The Veggetti Pro also came with three different blades that allowed me to make thin spirals, thick spirals, or ribbon-cut noodles.
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Trader Joe's now sells both Carrot Spirals and Zucchini Spirals in the frozen food section, right near your microwavable corndogs and frozen pizzas.
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From there, it rapidly spirals into ... well, you'll see.
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Instead, it's a kiss that quickly spirals into a hookup.
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This seems like a recipe for adverse selection death spirals.
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Escalation spirals swamp the rational calculation of gains and losses.
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As she spirals further from reason, the movie follows suit.
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"It is the most vicious of vicious spirals," he added.
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Compared with crosswords, Spirals, to me, are easier to construct.
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Other works play with classic geometrical shapes, like the series Spirals.
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Malnourishment due to binge watching spirals was less of a problem.
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I bought frozen carrot spirals from TJ's, and I am obsessed.
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Recessions tend to involve downward spirals of confidence and consumer spending.
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The party spirals into a bloodbath when Ryo begins attacking strangers.
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Curling irons range to create tiny spirals or big, loose curls.
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Just like spirals, both planets and other effects can sculpt gaps.
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"The risk is that it spirals out of control," Sharif said.
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It's a personal vision that eventually spirals into a mutual hallucination.
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It's a nice opening for a movie that spirals into nonsense.
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Dizzying spirals show the orbits of Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.
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The one issue with a bed of zucchini noodles or carrot spirals?
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I have found myself in plenty of deep late-night internet spirals.
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So during these spirals, what do you do instead of make work?
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Like Confucius's rivers, "The Water Kingdom" twists around in spirals and meanders.
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Boxing and professional sport is no stranger to post-retirement downward spirals.
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Regardless, I appreciated that the sweet potato was already cut into spirals.
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These spirals, incrementally produced, differ from, say, a Platonic cube's transcendent idealism.
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Third, if it spirals further, a trade war will raise consumer prices.
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That eventually spirals in on itself and is really bad for business.
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Soon, however, Houghton's complex floral spirals transform into more abstract theological notions.
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Some named: Green Giant's Cauliflower Sweet Potato Crumbles, Green Giant's Butternut Squash (in cubed, peeled, and diced varieties), Green Giant's Ramen Bowl, Green Giant's Zucchini Noodles, Signature Farm's Cauliflower Crumbles, and Trader Joe's Butternut Squash Spirals and Zucchini Spirals.
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They often took parts of their victims and make them into these spirals.
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So, post-Pistols you hit bottom, your heroin habit spirals out of control.
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The party spent close to a decade complaining about Obamacare's alleged death spirals.
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Finish with a blast of texturizing spray to break up any stiff spirals.
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That's not what this should be about, that just leads to escalation spirals.
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The lines range from spirals to intricate designs like monkeys, llamas, and flowers.
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We've had two actual death spirals: in New Jersey and in New York.
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And it becomes much more likely that this outbreak spirals out of control.
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It then spirals inward toward the center, rises and exits through the top.
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Things get real weird, real quick and Ingrid inevitably spirals out of control.
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Without a fair-share agreement, the class of union non-members spirals upward.
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The family's attitude toward him spirals from revulsion into hatred, largely bypassing pity.
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Those concerns are intensifying as the epidemic in Congo spirals out of control.
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Standing a few feet inbounds, he waited for spirals to soar his way.
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There are still a number of tracks caught in hypnotic spirals of regret.
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Jon Snow also found similar spirals carved into the rocks beneath Dragonstone — Daenerys' homeland.
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The bad news is that Puerto Rico is really facing two separate death spirals.
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You get a choice of two blades: flat ribbons or 1/4″-thick spirals.
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Everything spirals outward from one incident that ripped a young man's life in two.
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Then, as her career begins to eclipse his, he spirals into addiction-fueled despair.
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Travel through time in spirals of different sizes, occasionally jutting out at odd angles.
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What they found: Scientists originally thought the first flower had petals arranged in spirals.
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Curling irons range in size and can create tiny spirals or big, loose curls.
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Here are the three most natural ways to find spirals in this pattern: pic.twitter.
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Rings and spirals don't necessarily need to be part of a planet to form.
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Not all of them can be perfect spirals or slim, neat disks of stars.
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Still, she surprised me by tossing a football in perfect spirals as a tween.
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The story spirals into dark territory when Julia begins to suffer from clinical depression.
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Kabir spirals into depression, fueled by alcohol, drug abuse and more self-destructive acts.
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The diary becomes a record of his unraveling, as contemplative melancholy spirals into despair.
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When the story blows open, BoJack spirals to yet a lower, rockier rock bottom.
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During his session, he saw spirals of iridescent spheres that folded in on themselves.
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Spirals are everywhere in Daniel Rios Rodriguez's paintings in "Semper Virens" at Nicelle Beauchene.
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Without at least a veneer of trust among diverse social groups, politics spirals downward.
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In some versions, the smoke spirals up and the boy is named Demophon. Tinder.
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But it turns out that death spirals may be as overblown as death panels.
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When they're in little spirals in some of the stories, they're not exactly behaving sinisterly.
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It spirals around an undulating funnel of light that seems to defy gravity, reaching skyward.
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Another possibility is that the spirals simply signify the circle of life (and the undead).
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The galaxies pictured above, dubbed super spirals, were uncovered by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.
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In other paths, Stefan flushes his meds and spirals into paranoia, delusion, and murderous violence.
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Aza also lives with severe OCD and anxiety, and frequently gets trapped in thought spirals.
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Second, the biggest danger in this game is that the escalation spirals out of control.
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The rotini spirals seemed perfectly designed to retain the thick, oozing, and glistening orange cheese.
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So how do we stop these endless maximization spirals that prevent us from making decisions?
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Slow, modest, and earthy, snails nonetheless leave golden spirals produced over a lifetime upon death.
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Average bargainers ended up in three times as many defend-attack spirals as expert negotiators.
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I have several rare books that list words spelled backward to help me make Spirals.
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These narratives are still potent and could easily spur further spirals in the housing market.
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The yolk mousse is piped high in spirals and trimmed with a collard green crisp.
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Researchers learned how to recognize the series of amino acids that fold into these spirals.
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The longer loop spirals over and under itself, and both are coated with paint and plaster.
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His condition spirals as Suzette tries to juggle her own conflicting signals of sexuality and desire.
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November 2007Instead of her usual pink lip, Rihanna enhanced her loose spirals with a glossy red.
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Eventually it spirals into "gothic horror, except with dinosaurs," a concept I personally can get behind.
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Our malnourished and misguided ancestors couldn't even order a side order of these delicious grease spirals.
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Current theories say super spirals this size shouldn't be able to keep themselves together at all.
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In 2016, Dong's team found evidence that these spirals can be triggered by a massive body.
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As that matter spirals down into oblivion, it heats up to outrageous temperatures and emits light.
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Critics say Maduro is resorting to increasingly authoritarian tactics as the economy spirals deeper into recession.
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The risks caused by the coronavirus are rising beyond public health, job losses and economic spirals.
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Spirals are everywhere, from the tiniest fragile snail shells to the vast arcs of the cosmos.
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"We need to get ahead of this story before it spirals out of control," he said.
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Pence has also been wrapped up in the controversy as it spirals and new details emerge.
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As a result, its many twists and spirals have come to signify infinite love and partnership.
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Those pieces in the front that once refused to curl were perfect spirals after six months.
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Abstract designs like spirals, circles, and seemingly randomly placed lines are also found in the canyon.
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Missandei's death is clearly meant to propel both Dany and Grey Worm into destructive grief spirals.
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Lebe's Scribbles series depicts urn-like vases emanating hand-drawn spirals of light, like departed spirits.
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Then I saw electric blue lightning that rolled into spirals before exploding in a shower of sparks.
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If taken to an extreme, such behavior could send long-term care insurance pools into death spirals.
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Images of spirals, staircases and mazes appear often, as do uneasy references to the passing of time.
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Some of Lady Dynamite's most pointed moments come when well-meaning people confront Maria as she spirals.
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Using her fingers, Dr. Lee squeezes the bumps, and butter-like spirals spew out from each one.
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An exploited worker, pushed to their limits, spirals into burnout or divorce or depression or custody loss.
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Jessie spirals and heads to a donut shop where the woman behind the counter knows her name.
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However, the narrative soon spirals inwards until readers find themselves rethinking the characters they thought they knew.
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It's a terrible book—not in terms of the writing, but it just spirals down into darkness.
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Glazer's springboard spirals go along with the overall aura of her character: unapologetic, unfiltered, and very relatable.
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"); a girl with spirals for eyes reveals a montage of computers and other screens ("Five more minutes!
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In appearance she is conventionally feminine, her long dark hair coaxed into spirals with a curling iron.
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A sculptural central staircase in timber spirals up through the multiple levels, culminating in a pitched skylight.
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They text, they call, they email, pulling someone out of a hole when one of them spirals.
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Fueled by rage at his father's treatment, Paul spirals into coke-driven despair and neglects his work.
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Originally I was the only person making Spirals in the U.S., but now others make them, too.
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Chinese people are turning on the government as the coronavirus outbreak spirals into the Lunar New Year
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Kate Winslet spirals into a bohemian rhapsody as Ruth Barron, a headstrong Australian seeking enlightenment in India.
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Katja, in the days and weeks after the attack, spirals through stages of grief, shock and despair.
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Instead, Reich said, the leaders mismanaged the government, making life more difficult and sending economies into downward spirals.
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So it's important to develop a way to break the cycle and reset your relationship before it spirals.
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It starts with her character in a relationship, awaiting a proposal, but it quickly spirals into something different.
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" Gucci writes something similar in his autobiography: "This is how these downward spirals in my life always went.
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Experts tell me there's a significant chance that this spirals out of control — and gets much, much worse.
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As the episodes unfold and she spirals faster and faster into poor health, so too does everything else.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF source: SciFriJohn Edmark, a sculptor, inventor, and Stanford professor, loves spirals.
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Toby can't be there for himself, let alone Kate and/or a baby, if he spirals into depression.
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Take season two: Gretchen spirals into a depression that hits the hallmarks but gives her room to breathe.
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And he repeatedly fell into dangerous spirals of drug addiction, ostensibly in order to help him solve cases.
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The artist turns pain into something artistic—literally using spirals of color in the place of mental angst.
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Corruption increases costs for U.S. firms and can introduce downward spirals of bribery, extortion, and escalating bureaucratic demands.
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Another personal favorite is a large bronze brooch with spirals (1200–800 BCE) from the Carpathian Basin region.
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The designer, Feodor Rückert, covered it in his signature swirls of Russian folk floral patterns, checkerboards and spirals.
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A woman peeled oranges in continuous spirals and bagged them; their sweet sharp scent hung in the air.
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Found in Aberdeenshire in the 19th century, it features neatly carved circles, spirals and lines on four knobs.
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We are in the midst of yet another of Donald J. Trump's self-inflicted spirals of terrible news.
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Supposedly, the golden ratio pops up repeatedly in nature, in places like nautilus shells and sunflower seed spirals.
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" Poppy, meanwhile, spirals downward, after a breakup with Ian: "She hears ice crack, echoing in an isolated valley.
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Carey told us to comment on our breathing—neutrally—whenever we find ourselves slipping into dark rumination spirals.
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In the entry hall, an elegant staircase with wrought iron details spirals up underneath an elliptical plaster dome.
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Even small perceived failures could send him into spirals of despair and self-consciousness, sometimes lasting for months.
