Three ex-detainees talk through the torture they faced at Gitmo Three ex-detainees talk through the torture they faced at Gitmo This segment originally aired Jan.
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Talk through your expectations — about money, vacations, professional goals.
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Just being able to talk through it, taste through it.
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The teachers took them aside to talk through their worries.
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Talk through your expectations, fears, and rules with your kids.
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Talk through your investment strategy with a financial adviser today.
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NT: So let's talk through a couple of specific examples.
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Essentially illiterate, the women talk through their grief and trauma.
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How did you and director Serge Bozon talk through that transformation?
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Now, she is encouraging other refugees to talk through their problems.
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WorldsAway users could walk and gesture and talk through speech bubbles.
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I talk through the plans with them while I drive home.
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You mentioned the comments and I wanted to talk through that.
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You can hear a recently engaged couple talk through their differences.
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At Friendship Circle in San Diego, people talk through metal fencing.
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"I needed to talk through some things with him," she said.
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I want to talk through the cash hoard that Berkshire has.
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Sometimes we talk through the regulators, but that's not easily understandable.
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Talk through a problem, explain your solution, or narrate a screenshare.
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Set limits and talk through your individual and combined financial lives.
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The comedians would frequently read off notes or talk through premises.
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We talk through new types of customer support offerings we could introduce.
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JH: I also think artists can help us talk through these things.
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We share stuff, we talk through stuff, discuss stuff about Muay Thai.
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That said, Sony doesn't necessarily expect you to talk through the music.
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EISEN: WE ALWAYS APPRECIATE YOU COMING ON TO TALK THROUGH THESE DECISIONS.
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During the pitch, you can talk through your story as the founder.
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One afternoon, he called GoWesty to talk through a puzzling repair situation.
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So I had to just deal with that and talk through it.
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We were able to talk through them together and champion each other's voices.
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It will take more than a bus trip to talk through these issues.
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Hours later, she still struggled to talk through the pain in her throat.
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I always talk through the piercing with my clients to help them relax.
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After some dirty talk through the glass, Diablo essentially proposes marriage to her.
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We're both strong personality but we also know how to talk through that.
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If you're caring for an aging relative, we can talk through a solution.
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Mr. Greenberg and Ms. Degyansky talk through their work problems, usually on walks.
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Abbi and I have individual projects that we'll talk through with each other.
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They can only talk through the walls and windows and on cell phones.
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If you plan a daily schedule, you'll be able to talk through solutions.
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We have brought Nick on the show to talk through that with us.
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We catch up on our days and talk through the health insurance options.
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But a few were willing to at least talk through the electoral implications.
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That doesn't mean that when the scene has sort of lived out its life and ended, you don't put the camera down and sympathize with them and talk through things that you wouldn't talk through on camera, human-to-human.
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Alongside Brex CEO Henrique Dubugras, Romanow will also talk through serving startups as customers.
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Everyone out there will know what has happened, and you will talk through it.
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Luckily, three experts are coming to Disrupt to talk through the ins and outs.
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But for a lot of primary care situations, you can probably talk through telehealth.
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It does mean being willing to talk through any hurdles, even when they're uncomfortable.
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That's why we're going to talk through the Euphoria premiere's three most upsetting moments.
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I appreciate women who lay all their concerns out, and can talk through things.
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A robo-adviser can't sit down with you and talk through why you're investing.
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It is important to talk through these issues before they come to a head.
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So the way we talk through these questions in the romance community is vital.
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I usually talk through my thoughts and today was no exception while using NordVPN.
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And it has been — mostly through the cast's willingness to talk through the problem.
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You actually reduce the risk if you help kids talk through these difficult feelings.
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Let's talk through what has transpired and Senator Sessions's advice on how to proceed.
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Talk through your emotions with an outside party you trust, or try journaling about them.
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I respond and suggest we set up a time next week to talk through everything.
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Sometimes they become stressed, so they pragmatically talk through their anxiety in a group setting.
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It's a collaborative process in which I talk through the issues I'm hoping to illustrate.
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AS WE TALK THROUGH THAT, WE FOUND MORE OPPORTUNITY AROUND THE AUTONOMOUS ON DEMAND NETWORK.
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You can also throw a voiceover on top of that, to talk through what's happening.
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Uber's backend is broken down into microservices that talk through a couple of different protocols.
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Indirect foreign policy talk through trade and immigration questions failed to result in deeper debate.
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Broadly caught up with the artist to talk through her hard-hitting approach to art.
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President George W. Bush liked his briefers to talk through the document they were presenting.
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BECKY QUICK: Wanna talk through a couple of the other stocks that you hold too.
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We talk through it and in the end we understand each other a little better.
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We just need to sit down with the College Republicans to talk through the details.
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She advised that candidates talk through different solutions and the tradeoffs of the different algorithms.
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I felt heard and validated, and I was able to talk through my plan of action.
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We talk through the successes and challenges of our relationships, and the solidarity feels so good.
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A lot of changes that were just announced and we'll talk through some of those too.
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There are a lot of issues like that we wanted to talk through with a therapist.
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One of the coolest features is that you can talk through the doorbell and some cameras.
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It takes strength and maturity to suck it up and talk through your shit and pain.
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Jot down or talk through all of the ways it could have been much more cataclysmic.
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I feel like anything can be worked out, you just gotta talk through it as adults.
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If telephone calls and texts are not an option, "talk through the door," Mr. Goldstein said.
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You can watch Kim build the keyboard and talk through the process in his video below:
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They talk through a wall, unencumbered by big bad wolves like social media and physical appearances.
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We talk through the creative brief and set some milestones for the rest of the month.
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If you're unsure whether you qualify, call your student-loan servicer to talk through your options.
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"We always suggest speaking to an advocate who can talk through options and potential consequences," Raghu said.
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This is why it will help to talk through your options with a navigator or insurance broker.
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His laser-sharp dissents garnered a lot of attention, but he didn't just talk through his opinions.
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You could talk through the lens of your long-term plans and your pivots and all that.
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The firm also sponsors camps just for founders where they can talk through the issues they're facing.
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Then, have a team or a support person there who you can talk through your plan with.
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They are also more likely to talk through their individual preferences about who does what at home.
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Every day you talk through a lot of things to make sure you're on the same page.
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"We've got some things we've got to talk through" It almost was not done in the 19th.
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We would have cast dinners all together and talk through issues that were going on in script.
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If you have a partner, schedule a time to talk through your financial goals, worries and strategies.
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Trump said as she tried to talk through sustained boos at the start of her brief remarks.
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The revelation puts Ros' journey in a completely new light — and Bianco is ready to talk through it.
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Eventually the pain calms down, and I go back to my boss to talk through some data issues.
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He had a frustrating day at work today with some of his students, and we talk through it.
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So, hypothetically, because Andre and Pamela are both adults, they could talk through the unexpected, but commonplace, issue.
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"It lets me know that no matter what the situation is, we can talk through it," she says.
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We have good relationships with all of the other ambassadors, and we&aposre able to talk through things.
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So her friend and Bachelorette Hannah Brown paid Paradise a visit to help her talk through the situation.
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As well as meeting weekly to talk through their personal issues, they have started a money saving group.
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Only then did she feel comfortable enough to go back to her husband and talk through the issue.
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But right now, Warren, let's talk through some of the individual stocks that you've spoken about this weekend.
