out in endless arguments about the techies, Glide leadership has moved on to a more strategic question: What would Jesus do about a bunch of engineers moving into the neighborhood?
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Buddy Thunderstruck's run time can be as short as 12 minutes and as long as... until your TV stops working, thanks to an infinitely looping narrative that spins out of one of those choices.
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They came up with a machine that worked in a similar way to cotton candy machines, except that instead of spinning out sugar, it spins out a polymer called Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide), or PNIPAM.
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By the time that Gabrielle spins out, and tries to break into the safe, we know she's doomed: there's already an archetypal story, about an unstable immigrant worker, that she has unknowingly stepped into.
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We must ramp up quickly; drug resistance is spreading; if it spins out of control, we run the risk of a huge resurgence of malaria in other parts of Asia and especially in Africa.
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Yet the story that Coward spins out in his two-act play, "A Song at Twilight," the opening production of the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's 2016 season, proves to be more melancholy than mirthful.
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In a scenario were looting spins out of control and an order comes down to repress it with deadly violence, nobody in Venezuela can really be confident that the soldiers would do as they're told.
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After Giannis is embarrassed on the world stage, his supporters protest outside the US embassy in Greece, a situation that spins out of control, ultimately leading to a brief hostage situation and another currency crisis.
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One of my favorite terms is from "The Crying of Lot 49," by Thomas Pynchon, when the protagonist Oedipa Maas becomes the executrix of the Inverarity estate and the whole thing spins out from there.
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Here's an idea for a Broadway musical: An awkward boy with an absent father and an overwhelmed mother gets involved with friends in a dubious scheme that spins out of control and almost undoes him.
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More than anything, Snowden is hoping that Haven — an open source project that anyone can examine, contribute to, or adapt for their own purposes — spins out into many different directions, addressing threat models of all kinds.
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Spend enough time watching YouTube videos with titles like "10 biggest mysteries in gaming" and you'll see it: a low-resolution symbol spins out of the darkness and the words "Aum Soft" glow green below it.
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And Seery's savviness was on display throughout, as in this nice sequence where he clips Horiguchi on the way in, threatens a throw to mitigate Horiguchi's dominant clinch position, and spins out while connecting a right hook.
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The spinning globe returns, only for it to become the view of trees outside a car window as it spins out of control, another fly landing on the microphone strewn amid the debris of a car crash.
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She constructs a dynamic historical figure, then spins out a spherical world of elegant reference, anchoring the narrative in specific detail and pinning down complex swaths of history that, in less capable hands, would simply blow away.
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Diane Lane earned an Oscar nomination playing a Westchester County housewife who surrenders to an erotic whim and embarks on an affair with a French rare-book dealer (Olivier Martinez) in SoHo; it soon spins out of control.
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The story follows Theo Decker (played as a child by Oakes Fegley and as an adult by Ansel Elgort), whose life spins out of control after his mother is killed in a bombing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Similar to the original Dishonored's "The Knife of Dunwall" and "The Brigmore Witches" expansions, Death of the Outsider spins out the story of a side character from Dishonored 2: ship's captain Meagan Foster, a retired assassin once known as Billie Lurk.
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So instead of dealing with the episode's most vital and interesting themes (particularly as pertains to the Hosts' intelligence), the show instead spins out a bunch of pointlessly busy plot lines that feel like second-rate rip-offs of Lost.
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Turkey must understand that NATO will not come to its aid if its adventurism in Syria spins out of control and that the international community will reject any effort to dilute the Kurdish population by moving in other ethnic groups.
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Here this evolves into moments of swaying and swaggering, but when they later return to this position, it spins out in a new direction, as they careen across the stage in one tangled knot, refusing to let go of one another.
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Having spent its first 84 pages providing Jane with a plethora of potential mysteries to investigate, the narrative pivots on a single moment of decision and then spins out from there into several parallel timelines, unraveling what might ensue from every choice she makes.
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The CFO role would be especially important in the event Amazon spins out AWS; a turn of events which by most accounts would be unlikely, but a possibility that has been raised at least outside the company as a potential solution to antitrust scrunity.
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It's only a matter of minutes before this spins out of control, with Marina stalking Laura, calling her constantly, freaking out over every missed message, confronting her with a screaming fit in the dining hall, then lighting herself on fire in front of a web cam.
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The co-founders began working on VR in 2014, but the project started in earnest two years ago when it partnered with Disney Games and Interactive Experiences Audi spins out Holoride to put VR in every car The system needs to be configured for different vehicles.
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Trump's willingness to take that dramatic step is a reflection of his showboat style, throwing out the diplomatic playbook and putting himself in the spotlight, in addition to what aides say is his desire to resolve the North Korea crisis before it spins out of control.
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"As our climate spins out of control, bureaucrats eager to please the Trump administration have worked feverishly to destroy the reputations of climate scientists who stand in its way," said Kevin Bell, a lawyer for Luber at the watchdog group the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, or PEER, who is filing the complaint.
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More From PCmag Qualcomm Spins Out 3 New Midrange Chipsets Qualcomm Doubles Down on Kids' Smartwatches Venezuela Tries to Stamp Out Access to Tor Network Facebook Will Permit Some Cryptocurrency Ads To Return Facebook decided it is time to pull the plug on Aquila and leave it to others to continue development of internet drones.
