"Outer Limits" narrator: You are about to experience the awe and mystery which reaches from the inner mind to the outer limits.
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Trump certainly is pushing the outer limits of executive privilege.
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Then there's "Sandkings," The Outer Limits' splashy 1995 movie-length debut.
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How, then, might we determine the outer limits of human longevity?
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Attempting to ascertain life's outer limits, scientists headed to Ethiopia's Danakil Depression.
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Welcome to OUTER LIMITS, a Motherboard series that goes inside the outdoors.
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OneWorld; £7.99A slim novel about environmental disaster and the outer limits of love.
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Davis, which could define the outer limits of Sixth Amendment rights to counsel.
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Gangsters capture girl, forcing boy to extend his power to their outer limits.
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"Sandkings," the two-part premiere episode of Showtime's mid-19603s The Outer Limits revival.
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Cases like Kolbe could help define the outer limits of gun ownership after Heller.
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A bomb hidden in his vehicle was detonated as he approached the town's outer limits.
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Barr plainly intends to remove as much as the outer limits of the law permit.
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I do not think they need to be exposed to the outer limits of human brattiness.
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There are plenty of ways to test the outer limits of one's melanin on the island.
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Not all of this untrammeled Berlin requires traveling to the outer limits of this Mitteleuropa metropolis.
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Complicating matters was that Emirates Golf Club was then about 15 miles from Dubai's outer limits.
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But for the average person, it's much easier to reach Earth's outer limits than you might think.
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Colin O'Brady is a person who enjoys pushing the outer limits of what he thinks is possible.
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The mutant psych-thrash of Dimension Hatröss dances with the epic, crystalline sensibilities of The Outer Limits.
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So in practice, the outer limits of the policy debate aren't going to be what constrains outcomes.
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Finally, there are three extremely unusual potential nominees hanging out way in the outer limits of Oscardom.
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In this Outer Limits, between the first and second parts, Simon occupies both ends of that spectrum. Hulu.
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"The Ku Klux Klan Act pushed Republicans to the outer limits of constitutional change," historian Eric Foner wrote.
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They ranged from left of center to very left of center to the outer limits of left field.
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The firm combined traditional architecture work with grant-funded deep dives at the outer limits of human rights research.
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As it is, even the most advanced rocket still tests the outer limits of 21st century materials and design.
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If you drive about an hour north from downtown, you will finally hit the outer limits of this urban sprawl.
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Showtime's Outer Limits takes advantage of premium cable's freedom to be more violent than the 1960s version of the show.
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In a parallel (but dimensionally separated) move to hers, I tried to push towards the outer limits of self-portraiture.
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Shrek and Smash Mouth memes are hitting their outer limits, but Cicierega's routine still attempts to provoke the same reaction.
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West found roles on some of the most memorable series of the era, including Perry Mason, Outer Limits and The Rifleman.
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He's a citizen of the world with impeccable taste and cherubic features who pushes me to the outer limits and beyond.
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I was reasonably athletic, and got along well enough with other kids, so I wasn't quite on the nerd outer limits.
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At the outer limits of Windhoek, the highway clocks out without notice, giving up and giving way to an endless sandy ribbon.
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Bélanger even weaves in a few vocal lines from "Jack Luminous," the 17-minute epic from Voivod's 1993 opus The Outer Limits.
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A few minutes pass, and Obama's voice begins to boom beyond the convention floor, reaching the outer-limits of the stadium's walls.
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One of the major questions raised in response to DeepMind's achievement is what are the outer limits, if any, of intelligent machines?
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Though, let's be honest, no one was going to push Samsung into testing the outer limits of battery capacity this time out.
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But the odds are that you are not pushing your body to the edge like athletes at the outer limits of fitness.
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In all, the series featured over nine hours of baseball, 50 runs and 65 hits — modern baseball pushed to its outer limits.
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Frank Cappelleri, Nomura executive director, said he also expects volatility, and the S&P could test the outer limits of its recent range.
