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I try to figure out intellectually, philosophically, psychologically, what the experience of beauty is, what sensibly can be said about it and how people go off the rails in trying to understand it.
It travels on rails down a suburban road, and the cars travel underneath it.
So as you will have gathered, in my teenage years, I was off the rails, I was going every day wondering if I'd even live the next day.
So it acts as a screen to protect the rail and the commuter, and not to have objects falling on the rails.
This is all 40 minutes of the recording, and right away the algorithm tells us a lot more tricks are missed than are made, and also a trick on the rails is a lot more likely to produce a cheer, and if you look really closely, we can tease out traffic patterns.
We know this because we can already see the results from some of our early projects, like the rescue effort of Healthcare.gov, when that went off the rails.
Our precise knowledge about the limits of the human body have helped us build coasters that are faster, taller, and loopier – and all without going off the rails.
But it was at that time that it also went off the rails a few times.
But here is where it went a little bit off the rails and I felt a little bit conflicted in all of this.
Thankfully, today’s elevators are much faster, traveling over 70 km per hour with future cabins potentially using frictionless magnetic rails for even higher speeds.
If you have kids, you know that once something comes off the rails with your kids, everything melts, in your universe to the Sun that is your kids.
And there's a big telescope in Northern England called Jodrell Bank, and when I was a kid, it was amazing, because the moon shots would take off, and this thing would move on rails.
And to finish off this monstrosity of a film, they come up with the most illogical solution, stopping a lava flow with cement K rails.
The film wants to show horrible scenes of violence and raw emotion but many of these scenes are so over the top they actually become laughable and the overall feeling is that of a made-for-TV movie that went off the rails.
He appeared in a couple of top films of the early 30s - "The Public Enemy" (1931), a ground breaking crime drama and "Wild Boys of the Road" (1933), a topical depression era movie about kids who ride the rails.
Then it becomes a bit serious and goes off the rails.
I got a sneak peak at this pathetic little shot-in-Texas 'horror' flick from Artisan Entertainment a week before it hit video shelves and let me tell you...I've rarely laughed so hard in my life as I did watching this atrocious megabomb fly off the rails and steal the title of 'worst killer clown movie ever made' from the insufferably stupid Full Moon fiasco KILLJOY (I'm sure many of us horror fans have suffered through that one!)
Like the original, this movie rails against a federal government which oversteps its bounds with regards to personal liberty.
Then it's as if the movie went off the rails a bit and it got a bit hokey and unbelievable.
Sent to death row, he asks his grandmother to go get the law professor in Massachusetts who is the husband of the Local Public Attorney's representative that had him falsely prosecuted some years ago and the vengeance is on the rails.
The title is onomatopoeic, the sound of a streetcar clacking on the rails.
The film went off the rails for me when the assistant mayor starting snooping around the mafioso to get to the bottom of something his boss clearly didn't want him meddling in.
Director Sam Pillsbury and screenwriter Mari Kornhauser lay on the tawdry soap opera-style histrionics something thick while attempting to tell a wannabe serious and insightful story about desire run amok and its potentially dangerous consequences; the plot goes gloriously off the rails in the laughably histrionic last third.
Set during the Great Depression, she rides the rails and scrounges for food.
on steel rails, leapin' off the locomotive at full speed and dustin' himself off.
Where the film truly goes off the rails is when the host begins blathering about the aliens being from planet Ummo.
He rails against the new kids taking over the movie industry with their hand-held cameras, dismissing in a stroke a whole new generation of filmmakers.
Thriller about mystery surrounding twin sisters both played by gorgeous Elodie Bouchez, one a nun and one in prison, starts off interestingly but eventually becomes so ludicrous that it completely goes off the rails.
Audiences still don't know when they're being narratively cheated, or when a slightly promising idea has gone off the rails, or become a bloated, maddening mess.
There's listening to the rails, Harry's soon departure, and finally meeting her father, burned and happy to see her.
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