At least investors are used to South Korean political blow-ups.
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That didn't seem fair because we've all had irrational blow-ups before.
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Consultation with states during the negotiations should limit last-minute blow-ups.
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We're counting down the biggest blow ups in the history of The Profit.
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And he was there for countless presidential blow-ups provoked by cable news.
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So of course when Clinton joined Obama's administration, similar blow-ups would follow.
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How similar do you consider those blow-ups to what happened with your work?
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After the on-set blow-ups and Singer's dismissal, Fletcher stepped into finish the film.
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Not even her wild blow ups with Rob Kardashian knocked her off of her square.
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The end to China's debt build-up would not look exactly like past financial blow-ups.
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Bankers say despite the high-profile blow-ups, pressure from politicians continues to influence lending decisions.
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While other candidates may suffer from such blow-ups, Biden has largely been immune to them.
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Salamoni's ill temperament caused "blow ups" with other officers, including one with a ranking officer, Hamilton said.
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If Dream has been affected by the recent blow ups between her parents, she certainly isn't showing it.
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But the impact of recent blow-ups has been far lighter than at the turn of the century.
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When I was off the internet, I didn't have any serious blow-ups or falling outs with my friends.
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The second source of turmoil was the financial crisis and the long, slow recovery that typically follows banking blow-ups.
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Its leases are held in special-purpose entities specific to one property, so the parent is somewhat insulated from blow-ups.
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He's come through multiple sexual misconduct lawsuits, charges, and gossip already, and numerous reports of on-set blow-ups and no-shows.
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The result, over the past seven decades, has been a near-constant state of mutual incomprehension, cross-cutting interests and periodic blow-ups.
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Like those in their last five shows, these panels are printed with variously treated blow-ups of a poster bearing the artists' names.
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As long as there are still strong earnings and there are no corporate blow-ups, there's nothing that says we have to stop.
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Watch out for sudden blow-ups this evening: The Moon opposes electric Uranus in Fire sign Aries at 1:43 AM. All times EST.
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" When Borger asked if there was anger, frustration of blow ups, Quinn said no, the vision of Clinton as quick tempered was a "myth.
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These blow-ups distract from substantive policy differences between the candidates, and encourage voters to weigh completely irrelevant biographical factoids when deciding who to support.
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Mars and Pluto—the two planets of war—clash, and Mars also meets with explosive Uranus, meaning plenty of blow-ups will take place this month!
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Daughters Brielle, 20, and Ariana, 15 have their own blow-ups — Brielle fighting with her father over wanting to move in with baseball player boyfriend Michael Kopech.
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The LJM fund appeared to be the latest casualty in a series of spectacular blow-ups of investment strategies that effectively bet on low or falling volatility.
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Instead, it's truly about trying to create a tribe out of nothing and the likelihood we're all stronger together than apart, albeit with a few reality TV-necessary blow ups.
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When President Clinton visited in 1994, the underground passages along his Secret Service route were freshly painted and blow-ups of vintage photos from Met history were hung on the walls.
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The NFL and OnLocation, the league's official hospitality partner, are keeping a much tighter control on inventory in order to avoid the kinds of market blow-ups that have happened in past years.
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The bull market need not end badly, although bitcoin could prove a total wipeout – and several other possible triggers for trouble, like blow-ups in exchange-traded funds or hedge funds, bear watching.
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The GOP elite might be worried about how Trump's racist smear looks, and fretful about all the other blow-ups to come, but there is no indication that Republican voters share this concern.
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In the meantime, we sat down recently with Horowitz to talk about its timing and whether some of the biggest cultural blow-ups in the startup industry — Uber and WeWork — could have been avoided.
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The columnist blow-ups have dogged Bennet, a former top Atlantic editor who has held several prominent reporting roles at The Times, and is seen as a contender to be the paper's next executive editor.
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The former kitchen employee, who experienced Korsh's uninvited flirtations, massages, and frequent temper blow-ups, said she was nervous to go to HR, but felt that, especially at a Meyer restaurant, Korsh's behavior wouldn't be tolerated.
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But there have already been two big blow-ups of acquisitive, indebted firms: Valeant, a drugmaker, in 2015-16; and, in 2017-18, General Electric, which has just sold its biopharma arm in order to cut its borrowings.
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And I guess that was technically true, though it would be more reassuring if they tried to make sure Facebook didn't do the creepy things that led to privacy blow-ups rather than keeping users from knowing about the creepy things.