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The journey from the narrator's own "gentrifying neighborhood" to Mohamed's apartment involves traveling by streetcar, subway, and bus to the city's outer limits.
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The original Amazing Stories, which ran from 1985 to 1987, was Spielberg's attempt to create an updated Twilight Zone or The Outer Limits.
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And let's be honest: horrible, Outer Limits-style ramifications or not, we'll all be lining up when the SaitoGemu system finally becomes reality.
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Turner's incandescent pictures teeter on the brink of the unknowable, at the outer limits of imagination, where the real vaporizes into the infinite.
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But she's always been spiritually and sonically restless, confronting God, staring down her tangled upbringing, and probing away at her guitar's outer limits.
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Throughout her long and celebrated film career, Ms. Huppert has shown a breathtaking willingness to travel to the outer limits of emotional extremes.
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I can't be entirely certain of this, but I would say "The Emoji Movie" takes this notion to the outer limits of credibility.
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Gay people obviously got arrested and killed and sent to the outer limits of the ... Yeah, I think there's a combination of things.
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After being busted and booted from there and everywhere else in the building, I was finally forced to take it to the outer limits.
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Two scientists claim that they have found the best evidence yet that a ninth planet exists at the outer limits of the Solar System.
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"As taxpayers and practitioners navigate the outer limits of the pass-through deduction, we're concerned by signs of aggressive tax-minimization strategies," Neal wrote.
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He continued to push the outer limits of narrative in the five-volume series known as "The Catastrophe Practice," which he began in 21947.
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Potter fans had been introduced to the Time-Turner back in Prisoner of Azkaban, but its implications and outer limits have never been fully explored.
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He hated people for not paying writers and sued James Cameron for using his Outer Limits episode "The Soldier" as the basis for The Terminator.
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He's decided to round off the year in by releasing Clyde-Built 2.0, another fantastic—and fantastically odd—run-through the city's musical outer limits.
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She became obsessed with the beauty of moonlight; it prompted her to contemplate deep time and space as well as the outer limits of human knowledge.
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All the while, Mr. Morton was calibrating how far he could go, and his associate consulted a lawyer to study the outer limits of free speech.
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For "Cats" to really stretch the IMDb to its outer limits, then, Skimbleshanks should have been played by Jennifer Lopez, Baby Yoda or the Peloton Wife.
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Now our supposed leaders in Washington propose to test the outer limits of our worst budgetary experience, and they only hope that investors will remain calm.
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Delayed for months as his specially modified boat is completed, he finally embarks, only to encounter critical equipment failure and the outer limits of his competence.
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Astronomers have discovered a new dwarf planet at the outer limits of the solar system, about two and a half times farther from the Sun than Pluto.
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At the moment, the records are just hangers-on to the Voyagers' current mission, to document the outer limits of the Sun's influence on the Solar System.
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These tests included determining various 'worst case' scenarios where the Fund's leverage and portfolio composition migrated to the outer limits of the Fund's operating and investment guidelines.
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A spectacular future will be in store for this young man if he explores the outer limits of personal hair growth, and I state this as FACT.
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The World Health Organization and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have said 14 days represents the outer limits of the virus' possible incubation period.
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In the 1960s, he relocated to California, where he began to write scripts for television shows such as The Outer Limits, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., and Star Trek.
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"Climbing is a lot further along than it was 30 years ago on that curve toward athletic maturity, but I don't think it's anywhere near the outer limits."
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True, my two favorite shows of all time, "The Twilight Zone" and "The Outer Limits," had been cancelled, the former two years before, the latter just a year before.
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This handy-dandy time machine has been hovering around the edges of Harry's story since Prisoner of Azkaban, but its implications and outer limits have never been fully explored.
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These tests included determining various 'worst case' scenarios where the fund's leverage and portfolio composition migrated to the outer limits of the fund's post-reorganization operating and investment guidelines.
