The process of reporting is just talking to people, having realizations, talking to other people inspired by those realizations, etc.
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What sudden realizations did you two have from this episode?
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Nostalgia arrives, but so do some realizations about the past.
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What for you were the film's biggest revelations or realizations?
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Why am I coming to all these realizations so late?
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Before we even started Periscoping, we ran into a few realizations.
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Your intuition is sharp tonight, and you're making some interesting realizations.
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Major realizations are on the way, thanks to the upcoming eclipse.
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The novel "bubbles with self-realizations," our reviewer, Cherise Wolas, wrote.
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Important realizations about your social life and creative projects arrive today, Pisces.
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Major realizations take place—things you couldn't understand before are now clear.
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Important realizations will arrive when the Sun meets Mercury on April 1.
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She contorts songs into weird shapes, terse emotional sketches or performed realizations.
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You have some very sudden realizations about what's important to you today.
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Deep thoughts will come your way today, as will some funny realizations.
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Sometimes their tone prompts unhappy realizations about what Gmail sees in us.
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A few realizations began to dawn on del Castillo, she says now.
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Through all the realizations and revelations, 12 years later, we are still here.
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"The combination of production and price realizations drove the outperformance," analyst Hanold said.
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I turned 27 this past March, and it was a birthday of realizations.
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Here are seven realizations that came out of my seven days of silence.
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Investment management results were down due in large part to lower investment realizations.
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Jenner spoke to the Advocate concerning her realizations, revelations, and overall personal growth.
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This, to me, was one of the most jarring realizations of my recovery.
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You'll be working through some hard emotions, and you'll have some major realizations.
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The full moon in Sagittarius arrives June 9, which will bring profound realizations.
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Nevertheless, these misheard lyrics can lead to hilarious realizations and even funny videos.
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Add this to your list of realizations: Justin Timberlake is quite the bizarre wordsmith.
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Fans might also come to some realizations of their own after watching the show.
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Each song on this album is about problem solving and having realizations about yourself.
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Eclipses correspond to major realizations or events that define the course of one's fate.
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From my travels, I had some realizations about fusion food—that terrible f-word.
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Over the past semester, I've had small but important realizations in academic settings too.
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But there were no white lights, and she woke up with no divine realizations.
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In terms of revenue, the industry has gross box-office realizations of $2.1 billion.
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Other brands have had "we've been slacking on brand marketing" realizations in recent months.
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But Ms. Fridlund has to guide her readers to these realizations on a leash.
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It gives me hope that we're in for some of those real horror realizations.
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We come to our individual realizations on Monday when the Sun trines a retrograde Pluto.
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From the very first meal in silence until the last, many realizations came cascading in.
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Tonight's full moon in Capricorn brings some powerful realizations and emotions that you can't ignore.
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They also bring powerful realizations, strong enough to forever change your view of a situation.
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This morning's lunar eclipse, in fellow Fire sign Leo, finds you having some important realizations.
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It was a major week for you, Leo: You've had some major realizations about yourself.
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It helped me come to a lot of realizations about some things in my life.
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Pay close attention to your daydreams, too—special messages and realizations will come your way.
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Expect to make some inspiring connections today, and to have some profound realizations this evening.
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Unexpected, random realizations about some issue that's been bothering you will arrive later this evening.
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A full moon in Libra is on the way very late tonight, bringing some powerful realizations.
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You're facing some hard realizations today, Pisces, but you're ready to take action and move forward.
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You'll have some important realizations about your relationships when the Sun meets Mercury on April 1.
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But her denial eventually opens up into introspection, and Alex makes small realizations about her life.
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What were some of the bigger-picture realizations you had when you were filming this show?
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It's like vintages of private equity funds: There are no realizations, just money out the door.
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It's not uncommon to mishear lyrics and it can lead to some funny realizations and memes.
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When I get stuck on problems, I kick my horn up because it helps inspire subconscious realizations.
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They may not be weary, but Ash feels cathartic—a small light boldly pushing through dark realizations.
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Full moons are all about culmination and realizations, and this one will be big for your relationships.
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These realizations provide a glimpse of light, though a tunnel must be built to reach that light.
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Key realizations about what's important to you arrive when the sun meets Venus retrograde on October 26.
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This one will bring some important news your way, or it'll bring you some deep philosophical realizations.
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You're going to have a lot of deep realizations about the world around you at this time.
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You're in a nostalgic mood today, and some realizations about the past or old secrets may surface.
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These realizations are helping shape the conversations about consent and relationships that I'm having with my teenage daughter.
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Massive changes will come as a result of this opposition; endings take place, and big realizations are made.
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His quest becomes a journey to find his inner panda and leads him to all sorts of realizations.
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Anna makes it clear to me that whatever realizations I extracted from this reading are the right ones.
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The first realizations from the Sonos and Ikea partnership aren't expected to be in stores until 2019, however.
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The movie is one of my all-time favorites — despite my later realizations about how problematic it is.
