Tesla fans on Long Island seem wary of the foreign effort, worrying that it might turn the old laboratory into a theme restaurant or a mystic wonderland — or both.
And it's not only the hour that disappeared while we were sleeping: it's the time we spent subsequently changing every digital clock in the house, not to mention all that wasted effort worrying whether the alarm on your smartphone is smart enough to work out that time has mysteriously leapt forward or whether it will wake you up an hour too early (or should be that be late?).
But to spend so much time and effort worrying about Thiel (who donated more to a super PAC supporting Carly Fiorina during the primaries), or to suggest that people not work with him, or to lobby for the resignation of Altman because Altman hasn't cut Thiel out of Y Combinator, is beyond the pale.
If this is the case, do as much work as you can before your time off so that you'll be able to spend as little effort worrying about work as possible.
If one of the people who is always bringing you down is a mean pseudo-friend or even a frenemy, then you may want to look out for more people who want you to succeed instead of bringing you down; if you spend more time around people who only want the best for you, then you'll be a happier person and will spend less effort worrying about what people think.
If so much were not riding on the outcome, the amount of time, effort, worry and money expended on preparing for the new SAT would be laughable.
He also became known for his support for the environment, backing conservation efforts and worrying about increases in air and water pollution.
You can only do the best you can do, but if the other guy is ahead in the points table and also does a good job, that's nothing which you can influence and you just have to concentrate on your own efforts without worrying unduly about what he is up to.
If our bodies can cope with the 99.99 percent, Dr. Ames asked, why devote so much effort to worrying about the remaining.01percentt?
"I think AOL has in the spirit of this agreement thrown itself behind this effort, without worrying too much about the lost cost of other things they might be promoting," Mr. Koch said.