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We flew through Togetherness, HBO's recently canceled two-season comedy about an unhappy couple whose love competes with their ego-driven immaturity; binged on Catastrophe, the Amazon series in which a transatlantic fling results in a pregnancy and an impulse marriage; and devoured Divorce, Sarah Jessica Parker's new HBO series that spins out one marriage's murky ending.
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Sidewalk Labs spins out urban data-gathering tool Replica into a company The Replica tool grew out of Model Lab, a project started two years ago to investigate modeling as a way to address urban problems — specifically the fact that public agencies don't have all the information needed to understand the connections between transportation and land use. 7.
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There, BoJack spins out of control: He doesn't want her to drive his car and get her "grubby little hands" all over it, but she's not grubby, she's his daughter, so wow, he's a real piece of shit, but if she drives, he's trapped at home with his dementia-stricken abusive mother, but if he drives, his mother might poison his daughter against him.
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Where to Stream It: FilmStruck EVERETT COLLECTION In the Loop (2009) Seven years before he skewered the inner workings of the White House with Veep, Armando Iannucci did the same for the hallowed halls of the British government with the foul-mouthed series The Thick of It. This, a feature-length spinoff of that original series, spins out the global ramifications of a poorly worded sound bite—perfectly, and profanely.
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I used VR in a car going 90 mph and didn't get sick The 2019 Mercedes CLA gets a major tech upgrade to make it the 'ultimate wearable' Audi spins out Holoride to put VR in every car Lenovo's new tablets double as Alexa smart screens Lenovo is building an $80 Google Assistant clock for your nightstand Kohler put Alexa in a toilet so Happy New Year Sony adds Alexa to its noise-canceling headphones Focals smart glasses Anker's new phone sized charger can power a laptop and costs just $30 DJI finally releases a $650 Mavic 2 controller with built-in screen CES revokes award from female-founded sex tech company Lenovo's new bluetooth travel speaker is 🔥🔥🔥 OtterBox and PopSocket teamed up and made an iPhone case with a built-in PopGrip Mophie's new iPhone case charges your phone without taking up the Lightning port HP releases a monster $5k, 65-inch gaming display The most disappointing email of CES 2019
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Donovan, Dan. "Dozier Spins Out 196 Yards in 36–25 Penn State Victory". The Pittsburgh Press.
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Little-known rookie A. J. Foyt spins out and finishes 16th. 1959: A record sixteen cars finish the entire as Rodger Ward holds off Jim Rathmann for the win.
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The novel has been lauded for its background research, but the Washington Post reviewer found the characters lacking in depth, and the plot often unconvincing, "a fantasy that spins out of control".
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This brings out the third yellow. On the restart Andretti pulls away from McElreath. On lap 89 Bobby Unser 's rear engine car leaks oil on the track, he is out. Sam Sessions spins out bringing out a fourth and final yellow.
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In 2011, Women 2.0's mobile-focused Founder Labs became an independent organization based in San Francisco and New York City.Kolodny, Lora. "Women 2.0 Spins Out, Expands Founder Labs Program To New York " Techcrunch. March 22, 2011 in 2015 they started giving out awards.
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The net magnetic moment points upwards, maximising ferromagnetic interactions in this direction, but left and right vectors cancel out (i.e. are antiferromagnetically aligned), as do forwards and backwards. There are three different equivalent arrangements with two spins out and two in, so the ground state is three-fold degenerate.
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Her white lie spins out of control when classmates ask for signed souvenirs and more information about the sports hero. What will happen when they find out that she lied? # Karen's Swim Meet: Karen joins the swim team. She loves dreaming about winning medals and learning how to swim fast.
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The film opens at Mikel's funeral mass. A flashback spins out the circumstances of his life and death. Mikel, a young pharmacist involved in Basque Nationalist politics, is living in Lekeitio, a Basque coastal town. When his wife, Begoña, returns from a long trip abroad, he picks her up at the airport.
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In his preface to A Dream Play, August Strindberg notes that in these worlds, "everything is possible and probable. Time and space do not exist. Working with... real events as a background, the imagination spins out its threads of thoughts and weaves them into new patterns." Copenhagen is an embodiment of these principles.
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This leads to a struggle and the car spins out of control. Ultimately, Victor is dragged over a ravine and killed. Maggie makes her way back to her apartment, but leaves sometime during the night. Bob subsequently learns of her disappearance from J.P.. As Bob is leaving, he sees Maggie watching him through the mist.
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Tim is a used car salesman who uses profanity and antagonizes people into purchasing his cars. After making a deal with the devil, Tim finds himself with only an hour to sell a car, but his plan to do so spins out of control when he murders the wife of a customer, who swears revenge.
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They try to land the shuttle themselves and Chris slows down the shuttle using what he learned in space camp. Unfortunately, the shuttle spins out of control, but Chris manages to stabilize it by allowing the autopilot to engage. They land to the cheers of the center and Chris is proclaimed a hero for saving his family.
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PalmSource was then spun off from Palm as an independent company on October 28, 2003.PalmSource Spins Out From Palm, Inc., PalmSource press release, October 28, 2003 Palm (then called palmOne) became a regular licensee of Palm OS, no longer in control of the operating system. In September 2005, PalmSource announced that it was being acquired by ACCESS.