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"I consulted with our legal team to talk through this further," Luckstein wrote to CNN on April 223.
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We talk through the possibilities, and the next day he shares an image of the painting-in-progress.
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Talk through what you did to show your daughter what it means to mess up and then recover.
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There were many times with siblings where there were offenses, and I'd just try to talk through those.
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So, I thought we should talk through some of the lessons we learned about horror at TIFF this year.
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In our last episode recorded in studio, Walt and Nilay talk through Walt's column and the future of tech.
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We talk through podcast episode ideas, but I start to get hungry, so we put the planning on hold.
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Thankfully, I have had nine months to really explore these fears and to talk through them with my husband.
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Let's talk through a few other questions that have come in from viewers just regarding Berkshire while we're here.
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During their one hour outside, spent alone in a bare recreation pen, they talk through the chain link fencing.
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"If I talk through a yawn, I can get out about 7 words that are just fine," Dupree wrote.
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And unlike past crises, they can't always see clients face-to-face to help talk through their financial future.
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The devices are video-calling machines that people can use to talk through a screen to other Facebook users.
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I suggest you consult a professional who can help you talk through the ugliness you endured as a kid.
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Mayo pays a visit, she gives updates, they talk through doctor appointments, and Mayo asks if Crowder is eating.
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Sources told CNN's Dana Bash that Flake was calling close confidantes on Friday morning to talk through his options.
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These proposals tend to be way outside the mainstream policy conversation, so I asked her to talk through her reasoning.
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And I called the campaign to talk through some of the specifics and the broader political thinking that informs them.
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Normally, E. and I climb together, but she's meeting her friend to talk through what's been weird between them recently.
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He looked away, and his voice dropped to just above a whisper, as he struggled to talk through his feelings.
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He still thinks anyone working on something similar should proceed with caution and talk through their release plans with OpenAI.
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There's a two-way audio system that lets Nest owners talk through their smartphones to people who approach their doors.
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Austin, myself, and Danielle talk through Sony's news before touching on how much fun we've having with Super Mario Odyssey.
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We would sort of revisit it every few days and then have another call to talk through the pain points.
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Even if you feel like you're very mentally in touch with yourself, it's helpful to talk through things with someone.
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"We talk through it, have an open line of communication and try to not surprise each other," Mr. Johnson said.
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I've been able to talk through job transitions, dating, and family relationships, and it's been transformative in my spiritual growth.
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Renters are advised to contact their landlords as soon as they can to talk through delayed or partial payment options.
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I sit down with NRDC's litigation director to talk through the latest updates on our legal fights against the Trump administration.
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I want to talk through a specific example of a tech keynote being instructive: Amazon's big 80-product extravaganza last week.
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She wanted to talk through an extraordinary decision she would eventually make — to warn the public that the feds were coming.
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We sat down with the Hollywood cool-girl to talk through her best snaps, skin care, and that badass pink hair.
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Trust me, it helps to get outside of your head and talk through what you're seeing with other founders and friends.
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"I would think, and hope, that most gender therapists … would talk through the potential difficult side effects of surgery," said Parks.
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We decided to sit down and talk through how we feel about the show, and why we are or aren't watching.
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But those who believe the rocks can talk, through countless fossils, sacred ruins and desert solitude, are bracing for a fight.
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It can be incredibly helpful to write down the options for every scenario and talk through them calmly and without judgment.
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You decide to go to a clinic for help; you'd like to talk through your options with a health care professional.
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You go through the lines with the director and talk through the scene, and that's as deep as the rehearsal goes.
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He started to talk through what was going through his head when he and his teammates found themselves down 25 points.
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He also asks for some advice about handling interpersonal conflict in our team, and we talk through some things to try.
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In any case, Creech offers counseling and services for those pilots who need to talk through certain moral implications of the job.
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If you love the person you're with, you can talk through it and maybe find a way for it to still work.
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L.Y. The women of The Bold Type tend to drop a lot of buzzwords as they walk-and-talk through their offices.
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The boy, who attended St. Francis High School, said the pair began to email and talk through Twitter, Fox 6 Now reported.
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It is the only series in history that had so much to say, we didn't feel the need to talk through it.
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Molly takes this as an opportunity to talk through her feelings about Quentin (Lil Rel Howery) and his romantic interest in her.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Tuesday said Kelly and Tillerson would "talk through the implementation" of the new immigration rules.
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Once that's completed, the founder will meet with Sulenes for at least two hours to talk through the results and their goals.
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She helps people across America talk through their problems; he hates his mother and wants to fix the world's problems with pills.
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In one episode, BoJack wanders an underwater city in silence because he can't figure out how to talk through his sea suit.
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Some banks will also connect you with a credit counselor to talk through your credit card debt and options for repaying it.
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Hannah drags Marnie into another room to talk through what's going on and Marnie insists that she doesn't know anything about it.
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People don't really talk through my quiet sets anymore because I've finally earned it, but there were so many years of that.
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Obama, a passionate basketball fan, would typically appear on ESPN when he was in office to talk through his yearly NCAA picks.
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She became a kind of spokeswoman and sounding board, conveying their needs and requests to guards and helping them talk through experiences.
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On days when you're not interested in listening to a podcast on your commute, watch a TED Talk through the TED app.
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I call A. to ask if he wants me to bring him Eatzi's for dinner and we talk through a legal issue.
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Toward the end of practice, Mr. Gray asked the students to talk through the issues they wanted to convey through their movement.
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So perhaps, before Trump's next executive order, his advisors should ask their boss to slow down, and talk through the order out loud.
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I'm grateful y'all chose to talk through any disagreements privately, and that we didn't feel the pressure to take sides with either parent.
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It's helpful, though, to talk through why you might want to in the first place, especially if you're not familiar with Google Fi.
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" Peter Hamby, host of Snapchat's "Good Luck America," tweeted: "What America is finally understanding is that young people, teens especially, talk through pictures.
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David Byrne high key blew our minds on Saturday with a set that felt like a psychedelic TED Talk through time and space.
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So, being as prone to pessimistic online bitching as anyone else, I caught up with Norberg to talk through some of his ideas.
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We wind up having a big "What does graduating in a few months mean for us?" conversation and talk through his imposter syndrome.
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He was expensive to work for: at least two of my co-workers met with therapists to talk through their relationship with him.
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Instead, we scheduled another appointment to talk through the difference of opinions — and even incorporate some of the other doctors' advice into his plan.
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Yuan said he would try and get them on a Zoom call to talk through their problems and see how he could fix them.
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Tonight's discussion is very productive, because the writer brought a brand new story, so we get to talk through the process more than usual.
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"Are the breakups happening because of a lack of emotional maturity and an ability to talk through issues rather than run away?" she asks.
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There's no question that it's solid advice to talk through your grief or anger or any other emotional struggle you may be going through.
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CNBC's technology correspondent Arjun Kharpal sat down with "Squawk Box Europe" producer Seamus Conwell, to talk through the biggest technology stories of the year.
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He also executive produced If Beale Street Could Talk through his Plan B company and recently attended a private screening of the Oscar hopeful.
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Customers interested in moving with Clutter can simply hit up the website and answer a questionnaire, or call Clutter to talk through their inventory.
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In 1953, the CEOs of the country's largest cigarette companies met at the Plaza Hotel in New York to talk through an impending crisis.