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The specter of death is nearly always present, framed by ontological discussions wrought in dizzying spirals of words.
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Both are larger-than-life, human-made spirals in water that resist direct viewership through scale and distance.
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It spirals out of control a little, and West's conversation with Lathan goes on a little while longer.
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DeAndre's point was to show the students what can happen when an abusive relationship spirals out of control.
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Usually this spirals to the extreme: a player who is not just versatile but excels in every area.
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The perspectival spirals and formal riddles announced by the artwork before the play proper expand dizzyingly within it.
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Then my brain spirals into thinking about things I can't control and I can't fall back to sleep.
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I used to get into spirals when I was a kid, usually when trying to go to sleep.
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I have not mentioned the repeal of the individual mandate, without which exchanges will fall into downward spirals.
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Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress are maintaining their head-between-the-knees position as the Trump plane spirals downward.
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In this quiet, unique setting, the performers will move with a focus on circles, spheres, spirals and loops.
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In this quiet, unique setting, the performers will move with a focus on circles, spheres, spirals and loops.
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The protesters and I were backed into spirals of barbed wire by police firing guns and tear gas.
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Most galaxies are either disc-shaped spirals or egg-shaped ellipticals, but there are some oddballs as well, such as lenticular galaxies (kind of a cross between spirals and ellipticals), irregular galaxies (which don't really have a discernable shape or structure), and extremely-low density galaxies known as ultra diffuse objects.
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Each new twist in the Bitcoin yarn causes a momentary kink before the price spirals up and up again.
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Celebrities were wearing their spirals on the red carpet, the curly hair aisle was expanding, and I wanted in.
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Of course, even if spirals are conclusively linked to planets, they won't lead the way to all newborn worlds.
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In Kingdom Hearts 2 and the following games, this all spirals into a messy web of ideas and connections.
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People clearly can't get enough of the sugary spirals, sharing their joy with Instagram fiends in Sydney and beyond.
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It happens when the guys are leaders of rival drug cartels and their fight spirals into full-on anarchy.
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Venezuela spirals into 'deep economic crisis' Anti-government protesters want Maduro to step down and new elections be held.
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Maybe you want to break a semi-alarming trend (social smoking, for example) before it spirals into something addictive.
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After his mother's death, he spirals into alcoholism, eventually finding solace and sobriety in a small New Hampshire town.
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Before, astronomers tried to look for structure, like spirals or rings, in the dust to signify a planet's presence.
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But many are proving much less adept at reining in public outrage — justified or not — once a crisis spirals.
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The piano breaks into dizzying spirals of runs one moment, then coaxes the orchestra into dreamy reverie the next.
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Using a syringe attached to the printer, they can inject spirals of water into a surrounding body of water.
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Then she speeds up, dancing furiously, as she spirals into a yearning moan about the joys of apple picking.
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The trick to avoiding those spirals and rabbit holes of misery is to acknowledge and challenge our negative thoughts.
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Put it all together and the writing, in retrospect, was on the wall well before their final spirals began.
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So when he pours himself a drink, he flicks it so it kind of spirals down into his cup.
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A white Carrara marble staircase with wrought-iron railings spirals up from the main level to the second floor.
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His trip spirals into mayhem when the beasts in his magical suitcase escape and wreak havoc on the city.
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But as time goes on, it spirals into something more; Sylvère is dumped, and Chris becomes even more obsessed.
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Other experts tell Sarah Kliff the AHCA scheme will create death spirals and collapse entire states' individual insurance markets.
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The white candy is the purity of Christ, the red is his blood, and the spirals represent the Holy Trinity.
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It begins as a stunning mediation on grief, and spirals into a weird, funny, cosmically bizarre exploration of the unknowable.
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After learning that Isaac's kidneys failing, Annalise completely spirals, so much so that she asks for a bottle of vodka.
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In another, "Transmitter" (2014), a spinning tower mesmerizes you as it spirals like something out of a disaster movie sequence.
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Update April 16th, 2:49PM ET: This article has been updated to reflect that Beveridge counted seven clockwise golden spirals.
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He says trend reporting like this can help a company spot a problem before it spirals out of their control.
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In the simulations, they see pickle-shaped proto-galaxies and miniature spirals taking shape around the newborn supermassive black holes.
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As the protests continue, here's what you need to know: Venezuela spirals into 'deep economic crisis' Why are they protesting?
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It's a dangerous sport, but it's made even more dangerous if you're prone to negativity spirals, as I — unfortunately — am.
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A red-tailed hawk swung far above in lazy spirals, getting an early morning jump on rodents and sluggish reptiles.
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If you don't balance these bad options effectively, you'll enter death spirals of cold, illness, declining production, and facility shutdowns.
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For the current election season, lampposts along Kolkata's boulevards shimmer at night in spirals of pearl-and-cobalt fairy lights.
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However, when Jim cheats on Colleen with another Internet personality, Colleen becomes obsessive and jealous and spirals out of herself.
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Some of them are straight lines, some are spirals and rectangles and trapezoids, and some are animals: whales, ducks, hummingbirds.
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The open-pit Botuobinsky mine spirals down about 426 feet, and it's about 1.2 miles long at its widest point.
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Most Republicans and right-leaning economists support the Fed's efforts to raise interest rates before inflation spirals out of control.
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"It is the smaller artisans and one-man operations who can often really suffer from these value spirals," she added.
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George pretends to be a hero who dragged people to safety, but soon finds the lie spirals out of control.
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He spirals into a meth habit, awkwardly packs heat for an encounter with Cohen, and after he wins back sex.
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Its narrator, Aza Holmes, is a 16-year-old girl in Indianapolis who wrestles with anxiety and obsessive thought spirals.
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Then a boy soloist sings "Here I go up to the altar of God" on a phrase that spirals higher.
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The stone in front of the entrance is a large oval that has been carefully incised with carved connecting spirals.
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After a horrifying incident at a party, everything spirals out of control, and the story pivots in an unexpected way.
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It then spirals upward for nearly three-quarters of a mile, gaining 77 feet in elevation before passing over itself.
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And thus fear breeds distrust and spirals into manufactured hate, until another song of innocence skids to a shuddering stop.
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A cab driver with an agenda becomes the centre of attention on a day that rapidly spirals out of control.
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Meanwhile, millions read New York magazine's fearsome cover story imagining a world in which global warming spirals out of control.
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Illustrated by Jefferson Quintana, a black-and-grey sky spreads across the first page, dotted with tiny constellations and spinning spirals.
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If you answered, "infinite psychedelic visuals such as giant spirals, never-ending walls, and gigantic rooms of portals", you'd be correct!
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If the global market response spirals out of control, and deeply affects the global economy, can "helicopter money" be far behind?
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Smoke spirals into the night, from cigarettes held between fingers that are high in the air, bobbing along to the beat.
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Like about half the stories on this list, "Exhibit Piece" is about a world-weary everyman whose life spirals into absurdity.
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Then "the same death spirals that are already starting to happen under Obamacare happen under a Republican replacement plan," he said.
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One of her big fears is that she is "a fiction" as she struggles to escape her spirals and find herself.
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Like mutant cells in a petri dish, mock galaxies grew all wrong, becoming excessively starry blobs instead of gently rotating spirals.
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Millions of people along the East Coast are bracing themselves for Hurricane Matthew as the Category 4 storm spirals towards Florida.
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But in zebrafish where ptk7 was missing, the beads swirled around in random spirals, producing truncated trails on fluorescent microscope footage.
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That's because conservatism in America is not just a political ideology, but a movement, and movements are prone to purity spirals.
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As Rosetta spirals toward 67P this fall in a dramatic suicide run, we'll refine our measurements of the comet's gravity field.
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In one of the more tragic company death spirals, the store ultimately petered into irrelevance and filed for bankruptcy in 2010.
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The indigenous Maori people of New Zealand are branded with the tā moko—a prominent face tattoo generally made from spirals.
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Two horizontal bars of unequal size terminate at one end in exaggerated spirals, recalling the runners of an old-fashioned sleigh.
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As "Endlings" alternates between the young playwright's self-absorption and the old divers' self-abnegation, the tone eventually spirals into surrealism.
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Formally straightforward, it accrues weight as it builds its story, following a tragedy which spirals into an indictment of institutional corruption.
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If its orbit spirals any closer, the two will engage in a death dance that will lead to the planet's end.
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Line: Steelers by 2 No need to plan on throwing endless spirals into a Great Lakes wind (and the expected snow).
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In 2017, biologist Dara Orbach made silicone molds of the dolphin vagina "revealing complex folds and spirals," the New Scientist reported.
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I was definitely impressed by some of the spirals I was able to make, although others came out as potato shavings.
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This isn't completely abnormal, because astronomers have noticed the same pattern of progressively twisting spirals in about a dozen other galaxies.
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Internet services may not stop harassment until it spirals out of control — something companies like Twitter have been heavily criticized for.
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At CAAM, the artworks in Circles and Circuits I are arranged in concentric circles, like the spirals of a snail shell.
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If there's one thing I think is pretty skillfully constructed about "Seeds," it's the way it finds parallels throughout — between the wedding of Nick to Eden and the wedding of Fiona to Kit, clearly, but also in more subtle ways, like how June spirals obviously but Serena spirals so quietly even she's not aware of it.
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And any matter that crosses their event horizons, also known as the point of no return, spirals helplessly toward an unknown fate.
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One aspect of the natural hair movement that people fail to mention is the work that goes into maintaining those glorious spirals.
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As Mike's night spirals into chaos, 1408 gets a little too carried away with flashy special effects that ultimately undermine the horror.
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Kristina already has perfect spirals, so it wasn't necessary to use any kind of definer – just a really good leave-in conditioner.
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Slice the cinnamon spirals into discs, flatten them into a pie crust and make the prettiest pie crust you ever did see.
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The Verge's Shannon Liao (linked above) considered the mathematical significance of spirals and other symbols that pop up in Game of Thrones.
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He believes that it's in a company's best interest to stay on top of undesirable behavior before it spirals out of control.
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Enormous discs of gas and dust surround black holes, which gets super heated and magnetized as it spirals inward toward the hole.
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As the leaders search for Thomas and fight each other for control over the island, the movie spirals into an outright bloodbath.
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It turns out, she knows things after she's told them and from there she spirals into wondering what other memories she's lost.
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They tracked the way that these progressed from abstract shapes—spirals, lattices, tunnels—to recognizable objects, just as Werner Stoll now did.
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The sky is clogged with contrails, the straight lines of the bombers, the circles and spirals of the fighters looping around them.
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As the price of a lethal striker or a robust defender spirals, expect to see more players holding their owners to ransom.
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Or it might be the opposite, that technology spirals and they, like everyone else, has to deal with whatever they can get.
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Interestingly enough, Democrat Hillary Clinton spurred similar biotech stock spirals when she addressed tackling drug pricing on the campaign trail last year.
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It all spirals up, quickly, and goes from being Minecraft to being something like a combination of Dwarf Fortress and Animal Crossing.
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But Venezuela is mired in a major economic crisis that has prompted mobs to loot supermarkets as inflation spirals into triple digits.
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BoJack isn't actively making a suicide plan, but his thought spirals remind him that everything might be better if he were dead.
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Republicans are poised to adopt a measure that has the potential to send insurance markets across the country into actuarial death spirals.
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Between investment rounds and fund-sucking death spirals, startup culture treats money like gamblers do: there's either plenty of it, or none.