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There are three realizations you come to once you enter the real world as a working adult: 1.
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The end of Pluto retrograde brings powerful realizations about the power structures within the communities you belong to.
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Carve out time to sit with your emotions today—big realizations are made while you meditate or journal.
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Changes are still in the works, and you've had realizations about parts of your life that are undergoing transformation.
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Powerful transformations and realizations are taking place in your relationships, Capricorn—but watch out for jealous or possessive vibes.
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Rather, it's about realizations like this, about no longer complicitly consuming content that belittles women and perpetuates rape culture.
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But one of the first realizations I had after founding Omada was just how much I had to learn.
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Eclipses are times for powerful realizations about the person you want to become, and this one is no exception.
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A full moon in Earth sign Capricorn arrived early this morning, at 12:07 AM, bringing release and realizations.
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Therapists were amazed by its ability to provoke immediate realizations that typically took patients many months to arrive at.
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There's a powerful full moon in Scorpio today, bringing you intense philosophical realizations as well as some revealing conversations.
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Some recent crisis brought major realizations around what's valuable to you, as well as some big shifts around money.
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These are all rote realizations of moments alluded to in the original trilogy or the ever-retconned Expanded Universe.
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These realizations lead to many other discussions, especially ones that pertain to the relationship between the individual and society.
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This week will inspire us to dive deep, and by the end of it, we should emerge with new realizations.
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As for what's next, those close to Bieber say he has turned his life around upon making some key realizations.
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And Garnett proves to be a great listener, because you see several realizations play across his face in that scene.
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And really, in our hyper-distracted world, it would be easy to never take time on these realizations at all.
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Cumberbatch, who'd already spent weeks wrapped in Stephen Strange's heavy wool smock and luxurious cape, had one of those realizations.
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They are interacting internal causes, capable of very different physical realizations, that serve the goals of individuals in specific ways.
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There's a full moon in fellow Water sign in Cancer this evening, opening your year with some deep, profound realizations.
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That the frontman, Barry Johnson, would arrive at these realizations has seemed clear since his band's 2011 self-titled debut.
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"Industry has 2 unpleasant realizations - first, that the Government's priority remains its political survival, not the economy," the memo said.
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Later, viewers witness similar experiments from the rear, and the change in perspective leads to realizations and surprises, even shocks.
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Others range from outrage, to the expected toxicity, but also sobering realizations, and even relief from survivors of sexual assault.
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Absent such retroactivity, people could delay capital gains realizations and new investments, which could hurt federal revenues and the economy.
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You've made some big realizations over the last few weeks around how you want to be seen by the world.
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Though he grew up more into hardcore and punk, metal was his way of coming to realizations about who he was.
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" Many of those realizations were still taking root during the recording process, as was the story behind "Oxygen & The Mellow Stuff.
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Some deep realizations about intimacy issues could take place then, or perhaps a discovery concerning a complicated financial situation will occur.
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Drama in your social life is in the air, and some shocking realizations take place due to the eclipse in Leo.
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These realizations marked her political awakening, prompting her to lead voter registration drives and devote herself to the civil rights movement.
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This was the first in a long list of realizations that certain songs I really loved were written by Bob Dylan.
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Years present: 20033 to 22003 As a Gemini Uranus native, your mind is a palace of exhilarating evolution and humbling realizations.
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Can they have realizations and catharsis and all these different things, or are we just who we are and that's that?
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Like all of my most important realizations, this one came to me at the medium-bad Mexican restaurant across from my apartment.
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You're on the brink of some powerful realizations this week as we lead up to a total full moon eclipse next Monday.
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On Wednesday, Venus enters its home sign of Taurus at 53:46 AM, securing us in our creature comforts despite new realizations.
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After having some important realizations during the full moon in your sign last weekend, you're ready to talk about what you've learned.
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There is a full moon in fellow water sign Cancer on December 22, bringing big emotions, drama, and important realizations your way.
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Nevertheless, five key realizations indicate how far we have come and how much further we can go: The U.S. will champion innovation.
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A critical turning point has arrived today, Aries, and very powerful conversations and realizations are made due to Mercury's opposition to Pluto.
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They returned to Manhattan to whisper their realizations to newcomers trying to break into Hollywood: The camera is the storyteller, not you.
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After interviewing almost 50 YouTube stars, Eagle said one of his biggest realizations was that being a YouTuber is "genuinely hard work".
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We may be feeling a bit riled up from our realizations from Sunday, and excited to share this new perspective with others.
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A few years after my violin was stolen, I began to be flooded by memories and realizations, so I began to write.
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That's one of the realizations I think you have when you start to study poverty, that it's very expensive to be poor.
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And both films are openly coming-of-age stories, about the last days of innocence before unwanted adult realizations and responsibilities set in.
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Anyway, full moons bring reveals and realizations, and this one will concern your love life, your social life, and your creative, artistic pursuits.
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But even if Marshmello was just having a laugh, it still brought us a few realizations about spectacle, anonymity, and music festival culture.
