You can grab a banana (from the source), a best-seller (Charles Dickens, Stephen King, Agatha Christie) and plunge into cool, bubbly waters as you plunge into fictional worlds.
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I plunge into drowned gardens where I walked once.
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If you're comfortable exploring new software programs, plunge into GIMP.
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So why aren't more renters taking the plunge into homeownership?
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The team was ready to plunge into this odd oasis.
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Steep cliffs plunge into the deep waters of narrow fjords.
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Today, a sickle is being sharpened to plunge into that heart.
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Next September, Cassini will make a suicide plunge into Saturn's atmosphere.
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"Trials" is about a foreign lawyer's plunge into this swirling injustice.
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If that happens, Aden may soon plunge into Somalia-like chaos.
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It's both a visceral thrill and a sickening plunge into chaos.
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After the sauna, I take a plunge into the cold pool.
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Then it will plunge into the umbra at 205:21 a.m.
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Check. Plunge into raging waters to keep a child from drowning?
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It's nice, however, to see Samsung taking the plunge into unexplored waters.
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The drones will plunge into the depths of Oslo Fjord this spring.
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We undress, strip off our layers and plunge into the hot tub.
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That's when he decided to finally take the plunge into venture investing.
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Blanch for 10 seconds, then drain and plunge into ice-cold water.
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Naturally — being young, beautiful, and French — Anna and Greg plunge into a romance.
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People plunge into the water of the newly opened resort Bekkelagsbadet, July 23.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Plunge into dreams at Volta NY 290.
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Subramanian Swamy, a BJP leader, dismissed Rajinikanth's plunge into politics as "media hype".
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So I decided to take the plunge into the world of lucid dreaming.
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Remove beans using a slotted spoon; plunge into ice bath for 2 minutes.
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Another network, HBO, has taken the plunge into plucking series from the web.
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Chris has been teetering on the edge of a serious plunge into darkness.
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Then, a sore throat and a cough preceded a sudden plunge into madness.
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Does a deeper plunge into statistics turn up some good signs for Clemson?
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Selling his dress company gave him enough wealth to plunge into Broadway production.
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It was a plunge into a far different America than I had known.
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Then, on a swansong of an orbit, it will plunge into Saturn itself.
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Wohlrabe said he did not expect the German economy to plunge into recession.
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They plunge into postpartum depression, and they despair of establishing a healthy parenting routine.
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Alternately, these craft can point thrusters into space and willfully plunge into the atmosphere.
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Plunge into a modern sports car's full power, and you could go to jail.
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So put on your kit because we're about to plunge into diving in soccer.
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His 100-foot plunge into the waters of Nassau, Bahamas, was caught on camera.
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I ask if his seminal Sterling Ruby show prompted a plunge into the personal.
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The couple's personal lives have been closely intertwined with Ms. Nixon's plunge into politics.
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And countries that turn to China for loans often plunge into a debt trap.
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Jibo's sudden plunge into digital dementia brought on an outpouring of grief and consternation.
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Can't really plunge into 2020 without taking a bet on what he'll do next.
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"If Indiana does not act, this country could plunge into the abyss," he said.
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It is a headlong plunge into a dark psyche and an even darker world.
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When you think about it, there's nothing much scarier than a plunge into the unknown.
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Whether or not this plunge into premium is a good idea is up for debate.
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Children plunge into the waters to cool off as temperatures regularly exceed 30 degrees Celsius.
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"Don't plunge into oriental philosophy, unless you are already a lover of it," Bieberman warns.
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When Captain America took his 1940s plunge into Arctic waters, the Tesseract went with him.
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Maybe they aren't as deep as you—or as ready to plunge into the underworld.
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Remove with a wire skimmer and immediately plunge into the ice bath to shock. 24.
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The topic of the meetings was Trump's pending plunge into the Atlantic City casino industry.
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China would plunge into its most gut wrenching recession since the days of Mao Zedong.
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A plunge into the unknown is part of making it past those perilous first years.
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Third, M4A wouldn't require the United States to plunge into an unknown health care model.
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Using tongs, remove the lobster from the water and plunge into a prepared ice bath.
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For those who know him best, Canova's plunge into electoral politics was not completely unexpected.
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The nation will plunge into higher deficits and a larger gap between rich and poor.
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Did their twin-engine Lockheed Electra plunge into the ocean, never to be seen again?
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If things get bad enough, Japan and Europe could plunge into recession, the O.E.C.D. warned.
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" And if you're on the fence about taking the plunge into the entrepreneurial world, "Don't wait.
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And earlier this week, the pair took a plunge into the ocean while sweetly holding hands.
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Nearly a year after Cassini's final plunge into Saturn, its data continues to yield awesome science.
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With the benefit of hindsight, it's fairly easy to explain oil's plunge into a bear market.
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Although there is excitement on Wall Street, analysts have expressed concern about Goldman's plunge into retail.
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But do you see the space rocks that could plunge into our planet, causing major destruction?
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Other times, they mess up and plunge into the water like a flailing sack of potatoes.
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They are deeply anthropocentric games whose infrastructure is helping to drive the plunge into the Anthropocene.
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He's not the guy in the tights and cape who's going to plunge into the inferno.
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Without further ado, plunge into the movies and television that will keep you entertained this summer.
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And playing this word puzzle nudged me to plunge into the cobwebbed depths of my vocabulary.
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Lawmakers are bracing for chaos in December as they plunge into several high-stakes legislative fights.
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I have to admit I often plunge into avoidance, but we ought to talk about it.
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It's either going to embrace the change, or it's going to plunge into irrelevance on this issue.
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They plunge into feelings of obsession, pain, fear – things that also arise as a result of relationships.
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On Friday at around 6:32 AM ET, the spacecraft will plunge into the ringed gas giant.
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Parker continued the plunge into darkness by confirming that there was "no discussion" of a third movie.
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Because it looks like this referendum has triggered something far more sinister: A plunge into the unknown.
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Of all the CEO/celebrities, he's the most likely to plunge into the shark tank of politics.
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The further you scroll through the images on his Instagram, the further you plunge into magical confusion.
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Ogoun was a warrior, a being born to command, to plunge into the fray, sword in hand.
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Twitter took a big plunge into India when it acquired a startup called ZipDial in January 2015.
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The last quarter of her book takes a plunge into metafiction that is likely to be polarizing.
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Without a nonproliferation agreement, some diplomats fear the world will plunge into an algorithm-driven arms race.
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Stocks opened Friday with another round of steep losses following the market's Thursday plunge into a correction.
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Take the plunge into the bracing water from the pier on the far side of the cove.
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Katy Zhao's relationship with wealth began long before she made the plunge into the financial services industry.
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Our runs are both an escape from real life and a plunge into the center of it.
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Sunday • Take a Polar Bear Plunge into 19083 on Coney Island, off the boardwalk at Stillwell Avenue.
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We would leave at sunrise and plunge into the boreal forest, following trails and old seismic lines.
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Apple's plunge into correction territory — its stock down more than 10 percent from recent highs — weighed on investors.
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To live in Dadaab, they have escaped violence and death—only to plunge into an abyss of uncertainty.
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The spacecraft will plunge into Saturn's atmosphere at 70,000 miles per hour in its final minute of life.
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"And soooo began my long plunge into food and depression and suppressing all my feelings," Winfrey told Vogue.
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These celebrities are all taking their first plunge into motherhood, and we'll watch each step of the way.
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Amid all this revolutionary talk, young companies in the field made a fateful decision to plunge into biofuels.
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Believers plunge into icy water of the Dnieper River during the celebration of the Epiphany in Kiev, Ukraine.
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McConnell does not appear eager to plunge into a war of investigations with Pelosi and other House Democrats.
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And Russia doesn't have the tank divisions or air power required to plunge into the heart of Europe.
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But first, bear with me as we plunge into the arcane world of tax incentives and government privatization.
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The company's long-expected plunge into the streaming video war is years behind leaders Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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If Mr. Trump pursues all-out protectionism, however, Oxford Economics predicts the American economy will plunge into recession.
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Having completed its ring passes, it will plunge into Saturn's atmosphere — a place no spacecraft has been before.
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Manfred said that his office had been studying how it wanted to plunge into gambling for 18 months.
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My attempts to harness the vibrancy of illness have largely been to avoid this plunge into the present.
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My first adolescent plunge into serious novels was James T. Farrell's trilogy about a Chicago adolescent, Studs Lonigan.
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And below $40 a barrel, offshore and deep-water drilling activities for many producers plunge into the red.
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The audiobook, read by Amanda Plummer, is uncommonly gripping – it's a dark and sensual plunge into the abyss.
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Just a few years back, Kevin O'Leary of ABC's Shark Tank took the plunge into the porcelain throne.
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If no deal is struck before then, Britain and Europe would plunge into a state of chaotic uncertainty.
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And when Danny takes the plunge into Reuven's, Mr. Whitson's face betrays an eloquent mixture of apprehension and glee.
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But that plunge into the uncanny valley doesn't bother Max Aguilera-Hellweg, who's been photographing anthropomorphic bots since 2010.
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Take the plunge into the world of Apple app-building right now with the Complete iOS 11 Developer Bundle.
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For the audience that stayed faithful, there was surely some sentimentality in this last plunge into "Gotham's" dark recesses.
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It's a joy to listen to him plunge into this, a great way to kick off what's to come.
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But as Chopard notes, many investors have yet to really take the plunge into aerospace and space investing fully.
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His plunge into the shark tank of this tournament will likely be the most exciting wrinkle for MMA fans.
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But it has recently started preparing for next year, when it will plunge into the planet's atmosphere and vaporize.
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It doesn't abide by the parameters for commercial indie-rock, nor plunge into the thriving subgenre known as Americana.
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Financial independence felt good, he says, but they weren't ready to take the plunge into early retirement just yet.
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Adam Schiff, the incoming head of the House Intelligence Committee, plans to plunge into Trump's finances and other activities.
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Theatergoers, there's no need to pack scuba gear or even a snorkel mask to plunge into the ocean deep.
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Though many later took the plunge into politics, no political party has deployed them as subliminal brand ambassadors before.
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It was a thrilling plunge into a past I had, by that point, nearly come to consider my own.
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Small cinder block homes are squeezed between the road and the ridge's precipitous slopes, which plunge into thick forest.
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In his 2007 New York Times-bestselling memoir Tweak, Sheff chronicles his dark plunge into heroin and meth addiction.
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On Friday, people across Russia will step outside and plunge into ice-cold water for the annual Epiphany dip.
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He took the plunge into politics and then the deepest and scariest of dives, reaching for the presidency itself.