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It hardly helped that the illiquid bonds in question (worth €1.4bn, or $1.6bn, out of about €30bn in assets under management) were issued by a slew of companies connected to Lars Windhorst, a flamboyant German financier famed for past blow-ups.
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That's significant not only because China is the world's buyer of last resort of raw materials, but also because the slowing of any credit binge brings with it the possibility, even in tightly controlled China, of missteps and blow-ups.
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His friendship with Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray, whom he knows through Wall Street connections, helped defuse several blow-ups in that relationship and get a U.S.-Mexican deal over the finish line in August, another source close to the talks said.
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The characters are all confined to the same location, they're forced to talk about things that are very fundamental to their relationship, there's some sort of compressed timeframe, and there will probably be one or two blow-ups or hook-ups before everything is over.
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Liquidity concerns have been at the center of three high-profile fund blow-ups in recent months - the ongoing suspension of stockpicker Neil Woodford's equity income fund; the temporary gating of Natixis affiliate H2O's funds; and the ultimate closure of a number of funds at Swiss asset manager GAM.
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There have been no major blow-ups, but for many funds until recently basking in the ravenous appetite for nearly all algorithmic strategies, it makes for an uncomfortable period and raises questions over whether quants are merely suffering a sour spell, or if something more fundamental is occurring.
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More broadly, Trump's racial controversies — and the justifiably outraged reactions of Democrats and other political opponents — are going to keep issues of race salient in a way they weren't under the Bush or even Obama administrations, both of which took pains to avoid blow-ups on issues of race.
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It contains 3 vs 3 battles in offline or online matches within 3 different arenas. Alongside new characters (with unique abilities) the player's goal is to collect as many gems as possible within the given time. Alternate mode is team fight which counts the total wins (blow-ups).
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He also has a long-standing rivalry with teammate Leatherneck, keeping alive the tradition of competition between the Navy SEALs and the USMC. Their confrontations and verbal blow-ups are legendary, yet with their shared duty of protecting freedom, the two are the closest that each has to a friend.
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The crew relied on him to deliver those heavy blow ups. JC said they had great moments but thought the performance seemed a little too "Tae Bo" and said they had too much posing. Lil Mama agreed. However, Shane Sparks thought there were many moments in their performance where they killed the show and praised them.
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Raw sugar was first unloaded from piers along the East River, and mixed with water within the filter house. Then, the mixture was strained, pumped to the thirteenth floor, and placed into , circular vats called "blow-ups". Fifty pipes transported the mixture upward. Afterward, the mixture was filtered through "bone black" and canvas layers into circular tanks that measured tall and across.
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It's hard not to hate > somebody who doesn't like you. I was sort of looking for a father figure and > I pushed him too hard. He resented it and I guess I was pretty repellent to > him, so we didn't get along. We had a couple of blow ups on set... He was a > nice person, but I was just too demanding.
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In many cases, the author has found that the subjective policies causing high bias ratios also lead to "conservative" pricing that would receive higher grades on a "prudent man" test than would an un-biased policy. Nevertheless, the coincidence of historical blow-ups with high bias ratios encourages the diligent investor to use the tool as a warning flag to investigate the implementation of a manager's pricing policies.
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In 2012, the separate Celebrity DBI index listed Cosby as second most-trusted celebrity on a list of celebrities people pay attention to on television, behind Morgan Freeman. Professionally, Coca-Cola advertising director John Bergin considered Cosby the company's "greatest weapon", stating that "magic happens when the camera starts." Bergin also noted, however, that he found Cosby to be "inconceivably arrogant", and mentioned "blow-ups" on the set.Pendergrast, p.
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The design was organized around a modular system of floor-to-ceiling posts and panels. The use of silk screens and photographic blow-ups, along with the use of color filled the galleries. The contents of the exhibit illustrated the transition from hand to machine technology in wool manufacturing. A ‘before’ and ‘after’ example was used at each stage in cloth production, from sheep- shearing to cloth-dyeing.
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Gisborne had forwarded theories as to the cause of the blowup prior to his arrival on site. Once there, he discovered several conditions, which caused him to change his concepts of fire activity, particularly those pertaining to fire "blow-ups". He noted this to his companion just before his death on November 9, 1949. There was some controversy about the fire, with a few parents of the men trying to sue the government.