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Whether you choose to spend this time alone or in the company of people you enjoy, some profound spiritual realizations will take place.
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The sanago is known for treating arthritis and other bone and joint issues, but also for bringing on emotional healing and self-realizations.
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Though at times shady as hell, Pluto is also the planet of transformation, so life-changing conversations, ideas, or realizations could be made.
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I've had to come to some honest and painful realizations about why I did that, and I want to share those truths with you.
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These rulings were driven by two realizations: Ethnically based challenges would reduce every judge to a racial category, which would be racist in itself.
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Your planetary ruler Venus squares off with Saturn this morning, finding you facing difficult realizations—and feeling frustrated about not getting what you want.
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Given Mandel's interest in contingency and coincidence, perhaps we could add further that all novels are realizations of adjacent, just-out-of-reach realities.
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I think it would be a solid and beneficial step for us all to simply come to the realizations: Trump is going to Trump.
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In the correct setting, the hallucinogenic brew is said to induce visions and realizations that can help people see their own lives more clearly.
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At one point, he maintains that he can come to realizations about the Athenian past by "squinting" and intuiting what life must have been like.
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Even if commodity prices were to improve, "we expect significant default realizations ahead," UBS strategists Matthew Mish and Stephen Caprio wrote in a research note.
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It pivots to reveal a narrative that is discovered as it goes along, creating a state of shifting consciousness in which to register its realizations.
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You've made some deep realizations about your unconscious habits recently, and tonight's major for processing tricky, deep issues around intimate issues like sex or money.
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The last few months have been riddled with realizations about the women who enabled patterns of abuse, in some cases over the course of decades.
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I expected to vomit my guts out, have vibrant visions, and arrive at life-altering realizations, as many who have consumed the hallucinogenic plant describe.
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Such affective distance is the exact cause and effect that closes off this work to current realizations of icebergs as visual indicators of global warming.
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The development of 3D printing technology has been embraced by artists as a new medium to explore and facilitate hitherto impossible realizations of the imagination.
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But one of the realizations I've had working on this book is that feeling good is a really important part of something working for you.
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Grizzly Coast "Forever" Yes, this week's column will be full of songs about breakups and realizations we have when relationships are over, thanks for asking.
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Big realizations take place as the moon opposes philosophical Jupiter, and a harmonious energy flows in your relationships as the moon connects with the sun.
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Earlier on Wednesday Cenovus reported a first quarter loss and said bitumen realizations from its oil sands projects took a hit from high condensate prices.
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Certain confrontations and realizations are written with acute perception and touching restraint, and Matt Smith, Jared Harris, and Eileen Atkins, among others, do excellent work.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. One of the greatest realizations I have had as an adult is that straight men don't care about sex.
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Often, you're the one coming up with the grand realizations, so all that talking about the horrible stuff is a process of being honest with yourself.
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"The realizations I had in that process helped me gain insights and ultimately got me ready to incorporate self-care into my daily life," she said.
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"He was one of the very influential people in my life, who actually allowed me to come to all of these realizations even more," Djokovic said.
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Bitcoin therefore becomes the perfect speculative commodity, with a value that is based not on fundamentals or cash flows, but on future realizations of investor sentiment.
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The Sun will enter Taurus on April 19, meeting with Mercury retrograde on the same day, so expect some interesting realizations to take place around then!
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This is what Jessica Jones is trying to find out in season 2, even though her discoveries will lead her to some unexpected realizations about her past.
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The sun meets Venus retrograde at 10:15 AM, finding us at a key point in our journeys, making important realizations about love, money, and our values.
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According to the Tax Foundation, the plan has "increased incentives to delay capital gains realizations," and would be a drag on growth and wages over a decade.
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The lyrics almost pour out of him more than he sings them, the intimate moments and sudden realizations streaming forth in this torrent of world-upending grief.
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Super Breakout, however, took things up a couple of notches with better graphics and many more realizations of the walls you have to keep wrecking to survive.
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"Concerns regarding price realizations and production growth forecasts weighed on Permian producers as differentials blew out at times well over $10 during the quarter," Holmes told CNBC.
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A full moon in Libra arrives at 8:37 AM. Finally, the Moon opposes Mercury retrograde at 12:15 AM, making for some interesting realizations and conversations.
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An exciting full moon in Libra arrives today, lighting up the communication sector of your chart and finding some crucial information or deep realizations coming your way.
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The lockdown has also prompted some people to reassess their lives and what is most important to them, bringing unexpected realizations and touching moments with their families.
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The lockdown has also prompted some people to reassess their lives and what is most important to them, bringing unexpected realizations and touching moments with their families.
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A lot of people can go to therapy their whole lives and they don't come to the kind of realizations that are freeing in the way you have.
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One of the more shocking realizations about the avocado this year was just how many humans accidentally cut open their hands with knives when they're prepping the fruit.
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Plenty of adults have talked about how the election opened their eyes, but could you imagine making all of those realizations at age 13 or 15 or 17?