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In a high-stakes negotiation game of one-on-one, tit-for-tat and one-upmanship, both Trump and Kim increased their rhetoric to the seemingly very outer limits.
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The state inhabited by the title characters of "Runaways," directed by Sam Pinkleton, is one of unbounded energy and a matching capacity to reach the outer limits of emotions.
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Voivod even put synthesizers to use for the first time on 1991's Angel Rat and 1993's The Outer Limits, played by both guitarist Piggy and drummer Away.
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It is a staple of progressive rhetoric on individual rights that they must be protected at their outer limits lest exercises of freedom short of the extremes become threatened.
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The outer limits of the leaf, a shape so full of its own absence, are defined by taut lengths of string, which flow out and away in parallel lines.
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Barba, who opened Outer Limits Tattoo in Long Beach in 1983, said she could only afford rent on the shop and its sister location in Costa Mesa until May.
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They were there to establish the outer limits in each movie's Overton Window of raunch: next to McCarthy shitting in the sink, Kristen Wigg projectile vomiting doesn't seem so bad.
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They do, however, take it to the outer limits that made films like Black Swan and Showgirls enjoyable; meaning it's more enjoyable if you don't take it all so seriously.
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The bright, clean guitars on "In My Blood" are piercing, and when the song swells midway and Mr. Mendes finds the scratched-up outer limits of his voice, it's bracing.
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The British producer Sophie loves to test the outer limits of dance music, pummeling listeners with sped-up vocal samples and percussive rhythms to the point of blissful sensory overload.
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When did you last sit in a pub while your loose-jawed best mate waxed lyrical about the stoic German's most recent eight-hour excursion into the outer limits of tastefulness?
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"The outer limits haven't been tested," said Zephyr Teachout, a law professor at Fordham University who is running for the New York attorney general seat vacated by Eric Schneiderman in May.
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Rosa pieces like "Com Que Roupa?" and "João Ninguém" reveal the outer limits of the samba form, removing thumping percussion near-completely in favor of softer arrangements for piano and guitar.
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"How long can I live?" is a more capricious puzzle; it asks us to solve a very different sort of conundrum—not the average human life expectancy, but its outer limits.
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In a wide-ranging career, he appeared onstage, on TV and in films and was the voice of Mark Twain for a Ken Burns film and of an "Outer Limits" reboot.
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The format will seem familiar to anyone who's watched The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, or even Amazing Stories — with the twist that all the stories are based on true-life events.
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Instead, the 7th represents a political frontier, the outer limits of how far some analysts predict that the so-called blue wave of Democratic victories in the House could stretch this fall.
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Nate: First coined by the creator of the '60s TV series "The Outer Limits," bottle episodes refer to episodes that could be produced cheaply by restricting the number of actors and locations.
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"If we reach the outer limits of what we fear,'' Mark Levine, the chair of the City Council's health committee said, referring to the coronavirus, "we could face a shortage of beds.
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It was one of the first signs that Trump's impulsive leadership style and willingness to test the outer limits of traditional behavior would follow him from the boardroom to the West Wing.
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Even as the tech industry experiments with augmented reality, self-driving cars, and the outer limits of what you can embed in a refrigerator, everything in Vegas still revolves around the big screen.
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Upon reaching the outer limits of Salt Lake City airspace, I felt the cabin pressurize, the air conditioning stop and a warning tone annunciate in my headset and on the panoramic cockpit displays.
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But last week Iraqi forces saw some notable gains when they killed 116 IS fighters in bombing raids and breached the city's outer limits for the first time in more than two years.
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"To actually believe that having a conversation with Nigel Farage and his henchmen about wind energy is going to change Scottish government policy is on the outer limits of possibility," Mr. Salmond said.
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Repi has long been considered a blight on the city's outer limits, and the people who live in the area describe a lifetime of governmental neglect — made worse by discrimination from their compatriots.