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At Hood by Air, the defined spirals were a bit disheveled, adding a hint of romance to the edginess of the clothes.
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Whales, dolphins, and porpoises are known to have "unusual vaginal folds, spirals, and recesses," Orbach said in a statement earlier this year.
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OK, fine; it's a Sicilian pasta called busiate; long, loose, corkscrew-like spirals, kind of like a laid-back version of fusilli.
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The IPO conversation here in the Bay Area spirals around unicorns and their ability (or not) to meet their last private valuations.
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The spirals keep their shape because the printer injects nanoparticles in with it, which form an extremely thin membrane around the structure.
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The alto saxophonist Cleave Guyton expertly fills the role once reserved for Carlos Ward, building a solo of praise that spirals upward.
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In Robert Mapplethorpe's "Fiddle Ferns" (1983), the taut spirals of young fern shoots read as the embodiment of coiled, pent-up energy.
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And if someone spirals downward to the point of having suicidal thoughts, having access to a gun puts them at extreme risk.
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The Nyurbinsky open pit mine spirals down for about a thousand feet, circling around a core of ore called a kimberlite pipe.
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Those fantasies ricochet from dreams of big payoffs to the reality of ruinous losses — nightmares driving compulsive losers into desperate gambling spirals.
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Later I made Spirals for Games, where I was an editor for 15 years, and now I make them for The Times.
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But without systemic risk, Cramer argued that ETF-fueled drops could actually be buying opportunities than the beginnings of prolonged downward spirals.
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Their latest double album, The Spirals of Great Harm, came out on February 22, and we're delighted to be streaming it below.
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Seriously, these foam animals make the little spirals you get on your lattes from the cafe around the corner look just plain boring.
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It will lead to millions losing their health insurance, millions more paying higher out-of-pocket costs, and death spirals in weak markets.
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Aries: NGC 772NGC 772 Image: Göran Nilsson & The Liverpool Telescope (Wikimedia Commons)Most galaxies are typically either blobs or spirals in the sky.
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It's significant that the spirals can be tied to Daenerys, because some people also think the spiral is connected to the Targaryen sigil.
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The C-Word, which Dunham co-hosts with art curator Alissa Bennett, re-examines the downward spirals of notorious women throughout American history.
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Man Ray is also literally into motion: he loves spirals and turning objects and how forms look when they move in three dimensions.
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Her fear of rabies spirals into underlying anxiety about her marriage and society, and the couple's posh high-society world begins to unravel.
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To a certain extent, Bright follows that storytelling tradition, as Ward and Jakoby find themselves on a call that spirals out of control.
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From one chance meeting come "spirals of confessions" among a large cast of finely drawn characters, all with nicely individual quirks and passions.
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Synopsis: Tyler spirals out of control when he realizes he's the only black person attending a weekend birthday party in a secluded cabin.
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A top Kurdish official recently warned the SDF may not be able to hold them if the security situation spirals out of control.
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Tahani quickly spirals once her (short) soul mate insists on living in a tiny house and attending formal occasions in — shudder — cargo pants.
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I produce work for maybe six months, and then I go into these little spirals where I don't like anything that I make.
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The US runs the risk of being blamed if the conflict spirals out of control — and the worst may be yet to come.
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When it spirals into violent action, whether it's firing a gun in a church or plowing a car into a crowd, that's terrorism.
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The paranormal drama of the show sort of spirals out of a game of Dungeons & Dragons that you're playing with the other kids.
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Sadly, many of those who start abusing at a young age are unable to kick their addiction as it spirals out of control.
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The system, detailed today in the journal Nature, definitively shows the two younger stars forming within the spirals of the older star's disk.
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The meeting turns awkward when Chase asks his father why he divorced his mom, then spirals into the realest version of 21 Questions.
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She didn't really capture the way economic loss has triggered a series of complex spirals, and that social decay is now center stage.
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Their variety is stunning: spirals, ring galaxies shaped like star-studded loops, and ancient galaxies that outshine virtually everything else in the universe.
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So as the country spirals towards the 85033 and 2020 elections, it should surprise no one to see Trump leave the Republican Party.
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Factor in the projected increase in federal outlays for health care and other mandatory spending programs and the budget spirals out of control.
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As the originator of a meme, you can't really own it once it spirals out of your control even if you wanted to.
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He satisfied that urge after practice Saturday when the throwing machine malfunctioned and he volunteered to whip spirals to an unsuspecting Quincy Enunwa.
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Synopsis: In "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," Peter Bretter (Jason Segel) spirals when he is suddenly dumped by his famous girlfriend Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell).
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But the script, by Mr. Dekker, spirals into a muddle of ambiguity, leaving only the imagery and the performances to save the movie.
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But if we try to be extra-conscious of the others' feelings and slower to voice complaints, we can prevent many downward spirals.
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She drenches her in dye, cooks her hair into stately spirals, too crisp to stay, but nothing that the proper creams cannot disguise.
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He's also a lefty, or "sinistral mutant," which means that unlike other members of his species, Jeremy's shell spirals in a counterclockwise direction.
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Here are their descriptions of some of the milkshakes:Chocolate x5: An explosion of chocolate with chocolate spirals, chunks, ice-cream and whipped cream.
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There's always a risk that one of these manufactured crises spirals out of control, leading to a conflict that no one really wants.
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Her inspiration for the patterns came from natural settings, like the growth lines on a shell, or the seed spirals of a sunflower.
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She is the spectacular romantic antihero who continually rejects healthy decisions in favor of obviously terrible ones, and then spirals perfectly toward disaster.
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Everything Is Connected: Art and Conspiracy spirals through 50 years of paranoia in America from JFK's assassination to extraterrestrial touchdowns and September 11.
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As Cassini traversed the Saturn system, it used light from background stars, shining through the rings, to capture details of the embedded spirals.
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A blackened-steel staircase spirals upward in a massive shed once used as an engine and pump house, now home to Ferra Designs.
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Several of the image-objects here also feature large black spirals, suggesting the works as literal vortexes into which you might be pulled.
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Watching the floor-bound spirals of the b-girl Ephrat Asherie from five stories above was the year's most vertiginously revelatory dance experience.
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If there's a problem at your company, you should rip the Band-Aid off and confront it before it spirals out of control.
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What Rush spirals into instead is a life of a dealer, a migration West, inexplicable violence and an eventual life off the grid.
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And we look at galaxies and we see some of them are these beautiful spirals that are gorgeous, others are totally messed up.
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This requires a thoughtful and compelling arc—one that spirals outward while pairing stories together, building resonance despite settings, characters, and plots shifting.
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The video rapidly spirals from goofy to awkward to painful as the men realize the tweets they are reading aren't Jimmy Kimmel-level comedy.
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As the bill spirals an entire industry is now willing the plane to be back in the air by the end of the year.
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The reality is that investors will have more existential things to worry about than just their portfolios if the outbreak spirals out of control.
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The problem is that more detailed analysis requires more such chunks, and the computing time needed to calculate the relationships between them thus spirals.
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Curls are actually little springs, not perfect spirals, he explained, so adding this kinked texture created major volume for the top of the fauxhawk.
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" And Politico says Ryan is embattled "as his Republican Conference spirals into an all-out war that could put his speakership on the line.
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Yet, mysteriously, these super spirals seem to be almost unlimited in both how big they can get and how many stars they can build.
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Everything devolves into screaming matches on social media, a deafening echo chamber that spirals further and further into dark places while nothing gets solved.
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I looked at images and words that reminded me of my fears and were triggering obsessive thought spirals and rituals in my everyday life.
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In the short film "Body and Being," Herman walks pensively among fallen leaves before sending his torso into lush spirals against Joyce's celestial music.
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Traditional pairs skating, meanwhile, focuses more on technical, acrobatic moves such as throws, jumps and spirals, with a set allocation included in each routine.
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Almost every character who refuses this dubious gift, who chooses the world and the self, spirals down into disaster or at least unhappy stasis.
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His musings are often oblique and tangential — yet he manages to penetrate the spirals of some of the most engaging quandaries in contemporary science.
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Social media usage often starts with the intention of getting caught up on current events and quickly spirals into a black hole of negativity.
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It only makes sense that Bieber would become an embodiment of Liam Gallagher, the last patron saint of rock star downward spirals and messiness.
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A decade after beginning death spirals at the hands of the iPhone (and later Android), both BlackBerry and Nokia staged strange comebacks of sorts.
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The portrait's palpable sense of movement is amplified by Le Brun's rendition of the unfurling ribbon, which spirals in and out of the light.
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"I wanted to try to find form and expression for this way-down non-sensorial experience of living inside of thought spirals," he said.
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We beat the drum through language, describing the sick as people with "mental problems," or "troubled" or to blame for their own downward spirals.
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Then, a team led by scientists at the University of California, Santa Cruz, worked backward from the spirals to determine how quickly Saturn rotates.
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I can't predict the future, manufacture face masks, find a vaccine, or convince my neighbors to stay home, so instead, my stress often spirals.
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Call-outs are often akin to a snowball rolling down a hill; what starts small often quickly gains momentum and spirals out of control.
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The penalties for those who don't purchase insurance are so low they seem sure to guarantee Republican-caused death spirals in the weaker markets.
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Early reverses, especially when they are self-inflicted wounds, sap confidence and energy and can entangle new leaders in vicious cycles and downward spirals.
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Eventually it will enter a wide orbit around the merged galaxies, until, slowed by friction, it spirals into the center and joins the crowd.
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I tested out the zucchini spirals, and I can tell you that they really are the easiest, healthiest meal you can cook in 10 minutes.
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Attempts by ordinary people to recover their reputations after spectacular downward spirals as public villains du jour is an emerging art form and business opportunity.
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The foursome's night out begins with some gossip and tapas, and quickly spirals into an alcohol-fueled, weed-filled outing that makes them appreciate motherhood.
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Unruly foliage resolves into orderly geometric shapes, swimming pools become swirling blue spirals, while rugs, bookshelves, and floorboards become pulsing arrangements within the larger scheme.
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True to its name, Araujo's illustrations explore the complex geometries found in the natural world, like Fibonacci spirals, tessellations, and of course the golden ratios.
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The map shows that older stars are located toward the center of the galaxy's disk, with the stars getting younger as the disk spirals out.
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That cosmic cataclysm changed the Milky Way's structure forever, shaping the thick spirals that spin out from the supermassive black hole at the galaxy's core.
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You see narrative points from on high as she moves in seemingly lazy spirals until she drops on these moments like a bird of prey.
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"The only periods in which negative inflation truly translates itself into negative, self-reinforcing deflationary spirals, is after a financial bubble has burst," Knot said.
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For one, the same CBO report found that even without an individual mandate, most Obamacare marketplaces would remain stable and wouldn't collapse into death spirals.
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Police have found that car chases often result in innocent people or officers getting hurt as a pursuit spirals further and further out of control.
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The party quickly spirals out of Alicia's hands, and Rosemary Rodriguez's direction and Tim Guinness' cinematography perfectly situate Alicia amidst the chaos in her apartment.
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Factor in the projected increase in federal outlays for health care and other mandatory spending programs and the federal budget gradually spirals out of control.
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Anna Kendrick stars as Martha, a chatty neurotic given to extreme mood swings who spirals into self-pity and excess when her boyfriend betrays her.
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As a result, Europe now faces its biggest refugee crisis since the Second World War, as the civil conflict in Syria spirals out of control.
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It is up to everyone in this country to speak and act to fight the hatred and fear-mongering before it spirals out of control.