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What's almost equally remarkable about this plunge into barbarism is that it's not a response to any actual problem.
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The site itself is spectacular, but watching people dare to plunge into the icy water is even more exciting.
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But many of these books make extravagant pitches and seem aimed at inspiring amateurs to plunge into risky ventures.
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It took a long time for the finances of a company as large as Sears to plunge into crisis.
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She married the dashing Michael Fassbender early last fall and her next project is taking the plunge into action movies.
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Temperatures will plunge into the single digits and highs on Wednesday will only reach the teens, the weather service said.
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Clearly this is the real Barney — the one whose nihilistic plunge into timely existential despair reflects our own social upheaval.
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Read on for the games you absolutely need to consider if you're taking the plunge into this new Oculus platform.
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The novel feels like an anthropological plunge into another era, enhanced by rhythmic, urban prose littered with slang and Spanglish.
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Britain's economy has defied pre-referendum predictions of a swift plunge into recession, buoyed in part by stronger global growth.
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For First Baptist Church in downtown Vancouver, the plunge into the market is prompted not by decline but by growth.
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If the country had to re-enter lockdown, the American economy could plunge into a Great Depression, some economists argue.
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That's because the plunge into darkness, however brief, is going to cause a rare disruption of the solar energy supply.
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Markku Lahdesmaki had donned a pair of borrowed swimming trucks and was going to plunge into the frozen Finnish lake anyway.
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Right now, the Fed doesn't have 50 basis points to cut (unless it decides to take the plunge into negative rates).
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But with an uneven economic recovery, more Americans are taking the plunge into entrepreneurship later in life, according to recent data.
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Lawmakers are bracing for a chaotic January as they prepare to plunge into several fights in the first weeks of 220006.
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To acknowledge them would have forced Pakistan to retaliate, experts say, and Pakistan is not eager to plunge into a war.
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To understand the significance of some of the names, you'd have to plunge into the very rabbit holes Hill warned of.
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" Cruz called him an "amoral pathological liar" and said if he is elected "this country could well plunge into the abyss.
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Surrounded by embossed walls, columns, and arches, squads of testosterone-fueled dudes wearing coifed wigs plunge into orgiastic tangles of women.
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Both companies require mountains of cash to plunge into continuing subsidy wars; neither show any sign of letting up the practice.
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It has already shuttered scores of grocers, cafes, bars, barbershops and other businesses that mushroomed during China's headlong plunge into capitalism.
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Guests paid more than $1,000 to plunge into 345,000 gallons of frigid nirvana designed for the publishing tycoon William Randolph Hearst.
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Day trippers who don't surf or care to plunge into the Atlantic can explore the easygoing restaurants, bars, bakeries and shops.
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" While they had been involved romantically from the get-go, they were ready to take the plunge into "business partner territory.
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In August, Harris shared a post from the Croatia portion of the trip taking a daring plunge into the Adriatic Sea.
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We plunge into a prolonged nightmare of instability, both in terms of Sarah's hallucinations and the movie's reckless evocation of them.
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For Beipiao, to buy a home or even a car in Beijing is to plunge into a briar patch of regulations.
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Both prospects should meet the minimum need to not allow Afghanistan to plunge into the hands of a Pakistan–linked regime.
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If it succeeds, Venezuela could plunge into a civil war that will make the current conflict seem like high school fisticuffs.
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Dogtooth tuna are aggressive, powerful predators that hunt in the areas where coral reefs plunge into the depths of the ocean.
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In fact, the plunge into silence proved powerfully disconcerting: like a cartoon character shoved over a cliff, running fruitlessly in mid-air.
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Gundlach, whose Los Angeles-based firm invests roughly $5.113 billion, nonetheless sees little chance the U.S. economy will soon plunge into recession.
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Using a slotted spoon, remove basil, and plunge into ice bath to stop the cooking process; drain and pat leaves dry. 2.
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After that, Cassini will perform a death plunge into Saturn's atmosphere on September 15th, 2017, bringing its long mission to a close.
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This issue picks up right in the middle of the action, with the protagonists' ship about to plunge into a black hole.
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Kim has decided to take the plunge into a solo practice and Jimmy has agreed to her "separate but together" office strategy.
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But there's a reason for her plunge into inky black darkness, and the series is unflinching in digging to her very core.
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But North Carolina is finding that it is easier to plunge into a culture war than it is to leave one behind.
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It is perhaps worth contemplating the simplicity of the opening number, "Gute Nacht," one more time before taking the plunge into complexity.
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It suffered as an epicenter of the foreclosure crisis, and was a prime exhibit of how a city can plunge into bankruptcy.
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Arbus inherited both strains: the urge to follow your star, plus the rage to cut yourself off and plunge into personal lockdown.
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Many of the decade's best TV shows hovered on the precipice of a world about to plunge into utter despair and hopelessness.
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The bride wore a sparkling silver bathing suit and long veil and looked ready to take a plunge into the aqua waters.
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In "Memory City I" (2015) waves of fabric flutter from the rooftops, pouring down from domes to plunge into an inky sea.
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In September, the spacecraft will make a planned death-plunge into Saturn's thick atmosphere, destroying the probe as it runs out of fuel.
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The pain is searing, and as you plunge into the frigid water, you are likely to drown, if you are even still alive.
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Congratulations to that plucky miracle baby from Tatooine, Anakin Skywalker, for no longer having the worst-executed long-expected plunge into villainy. pic.twitter.
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When the woman head-butted her, Yamileth saw something in her right fist and seconds later she felt something plunge into her stomach.
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Before Aaron jumps into that aforementioned waterfall, he gets a bit shy, contrasting Callie's underwear-clad spontaneous plunge into the deep, cold water.
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But even as sadness mixed with pride while scientists watched Cassini plunge into Saturn's atmosphere, some are already gearing up to go back.
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The economy would "plunge" into a recession, according to a report published Monday by the nonpartisan D.C.-based Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Through its stylistic and emotional risks, ever so slowly, it becomes a bold attempt to plunge into the depths of the inner life.
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Leading a fresh plunge into that past is President Donald J. Trump, who brings back all the darkness of the worst of times.
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An essay on anger can suddenly plunge into a history of smiling; a meditation on America may veer into a history of frivolity.
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Despite the barely-there swimwear, Ora doesn't seem to have any pause about taking a plunge into the sea ... wardrobe malfunctions be damned.
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The Victoria's Secret veteran is apparently excited about her plunge into pregnancy style and wanted to share it with her 3.6 million followers.
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Ian Xplosion's finances weren't great when he decided to make the plunge into streaming, a misstep that came back to haunt him quickly.
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Now Ledecka plans to plunge into a much bigger fishbowl by becoming the first athlete to compete in both sports at the Olympics.
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Well, that and raise the debt limit so the government doesn't plunge into a giant, calamitous, deadly financial whirlpool and ruin the economy.
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In the revolution's aftermath, a number of young idealists decided to plunge into politics, hoping to reform their troubled country from the inside.
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Our catastrophic decision to plunge into the war in Iraq, propelled by anxiety and bad information, prolonged and complicated the war in Afghanistan.
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And it fell to this friend, who manages several buildings on campus, to piece together a plan for the coming plunge into darkness.
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Soon a large number of the North's military rockets began to explode, veer off course, disintegrate in midair and plunge into the sea.
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Her daughter needs a childhood, and she is determined to give her one, even as the country continues to plunge into further chaos.
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Her books always reflect a deep plunge into her sensibilities — books and cultural references, and even real people and places where she's been.
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The video, shared by Colorado's South Metro Fire Rescue, shows a rescuer plunge into the frozen waters to free the dog, called Bri.
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At the end of its mission, Juno will take a final plunge into its adoptive planet, just as Saturnian probe Cassini did in 2017.
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But good news: it's Black Friday, so it's finally time to take the plunge into 4K gaming, and Best Buy has just the thing.
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Every once in a while this giant slab of rock makes a tremendous plunge into the Earth's interior, causing violent shaking on the surface.
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Trim the pasta sheets to 12-inch lengths and cook for 30 seconds in the boiling water, then immediately plunge into an ice bath.
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Plunge into the moon's subterranean ocean (on a futuristic version of this ice-diving robot?) to catch a glimpse of the beast up close.
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The transport of heat from the equator to the North Pole would shut down, and the northern hemisphere would plunge into an ice age.
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He believes it's a logical extension of last year's initial plunge into AI and fits with Benioff's new-found love for all things Amazon.
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They've also encouraged redesigning small satellites so they can steer clear of objects and suicide plunge into Earth's orbit once their lifespan has ended.
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The boroughs are changing to include more office spaces, residential high-rises, restaurants and e-commerce brands taking a plunge into bricks and mortar.
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Pyongyang fears that if it was not nuclear armed, it would suffer the same fate as Syria and plunge into chaos and civil war.
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Related: Even Drugs Can't Top Amsterdam on Fractals Interstellar-Inspired Fractals Open Up New Dimensions Take a Polar Plunge into Ice Caves—with Fractals
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Two planets — messenger Mercury and enterprising Jupiter — plunge into retrograde mode, insisting that we run our epic goals through a no-bullshit reality filter.
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If you've somehow avoided taking the plunge into the world of fsociety until now, you still have a little time to get caught up.
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How to explain this remarkable career—the meteoric ascent to fame, the impregnable reputation over several decades, and then the pronounced plunge into obscurity?
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Later in the course, there was an even scarier (as judged by the number of panic-induced runners) 25-foot plunge into a pool.
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Unbound delegates could push Trump over the finish line — but if they don't, Republicans could plunge into the first contested convention in 40 years.
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If you're not prepared to plunge into the rather comprehensive e621 database, then the aeromorphs subreddit is a good beginner's look at the genre.
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I would rather plunge into something totally different and fool around there for a while and experiment, rather than reiterate whatever I've already made.
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He wore a seatbelt for safety, but he looked as if he might break free at any moment and plunge into the icy water.
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Like most relationships we plunge into with hearts aflutter, our love affair with digital technology promised us the world: more friends, money and democracy!
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The trip through the labyrinth itself makes for a gorgeously terrifying climax, and Bea's ultimate plunge into the heart of the unknown is triumphant.
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And on the fifth floor you're eased into a plunge into modernism with a grouping of Brancusi sculptures set just outside the galleries themselves.
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The bottom line: That's why Speaker Pelosi was so reluctant to plunge into impeachment — she knows Trump corruption hasn't been a winning political issue.
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Mr. Pashinyan warned that if the Republicans do not endorse the political mandate he has won on the street, Armenia would plunge into crisis.
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How to explain this remarkable career — the meteoric ascent to fame, the impregnable reputation over several decades, and then the pronounced plunge into obscurity?
