Mr. Thune, 41, was nearby at the door energetically calling out greetings to passers-by.
According to the FDRlibrary.com website, FDR "campaigned energetically calling for government intervention in the economy to provide relief, recovery, and reform.
It's got a few formula bebop rhythms, a minimalist piece written by Thelonious Monk and beloved by drummers called "Green Chimneys," as well as that open, unyielding conga sound, which happens quite naturally in a few places; Mr. Perez, from Panama, tends to draw Latin rhythms out of drummers by turning jazz vamps into Latin montunos, and Mr. Haynes responds energetically.
Mycasting means energetically curating your individual content.
The children smile and participate energetically.
A diagram is called irreducible, if and only if it cannot be split into two by cutting the backbone without cutting an arc, see Figure 2. Folded configurations are energetically somewhat optimal.
By Alexander Nazaryan May 10 , 2013Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life "that old shithole, New York, where I was born".
Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life "that old shithole, New York, where I was born".
By The New Yorker May 11 , 2013"Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life 'that old shithole, New York, where I was born.' " From "Henry Miller, Brooklyn Hater," by Alexander Nazaryan.
When I drove through the coastal New Jersey town, in early May, the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy… Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life "that old shithole, New York,… On August 6, 2010, a computer scientist named Vinay Deolalikar published a paper with a name as concise as it was audacious: "P ≠ NP".