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You love the drama of a full moon, Leo, and the one that arrived this morning in Air sign Libra brought you some interesting news and deep realizations.
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This song is about having high expectations, about coming to realizations, and about believing they're each too good to each other which will inevitably lead to their demise.
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This is a powerful day to do some journaling or to reach out to someone trustworthy who you can vent to—you're likely to have some deep realizations!
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" Coming out or otherwise making major realizations about one's self later in life, Fabbre noted, "often reflects a sense of awareness about time and time left to live.
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Imperial reported a profit of C$96 million ($73.05 million) in its upstream unit compared with a loss a year earlier, as price realizations rose and costs fell.
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I love a solve with a variety of slow realizations and delicious layers, some of which sneak up on you, as well as eccentric flourishes along the way.
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I love a solve with a variety of slow realizations and delicious layers, some of which sneak up on you, as well as eccentric flourishes along the way.
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What Duchamp wrote about the work then — that the ideas in the glass are more important than the actual visual realizations — certainly applies when considering the work today.
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There's a powerful full moon in Capricorn this evening, which will bring powerful realizations and shifts around money, or, on an emotional level, around your sense of self-worth.
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I loved how Sebastian Stan projects the emotions Bucky feels onto the audience and demonstrates the difficult realizations Bucky is going through even though he doesn't have many lines.
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Why it matters: One of the biggest realizations I've come to over the past year is that most Americans have no concept of how big sports betting can become.
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I think some of the hardest realizations come later in the book: the only part of the book in which no lynchings occur, ostensibly a measure of racial progress.
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As the full moon meets power planet Pluto, there are deep realizations about what you believe in and stand for, and how this will shape your life moving forward.
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But even you, dear virgin, can't hide from the Mars opposition to Pluto, on July 2, which will bring drama, confrontations, and realizations in your love and social life.
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These realizations seem simple, but when the world has pushed your grip on reality through the size zero prism, it's pretty hard to see the woods through the fat.
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One of the key realizations in recent years is that no action can be assumed to remain in obscurity given how fast information and rumor spread across social networks.
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A lot of emotional processing is taking place, and you're having serious realizations about changes you need to make in your life as the moon opposes Venus and Mars.
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Many of the passengers' realizations, though, are rife with trite, self-help clichés about "finding" oneself — sentiment that can turn off more cynical viewers with its navel-gazing impracticality.
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People are feeling volatile, and the shit hits the fan (another of my favorite old sayings) as realizations are made and people find that they can't take it anymore!
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After a few minutes of looking I finally came to the realizations that the cloth represents how we like to cover up our problems, and leave them for later.
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"If Tehran's satisfaction has not been guaranteed about the realizations of commitments (by Europe) by the set deadline, we will take a strong step to reduce commitments," he warned.
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So, it's probably one of the biggest realizations that I've had, as CloudFlare has grown, about how there really is a patchwork of different government regulation around the world.
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When he talks about his movies, in his enthusiastic, quietly intense way, it is a therapy where he makes on-the-fly realizations he missed during the filmmaking process.
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You may have pruned some interpersonal branches or had realizations about things that have been "too much," but now it's time to gain more through your very fruitful relationships.
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But don't forget about your local neighborhood, too: The full moon in Scorpio on April 22 will find you making discoveries and realizations about the world you're already familiar with.
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One of the most significant realizations during this flood of new science was that many dinosaurs were likely warm-blooded, quick animals, and some species may have been relatively clever.
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"We estimate that realizations that would be subject to the $21625 million tax bracket would be permanently 2900 percent lower than they otherwise would have been," the Tax Foundation wrote.
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A powerful connection between the planet of the mind, Mercury, and the planet of power, Pluto, occurs at 10:52 PM—intense realizations are made and transformative conversations take place.
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Some delightful realizations occurred from this: also reduced was my own access to information as to what exactly were the effects of my Art Action; what art did I make?
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We're far more prepared for Marcello's ultimately dark realizations about himself than he is, however, because The Conformist's entire visual, cinematic, and aesthetic design has already told us what's up.
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This and the plot's stillness — days pile up, but many of the novel's "events" are Shmuel's realizations — make reading "Judas" feel a bit like reading Thomas Bernhard without the misanthropy.
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Revelations and realizations are made, especially concerning themes of intimacy and debts (again, emotional and financial), and even things like inheritances, other kinds of shared resources, and endings or transformations.
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When Iscove refused, the producer demanded that he use Usher in more scenes as the school's resident DJ. All of these small, seemingly harmless details build up to more disturbing realizations.
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There's no hero's journey beyond the literal journey between southeast England's empty venues and identikit hotels, no reflection on how Brent's behavior affects others, no fundamental realizations about his unhealthy lifestyle.
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One of the more recent works is Amalia Ulman's Excellences & Perfections, for which the artist created an artificial social media persona that satirized selfies, shallow self-realizations, and Instagram model culture.
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It's realizations like these, where you're laughing at something only to discover the absolute downer that forms part of the backstory, are a good reminder to maybe not be total jerks.