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After a referendum campaign marred by fake news, lies, false promises and attacks against immigrants, we watched Westminster's lively political culture plunge into chaos.
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Following are scenarios: If May is toppled, fails to reach an agreement with the EU or parliament rejects her deal, Britain would plunge into crisis.
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Just before its final plunge into the gas giant in September, Cassini captured data on a never-before-seen feature of Saturn's aurora, for example.
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Democrats on Thursday linked arms and took the plunge into the impeachment pool, as Republicans unanimously opposed the resolution in a 232-to-196 vote.
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Its new model estimates that there is less than a 25% chance that the economy will plunge into a recession in the next 12 months.
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It is an obsession that has led him to plunge into the surrounding Balkans, and farther afield to contemplate Europe in all its historic complexity.
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The vehicle then traveled through space for the last six and half months, so that it could make the plunge into Mars' atmosphere on Monday.
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But even in Pakistan, which for decades has had a close alliance with Saudi Arabia, there is a marked reluctance to plunge into the crisis.
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Rick Ross isn't gonna make the Olympic diving team, but he took a respectable plunge into his pool Sunday during a massive July 4th party.
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Wraith said the United Kingdom will plunge into recession next year if the government fails to secure an orderly break with its largest trading partner.
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Surveillance, drone warfare, capital punishment and environmental disaster are among the subjects she addresses, in songs that plunge into electronic maelstroms and quiver with urgency.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe is being hailed as the first spacecraft that will "touch" the Sun, though it won't actually plunge into the Sun's surface.
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"Ray Donovan" is taking a figurative plunge into the unknown in its next season, after having depicted a literal one in its fifth-season finale.
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It's cancel-the-polar-bear-plunges cold We never did quite understand why anyone would risk frostbite and hypothermia and plunge into bodies of water.
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Before Cassini took a fiery, fatal plunge into Saturn in September 2017, it completed a daring series of loops between the planet and its rings.
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If Cassini doesn't plunge into Saturn's atmosphere, it runs the risk of potentially contaminating one of the planet's moons with debris and microbes from Earth.
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I also started to fill in some embarrassing gaps in my reading and took a plunge into the novels of Elizabeth Bowen and Penelope Fitzgerald.
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It's especially unfortunate that more people don't plunge into the "Puns and Anagrams," or Panda, because this is a gateway drug to more cryptic puzzles.
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There were no radio signals issued, and though one woman claimed to have seen the plane plunge into the water, no wreckage was ever found.
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Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn, who started the day one shot behind Green, had a nightmare 77 to plunge into a tie for 10th on three-under.
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The two parties now plunge into an expensive two-month runoff as they try to excite their donors and bases heading into next year's congressional midterms.
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Don Draper keeps running away because he's convinced no one will love him, which leads to a constant plunge into bad or at least decadent behavior.
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If the spacecraft doesn't plunge into Saturn's atmosphere, it runs the risk of potentially contaminating one of the planet's moons with debris and microbes from Earth.
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Cassini is expected to end its mission at Saturn next year, when it makes its expected plunge into the planet's atmosphere, burning up in the process.
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From then on, Jane becomes Claire's equivalent of a Doug Stamper (Michael Kelly), ever eager to plunge into the Underworlds' network of dark and immoral maneuverings.
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While Discovery Season 2's standalone adventure episodes are fluffier fun, the show's willingness to plunge into the dark side of Starfleet keeps us coming back.
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Characters unlucky enough to find themselves alone on stage almost immediately plunge into a state of despair: they feel secure only in the company of others.
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Harry Potter fans can plunge into the magical world of wizards thanks to a touring exhibition dedicated to the film franchise opening in the Belgian capital.
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We talked about why my peers seem so compelled to cheat, and whether whippersnappers like myself are truly ready to take the plunge into open relationships.
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If you're a faux straight-haired girl who wants to embrace her coils and take the plunge into your curly girl reality, we're here to help.
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I get the sense that this latest gonzo plunge into fitness is going to be different about 45 seconds into my first meeting with Ngo Okafor.
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But despite Venus' levity early in the week, we'll plunge into deeper waters on Saturday, when the sun slips into soulful, sensitive Pisces until March 20.
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As we plunge into our baffling future, it is believed that, at some point, we will be trading in cryptographically secure kittens, monsters, and playing cards.
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Soon there's a feast at the Capulet house, and Romeo (Sheldon Best) and Juliet (Ayana Workman) plunge into immediate infatuation, despite the enmity between their parents.
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Washington (CNN)The US business world is full of tycoons who dream of enormous political power, but few billionaires take the plunge into national electoral politics.
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Turnover on some counters outstrip that of larger blue chips, with punters keen to plunge into "New Economy" shares in hopes of making a quick buck.
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The nanny she had trusted for two years to watch over them stood nearby with a knife, which she proceeded to plunge into her own neck.
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Still, I can't really bring myself to believe that Britain will plunge into the ravine like Wile E. Coyote — surely that won't be allowed to happen?
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Resisting the urge to plunge into the Freudian exegesis I wanted to take, I pointed to the long history of spitting imagery in legends of betrayal.
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The crash of stocks and the violent plunge into a bear market, which in another time would have these owners in a panic, barely came up.
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LOS ANGELES — As Apple takes the plunge into original television-style content, it has hired two of Hollywood's most respected studio executives to oversee the effort.
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Reading and educating yourself is just the first step: You'll need to take the plunge into actual investing, and that's where the most important learning happens.
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Founded by Kelly Dietrich, a longtime Democratic operative, the committee runs in-person, day-long trainings for candidates looking to take the plunge into electoral politics.
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The Louisiana Republican's plunge into the world of Trump-backed conspiracy theories stands in stark contrast to previous situations as he's toed a less partisan line.
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The same is true with Mayer's intense — and many say misguided — plunge into mobile search technology, in an effort to make an end run around Google.
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To figure out if molecular hydrogen was present on Enceladus, Cassini did a deep plunge into one of the plumes near the south pole in October 2015.
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Following the oil market's plunge into a bear market, the alliance is expected to cut output to prevent a price-crushing crude glut from developing next year.
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A physical altercation between a woman and a bus driver caused a bus carrying 15 people to plunge into a river in southwestern China on Oct. 28.
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It will be performing ever-more daring feats of orbital dynamics this year in the lead up to its final plunge into the gas giant in 2017.
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Related: Even Drugs Can't Top Amsterdam on Fractals Take a Polar Plunge into Ice Caves—with Fractals Architecture and Organic Matter Fuse in a Fractal Short Film
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I choose my pauses myself, when I feel drunk with the intensity of life and I want to plunge into animality to draw from it new vigour.
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The New York Times made waves last year for taking the plunge into VR and sending over a million subscribers Google Cardboard devices to view immersive documentaries.
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The black boxes — which are actually orange in color — contain valuable information about the moments aboard the flight before, and during, a disastrous plunge into the sea.
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A spacecraft speeding toward Jupiter for a mission that will ultimately end in a fiery plunge into the giant planet now has a dramatic trailer to match.
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"It adds to the negative overall picture of the bank, which is reeling from scandals and now apparently wants to plunge into a bad merger," Schick said.
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By contrast, the niche reality shows reveal a range of American cultures and give the audience a new experience: the chance to plunge into others' unfamiliar realities.
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If you've yet to take the plunge into tabletop gaming, you now have the most compelling reason you could ever ask for to give it a shot.
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NASA's Juno spacecraft is about to make a terrifying plunge into orbit around Jupiter later tonight — one that involves passing through a terrifying hellscape of powerful radiation.
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The deep plunge into the red has had documented consequences for marriage, home buying and fertility — delaying or forgoing critical milestones of adulthood for an entire generation.
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LinkedIn, the social media site that's aimed at people looking to network or otherwise change up their career prospects, is taking a plunge into location-based services.
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We'll never know, however, unless we are allowed to take that plunge into the deepest regions of our psyche—if only to see what we might find.
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After a struggle and a kidnapping, the hard-drinking former detective found himself in the Mobius lab, strapped in and ready to plunge into the rabbit hole.
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A former Republican lawmaker, Mr. Pompeo is an astute reader of Mr. Trump's preferences and will plunge into diplomacy, if necessary, as he has with North Korea.
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It plans to one day rescue its Electron rockets before they plunge into the ocean after launch, using a complicated technique that involves parachutes and a helicopter.
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Thankfully, I made the right choice, escaped a career in journalism and took the plunge into Middle East studies that has kept me solvent for 35 years.
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Families plunge into the water - the women from this religiously conservative country still wear their headscarves and loose garments as they sit or swim in the sea.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MANDELIEU-LA NAPOULE, France — The stone walls of the 13th-century castle Château de la Napoule plunge into the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.
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Investigators have yet to determine an official determination of what caused the plane carrying 189 passengers to plunge into the Java Sea shortly after take-off from Jakarta.
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Another premium cable TV network, Starz, is taking the plunge into the streaming video market with today's launch of its own standalone streaming service, aimed at cord cutters.
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And, then, in mid-September, Cassini will make its final plunge into the atmosphere of Saturn, burning up in the process, but being ensconced forever in our hearts.
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Sub-freezing temperatures in the Northeast New York and Washington, D.C. will plunge into sub-freezing temperatures over the next few days as the arctic blast sweeps east.
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This April, the Caller took the plunge into spy novel territory when it reported the alleged delivery of a mysterious USB drive by Awan's father to Pakistani intelligence.
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After taking a victory plunge into the waters of Guanabara Bay, Grael and Kunze sailed towards the shore and celebrated with fans who swam out to greet them.
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The two hit it off immediately, but things really clicked when, during the first week of shooting, Phoenix had to plunge into a pool at a Russian bathhouse.
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It's that track, which Travis played in the wilderness of Portland, that prompted an in-attendance and apparently very drunk Drake to take the plunge into the moshpit.
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But it wasn't the only first in this collection, he also took full-body plunge into evening wear, which he had been deliberately avoiding since he took over.
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At least two other sources with direct knowledge of the investigation also said it would be premature to say what caused the plane to plunge into the sea.
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After a couple years of anticipation, China's first human space station — Tiangong-0003 — will drop out of its orbit in about a week and plunge into Earth's atmosphere.
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An obsession with HGTV is also a sign that you'll be a great partner when the time comes to take the plunge into the real estate market together.
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Perched on the sandy banks of the Mekong River, it took just a few minutes for one half of everything she owned to plunge into its murky depths.
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Yet another pooch experienced a frigid plunge into a frozen pond — adding to the growing list of icy dog rescues this season — this time in Franklin Township, Ohio.
