Parkrun, which aims to provide an opportunity for regular, enjoyable exercise for thousands, is challenging the decision.
IS! SPARTA!" It was taken as a guiltily enjoyable exercise in camp excess, but in retrospect, Snyder wasn't being ironic.
The UK's oldest national park needs northerners to go glowworm spotting, an enjoyable exercise as and when we get warm summer evenings.
But one implication is that ads placed at the end of an interesting article might command a premium.Square one"Re-inventing your business model"Harvard Business ReviewBy Mark Johnson, Clayton Christensen and Henry KagermannThinking up new business models can be an enjoyable exercise.
Once you abandon that obsessive, bullying preoccupation – both inside your head and in the general ubiquitous noise around food in our society – and get back to this simple message of the different food groups, a balanced plate, three meals a day, and plentiful enjoyable exercise, you are on the right track.
With South Africa doubling for California, and excellent production design taking the viewer right back to the early 60s, this very enjoyable exercise in cineaste feather-ruffling makes an interesting double bill with Sacha Gervasi's Hitchcock, which similarly addresses the director's signature obsessions, albeit in altogether more sympathetic tones.
Trying to get a DSRL camera out of a bag packed full of gear isn't exactly an enjoyable exercise, but neither is walking a conference floor all day with your camera dangling around your neck like a lead balloon.
The grand finale, after rubbing their bellies, kissing them lip-to-rostrum (Conor: "Yuch"), feeding them and dancing with them (a slightly absurd but nonetheless enjoyable exercise where you hold their flippers while they squeak and flap), consists of the "foot push".
Since it was such an enjoyable exercise, I'd like to be the first to roll out another third-party scenario to provide fodder for the punditocracy (in case this turns out to be a slow news week).
So, well, it's not a very enjoyable exercise.
