In 1934 he became a card-carrying communist, and within a year he had written and produced, in rapid succession, Waiting for Lefty, Awake and Sing!, Till the Day I Die and Paradise Lost (his own favourite among his early plays).
Both a young child's brain and our young, global Internet brain are in highly creative, experimental, innovative states of rapid development — just waiting to make connections.
It is 18 months since any of them have been hit after a rapid deterioration in waiting times over the past four years.
Sure, that way a buyer might get a car without a six-month wait on a list, but with more "virtual" cars online, the market can get saturated more quickly, driving a quick uptick in near-term prices just as a new model is debuting, followed by a more rapid drop once waiting lists shorten.
Companies aiming to go public need the cash to sustain rapid growth while waiting out a topsy-turvy stock market.
Then other registries could have direct access to that information, and apply their own algorithm to get the most rapid answer for waiting patients.
If you want to turn several pages or more at a time (in effect, skimming ahead or back), you can do that with any number of rapid clicks (not waiting between clicks).
Austin, a 32-year-old dispatcher for a telecommunications company from Coon Rapids, Minn., waited 119 days for the N.H.L. lockout to end.
Fifield made a rapid getaway to a waiting ComCar, while Dreyfus stuck around and mingled, talking to artists and cultural industry figures.
These patients need to be detected as soon as possible, to modify their care in EDs appropriately: isolation in dedicated waiting rooms, rapid care and limitation of cross-contact between potentially infected patients and those who are not infected.
However the rapid staff turnover and long waiting times are a matter of concern.