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After drying finished, racing began again on Lap 47 before a yellow flag was shown on Lap 56 due to Jeremy Mayfield's flat tire. Another yellow flag was shown when Joe Nemechek spins out due to a flat tire on Lap 62. Eight laps afterward, the sixth caution flag was shown when Elliott Sadler hit the wall after attempting to avoid Robby Gordon.
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Therefore, no complete system, i.e. including the electromagnetic modes, can have negative temperatures, since there is no highest energy state, so that the sum of the probabilities of the states would diverge for negative temperatures. However, for quasi-equilibrium systems (e.g. spins out of equilibrium with the electromagnetic field) this argument does not apply, and negative effective temperatures are attainable.
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Oz sits in a bathtub, chanting to himself that he isn't going to change. Willow conjures her spell. However, it quickly spins out of control, and she screams for help as it attacks her. Buffy, hearing Willow's cries, tries to get to her, but she falls into the basement where bodies come up from the ground and grab at her.
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This turns the vehicle towards the inside of the curve. If the steering angle is not changed (i.e. the steering wheel stays in the same position), then the front wheels will trace out a smaller and smaller circle while the rear wheels continue to swing around the front of the car. This is what is happening when a car 'spins out'.
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In 2016, in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Lucey and his colleague Larry Gostin called for the zika epidemic in the Americas to be announced a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC), criticizing the WHO for not escalating their response sooner, and stating that "it is far better to be overprepared than to wait until a zika epidemic spins out of control".
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The first movement opens with a piano declamation of one of the major themes, and then moves into a furious tutti section. This opening section contains the expression of the movement's chief melodies. Through inversion, retrograde, and counterpoint variations of these melodies (which will appear in later movements), Barber spins out the entire movement. It begins (after a tonally ambiguous introduction) and ends in E minor (; ).
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For now, Lord Steppington will certainly do." Alec Siegel of DJBooth.net gave the album four spins out of five, saying "The album's content is narrow, and while there are certainly no duds here, things do get a bit predictable as the album progresses. However, the constant non-sequiturs and familiar production doesn't take a whole lot away from the overall value of the collection.
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The novel received positive reviews. Publishers Weekly praised Clancy, who "spins out story threads in a rich but bewildering tangle of plot and setting, then vigorously weaves them together. Here, the heart-stopping climax is unexpected, but oddly appropriate." However, Christopher Buckley, in a review for The New York Times, called the book a "herniating experience" and criticized its "racist" depictions of Japanese characters.
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Harry is a natural-born liar who, because of his profession, feels that he lives by a code of honor – even if he cannot quite explain it – as one thing after another spins out of his control. Joan is soft and vulnerable as she is badgered by her conductor husband, harassed by unknown callers, menaced by men from her sister's past, and "helped" by Harry.
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Fauve is a Canadian short drama film, directed by Jérémy Comte and released in 2018."Aspen Shortsfest: Writer-director Jérémy Comte on making ‘Fauve’". Aspen Times, April 5, 2018. The film centres on two boys (Félix Grenier and Alexandre Perreault) looking for adventure near an open pit mine, who are soon drawn into a dangerous situation as their power game spins out of control.
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Lou and Chantal are best friends whose plan to leave their isolated small town to move to the city are threatened when Chantal is assaulted by her possessive ex-boyfriend. The young women take revenge and the consequences threaten their chances of ever leaving. The more Lou fights to save her friendship and hold onto her dreams, the more she spins out of control.
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Upon breaking it, the jets flame out and can't be reignited. His aircraft spins out of control and he is nearly killed in a high-speed ejection. Seriously burned, Yeager simply gathers up his parachute upon landing and walks to the ambulance, proving that he still has the "Right Stuff." On May 15, 1963, Cooper has a successful launch on Mercury-Atlas 9, ending the Mercury program.
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Something's got to give — and so it does when Maja drops a bomb on a family gathering and Nikola loses his precarious balance as his life spins out of control. Unable to take actions or even make decisions to reverse the havoc he has wreaked, Nikola finally learns all too well the meaning of the old axiom “he who hesitates is lost” in the midst of unexpectedly tragic consequences.
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As the night progresses, the party spins out of control. After failing to stop the party, Brinda tries again by adding blue paint to the water system for the pool and sprinklers. Haley calls her mom to surprise her about being in town when she learns that Kate is at a party. Haley lashes out at her mother for her lack of responsibility, refusing to believe that Kate is sober.
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At a point where Bugs manages to elude him for a second, he stops at a tree and, from a hole in it, retrieves a phone. He calls the Tasmanian Post-Dispatch and places a singles ad: "Lonely Tasmanian Devil would like to meet lonely lady Devil. Object, matrimony." In a few seconds an airplane flies in, lands and a female Tasmanian Devil spins out, dressed for the wedding ceremony.
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Following the failure of Trimaran to raise its third fund, in March 2007, Andrew Heyer, one of the three founders of Trimaran, left the firm to launch a new buyout firm. Mistral Equity Partners was founded with a team from Trimaran to make investments in the consumer and retail industries.Mistral spins out of Trimaran. Private Equity Week, March 05, 2007 (Accessed August 19, 2010)Mistral Forms As Trimaran Rebuilds.
