In 1984, he wrote The Rock Bass Manual and returned to music with renewed enthusiasm, issuing a further 20 albums, including Jazzloops (2002).
Mr Yudhoyono now seems to be trying to channel the MUI's radical enthusiasm into issuing fatwas against "deviant" Islamic sects like Ahmadiyah.
The meddling bureaucracy of the EPA, she says, suggests a worrying disrespect for property rights, while Mr Obama's enthusiasm for issuing debt offends thrifty locals.
President Obama's political advisers have shown little enthusiasm for environmental issues.
"There used to be more enthusiasm and the issues were clearer," Claire Forst, 50, a nurse from Brooklyn, said in a follow-up interview.
Mr. Schundler, with show-off intelligence and an enthusiasm for urban issues that are hardly the bread and butter of Republican politics in New Jersey, is aware that he has alienated the suburban, moderate Republicans who dominate the party's leadership.
As we've traveled the country this year and engaged with college students and young people on campuses and in their communities, we've seen a groundswell of passion and enthusiasm on the issues that shape our lives.
Technical teams tend to show more enthusiasm to take the challenges and resolve issues quickly.
"We have to take all the outrage and enthusiasm around this issue and turn it into a real electoral force in 2018," he said, echoing what he told me earlier this year.
The motives of these students in choosing entrepreneurship as a main subject within a general course of studies are supposedly very different: They range from the compulsory attendance of the subject and the expectation to select a supposedly easy subject to an honest interest and enthusiasm for the issue (therefore the "ambition" is noticeable).