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Our ability to communicate and to work and walk and talk through with the family is actually a big chunk of what we do.
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For Brewer, that means continuing to see her therapist to talk through things and being intentional about listening to herself and practicing self care.
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I'm a little nervous to talk through my thoughts, but since nothing is set in stone yet, I think the conversation will be positive.
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"I imagine the experience of watching Next Generation with me is not the best experience, because I talk through the whole thing," he says.
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He's a really solid, genuine person, willing to talk through any conflict, and he's always just levelheaded and has a profound sense of self.
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To generate new ideas, you can combine it with speaking aloud to yourself — start by hitting record and talk through what's on your mind.
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And if I ever have an important issue to talk through, he will spend as much time with me as I could possibly ask.
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As he attempted to talk through his call to abolish the EPA, protesters screamed, "Your last term!" over him and he walked into the building.
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I said, if you think you can make that work, let's talk through your budget and make sure you have a little bit more saved.
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TH: If I think about when we first set up the London office, we made a decision not to talk through the strategy too openly.
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In a really smart move, Nola makes time to squeeze in a therapy session with Dr. Jamison to talk through her jitters before the opening.
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Best moment: Channeling the First Daughter's tone and eyebrow ticks, Rudolph revealed Ivanka's uncanny ability to talk through her teeth at just above a whisper.
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Without this thread, the long-distance thing might be something you could talk through, figure out what's best for each of you and your relationship.
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"Mel and Eddie always talk through Eddie's mom, but there's no issues — that's just how they co-parent," the insider explains of the former couple.
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Really, we talk through all of the announcements from the presentation, including Luigi's ghostly form, Switch ports, and that big Animal Crossing on Switch reveal.
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We talk through our early hours with the surprisingly delightful Sea of Thieves, and introduce a new segment at the end: recommendations from the group.
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That's why we've assembled a panel of top-tier experts to talk through the peaks and pitfalls of scaling strategies at Disrupt Berlin in December.
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A potential sales candidate, for example, might be asked to talk through how they'd approach a short sales cycle differently than a long sales cycle.
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You can see Scott, clearly surprised by such an overtly political pitch from the President, try to talk through the applause that follows Trump's remark.
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Some people want to talk through their love lives, some want to talk about their careers, while others bring the conversation to life and death.
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You'll be able to talk through some problems in your partnerships (but be mindful of using cutting words, as Mars is the planet of war).
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Those two things led him to believe that children's emotions were important to address and talk through, and he spent his life doing just that.
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Andrey calls, and we talk through a coming safety feature, Private Detector, which identifies lewd images before they're sent to our users and warns them.
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After running through the list, the producer uses a phone to record me while I talk through my sense of how the segment could go.
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Ms. Jayapal will invite freshman members over to her apartment in Washington to talk through issues over a meal of dishes like biryani and raita.
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Because she made no secret of the nature of her relationship, friends often called her to talk through the possibility of opening up their relationships.
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Two weeks after their game-ending brawl, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns traded trash talk through T-shirts ahead of their rematch on Sunday.
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This is a walk-through/talk-through, then they&aposll do it a little bit faster, and then eventually they do it in full equipment.
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As they talk through their memories (though thankfully not at "Gilmore pace"), it's clear they're as enamored of Lorelai and Rory's adventures as we are.
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On the podcast, we talk through our reactions to everything Nintendo's announced, and I try to hold back my jealousy that other people have played Switch.
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They look at slides and medical records from the patients, and talk through every last detail in hopes of solving whatever puzzle they are working on.
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Few things will make you both laugh and wipe away real tears more than watching ultra-religious Lydia talk through her feelings over her granddaughter's sexuality.
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Neither Tillerson nor anyone else thought they should talk through Abrams's campaign season criticisms before the meeting so that Trump and Abrams could bury the hatchet.
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But it's something Blake and I seemed to talk through as a team and I left that evening knowing our spark was still very much alive.
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" During a confessional interview, Kyle said that "while I was talking to Lisa, it felt like old times, like we were trying to talk through something.
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You have a greater chance of changing things when you address things at the moment, instead of going back and trying to talk through the issue.
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Imagine trying to pull out a map and talk through a mission when you can barely move and you don't have clear intel on your location.
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A group of mostly young people, they treat one another in a respectful, comradely fashion, and try to think and talk through seriously what they're doing.
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So they conducted an intervention in which they put these students in the same room as other students and had them talk through their shared anxieties.
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One of my partners even confided in me that they had a relative with Alzheimer's, and we can now share resources and talk through our feelings.
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According to Reaves, accountability could include having blunt conversations with managers in charge of hiring to identify a lack of diversity and talk through potential solutions.
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"Therapy allows couples to talk through their feelings and articulate how their relationship may not be meeting their expectations," said James C. Wadley, a licensed counselor.
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Senators and staff are expected to talk through the weekend to try to get a deal that could resurrect the energy bill by early next week.
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I sometimes wished the three of us could go out for dinner, so I could hear the two congresswomen talk through their perspectives, with adequate time.
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But when I reached her to talk through the possibility of a revival in surface decoration, even she took a minute to take in the idea.
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Archer in particular, who has an autistic spectrum disorder, finds rules and results reassuring and likes to talk through how and why players win or lose.
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"If someone calls our hotline, we can talk through self-advocacy and how one can advocate for themselves, which can be empowering and very effective," Brafman says.
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We recruited two certifiably fashionable people from our sister publication Racked — Rebecca Jennings, associate producer, and Cameron Wolf, menswear editor — to talk through the fashion of AirPods.
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Still, I do think it's useful to look at some comparison photos and to talk through some of the features Google has added to its camera stack.
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On any given day, you may get half a dozen texts from friends wanting to hang out one-on-one, or talk through things they're upset about.
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Those changes have helped roboadvisors tap slightly older customers who are more comfortable using a roboadvisor when there's also someone they can talk through their finances with.
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Barclays is holding a health care investor call today with Tim Gronniger, a former Obama administration health official, to talk through Medicare for All, among other topics.
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Luckily, Armarium has a live chat feature on the site that connects you with in-house stylists to talk through all the fit concerns of any garment.
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The kids learn to film technique videos and to talk through positions in English, but few of them are willing to test their knowledge with visiting gringos.
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"Men think that it is essential that the Nation have commerce, and export ice, and talk through a telegraph, and ride thirty miles an hour," he writes.
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Whenever he could, he would corral one of the embedded crew members to film his knife work and talk through the day's potato recipe in the kitchen.
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"It's important that members of our caucus have the opportunity to discuss and talk through things they thought went right and things they thought went wrong," Rep.
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"We are still hopeful of getting people to talk through this stuff rather than doing something more drastic," said a second U.S. official, who also requested anonymity.
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You can also talk through your critique with another colleague to get her perspective, as long as you frame the conversation about professional development and not gossip.
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So Vox culture writers Constance Grady and Aja Romano decided to take this time to talk through Jagged Little Pill and the problems of the jukebox musical.
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After my query was booted around a bit a PR company that works with Wallapop responded asking to talk through what information I was trying to ascertain.
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Indoor Ring cameras work with a mobile app that allows users to watch what's happening in real-time and use the speaker to talk through the camera.
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To commemorate the 21950th anniversary of one of the greatest teen comedies ever made, Vox's culture staff decided to talk through what makes it endure so well.