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Emotions range from unease to outright horror as the reality of what's going on becomes clear, but hindsight realizations — of what you've done and where it brought you — are the most unsettling.
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That means there's also the hope of new beginnings, new love songs and happy endings, or at least comforting realizations that come to in the midst of all the muck and mire.
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"We believe the drag from sustained high rates and the strong dollar may cause data realizations in early 2017 to be weaker than expected, and cause delays again in the normalization trajectory."
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Hollywood's recent reckoning has presented some hard-to-stomach realizations about the entertainment industry, both for the fans who consume it, as well as the actors who were a part of it.
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Earnings from the upstream segment — responsible for exploring for and extracting fossil fuels — fell by $738 million from the third quarter of 2015 as lower realizations from petroleum liquids and gas fell.
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At 26, Davidson's return to Arizona inspired her to document her life—and a fresh set of realizations—in that very moment, struck with creative stimulation and isolation in the quonset hut.
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Track & field athletes/cheerleaders: This isn't too new a piece of information, but it seems like Jessica will still be on the squad as she readjusts her life following her personal realizations.
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Speaking at an event this week held by The Female Quotient, part of the Cannes Lions advertising festival, chief marketing officers spoke of personal realizations about the lack of diversity in advertising.
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In a year outside of my control, with unexpected personal realizations, collective tragedies, and a fraught (and, personally, frightening) election, my favorite games did exactly what this year did: they took away control.
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From privacy scandals and the proliferation of fake news, to consumer realizations that their relationship with technology has possibly gone too far, people are reconsidering the value Big Tech brings into their lives.
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Google's approach at launch really doesn't seem to be as much about discovery as it is simply touting that the Pixel 2 can come to the same realizations with AI as we can.
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Communication planet Mercury meets Pluto, the planet of power and transformation, at 3:47 PM—expect profound realizations to take place, and watch out for power struggles and rigid, obsessive, or jealous thinking.
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"Looking at 2017, how we fund the 2017 budget, I think we have started to work on that and look at a mixed strategy of debt and asset realizations," Kemi Adeosun told CNBC Africa.
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These realizations are hard, slapping like a palm to the face each time Nadia, and her de-facto partner in crime, Alan Zaveri (played deftly by Charlie Barnett) live and die and live again.
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"Furthermore, the Government of Alberta's production curtailment order significantly affected financial performance, as improved upstream realizations were more than offset by reduced downstream margins," Rich Kruger, Imperial's chief executive officer, said in a statement.
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"It gives the company some positive momentum going into a liability management exercise and it likely raises recovery realizations under a restructuring scenario modestly," said Todd Schubert, fixed income analyst at Bank of Singapore.
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These may seem like strikingly obvious realizations, but they in part explain why Republican leaders who tout the benefits of cutting government, free trade, and entitlement reform to struggling middle class voters are falling flat.
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The Houston, Texas-based refiner's realized refining margins in the first quarter fell 56 percent to $7.23 per barrel, from the fourth quarter, primarily due to higher Canadian crude prices, and lower clean product realizations.
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"We are the same / I want to be your man, but I can't," Duffy sings on "Be Yr Man," packing a set of complex realizations about love and identity into five minutes of acoustic elegance.
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And as a woman of color who is lesbian identified, I'm happy to be able to give back to the community who helped me—ever since I was 18—reach my own realizations about myself.
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Ms. Seydoux holds her own in a lineage of actresses who have played the same role in celebrated screen realizations directed by Jean Renoir (Paulette Goddard in 1946) and Luis Buñuel (Jeanne Moreau in 1964).
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And more importantly, my time with Marie helped me come to some realizations—like how difficult it was to relinquish power and really let go of my masculinity over the course of a few minutes.
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We came to these realizations once before in 1932, and created a vibrant democratic state over the following few decades—one that rapidly expanded our life spans, defeated the Nazis, and helped create Silicon Valley.
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McClarnon is a superb actor, and this episode could have fallen flat in multiple moments, but I felt like it was all held together by his dawning realizations and the tremor of understanding in his eyes.
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Roger McNamee, a venture capitalist and former mentor to Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, recounts and reflects on the conversations, events and realizations that led up to the catastrophic failure of the world's largest social network.
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Bojack Horseman has never been so simple as to focus purely on one man's redemption, and Season 6 uses Bojack's limited contact with the rest of the main characters to move them towards their own realizations.
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But the best thing about Rogers is that she is constantly growing and learning — even during our chat, where she makes some sound realizations about herself, and about the industry she is quickly helping to remold.
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Investigating names I didn't initially recognize, but then coming to my own realizations, and remembering experiences I'd forgotten about, through text history and other clues like send dates, caused shudder after awkward laugh after forehead smack.
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Even as on-paper specimens of the so-called "establishment," they can never feel as if they've truly made it and so they behave as outcasts of the American dream rather than as realizations of it.
