Elon Musk takes risks -- and his latest cost him dearly.
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He usually goes with the higher seeds and rarely takes risks.
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Eventually he takes risks to save the lives of other prisoners.
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Bill Gates takes risks that very few people in this world will.
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He takes risks — and sadistic pleasure — in taunting his victim's family and friends.
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"Everyone takes risks — to change a job, buy a house," Mr. Guerrier said.
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Dom is someone who takes risks, but also knows exactly when to deploy them.
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Robin Hood Energy takes risks—the council lent it £11m—and reinvests any rewards.
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It swings big and takes risks to get where it's headed, however long that takes.
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But it takes risks in other departments, like stripping away weapons from an action game.
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Mr. Spears takes risks, right from the first tender, complex meeting between the two men.
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There can be little dispute that Trump takes risks that other politicians never would consider.
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She loves her curves, takes risks and tries new things, and her shape doesn't hold her back.
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But he takes risks and he's realized that communication isn't about utility at this point, it's about fun.
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This history makes Bauman the kind of person who "takes risks others wouldn't," said Laura Gee, Bauman's wife.
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He was brought back by the judges as a wild card and regularly takes risks with his song choices.
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There's an inherent seductive quality in Susan as a woman who always speaks her mind and an artist who takes risks.
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Reeves is a quiet, singular actor who takes risks with his roles, even though it doesn't always work out in his favor.
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When we talk about fashion leaders, we're talking about women who are fearless with their clothes; those who takes risks and own it, whether it lands or not.
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Mr. Lin, a graphic designer in San Francisco who writes the food blog Eat the Love, takes risks in nearly every one of the 150 elaborate recipes in his book.
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It relies on assumptions about the world; it makes calculations and takes risks in suggesting how the United States should move forward in developing its capabilities and refining its nuclear strategy.
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But she also doesn't play a sit-back-and-watch-your-opponent-miss brand of tennis — she takes risks, dictates the point with her power, and has electric shot-making ability.
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Where Deming's story, too, eventually devolves into a conventional narrative of a young person learning to follow his bliss, it's hard not to see this book as one that takes risks but then hedges its bets.
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To me it is objectively this perfect because it is such accessible pop yet it takes risks; this is a kind of 80s pop that demands you dance off your sorrows over bubbly synths and dramatic drums.
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It is conceived as an exhibition that takes risks, and in recent days its organizers have used strong language to suggest that its high-concept ambitions were being leadened by government leaders too focused on the bottom line.
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It takes risks, too: twice in quick succession the song is subsumed by fuzz and a new form emerges, the last stage of which stands up as the most pure, pristine and powerful few minutes in his whole catalog.
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Noland takes risks with his colors, employing particularly intense primary/secondary combinations, for example, the unlovely mustard and lavender complementaries in "Mysteries: Golden Glow," or raising the chromatic stakes with jangly fluorescent-looking primaries in "Mysteries Costa del Sol" (both 2001).
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The actor, 53, notably known for his comedies including Billy Madison, 50 First Dates and his recent Netflix hit, Murder Mystery, now stars as Howard Ratner, a New York City jeweler who takes risks bigger than he might be able to handle.
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This situation makes the country much more willing to takes risks, such as mining oil tankers, pirating shipping routes, shooting down drones, or attacking energy facilities, all activities that have been linked to Iran, to signal its displeasure and force a change to the status quo.
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Can it be that a justice who asks a lot of questions, who takes risks with the English language most of us would not dare to take and who is vocally committed to the text and original meaning of the Constitution just does not fit in?
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Mr. Carsen's production updates the story, set in Vienna, to 1911, the date of the work's premiere and the moment right before Europe's centuries-old aristocratic order crumbled under the chaos of World War I. In doing so he takes risks, but almost all of them pay off, including the opening scene.
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Accessed November 11, 2008.Kerr, Walter. "'Equus' Takes Risks and Emerges Victorious; STAGE VIEW", The New York Times, November 3, 1974. Accessed November 11, 2008.
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"Bob Hope Takes Risks" is a song by the English post-punk band Rip Rig + Panic. It was released as a single on 27 November 1981.
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Empey L. T. 1967. "Delinquency Theory and Recent Research." Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 4. While condemning crime in general, law- abiding citizens may nevertheless respect and admire the criminal who takes risks and successfully engages in exciting, dangerous activities.
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Humans have libertarian free will such that for a free act the individual could have acted differently from reality. God does not determine or tightly control what humans do which means that God takes risks that humans might do things (likebsin) that God does not want them to do. The divine will, for some things, can be thwarted.
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This was singing of fierceness and > fearlessness, all of it pertinent to the persona she represented. Ms. Meier > gives all and takes risks, and her audience went crazy for her.Bernard > Holland, Review/Opera; The Pageantry of Wagner and a Young Knight Looking > for Truth, The New York Times, 15 May 2006. Meier's 2007 performances include appearances as Isolde (Japan, Berlin, Munich, Milan), Leonore (Munich), Ortrud (Milan, Paris).