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So I called up Hopkins to talk through just how likely a falling-out between Trump and congressional Republicans is — and how it might actually play out.
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The Tumblr community also encourages the sharing of personal experiences, and acts as a safe space to talk through issues you might not discuss in your everyday life.
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Patients who have been successfully treated with the drug say it allows them to process their trauma from a distance and then talk through in a traditional manner.
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After World War I, many people thought they could talk through mediums to their dead children, and unsurprisingly, a whole industry of fake mediums appeared to help them.
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That's according to Jim Sterling and John "TotalBiscuit" Bain — two prominent gaming YouTubers invited to Valve's Bellevue head office to talk through the changes coming to the platform.
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She now goes to Planned Parenthood for a NuvaRing prescription, and says that unlike her previous doctor, the clinic's staff always seems willing to talk through her concerns.
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"There's a device they use that the theory is it can translate — that the spirits can talk through this device, for a lack of better term," he said.
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They were encouraged by that conversation and went to the White House at noon to talk through the deal in person, per a source familiar with the situation.
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The good news: 61 percent of all siblings will talk through their financial differences, although only a fraction of issues are settled as a result of the talk.
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When I started noticing those little things like the Instagram likes, I was trying to come at it from a relationship standpoint to compromise and talk through it.
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Still Processing This week, we meet for breakfast to talk through our conflicting feelings about the new film "When the Bough Breaks," the No. 2 movie in America.
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Already 10 potential 2020ers have huddled privately with Obama to talk through the state of the country and the state of the party, according to CNN's Dan Merica.
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If you need to, talk through your end of year priorities with your boss to make sure you're hitting everything you need to do before everyone checks out.
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This season, Dr. Singh sits down with Vic Mensa, Rich Homie Quan, Laura Jane Grace, Steve Jones, and Damian Abraham to talk through their dreams, fears, and pasts.
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This is especially true when that close unfollower did not give the unfollowed party a heads up, or try to talk through any interpersonal tension before doing so.
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Then, consider starting a college savings fund for your kid, reviewing your beneficiaries, making five-year plans, and calling your financial planner to talk through your retirement strategy.
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"The tour guides don't talk through a microphone now — the passengers all have headphones on — but you still hear the motors of the boats," Ms. De Spiegelaere said.
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" Asked if it would be in the resolution, Ueland said: "The technicalities are for others to talk through, but we are confident the President's rights will be protected.
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The idea was simple: get into a room as a group and talk through our game of the year lists, our individual top 10 lists, in real-time.
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If you need something or you're feeling something, I promise I will always support you and talk through and and help you work through anything that you need.
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"I'm not going to talk through that part of it," said Weinstein, who stayed calm on the phone but predicted she'd break down right after we hung up.
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I'd like to sit down and talk through the latest coronavirus news and get on the same page about what we should be doing at home about it.
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Join Vox's Ezra Klein, Sarah Kliff, and Matthew Yglesias on Tuesday, April 18, as they talk through the latest policy developments and political battles in the Trump administration.
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So we're going to talk through some of the progress he's made on things like self-driving regulations, what's next for him, and what's next for the next administration.
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" But Wilkas is "an amazing communicator," Kenworthy says, "and so we kind of just talk through everything and work through stuff, and I'd say it's a pretty good relationship.
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From setting the scene to weighing in on guests who love to talk through the show (hint: don't do it), here are a few of her pro tips: 1.
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RELATED: Trump, Clinton to receive intel briefings despite opposition Officials stressed that the administration is only beginning to talk through a possible US response, which could involve cyber countermeasures.
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They also talk through the movies and roles they're most excited to see, from director Jeff Nichols's Loving to actress Kristen Stewart in the French suspense drama Personal Shopper.
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" After our first lengthy phone conversation, she emailed to say she found it helpful to talk through her feelings, and that she felt like she could "finally move on.
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Our team is committed to remedying this situation quickly, and we're available to talk through any questions or concerns—just reply to this email, and we'll be in touch.
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I often get calls from our founders who are just looking to talk through some of their challenges and get some perspective from someone who has gone through it.
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Second, and perhaps more useful, the camera can effectively serve as an intercom, letting owners talk through the Arlo Pro's app to whoever's standing in front of their camera.
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Watching these girls and boys talk through their trials and tribulations on screen taught me almost every single thing I now know about makeup, skin care, and hair care.
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He said he's offered to bring states back to the table to talk through the regulation and that OSM has already integrated much of their input into the rule.
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Cindy's McCain's name has come up in recent months as McCain allies talk through scenarios and discuss their hope that a "McCain person" would be named to any vacancy.
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The burrito chain will make a strong statement next week by shutting down all of its U.S. stores briefly to talk through its food safety policy changes with employees.
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Jordan isn't alone in his disdain for people who eat loudly, snap photos, or talk through a play—to be fair, that's bad enough in just a movie theater.
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The Washington Post reported last week that Trump regularly consults with his attorneys in what have become early-morning rituals to vent, plot strategy or talk through latest developments.
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Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee, ground zero for the investigations and any potential impeachment, convened an emergency conference call for members Sunday afternoon to talk through next steps.
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" He told reporters in Danang, "It's important that we find an opportunity, with our teams, to sit down at the level of presidents and talk through our complex relations.
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"Money talk is better with garlic bread and wine," he writes, counseling couples to talk through financial issues on the back of a napkin at least once a month.
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She said that one experience that left a significant impact on her was when a follower whose mother had recently died subscribed to talk through his feelings with her.
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"I was told that I should come back when my contractions were when you can't really walk and you can't really talk through them," LeeAnn told the news station.
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Though casinos are willing to talk through the disagreement, Freeman added, he would like those negotiations to take place in the private sector and not be resolved in legislation.
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Replacing the phone – Amazon scrapped its Fire phone, but it still knows that it has to win over how we already talk through computers to be the future of voice.
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Watch DoorDash CEO Tony Xu and Cheesecake Factory President David Gordon talk through the complexity with Recode Executive Editor Kara Swisher onstage at the Code Commerce event in Las Vegas.
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" Despite that, Kenworthy said Wilkas was "an amazing communicator and so we kind of just talk through everything and work through stuff, and I'd say it's a pretty good relationship.
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But in the segment above for The Late Show, it's their job to talk through the posters for these (very much not real) cinematic projects that they're only just remembering.
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While that kind of inclusion is a solid step forward, the comedy then forces its legacy characters to talk through behaviors they might not be used to or approve of.
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I'll always reach out to a good friend or a family member or talk through whatever it is that's frustrating me that might cause someone else to want to drink.
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Inevitably, someone at your hostel will be having a midlife crisis, and chances are they'll have some shit to talk through, every night, around a table covered in incense ash.
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It's a way to kick off some steam, to talk through the things that have been rattling around your mind, a moment to breathe and just be in the world.
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Noticing my stress, the nurse administering the test brought me to one of the staff social workers, who let me talk through all of the emotional trauma I was battling.
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The co-hosts of New Year's Rocking Eve sat down with PEOPLE to talk through what it's like to ring in the new year in the middle of Times Square.
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Robin Wasserman, a YA author who also recently started publishing fiction for adults, has helped Bardugo talk through the writing of her books since her 2012 breakout Shadow and Bone.
