There were some other high-profile flameouts this week as well.
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Perhaps most important, the party must avoid the repetition of past flameouts.
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The subsequent flameouts -- Sean Spicer, Reince Priebus, Steve Bannon, Anthony Scaramucci, Sebastian Gorka, etc.
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It went like most publicly held baseball workouts for former Heisman winners turned NFL flameouts.
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How'd she pick them — and how has she avoided some of the notable recent flameouts?
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High-profile flameouts show what happens when medicine and technology are totally out of sync.
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But there have been flameouts, too, and I think there is the potential for many more.
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While thriving new industries are created and many investors profit, the flameouts still take a toll.
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The firm raised its fund during a year of high-highs and profound flameouts among food start-ups.
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On one end, there is a cluster of fast flameouts — the Yo-Ello-Peach-Meerkat-Stolen-Clinkle-Secret-Color coterie.
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The founder of one of Silicon Valley's most famous flameouts, anonymous social app Secret, is the new product lead for Postmates' app.
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That's my main problem with those PAPER magazine profiles of Lohan and Amanda Bynes, her sister in child-stardom and public flameouts.
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Despite increased wariness of overvalued unicorns after recent high-profile flameouts, CEO Brian Armstrong said last month that Coinbase has actually turned a profit three years running.
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And like other VCs, General Catalyst has had some outsized returns, like its early investment in enterprise software startup HubSpot, right alongside its fair share of flameouts.
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In an industry known for producing flameouts, the consistent returns have drawn investors to Bridgewater despite Mr. Dalio's idiosyncratic leadership style, which has included frequent management shake-ups.
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Unlike most campaigns on those platforms, they won't have to promise delivery of goods on a specific timeline, a challenge that has led to a number of high-profile flameouts.
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Yet, as surprising as the downhill upsets and ice-rink flameouts that have marked the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang have been, there are certain elements few would have predicted.
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Indeed Irvine had only one previous appearance — losing to Louisville in 279 — and its recent lineage is littered with strong regular seasons followed by flameouts in the Big West Conference tournament.
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A few high-profile flameouts won't do the trick, particularly when there are still multibillion-dollar sales and IPOs are still outperforming what could be the S&P 500's best-ever year.
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With all the competition out there today, you need to find unique ways to get your business to stand out, and growth hacking can often be the differentiator between wild successes and spectacular flameouts.
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HONG KONG — Even by the standards of Hong Kong, where the ups and downs of the stock market rival events at the horse track as a spectator sport, three recent flameouts have been spectacular.
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Add to that the chaotic flameouts of high-profile coastal startups like WeWork and disappointing exits from startups like Uber, and it&aposs not a stretch to see why some people are questioning the Silicon Valley model.
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Last summer, the Indiana Pacers packed his bags with all the collected blame and responsibility for their playoff flameouts of the past few seasons and sent him to the Los Angeles Lakers for a second-round pick.
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The accusations throw a shadow over China's online finance industry, a lucrative area for many global leaders in the sector, but one that the authorities say has also drawn a growing number of cases of fraud and flameouts.
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Now, after multiple extensions and a couple of flameouts, five teams are racing toward the March 2018 launch deadline, and the cutest contender might be the MX-1E, an R2-D2–shaped lander designed by space startup Moon Express.
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The season, which wrapped up last night, felt as ripped-from-the-headlines as other years—this time cryptocurrency flameouts, Tesla, and Sophia the robot got the parody treatment—but it also added some new variables to the mix.
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But a nine-figure round Series A stands out, especially when you consider the recent headline grabbing flameouts of similarly well-funded startups like WeWork that grew too much too quickly, and buckled just as fast under outside scrutiny.
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According to the CB Insights study, the most costly flameouts in hardware since 2009 included Bluetooth wearables maker Jawbone, e-cigarette company NJOY, and Juicero, which made juice presses and pouches full of fruit pulp to go in them.
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By writing candidly about his own triumphs and flameouts, Mr. Altucher "shows readers how they can succeed despite their flaws, not because of a lack of flaws," said Tim Ferriss, author of the best-selling "4-Hour" self-improvement series.
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While they have had some high-profile flameouts in recent years—Matt Elam and Arthur Brown come to mind, from 2013's critically acclaimed draft—their recent problems have stemmed not from bad picks but from overpaying older pass rushers and their quarterback.
