And even despite low oil and gas prices that have tempered exuberance, state-of-the-art airports, rail links and even new cities like Astana are rising up from the steppes.
In 2005, in the second edition of my book "Irrational Exuberance," I stated clearly that a catastrophic collapse of the housing and stock markets could be on its way.
That question kept a lid on any exuberance from the state's Democrats and Republicans today, and most of the politicians whose careers would be put in play by a Lieberman promotion remained silent.
In all three cases, Tom Evslin's quote "nothing great has ever been accomplished without irrational exuberance" captures the state of the industry.
"It's the what-if factor," Mr. Ridge said, describing a state of "irrational exuberance" that he is experiencing.
We are amused by scientific exuberance like that of Carl Sagan, who stated as a scientific fact that the physical universe is all there is, all there ever was, all there ever will be.
Dr. Edwards has encountered most of that exuberance in thinly populated parts of the state, however.
Yet, even as the confetti was being swept from Times Square, V-E exuberance faded into a darker, more volatile state of mind.
Although many people think of mania as a state of excessive elation and exuberance -- which may occur -- that is often not the case.
Steinhubl [ 51] states that the level of exuberance for m-Health is driven by the convergence of three powerful forces, one of which is the need for more precise and individualized medicine that enables physicians to have more control and time to complete their care work.
He talks up his state with the same combination of exuberance and competitiveness that has always made him a hero to some and intensely irritating to others.