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It was tricky trying to balance all the jokes on the one hand and the danger of bathos on the other, but I wanted it to be obvious that we regarded the material with sincerity." King Kong starred Jeff Bridges who recalls "so many problems" on the film. "Every week or so John Guillermin would just explode, yelling at everybody. It got to the point where we waited for his blow ups.
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The fundamental group π1(X) is a birational invariant for smooth complex projective varieties. The "Weak factorization theorem", proved by Abramovich, Karu, Matsuki, and Włodarczyk (2002), says that any birational map between two smooth complex projective varieties can be decomposed into finitely many blow- ups or blow-downs of smooth subvarieties. This is important to know, but it can still be very hard to determine whether two smooth projective varieties are birational.
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After the conflicts between students and the military in 1804 both Corps were significantly engaged in the walkout of the student body of Neuenheim. In December 1804 it came to tumultuous blow-ups between Heidelbergian Renonces and Constantists. Due to investigations of the academic authorities Rhenania I and Franko- Badenia dissolved themselves. On May 19, 1805 three members of Rhenania (Morgenstern, Wenz, Bayer) participated in the foundation of territorial filiated Palatia (I).
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It consisted of two rear screen projections of a large rotating glass marble, scored with opera and breaking glass, synchronized with video monitors arranged along the base of one wall, hung with blueprint blow-ups of glass marbles, moon rocks, and caves, intermixed with portraits of friends whose features were overshadowed by masks. In the 1990s, Wynne’s exhibitions of paintings, sculptures, and prints at the Holly Solomon Gallery became installations; his works set against wallpaper with images from the opera La Sonnambula (Bellini) or The Flies (Sartre).
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Ed Ruscha: Standard Stations, March 1 — March 29, 2008 Honor Fraser, Los Angeles. In 1985, Ruscha begins a series of "City Lights" paintings, where grids of bright spots on dark grounds suggest aerial views of the city at night.Ed Ruscha: Fifty Years of Painting, May 29 - September 5, 2010 Moderna Museet, Stockholm. More recently, his "Metro Plots" series chart the various routes that transverse the city of Los Angeles by rendering schematized street maps and blow-ups of its neighborhood sections, such as in Alvarado to Doheny (1998).
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With regards to exhibition, 70 mm film was always considered a specialty format reserved for epics and spectacle films shot on 65mm and blockbuster films that were released both in 35 mm and as 70 mm blow-ups. While few venues were equipped to screen this special format, at the height of its popularity most major markets and cities had a theater that could screen it. Some venues continue to screen 70 mm to this day or have even had 70 mm projectors permanently or temporarily installed for more recent 70 mm releases.
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Brand lives in New York City and is professor of film and photography at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts. He also teaches film preservation at Moving Image Archiving and Preservation graduate program at Tisch School of the Arts. Since 1976, he has operated BB Optics, an optical printing service specializing in 8 mm blow-ups and archival preservation for independent filmmakers, libraries, museums and archives. In 2006, he was named an Anthology Film Archives film preservation honoree and given a month-long retrospective to celebrate BB Optics' 30th anniversary.
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In the early 1960s Lichtenstein's theme of comics-based work was hotly debated. In a 1963 New York Times article, Brian O'Doherty wrote that Lichtenstein's work was not art, saying Lichtenstein was "one of the worst artists in America" who "briskly went about making a sow's ear out of a sow's ear." This was part of a widespread debate about the merits of Lichtenstein's comic blow-ups as true art. In January 1964 Life ran a story under the title "Is He the Worst Artist in the U.S.?" on this controversy.
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Marc Bauer's wall drawing that was part of the work Sphinx, 1931, 1935/46, 2014. Charcoal on wall. First shown in the group exhibition Docking Station in the Aargauer Kunsthaus from 23 Aug 2014 – 16 Nov 2014 Bauer's graphic work is rendered almost exclusively in black-and-white, a pared-down aesthetic that seems deliberately evocative of old photographs. In scale, his graphic work varies widely, from small works on paper to large-scale images comprising several sheets pieced together, to digital prints made of blow-ups of his drawings, and even enormous wall drawings, rendered directly on the wall.
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It proved unreliable with multiple blow ups, a lack of parts supply and other problems dogging it throughout the year. James had to leap from the motorcycle twice when it blew up and engulfed him in flames and fuel. One of the lowest points came when the gearbox locked up in Germany and caused a horrific accident (putting him out for the middle of the season). His high point was a best result of 7th in the world in Japan. In 2004 he nearly retired after the mentally and physically draining previous season and started it without a ride.