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This leads to her acting inappropriately and she lies to Dan. She claims she is pregnant and the lie quickly spins out of control. Dan agrees to move to New Zealand with her to start a new life, but Sam leaves him alone at the airport, knowing he still had feelings for Libby. Sam leaves Dan the divorce papers, but Libby refuses to get involved with him again.
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At this, Saint Dane claims victory because Bobby had stooped to his level and failed his last test. Naymeer, falling into the flume, causes a beam of light to strike the helicopter. It spins out of control and falls into the flume. Saint Dane and Nevva escape and later tell the Conclave of Ravinia, the head of Ravinia, that Naymeer is dead but that Nevva is trained to take his place.
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The year begins with a heatwave tearing through Sydney during bushfire season throwing everything into jeopardy. Ben and his new partner Scott have time to bond when they are trapped in the truck, while Terri decides to take some well deserved leave when Rose warns her to stay away from Mitch. The new NUM, Kate Larsen causes problems as her alcoholism spins out of control. Upon her return, Terri realises things have changed.
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Reviewing The Arab Winter in The New York Times, Robert F. Worth called Feldman's thesis "bold" and that Feldman "spins out its ramifications in fascinating and persuasive ways." He was a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine from 2005-2011."When Judges Make Foreign Policy", September 25, 2008, example NYT Magazine article, retrieved 2014-03-01. Since 2012, he has been a regular columnist for Bloomberg Opinion, formerly Bloomberg View.
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Nakazato attempts to block Takumi again, but his car spins out, and hits the guardrail, making him lose. The following day, Iketani's Nissan Silvia S13 has been fully repaired, and Iketani and Itsuki take it to Akina to test drive it. They were then ambushed by a posse of NightKids led by Nakazato's teammate, Shingo Shoji, and his red Honda Civic SiR II EG6. Shingo then bumps Iketani's car, making him spin out.
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While on the last lap, Mark loses control of his car and spins out just as he is about to pass the car in the lead. His car comes to a stop and before he can move out of the way, he is hit dead on by another car going full speed. Mark somehow comes out of this accident unscathed, but his partner Ed is killed. Jimmy, now an orphan, is staying with the Cohen's.
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During the race, Linsky spins out Cam in the final two laps of the race. Cam manages to restart his car and rallies from the rear of the field over the final two laps (which is quite unlikely) and wins the race. Linsky is denied his victory as Munroe won the race. When commenting about the race with the press, Cam gives credit to Sam and his loving wife for their support.
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Tom has a small window of opportunity to promote the Barbarian Brother's latest album, and a review from Abby Powell could take the band to the next level. However, as the band's rock star lifestyle spins out of control, Abby expresses her feelings for Tom. Tom must find a way to prevent damaging both his career and love life. Meanwhile, Bran's relationship with Scott progresses until a pregnancy scare threatens to derail it.
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His hand lands in the helicopter as Thorne spins out of control away from the tower. The beacon fires and kills all remaining freaks in Pacific City, with the Voice of the Agency admitting he feels sorry for anyone who tries to stand in the Agency's way now. After the credits, a short video shows Thorne performing research, with the hand of the Agent in a test tube on the table in front of her.
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Scott says in triumph over his radio, "There's your six-feet of China, Joe, now go fill it up". The burning Zero fighter spins out of control and crashes, as Scott's damaged P-40 continues to smoke and lose altitude. When Scott doesn't return to base, and no further word of him is heard after several days, he is presumed killed in combat. As Chennault begins to write a letter to Scott's widow, he hears a growing commotion outside.
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Although he never visited the site, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was inspired to write of the area in the poem, "Song of Hiawatha". The Song of Hiawatha Pageant, which spins out Longfellow's vision of the American Indian, played in Pipestone for 60 years. The pageant was held at a small quarry lake on a natural amphitheater with a cast of 200 principals, chieftains, warriors, and dancers in their colorful costumes. Summer of 2008 was the last year for the pageant.
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Kill List is a 2011 British psychological horror crime film directed by Ben Wheatley, co-written and co-edited with Amy Jump, and starring Neil Maskell, MyAnna Buring and Michael Smiley. When a British soldier returns home from Kiev, he joins an old friend in working as contract killers. His disturbed past surfaces as he spins out of control during jobs and ominous employers raise the stakes. It was filmed in Sheffield, South Yorkshire in England.
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After she objects, Cat demotes her to the traffic chopper. After the helicopter ends up in a thunderstorm, it spins out of control before being saved by Supergirl which is when a lightning strikes Leslie through Supergirl. Eliza refuses to watch the news about the incident, questioning why Alex allowed Kara to put on the costume; Alex leaves, frustrated. After being discharged, Leslie discovers new electricity-based superpowers; she gets a rush from blasting a man with electricity.
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Mann spins out and crashes into a cliff wall, barely escaping being crushed by the truck. He manages to restart his car, then drive up a dirt road with the truck following him. He turns to face the truck in front of a canyon, locks the accelerator using his briefcase, then steers the car into the oncoming truck, jumping free at the last moment. The truck hits the car which bursts into flames, obscuring the driver's view.
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Once the initial shots have been fired the crisis quickly spins out of control with retaliatory nuclear strikes by North Korea and Japan, an unsuccessful intercept of Nuclear missiles launched at the US, a power shift in China and both China and Russia entering the war and resulting in a worldwide Armageddon. In the Epilogue it is suggested that all the formal governments in the countries has been destroyed and the leadership hunkered in underground bunkers with the world still officially at war.