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And defibrillators can, in theory, be compatible with a quick death: When a patient's condition spirals downward, the patient can choose to deactivate the device.
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The documentary starts off like a comedy, but as the story spirals out into something much larger, it ends up feeling like a dystopian tragedy.
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Over the last several months, his spirals of gray hair, once limited to beside his ears, had spread upward toward the crown of his head.
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The focus group gathered in a fluorescent-lit conference room decorated with large-format photos of lollipops and Buffalo wings and coiled spirals of salami.
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If you're looking for an easy way to make healthy, delicious veggie spirals, the Veggetti Pro is a great tool to have in your kitchen.
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The world´s most dangerous road spirals skyward nearly 11,000 feet, from the country´s lowland jungles to the snow-capped peaks of the Andes.
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The point of this list is to realize that these spirals probably won't lead you anywhere productive and, most likely, will leave you feeling stuck.
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But there's a larger issue here: the way that poisonously rigid corporate software, when it meets reality, can cause whole companies to plummet into death spirals.
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With my curly hair, I feel like you need to have a classic water spray bottle to wet up the curls and keep the spirals going.
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That does mean that some of the film's more biting satirical threads start to drop off as it spirals out of control — but that's on purpose.
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It spirals into an out-of-control but fun night out, with a lot of pep talks, alcohol, dancing and even a little bit of romance.
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You get a degree of universal compatibility from Bluetooth, but that quickly spirals into a codec mess if you want to pursue the best possible sound.
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Here, he goes meta (again?), tackling weighty themes like self-loathing, benders and destructive spirals, the pros and cons of the Father John Misty persona (well
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Quickly, the situation spirals out of control, as the wounded Hilltop fighters succumb to their infections and start attacking their own in the dead of night.
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What sets this sleek, form-fitting number apart isn't the high, ruffled neckline or the spirals of blossoms coiling around the skirt, but rather the material.
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When I apply Bb.Curl Defining Crème to my soaking wet hair, and air-dry, it gives me perfectly sculpted — but not Top Ramen-y perfect — spirals.
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While the future of messaging may involve AI bots at our beck and call, Facebook jeopardizes its basic use case if spam spirals out of control.
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Three Identical Strangers starts off like a comedy, but as the story spirals out into something much larger, it ends up feeling like a dystopian tragedy.
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If government's debt spirals out of control, the bond market would be one of the first places to react and yields on US Treasuries would climb.
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Too much time by myself would lead me into negative thought spirals, the anxieties I felt about the future keeping me from living in the present.
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In a video, captured and shared on Twitter by one user, a dark cloud looms over a vast area as the tornado spirals and lightening strikes.
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He seems to believe that our needs are too mercurial, and our compromises too imperfect; every relationship, romantic or otherwise, inevitably spirals toward the same stalemate.
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When Amelia understandably spirals over the death of a young person she knew, Link tries to comfort her as best he can without crossing any boundaries.
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More likely than not, something doesn't quite click for one or more of the Pittsburgh starters and the rotation spirals into inconsistency, punctuated by occasional brilliance.
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Ms. Lacaze's job is to give the world an alternative source, in case a global trade war spirals out of control and China cuts off supply.
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Regina King, also a co-star of "American Crime," is devastating as Brenton's mother, Latrice, who spirals into loss, desperation and rage at the system's indifference.
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Or how about the ultimate indoor coaster, with the kinds of spirals, inversions and 90-degree straight-down dives that would put Space Mountain to shame?
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A Saturday venting session spirals: 'I feel like a sheep in a slaughterhouse' In March 2014, Balan and her interiors team had brewing concerns about Tesla.
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The film's strongest sequences arrive after she's hit the height of fame, but when she still has a shot at avoiding the downward spirals of addiction.
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Far in the background and obscured by shadows, a staircase spirals upward, pointing the direction from which we have fallen and to which we should aspire.
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They were still abstract: spirals of undulating lines radiating from a taut center, painted in subtly graded pinks, yellows and blues that seemed almost to breathe.
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You won't learn much of that story from "Funkedified," but you might sense it, as spirals and flares of breaking mingle easily with popping and locking.
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In Mr. Murakami's jumbo 2017 update, a handful of figures contend with a force so powerful it sets multiple spirals in motion and ensnares a dragon.
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Using a traditional curling iron can give short hair those too-tight Shirley Temple spirals if you don't know how to work it in your favor.
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There are momos here, too, shiny-skinned little parcels whose tops have been twisted into tight spirals before they're steamed and, if you like, pan-fried.
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Mozilla is trying to shame YouTube into doing more to fix its numerous recommendation algorithm issues, many of which can lead users down dangerous content spirals.
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"Storm King" is a totem of spirals extending from a steel sheet that shudders violently to clatter and clang — inducing, in me, slight panic and nervousness.
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When she finally gets out into the world, it's no surprise that her freedom soon spirals into a fever dream of consumerism, hedonism and revenge fantasies.
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Some of the more abstract equipment that Fujio has photographed actually brings to mind the organic forms of Noguchi's work, featuring spirals and gently undulating lines.
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This time around, his choice of design recalls an underwater surrealism, with gradient downward-sloping spirals painted across the side of multi-level brick buildings in Berlin.
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Affleck's steely demeanor actually comes in handy in his first spin behind the wheel of the Batmobile, as the Caped Crusader spirals into obsession and extreme calisthenics.
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But because they don't know how to do that — because none of us knows how to do that — they end up in spirals of misery and grief.
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As the United States spirals further into chaos, Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail has made his opinions known by "leaking" a page from the Season 3 script.
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This film focuses on the creation of Look #23, a fluttering blue gown covered in trompe l'ceil carp spirals, a reality-bending technique that Elsa Schiaparelli favored.
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"Spirals and arcs in the density of the dust also points toward gravitational interactions between these disks and forming planets," Caleb A. Scharf at Scientific American writes.
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He drew rudimentary spirals and stick figures that looked like White Walkers, and practiced his largely expositional speech about the Children of the Forest with Ser Davos.
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Michael Boroniec, a ceramic artist based in the Berkshires in Massachusetts, creates sculptural works by throwing vessels on the wheel and then carving them into open spirals.
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With Segal's framing, the eye of the viewer takes in the child's expression, dress and body language, and then spirals outward to the carefully plated food items.
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But the plot isn't what drives the book; rather, it's Aza's struggle with OCD, which for her manifests in "thought spirals" that she can't seem to escape.
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The inside of a duck feels a bit claustrophobic, but Brennan soothingly tells me that what I'm seeing are a series of blind turns, followed by spirals.
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If something goes wrong, that they've lost a spouse or lost their home or their job, it spirals down and they could fall into a homeless situation.
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"I don't want that to happen," he said, referring to the president's claim that the "the Democrats will make a deal" with him after Obamacare spirals out.
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What starts as a story of a wooden puppet yearning to become a "real boy" spirals into a moral warning about the threat of pleasure and temptation.
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Emilio Terry, the mid-20th-century architect, designer and artist, applied obelisks, interlocked spirals, scallop forms and gnarled coral textures to jewelry, furniture, garden ornaments and chateaus.
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Far from leading to democratic death spirals, changes to the size of the Court have gone hand in hand with the most vibrant periods of our democracy.
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The hit broadway musical "Dear Evan Hansen" spins an internet-infused story of a socially anxious teenager who tells a big lie that spirals out of control.
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One of Instagram's biggest hurdles, possibly the most important one currently, is building an uplifting space that doesn't drive its most successful users into spirals of despair.
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When he closes the door, an open vent at the bottom sucks in air and suddenly fire spirals upward, a narrow column of flame 12 feet tall.
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The contents of his trucks aren't eye-catching, but his vehicles certainly are, adorned with paintings showing cartoonlike faces, dogs, brightly colored geometric patterns, spirals and landscapes.
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It's a game of unexpected twists and dense layers of possibility, where even bad luck atop bad decisions can lead to interesting scenarios rather than failure-spirals.
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Mother Nature does not know more patterns than Justin Peck does: circles and spirals and triangles and grids and arrows and rickrack and pearls on a string.
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Every lithium-ion battery is made of sheets of positive (lithium cobalt oxide) and negative electrodes (carbon), with perforated separators between them, wound in tight, overlapping spirals.
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The clip above shows how the fight — which starts, naturally, with someone slipping on a banana peel — spirals outward from the initial pie-ing into total chaos.
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Antlion larvae, sometimes known as doodlebugs, construct traps in the sand by dragging themselves around backwards in spirals, with the eventual result being a pit with steep walls.
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It's hypnotic just how horrifying Arthur's existence is, just as Phoenix's performance is hypnotic as he spirals from fragile hope into increasingly outsized and confident acts of destruction.
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And despite the healthful boosts that coral appear to receive from fishing bans, scientists worry that even those won't be enough to snatch reefs from their downward spirals.
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His men have been hacked to pieces and used to create one of those red spirals that White Walkers love to leave at the scene of their crimes.
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When Caelynn adds, "I've noticed it in the house too, where she kind of spirals whenever I have the slightest bit of success," Colton seem to believe her.
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Last month, Pete Davidson revealed that after a lengthy period of dramatic mood swings and depression spirals, he had recently, finally received a formal Borderline Personality Disorder diagnosis.
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Edmark has some big, profound explanations about why he likes spirals so much—that's just what happens when you spend all your time working and reworking an idea.
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I also grab stuff for the house: toilet paper, milk, yogurt, a box of mac and cheese, Amy's Pad Thai, butternut squash spirals, avocado, chicken breast, and Nutella.
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Rather, the squelchy bass, pitched metal percussion, spirals of synthesizer glitter, and assorted bubble effects assemble a cold technological surface in whose reflection he sees his own coldness.
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Russell doesn't take this news well and spirals into a bout of the most toxic form of masculinity: threatening to murder a woman to prove your own manliness.
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Or they allow the currency to weaken, running the risk that it spirals out of control and inflation takes off, forcing them to dip into their FX reserves.
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There are the borders that register quickly as borders—red, metal spikes jutting from dusty hills, glinting spirals of razor wire—and then there are borders that don't.
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Each episode begins with Trixie and Katya discussing a "topic of the week," like drugs, wet dreams, or death, but the conversation inevitably spirals into insane comedic tangents.
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But I was rescued by some cash injections that the game regularly gives you to prevent death-spirals, and eventually resumed my almost processional march up the standings.
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So much of the debate about health reform — talk about death spirals, reinsurance, the politics of Medicaid expansion — seems so removed from any discussion of actual patient care.
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Even if deflationary spirals like the 2628's can be avoided, prolonged periods of low output, high unemployment and low inflation result from periods of very low inflation.
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A personal favorite of mine involves audio of one person issuing gibberish instructions in an urgent voice, while the person receiving the "instructions" quickly spirals into a meltdown.
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Because most borrowers cannot repay their debts quickly, the loans are often rolled over, entangling those who take them in hard-to-escape spirals of ever-growing debt.
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When she fails to get pregnant, it spirals into an unhealthy obsession, propelled by biological compulsion, but also by a fierce refusal to accept this lack of control.
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In these two-color works, fattish rectangles and squares hug the edges of the paintings at uneven intervals, always in progression from small to large, like boxy spirals.
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The architect Peter Marino recently placed a large order that includes leather for chair upholstery that is dyed a warm yellow and enlivened with whimsical hand-drawn spirals.
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Hong Kong's government is legally allowed to request help from the PLA garrison of more than 6,000 soldiers if public order in the city spirals out of control.