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So I felt inspired to take the plunge into Whole New You, in hopes of bottling up some of Mowry's culinary prowess and conquering my recipe-following fears.
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A U.S. pullout has raised fears Afghanistan could plunge into a new civil war that could see a return of Taliban rule and give international militants a sanctuary.
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Roger Deakin, a film-maker and environmental campaigner, describes the effect of a plunge into a Scottish waterfall in his book "Waterlog": It was gaspingly, shockingly, ridiculously cold.
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And this by no means reflects how bad it could get as individuals with little understanding of either the stakes or the mechanisms plunge into this pending maelstrom.
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So there is every reason to expect that once the Rio Games open, spectators will plunge into their biennial feast of obscure sports and moving human-interest stories.
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In minutes, we reach the alley, and as we're about to plunge into it, I chance a look back—once, just to make sure she hasn't seen us.
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As such, it is a pleasing phantasmagorical plunge into the does and don'ts of dying that got me thinking about how Aldous Huxley gently died: tripping on acid.
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If Hart had won in '88, would Dick Cheney have finished his career with a golden parachute at Halliburton instead of a dark plunge into deranged global domination?
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Oil prices have more than halved since climbing to a peak in January, with analysts warning crude futures could soon plunge into the teens over the coming weeks.
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We stand at an economic crossroads, one that could see the global economy falter and recover or plunge into chaos and a deep recession with far-reaching consequences.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, warned his members to be prepared to plunge into the unknown of a proceeding that could tie up the Senate for weeks.
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We'll see soon enough whether the justices want to plunge into this case: they have set a Monday deadline for the plaintiffs to respond to the administration's petition.
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It's surprising to discover, when you plunge into the ancient historical record, how much talk of self-care there is, and how much of it still resonates today.
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Investigators are trying to figure out what deadly alchemy of factors caused a new Boeing jet to plunge into the water at more than 210 miles per hour.
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Excited but nervous to plunge into a degree — in English literature — that demands all students learn Old English, I asked a friend what studying the language was like.
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But the Quest is a higher-end device, targeting gamers who may want to take the plunge into VR but don't want to be connected to a bulky computer.
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For all this reimagining of GE, which included moving the headquarters to Boston and a plunge into the industrial internet, Immelt has been dogged by a poorly performing stock.
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Related: Take a Polar Plunge into Ice Caves—with Fractals Architecture and Organic Matter Fuse in a Fractal Short Film CGI Fractal Film Is Like a Morphing Pandora's Box
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But with that deep plunge into the dark depths of a lake, weighed down by all his armor and golden hand, could this be the end for the Kingslayer?
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Take the plunge into the 4-lane, 25-meter pool, work on your jump shot on the full-length basketball court, or run wind sprints on the indoor track.
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This plunge into what once was unexplored space kicked off Cassini's Grand Finale — the end of its 13-year mission to explore the strange, ringed planet and its moons.
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Here's what the 20-year-old spacecraft saw just before it powered down its cameras for the last time and prepared for a final plunge into Saturn's gauzy atmosphere.
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On Tuesday, the struggling Japanese group unveiled a $6.3 billion writedown, a plunge into negative equity, an end to building new nuclear plants, and the resignation of its chairman.
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Perhaps the secret of her enduring appeal is that together those frameworks animate her joyful plunge into the unpredictable vicissitudes of life, providing salve to our own unspoken fears.
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At least two other sources with direct knowledge of the investigation also said it would be premature to say what caused EgyptAir flight 804 to plunge into the sea.
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If you're not ready to take the long-term plunge into freedom from menstruation, Yen says another option is to ask your doc for a progesterone-only pill (Norethindrone).
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That means they plunge into what was hot last year, rather than allocating to an asset class and seeking out managers who create abnormally large returns relative to risk.
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Once more, if you're in the back, you're probably not going to get wet during the boat's first plunge into the water after it climbs up a steep hill.
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All you have to do is take off the safety cap and plunge into your thigh — no measuring and you don't even see the needle until it's all over.
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In elementary school, the teachers told him that the earth might plunge into another ice age, and the news had scared him, but then the ice age never happened.
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You can be assured of a delightful plunge into the lives of many characters, and you know you can flip back to it to help keep them all straight.
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Lobbyists, for example, have been the main beneficiaries of Congress's headlong plunge into the "government in the sunshine" movement in the 85033s that opened committee markups to the public.
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As the franc soared past parity against the euro, economists fretted Switzerland's export-reliant economy would plunge into recession while some foreign exchange brokers were pushed out of business.
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But plot also essentially stops mattering around the film's midpoint, ceding ground to an ever-nuttier parade of set pieces that seem set on a spiral plunge into batshittery.
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The shattered spruce on the side of the highway, the sudden plunge into the valley of a deserted townlet, the scavenger-cleaned Model X in the Educational Center parking lot.
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As we noted, earlier this year, the company finally took the (long anticipated) plunge into recruitment, letting businesses that have Pages on Facebook now augment them with ads for jobs.
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Rather than plunge into defensive sectors such as utilities and telecom, investors are sticking with companies that will benefit from global economic strength and looking for ETF-related arbitrage opportunities.
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When water sign Scorpio takes the wheel for a month on the 22nd, get ready to plunge into the deep...or hop on the life raft and paddle furiously away.
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When people plunge into water, they respond with the so-called diving reflex: the heart rate slows and blood vessels constrict as a way to shunt blood to vital organs.
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Lots of great men and women forcefully plunge into their destinybut what happens to those who didn't plan on making a fuss, but run into the headwinds of change anyway?
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The Icelandic Pirate Party tapped into the widespread frustration and anger at the current government, following the financial collapse of 2008 that saw the country plunge into an economic crisis.
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It is a reminder of our feral European roots; a plunge into the heart of an age of tiny territorial disputes, when men killed other men at the slightest provocation.
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The announcement of the ad campaign comes as Bloomberg takes steps to plunge into the crowded 2020 Democratic primary field, a move that could upheave the party's presidential nominating contest.
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The result is a headfuck of a plunge into the unseen and, more often than not, grossly unjust processes that keep our top 40 ticking over like an iPhone factory.
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For those already feeling nostalgic, consider reading the books that the HBO show is based on — or plunge into a new epic world with one of these seven other series.
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She finds temporary distraction by joining her brother's break dancing crew, but eventually, she and Ocean take the plunge into romance, that most sought-after teenage connection, with catastrophic results.
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When it came time to end Whole30, I was nervous, fearful that after relinquishing the tight checklist of foods I could plunge into a pool of cupcakes and candy bars.
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A month he came aboard, Sony's top two television programming executives, Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg, left for Apple, which is finally taking the plunge into expensive, original programming.
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Although most experts say that you don't actually need to disinfect your phone, many people would beg to differ — especially after their phone has taken a plunge into the toilet.
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However, more daring hikers will continue the very physical descent down the dirt-covered rocks, where you can plunge into the freezing cold water and enjoy the seclusion for hours.
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"That was definitely the hardest race I've had," said Hamilton, before cooling down with a plunge into the trackside swimming pool in his sweat-covered overalls after the podium ceremonies.
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Mr. Xi's message: China's headlong plunge into capitalism over the last 40 years was not a repudiation of the Communist Party's founding ideology, but something possible only because of it.
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Along main roads leading to Manbij, a large town near the Turkish border, new tunnels large enough for fighters to run through plunge into the earth every few hundred meters.
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At the end of First Avenger, we saw it plunge into the ocean with Captain America, where it was frozen — but it wasn't frozen the same length of time as Cap.
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Alternating ammonia hotspots and deserts helps explain why, when NASA's Galileo probe made its suicide plunge into Jupiter's atmosphere in 1995, it recorded nitrogen levels much higher than planetary scientists expected.
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Before his parents' divorce, Mevoli would plunge into the backyard pool of his boyhood home in Florida, surface to check if the angry voices had subsided, and, if not, submerge again.
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Jonah Hill and Miles Teller play young entrepreneurs who plunge into the weapons business and end up in over their heads in "War Dogs," which is based on a true story.
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Styles has recently taken a plunge into the acting world, but when it comes to new music from him, everyone is sort of freaking out about it—as to be expected.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Heavy seasonal rains have started in Somalia, aid officials and residents said on Thursday, reducing the risk that the drought-ravaged Horn of Africa nation will plunge into famine.
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As economists predict the world may soon plunge into recession, some are promoting a modest cash payment to every individual to stimulate consumption and help the most vulnerable navigate this crisis.
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TAVERNISE: She was this kind of skinny, scrawny, well-raised young woman who was aching to just plunge into the wildness of the decade that was kind of unfolding around her.
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This unexpected plunge into a dark well of old feelings paralyzes Alex as a writer and begins to threaten his grasp on everything he values in his life, including his marriage.
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Automaker Volkswagen is raising the bar for its plunge into battery powered cars, saying it will reach its goal of 295 million electric cars per year two years earlier than planned.
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During the peak harvest season, as fall turns into winter, divers plunge into water that is about 48 degrees Fahrenheit, coming up for only short breaks to unload their mesh nets.
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This Friday, after 13 years of orbiting Saturn and making groundbreaking discoveries, Cassini will take a plunge into the planet's atmosphere, where incredibly high temperatures will melt and break apart the probe.
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Trump's latest broadside comes on the heels of a sharp pullback in oil prices that has seen U.S. crude plunge into a bear market and post its longest losing streak on record.
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So it is entirely possible that Ocasio-Cortez "may yet rise, in time, to spectacular heights," as Gurri put it, "or plunge into the abyss and be forgotten" within months or years.
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The company of course has taken the deepest plunge into the TV pool, launching the Viceland cable network last year as part of a partnership with joint venture with A+E Networks.
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Once during my presidency, when the economy still looked like it might plunge into depression, when the health care bill was pronounced dead in Congress, I would watch Elijah rally his colleagues.
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Capitol Hill may only stand 88 feet above sea level, but trekking to the highest court in the land necessitates a political alpinist, so the nominee doesn't plunge into a Senate crevasse.
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But the notion of saturation -- or "peak TV," as it has come to be called -- hasn't dampened incentives to plunge into original fare, a strategy that in some ways has been validated.
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On the beaches of Sanya on the southern island of Hainan, China's new Hawaii, crowds of holidaymakers in tropical shirts dabble awkwardly at the water's edge; few actually plunge into the sea.
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Roughly six miles long and half as wide, the lake can be circumnavigated in two to three days, including breaks to eat on the banks and plunge into the blue waters. glaskogen.
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When Isolde, in a wild-eyed moment, tells her nurse that the goddess of love commands her to plunge into the realm of night, Ms. Goerke's singing had sheen but lacked blaze.