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In January 2002, Palm, Inc. set up a wholly owned subsidiary to develop and license Palm OS,Palm Completes Formation of Palm OS Subsidiary as Palm Powered Devices Hit 20 Million Sold, Palm press release, January 21, 2002 which was named PalmSource in February.Palm OS Subsidiary CEO Outlines Vision For Future Of Mobile Computing, Palm press release, February 5, 2002 In October 2003, PalmSource was spun off from Palm as an independent company, and Palm renamed itself palmOne.PalmSource Spins Out From Palm, Inc.
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Aldrick slowly works his way to the front of the band towards Sylvia, who has been dancing wildly to the rhythm of the steelband. After observing her for a while, he reaches out to touch her but she spins out reach and, facing him, delivers a vocal blow: "No mister! I have my man!" (128) Suddenly, Guy appears behind her and caresses her towards him, leaving Aldrick frozen in the moment, dwelling in pain as Sylvia dances away with another man. 9\.
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When Rupert arrives at the hospital, he learns that James needs a liver transplant. Determined to save him, Rupert decides to execute the heist himself to get the money he needs. After Rupert quits his job, he assembles a crew of ex cons, including Dexter who had to break out of prison, his best friend John & his ex-girlfriend Lisa Turtle. On the night of the heist, Rupert & his gang enter the nightclub for a climax showdown that spins out of control.
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When it attempts to land, Griggs transforms into a monstrous creature, attacking Olav. The helicopter spins out of control, crashing in the mountains. Kate finds the shower has been cleaned up and tells the team that the alien organism can assimilate and imitate its victims, revealing that it is now living among them after showing bloody dental fillings from the shower. Noting that Thule's helicopter is away for refueling at Halley, Edvard orders the team to drive to the closest base and they ignore her warning.
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The van spins out of control and goes careening over a cliff. Racing to the bottom of the rock quarry, John struggles to free Marty from the wrecked van, but she insists that he find Cole first, saying she has no life without her son. John reluctantly leaves her side and is able to rescue Cole, who was thrown from the van in the crash, but watches helplessly as the van explodes. Marty is presumed dead, and the bereaved John and Cole return to Llanview.
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The Silver Cloud Café (1996) is the second novel by Alfredo Véa Jr.. Set primarily in modern-day San Francisco, The Silver Cloud Café has the narrative frame of a mystery, but utilizes postmodern devices, manipulating time and space. It begins simply enough, at the scene of a hideous crime in the Mission District in 1993 San Francisco, but the story quickly spins out into various levels, calling attention to political-working-class themes and racial boundaries by exploring the depths of its diverse cast of characters.
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Both Carlyles are members of secret clubs – Julia is a member of the Ladybugs, and Lemaster is a member of the Empyreals (described as a black Skull and Bones). A former lover of Julia's, an economics professor named Kellen Zant, goes missing. The Carlyles discover Zant's body, shot twice in the head and hidden on a back road, when their car spins out of control in icy conditions. Lemaster tries to keep the murder quiet, but Julia begins to looks more closely into the circumstances.
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Sometimes melodic, sometimes atonal, sometimes full-on noise, the band makes use of everything from buzzsaws to flutes, trumpets and lilting guitar riffs. Singer Miriam Cabrera wails through primitive rotophasers; bassist Be Hussey tunes down to low D (for added evil); while Hedge spins out effects-drenched arpeggios from Mars. All this and a sense of dynamics solidified by drummer Brian Boulter which is downright schizophrenic (Alternative Press).” In his “Local Music: The Best of ‘94,” Agenda contributor Alan Goldsmith wrote, “Raw but melodic, symphonic yet garage band.
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College students Jim (Zachary Knighton) and Grace (Sophia Bush) are driving across New Mexico to meet her friends for spring break. One night, they almost hit a hitchhiker (Sean Bean) who is standing in the middle of the road; Jim swerves and the car spins out of control to a stop. As the man approaches, Grace insists that someone else will stop to help him, and they take off. Later that night at a gas station, Jim meets the hitchhiker who introduces himself as John Ryder and he asks for a ride.
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Robin (vol. 2) #126–128 (July – September 2004) In an effort to prove her worth to Batman, Stephanie steals one of his long-term plans for dealing with the entirety of Gotham's criminal underworld, arranging a meeting to bring them all together. Since this plan is predicated on the involvement of "Matches Malone" who, unbeknownst to her, is a persona that Batman uses to infiltrate the underworld, it quickly spins out of control. The result is a citywide gang war in which Stephanie is captured by the Black Mask.
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Finally at a reasonable height, Alice thanks the now-tiny caterpillar and wonders through a wood. Outside a grand house, Alice observes a Fish-Footman and Frog-Footman handing a letter to each other for the Duchess, from the Queen of Hearts, to play croquet. After laughing at the bizarre way the pair complete this ritual, Alice gets drawn into a conversation with the Frog-Footman on the ethics of door knocking. As a plate spins out of the house, the Frog-Footman remarks he will sit outside for days and days doing nothing.