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I couldn't get swaths of it out of my head, so Erdrich was kindly game to talk through its genesis, personal import, and haunting proximity to our pre-apocalyptic reality.
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According to the press release, John will "talk through his person and professional highs and lows" (of which there have been many of both) before taking questions from the audience.
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She quickly sought the Integrated Pregnancy Program's help; it increased her dose of Suboxone to satisfy her cravings and encouraged her to talk through what had led her to relapse.
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I'll talk through each of these options below, but across the board, it's worth noting that your determinations should come from your own goals and timelines, not from the market.
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"You'll need a banker to talk about the loans, an employment attorney to talk about paid leave requirements and a tax person to talk through the tax aspect," he said.
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POLITICO's Ryan Lizza joins Scott to talk through Joe Biden's decisive victory in the South Carolina primary -- and whether or not it threatens Bernie Sanders' momentum ahead of Super Tuesday.
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Eventually, George wrote, he found his motivation to keep fighting in his 2-year-old daughter, who inspired him to seek treatment and talk through his feelings with a psychologist.
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Some of the show's most rewarding episodes spotlight an individual chef, like René Redzepi of Noma, and give them space to talk through their food philosophy in an informal setting.
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If a client does not have an account with a Rosan Diamond partner bank, a Rosan Diamond and VISA representative will contact the client's bank to talk through an arrangement.
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That's why we at CNBC Make It, along with our friends at Bustle, created a roommate "prenup" you can print out, talk through and sign before you sign a lease.
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Today we talk through our plan to crush down the lobster shells and sell them as fertilizer — we eventually want to get to 100 percent utilization of our raw material.
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This system is Alexa compatible, so you can talk through the camera's speaker using an Echo device or see who the camera is capturing via an Echo device with video capabilities.
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The group organizes students to attend talks and hold "buddy lunches" where boys get together to shoot the shit and talk through problematic behavior like catcalling and sharing nudes without consent.
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Players are encouraged to talk through how they feel about the choices they're offered — which is worse, chipping a nail at an inopportune time or forcing a pill into your pet?
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Then, in anticipation of the upcoming release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, they take this opportunity to talk through their ratings of all the past Batman and Superman movies.
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The 24-hour confidential hotline provides sexual assault survivors with staff who are trained to help talk through the trauma of assault and helps to connect survivors with local health resources.
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Noah would frequently go to barbecues and dinners with teenagers in Englewood and Bronzeville, giving them an outlet to talk through their issues with one of their city's most famous residents.
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Rather than just sending students out of class for misbehaving, the school uses so-called restorative justice practices, which encourage students to talk through conflicts before they crescendo into a crisis.
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"If they open up their markets, whether you're talking about industry or financial services or technology, U.S.A. will talk through the increase export sales to China by phenomenal rates," Kudlow said.
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We were very specific about 'Now he's smelling the hands' or 'Now his lips are pulled back and you're seeing teeth,' that kind of stuff and we would talk through it.
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Trump's trade chief has been in dozens of meetings with Democrats across the political spectrum this year — and Democrats praised him for his availability and willingness to talk through their concerns.
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Later, when Sarah and Peter talk through their break-up—the film's most earnest moment—Sarah finally voices her side of the story: turns out Peter wasn't such a great boyfriend.
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We're one week away from The Vergecast Live in San Francisco, so Nilay, Dieter, and Paul talk through the last-minute rumors about what to expect at Apple's event on September 220th.
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Dmitri and Kirsten also talk through the regulatory road map and the impact it will play on AV rollouts, AV product quality, as well as on cities and society as a whole.
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The parents took turns sitting with their sons as they watched the animations, and helped them talk through their decision-making process when asked how a character on the screen should react.
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She had technically been "out of the woods" when her pregnancy loss happened, and she was grateful for the support system she had around her to talk through what it was like.
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Rather than allowing your Libran and full moon friends to retreat into their cagey ways, encourage them to talk through the conflicts they're no doubt allowing to play out in their minds.
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"I had a chance to spend a couple of evenings with him, and really talk through his vision for the business and our vision, and saw a lot of alignment," Rzepecki said.
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We went to the supervisor, who was a really good friend of this guy—he was great, really amazing, he organized a healing circle for the women to talk through their experiences.
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So earlier today, I called up two experts on health law to talk through where Idaho is headed — and what their attempt to skirt the Affordable Care Act will mean for consumers.
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In her letter, she said students who were directly affected have been meeting with the school's social emotional learning team and members of the administration to "process and talk through" the incident.
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He added that he had met with Deputy Treasury Secretary Justin Muzinich last week "to talk through how we're doing on the next transactions ... you will see more transactions coming," he said.
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On a recent Thursday afternoon, 14 staffers gathered to talk through a plan unveiling coming the next day: a $7 billion "Small Business Equity Fund" aimed at boosting grants to entrepreneurs of color.
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He explained that people use Snapchat to talk through photos and videos, not text, and contrasted its ephemeral sharing with services like Facebook and its Timeline that define you identity by your past.
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When Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup see Bunny on the news, they go after her and—rather than talk through their problem as they had in a number of past episodes—immediately scold her.
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The standoff ended after Paul Lokech, who leads a Ugandan contingent of the African Union peacekeeping force in Somalia, brokered a deal between Mr. Jawari and Mr. Mohamed to talk through the dispute.
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Spector's advice for young engineers looking to nail the interview is to come prepared with questions to ask the interviewer as well as talk through the process when trying to solve a problem.
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"Part of what you want to do in putting people in groups and having them talk through these issues is to let them know that they are not in it alone," Parham said.
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The effort ramped up in the fall, when the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee invited a group of moderate Democrats that put them in the majority in 2006 to talk through a winning strategy.
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Nearly 50 representatives from U.S. financial giants and cryptocurrency startups are set to meet with Washington lawmakers this week to talk through what some say is an incomplete and murky regulatory landscape. Rep.
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Rather than sitting down with the intelligence community to talk through the risks and benefits of disclosing such sensitive information, Trump seems to have just blurted it out in the middle of a conversation.
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In a series of questions that begin to feel like a catechism, David presses Amanda to talk through the events of the past few days, to determine the moment when the worms were born.
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In addition, they talk through Trump's executive order rolling back some Obama climate change policies, and a new white paper out of Brookings about the rise in mortality for white Americans with low education.
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Instead, Kalanick spent an hour or so with Kamel, sources say, to express his regret for how he behaved but also to talk through many of the same issues they discussed in the video.
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Most importantly, the communication was speedy, both over text and in a call we needed to have to talk through the pros and cons of two alternative ways to expense a car for work.
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Secretary Carter is currently leading America's armed forces into the future and we're excited to have him at Disrupt SF to talk through this shift in strategy and what it means to Silicon Valley.
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Instead of a rule issued by faceless bureaucrats in Washington, why not let the people of the 85033 states and thousands of communities talk through that issue and come to their own evolving answers?
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They are allowed only one hour a week to prepare together, and they hadn't been able to talk through their arguments while walking around the yard, as they usually do, because it was closed.
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It's pretty amazing to see Rihanna take the time to talk through a life-changing decision with a fan while releasing music videos, debuting a clothing collaboration, and performing on a sold-out tour.
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Instead, Kalanick spent an hour or so with Kamel, sources say, to express his regret for how he behaved and also to talk through many of the issues they had discussed in the video.