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A key example of self- intersection numbers is the exceptional curve of a blow-up, which is a central operation in birational geometry. Given an algebraic surface , blowing up at a point creates a curve . This curve is recognisable by its genus, which is , and its self-intersection number, which is . (This is not obvious.) Note that as a corollary, and are minimal surfaces (they are not blow-ups), since they do not have any curves with negative self-intersection. In fact, Castelnuovo’s contraction theorem states the converse: every -curve is the exceptional curve of some blow-up (it can be “blown down”).
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In 1993 she presented herself as Dr. Anna Freud Banana of the Specific Research Institute, who discovered the psychology behind the "New German Banana Consciousness". In each of 12 venues Banana installed 105 blow- ups of newspaper and magazine articles about bananas from the German press (supporting her claim that Germany had gone bananas) and asking visitors to take her Roar Shack Banana Peel Test and Personality Inventory for Banana Syndrome (based on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory). Banana's most recent interactive research, "But is it Art?...", asks her audience to record their yes-or-no responses to 30 images of artworks (many banana-themed) on her Specific Research response form.
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In April 2006, a Madurai court issued non-bailable warrants against Shetty and actress Reema Sen for "posing in an obscene manner" in photographs published by a Tamil newspaper. The report stated that the two actresses had failed to comply with earlier summonses, hence the issuance of the warrants. The petitioner submitted that the paper had published "very sexy and medium blow-ups" in its December 2005 and January 2006 issues, and alleged that these violated the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act 1986, Young Persons (Harmful Publications) Act 1956, and the Indian Penal Code Section 292 (Sale of Obscene Books). The petitioner further demanded that the images be confiscated under the terms of the Press and Registration of Book Act 1867.
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During the 1980s, the lab became an industry leader in Super-16mm blow-ups, enabling independent filmmakers the opportunity to compete in the theatrical marketplace with low-budgeted films. In 2000, owner and Chairman Irwin Young was awarded the Gordon E. Sawyer Award by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for technological contributions to the motion picture industry.Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Database In 2013, as DuArt began closing their film storage facilities, a number of film archives—including the Academy Film Archive, the Library of Congress, the Museum of Modern Art, the UCLA Film & Television Archive, the George Eastman House, the Harvard Film Archive, and Anthology Film Archives—collaborated to find homes for thousands of orphaned films stored at DuArt, including elements for independent features, documentaries, student films, industrials, shorts, animation, and foreign films. The DuArt Collection at the Academy Film Archive is now home to over five hundred of these films.
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In case the point has not yet been made, toward the end of the exhibit there is a group of nine portraits arranged around---yes, a mirror. Alongside is a quote from Bertrand Russell. " ... for the majority it is a slow torture of disease and disintegration." wrote Rollie McKenna, in his review of "The Family of Man," New Republic, 14 March 1955, p. 30. while Russell Lynes in 1973 wrote that Family of Man "was a vast photo-essay, a literary formula basically, with much of the emotional and visual quality provided by sheer bigness of the blow-ups and its rather sententious message sharpened by juxtaposition of opposites — wheat fields and landscapes of boulders, peasants and patricians, a sort of 'look at all these nice folks in all these strange places who belong to this family.'"Russell Lynes, Good Old Modern: An Intimate Portrait of the Museum of Modern Art (New York: Atheneum, 1973), 325.
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The BT52 was notable for its very skinny, short sidepods especially compared to the Renault, giving it better penetration through the air on circuits with long straights. and , by contrast, were lean years for the M12. The engine was generally regarded as the most powerful in F1 at the time, producing approximately in qualifying trim by 1985, and Piquet took nine pole positions in 1984 alone. However, the engine's mechanical reliability and durability under full workload suffered severely, with engine blow-ups and turbo failures becoming common occurrences. Furthermore, with FISA imposing a maximum fuel limit of 220 litres per race (re-fuelling was allowed in 1982 and 1983), the 4-cylinder BMW suffered from high fuel consumption which often led to drivers running out of fuel and continued to suffer from poor reliability. Consequently, Piquet scored only three wins - the 1984 Canadian and Detroit races, and the 1985 French Grand Prix. These proved to be Brabham's final wins in Formula 1. For , the M12 was upgraded into the M12/13/1.
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