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When Emma sees the sudden appearance of Ingrid's figure in the middle of the road, her car spins out of control and crashes, causing Emma to temporarily lose consciousness. When Emma regains consciousness, she gets out of the car to confront Ingrid, believing that she was there. But Emma refuses to believe Ingrid when she warns her that Gold only wanted to hurt her for his own self- benefits. Emma notices that the image is an illusion as she tries to touch Ingrid, so she returns to the car and speeds off to the mansion.
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Mickey and Donald run to stay ahead of the blade, but eventually the end of the log comes and the saw blade shakes loose and spins out of control. The blade proves a threat for all three of the characters, but eventually Pete gets his peg leg caught in the center hole and brings it to a stop. Mickey and Donald restrain him with a corset, and in the final scene Mickey and Donald march Pete off to jail with the now-free Fifi angrily barking at him.
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2.3 For Russian trains climbing up a grade, this slip is normally 1.5% to 2.5%. Slip (also known as creep) is normally roughly directly proportional to tractive effort. An exception is if the tractive effort is so high that the wheel is close to substantial slipping (more than just a few percent as discussed above), then slip rapidly increases with tractive effort and is no longer linear. With a little higher applied tractive effort the wheel spins out of control and the adhesion drops resulting in the wheel spinning even faster.
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The collapse kills eight workers and destroys the orbiter as well as a mock-up of an Energia carrier rocket. ;2 June:An Angolan Armed Forces Mil Mi-17 helicopter crashes in poor weather killing 20 of the 25 on board. Among those on board were top military officials that were going to attend a disarmament ceremony by UNITA rebels. Crash of Desert Duck 744 ;5 July:U.S. Navy Sikorsky UH-3H Sea King, Desert Duck 744, operated by HC-2, Detachment 2, based out of Bahrain, suffers tail rotor failure while landing aboard the USS Cushing, spins out of control, goes over starboard side.
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The real-life penguins had separated from each other shortly before the episode aired, which resulted in press coverage that the pair "broke up". Hiscock felt a gay penguin marriage was a good way to connect Leslie's character and profession to the issue, since a zoo would be part of the parks department. He said, "It seemed like a funny starting place: a cute zoo promotion that spins out of control." Although the storyline is comedic through its use of penguins in the same-sex marriage, commentators inferred the episode nevertheless takes a position in favor of same-sex marriage.
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Or that insanity might be normal, and that we all are in need of a padded room. Either way, this Padded Room is worth a visit." DJBooth reviewer, Nathan S., gave the album four "spins" out of five, saying "In the end, if Budden belongs in a padded room it's because he's self-destructively focused on making music that matters, and if that's crazy, I don't want to be sane." Damien Scoot of XXL gave the album an "XL", saying "Lyrically, Joe crafts a masterpiece, opening the door to the mind of a disturbed yet misunderstood soul.
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Second Skin examines people whose lives have been transformed by virtual worlds in online games such as World of Warcraft, EverQuest, EverQuest II and Second Life. The documentary follows a group of online gamers whose lives are intensely woven together inside and outside the virtual worlds, a couple whose lives have changed since meeting online, and an avid player whose life spins out of control due to his addiction to playing MMOs. It also presents disabled players who have been given voice and mobility in the virtual world and explores the controversial world of Chinese gold farming and presents facts about online gaming.
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Rizzo starts to be laughed at by other girls, and she realizes that she isn't as tough as she seems ("There Are Worse Things I Could Do"). On race day, Kenickie suffers a concussion when hit by his own car door, so Danny takes the wheel. He and Leo race until Leo spins out and leaves humiliated, making Danny the victor. Sandy watches from afar, concluding she still loves Danny, and decides to change her attitude and look to impress him; she asks Frenchy for help to achieve this ("Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee (Reprise)").
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Kennet was founded in 1997 as Kennet Capital, a joint venture between technology investment bank Broadview International and asset management firm Electra Partners. In 2000, Kennet became a wholly owned subsidiary of Broadview. In 2003 the partners of Kennet completed a management buy-out and became independent.UK Kennet Venture Partners spins out from Broadview AltAssets, 31 March 2003 Kennet's first fund was primarily targeted at early-stage technology investments in Europe. With its second fund, Kennet began making growth equity investments in both Europe and the U.S., and this has remained the firm’s exclusive strategy to this day.
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Starting with the birth of the Jesus child, the film deviates wildly from the New Testament template, with the Virgin Mary now giving birth to twins, likely to give credence to the idea that Gnostic The Gospel of Thomas was actually written by the twin brother of Jesus. However, in keeping with tradition, only the life and suffering of the One is portrayed. Throughout the entire film, Jesus is shadowed by dark agents (the Four Evangelists) who seem to be the puppet masters of the story. But this preordained life spins out of control at the Last Supper, where Jesus develops a fondness for drinking blood.
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Convergence is a two-month weekly miniseries, published by DC Comics, that ran from April 2015 to May 2015. Convergence spins out of the final issues of the weekly series, Earth 2: World's End and The New 52: Futures End. The story involves Brainiac trapping cities from various timelines and planets that have ended, transporting them in domes to a planet outside of time and space, and "opening them for a great experiment to see what happens when all these folks meet". Notable during this event is the return of DC characters from before the 2011 Flashpoint story arc that led to the creation of The New 52 universe.