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Coplan Takes Risks (French: Coplan prend des risques) is a 1964 spy film directed by Maurice Labro and starring Dominique Paturel, Virna Lisi and Jacques Balutin.Van Heuckelom p.266 It was made as a co-production between Belgium, France and Italy, and was part of a boom in Eurospy films in the wake of James Bond's popularity The film's sets were designed by the art director Jean Mandaroux.
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Jayaram alias Jerry (Jithan Ramesh) is a man who takes risks and hates love. He is challenged by his friends to make three women love him. He makes a police inspector and his classmate Janaki (Shruthi Raj), an actress Janani (Mumtaj), and a police officer Jeeva (Meera Vasudevan) fall in love with him. Whether the three girls find out and whom he unites with forms the crux of the story.
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Computer-processed roaming vocals, guitars that sound like acid flashbacks, but with a (for lack of a better word) symphony-like musical structure, Morsel is like a grunge, non-smartass Frank Zappa with their smaller sense of music theory complexity. While all this sounds academic on paper - it isn't. It's poetic and wonderful rock and roll that takes risks (Agenda, 1995).” After its release, the band toured extensively across the United States.
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Bailey is the 13-year-old son of the Horseland owners. He often takes risks and gambles without considering the consequences of his actions, and enjoys joking around and having a good time. He loves horses and animals, and insists that they be treated with kindness and gentleness. Bailey has a dark brown mullet and dark blue eyes, and is considered the local heartthrob at the stables, much to his own embarrassment.
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It is revealed in the first episode that her childhood was difficult, with an alcoholic mother who neglected her frequently. Despite her difficult upbringing, Anna is a tenacious, charismatic and talented barrister, albeit one who frequently takes risks on behalf of her clients. In the first series, Anna interviews for a position at chambers but is unsuccessful. Nonetheless, chambers clerk Jo suggests that she ‘squat’ and undertake supplementary work and unwanted cases in order to earn an income.
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The only way for them to loosen up and forget the bad things happening in their lives is to party and have fun. Annie is the least responsible, while Jeanie is ready to grow up and wants to stop acting like a child. Jeanie is most worried about Annie and continually takes risks to try to keep Annie clean and safe. Annie's unstable behavior keeps everyone on edge, and finally leads to her death in an automobile accident.
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Finally, they probably need a license in order to ensure a smooth export or import business. Sometimes the situation becomes even more complicated with the changing of politics of a country. Embargoes keep changing. In the past, many companies relied on spreadsheets and manual process to keep track of compliance issues related to incoming and outgoing shipments, which takes risks of these days help companies to be fully compliant on such regulations even if they are changing on a regular basis.
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Holy Soap say Poppy "takes risks at every turn and always encourages others to live the same way. She's a vegetarian, believing that every animal has a right to live, and is vocal in her opinions, which are not necessarily grounded in reality but stem from a good heart". She met and befriended Malcolm Kennedy (Benjamin McNair) and his wife Catherine (Radha Mitchell), while she was backpacking around Europe. Bower has said that Poppy will bring "fun" and "mischief" to Ramsay Street.
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The brand had this to say about the Spanish singer and its new product: "taking its roots in flamenco, Rosalía's art mixes genres and emotions: she takes risks, she is full of generosity, she is pure brilliance. She's a dynamic feminist who inspires self-expression and represents creativity and individuality. Thus, this lipstick contains charisma, energy and strength". All proceeds will be destinated to organizations that "will help support women and girls, people affected by HIV/AIDS and the LGBTQ+ community".
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He started the year 2014 with a comedy film Maan Karate produced by A R Murugadoss The film featured him as a carefree urban youth who fakes himself as a boxer to impress a girl. In 2015, Sivakarthikeyan paired up once again with his Ethir Neechal director, Durai Senthilkumar, for a cop action film, Kakki Sattai. The film released on 27 February 2015. It was a story about a sincere Constable who takes risks to stop black market Organ donation and having the aim to become an Inspector.
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Mia hates the way that her uncle and aunt treat Alina, and her, but does not speak out about it. She does however do secret things for Alina, like bring her food, and find a key to Malduk's locked chest—a chest that had something important to revealing Alina's past inside it. Mia takes risks to do anything she can for Alina, who she admires, and the girl makes up for the ill treatment her aunt and uncle give. Mia loves hearing stories about goblins and fairies from Alina.
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This third album takes risks with confidence, and the end results are never less than startling." Metal Hammers review of the album summarised it as " ... one of the heaviest, most aggressive and best metal releases this year". Kerrang! was also positive in reviewing the album's dark themes, saying, " ... while bleakness is certainly prominent throughout, this album has many different shades and it is these contrasts that make it so vital. It's an album that bursts with ambition, and that Bring Me the Horizon pull it off so powerfully further confirms their greatness.