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He had been forced to leave Calcutta, the capital of the state of West Bengal, in the late nineteen-sixties, having seen it plunge into chaos, its love spent, its reserves exhausted.
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This would be a pity, because the show fascinates as a plunge into certain deliriums of the United States in the nineteen-thirties, notably a culture war between cosmopolitan and nativist sensibilities.
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On Dueling Demons, you stand on a platform inside a glass shoot of sorts, and after a very dramatic countdown, you plunge into darkness as the ground beneath you simply drops away.
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We have to treat our audiences like adults and not like dangerous children who will plunge into some toxic politics if you talk about the science in a disinterested and dispassionate way.
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Some chefs who followed Mr. Adrià's plunge into the weird, such as Grant Achatz and Wylie Dufresne, often combined flavors in ways that were immediately recognizable, even if the shapes were new.
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It also meant that inaccurate shots — the sort common to rapid or hurried fire, which typically sail high or strike the ground short — could still plunge into areas where people were huddled.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft will plunge into Saturn within days, incinerating itself after a 20-year mission that has reshaped scientific understanding of the solar system's most exotic planet and its mysterious moons.
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I took the steep and mildly dangerous footpath down to an abandoned beach at Ragged Point Inn and Resort and decided to strip down to my underwear and plunge into the sea.
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For all this reimagining of G.E., which included moving the headquarters to Boston from Connecticut and a plunge into the industrial internet, Mr. Immelt has been dogged by a poorly performing stock.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble The Memo: Democrats plunge into politics of impeachment Centrist Democrats urge caution over impeachment inquiry MORE (R-Minn.) said in a statement.
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This marks an important opportunity for states that may be considering legal cannabis use in their state, but aren't ready to take the plunge into recreational sales like Colorado, or most recently California.
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Just before making the plunge into the planet's atmosphere, the vehicle jettisoned its trunk, a cylindrical structure attached to the base of the capsule that provides power and temperature control during the flight.
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Disney reported a steeper earnings decline than Wall Street expected, as the company poured money into its ambitious plunge into streaming media and began folding in assets purchased from Twenty-First Century Fox.
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By the time the spacecraft makes its suicide plunge into Jupiter's atmosphere, we'll have a detailed understanding of the gas giant's inner workings, and a better picture of how our solar system formed.
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A woman who had dreamed of travelling to the West, perhaps to America with special permission on her retirement, would soon after plunge into the reunified republic's politics and end up leading it.
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I have to say, I'm going to be very sad when Cassini makes its suicide plunge into Saturn's atmosphere next year and we're no longer receiving these lovely space portraits on the regular.
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The rupee's plunge into record-low territory this year is unlikely to slow — even if India's central bank hikes its rate this week, according to experts carefully watching the Reserve Bank of India.
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If you're unsure about making the plunge into a new bed — and we get it, everyone's preferences are different — you can test out the Casper mattress at 45 Target stores around the country.
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Apple on Monday announced an ambitious plan to reorient itself as an entertainment and financial services company, including a plunge into video streaming and the launch of a Goldman Sachs-branded credit card.
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While Hyundai has never produced a pickup truck—a segment more clearly defined by brand loyalties than any other—it's unlikely to plunge into the hyper-competitive full-sized category any time soon.
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Players can plunge into Christopher Nevinson's painting "The Soul of the Soulless City" by digitally boarding a train that rockets along a raised trestle through a maze of tall buildings in 1920s Manhattan.
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MEXICO CITY — "The government will plunge into a degree of disrepute that nothing and no one will ever wash away" wrote the great liberal historian Daniel Cosío Villegas after the massacre of Oct.
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For your main course, you can plunge into roasted lamb, chicken tajine with preserved lemons (16 euros) or an excellent tajine of stringy-soft beef, long-stewed peppers and caramelized onions (483 euros).
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With a headlong plunge into immigration reform and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Kushner is presenting his political inexperience as an asset, telling lawmakers he is free of preconceived notions that stymied previous attempts.
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And Saudi Arabia, under the two-year-old reign of King Salman and his powerful son, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, is demonstrating an unexpected willingness to plunge into risky multifront battles.
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As he moves toward a late plunge into the still-crowded Democratic primary, his friends and former advisers and other big Wall Street donors say they love the idea of a President Bloomberg.
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Do fans of the president-elect, Donald J. Trump, want to do anything other than say, "Don't let the door hit you on the way out" and then plunge into their new opportunity?
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WASHINGTON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives plunge into a formal impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump on Wednesday, a move that could dramatically change the 2020 presidential race.
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Conditions have, by all accounts, deteriorated under President Xi Jinping, who envisions a "new era" of Communist Party supremacy after a headlong plunge into capitalism and, in hindsight, comparative openness under his predecessors.
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Excitingly, the Europa Clipper mission may be a forerunner to a landing mission on the Jovian moon, in which a probe would drill through the icy surface and plunge into the dark ocean beneath.
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The satellite will then spend about a year doing some experiments for the Air Force before it uses its propellant one final time to take itself out of orbit and plunge into Earth's atmosphere.
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Image: Leo Correa/APRio's water is vile—full of raw sewage and dead bodies—and later this week, humanity's top athletes will plunge into this hellish stew for a jolly ol' international sporting competition.
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When Suzy decides to trade her flight attendant's heels for the cockpit, earning her pilot's license in spite of her instructor's sexist doubts, she leaves us exhilarated by her plunge into the invigorating unknown.
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Rather than helping people remain buoyant in the water, the vests were made of a material that becomes heavy when wet and would ultimately drag someone down if they did plunge into the water.
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Women's pivotal role in Democratic politics has never been more evident, with multiple women from the Democratic Party likely to take the plunge into the primary, each with her own unique appeal to voters.
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Kirkpatrick's other key contribution is his willingness to plunge into the messy, sprawling street violence, and show how each side could perceive itself a victim and step up its own provocative tactics in response.
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Desperate to save the man, and safeguard his deception, the captain almost drives the ship aground as he steers it close enough to shore for the killer to plunge into the water and escape.
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Australia may be known for its laid-back outlook on life, but that hasn't dampened the country's entrepreneurial aptitude, creating exciting opportunities for workers looking to take the plunge into the start-up world.
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But if the top two congressional leaders can't find a way to come together soon, the government could plunge into a shutdown and any last hopes for legislating before the presidential election will vanish.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble The Memo: Democrats plunge into politics of impeachment Centrist Democrats urge caution over impeachment inquiry MORE (Minn.), head of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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Two seasons of frustration had brought the Saranac Lake, New York resident to the brink of an abyss which he felt he would plunge into with a poor result at the Pyeongchang Winter Games.
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Its ostensible mechanism is depicted in an animated video on the product's Web site, in which cartoon bombs and missiles plunge into a toilet bowl, detonate, and trigger an efflorescence of vines, daisies, and butterflies.
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On Earth, Orpheus is designed to plunge into the extreme pressures and pitch dark of the ocean's hadal zone — which ranges from depths of 220,236 to 2000,1003 meters (2100,219 to 22023,000 feet) beneath the surface.
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Portuguese sailors learned to build ships that could plunge into the uncharted Atlantic in search of winds to carry them around Africa's southern tip, all the while dying in droves from dysentery, scurvy and thirst.
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The team is particularly keen on sending both a probe—which would plunge into the planet's atmosphere—and an orbiter that would hang out for several years, to at least one of the ice giants.
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"I think the cannabis stocks could be in play because this company understands it may need to take a bigger plunge into the marijuana market than the tire-kicking it's done so far, " he argued.
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The fires - the deadliest in the country's history - overwhelmed the resort town of Mati at the height of the tourist season, forcing residents and holidaymakers to run for their lives and plunge into the sea.
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The world's two largest economies have been dragged into a trade spat in recent months, which has spread to the agricultural sector, fuelling worries that Beijing and Washington may plunge into full-scale trade war.
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In the town of Minami-Aso, east of Mashiki, landslides tore the moorings from a 670-foot suspension bridge, causing it to plunge into a valley, and buried more than a dozen homes, NHK said.
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Michael Kiwanuka's second album, "Love & Hate," is a sustained, stylized plunge into despair: plaints of isolation, doubt, lovelessness, racial injustice, longing, hopelessness and a certain resolve despite it all, often set to mournful minor chords.
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The study team describe their own plunge into the social networking stream, where they found that they could see what people were talking about, who was talking and why they were posting about those issues.
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"An awful lot of organizations will, when they do plunge into a new development for a very, very big organization, they will keep going when it's clearly not working, for far too long," he said.
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Second, even if we were to plunge into more debt on a risky gambit for greater growth, why should tax cuts for the rich get the first (and maybe only) priority for the corresponding goodies?
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JANET GODWINHAMILTON, N.Y. Dear Janet, Sometimes readers don't want to plunge into an entirely new world; they just want to suspend disbelief a little, slipping into a literary reality that bends slightly at the edges.
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The outlook for rates remains a big unknown for next year with markets wagering it will cut at least once more to 0.5% and even take the plunge into quantitative easing by buying government debt.
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The Sharjah Biennial devises worlds that are full and rich enough to create confidence in them, enough so I plunge into them with held breath, explore their architectures of meaning and come back to myself gasping.
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EDT on Monday, will begin warmly but Wednesday's temperatures are predicted to plunge into the 20s (-1 to -6 Celsius) and teens in the U.S. Northeast, with a snowstorm possible in the Midwest, according to Accuweather.com.
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The idea that millions of Americans might plunge into hardship seems to do nothing to dampen their excitement over the one thing that would give the Democrats a chance of defeating Trump in the 2020 election.
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Plunge into the core of a hazy night where sensitive feelings and psychotropic effects are running high in Los Angeles based-new media artist Vince McKelvie's interactive music video for With You's "Ghost" featuring Vince Staples.
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Plunge into the progressive discourse on immigration, and you'll quickly hear that it's not enough just to legalize America's 11 million unauthorized migrants, however cherished the goal may be and however long it has eluded reach.
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The national plunge into the abortion debate also follows almost three years of unprecedentedly public activism on the part of Argentine women, gathered under the banner of a group called Ni Una Menos (Not One Less).
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The main concern at this point is not that the government will plunge into chaos the day after Trump takes the oath of office but how Trump and his team will use the institutions they inherit.
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"This retreat is for the &aposspiritually-curious&apos folks who perhaps aren&apost quite ready to take the plunge into a full, 10-day vegan yoga and meditation retreat/cleanse," founder Eli Walker told Lonely Planet.
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There's some dispute over whether that option is on the table here, according to people involved, but more broadly it's important to note that it's not like there's unlimited funds to just plunge into the bill.
