Yet, these same so-called adults are called upon to emotionally leap to the fore when terror strikes.
Nixon's succeeded where Chamberlain's failed, and in an era when new diplomatic leaps are being called for, it's important to understand why.
What keeps most people from taking the ambitious leap into being called an entrepreneur are the all to well-known risks and fears of failure.
The project, planned to last six months, was called Quantum Leap.
Then on their first offensive snap of the second half, Elliott busted through the middle and into the open on the way to a 60-yard score, punctuating the play with what might be called a JerryWorld jump, leaping up a few feet to celebrate with fans sitting in field-level suites in the end zone.
It appears as though the company's App Store will be called Magic Leap World, there's not a ton to go off of, but the site says that using it, developer can "create and manage your development team, then give them access to all of the tools they need to successfully share your creations with the world".
Taking what can charitably be called a leap of faith, Graham has mortgaged the present to pay for the future, just when the media business is lurching into a downturn.
Other V.R. directors are experimenting with what might be called a leap cut, in which the viewer is transported, sometimes with an audible whoosh, from one part of the scene to another.
But I took what I think is called a "leap of faith" anyway, supplying my personal information and disregarding the sense of unease that has been ever-present since I saw that Lifetime movie about the Craigslist Killer.
The new technique is called Life Enhancement and Advancement Programme (LEAP); it is described in detail in the Method section.