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When the caucus was over, we piled back into Reid's car and called the "Daily" executive producer Theo Balcomb and the producer Rachel Quester to talk through all of the tape Clare had collected.
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He and his Great Pyrenees, Holly, spent many summers at the Aspen Center for Physics in Colorado, where scientists talk through problems over picnic tables under the trees and on hikes in the Rockies.
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This is the moment for the PR people (and C-level execs, and legal) to get the right in-house expertise to talk through the situation, hammer out a plan, and draft an initial statement.
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In the first episode, we attempt to talk through the entire Kingdom Hearts timeline, but over the course of nearly two hours, only make it past Birth By Sleep and the opening of Kingdom Hearts.
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Ahead, Østlie invited us into her East London home to talk through a day in the life of a casting director, and how she's trying to make the industry a safer, better place for models.
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To make the protocol more fan-friendly, football should copy rugby and cricket, in which the officials talk through their interpretations frame by frame for the benefit of viewers at home and in the stands.
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Meanwhile, Jada frequently invites guests on to talk through their real-life relationship struggles, pointing the conversation outward as general advice for viewers who can relate and simultaneously find their own catharsis through the conversation.
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There were ground rules for the Q&A in these pages: Nordegren would talk through PEOPLE's questions but then write out her answers, saying she is still not 234 percent confident in her spoken English.
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In the exchange below, staff writers Josephine Livingstone and Jeet Heer talk through their own thoughts and misgivings about terms like "porn star," the intertwined history of satire and sex, and finding the right words.
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Mr. Eaton-Lewis is also organizing a workshop for performers called "Mental Health Is a Fringe Issue," providing an opportunity to talk through both the Fringe experience and how to make theater about mental health.
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But ultimately, retreats are supposed to be a time for members to talk through public policy, the political landscape and figure out a game plan in the year ahead all while sporting business casual attire.
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We'll talk through how to avoid them and how to sequence efforts from the time you close your seed to ensure you find the right partner (at the right price!) for Series A and beyond.
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Can you briefly talk through your project for this book and your understanding of the term "appropriation," how it's potentially been warped or miscategorized, and why you wanted to give us a new working definition?
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Mr. Pompeo also met with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu of Turkey on Friday to talk through a host of issues that have caused relations between the two countries to dip to their lowest point in years.
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That said, we're happy to present this three-hour (!!!) podcast in which myself, Danielle, Austin, and Rob talk through the second half of Wolfenstein: The New Order and make sense of the sequel, The New Colossus.
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Critical Instance Stress Debriefing, a post-trauma technique that encourages people to talk through feelings after experiencing a traumatic event like a school shooting, now looks like it worsens symptoms of PTSD, according to recent studies.
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We needed to meet with the FCC about this and to talk through this and to get people to say, there might be some difference between Facebook and Google and Twitter and Cloudflare and AT&T.
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Will Smith turned his charisma up to 11 for this part (I tend to think he had to), and to see him talk through a cruel guard to the real boss of the show was inspired.
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The United States will be in Paris "to listen to the ideas that the French and others may have, and talk through with them what might make sense going forward," a senior State Department official said.
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The de Blasio administration has made it a priority in recent years to reduce suspensions in city schools, pushing schools to use what are called restorative techniques that encourage people in conflict to talk through their differences.
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For other couples," she said, connecting over their work is "one of the primary ways they feel stimulated," and being able to "talk through the latest project or stressor and have their partner get it is important.
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For instance, one woman at a recent forum was surprised by the concern expressed by a police officer in her discussion circle and expressed relief that some people on the force are willing to talk through difficult issues.
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On May 3 (1 PM EST / 10 AM PST), I will host a live stream to talk through a high level summary of our go-forward strategy process and our next steps before the anticipated closing in Q2.
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About an hour later, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star returned to social media to show off the duo's final looks after filming a "Get Ready With Me" talk-through tutorial (a popular video Youtubers often make).
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Folks nearing retirement can work with an adviser to adjust their investment strategy, and those gearing up to make a big purchase, such as paying for a college education or buying a home, can talk through alternative options.
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Stewart, the Schultz family attorney, said that the main police officer was doing a "phenomenal job" in responding to the situation, because he was pulling back and trying to talk through with Schultz about what was going on.
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Recognition — Everyone's feelings need to be acknowledged and listened to after something as traumatic as cheating, so it's important there's the opportunity for each partner to talk through what happened and explain how it made them feel.4.
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The first source on Wednesday said the offer remains but its prospects seem bleak, adding there is "no indication" of progress on a deal or even a forbearance agreement that would let the sides talk through Monday's deadline.
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In Albuquerque, Paul Vasquez started a Facebook group on Tuesday to be a virtual space for friends and strangers — mostly from his hometown of Houston — who are struggling and want to talk through how they're coping with stress.
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On May 3 (1 PM EST / 10 AM PST), I will host a live stream to talk through a high level summary of our go forward strategy process and our next steps before the anticipated closing in Q2.
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In a pretty nifty scene, David and his rational mind talk through what's happening with the Shadow King on a giant living chalkboard (it's like a giant animated comic book page), and figure out a plan to stop him.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's THE THERAPIST, Rich Homie Quan sits down with Dr. Siri Sat Nam Singh to talk through what it was like to find out he was a father while he was in jail.
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Some of its widgets are being redesigned to make them "easier to read," and it's getting an intercom feature, so that homes with multiple Relay units can use one to talk through to any other Relay inside a house.
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Sam Mewis, the United States midfielder, said Thursday that she had been in regular contact with her older sister, the Houston Dash and former United States midfielder Kristie Mewis, as a sounding board or to talk through pregame nerves.
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Instead of fighting it out "Fight Club"-style, men are sitting in small group circles weekly in office spaces and during outdoor retreats to talk through their feelings, allowing themselves to grow more vulnerable, and, yes, to cry together.
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Later in the show, Ezra and Matt also talk through a new working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research that pushes back against the commonly held belief that social media is a major cause of political polarization.
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I sat down with Kusama at Austin's Fantastic Fest to talk through Destroyer's structure, Nicole Kidman's intense method acting, how roles for women in film are changing, and how Kusama used footage of coyotes to shape Kidman's understanding of her character.
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I was particularly struck by a scene featuring Gabriel and Negan, in which the reformed pastor tries to help the captive criminal talk through his issues and why he chose to become the man he did in the post-apocalypse.
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There are options to talk through the built-in microphone and speaker, send through a pre-programmed message read by the robot voice embedded in the doorbell, or you can watch from your smartphone to ensure everything is up to par.
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Investors are waking up to the emotional struggle of startup founders "Looking back at the Goldman experience of just kind of wallowing in this unpleasant situation, [Basis] would have been an outlet to talk through things and feel lighter," Chapin said.
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You always have a consent form, and big studios tend to do an interview before and after filming just to talk through the scene and check you're happy with what you're about to do—especially if you're doing kinky stuff.
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However, I would happily hop on a plane to Washington again if I were invited to sit down and talk through other issues that will help the disenfranchised, marginalized and voiceless, like I did on at our meeting this week.
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It was pointed out to Aldridge after the game that, for all the talk through the season about his subsuming himself into the Spurs' group, in the past three games he resembled the individually dominant player he had been in Portland.
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"This is a balance dynamic every administration has to deal with, but we really haven't seen the Trump administration talk through that yet," said Abraham Denmark, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for East Asia under President Barack Obama.