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The art show, The Art of Whipped Cream, opening in May at Paul Kasmin Gallery in NYC, features the final realizations of each costume from the ballet, Whipped Cream, a graceful choreographed feat by Alexei Ratmanksy.
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I had many epiphanies on my trip through Slovakia, with all the time alone driving or hiking lending itself to realizations about my own place in the world and the dizzying magnitude of this yearlong trip.
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Chris and Starr's interracial relationship, and his realizations about race and privilege, are also significant plotlines in the coming-of-age story, which is based on the New York Times best-selling novel by author Angie Thomas.
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I enjoy capturing my travels and sharing them with my followers and friends, but the rare opportunity to be thousands of miles away for an extended period of time doesn't come without both good and bad realizations.
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Following these realizations, Negrón-Muntaner and Santos Negrón set out to create an art project that would facilitate an "alternative conception of the economy" and a more just system for those expelled from the current capitalist system.
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"Despite these challenging conditions, we are pleased with our investment performance, specifically our deployment of capital, appreciation of our existing portfolio and realizations from exits," co-Chief Executive Kewsong Lee said in an investor call on Tuesday.
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Late one night, I woke up to three realizations: The hall light was shining directly on my face (annoying); Elder Ellsworth was not in the room (against the rules); and something awful was happening in the bathroom.
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Some of these realizations don't hit until you're well into the early-retirement game, spending your days leisurely, traveling throughout Europe for months on end, or blogging about your new lifestyle with a mountain view before you.
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The writer-director, Meredith Danluck, relies heavily on flashback sequences to illustrate Katherine's dawning realizations.. Though Katherine moves through exclusive and expensive environments in both the past and present, she scrutinizes her surroundings without indulging in them.
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She does learn to be kinder to a sweet-natured bartender / love interest and to her faithful assistant, but those changes don't come with any realizations about gender, or about how to navigate sexism and the glass ceiling.
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Fundraising is expected to moderate to some extent, as a result, but management fees are expected to retain their resiliency, as capital not yet earning management fees (shadow AUM) remains elevated and realizations of legacy investments have declined.
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Key realizations take place as Mercury meets Venus retrograde on October 15, and a big boost in intuition arrives as Mercury connects with Neptune on October 19—this is a dreamy day to travel and explore the world.
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One of the countless painful realizations to unspool from the helicopter crash that killed Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven others is that Kobe will not be there for the induction he envisioned from boyhood.
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Momentous upheavals can equally sweep a person toward thrilling self-realizations or grind them into rage or despair, her novels make clear, although she has tended to cast glittering white women at the front and center of her narratives.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Did you ever have any realizations about racism or sexism as a child, the way the 7-year-old in the article did when she learned about George Washington owning slaves?
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What it's about: Someone Great falls into that hallowed genre of comedies in which a tightly knit group of friends experiences a series of self-realizations (in some movies more than others) over the course of one crazy day.
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What actually happened was that in the years before Trump's campaign, he and Bannon seemed to come to parallel but similar realizations about what much of the GOP base wanted and truly cared about — and weren't getting from existing Republican elites.
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These sorts of realizations normally send me into a brief spiral of panic, and this time, the existential salve is a retinoid and Cocofloss, which has now come to have the effect of making me feel slightly better about absolutely everything.
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As the books reach their conclusion, the protagonists slowly reach one of the most heartbreaking realizations of getting older: that our elders are flawed and fallible and ultimately won't save us, that we have no choice but to save ourselves.
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Ina Fried (Axios): To follow up on that, I assume some of those collective realizations came when you guys wanted to update it and you looked around and said: 'If we're going to do an update, this is what people want.
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Later that evening, we hit a rebellious stride as the sun squares off with unconventional Uranus at 8:30 PM. We can stand up for ourselves and make well-informed upgrades after a weekend of poor choices and heavy realizations.
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As such, a lot of The Magicians' second season centered on how the system is rigged against you, how adulthood is a constant stream of realizations that you can't possibly hope to stand against the massive, overwhelming weight of history.
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"Producers want this because it will give them better realizations than what they will see in the North American market," Anatol Feygin, executive vice president and chief commercial officer at Cheniere, told reporters after an investor meeting in New York.
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Even so, his and Ms. Sheil's exploration of these intertwined stories manages to get at some deeper realizations about our enduring fascination with television and our fear of its power, while unconsciously mirroring the manner in which "Network" was actually created.
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And previous to that time, I had come to some personal realizations about myself in regards to desire and my struggle with being in monogamous relationships, which had taken part in the somewhat simultaneous collapse of a few things in my life.
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As in James's Turn of the Screw (magnificently adapted as the 1961 Jack Clayton film The Innocents), we're left to gradually perceive that our protagonist isn't who he appears to be, through the other characters' slow realizations about his real personality and motivations.
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"The realizations that unfolded in the US about polarization throughout the election — deliberate disinformation targeted toward specific populations and the large role that Facebook played in that strategy, it all happened here in our 2016 election," said the University of the Philippines' David.
