He stayed out of the race all summer, a decision that had the advantage of building buzz, exciting donors and activists, freezing support that might have landed with others and — this is important — protecting himself from debates and attacks.
Once in a blue moon, a small team of people creates something exciting that generates buzz, potentially selling to a larger company.
Then, last July, they closed (it now is the very satisfying Eva) and it was revealed that they had acquired the spacious Hollywood venue on Melrose and Citrus, where legendary Chef Michel Richard had opened Citrus in the early 80s and set a course for all subsequent restaurants...open kitchen, hot bar, low but steady buzz, exciting fusion food.
University campuses are buzzing, exciting places to be – bars, flyers, cafés, theatres, free lectures, fascinating discussions, conferences.
There is no shame in hitting the projections, even if it's admittedly not as exciting as a buzz-driven overperformance.
From the very first page, Claro establishes himself as fearless in style, and parades the reader through a series of precise narrative phantasm-like contraptions just as exciting as the buzzing in the bodies on the paper.
Mr. Bloomberg seemed reflective at a commencement address he gave at the University of Pennsylvania on Monday, describing how exciting and flattering the "buzz" was when he was viewed as a possible presidential hopeful this year, which landed him on the covers of Time and Newsweek.
It's exciting to see that buzz turn into reality, as we tap into new sources of funding to scale up our work and get more conservation done.
