For a reflective, thoughtful kid, reading this book with a parent could lead to discussions — or simply a realization — of how one might approach frustrations (for the child: be active, go out in nature and see what you find there; for the adult: don't try so hard to solve the child's problem for him).
"But I was very active in going out and seeing the players, and I was very high on Brandt because I knew what a great putter he was.
"In the past 10 years, we've taken a more active approach to going out and building the fashion part of it," Ms. Takeda said, "but we were eking along buying what we could with what funds we could raise".
The active part is actually going out and doing things".
"Active conservation involves simply going out into the forest, on foot, day after day after day, attempting to capture poachers, killing--regretfully--poacher dogs, which spread rabies within the park, and cutting down traps," Fossey said.
Being civically active doesn't just mean going out to vote every four years, if ever.
"A lot of these people were very active and went out doing things, which is why they got bitten by mosquitoes, and their lives changed significantly," said Dr. Marcelle Layton, the assistant commissioner of the New York City Department of Health for communicable diseases.
"When you accept an invitation to play somewhere, even if you're not active, you go out and you play and you do your best," said Roddick, who lost to No. 11 Nicolás Almagro of Spain on Sunday in the final at the six-player event.
You don't have to do anything particularly active, just go out to dinner or out to a movie.
Mr Dunn said invitations to the tests and trials would be going out to a few active subscribers soon.