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How to explain Halep's tournament being finished before lunch, even if the Romanian has a history of first-round flameouts — 25 in 24 career Grand Slam events — and Kanepi has six major quarterfinals on her résumé, including one a year ago in New York?
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Subsequent flameouts with the Knicks and the Los Angeles Lakers had temporarily ushered him out of the business, but Mike is making more playoff noise with these Rockets than he ever did in Phoenix — in what has to rank as the standout season of his coaching career.
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DeMar DeRozan blossomed into a star during his nine years with the team, but Masai Ujiri, the president of the Raptors, grew tired of the team's annual playoff flameouts, and last summer traded DeRozan, the one player who had declared his desire to remain a Toronto Raptor for life.
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Despite going for growth and market share over profit, many of these companies have created real value, and, instead of massive flameouts that leave everyone burned, I think we are going to see a wave of beneficial consolidation and rationalization in industries that appropriately have seen exceptional venture capital funding: food, transportation and entertainment.
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The chapters range — occasionally skate — over the history of critical thought, from the Hesiod (for whom, as Scott puts it, "everything already sucked": an early example of cultural doomsaying) to H. L. Mencken; from the Roman poet Horace's "Ars Poetica," the source of the famous advice to begin a story "in medias res," to Twitter flameouts.
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Other Trump allies speculated that the president's mood would darken if Mueller's investigation gets close to Kushner or his son Donald Trump Jr. Unless the president manages to prevail in his drive for a tax overhaul, Trump would be beset in 2018 by a Republican-led Congress that already had a bad taste in its mouth due to the health care flameouts, sources said, and Ryan and McConnell would ultimately spend the year focused on protecting their majorities in November's elections, rather than allowing the White House to enjoy any leverage on legislation going forward.
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There it all is — the spectacular flameouts, from semitragic former generals ending up in court to harlequins flitting through White House corridors; the kooky theories of "The Fourth Turning," which informed Stephen Bannon's understanding of American history; the impulsive hires of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and the national security adviser H. R. McMaster, and their humiliating tweet-singed send-offs; the jumped-up mediocrities incapable of writing a memo and the multimillionaires on the make with schemes to outsource the Afghan war; the birther conspiracy theories about Barack Obama; Kellyanne Conway's invocation of the Bowling Green massacre and alternative facts; the constant expletive-laden discourse in which major American foreign policy decisions were conceptualized by the president as variations on the Anglo-Saxon monosyllable for sexual intercourse; the contempt for human rights, loyalty to allies and fidelity to covenants.
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In 2002, Garuda Indonesia Flight 421 had to ditch in a river because of hail-induced engine flameouts, killing a flight attendant and injuring dozens of passengers. Prior to this accident, there were several other incidents of single or dual flameouts due to these weather conditions. After three incidents through 1998, CFMI made modifications to the engine to improve the way in which the engine handled hail ingestion. The major changes included a modification to the fan/booster splitter (making it more difficult for hail to be ingested by the core of the engine) and the use of an elliptical, rather than conical, spinner at the intake.
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Early jet engines were prone to flameout following disturbances of inlet airflow, or sudden or inappropriate thrust lever movements, which resulted in incorrect air-fuel ratios in the combustion chamber. Modern engines are much more robust in this respect, and are often digitally controlled, which allows for a significantly more effective control of all engine parameters to prevent flameouts and even initiate an automatic restart if a flameout occurs. Flameouts occur most frequently at intermediate or low power settings such as in cruise and descent. To prevent a flameout when atmospheric or operational conditions are conducive to it, engine control systems usually provide a continuous ignition function.
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When the GAU-8 is being fired, the smoke from the gun can make the engines stop, and this did occur during initial flight testing. Gun exhaust is essentially oxygen-free, and is certainly capable of causing flameouts of gas turbines. The A-10 engines now have a self-sustaining combustion section. When the gun is fired the igniters come on to reduce the possibility of a flameout.
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Being a simulation, F-16 Multirole Fighter is reasonably accurate, especially when compared to most console arcade-style games such as Namco's Ace Combat series and Konami's Airforce Delta series. Features such as limited ammunition quantity (important to consider when playing through campaigns), fuel levels, and many flight characteristics come into play. The player must quickly learn to compensate for other events such as engine flameouts, flatspins, red- and blackouts (affected by the g-forces).