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For now, the rulings written by Kennedy will continue to mark the outer limits for American executions on a national level—unless the justices of a future generation choose to push them even further.
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Giving the federal government so much influence over some states' election laws stretched the outer limits of American federalism, but the Supreme Court signed off on the law in a 53 case, Katzenbach v.
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"A board that's considering a transaction has to reassess what are the outer limits of what the government is prepared to do," said Richard Brand, a mergers and acquisitions partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft.
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Items like "29 Unique Women You Won't Believe Exist" and "29 of the Most Bizarre Women on Earth" celebrate the outer limits of the female form, presenting women as avatars of disgust and danger.
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From the softest ambient textures to the loudest industrial noise, Hosono spent much of the 1980s experimenting with the outer limits of recorded audio as a medium for both affective enjoyment and for big ideas.
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"Titan, on the other hand, is the place to go to seek the outer limits of life -- can some exotic type of life begin and evolve in a truly alien environment, that of liquid methane?"
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"Our vision for Volta was to push the outer limits of high performance computing and AI. We broke new ground with its new processor architecture, instructions, numerical formats, memory architecture and processor links," said Huang.
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As TV viewers, we're used to getting these kinds of lessons from science fiction, and have been since the advent of classic Star Trek, and arguably The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits before it.
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Every sport has had a moment where innovation has reshaped that sport's outer limits, whether it was introducing carbon fiber bike frames, adding sticky rubber to climbing shoes, or putting a rocker on a snowboard.
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As a result, the landmark works of dance music and hip-hop are often rough and ready enterprises: pushing volumes, basslines and musical sensibilities to their outer limits, a brash aesthetic is part of the appeal.
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And his very willingness to push and push and push beyond even the outer limits of what most people would consider being honest has -- and will have -- a profound effect on who we are as Americans.
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TED's chief curator, Chris Anderson, introduced us to this year's theme, dream, with a wistful request for us to consider what might be possible in the future if we reach to the outer limits of our imaginations.
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Conditions on the rocky shore are too hazardous for a dock, so the Outer Limits, an aptly named fishing boat, had come on a volunteer mission to deliver provisions that had been handed off to the Zodiac.
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In Malick's 1973 debut feature Badlands, a James Dean-esque delinquent seduces an impressionable suburban girl, and together they embark on a crime rampage which ends in lonely exile at the outer limits of the 1950s Midwest.
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It's interesting, because when I was a younger I was always just trying to play people on the outer limits of the emotional realm or in extreme situations, and now I play people with real dignity and discipline.
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The fashion industry was certainly ripe for satire when Zoolander came along in 2001, though opening two weeks after 9/11 was awkward timing for such a proudly frivolous voyage to the outer limits of pop-cultural vapidity.
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I've never seen anything like the Republican effort to defend Trump, which charts the frontiers of creativity, explores the outer limits of audacity, mutates like the monsters in the "Alien" movies and restores my faith in American ingenuity.
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He wrote the award-winning episode of Star Trek: "The City on the Edge of Forever," helped create Babylon 5, and wrote for The Outer Limits, a science fiction television show in the style of The Twilight Zone.
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If Mr. Forsythe's earlier ballets were explorations of the outer limits of the genre, his post-2014 work seems to be digging ever deeper into its core, looking hard at ballet's history to bring it into the future.
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According to the Gaia team, Gliese 710 will swoop through the Oort cloud, a vast shell of icy debris at the outer limits of the solar system, at a distance of roughly 703 light days, or 1.4 trillion miles.
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Charlie Brooker's anthology series had already made a huge impression with its collection of The Outer Limits-style tales focusing on the perils of technology, but across two seasons and a Christmas special there had been just seven episodes.
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One of his lawsuits accused the producers of "The Terminator" (1984) of ripping off his script for "Soldier" (1964), an episode of "The Outer Limits" about a remorselessly efficient soldier thrown back in time who ends up saving a family.