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The three convicts fashioned papier-mâché dummies of themselves, topped with hair from the prison barbershop, and used a tunnel they'd carved with a metal spoon to plunge into frigid waters, never to be seen again.
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In fact, in the unlikely event that Clinton took a last-minute plunge into the primary, she might struggle to win the backing of any Democrats from a chamber in which she served for eight years.
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Making matters worse will be winds that will howl out of the northwest at 40 miles per hour or higher, causing wind chills to plunge into the minus-20s Fahrenheit by Sunday morning in New York City.
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MILAN/LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - Switzerland-based MET International AG is taking the plunge into liquefied natural gas (LNG) trading just as new supply from the United States and Australia makes the fuel more plentiful and affordable.
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As the show has established, "Fargo" represents less a place than a state of mind, and the self-contained format allows viewers to plunge into each season knowing that anything can happen, and practically anyone can die.
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After garnering a million Twitter followers during his stint in space, the astronaut has started tweeting about life back on the ground -- including a long-awaited plunge into a swimming pool while still wearing his NASA jumpsuit.
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Or at least it should be, so we thought we'd plunge into our archive to explore the kick-ass stories that could help you to imagine a world where the feminist goal of equality is a reality.
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Otherwise, Owen already has lots of major news already happening: a new album (with no small thanks to a new label and new management), a fresh ACM nomination, and even a first-time plunge into movie acting.
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In the Atlanta area, where temperatures were hovering around freezing on Wednesday but were expected to plunge into the teens after nightfall, doctors said they had been seeing an unusual number of patients with weather-related emergencies.
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Young Adult Books That Plunge Into the Ecstasies, and Agonies, of Teenage Life New novels about road trips, summer jobs and first love as well as darker realities: mental illness, body issues, the threat of gun violence.
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Obama, who was furious about the racist rumors of her husband, told aides that she might be hurting her husband's chances, and wondered whether she had been wrong to swallow her misgivings and plunge into the campaign.
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Faced with such omnipresent businesses peddling French desserts (a search on Yelp yields more than 3,200 results in Paris alone), it takes a certain effort to broaden your horizons and plunge into new territory, tastebuds wide open.
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" Despite rumblings from Congo&aposs ruling party about his abrupt plunge into domestic politics after years entangled in a war crimes case, Bemba projected optimism for his return: "We will live in peace tomorrow if I am there.
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You could look at this result, and other news of this week and year — Britain's plunge into isolation, the rise of Donald Trump and the politics of fear and hate — and think our tolerant, multihued democracy is doomed.
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True, at the start of "Reservoir 13," a teen-age girl, Rebecca Shaw, goes missing; search parties are dispatched, divers plunge into the river, a helicopter scans the moors, the police stage a reconstruction of her last movements.
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Owen Gleiberman, Variety The fascination of this is that instead of satirizing Ally's journey as some sort of plunge into synthetic marketing decadence, the movie says, in essence: This is the new landscape, same as the old landscape.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Search teams retrieved the cockpit voice recorder from EgyptAir flight MS804 on Thursday in a breakthrough for investigators seeking to explain what caused the plane to plunge into the sea, killing all 66 people on board.
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The news upended expectations in Western capitals and among ordinary Syrians, setting off fevered speculation about Russia's intentions, much as Mr. Putin's unexpected military plunge into the Syrian battlefield five months ago changed the course of the war.
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Fears at the start of the year about a sudden plunge into a global recession have proved unfounded but the global economy is struggling to gain much traction and freight demand is growing very slowly if at all.
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But in other ways, the Trump presidency fits perfectly the pattern identified by the longtime Russia hand and Georgetown professor Angela Stent: an initial attempt to mend relations with Russia, followed by a plunge into a deeper crisis.
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One of the studies in the suite of research released Thursday determined that grains of silicate and water ice and atoms in the rings collide, which allows them to fall out of orbit and plunge into the atmosphere.
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Van Drew, who did not respond to a request for comment, had been planning to seek reelection as a Democrat, but saw his support plunge into in the 20s when he announced he would vote against impeaching Trump.
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And so we'll plunge into Season 21 or so of The Bachelor, probably with Cool Hand Luke, who has a cowboy name and looks like a cowboy and sounds like a cowboy and is a cowboy and hey!
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"We are in jeopardy of watching trade and monetary policy plunge into a head-on collision, with no one wearing seat-belts, and the airbags have been disabled," wrote Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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In theory, it's a cool system, and one that kept me on my toes for most of the game, as I watched districts nearly plunge into anarchy after I chose to feed on a few of their citizens.
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After a brief reprieve following the weekend, temperatures could plunge into the minus next Friday in Midwestern cities such as Chicago and Minneapolis, into the teens across the North East and possibly back into the 20s in the South.
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The 737 Max 8 and 9 were grounded worldwide after a second crash in Ethiopia two months ago that investigators have described as appearing similar to the Lion Air flight, which ended with a plunge into the Java Sea.
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She describes her throbbing blood vessels in the frigid water, and readers might have a similar feeling as they vicariously plunge into her adventures photographing and filming the world deep beneath our usual view for National Geographic and others.
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The world would be an easier place if Cancers could simply remember that other people also have feelings—maybe ask everyone else how their weekend was before you plunge into your emotional crisis that everyone has already heard about?
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Lindberg's parents Jan and Gunilla, who had been in California to see her nail-biting win over Park and taken the traditional plunge into Poppy's Pond with her to celebrate the victory, had also traveled to Hawaii, she said.
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Even though an 11th-hour agreement has broken the current deadlock, the underlying dynamics of anti-government populism suggest that there is no reason to be confident that the country will not once again plunge into future shutdown crises.
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In the village of Minami-Aso, east of Mashiki, landslides tore the moorings from a 670-foot suspension bridge, causing it to plunge into a valley, and buried more than a dozen homes, NHK, the national public broadcaster, said.
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Maybe the director, Rob Marshall (who made the Oscar-winning "Chicago"), and the screenwriter, David Magee, felt that the only way to wash off the grime of the 21st century was to plunge into a bubble bath of nostalgia.
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These emitted Sébastien Roux's quizzical electronic score — an aural parade of buzzes, whooshes and bleeps — while Thomas Dunn's enchantingly capricious lighting filled the central corridor, its eye-popping changes, like a plunge into deep red, punctuating more understated moments.
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Former President Barack Obama is poised to plunge into the fray of the midterm campaign, returning to electoral politics with a frontal attack on Republican power in two states that are prime Democratic targets this fall: California and Ohio.
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It was discombobulating, after the prim modernity of the train, to plunge into Harar Jugol, about 120 acres of tight-knit alleyways, encircled by 15-foot walls, which is widely considered to be the fourth holiest site in Islam.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Holding Argentina's sovereign debt has never been for the faint-hearted but the government's announcement of a debt overhaul plan has sent investors scrambling to assess the likelihood that country will again plunge into full-scale default.
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Imagine this: You're raging your face off on a Club Med yacht in the middle of the Caribbean Sea, having the time of your goddamn life, when suddenly you lose your balance, topple overboard, and plunge into the ocean.
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These are the sounds encountered by NASA's Cassini spacecraft as it dove through the gap between Saturn and its innermost ring on April 26, the first of 22 such encounters before it will plunge into Saturn's atmosphere in September.
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Soon after, the couple, traveling separately in the trunks of two cars, crossed the border from Hungary into Yugoslavia and, after a stay in Italy, made a beeline for Manhattan, determined to plunge into the New York art world.
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Oh, and they have high levels of entrepreneurship — because people are more willing to take the risk of starting a business when they know that they won't lose their health care or plunge into abject poverty if they fail.
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If investors were right to sell off grocery-chain stocks across the board in the United States and Europe on news of Amazon's plunge into the sector, it could be worth keeping Jeff Bezos' online giant away from Whole Foods.
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The flagship Oyu Tolgoi project helped spur a mining boom that drove economic growth up to double digits from 2011-2013, but a rapid collapse in foreign investment and falling commodity prices saw Mongolia plunge into an economic crisis in 2016.
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He missed the 2013 symposium due to a personal diary clash, and it was Mario Draghi who used the 2014 symposium to effectively tell the world that the ECB was about to take the plunge into full-blown quantitative easing.
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Cassini spacecraft has been exploring Saturn and its many moons on humanity's behalf for more than 10 years, but its mission will come to an end in September when the spacecraft makes its planned death plunge into Saturn's thick atmosphere.
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The developments and constructive comments from both sides eased fears that the United States and China could plunge into a trade war, but Trump said this week that any deal would need "a different structure," fueling uncertainty over the negotiations.
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The quarterback position for the Vikings is firmly in Case Keenum's hands this week, and while it may plunge into chaos once both Sam Bradford and Teddy Bridgewater are healthy, this brief moment of stability is undoubtedly a welcome change.
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LONDON, Aug 26.5 (Reuters) - Holding Argentina's sovereign debt has never been for the faint- hearted but the government's announcement of a debt overhaul plan has sent investors scrambling to assess the likelihood that country will again plunge into full-scale default.
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The music video for Jenny Hval's "Female Vampire" zooms in on skin that peels, stretches, drips and writhes; it's a startlingly visceral experience that aptly represents the label Sacred Bones' broader plunge into the grotesque, the occult and the sinister.
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The women suddenly plunge into the arms of the men in uniform fish dives, but rather than being a virtuosic act, it's like a pause mid sentence that allows the eye to freeze, for just a second, on a moving painting.
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Rather than defeating him, however, the setback led to an epiphany, he said: It inspired him to plunge into business-cycle research and forge a career as a faddish investment adviser, which made him a millionaire for a second time.
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"The conditions at St Pancras have been simply appalling over the summer with dangerous levels of overcrowding on the concourse as services plunge into meltdown on the cusp of the busiest part of the year," said RMT General Secretary Mick Cash.
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Even luxury resorts not oriented around wellness are taking a plunge into health: Amanera, a luxury resort by Aman Resorts in the Dominican Republic, recently started offering a "Surf + Sun" program that includes energy treatments, yoga, healthy snacks, and guided meditation.
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If investors were right to sell off grocery chain stocks across the board in the United States and Europe on news of Amazon's plunge into the sector, it could be worth keeping Jeff Bezos' online giant away from Whole Foods.
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Germany's Suedzucker, Europe's largest sugar producer, cut its full-year earnings forecast last month, while rival Nordzucker said on Monday it expects to plunge into the red, both on expectations that sugar prices will not recover in the near term.
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A well-designed constitution is not enough to ensure a stable democracy — a lesson many Latin American independence leaders learned when they borrowed the American constitutional model in the early 19th century, only to see their countries plunge into chaos.