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Mr. Mattis urged the two militaries to talk through their many differences and even repeated an invitation for Wei Fenghe, China's defense minister, to visit the United States, according to a senior Defense Department official who was in the meeting.
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Catch the first episode of VICELAND's new show THE THERAPIST, where various musicians sit down with LA-based therapist Dr. Siri Sat Nam Singh to talk through some of their ongoing struggles and work on how they can move forward.
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Austin and I managed to tiptoe around a bunch of stuff on Waypoint Radio, but with both of us having recently finished the game, it seemed like a good idea to sit down and talk through the whole damn experience.
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Hosts Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark usually talk through humorous retellings of their favorite slayings, but on the August 20 show they discussed new Sony movie "Searching" and listeners' examples of people who hide secrets, a theme of the film.
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We start in on Assassin's Creed Odyssey giving Danielle some serious Xena: Warrior Princess vibes, talk through some good horror games that maybe ran a little long (like Soma and Alien: Isolation), and discuss Rob's time with the Gabriel Knight series.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama met Saudi Arabia's King Salman on Wednesday to seek joint action on security threats including Iran and Islamic State - and to talk through tensions between the two allies that have been laid bare in recent weeks.
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Queen Elizabeth (Claire Foy) heads to a private boat docked in Lisbon to finally talk through a marital detente with her husband, who can't move on from the fact he will always come "second," as he complains, to the literal Queen Of England.
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Since it is almost impossible to do or think about anything without using language -- whether this entails an internal talk-through by your inner voice or following a set of written instructions -- language pervades our brains and our lives like no other skill.
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Established in 1994, the 24-hour, confidential resource offers survivors of domestic abuse — and the people who are concerned about them — a chance to talk through their situations and plan for the future with trained staff, and connects them to resources like shelters.
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Yeah, it's the same questions over and over, and so I thought, well, maybe I could just direct somebody to a website instead of having to spend an hour talking through the same issue, although I'm always happy to talk through it.
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On this episode of The Weeds, Matt Yglesias and Sarah Kliff are joined by Vox immigration reporter Dara Lind to talk through the changes the Trump administration has already made to immigration policy and what developments we can expect in the near future.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The leaders of the United States and Canada expressed optimism on Wednesday that they could reach new NAFTA deal by a Friday deadline as negotiators prepared to talk through the night, although Canada warned that a number of tricky issues remained.
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Making covers is the ultimate design/edit collaboration, so it's great to be able to sit and talk through the twists and turns of an idea at the end of the road — revisiting the light-bulb moments, rehashing some of the disputes.
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Concerned about attracting selfie seekers, particularly on his home turf in Jersey, he asked if we could make a "quick exit" and do the interview in his car, rather than walk and talk through the casino where the convention was taking place.
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Queen of healing and good vibes Jada Pinkett Smith invited Snoop to join her and the other Black women in her family at the signature red table to talk through his viral rant on the season three premiere of the popular Facebook series.
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Resist the urge to sweep in and "fix" the problem by giving them extra money or to prevent them from making any mistakes with their money in the first place—though you can talk through the decision and potential consequences ahead of time.
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Yet in Les Andelys, a collection of hamlets in Normandy, as in many other parts of France, the Yellow Vests have now been barred from the roundabouts, denied, quite literally, the common ground to coalesce and talk through what comes next for them.
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One of the more surprising recent findings was the discrediting of what is called critical incident stress debriefing: the practice, once common, of pushing people still reeling from a traumatic event, like an earthquake or school shooting, to talk through its effects.
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ET, CSN California (Sacramento), TWC SportsNet (Los Angeles) ABOUT THE KINGS (25-40): Karl is trying to take the high road in the feud with his star player but admits that he hasn't spent much time of late trying to talk through the problem.
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So I've got the yes or no on the major medical issue, but the other stuff, we kind of talk through it and what makes sense and what's safe....Read more from Daniel McMahonThe Tour de France bikes, rankedHeading to the Tour de France?
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Ginger, an MIT spin-out providing app-based mental health coaching to workers, raises $35M Ginger works with companies and their healthcare providers to provide employees with an app-based way to connect with coaches to talk through their issues and suggest ways forward. 6.
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So BD's researchers and execs have had to sit down with each prospective early adopter and talk through what their needs are, and what the robot can and can't do for them—or whether they even need such an advanced platform in the first place.
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Sometimes when you feel awful, the only thing to do is take one night to wallow in your emotions and ride it out—but Aries will try and talk through every possible solution and demand that you take actionable steps right then and there.
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Gavin Haynes meets him at a London exhibition of his digital art, to talk through his life and career—from the "crimes" of Tony Blair, why he thinks religion is "absolute bollocks," his views on London's high-rise makeover, and Britain's secret military LSD experiments.
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The Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel and Glueck talk through Foursquare's goal of helping its customers become less reliant on mapping companies like Google, and how responsibly managing a user's data and privacy is not only the right thing to do, but good for business.
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Beijing, as well, suddenly became more amenable and expressed its willingness to talk through the nettlesome trade issues that agitated the president — even as his administration beefed up Freedom of Navigation Operations in the South China Sea, and expanded high-level contacts and interaction with Taiwan.
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Obviously, burnout varies for everyone — if you're seriously feeling stressed out, it may be a good idea to talk through your concerns with a physician, therapist, or other mental-health professional — but these are good red flags to watch for to nip burnout in the bud.
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Some of the Tokyo-based employees flew in for the show and to talk through production specifications — Maeda told Insider that they try to have everything with production squared away before the show so they can sell clothes to buyers as soon after the show as possible.
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Not only do you have a potentially receptive audience, you also have the space to talk through more complicated issues relating to the treatment of women and non-binary folks that you might not find online or outside of the home, due to judgment or harassment.
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Jen was working at an East Coast tech company when she asked a male colleague to help her out by "rubber ducking" a bug, a term that in developer parlance means to talk through your code line by line in hopes of finding the root of the issue.
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I will pull them into the conversation of what I'm feeling at that point and get their perspective ... I'll talk through things, anybody that I'm around and I put that as advice to people, use people around you as your therapist because they probably know more about you.
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Companies are sending their "policy and law folks to Washington to make the government go away — not the engineering folks who actually understand these systems in depth and can talk through alternatives," Jonathan Mayer, an assistant professor of computer science and public affairs at Princeton University, told me.
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When it comes to the politics of terrorism, the kinds of measures we're willing or eager to take come down to what's stronger: the side of us that can sit and talk through actual problems and solutions, or the part that wants to scream, set everything on fire and run away.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will meet with her committee chairs Monday night to talk through potential options, and the California Democrat and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer laid down a marker Sunday night for what any package should include, including paid sick leave, enhanced unemployment insurance and widespread, free coronavirus testing.
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As our wedding day grew closer, I realized that before I was comfortable walking down the aisle and saying "I Do" to a person I'd be legally joined with, we had to talk through some major money issues, from how to budget together to how to plan for our future together.
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The discussion groups, where students, and now faculty and staff, come together to talk through challenging issues are among the many changes, big and small, that Shirley M. Collado, the incoming president of Ithaca College, has in mind as she sets out to usher in a new era at the institution.
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If you're a Twitter or Facebook user and you see something that makes you mad, talk through with your kid why you don't want to respond right away ("I might say something I regret because I'm upset" or "I'd rather tell my friend that this bothers me privately instead of publicly on Twitter").