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Syfy's Nightflyers isn't the first time this world has appeared on-screen, either: the story was made into a low-budget movie in the 1980s, while another novella, Sandkings, became a two-part Outer Limits episode in the mid-1990s.
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In his season three episodes "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" and "Jose Chung's From Outer Space" — both masterpieces — he pushed network television about as far as it would go, rubbing up against the outer limits of the show's two main characters.
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They're good, or great, or not good—Nick Young, for instance, is pretty Worked—but they always look like they're pressing against the outer limits of their abilities One notably unworked player is Steph Curry, and most notably so of late.
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Invaders: 22 Tales from the Outer Limits of Literature, Jacob Weisman Invasions are a longstanding trope within science fiction literature, and this new anthology from Jacob Weisman collects an intriguing set of short stories from authors not typically associated with science fiction.
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"Our vision for Volta was to push the outer limits of high performance computing and AI. We broke new ground with its new processor architecture, instructions, numerical formats, memory architecture and processor links," Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang says in a statement.
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The six-track Syn Stair EP is a characteristically unclassifiable offering from the New York-based producer, who is cementing himself with the likes of Arca, Evian Christ and Amnesia Scanner as dancefloor experimentalists trawling the outer limits of club-oriented sounds.
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There remains something mildly and even pleasurably heretical about the way the Boxcar Children locate the outer limits of amusement in decorous productivity—the way that, for them, there's no better use of total independence than perfectly mimicking the most respectable behaviors of adults.
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A Cuban-born drummer, Mela has a deep grounding in Afro-Caribbean percussion tradition — and a hunger to explore the outer limits of a drum set's capabilities, often by playing with an extreme lightness of touch or by letting tempo fade out, giving way to texture.
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In the 1920s, the Nobel Prize-winning physiologist A.V. Hill wrote all these ideas for Scientific American, talking about how the human body is just a machine, and if we could learn the parts and measure the outputs, we can really confidently predict the outer limits of human performance.
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On the ninth day of the offensive on Mosul, government forces and allied Kurdish Peshmerga fighters are still fighting their way towards the outer limits of the northern city, in the early stages of an assault which could become the biggest military operation in Iraq in over a decade.
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Mr. Gordon also appeared in sci-fi horror anthology series of the era, including two episodes of "The Twilight Zone" ("The Four of Us Are Dying," 1960, and "The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross," 1964) and two 1964 episodes of "The Outer Limits" ("The Invisibles" and "Second Chance").
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I could go on — there's a mortifying scene in which Brian brings home a man for a hookup — but I have to remind myself that Wohl is in fact one of our cleverest playwrights, exploring the outer limits of naturalism in search of new ways of expressing new feelings.
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Frank discussions of what it was like to explore the outer limits of what was deemed "acceptable" for a young woman in comedy while navigating the dangers of actually being a woman in comedy, the terrors of safekeeping your own body in scary situations, make the raunch crucial to her story.
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Features Editor Brian Anderson is on the time traveling iPhone user beat, oversaw the launch of Kaleigh's Broadband Land series, produced and hosted the smartgun doc, and conceived of and executed Outer Limits, a theme week about how technology and politics have affected how we relate to the outdoors and public lands.
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The Trump administration has defined a "secure" border as a border in which as few people as possible cross into the US without papers — not as a border in which everyone who crosses is caught — which means that border security efforts have to extend to the outer limits of the physical United States.
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Over its last two albums, 2012's An Ache for the Distance and 2014's The Old Believer, the Chicago five-piece has seemed bent on transforming itself from its early days of doom and sludge into an outfit focused on pushing the outer limits of atmospheric, psychedelic, and contemplative styles of metal.
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Written and directed by Leslie Stevens (best known for his contributions to the TV series "The Outer Limits"), "Private Property" features the sleazoid dirtbags Duke and Boots hijacking their way into an upscale section of Los Angeles, the better to secure a rape victim Duke can give to the sexually inexperienced Boots.
