Nudged by a board-member friend and an outside advisor that he had to re-energize himself, he decided after Labor Day that he could reboot.
"We feel that skipping his turn will knock this out and give him a chance to re-energize himself," Girardi said.
Scott re-energized himself in the off-season.
Whatever accounts for this vital mix of the comfortable and the hard-wired, Mr. Lagerfeld keeps re-energizing himself.
("The Spa by Ivanka Trump™ and Fitness Center transitions guests from the Technogym setting of the Fitness Center to the tranquil spa haven that is calming, balancing, purifying, revitalizing, and healing... ..) There, many a foreign diplomat or special interest mogul can "calm, energize, [and] restore" himself or herself, while angling for an "in" with the family.
After attending a training session held to energize young people like himself, he formed a youth activist group with his friends.
O.K., he thought, energized, returning to himself, the moral being.
Mr. Lieberman proclaimed himself "energized" by the capture of Mr. Hussein, and he went so far as to call for the execution of the former Iraqi leader after a trial.
The conference vibe is as warm and energizing as Weaver himself, "but it's not just designed for you to hang out and have a good time," says Lively.
Somehow the president has managed to turn a base of new and progressive voters he himself energized like no one else could in 2008 into the likely stay-at-home voters of 2010, souring an entire generation of young people to the political process.
