Throughout, he proves that prices can be influenced by the craziest things, from the randomness of the universe to mass hysteria.
It was the popularity of ringtones, as exemplified by the Crazy Frog phenomenon, that highlighted the potential of mobile music.
The deputy editor, Vincent Giret, wrote sadly on Sunday that Mr. Strauss-Kahn seemed "best-armed to respond to the disarray of the French, exhausted by the crisis and disoriented by the crazy reign of Sarkozy".
The total darkness, which has been broken only by the crazy dance of the fireflies, is fading and now shapes are forming – branches, fronds, vines, bushes, leaves, thorns, the soaring reach of the canopy, the matted tangle of the understorey.
Later in the act, Brünnhilde becomes so entranced by the crazy love of the siblings that she defies Wotan and makes a failed attempt to save Siegmund's life.
Open daily 7am-5pm, breakfroms from $6.50 This soul food restaurant in the Seventh Ward almost didn't come back after hurricane Katrina, which you'd never believe by the crazy long line out of the door at lunch.
Anyway, the power of the music is undermined by the crazy story - shouldn't Judith have checked out the rumours that Bluebeard was a wife-killer before she married him?
And a first meal yielded good food and attentive service, with outdoor dining marred only by the battle of the bands on a Saturday night: Sweet Cuban jazz piped outside from a live group indoors was drowned out by the crazy-loud sounds from the Stone Pony nightclub nearby.
Watching him stumble over his words when running through the proposal to upgrade the fleet's jump-drive technology ("our technology is way ahead of ours... yours... ") was a brilliant moment, yet again proving that BSG is one of the few shows that allows its characters to be as dazed and confused by the crazy events as the audience.
For 2012 DSK seemed the best equipped to respond to the distress of the French people, exhausted by the crisis and upset by the crazy reign of [President Nicolas] Sarkozy.