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But Russia was not alone: As noted by The New York Times, there were also many lone or small business profiteers who were able to take advantage of the tendency of Americans to plunge into headlines without plunging into substance.
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The next three songs help her regain her footing in the real world, and by the closer, "Killer," she's again confident enough to deliver a feisty manifesto, but she remains shaken in the aftermath of her deep plunge into desperation.
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You might think that all this meta-rumination would impose an intellectual distance between us and the show's main narrative, which charts McIntyre's self-dissolving plunge into a culture that measures time, space and identity in ways utterly alien to his own.
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In the last couple of years, malicious hackers and security researchers have abused and exposed countless of vulnerable devices, showing that the companies who are taking a plunge into the IoT market might not be ready or willing to secure their own products.
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What followed is both unique to these blocks and broadly familiar to anyone who has studied how healthy inner cities plunge into cascading poverty—a blend of dumb policy, dumb luck, structural racism, and the occasionally vengeful Greek dairy owner turned mayor.
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The conceivably onanistic "Study of reclining nude in the Medici Chapel with measurements" (circa 1520–1530), like the "Study of torso of Dusk in Medici Chapel," is a muscular and phantasmagorical plunge into where being and non-being reverse into each other.
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Late last month the Bank of Japan unexpectedly took the plunge into negative interest rates, following in the wake of the European Central Bank, which will more than likely shave another 10 basis points off its own sub-zero deposit rate in March.
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Close at hand are many golf courses, beaches, a wax museum and a Universal Studios theme park, complete with a space ride billed as an "intergalactic battle between good and evil" and "Revenge of the Mummy", which promises a "plunge into total darkness".
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I was secure enough in my career to make big financial moves Because I've been freelancing successfully for the past few years, I've built up enough of a steady client base to feel financially safe as I took the plunge into homeownership.
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Investors who have taken the initial plunge into the quasi-legal marketplace seem eager to take on more exposure, said Jim Patterson, CEO of Eaze, a three-year old company has raised $51.5 million in five rounds from more than a dozen investors.
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As Aparna Sinha, who is the Kubernetes group product manager at Google, said in her conference keynote, enterprise companies want some level of certainty that earlier adopters were willing to forego to take a plunge into the new and exciting world of containers.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - The digital economy's big annual trade show, CES, suffered a brief, disruptive plunge into darkness on Wednesday because of a power outage the show's organizers blamed on a glitch caused by heavy rains the day before in usually sunny Nevada.
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In New York City, where temperatures were expected to plunge into the single digits on Tuesday afternoon after a bout of rain and snow, emergency management officials pleaded with residents to be cautious on the roads and to watch out for signs hypothermia.
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While many Americans expect some degree of National Security Agency-style snooping and old-fashioned censorship, and some find it disturbing, the idea of actually doing business with the defense and intel folks might seem like a plunge into the dark side.
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A disturbing notion, but also an audacious gesture, so points to the SpongeBob team for taking the plunge into these semi-uncharted waters — even if it's admittedly jarring to see a human being over the age of 50 emit SpongeBob's high-pitched squeals.
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Then Republicans, with Trump leading the way, seized on the battle over the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh to tag the nominee's opponents as a "liberal mob," suggesting that the country would plunge into anarchy if Democrats took control of Congress.
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The developments and constructive comments from both sides eased fears that the United States and China could plunge into a trade war, but President Donald Trump said this week that any deal would need "a different structure," fueling uncertainty over the negotiations.
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Jim CooperJames (Jim) Hayes Shofner CooperThe Memo: Democrats plunge into politics of impeachment Taylor Swift 'obsessed' with politics, says she's cautious about celebrity support backfiring for Democrats The evolution of Taylor Swift's political activism MORE (Tenn.) to hop on board the impeachment train.
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And if none of that satisfies your classical music jones, you can always hop a train to Annandale-on-Hudson, where the Bard Music Festival kicks off this weekend with a deep plunge into the music and life of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
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My boyfriend cried at the last episode when a familial resolution gives a rare glimmer of hope, but I cried in the second, when a plunge into the depths of grief made me remember the endlessness of it all, the cycle of shit.
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LAS VEGAS, Jan 10 (Reuters) - The digital economy's big annual trade show, CES, suffered a brief, disruptive plunge into darkness on Wednesday because of a power outage the show's organizers blamed on a glitch caused by heavy rains the day before in usually sunny Nevada.
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Using data obtained by NASA's Cassini spacecraft before that mission ended in 2017 with a deliberate plunge into Saturn, the scientists found that some of frigid Titan's lakes of liquid hydrocarbons in this region are surprisingly deep while others may be shallow and seasonal.
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"Inferno" is a deeper plunge into some old preoccupations, as Mr. Herzog suggests by folding in scenes from that earlier movie as well as from another of his films, "La Soufrière — Waiting for an Inevitable Disaster" (1977), about a volcano on the verge of eruption.
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She was leading the women in a so-called cannabis sensuality circle that seemed like something out of 1960s Esalen: joints, frank talk about sexuality, meditation and — at the end of the night — a headlong plunge into a big bowl of strawberries and dark chocolate.
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DOOM's getting some expansion extras, too, with new maps and a new demon to kill, and anyone yet to take the plunge into this fresh hell can test the reboot of 1993's iconic shooter via a free demo, available for a short period only.
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Actors worship the way Bale makes a full-throttle plunge into every role, and the way he inhabits the wiry Miles is so distinctly different than his Oscar-nominated role as Dick Cheney last year that Bale has already scored SAG and Golden Globe nominations.
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Once Lauer takes a plunge into the online dating site Nerve — it's 2007, so this is before OkCupid and Tinder owned the market — the memoir starts using confession as a means to plumb the social mores, surface inanities and deeper dissatisfactions of the Internet's love economy.
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"When a people, a religion or a society turns into a 'little world', they lose the best that they have and plunge into a self-righteous mentality of 'I am good and you are bad'," Francis said at the Notre Dame College, founded by Catholic priests.
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He could travel to schools and educate children about the dangers of using a phone -- even a hands-free device -- while driving or plunge into legislative work full-time, since advocates believe there is a need for tougher distracted driving laws and penalties in every state.
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SEOUL, July 16 (Reuters) - The slogan for this month's world aquatics championships in South Korea is "Dive into Peace" but geopolitics will be the last thing on swimmers minds as they plunge into the Gwangju pool looking to lay down a marker ahead of the 2020 Olympics.
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You could argue that it all goes back to our modern way of life, that our hunger for the real stems from the increasing amount of time we spend away from it, opting instead to plunge into virtual worlds and to commune with our digital peers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When: Ends Saturday, December 23 ($135–150; rush tickets available through mailing list) Where: 383 Troutman Street (Bushwick, Brooklyn) This is the last week to plunge into the 1970s New Age world created by Third Rail Projects in a Bushwick warehouse.
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It's a journey that is also by turns a head-snapping plunge into the raging male id, incarnated by such purveyors of mayhem as Charles Manson, the Son of Sam, the Zodiac Killer, and the Symbionese Liberation Army, and a compassionate tale of woman-to-woman healing.
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More life carriers will likely take the plunge into telematics, including some utilizing a fitness-monitoring device to award points for those who exhibit healthy behaviors, thereby allowing policyholders to earn premium discounts and other rewards while facilitating a richer, more holistic relationship with their insurer.
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Taylor, whose testimony is seen as key, is scheduled to be the first witness to testify in an open hearing next week, a sign that Democrats believe he can deliver damaging testimony when they plunge into the public phase of their six-week-old impeachment inquiry.
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Ted Cruz -- a man who once warned that the country would "plunge into the abyss" under a Donald Trump presidency -- is now offering gushing praise for the President, calling him a much-needed "flash-bang grenade" who has upended the status quo in Washington for the better.
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The audience will be asked to close its eyes on occasion; at other times, Amith Chandrashaker's delicate lighting will plunge into total blackness, most memorably to simulate the disorientation of visiting the fabled, labyrinthine caves of country X. Is any of this starting to sound familiar?
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At 30 Chambers Street, a 23.875-unit condominium with prices starting at $222 million, the Chetrit Group commissioned Thomas Mellins, a writer, curator and co-author of three books on New York's architectural history with Robert A.M. Stern and others, to plunge into the building's history.
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Nowadays, it feels more likely that a console owner might be willing to take the plunge into PC gaming, just as a lifelong PC gamer might actually pick up the PS5 or Xbox Series X if the rumored specs are indeed as high as they seem.
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Since then, "I had no idea that this Ukraine story would break and the Democrats would decide to go for impeachment" and that "the ISM purchasing manager's index would plunge into recession territory," among other recent news that had a negative impact on stocks, Cramer said.
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Witness the fearless Special Ops canines who today parachute into combat zones, leap out of helicopters to plunge into bodies of water, and rely on high-tech equipment like infrared night-vision eye gear, called "doggles," that enables them to detect human body heat through concrete walls.
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The world's two largest economies have threatened each other with tariffs on tens of billions of dollars' worth of exports in recent months, leading to worries that Washington and Beijing may plunge into a full-scale trade war that could damage global growth and destabilize financial markets.
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With respect to North Korea, the world's most proximate danger, the generals may soon have to do for Trump what Netanyahu's generals did for him -- back quietly away from the edge of an abyss that has no clear bottom if America or the world were to plunge into it.
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Everyone told me it was safe, though sprinkled among these assurances are unsettling anecdotes, like the one where a truck driver pulled over to take a break, heard a grumbling sound, and leapt out of the cab in just enough time to watch his truck plunge into the ocean.
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No other scooter company has taken the plunge into Latin America yet besides Grin Scooters in Mexico City, but other larger cities such as Buenos Aires, Bogota, Santiago, and Lima would be ideal markets if the companies can figure out pricing as well as security and safety issues first.
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After the teams traded two field goals, the Patriots took the lead on Edelman's second career TD against the Jets with 1:52 left in the third quarter and extended it to 27-13 on Michel's plunge into the end zone on third and goal with 8:54 remaining.
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This was compounded by a huge failure of Congress to hold up their end of the bargain in supporting the transitional support promised by the law to companies willing to take the plunge into the unknown of the exchanges, as I wrote about in The Conversation in August.
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Rumors about his follow-up to Yeezus have circulated regularly since that album's release — at one point, it seemed plausible that he would release a companion record within a few months — and the recording process has been complicated by West's new fatherhood and his plunge into the fashion world.
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The (not inconsiderable) implications of a rapidly strengthening dollar aside, there remains another reason why the BAT may still radically impact international trade, which should give policymakers pause before they plunge into such a radical experiment: The BAT may not be consistent with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
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While investigators have not yet concluded what caused Flight 610 to plunge into the sea, they know that in the days before the crash the plane had experienced repeated problems in some of the same systems that could have led the aircraft to go into a nose dive.
