But who would imagine she would come up with such a thing [having a newborn and divorcing] without giving a heads up?
"Then they abandoned the place without a heads-up or a word of apology".
A few years ago, Laura Harris, whose insurance business in Corpus Christi, Tex., has six employees, was taken by surprise when the company that does her payroll faxed a list of salaries to her office without a heads-up.
The plane has been designed without a head-up display, so getting the right HMD is paramount.
So it's just a heads up that without the background, without the metadata about where these structures came from, you can potentially get into problems or you can potentially be misled.
While they may appear to "have it all together," they may feel they have lost their roots if you implement major changes without a heads up.
Last month, for instance, once-close relations between Universal and DreamWorks became strained after Ms. Snider's company initiated talks, without giving Mr. Shmuger's studio an expected heads up, about a distribution arrangement with Walt Disney Studios.
"Because continental faults are less confined, they rupture less frequently, with some faults only coming to life every few thousand years - well beyond human memory or recorded history," explains James Jackson, a geologist at Cambridge University, UK, who heads up Earthquakes Without Frontiers, a project to increase resilience to continental earthquakes.
"There's not going to be an agreement without rates heading up," Geithner said bluntly on CNN's "State of the Union".
Heads up: 2017 isn't going to be any better.