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As the #MeToo movement has led to bigger public conversations about consent and power, Lewinsky says she finds herself grappling with newfound – and "complicated" – realizations about her relationship with the president of the United States as an intern in his White House.
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The full moon in Aries arrives on September 24, bringing a climax to a long-brewing conversation and illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your mind—you're making some interesting connections and realizations at this time, and thinking up brilliant ideas!
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"In 2017, we took in $108 billion of capital inflows, invested more than $50 billion, and returned more than $55 billion to our limited partner investors through realizations – all new records for the firm," Blackstone Chief Executive Stephen Schwarzman said in a statement.
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Every time she appears on screen, Lyonne's sheer force of personality lights the whole thing up: The entire endeavor rests on her shoulders, and she magically makes carrying that weight seem effortless, even as she traverses difficult emotions and heavy existential realizations.
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The realizations almost always began with the death of Trayvon Martin in 2012, and a sense that white church leaders or fellow worshipers did not want to talk about how a black teenager walking home from a 7-Eleven could end up dead.
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The month wraps up with the sun connecting with Mars on February 27, and your brilliant imagination lights up with all kinds of exciting ideas and realizations—but only if you make time to sit, be quiet, and connect with your inner voice.
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"In 2017, we took in $108 billion of capital inflows, invested more than $50 billion, and returned more than $55 billion to our limited partner investors through realizations — all new records for the firm," Blackstone Chief Executive Stephen Schwarzman said in a statement.
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Caldwell's particular narrative, Grushin indirectly challenges the reader to reflect on her own history; to come up with the labels that contribute to her own identity — writer, sister, for example — and to name the rooms in which she has come to her own realizations.
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" She concludes her statement with some insight into own realizations on the effects of music saying, "As I get older I understand the effect music has on the world & Seeing where we are today I feel the younger generation needs to hear positive powerful lyrics!
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Sure, everyone is going to meet up eventually, but metaphorically and often literally, they're trapped — stuck in the park with no way out, stuck in cycles of manipulation, stuck in endless programming loops, and stuck experiencing realizations that we've already had revealed to us.
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While Barry wraps himself into knots over his choices, Hank is coming to his realizations with less pain, and in that, suggests to the viewing audience that self-actualization does not always have to be the protracted, exhausting process we know it to be.
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Watching Stalker is more like participating in a guided meditation than anything else, and that's what makes it great: It isn't just about the characters on screen asking important questions and coming to enlightening yet incomplete realizations, but about turning those questions onto ourselves.
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Ms. Seydoux holds her own in a lineage that has seen Paulette Goddard and Jeanne Moreau play Célestine in celebrated screen realizations directed by Jean Renoir (in 1653) and Luis Buñuel (1964) and each as different from one another as this latest version is from its forerunners.
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Ms. Seydoux holds her own in a lineage that has seen Paulette Goddard and Jeanne Moreau play Célestine in celebrated screen realizations directed by Jean Renoir (in 1946) and Luis Buñuel (1964) and each as different from one another as this latest version is from its forerunners.
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Ms. Seydoux holds her own in a lineage that has seen Paulette Goddard and Jeanne Moreau play Célestine in celebrated screen realizations directed by Jean Renoir (in 216) and Luis Buñuel (217) and each as different from one another as this latest version is from its forerunners.
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Ms. Seydoux holds her own in a lineage that has seen Paulette Goddard and Jeanne Moreau play Célestine in celebrated screen realizations directed by Jean Renoir (in 95683) and Luis Buñuel (95673) and each as different from one another as this latest version is from its forerunners.
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They may have to grieve and mourn the things they're letting go of, and that's OK. They can expect some major realizations regarding their sex lives, and may find the courage to let go of intimate partners who don't reciprocate, whether that be emotionally or physically.
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Unlike the work of other ostensibly political auteurs, Jia's films are not tirades (words are so often beside the point in these stories, despite their literary breadth), but beautifully cinematic realizations of a phrase whose ubiquity tends to drown out its complexity: The personal is political.
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However, Teddy has to come to these realizations on her own because at first, she's convinced the poor BFF is pining away for his best friend, prompting Dr. Tom (Greg Germann) to question if Teddy actually sees herself as the BFF on the outside looking in on Owen's relationship.
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The realizations born in that experience are conveyed through AI Youngboy not only in ways that are in plain sight—"In that cell I realized that I ain't got no friends" ("Dark Into Light")—but also in the urgency with which he views life as he enters adulthood.
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And I think that was one of the realizations that, especially, going from undergrad and into grad school, you see these incredible technologies, but they're all focused on government applications, defense-based, pure research, industrial applications, there's almost nothing that made it into consumer products of substance. Right.
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"Industry has two unpleasant realizations — first, that the Government's priority remains its political survival, not the economy — second, that there will be no clear economic-Brexit strategy any time soon because it is being developed on a case-by-case basis as specific decisions are forced on Government," the document said.