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While the Deutsches Theater was conjecturing about future woes, the nearby Berliner Ensemble took a head-on plunge into present ones, with the Australian-Swiss director Simon Stone's "Eine griechische Trilogie" ("A Greek Trilogy"), a parable of female resistance and retaliation that seems custom-made for the #MeToo age.
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Hischier preferred hockey almost immediately because it was a fast game with a heavy emphasis on teamwork, but he did not decide to plunge into the sport full time until he was 12, significantly later than when many of the Canadians, Americans and Russians in the N.H.L. started playing.
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Several advisers warned him that he risked becoming like a wild animal chasing its prey so zealously that it raced over a cliff — a reminder that he could pursue his grievances and his eagerness to fling insults, but that the cost would be a plunge into an electoral abyss.
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In 2002, the groundbreaking report "Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care," published by a division of the National Academy of Sciences, took an exhaustive plunge into 100 previous studies, careful to decouple class from race, by comparing subjects with similar income and insurance coverage.
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The Matisse, like Arshile Gorky's "Diary of a Seducer" (1945), a plunge into angst-ridden sensuality in another time of crisis, is about art as a frivolity indispensable to a civilization that periodically verges on bloody collapse—a modest but robust instance of poise amid rushing, dire events.
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But if you just have to plunge into any murky water as this summer winds down, the CDC has a few recommendations: Swimmers can either keep their faces dry, or just keep the water out of their noses, "by holding their noses, or using nose clips," Cope said.
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"If your emotions are in a haywire spiral and you can't calm yourself down, try this fast, effective + fascinating technique: plunge into your MAMMALIAN DIVING REFLEX," she explains, with the last words being written on the body of a happy-looking seal diving into a body of water.
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The residents, many of who have been swimming there for decades, plunge into the waters from steps reached by a spindly wooden bridge propped up on the rocks, just a stone's throw from the heart of the financial center against a busy backdrop of container ships, ferries and fishing boats.
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Because it's built around a coral reef in a protected marine reserve, Milaidhoo resort guests often find exotic birds on their deck, or they can swim with sea turtles, dolphins and even nurse sharks right off the resort's beach (or just take a plunge into the sea from the bungalow).
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Rather than make our own choices, everything would be planned by mysterious game-designer artists; in lieu of reality we'd plunge into an interactive and bespoke form of travel-as-theater; instead of a generic itinerary the organizers got to know us in advance, somewhat intimately, via a probing questionnaire.
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It's not an academic plunge into epistemology, though; Thornton also has her sights set on Orientalism, the exotic, portraits of women travelers, and the way we tend to develop a sense of connection to those we follow — particularly relevant for Thornton, who traveled to Algeria and Geneva on Eberhardt's trail.
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Nonetheless, the lethargy of the company's initial response to the loss of Lion Air 610 seemed rooted less in fear or feelings of remorse than in genuine incredulity that these two pilots had been so incompetent as to plunge into the sea because of what amounted to a runaway trim.
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No secretary quite filled the role of Cordelia, the princess whose principled refusal to flatter King Lear in the opening scene of that tragedy ("I cannot heave/My heart into my mouth") helps to precipitate her father's descent into madness and the play's plunge into eye-gouging, several murders and a small war.
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The show constantly teases that David might plunge into darkness wholesale, even as the ragtag band of mutants he falls in with (because make no mistake, this is a "mission of the week" superhero show, only all of the missions so far take place in David's mind) hopes to keep him on track.
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Viber is somewhere in between these two: the company may have its roots as a pure-play messaging service, but ever since it was acquired by Rakuten — known as the Amazon of Japan — in 2014, I have been watching it to see when and how it would finally take the plunge into commerce.
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I had taken the plunge into vegetarianism back in middle school for a myriad of vague reasons: the sanctity of animals in my religion, my general apathy towards the taste of meat, and a bit of crazed mob mentality since several friends were attempting to join what was a trend at the time.
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We contort our bodies in ways that, if observed from within the room, would make us look like Samara from The Ring climbing out of the TV. All that to validate the astonishing amount of time and money we plunge into looking good because that's what society says will get us laid.
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Just as it's doubtful that distressed moms are so delicate as to be invariably triggered by the film, it seems unlikely that any viewer would assume that a plunge into a river and meet-n-greet with an actual mermaid savior—both plot points in Tully—are part and parcel of parenthood.
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And if we're being honest, Cleveland's plunge into the lottery with just about the same cast James led to last year's Finals—Kevin Love's injury notwithstanding—combined with L.A.'s leap from a five-year postseason drought to possible home-court advantage in the Western Conference playoffs is all the evidence we need.
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Although Belch wouldn't plunge into the company's secret sauce nor financial terms with teams, he says STRIVR uses everything from GoPros to high-end Blackmagic cameras to capture footage, before using a combination of custom-built computer and camera solutions, and custom software which automatically fits video together at the highest quality… and swiftly.
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This was a man, after all, who could plunge into books about black history one moment and, the next, lead the police — who were constantly tailing him — on 100-mile-per-hour wild goose chases around the city for no apparent reason, returning to his apartment without even having been issued a ticket for speeding.
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The data from Chang'e-23's moon landing expedition was released by the Chinese National Space Administration in 23, but it didn't garner much attention in Western media until this week, when Planetary Society blogger Emily Lakdawalla took a bold plunge into the clunky, Chinese-only website, extracted the photos, and placed them in an easily downloadable, searchable format.
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The change was evident as President Trump explained his decision to abandon a 31-year-old arms-control treaty with Russia — hinting he was ready to plunge into a new arms race with both Moscow and Beijing, and as the Justice Department filed charges, for the third time this year, against Russians accused of interfering in American elections.
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From the intimate details of Lady Bird to the bleakly comedic terror of Get Out, from the cat's-eye-view shots of Kedi to the sudden plunge into the vastness of infinity in A Ghost Story, movies often felt like a great way to remove myself, for a little while, from life as I was living it.
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Sam, who had been brought up in North London, found his grandfather to be quite exotic: The small and wiry World War I veteran would sing opera in a booming Trinidadian accent, traipse around his creaky Colonial house in shorts and flip-flops and vigorously greet each morning with a pre-dawn plunge into the sea.
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"This retreat is for the &aposspiritually-curious&apos folks who perhaps aren&apost quite ready to take the plunge into a full, 10-day vegan yoga and meditation retreat/cleanse, but are ready to dive a little deeper into understanding themselves and their relationship to the universe in a fun, pressure-free environment," Walker told Lonely Planet.
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But now that I have access to a steady supply of fresh eggs from a local farm, and I've finally mastered the technique of cooking them so their yolks turn marigold yellow and just barely set in the center (the secret: simmer for nine minutes, then plunge into an ice bath), I've been trying to change this.
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But given that Marvel parent Disney has ambitious plans for its own streaming service that will make use of the Marvel brands -- along with "Star Wars" and the studio's animated properties -- it would be well advised to consider the limitations of these shows, as well as the strengths, before braving another "Daredevil"-like plunge into the streaming waters.
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According to a description of the new function in the update, users can now choose to have Plex plunge into their video libraries and strip them of advertising—but the process is long and CPU intensive, so it might be inadvisable to host your server on an old, Pentium-powered laptop: Attempt to automatically detect and remove commercials from recordings.
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Though probably not every extravagant extreme of the artist's life and work has been addressed here, Bacon and the Mind: Art, Neuroscience and Psychology is a rewarding plunge into his brain that every painter and lover of painting should take, especially those able to visit the current Bacon exhibition at the Pompidou Center entitled Bacon en toutes lettres (Bacon: Books and Painting).
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The international rollout of the Oculus Rift has been happening in fits and starts, but today the VR headset takes a big plunge into markets outside the US. Oculus has announced that the Rift will be available to buy in a number of European and Canadian stores from September 20th, with online preorders from the same retailers starting today for a suggested price of £549 or €699.
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We do not have nearly the space here for me to explain the particular magic of these birds — the comedy of their bowling-pin proportions, the expressiveness of their head tilts, the way they cluster on rocky islands but then scatter off, flapping madly, bullet-shaped in the air, only to dive and plunge into the sea, emerging with beaks full of sagging silver fish.
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It also looks like a pretty brave and/or foolish (depending on your view) full-bore plunge into video dating, with nothing so sophisticated as a privacy screen to prevent any, er, unwanted blushes… (Whereas safety screening is an element we've recently seen elsewhere in the category — see: Blindlee.) There's also seemingly no way for users to specify the gender they wish to talk to.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE is a fresh face, and he has the countenance of an eager teaching assistant, just wanting to plunge into office hours and teach his undergrads about English literature.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft brought us stunning views of Saturn's moon Enceladus as it prepared to plunge into its icy spray in October: Oh, and our own Moon just couldn't resist photobombing Earth and mooning a camera on the DSCOVR spacecraft, as shown in this animation: Image: NASA/NOAA/via GIPHY Nice of you to pop by, Moon, it's not like we were expecting some good pictures of you four months earlier or anything.
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The First Avenger is set in the early 21968s, and its plot revolves around the Red Skull tracking the Tesseract to Norway (via Norse mythology) and stealing it in hopes that he can cultivate and harness its energy to win World War II. Captain America thwarts Red Skull's plan, Red Skull gets beamed up through a wormhole the Tesseract creates, and both Captain America and the Tesseract ultimately plunge into the ocean.
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I have my doubts this is going to become a thing, given that Whitford's an in-demand actor who probably doesn't want to fly up to Toronto every few weeks to hang out in a story that's already written itself into a corner, but the presence of the story allows for a kind of pressure-release valve from the plunge into darkness that has been everything in this season after June's first capture way back in episode three.
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Coming from different perspectives, Marcus (cognitive science) and Brooks (robotics) have been writing for the last several years about the perils of deep learning, and why it had been overhyped; they also independently reached similar conclusions about the need for developing machine-interpretable common sense as a prerequisite for reaching the next level of AI. When Marcus decided to take the plunge into robotics, he says he realized immediately that Brooks, a legend in robotics, would be the perfect collaborator, and Marcus spent months recruiting him.
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Before diving in to the details, here are some numbers: 53: The number of city pools 900: The number of pool lifeguards 1.7 million: The number of users last summer 16 million: The total number of gallons in all the pools $0: The entry fee Yes, these urban oases are free, but before you plunge into that cool, chlorinated bliss, you must show an attendant at the entrance that you have a conventional bathing suit — shorts must have a lining — and a sturdy padlock to secure your belongings in a locker.
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