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Barbara Haskell, a curator at the Whitney, talks about the Art Nouveau origins of O'Keeffe's abstracted forms: They're spirals, snails, tendrils and snaking forms — natural forms, not mechanical.
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Weiler's story highlights the risks indie artists have to take when creating anything for the internet, and the unexpected consequences of when a creation spirals beyond their control.
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The big risk now is that Trump gets fed up with the antics or feels emasculated, prompting some sort of rash response that spirals into all-out war.
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Instead of an ersatz West, Us stars Lupita Nyong'o as Adelaide Wilson, a woman who takes her family on a beach vacation, which spirals into a violent home invasion.
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What starts out as a tale of female oppression spirals into a story of desire and empowerment, and then bursts through the thorny intersections of sex, race, and privilege.
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KornmesserRachel BezansonObservational Astronomer, University of PittsburghGalaxies in the nearby Universe come in two basic types: flattened disk-like spirals, like our Milky Way, and rounder, more spherical, elliptical galaxies.
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Not only does Titan reach a height of 255 feet (and a top speed of 85 miles per hour) — it also features two back-to-back, 540-degree spirals.
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As the gas spirals inward, powerful X-ray bursts, flares and pulsations can explode in the innermost reaches of the accretion disk and on the surface of neutron stars.
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Prices of coal and steel, the first to heat up, are already levelling off, making the increases seem big one-off changes rather than the start of inflationary spirals.
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Having a conversation with them on Twitter is not often fun, and entire memes have been created to describe the experience of a conversation that spirals out of control.
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Kaleidoscopic, fantastic images surged in on me, alternating, variegated, opening and then closing themselves in circles and spirals, exploding in colored fountains.... The world was as if newly created.
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While Donald Trump's campaign spirals around firing wantonly and GOP elites run for cover, the presidential election understandably overshadows the other elections coming up in less than a month.
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No. There have been innovations: plastic teeth to replace metal ones; the coil zip, using continuous spirals of nylon to form the teeth, making them more flexible and lightweight.
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For one, the burden of terrorism has shifted elsewhere: Even as the international body count spirals out of control, few Americans have died at terrorists' hands since September 11.
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If the challenge had prevailed, a majority of the state exchanges would have been sent into death spirals and millions of people would have lost access to health insurance.
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Of course, true to JRPG tradition, a modest journey rapidly spirals into something grander, with setting the squad on a path to rescue the world from an imminent darkness.
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The stranger who appears on the main character's doorstep is impressively ominous, and the story has a kind of helpless, inevitable feel that spirals quickly towards the final twist.
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What begins as a fun investigation into a weird pseudo-sport quickly spirals out to reveal some of the darkest powers of the internet: online harassment, blackmail, and hacking.
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Mr. Andersen counters symmetry along one axis (north-south) with symmetry on the opposite axis (east-west) and juxtaposes multiple geometries (a turning ring or star, spirals, parallel lines).
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Instead, the new effort begins with a planet remade, and spirals back on itself—not so much the control of nature as the control of (the control of) nature.
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Of course, there are good and bad forms of anxiety — the kind that warns you about legitimate dangers and the kind that spirals into dark and self-destructive thoughts.
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The playful spirals, circles, and squares encourage children to recognize similarities and differences while the overall composition and choice of colors anticipates Josef Albers's experiments with color and form.
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"If this spirals as a media focus, negative attention could offset some of the positives associated with endorsement by Walmart and Google," analyst Rob Sanderson of MKM Partners said.
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Throughout this long-winded evening, Ms. De Keersmaeker's curving pathways had her performers crossing the stage in circles, straight lines and spirals, but they frequently stuttered to a halt.
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Now spread out on the Great Lawn and imagine a completely different landscape: perfectly symmetrical, flattened formal gardens composed of topiaries patterned as stars and spirals and paisley flowers.
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Apple may be able to move between 5% and 7% of iPhone production to India and Vietnam over the next two years if the tariff situation spirals, he said.
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Inky clouds of smoke from burning tires piled high by the protesters to obscure the Israeli view were laced with spirals of tear gas fired from the Israeli side.
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Such conflicts over land, water and animals are increasingly common as Venezuela spirals into disaster and thousands of indigenous Wayuu who once left their Colombian homes for Venezuela return.
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They're a motif that reflects the exhibition's Latin title — "evergreen" or "always flourishing" — but also feels in keeping with the moment as spirals are overtaking modernist grids in popularity.
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I've also been thinking about defining a Heroine's Journey as a story that moves in spirals or circles, instead of the Hero's Journey, which is more of an arc.
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More than half of China's oil production will be at risk if tensions between North Korea and its North Asia neighbors spirals into conflict, energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie warned.
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"If this spirals as a media focus, negative attention could offset some of the positives associated with endorsement by Walmart and Google," analyst Rob Sanderson of MKM Partners said.
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I also wanted to know: As a scientist, what do you do when the narrative of your most famous work changes dramatically and spirals out of your own control?
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On top of the self-esteem boost, once you've successfully done one of the poses, your body begins to gradually adapt as your confidence on the board spirals upwards.
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But as Islamophobia spirals out of control in the US, and even becomes a major part of the Republican presidential primary, it doesn't seem like Obama's message has stuck.
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Trump, however, has reacted to the defeat of health care by predicting that Democrats will be willing to work with him down the road, especially if Obamacare spirals into decline.
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You feel the heat rising off their bodies as they dance, the panic as they realize they're no longer in command, the fear as it all spirals out of control.
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Picture a bowlful of springy spirals coated in a thick brown paste of toasted sesame, sometimes graced with flecks of fiery red pepper, pickled vegetables, green onions or soft herbs.
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Kevin (Justin Hartley), a famous actor who appears to have it all, spirals from his own addiction issues after he gets back together with his ex-wife, Sofie (Alexandra Breckenridge).
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This episode puts a bunch of people up in a room together for the titular event, then watches as the emotional chaos steadily spirals further and further out of control.
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The circles and spirals on the floor and Mr Long's shape clearly shared a connection; you could see it in how people stood and stared from one to the other.
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A memorable scene in which Amanda Bynes and Channing Tatum's characters discuss how to successfully flirt spirals into a delightfully charming cheese convo, which eventually gets interrupted by a tarantula.
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Write a story about war, and you have to show the true horror of war — the way plans go awry, the way the killing spirals far out of anyone's control.
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F&W explains that some of krasinthusith's pieces eschew the tradition of flowers and dragons for more abstract work, with swirls, spirals, and spires rising from within gourds and melons.
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Grace, 40, will star in the episode titled "Smithereens," about a cab driver with an agenda who becomes the center of attention on a day that spirals out of control.
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Our bodies in motion are defined by a unified alchemy of speed and direction, as we trace parabolas, lemniscates, trident curves, Poinsot's spirals, and trajectories that have no mathematical names.
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Rapidly drawn, like a graffiti tag, with slashes for mouths and spirals for eyes, the frazzled faces are stacked like pictures in a yearbook, or perhaps men in a cellblock.
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As the Murphys come to believe Connor and Evan were secret best friends, what at first seemed like a harmless fib quickly spirals into a complicated lie Evan can't escape.
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Hushed electric piano noodling spirals all over the place on "Hashtag," a sleek downtempo track whose relaxed hop shares a contained energy, compressed through superficial quietude, with Jonghyun's breathy murmur.
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On the outdoor steps, tourists plopped down, worn out, sweating, but still dazzled, their eyes raised to the spirals that have become the stuff of souvenirs, fridge magnets and postcards.
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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN)Indonesia has sent more than a thousand security personnel to quell protests in the restive provinces of Papua and West Papua, as violence spirals in the region.
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Those that can't reach profitability or find an exit may face down-rounds that can come with onerous terms, trigger talent exodus death spirals, or just not provide enough money.
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A repressed Belgian manicurist (Catherine Deneuve) living in London spirals from discomfort into madness as she grows tormented by sexuality in Roman Polanski's psychological thriller, his first English-language film.
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Like counts can hurt people's well-being by leading them into envy spirals comparing themselves against peers, or coercing them to self-censor to avoid an embarrassingly low Like count.
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As the PSA plays out, it spirals into a twisted scene of violence ... depicting a school shooting, with students touting their products and then using them to escape and survive.
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Although a new entrance on Howard Street offers a glass-walled atrium crowded by two mighty Serra spirals, the museum's former entrance on 3rd Street will remain open to visitors.
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Often textural attenuation thins out musical force, as the bleepy loop on "Clownin" fizzles into mist and the piano on "Twitter Fingers" spirals around at a tempo shy of moderate.
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In The Girl on the Train, our 21st-century worries surface: Rachel, for instance, can't stop Facebook-stalking Tom, whose posts of his happy family drive her into depression spirals.
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But that draws her into Javier's orbit, in a manner that spirals dramatically out of control, as she becomes his reluctant accomplice, and, under the stress, falls off the sobriety wagon.
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Our greatest fear: the singularity, when the abilities of AI and robots surpass those of humans, growing so advanced that civilization is forced to reboot as humanity spirals into existential dread.
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With a feral mane of black spirals and jeans expertly shredded at the knees, her perpetual plaid flannel button-down shrouded her in the don't-give-a-fuck spirit of grunge.
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And since frizz isn't reserved for one hair type, we picked two gals with completely different textures; Djenice has a head of coarse, natural spirals, while Alexa has thick, looser waves.
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He spirals into madness as the episode progresses, finding signs of his transformation everywhere and seeking help from a fortune teller at a yogurt parlor (played by comedy legend Phyllis Diller).
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There's a sequence in Wobble Palace where Eugene is Tinder messaging with a match, and he spirals into a neurotic frenzy when the woman he's chatting with doesn't respond quickly enough.
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The habit spirals into the mom having to document everything that happens, leaving it to her girls to remind her that taking in the present is an integral part of life.
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Second, social media and digital information companies in the private sector should turn their R&D fire on to this threat before it spirals out of control on their own platforms.
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Drastic action like this is sure to worsen U.S.-Russian relations and make it harder to avoid the kind of escalation spirals and war-scares witnessed during the first Cold War.
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Her lone duffle bag contained a handful of blazers and dresses in pretty, jewel-toned colors, including a beloved ankara dress made of wax cloth in swirling orange and turquoise spirals.
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But the lidar data revealed a dense cityscape that even included the same spirals seen at Angkor Wat, and helped pinpoint areas for archaeologists to dig that had not been looted.
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"Many people have a series of negative thought spirals or self-doubt that creeps in, such as 'I'll be alone forever' or 'No one will compare to my ex,'" she said.
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Ian McEwan's compact, captivating new novel, "Nutshell," is also about murderous spirals and lost messages between fathers and unborn sons, although it's the father's fate that hangs in the balance here.
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As the government ramps up its efforts, Jean spirals further and further down into paranoia, certain that she's being watched but unable to get even her own husband to believe her.
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Included are carefully handcrafted cards, from Pennsylvania-German folded love tokens to cobweb cards — named for their delicate paper spirals that lift to form a cage and reveal a hidden message.
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Like so much of the SETI/METI debate, the question of visual messaging quickly spirals out into a deeper meditation, in this instance on the connection between intelligence and visual acuity.
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I asked Will Shortz about Spirals and how they rolled into our lives: The Spiral is based on the puzzle "La Doppia Rotazione" from Piccola Enigmistica magazine, published in Florence, Italy.