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She has essentially replicated the work that the unruly woman traditionally does in a comedy within her own persona: Awkwafina sets the outer limits of the Overton Window of raunch the way Peik Lin does in Crazy Rich Asians, so that beside her Nora Lum looks comparatively more conventional, the way Rachel Chu does next to Peik Lin.
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The biggest changes between Martin's Sandkings and the one Snodgrass wrote for The Outer Limits is that the TV version is set on Earth instead on a futuristic planet, and the hero is now a family man and a scientist driven to the brink of insanity by his new pets, not a wealthy bachelor with a mean streak.
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Wilpon gets his precious home date, presumably incentive enough to stop skirting the outer limits of insurance fraud, and advance ticket sales to go with it—tickets were standing room only just a few hours after Wright's announcement, with the secondary market seeing numbers that Mets tickets hadn't sold for since, well, Wright was last playing.
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A special section of the fair called "Sex Work: Feminist Art & Radical Politics," showcased a selection of women artists who've been cruising the outer limits of feminist practice since the 21980s, along with the galleries who supported them when the art was too controversial for both the feminist movement and for the broader art world (read: museums).
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The authors of the study—Xiao Dong, Brandon Milholland and Jan Vijg, all at Albert Einstein College in New York—began by acknowledging an important but little-appreciated fact: In animals, genetic manipulations, combined with artificial environments, can increase the outer limits of lifespan so dramatically that these animals can live two or three life-cycles longer than their wild counterparts.
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The success of the rapper Macklemore (born Ben Haggerty) and Mr. Lewis, a producer, was a reflection of the diffusion of hip-hop's center, and the reach of its outer limits — here was a hip-hop group preoccupied with anti-ostentation and marriage equality, a combination that proved palatable to white audiences, which gobbled up the duo's music, helping make its debut album, "The Heist," go platinum.
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O'Brien, in a paper called "Advertising in Space: Sales at the Outer Limits," points to an argument made by assistant US attorney Frank Balsamello: "If revenue from space advertising is used to fund expanding access to and exploration of space, Balsamello suggests the activity could be considered as being in the common interest of all mankind," and so in line with the Outer Space Treaty.
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Bambara tour dates:April 13th - Brooklyn, NY - Alphaville (Record Release)April 19th - Princeton, NY - Terrace ClubMay 17th - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn BazaarMay 18th - Pittsburgh, PA - Rock RoomMay 25th - Louisville, KY - TBAMay 20th - Nashville, TN - The 5 SpotMay 21st - Birmingham, AL - The FirehouseMay 23rd - Atlanta, GA - The 529May 25th - Harrisonburg, VA - The Golden PonyMay 31st - Brooklyn, NY - Secret Project RobotJune 21st - Cleveland, OH - Lucky DogJune 22nd - Bloomington, IN - Blockhouse BarJune 23rd - St. Louis, MO - The SinkholeJune 26th - Chicago, IL - The Empty BottleJune 27th - Detroit, MI - Outer Limits LoungeJune 29th - Toronto, ON - The Baby G
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Thinking of your father and his small village, you head south to explore the outer limits of the open world in the Phantom Pain, crossing trails and deserts and mountain passes, occasionally stopping at a checkpoint or a military barracks to slaughter more Russians, and you find yourself, incredibly, skirting the city of Kabul, still dominated by the Soviets, and continuing on to Logar, to Mohammad Agha, and when you get to Wagh Jan, the roadside-market village that abuts the Kabul-Logar highway, just the way you remember it, you hitch your horse and begin to sneak along the clay compounds and the shops, climbing walls and crawling atop roofs, and, whenever a local Afghan spots you, you knock him out with a tranquillizer, until you make it to the bridge that leads to the inner corridors of your parents' home village, Naw'e Kaleh, which looks so much like the photos and your own blurred memories from the trip when you were a kid that you begin to become uneasy, not yet afraid, but as if consumed by an overwhelming sense of déjà vu.
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