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"Forever Evil" is a 2013–2014 crossover comic book storyline published by DC Comics that began in September 2013 and ended in May 2014, consisting of an eponymous, central miniseries written by Geoff Johns and art by David Finch. It is the first line-wide crossover since The New 52 reboot of the DC Universe, and focuses on all the villains of the DC Universe. The miniseries spins out of the events in "Trinity War". Johns revealed in August 2013, that the Crime Syndicate, an evil version of the Justice League from Earth-3 in the Multiverse, are the true villains of the event and not the previously thought Secret Society.
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Former U.S. Army Ranger and US Army Special Forces soldier Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) is a Secret Service agent assigned to be the chief of the U.S. presidential detail, maintaining a personal, friendly relationship with President Benjamin Asher (Aaron Eckhart), First Lady Margaret (Ashley Judd), and their son Connor (Finley Jacobsen). On a snowy Christmas drive from Camp David to a campaign fundraiser, the car transporting the First Family spins out of control on an icy bridge. Banning pulls Asher from the vehicle, but fails to save Margaret as she falls to her death. Eighteen months later, Banning works at the Treasury Department, having been removed from the presidential detail.
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Although Geordie is quick to attempt a remedy of the situation before it spins out of control and causes a major international crisis, he finds himself reassigned again at the operation's end, this time to Southern Africa. Sharp's new post is Kamanga, a former British colony now prone to brutal tribal massacres. The corrupt dictatorship government is led by General Bakunda, a Kaswiri member of the majority northern tribe in Kamanga. The majority southern tribe, the Afundis, wages a brutal guerrilla war against the regime under the direction of their unlikely leader: Gus Muende, Bakunda's former adopted son and an avowed Marxist of mixed European-African ancestry.
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Cleve returns to Kimpo before dawn and puts his flight on the morning mission. In the locker room after the briefing, he is surly with Pell, who is not only cocky but full of suggestions on how the mission ought to be flown and somewhat contemptuous of its veteran pilots. In an ensuing dogfight, Cleve gets on the tail of a MiG, cripples it, and just as he is about to make the kill has to break off to rescue Pell, who mysteriously fell behind and is under attack by two other MiGs. One of the attacking MiGs spins out of control and crashes.
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When they arrive, one of the soldiers, a man called Bishop, who had his arm aged by a time storm, is placed in a decelerated time capsule until his fate is decided. The commander of the base, Commander Bragg, reveals that one of his scientists, Dr Patterson, has developed a time capsule, which they plan to use to stop the war from ever happening. Two men, Ash and Norton, get inside the machine and go back in time, but the machine spins out of control. The Doctor brings the machine back to the present, and Ash and Norton are placed in quarantine and develop disorientation, anachrophobia, memory loss and physical trauma.
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" Even more positive results came in. DJ Booth gave it a score of four-and-a-half spins out of five and quipped, "Together the two vets have created a work that's worthy of some serious recognition." HipHopDX also gave it a score of four-and-a-half out of five and said that every song "succeeds off the strength of Common and No I.D.'s seasoned chemistry." RapReviews gave it a score of 8.5 out of 10 and stated, "This isn't an album of 1990's styles brought to 2012 - these are contemporary beats and rhymes that can hang with anything else coming out on the scene.
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Idolator's Stephen Sears explained that Madonna's vocals throughout the album were a "game-changer", including on the song, as she strengthened her voice while working on her film Evita. He ends his review by stating "Indeed, no choir is needed to lift 'Ray Of Light' into disco heaven. Madonna supplies the highs herself in some perfect moments: the extended, spiraling way she wails 'yea-ea-ears' at 3:27 or how her vocal spins out of control at 4:14, matched by Orbit's frenzied guitar work". Ranking Madonna's singles in honour of her 60th birthday, The Guardians Jude Rogers called it one of her "most joyous electronic pop singles".
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Tiffany's particularly creative murder of a con-artist couple in a bridal suite moves Chucky to proclaim his love and propose to Tiffany; she accepts and they have sex. Jesse and Jade become wanted for the murders as all evidence links back to them; Chucky and Tiffany reveal they are alive and take the couple hostage, needing new wheels they steal a Campervan. The hostages instigate a fight between Chucky and Tiffany, Distracted, Jade kicks her into the oven and Jesse throws Chucky out the window, Jesse spins out which ends with their stolen Campervan crashing. Chucky forces Jade to his grave site to retrieve the amulet, when Jesse arrives to trade Tiffany for Jade.
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One biker issues a challenge to Smoke, who accepts, and the race begins. In the midst of the race, the other biker suffers a hydraulics malfunction and spins out of control, sending his bike flying from under him into a row of parked bikes, one of which heads right into Slick Will, throwing him through a store window and killing him instantly. At Slick Will's funeral, dozens of bikers from the "Black Knights", to whom the late Will was the mechanic, show up with Smoke, who drops a single rose and a signed Black Knights flag into his grave. Six months later, Kid is now a familiar racer with his own custom-powered bike.
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The parks department performs in the annual Pawnee City Government Follies that riffs local politics, including one sketch that skewers Councilman Bill Dexhart (Kevin Symons), who was recently discovered to be involved in many bizarre sex scandals. Leslie (Amy Poehler) is later asked to meet Dexhart at a restaurant, where she learns the sketch was accidentally accurate about another bizarre sex scandal that has not been made public. After assuring Dexhart that it was merely a coincidence, Leslie discovers that the local tabloid, The Pawnee Sun, has taken pictures of their meeting and is reporting that Leslie is Dexhart's new mistress. The speculation about Dexhart and Leslie quickly spins out of control, upsetting Leslie because it is distracting her from overseeing the Christmas village that she set up in Lot 48.