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To enter the store, customers use either a stainless steel staircase that spirals down a long metal column or a vault-view elevator that provides a view of the sky above.
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Many sequences in "Work/Travail/Arbeid" start from a simple structure — flexing the spine, spinning in place — while the dancer spirals out from the atrium's center in an ever-widening orbit.
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Donors contacted by POLITICO said Harris' failure to take off is months in the making but has coincided with her crash in polls — and it's been exacerbated by her recent spirals.
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But as the story spirals toward its climax, Mr. Sturridge grows more expressionistic; what at first seemed like a cameraman's charming squint, for instance, begins to look like a moral migraine.
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In "Astronavigate," neat rows of geometric shapes, spirals, and concentric designs cut diagonally across the field of paper; above and below, two birds ride crescent-moon-shaped boats across the page.
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The show tends to swing back and forth between Bonnie and Celeste, never letting us forget that they're both, in their own ways, caught in major mental spirals because of Perry's death.
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Invasive plants like the passiflora vine is a fast grower and uses tentacle-like spirals to clasp onto other mediums (like plants and buildings) in order to reach more sunlight — aka food.
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Along the stretch of road that spirals its way through the majestic, fog-capped Blue Ridge Mountains, each hairpin curve reveals a single-story motel, ramshackle gas station, or abandoned barbecue stand.
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These motifs, which were frequently deployed by DiBenedetto in the mid-2000s as the Iraq War was escalating, serve as abstracted, ambiguous metaphors suggesting intractable military quagmires and downward spirals of violence.
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We quickly, easily, and cleanly created Pinterest-worthy watermelon slices in the shape of pineapple spirals — not to mention a nice little accompanying watermelon stick as well (from the slicer's hollow center).
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The company is creating what it calls an "Intelligence Desk," a multipronged "early detection" initiative intended to ferret out controversial content before it spirals into a bigger problem, BuzzFeed News has learned.
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Seeing as the apocalypse asteroid won't have a chance to annihilate us if the climate spirals out of control first, it would appear the White House is trying to cover all bases.
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Pair your fish with roasted carrots and a fresh fennel salad—so very in season, friends—and you've got yourself a meal that will put spirals in the eyes of your guests.
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Image: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin; NASA MGS MOLA Science TeamUsing satellite data, the European Space Agency has produced a glorious new image of the swirling spirals at the north pole of Mars.
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"Ouija Board Lies" chugs intently before letting loose with a solo that spirals out of control in the middle; "Cool About Easy" whacks away at the same swaggering chords with restrained force.
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Visitors will enter through a jade-paneled door and climb a staircase that spirals around the clock's gargantuan innards—5-ton counterweights, 8-foot stainless steel gears, a 6-foot titanium pendulum.
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At the end of the season when Patty spirals and turns to food to deal with her fears and bad feelings again, she quickly works to lose ten pounds in one week.
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But conservative commentator Ben Shapiro disagreed that conservatism had a specific vulnerability, noting that other movements (the fight against climate change, for example) had their own purity spirals and their own grifters.
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If you count the #spirals of this sunflower seed #pattern in a consistent manner, you will always find a #Fibonacci number (0, 1, 233, 2, 3, 5, 22, 28, 223, 22019, 27…).
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Both girls fall into spirals of insecurity until their Cyrano plot is exposed: Veronica becomes a shell of a person, contorting her personality to transform into whoever she thinks will attract Spence.
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Alejandro is a hyper-capable autodidact, a former anthropologist who enthusiastically spirals into obscure hobbies, like carving Elizabethan lutes or making portable pasteurizers for his wife to use on the family farm.
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Every morning, I got to walk out of my luxuriously huge room and watch delighted kids flowing down the spirals of a massive orange and yellow water slide right out my window.
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We'll later see some of these same spirals and geometric patterns in cave paintings and stone circles made by the Children of the Forest, which underlines the connection between the two species.
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Mary is a hit woman for one drug cartel, Uncle was an operative for a rival one, and the scenario eventually spirals into a minor morass of misidentified killers and lethal paybacks.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Frenetic spirals of color and swirling sinuous lines characterize the disembodied ink and watercolor works by Georgiana Houghton, currently on show at the Courtauld Gallery.
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The double helixes intrude upon the landscape like stairways from another dimension — bracing, alienating, and uncannily apropos — with blacksmith pincers, the tools of the trade, clamped at intervals along the metal spirals.
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A former major-college football player, he helped produce those gloriously rich tapestries of athleticism; the long, slow spirals set against azure skies; the leaping, twisting grabs by receivers; and the thunderous hits.
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The eatery spirals up five stories, rising from a basement-level kitchen to cashiers on the ground level, and up through two levels of indoor seating that are capped by a rooftop deck.
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Pompeo on Friday, during a three-day trip to Chile, Paraguay and Peru, accused China of aiding Venezuela's economic collapse by bankrolling President Nicolas Maduro as the country spirals into deepening political crisis.
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Film nerds already know all about what's going on but for the rest of plebeians, it's kind of neat to see the wild patterns that show up when film spirals around a reel.
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Edmark notes, in the video description, the significance of the golden ratio, or mathematical entity phi, Φ = 1.618033988749895…, known as the value found in nature that forms the spirals of pinecones and sunflowers.
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This spirals into problematic territory as Evangeline changes the troupe's improvisational work into an expressionistic group retelling of one of the teenager's dreams, in which she envisioned burning her mother with an iron.
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But Kim is a close student of history, and he will surely avoid rushing into a program of reform that spirals out of control and leads to the end of his family's regime.
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The problem with this explanation is that, as matter spirals into the black hole, it heats up and forms a kind of pressure that pushes back on other matter falling into the hole.
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The criticism from the left of open markets leading to increased use of traditional fuels has been false, and the theory that opening energy markets will cause price spirals has also been false.
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But the book's few photos leave you craving a better look as the narrative spirals into a tiresome list of seemingly every socialite and aristocrat who ever attended a ball in prewar Europe.
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Juana Cespdes from Barcelona, Spain, has a delicate series of watercolors on white Japanese paper depicting small people in grids and spirals, creating scenes that evoke the nostalgic joy of a winter wonderland.
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Using electric pinks, oranges, green or gold, Mr. Belson's paintings are generally structured as spirals, spheres, or concentric rings that focus the viewer's attention and conjure cosmic auras, or the dharmic third eye.
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You will search but not find, the bear says, assuming the lotus position atop his ball, which has suddenly turned the color of the night sky, alive with blazing comets and galactic spirals.
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Not only will automakers have to raise car prices by a few hundred dollars apiece, but as major exporters, they could get hurt if the situation spirals into a full-blown trade war.
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Luxury starts with any of the small crossovers (Audi A3, Cadillac XT4 and Lexus UX for starters) and spirals up to the Maserati Levante, Bentley Bentayga and even Rolls-Royce with the Cullinan.
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Luxury starts with any of the small crossovers (Audi A3, Cadillac XT4 and Lexus UX for starters) and spirals up to the Maserati Levante, Bentley Bentayga and even Rolls-Royce with the Cullinan.
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But the bigger problem is this: The American health care system is blasé about bone health, especially in the elderly, and that needs to change before this crisis spirals out of our control.
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In "Apodid," the thick, coiled rope that forms the longer loop lies heavily on the floor, its inward-facing spirals creating a sense of constant motion despite the solidity and stasis of the piece.
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When the Micmac tribe left the area, they carved warning signs in the form of spirals on trees that led to the burial ground — warning signs that Jud and Louis ignored, to drastic ramifications.
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Unlike the more traditional spiral galaxies, barred spirals like NGC 230 have sweeping arms outside their main section, connected only by a straight band of stars (a bit hard to see in this image).
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Unlike the more traditional spiral galaxies, barred spirals like NGC 1398 have sweeping arms outside their main section, connected only by a straight band of stars (a bit hard to see in this image).
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Later on in season 7, when Jon takes Daenerys down into a cave in Dragonstone, they study the ancient carvings of spirals on the walls, which were drawn by the Children of the Forest.
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It seems like every time we refresh our email there's a new hair tool hitting shelves that's guaranteed to turn our tresses into perfect spirals, corkscrews, and waves with less work, damage, and time.
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The U.S. State Department announced on Monday a reduction in staff at the U.S. Embassy in Juba as bloody violence in the capital spirals, leaving scores of people dead, including two Chinese U.N. peacekeepers.
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In Turtles, our protagonist Aza suffers from severe anxiety and OCD, and frequently gets trapped in thought spirals (hence the book's cover design) from which there is seemingly no escape other than Aza's compulsions.
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The story spirals out from there, and it's often very fun, especially because it's filled with music and song-and-dance numbers and a lot of skeleton humor (though none of it is macabre).
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But our data is also being stolen, and as the number of Internet of Things related security breaches seemingly spirals out of control, the security of our new smart devices is now under scrutiny.
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And as she watches Julia bond with her daughter and grow even closer to David, jealously quickly spirals into obsession and madness — and she begins to develop a secret plot to tear them apart.
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Close at Hand A half-century of whisking has left faint spirals inside the stainless-steel mixing bowls, the only etch of time visible in the architect Katherine Chia's otherwise unscarred, immaculately white kitchen.
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A tribal history expert later walked the route of the pipeline, and said he had found stone cairns and rocks arrayed in circles, spirals and other patterns that he said probably marked burial sites.
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It is something of a paradox: what begins as a well-meaning regulation spirals into more and more medical codes, which have resulted in a massive compliance industry more complicated than the IRS code.
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But far more importantly, those who work in toxic work environments and are exposed to harassment (directly or indirectly) also have a tendency to engage in similar toxic activities, creating spirals of destructive behaviors.
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In still another, a foul-mouthed cartoon TV star runs a political campaign that begins as a lark and spirals out of control — abetted by a jaded public and cynical media — into vicious demagogy.
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He was immensely talented but easily distracted: sometimes, when a coach explained a drill to him, his vacant expression brought to mind the badger sidekick in the movie "Fantastic Mr. Fox"—eyes just spirals.
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After trying to selfishly alter her fate by editing the page, her life spirals out of control in the most unexpected ways, until she is a friendless orphan (which isn't even the worst part).
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These game-changing works envelop you in hues from dusty orange to pale pinks and lavenders, tumbling compositions of circles, spirals and pinwheels, and unfurling ribbonlike lines that sometimes form mysterious letters and words.
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At a preprogrammed depth, in this case 4,000 meters, the A.U.V. is instructed to detach the weight, at which point it engages its propeller and spirals the remaining couple hundred meters to the bottom.
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If you want beautiful, moving character drama, watch the white characters: Elderly kitchen head Red faces dementia, Piper and her ex-fiancée Larry find closure, and lovable reprobate Pennsatucky spirals into a tragic arc.
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The indisputable fact is that we must fully meet the goals determined by climate experts if the planet is to be kept from crossing the tipping point where global warming spirals out of control.
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His love of Alexander Calder and Jean Tinguely made its way into his sculpture, too; he was fond of slicing open tin cans and steel drums and letting the metal unravel into wayward spirals.
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It's also his most astonishing...If Green were writing in his usual register, he'd interrupt Aza's descents into these cognitive spirals — or "light-swallowing wormholes," as she once calls them — with a bit of humor.
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"Like many black holes, it's feeding on a nearby star, pulling gas away from the star and forming a disk of material that encircles the black hole and spirals towards it under gravity," he said.
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But between all those WebMD "Am I Dying?" search spirals and existential inquiries that would probably be better answered by a licensed therapist, there are a hell of a lot of questions about skin care.