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The NTSB also discovered an operating information letter sent to all owner/operators of aircraft equipped with TPE331 engines by Garrett Engine Division Of Allied Signal in February 1988. The letter outlined instances in which the TPE331 engines had flamed out during icing conditions while descending into warmer air. The engine manufacturer suggested using engine inlet anti-ice whenever moisture is encountered at or below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. In June 1988 Fairchild revised the SA227-TT Merlin flight manual regarding engine flameouts.
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Known as a subcritical inlet condition, this was stable, but produced inefficient spillage drag. Around the Design Mach speed, the oblique shock was positioned just forward of the inlet lip and efficiently compressed the air without spillage. When travelling beyond the Design Mach, the oblique shock became supercritical, and supersonic airflow entered the inlet duct, which could only handle subsonic air. In this condition, the engine generated drastically less thrust and may result in surges or compressor stalls, these could cause flameouts or damage.
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An Ohio Air National Guard F-84F in the late 1960s F-84F Thunderstreaks flown by USAF Thunderbirds F-84F Project Run In completed operational tests in November 1954 and found the aircraft to be to USAF satisfaction and considerably better than the F-84G. However, ongoing engine failures resulted in the entire fleet being grounded in early 1955. Also, the J65 engine continued to suffer from flameouts when flying through heavy rain or snow. As the result of the problems, the active duty phaseout began almost as soon as the F-84F entered service in 1954, and was completed by 1958.
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In the 1986 film Top Gun, Lieutenant Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, played by Tom Cruise, suffers two flameouts caused by passing through the jetwash of another aircraft, piloted by fellow aviator Tom "Ice Man" Kazansky (played by Val Kilmer). As a result, he is put into an unrecoverable spin and is forced to eject, killing his RIO Nick "Goose" Bradshaw. In a subsequent incident, he is caught in an enemy fighter's jetwash, but manages to recover safely. In the movie Pushing Tin, air traffic controllers stand just off the threshold of a runway while an aircraft lands in order to experience wake turbulence firsthand.
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The Heinkel and its pilot were lost as well, shot down by an RAF Hawker Tempest while on approach to land, a point at which Allied pilots targeted German jets. Though still in training, I./JG 1 had begun to score kills in mid-April, but had also lost 13 He 162s and 10 pilots. Ten of the aircraft were operational losses, caused by flameouts and sporadic structural failures. Only two of the 13 aircraft were actually shot down. The He 162's 30-minute fuel capacity also caused problems, as at least two of JG 1's pilots were killed attempting emergency deadstick landings after exhausting their fuel.
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Single- and double- engine engine flameouts plagued the program between June 1965 and July 1967, when fuel control problems were finally corrected. No aircraft were destroyed but one was out of service for six months after it crash-landed in a field near Albuquerque. By May 1968 stress cracks began appearing in the wing spars and ribs of all the RB-57Fs outboard of the main engines and numerous groundings forced the cancellation of many operational missions. Some aircraft were sent to General Dynamics for repairs but under Big Safari dicta the cost of repairing all of the aircraft was excessive and resulted in five being placed in storage at Davis-Monthan AFB in 1972 and another three in 1973.
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Taking the time to secure everything made him effectively start in the last position but nevertheless, he went on to win the race. This staged protest, and the death of John Woolfe in the first lap, at the Maison Blanche curve, precisely because he didn't fasten his seat belt, led to the running start be abolished the following year. As a result, they are no longer used in any motorsport except for endurance motorcycle racing, such as the Coke Zero Suzuka 8 Hours and the 24 Heures Moto, bicycle endurance races, Kinetic Sculpture Races and due to their vulnerability to flameouts, in nitro powered radio-controlled racing, except they are held above ground until start by its mechanics whilst the drivers remain in their stand. Land rush start (2010).
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Graphs of flight altitude and airspeed from Santa Cruz until the engine flameouts and consequent loss of electrical power stopped the FDR recording The Grupo de Investigación de Accidentes Aéreos (GRIAA) investigation group of Colombia's (UAEAC or Aerocivil – Special Administrative Unit of Civil Aeronautics) began investigating the accident and requested assistance from BAE Systems (the successor company to British Aerospace, the aircraft’s manufacturer) and the British Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) as the investigative body of the state of the manufacturer. A team of three AAIB accident investigators was deployed. They were joined by investigators from Bolivia's national aviation authority, the (DGAC – General Directorate of Civil Aviation). In all, twenty-three specialists were deployed on the investigation; in addition to ten Colombian investigators and those from Bolivia and the United Kingdom, Brazil and the United States contributed personnel to the investigation.
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