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Afterwards another MFP officer (played by Gurry) is called in and pursues the duo, he then stops his interceptor in the middle of the road just as the girls are driving down the hill towards him. They both play a game of turkey with their cars and ultimately the MFP officer spins out but continues to pursuit. The climax ends with both the MFP officer and the girls go neck-and-neck down the road. The MFP officer then takes off his sunglasses to notice the duo were girls, but ultimately they brake off and the MFP officer without watching the road and crashes his interceptor straight through a caravan towed by a broken down pick-up truck nearby, similar to the stunt from the original Mad Max.
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The idea for Jingle Belle's story came to Paul Dini after he received a Christmas card from film director Steven Spielberg and his family. This caused Dini to wonder how world-famous celebrities were perceived by their own children, and whether they might feel some resentment at having to share their famous fathers with the world. Dini has stated that Jingle Belle "spins out of my love for just sitting down and reading a good, fun Sunday morning comic strip panel... They're like a Sunday page, back when they could really take some room and play with the Sunday page format a little bit." She also represents the idea of the innocence of children's Christmas television specials, as seen by older children who have outgrown their childhood innocence and become more jaded.
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As the cast of the comic play Our American Cousin assembles backstage, aging actor Ned Emerson spins out a comparison of theater to war, while leading man Harry Hawk broods over a letter informing him of the death of a friend he hired to be his substitute in battle. Character villain Jack Matthews banters with John Wilkes Booth, who appears backstage to present him with a sealed letter announcing news "that has not come to pass." Knowing Booth has concocted violent and subversive scenes in the past, an alarmed Matthews hides the letter in his pocket. As they arrive, groups of theatergoers give voice to their thoughts, while backstage a last-minute rehearsal erupts into a scuffle just as the company manager/leading lady Laura Keene enters to deliver a stern admonishment to the actors.
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It is noted, however, that despite his pacifistic coaching style, he's not above using some 'questionable' tactics on the field; he intentionally spins out his mech and crashes into and destroys two of Velshtein's mechs during the speed round of their race to ensure that Satomi doesn't lose. He has a wife and a daughter, but they had left him; recently, however, due to his more positive lifestyle gained from coaching Team Satomi, they have come back and are living together once more. ;Mark Ramsey ( in the Japanese version) Position: Mechanic Nationality: American Age: 26 years old Gender: Male One of the best IGPX mechanics in the game, and he's in it for the love of his craft. In Season 2, he was the first to recognize Max since he read an article about her hacking into government servers until she was threatened with arrest.
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Yes, its decision to focus on the pornography business in the San Fernando Valley in the 1970s and 1980s is nerviness itself, but more impressive is the film's sureness of touch, its ability to be empathetic, nonjudgmental and gently satirical, to understand what is going on beneath the surface of this raunchy Nashville-esque universe and to deftly relate it to our own ... Perhaps the most exciting thing about Boogie Nights is the ease with which writer-director Anderson ... spins out this complex web. A true storyteller, able to easily mix and match moods in a playful and audacious manner, he is a filmmaker definitely worth watching, both now and in the future." In Time Out New York, Andrew Johnston concluded, " The porn milieu may scare some folks off, but Boogie Nights offers laughs, tenderness, terror and redemption--everything you could ask for in a movie. It's an impressive and satisfying film, one the Academy really ought to have the balls to recognize.
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In 2010, following Brendan Fevola's departure, Houlihan became Carlton's longest serving player. He had a series of excellent performances playing as a defensive forward in 2010, in which he was given the task of negating the influence of the opposition's key running defender, while using his skills to kick and set up goals. These included Simon Goodwin, who he kept to a season low 4 kicks and 16 possessions, while kicking 3 goals; Corey Enright, who he kept to 16 possessions, while kicking 2 goals and Sam Fisher, who he restricted to just 6 possessions- a season low. He kicked a career high 4 goals in the Round 11 victory over Melbourne.Houlihan spins out of trouble- 4 goals: R11 2010 (YouTube) Unfortunately hamstring and knee injuries restricted him to just 13 games and he did not play any matches after Round 15, eventually requiring season ending surgery to his knee, after an unsuccessful attempt to come back.
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Hannah Goodwyn of Christian Broadcasting Network rated the album three-and-a-half spins out of five, noting that the release "only adds to her stronghold in Contemporary Christian music" because the album "offers some real, heartfelt and deeply worshipful tunes that will soon become fan favorites." At Cross Rhythms, Stephen Luff rated the album nine squares out of ten, writing that "This album can only win more people to appreciate Francesca's warm and caressing vocal tones aided by top production from some of Nashville's finest." David Jeffries of AllMusic rated the album four stars out of five, indicating how "Even with all the polish and professionalism, If We're Honest is a relatable and real effort and an easy recommendation for those who like their worship-to-go pop." At Indie Vision Music, Jonathan Andre rated the album four stars, saying that "With each track standing out musically and lyrically, Francesca's fresh and relevant musical perspective is translated throughout each song, all the while paying homage to the musical roots of her past- a piano-pop musical undertone with a prominence on vocal delivery, providing us with a well-rounded album".
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