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But some analysts now think one or more cuts are likely if the trade dispute spirals out of control and the U.S. Federal Reserve starts cutting its rates, giving the PBOC more room to manoeuvre.
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The shadowy conspiracy spirals out to envelop former NSA analyst David Lieberman (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), Homeland Security agent Dina Madani (Amber Rose Revah) and everyone's favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe journalist, Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll).
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The presence of these arms in a circumstellar disk may help explain the formation of planets, but the next mystery to solve is the presence of the spirals themselves, and how they come to exist.
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And the most iconic edifice in these transformed skylines is Shanghai Tower, a shiny column that spirals 128 floors and 632 meters into the clouds, making it China's tallest building, and the world's second-highest.
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If you manage to play multiple cues in a row, you'll fire a pod or raw energy up the highway, awakening increasingly unsettling critters, like spirals of kaleidoscopic insect legs and a goliath demon head.
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In the sequel, Dory learns to hang on tight to her own family, but she also learns how to escape her anxiety spirals, and believe in her own capacity for learning, problem-solving, and courage.
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But some analysts now think one or more cuts are likely if the trade dispute spirals out of control and the U.S. Federal Reserve starts cutting its rates, giving the PBOC more room to maneuver.
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Still, Paige's story offers a glimpse of what can happen when a bias incident spirals out of control, at a time when there is a surge in these events in educational institutions across the country.
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The collection intersperses flash-length stories that can feel a little thin compared with the longer ones that allow readers to watch with rapt attention as each protagonist spirals out of his or her artifice.
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The spirals became a central motif of Phieu, or Unburdened Journey, a Kilomet23 collection that Ms. Thao unveiled in April at an exhibition of her work in Hanoi that was sponsored by the British Council.
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Joseph Dunford, who was testifying at the session, if the US and North Korea had any direct lines of communication that could be used to defuse a tense situation before it spirals out of control.
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More often, a problem spirals out of control as maintenance crews fail to spot or address an underlying issue and then the flight crew takes a series of steps that lead to a fatal outcome.
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If you know her work, it feels like a fun secret to see her spirals and circles at play on Broadway, rather than the concert stage or the floor of the Museum of Modern Art.
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If most Total War campaigns operate according to a principle of virtuous cycles, the "collapsing hegemony" style of campaign introduces spirals of chaos that make the game feel more alive and less under my sole direction.
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The close-up view of the meteor shows a stumbling path which is the actual aerodynamic flight path of the meteoroid, due to the shape of the object as it spins and spirals through the atmosphere.
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Clinton (along with then-Senator John Edwards) argued that a mandate was necessary to keep markets stable—that without a mandate, markets could descend into death spirals, becoming increasingly expensive and increasingly comprised of sicker people.
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But the sense of bearing a grudge against the whole adult world, the fears of entering that world, the daily hyperkinetic emotional spirals — those elements would have been familiar to anyone with teenagers in the house.
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Rather than floating motionless in amber, Usnea reaches out and absorbs outside energies, which then combust into psychedelic spirals, tormented shrieks, shining acoustic passages, hollow-voiced choruses, and flashy drumming (see "Lathe of Heaven" in particular).
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That's the fundamental principle of Universal Basic Income, an idea that has been simmering away in the background over the last couple of years as liberal democracy crashes and burns across the globe and inequality spirals.
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There are strange, red-tinged bodies with clubbed fingers piled underneath a car; shapes that seem to reference the interior of both the earth and the human body; train-of-thought amalgamations of shapes and spirals.
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There is little room for her later self — the adult who becomes a psychotherapist with an expertise in psychological control — to interlace observations about her parents' barbaric character or to explore the bewildering spirals of manipulation.
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"You exchange that uncertain, unpredictable risk of having an accidental reaction that spirals out of control for these sort of lower level, mostly mild or moderate symptoms, that are manageable for most patients," Dr. Vickery said.
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In "Formica (adjusted to fit, distorted for the times, slippery slope 4)" (2011/2012/2015/2018), the resulting image is a complete abstraction that breaks down visual information into spirals and graphs reminiscent of sound waves.
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Next, I take a little brush and swirl black paint over each eyelash, and then I heat up a metal stick and wind my head hairs around it, so that my face is surrounded by spirals.
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In "The Enchanted Island," a pile of these forms — transparent and festively decorated with dots and spirals — suggests a trash heap of neon signs set against stormy cliffs and presage the piled compositions of late Guston.
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Hence V.R. and robo-advancement continuing to rip stitches from the still suppurating wound that is post-modernity's tear from the real; its dilemma of simulation and second-order experience fed back through loops and tangling spirals.
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Paleontologists have found evidence that the extinct shark Orthacanthus, which roamed swamplands and shallow seas some 300 million years ago, occasionally cannibalized its own young and pooped them out in fecal spirals through a corkscrew-shaped rectum.
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Think of all the information tucked into those sinuous DNA spirals—and the life-saving discoveries that some smart machine learning could pull out if it had lots and lots and lots of it to learn from.
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Kimble previously has tried her hand at styling products with Kimblebeauty, a collection of curl-enhancing hair products for those looking to tame their tight spirals, but this will be her first foray into selling on HSN.
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"I think the market is probably going to work past the Comey news unless it spirals into a bigger issue where it starts to threaten the Trump agenda," Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth.
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Boris Johnson, the former mayor who recently resigned as U.K. foreign secretary, tore into Khan in a recent Op-Ed for The Daily Telegraph for glamming it up at movie premieres while crime spirals out of control.
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I'd highlight the agile vocal spirals in "Carry On," or the tentative whistle in "Love Song," or the sublime swell of "Red Eye" as particularly so, if relaxed immersion in the totality weren't the ideal listening strategy.
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Future developments that could, individually or collectively, could trigger negative rating action are: -Evidence of overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, inflation overshooting, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
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As long as Iran and Saudi Arabia view their rivalry as a zero-sum game — where one can only gain at the expense of the other — there is a risk of miscalculation that spirals out of control.
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People often feel pressure to listen to complainers because they don't want to be seen as callous or rude, but there's a fine line between lending a sympathetic ear and getting sucked into their negative emotional spirals.
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According to McKay, there was one moment that wound up being too wild for the finished film: a scene between Christian Bale's Cheney and Steve Carrell as Donald Rumsfeld that spirals into a fully fledged musical number.
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At the same time, the prospect of political change seems vanishingly slender: As the country spirals down, President Nicolas Maduro is tightening his grip on power, invalidating opposition parties and forcing political rivals into exile and prison.
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The structure of the novel spirals out from a single point: an unexpected meeting in 1960s Lima between Santiago Zavala, a 30-year-old reporter estranged from his upper-crust family, and Ambrosio, his family's former chauffeur.
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Like an unruly ribbon, TrumpLand quickly spirals away from its title, its director and star, and its apparent premise of dropping an incendiary progressive into the guts of a Republican town to start fights and cause conflict.
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Everyone's favorite TV dad, Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia), struggles with alcoholism as his father before him did; and in the second season, Kevin Pearson (Justin Hartley) spirals into an addiction to opioids, ultimately pushing him to enter rehab.
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In the opening "Crucible" (1985), dancers appear disembodied, mischievously so, as their arms and legs extend above a mirror for a doubling effect that creates otherworldly spirals, which bend and fold into a continual morphing of new shapes.
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However, the following factors could, individually or collectively, put downward pressure on the ratings: - Evidence of overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, inflation overshoots, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
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He draws in white wax crayon on paper covered with wet chalkboard gray paint — a favorite wet-dry technique — to creating wobbly spirals, tumbling figure eights and lasso-y loops that suggest an artist working on a tightrope.
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Indeed, our own Milky Way is on a collision course with the neighboring Andromeda galaxy; the two giant spirals will come together about 4 billion years from now, in a merger that will fundamentally reshape Earth's night sky.
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However, future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - Evidence of overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, inflation overshoots, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
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After we crossed the stately, classically lovely courtyard, it was something of a shock to enter the ultramodern interior, pale wood bent in circles and spirals, like a spaceship about to launch from inside the austere stone walls.
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But he follows that up by reducing the film's climax: But from here Black Panther spirals into a stodgy tale of internecine feuding, in which T'Challa is required to come to terms with the sins of past generations.
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However, future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: -Evidence of overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, inflation overshoots, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
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Nikki Haley: An unprecedented step on human rights April 19 The Syrian war is just one example of how human rights violations can become a vicious cycle of violence and instability that quickly spirals into all-out war.
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The big picture: As the small South Asian country's economy spirals downward, it's freeing itself from debts by selling Chinese-funded infrastructure projects back to China, giving Beijing influence over strategic ports close to its rival India's shores.
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His drawings of circles and spirals and arrows and parabolas that look like track lighting or a set of bottom teeth clearly make sense to him, and give him the navigational tools to row a long way upstream.
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Flight attendants from American, United, and more reveal what's making them anxious as coronavirus spreads and the airline industry spirals into a virus-driven freefallThe new coronavirus lives on surfaces for "hours to a day," one expert says.
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The black top — inset into a narrow wooden frame — is decorated with two white engravings by Pablo Picasso (including a frenzied horse and its armored, reptile-like rider) and two by Fernand Léger (shaded honeycomb shapes and spirals).
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After asking the U.N. peacekeeping department to prepare contingency plans in case Burundi spirals out of control, the Security Council is now likely to request options for sending U.N. police, seizing on a proposal by Russia, diplomats say.
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But after all of the foreshadowing and flaming spirals, after the revelation that the weirwoods can destroy wights, after the setups connecting them both to Westerosi religion and pre-human magic… those clues seem to have gone exactly nowhere.
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Then another little boy goes missing, the burned corpse of yet another unnamed child turns up, and the story quickly spirals into a spectacularly complex mish-mash of secrets, murder, and enough time travel to set your head spinning.
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Purity spirals happen when the guardrails of a movement aren't determined necessarily by an idea or a person being right or wrong, but by whether or not someone is "pure" enough by the ever-changing standards of the movement.
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These are attached on the opposite ends to two narrow, vertical supports; the spirals extend so far in the other direction that they seem on the verge of snapping off, but they've stayed put for more than eighty years.
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BRUSSELS, March 17 (Reuters) - Belgian financial supervisor FSMA said on Tuesday it had prohibited short selling on all stocks until April 17, to avoid "downward price spirals" that would prejudice market confidence, after Belgium announced a three-week lockdown.
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It didn't actually have to be this good, but with a voice that spirals and purrs interchangeably, features like Missy Elliott, and pop songs as solid as "breathin'" and "everytime," Ariana Grande and Sweetener have all the credentials necessary.
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And then—even as no developed country endures a homicide rate like ours, a difference explained largely by pervasive accessibility to guns; even as the majority of gun owners support commonsense reforms—the political debate spirals into acrimony and paralysis.
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The company's engineers will be completing a couple final spirals for either end of the bridge in the north Amsterdam studio over the next six months, as it conducts a series of tests in partnership with Arup and Imperial College London.
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This is especially apparent on the funereal "Sometimes," which begins "I think my life is a joke / I might be on too many drugs / I lost so many friends / I don't know who to hug" and spirals downward from there.
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Photo: APPresident Donald Trump has headed to Japan at the head of an 11-day Asian tour, with last-ditch efforts to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis before it spirals out of control at the top of the agenda.
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The first names a visitor sees are the most recent fatalities, and then the wall spirals back to the 1870s, commemorating the earliest casualties of the Zionist struggle and the soldiers of Zionist militias who fought and died before independence.