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Johel had trouble understanding him in ordinary circumstances, but when Monsieur Etienne's red eyes fluttered behind his eyelids and his body trembled and the spirit came down to talk through Monsieur Etienne's dried-out lizard tongue and his thin, drooly lips, it was anyone's guess, really, just what Ogoun was trying to say.
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His other films — the powerful Irish prison drama Starred Up, the science fiction romance Perfect Sense, the Ewan McGregor / Tilda Swinton mystery-drama Young Adam — similarly explore passionate but muted relationships, and the conflict between self-interest and sacrifice, especially among people too solemn and self-contained to talk through their feelings.
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The approach at the startup in its early days was very grass-roots: employees would get together outside the office to go through support tickets as a way of identifying trends and to talk through them to figure out what might need fixing, how to handle issues in the future and so on.
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"So rather than service A talking to service B directly, service A would talk through a Linkerd instance (and if we do our jobs right, service A doesn't actually have to know that it's going through Linkerd)," Buoyant CEO and co-founder William Morgan, who previously worked on similar problems at Twitter, explained to me.
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Older teenagers, who may have watched Boyce on TV when they were 9 or 10, may consider it a type of "nostalgic loss" and be able to talk through their feelings, whereas kids from ages 7 to 12 may understand that he died but not know how to process how they feel about it yet.
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As a result, we know more about the day-to-day motions of our friends lives than we ever did before, but is any of that really producing long-lived, deep, and meaningful connections, or is it just creating a world where all of us are really good at small talk through quick DMs?
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However, I would happily hop on a plane to Washington again if I were invited to sit down and talk through other issues that will help the disenfranchised, marginalized and voiceless... The president expressed to us that he is concerned about the incredible challenges our prisoners and former prisoners face under the current system.
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As the wedding outfits of Prince Harry and Meghan go on display for the first time in the "A Royal Wedding: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex" exhibit at Windsor Castle on visitors will hear the couple themselves talk through every stage of their wedding planning via the exhibition's audio guide (a royal first!).
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Austin, Natalie, Rob, and Patrick talk through the highlights of the show (the Sonicfox, Dead Cells, and Celeste wins; a new Obsidian RPG; Persona 5's Joker joining Smash Ultimate) and the occasional missteps (skipping through some key awards, the failure of the "big 3" to announce anything collaborative despite being on stage together).
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I caught up with David Broockman to talk through the implications of the study on the climate we find ourselves in at the start of 2017, with xenophobia whipped up by the Leave EU campaign still pervasive, and the hatred stoked by Donald Trump's politicking set to become further entrenched after he's inaugurated later this month.
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Max Fisher: When I hear people express this, or talk through this concern with scenarios like Baltic states and Russia, or a cyber attack against a physical facility, or, you know, things are pretty calm right now with China, but you can imagine some future period of tension that would play out through some island chain.
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As the viewers talk through why they chose the woman who's "on her period" as the woman they'd like to work with (she had good ideas, she communicated them to her team, she appears passionate about her work) something clicks for them: It just might be this woman's personality — not her period — that dictates her behavior.
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The fact that the love story between Jenna and Matty isn't the main plot line in the film also helps 13 Going on 30 easily pass the Bechdel Test: Jenna has a lot of issues to talk through with other women who are 30, flirty, and thriving, before she realizes that Matty might just be her soulmate.
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We have another workshop called "Decolonizing Your Body Through Twerking" which is so much fun—but we also talk through the history of how our bodies and our dance have been co-opted by white supremacy throughout the diaspora, and how people think of us as less than because of how we choose to live within our bodies.
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And so we get one last heartfelt grilled cheese conversation with the three Villanueva women as they talk through what Xo should do next, and one last shot of the three of them sitting together on Alba's porch swing after Xo decides to move to New York after all, processing the changes that have come to their lives.
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"If you're part of a community group or an organization, even if it's not overtly interested in politics, when an issue or a cause comes up that members of the group are concerned about, they then have a community in a set of relationships and people to kind of talk through and strategize," Professor Beaumont said.
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And in the hands of the same folks who made the award-winning documentary Weiner (about the scandal-plagued politician Anthony Weiner), Couples Therapy is a soothing but unflinching weekly dive into the lives of four deeply broken couples, guided by the coolly compelling Dr. Orna Guralnik to confront their core differences and talk through their biggest arguments.
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"If (Walker) is serious about this issue, I would be more than happy to invite him back to Outagamie County, sit down with my (health and human services) director and some others and talk through this very important issue because this will have a direct effect on counties, perhaps a huge effect," Nelson told the publication.
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I have a bit of trouble falling asleep (I think it's because my doctor recently increased my Zoloft dosage and my body is still adjusting to it), but it ends up being a productive time — M. and I talk through issues I've been having at work lately, and I come up with exciting ideas that I look forward to implementing tomorrow.
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Of course, if someone is having a mental health emergency, the best course of action would be to contact a crisis hotline like the Crisis Call Center, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or even 7843, but otherwise, it could be helpful to sit down with a therapist before their vacation, and talk through tools and resources to use while they're away.
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Having the ability to talk through an important topic such as cultural appropriation, colorism and the legacy of Jim Crow laws before the cameras come on is a resounding endorsement for the power of workplaces that are not simply diverse — which is representation — but are inclusive, where historically marginalized populations are involved in decision making and the direction of the organization.
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In this conversation — a condensed and edited transcript of a discussion we had on my podcast — we talk through the first year of the Trump White House ("a day-to-day shitshow"), the Democrats he's watching for 04, his concerns about the left ("we need to take the time to persuade other people of what we believe"), and the rot he sees in the Republican Party.
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No, the best part of the 10-episode limited series created and written by Patrick Somerville (The Leftovers) and directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga (True Detective) comes midway through the season, when Annie (Stone), Owen (Hill), and the other subjects of a mysterious pharmaceutical trial talk through their drug-fueled hallucinations, or "reflections" as they're called in the show, with the scientist in charge of their study, Dr. James K. Mantleray (Justin Theroux).
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Ginger, a startup that works with organizations and their healthcare providers to provide employees with an app-based way to connect with coaches to talk through their issues and suggest ways forward, is today announcing that it has raised $35 million in a Series C round of funding, money that it will use both to expand the data science behind its therapy programs and the variety of its clinical programs, as well in terms of its business opportunities.
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BECKY QUICK: I understand that entirely, and I just want to talk through a little bit what we hear from doctors pretty frequently, including Dr. Scott Gottleib who we're going to talk with in a minute, is the concern that even though he thinks, too, you'll come out the other side, you're talking eight to ten weeks on something like this, the concern doctors have is trying to flatten the curve right now so it is less overwhelming on the health care systems like New York City.
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After TLoU, I pointed to a few key moments in that game where the studio's narrative aims clashed with their gameplay design: a scene where Joel was meant to reunite with Ellie, but which wouldn't complete unless I killed everyone in the level first; an intense sequence against a sniper that "broke" for me when I could see bullets coming out of the side of the marksman's rifle, locking down my creative attempts to approach him from a different angle; a slow walk-and-talk through a survivor settlement built in-and-around a hydroelectric dam, which featured chest-high cover perfectly distributed for the gun fight that was bound to happen (it did).
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