Theodore Roosevelt's charge up San Juan Hill is one of the enduring events of the Spanish American War, and the exploits of his Rough Riders -- some fact, some fiction -- lit a fire under Roosevelt's political career.
Of course, even as the stomach somersaults from anxiety, the brain is already composing an acceptance speech on receipt of the Pulitzer as the youngest reporter ever to be so honored — since the day of one's debut will surely coincide with some big, enduring news event in which journalistic mettle is tested and found sterling.
"During any disaster, children are uniquely vulnerable both to the physical threats of the storm and flooding, as well as to the long-term psychological impacts from enduring a traumatizing event," said Fernando Stein, MD, a Houston-based pediatrician and president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, in an official statement from the AAP.
The risks associated with leaving a refuge may be higher than staying and enduring a disturbance event.
Storm petrels were, however, never observed to flee from the nest during the day; the risks associated with leaving the nest are likely to be far greater than staying and enduring a disturbance event.
He has played in all three events, enduring the sting of a semifinal loss in 2006 and the national shame of a first-round knockout in 2009.
We argue that part of the reason for this hostility is the enduring legacy of events that took place more than 70 years ago.
In addition, enduring highly stressful events without receiving responsive maternal care may alter the development of secure attachment.
And yet of course, it's the unimaginable that Haykin is hoping will emerge from what he expects will be the first of an enduring annual event.
The record is an enduring achievement, but the event, like Woodstock, was something that also deserved to be seen.
Some of you may consider this an offer you can refuse, but others will want to note an event of enduring cultural import that took place 40 years ago Thursday.