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Because we foresee spending the rest of the spring and summer taking advantage of this low-maintenance vibe, we asked the coolest of the cool girls what they do to boost their waves, bends, curls, and spirals and let 'em fly.
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But Liza does have her spirals into choppy waters: There's a whole thing about hooking up with her boss, as well as the omnipresent fact that she's leading a double life and lying to everyone around her about her actual age.
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A family gathering where Yeong-hye is attacked by her own father over meat-eating spirals several layers darker into self-harm, though it won't be the last time a man (or she herself, for that matter) violates her body.
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He experimented with materials ranging from steel and glass to bags of earth in the creation of his igloos (see below), while pursuing the esoteric Fibonacci series—the mathematics underpinning spirals and other patterns in nature—in delicate sequences of neon.
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The A Star Is Born actress, 32, was honored Thursday night at the SAG-AFTRA Patron of the Artists Award fundraiser, and used her acceptance speech to speak openly about her "debilitating mental spirals" that led her to seek help.
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"What I learned was that the pain that you feel when you have a loved one who has addiction challenges and kind of spirals out of control is something that is shared with a whole lot of people," he said.
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There is no fourth estate to either critique or cheer on the government, and so the populace is silent while the galaxy spirals into a quagmire of a war in which the executive branch repeatedly expands its power in unprecedented ways.
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However, due to tidal forces between our planet and the moon, the natural satellite slowly spirals away from Earth at a rate of about 1.5 inches (3.82 centimeters) per year, causing our planet to rotate more slowly around its axis.
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On the paddles and at the bottom of the pool are ribbons, swirls, and spirals of bright orange, red, pink, purple, blue, and yellow, mimicking the ripples and cross-currents of waves and creating a striking iridescence on the water's surface.
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His most abiding dream was of a huge open sculpture, 150 metres high, of seven spirals rotating round the form of a human heart that appeared to grow like a tree, and within which people could wander through galleries of art.
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BONN, Germany (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The global agricultural sector can curb emissions immediately and provide a window for fossil fuel-guzzling energy and transport sectors to decarbonize before global warming spirals out of control, the United Nations said on Friday.
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Avatars start popping into the plaza and making their way to a platform at the far end: a mix of cartoon men and women, limbless floating robots, and a few people — like me — who appear as slender, vaguely humanoid spirals.
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Fibrillation occurs when the regular periodic state of the heart breaks up to give a special type of chaos: spiral chaos, in which the usual series of circular waves traveling across the heart falls apart into a lot of localized spirals.
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If the outbreak spirals out of control, it will be in part because we have a government run by people who view politics in much the same way that cable news panelists view politics: as an exercise in creating narratives.
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Between the lines: Jennifer Cafarella of the Institute for the Study of War tells Axios that whether this "spirals into a broader regional war" depends on how the Kurds react to what will likely be a "limited" initial Turkish incursion.
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Foremost on the menu is laghman, hand-pulled noodles traditionally made by swinging a thick rope of dough in arcs, then bringing the ends together at the top with a slap, so the dough hanging below spirals in on itself.
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The main factors that could lead, individually or collectively, to negative rating action are: -Evidence of excessive overheating in the domestic economy, for example through wage-price spirals, sharp interest rate rises, and adverse effects on household and corporate balance sheets.
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So, of course, some fool fucks up as usual and he comes inches close from alerting the alarms as he spirals down, but in peak "good haircut" Cruise fashion, he gets his list, thanks to his A-plus core strength.
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Her narrative spirals in on itself in confused loops, repeatedly returning, the way dreams do, to certain images: David's mother Carla in a gold bikini, the idea of a rope stretching between Amanda and Nina, a glass of lemonade sitting by the pool.
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The most elaborate and prettiest is the vacherin of passion-fruit cream sandwiched by white spirals of meringue; there's a white chocolate sphere painted with a metallic swirl like a pink pearl, and a marvelous scoop of sorbet made with fresh lychees.
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Read More New ETFs make bold bets on future full of corporate hacking The bug is old, but the joke is new, so exercise caution in following links until the jokers in your online acquaintance tire of sending friends' phones into death spirals.
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But as airlines merged and more new functions were added—from crew scheduling to passenger check-in and bag tracing—they have come to resemble technological hairballs in which one small problem quickly spirals into bigger ones that even experts struggle to disentangle.
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And being that there wasn't a heat-styler in sight, we're thinking that either her blonde locks have changed from spirals to dream-worthy waves over the years, or that these new looser than her 2006 curls are thanks to a relaxing treatment.
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Lidar has helped find the giant quarry field where most of the sandstone to build the temples was taken from, and has identified mysterious earthen spirals close to Angkor Wat and a few other temples that might have served aesthetic or religious purposes.
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Once inside, the view changes radically: A marble double staircase spirals up to a ridiculously ornate central rotunda that's smothered in gold leaf and arabesques, and you realize that, hidden inside this small, soporific city is a minor masterpiece of Beaux-Arts architecture.
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But, as Mark Twain famously stated it, Gundlach — who serves as CEO of DoubleLine Capital and is commonly referred to as the "Bond King" — thinks market participants are missing a key event that takes place right before the economy spirals into a recession.
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Clive's mercenaries eventually destroy the conspirators, and his journalist companion breaks the scandal to the world, but Royd is left a broken man who spirals into bitterness and despair until his death at the hands of the player characters in Front Mission 2.
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Matters take a turn for the worse in the novel's (slightly overplayed) denouement, as Mario spirals into alcoholism and depression, and finally — in an act that both seems entirely out of character and makes perfect sense — commits a violation of his own.
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Between the more ominous second duet ("Come Out") and the buoyant finale ("Clapping Music"), Ms. Ratsifandrihana offered a ravishing rendition of "Violin Phase," which traverses the circumference, radiuses and diameters of a circle, while also exploring circles and spirals in the body.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 1 (Reuters) - The head of Germany's financial regulator warned on Saturday of negative perceptions that could lead to downward spirals on the markets, at the end of a week that saw Deutsche Bank shares battered by a crisis of confidence.
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Several pieces resemble abstracted, fantastical riffs on the female anatomy, such as "Big Mama," a frothy, hot pink oval wall sculpture composed of lush, concentric spirals of clay that appear to be magnetically pulled towards a nipple-like protuberance at the center.
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The first hook dominates the verses, leading the song's simple forward motion, before the other one takes over and destabilizes the music, turning the song into a valiant attempt to control a creeping nausea; it spirals around and around as your head spins.
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His arc is similarly removed from Ryan's comings and goings except through a series of coincidences, and it's not exactly anything we haven't seen before, but it has enough dimension that it compels, especially as Polizzi spirals further and further out of control.
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In season two, however, the mysterious murder of a man who's shot in the back of the head when he stops to help a motorist in trouble spirals outward into a case involving everything from the mob to Bosch's ex-wife and teenage daughter.
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Gina Tognoni's character Phyllis' life spirals out of control when her secret affair with her brother in law is discovered, while Summer's (Hunter King) family pulls out all the stops to get Luca (Miles Gaston Villanueva) out of her life once and for all.
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However, after getting into one of those "just one more game" overcommitment spirals, the kind you only experience when a game really manages to get its hooks into you, I've come to the conclusion that Slay The Spire isn't really about deck building at all.
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" Gaga also stated that her mental health was so intertwined with her physical health that the symptoms she was experiencing "later morphed into physical chronic pain, fibromyalgia, panic attacks, acute trauma responses, and debilitating mental spirals that have included suicidal ideation and masochistic behavior.
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Manga author Junji Ito is renowned for his bizarre and terrifying horror comics like Uzumaki (about a town haunted by spirals) and Enigma of Amigara Fault (about a cliff face with human-shaped holes that call to the people who would fit inside them).
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Writing in a press release, lead author Laura M. Pérez from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy described it this way:The observed spirals in Elias 2-27 are the first direct evidence for the shocks of spiral density waves in a protoplanetary disk.
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Edelson's black and white nude self-portrait photos from the 1970s, painted with spirals and other symbols, or masks covering her face, align her with goddesses and tricksters, and situate her body in a sphere of ritual and mythology far from modern, heteronormative sexuality.
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His much-anticipated follow-up, "Bridge of Clay," is a multigenerational story (think "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn") that goes forward and backward, present and back again, in looping, narrowing spirals, as Zusak explores how family members build, buoy, wound and save one another.
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Somehow, Republicans managed to craft a policy that simultaneously raised premiums and out-of-pocket costs, lowered the quality of insurance plans, increased the chances of insurance market death spirals, put new pressure on state budgets, and massively increased the ranks of the uninsured.
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The Federal Reserve said late Wednesday night that it would offer emergency loans to money market mutual funds, its latest in a series of steps to keep the financial system functioning and prop up the economy as it spirals toward recession during the coronavirus pandemic.
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There is the native inclination we all have toward the picturesque: We like to keep the horizon line level, we are drawn to natural spectacle, famous pictures or impressive ruins and we love visual rhythm of a certain kind: symmetry, spirals, curves and converging lines.
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But as the coronavirus pandemic spirals out of control in the U.S., providers are facing a very tough choice: risk their own health and potentially the public's by flying, or risk leaving patients in places like Oklahoma City without the ability to get an abortion.
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Before he arrives, some of the inmates begin dancing—but when Piper and Alex join in, the bit of harmless fun spirals into a claim that the two had been spotted doing more than dancing in the shower, and Piper is sent to solitary confinement.
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Here&aposs how NATO&aposs budget actually worksTrump could be handing a big win to Iran and Russia by withholding military aid to Lebanon as it spirals into a crisis2 US officials were so disgusted Trump withheld military aid from Ukraine that they resigned
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"Break Up Every Night" spirals around glowing, percussive synth stabs with winning energy, while "It Won't Kill Ya" sways alluringly over cautious piano chords during the verses and woozy airhorn during the drop, but mostly even the upbeat songs go through the motions on autopilot.
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The plot starts with two teens in Kansas falling in love and moving to California, but soon spirals into a surreal journey with a secret film, an amnesiac man with an eye patch, a jazzy LA club called the Blue Isosceles, and plenty of other Lynchian elements.
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The invader arrived on the ice after the Men's 1,000-meter Speed Skating event, and while he didn't attempt any quads, triple axels or death spirals like the world's fiercest figure skating competitors who came before him, he is a man with a ponytail and a message.
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In extreme cases, such as the 2008-09 financial crises, there are self-perpetuating "liquidity spirals": market-makers take losses on their stockholdings; they are forced to sell assets to preserve their cashflow; and that in turn drives prices lower, further impairing their ability to trade securities.
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The monster's campaign quickly spirals out of control, and soon he's leading a personal militia, butchering innocents to harvest more parts to replace the ones that keep falling off his rotting body, and recording an interview with himself for Mahmoud's magazine to help manage his public image.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve said late Wednesday night that it would offer emergency loans to money market mutual funds, its latest in a series of steps to keep the financial system functioning and prop up the economy as it spirals toward recession during the coronavirus pandemic.
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All the while, your existential crises and personal issues thrum on, the sound of your own negative thought spirals getting louder and more distracting until they crescendo into a deafening— At which point you attempt to slay your sadness by sending a text to your closest friends.
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Life has been kind to the prize specimens at the Borneo Marine Research Institute: mammoth tropical fish known as giant grouper, which can weigh as much as a person, and in some cases have been swimming in spirals in silo-like tanks for almost 20 years.
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