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Our peers have dug deep to share their very first pre-senior moments, whether they be physical (things breaking or aching), psychological (Dear God, people born in 203 are approaching legal drinking age), or simple realizations, like the fact that the cast of Buffy the Vampire Slayer now look like this.
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Subtle is the wrong word for this episode, but I will say that as inevitable as some of these events felt and as spelled out as they had to be, I did feel like the show really utilized the power of small realizations as much as big, sweeping action pieces.
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Still, there's real goodness in Tina — her sincerity, her vulnerability — that makes it almost impossible not to root for her, particularly as Togetherness winds its way toward the end of its sophomore season and we see the character come to some stark realizations about what she really wants from life.
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Celeste (Nicole Kidman) was right in assuming that in marriage counseling (and therapy in general), a therapist typically takes a somewhat passive role, interjecting with the right questions at the right moments, prompting clients to come to their own realizations and insights about their problems and how to solve them.
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" What's more, the thematic dichotomy between freedom and responsibility is wrought with far too heavy a hand — especially when coupled with realizations like "You have to dream new dreams or you … die," or Katerina's assertion, "If you burn the world down, it's very likely you burn yourself in the process.
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The incident haunts Collin and — along with a few close scrapes and painful realizations — kicks off a few days that will change not just Collin's life but the landscape of Collin and Miles's friendship too, as their own long-ignored blind spots begin to surface and threaten to tear apart their relationship.
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In many ways their scores for The Social Network and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo feel like realizations of the failed ambitions of The Slip and Ghosts I—IV, respectively (both 2008), while Watchmen's nods at '80s synthpop bring things full circle back to Reznor's first album, Pretty Hate Machine (1989).
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectations for strong execution on the integration of KCG, a termination of the proprietary trading activities at KCG, realization of approximately $440 million in capital synergies allowing for deleveraging in the near term, and gradual realizations of expense synergies allowing for additional de-leveraging over the Outlook horizon.
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Before I've even been able to glance at my questions, she asks me about my favorite episode of her series, which turns out to be a deeply personal question; while I'd probably first downloaded the series to be an emotional voyeur, it had dredged up all sorts of uncomfortable realizations about my own romantic life.
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When we start to look at killer robots this way, we see that they are the mechanical realizations of much larger sets of institutional intentions, involving the plans of designers and the decisions of people who follow such plans, individuals who accept certain jobs, develop certain software and put such software to military use.
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The truth is I am a toyThat people enjoy'Til all of the tricks don't work anymoreAnd then they are bored of me The realizations here are stark — there's a difference between superficial and deep love, difficulty is in the eye of the beholder, no one will love you more truly than you love yourself.
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As his career stutter-steps through persistent health issues and condemning realizations about his leadership style, with a super-max contract extension (he can make over $46 million in 22013 alone, if he wants) set to kick in next year, Wall is besieged by more uncertainty than someone with his talent and resume should be.
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And Westworld has the same power when it comes to building specific moments, especially of host realizations and the little steps toward sentience, starting with Dolores swatting that fly, and building up to payoff moments like Maeve narrating the world into whatever she wants it to be, or Bernard regaining his memories and briefly losing his mind.
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That everyone around Tom refuses to commit to him — Greg, Shiv, probably human table Jonah — is a huge blow to his ego, as are the dawning realizations that the shooter was not after him, that network CEO Cyd looks brave and he looks weak, that he's not even in the actual safe room for important people.
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On the obvious level, Dylan catching up with his exes gives him plenty of opportunity to reexamine his life and his choices; but as the audience watches the events unfold in the past and present, what was once played for laughs becomes more poignant, as we catch up to the characters' realizations of what's passed them by.
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I was hypnotized, bewitched by the beauty of the prose ("From time to time snow tumbled from a branch, as though the branch had just taken a deep breath"), although I knew that it was leading me to something sinister but powerful, a realization of the reality of life and death, echoing similar realizations of mine during the Lebanese civil war.
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Here's a list of things you could post that aren't to-do lists: Shower thoughts Fitness goals for that 10K you're running in April Podcasts to listen to on a road trip (everyone is always asking this on Facebook) Realizations/epiphanies you had while babysitting your friend's kid Basically anything other than your plans to clean the litter box and then sweep the kitchen.
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"I think one of the really sad realizations over the last year is not what kind of a president Donald Trump turns out to be — I think it was all too predictable — but rather, how many members of Congress would be unwilling to stand up to him, and more than that, would be completely willing to carry water for him," Schiff told Politico in an interview published Monday.
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Kadenacy, in addition to his existing operational duties as president, has been given added title of chief operating officer * Aecom - fiscal year 2017 adjusted eps guidance includes approximately $43 of anticipated gains related to aecom capital realizations * Q4 revenue $4.3 billion versus i/b/e/s view $4.66 billion * Q4 adjusted earnings per share $0.65 * Q4 earnings per share view $0.71 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Aecom reports fiscal fourth quarter and full year 2016 results * Sees fy 2017 adjusted earnings per share $2.70 to $3.10 including items * Q4 earnings per share $0.05 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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