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Segal mentions Elvis Presley as the "consummate mamma's boy who lived the last twenty years as a recluse in a womblike, infantile world in which all of his wishes were immediately satisfied yet who deemed himself entirely normal, in fact 'all-American'". In Segal's view, the puer is the opposite archetype of the hero: the hero succeeds where the puer fails, finds a wife and a job, takes risks for those things to which he is committed. The puer commits to nothing so he risks nothing. He has no independent ego so he cannot lose it.
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Tom West, the leader of the Westborough designers, starts a skunkworks project. Code-named "Eagle", it becomes a backup plan in case Fountainhead fails, and then the company's only hope in catching up with DEC. In order to complete the project on time, West takes risks: he elects to use new technology, and he relies on new college graduates (who have never designed anything so complex) as the bulk of his design team. The book follows many of the designers as they give almost every waking moment of their lives to design and debug the new machine.
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According to the texts, he who bathes in the tirtha will enjoy pleasure with the celestial nymphs. For Bhattacharya, Ahalya is the eternal woman who responds to her inner urges and the advances of the divine ruler, a direct contrast to her ascetic husband, who did not satisfy her carnal desire. The author regards Ahalya as an independent woman who makes her own decisions, takes risks and is driven by curiosity to experiment with the extraordinary and then accept the curse imposed on her by patriarchal society. It is this undaunted acceptance of the curse that makes the Ramayana praise and venerate her.
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Born in Szczecin, Poland, Wolski emigrated to North America at the age of 7. Her parents came from both aristocratic and country lineage and from an early age, Dominika moved fluidly between worlds of opulence and the rustic environs of an orchard.Dominika Wolski - The Huffington Post She began acting and writing stories at the same time as a youngster and her work, both on and off screen, reflects a mixture of classical and rebellious influences, the aristocratic debutante and the country girl.ModelMayhem.com - Dominika Wolski She is classically trained but is known as a supporting actress who, "takes risks and brings a refreshing energy", (Jason Bourque, director, Game Over).
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Other original color prints and stone lithographs also featured Alaska wildlife and Native peoples. Gift of Sight bronze by R.T. Wallen The Silver Anniversary Committee of Juneau initiated a public art project to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Alaska statehood in 1984. Wallen's Windfall Fisherman, a life-size Alaska brown bear in bronze, was selected and stands near the Alaska Capitol. It was based on a 1974 stone lithograph of the same title.Schoenfeld, Ed (July 8–15, 1988), “Main St. Bear.” Juneau Empire Preview, pp.1, 3-4Fulcher, Robb (September 7, 1984), “Bear Statue for Alaska’s 25th Anniversary: Artist Takes Risks to Study His Subject.” Los Angeles Times, p.
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1289 (BIA 2000) (en banc) (A firearms offense that renders an alien removable under section 237(a)(2)(C) of the Act, (Supp. II 1996), is not one 'referred to in section 212(a)(2)' and thus does not stop the further accrual of continuous residence or continuous physical presence for purposes of establishing eligibility for cancellation of removal."). In such situations, the LPR takes risks of becoming inadmissible to the United States. A longtime LPR convicted of any aggravated felony is statutorily entitled to cancellation of removal and a waiver of inadmissibility unless if his or her "term of imprisonment was completed within the previous 15 years.
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Early shows included works by Richard Artschwager, Vija Celmins, Karen Kilimnik, Charles LeDray, Barry Le Va, Glenn Ligon, Robert Mapplethorpe, Pepon Osorio, Tavares Strachan, and Cy Twombly. Other featured artists have included Gillian Wearing, Yoshitomo Nara, John Armleder, Robert Crumb, Kate Gilmore, and Odili Donald Odita. Roberta Smith of the New York Times wrote in 2007 that the ICA is "among the most adventuresome showcases in the country where art since 1970 is concerned. It chooses its subject well, keeps things accessible through the judicious use of well-written labels and brochures, and takes risks that prove that the curatorial discipline is alive and kicking".
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He is generally sharp, alert, but still young and takes risks matching his age and experience. In The Dark Wind, Chee works on the four cases assigned to him, told to stay away from the drug smuggling case. He does as Captain largo tells him, but those cases involve him in the drug case, which is resolved with the help of the sudden and heavy seasonal rains that carry away the corrupt DEA agent and the drugs he valued over his life. In The Ghostway, Chee works on a case that involves Navajos relocated to Los Angeles, entangled with major criminal gang, and a savvy young Navajo woman still on the reservation.
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Kendra Sorenson Kendra Sorenson, a typical 13-year-old girl, is not at all enthusiastic to go on a mandatory vacation to her grandparents place, while her parents are on a 17-day cruise. However, it is here at Fablehaven, the magical preserve her grandparents oversee, she becomes immersed in a whole new world full of fairies and other mystical creatures hidden to most other eyes. She is described as a good student who rarely takes risks, overly cautious and far from the adventurer and rule breaker that her brother is. But when she is in Fablehaven, it doesn't take long for trouble to find her, as the evil witch Muriel Taggert releases a powerful demon named Bahumat.
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