Clockwise, there's a recessed shelving unit displaying a mind-boggling variety of international household and food products, such as six-pound cans of La Morena Nacho Slices, "sour orange juice," two-pound packages of ketchup, cans of condensed milk and Dr. Bronner's All-In-One Hemp Lavender Soap.
In the interview, Mr. Carter displayed a mind alive with ideas, a gentle but slightly tart wit and a streak of self-deprecation.
On the test flight over the Colorado River, for example, iPads and other personal devices displayed a mind-boggling range of Internet options.
But the first psychiatric report on Anders Breivik, which was released in November 2011, displayed a mind-numbing ignorance about extreme rightwing ideology.
Go elsewhere if you prefer retailers that display a mind-boggling assortment of different brands and models of computers, peripherals and every other consumer electronic device on the market.
His book displays a calculating mind that was never much in evidence in the White House press room".
If enough funds start advertising — and find that it brings in customers — maybe they won't mind displaying a little "desperation".
Children also don't mind displaying a sense of awe about the world around them, constantly delighting in new discoveries and in making amazing new connections – between ideas, people and the wider world.
Within 48 hours, apparently, decision makers at the Vatican changed their minds, displaying a new awareness of the severity of the problem.
In a telephone interview on Thursday, Mr. Hamilton said that he would not object to a White House effort to pre-empt the commission's findings, and that he was heartened that Mr. Bush had displayed "an open mind" on the issue.
Early on, he displayed an excellent mind for numbers and detailed accounting.
