In recent years, a frenzied interest in all things Asian has given chefs like Roy Choi, Dale Talde, and Danny Bowien an opportunity to turn their restaurants and cookbooks into sites of autobiographical exploration.
It's essentially a Dutch version of hardcore techno that's been around since the early 90s, only harder and more frenzied – the kind of thing you'd hear pumped out of a suburban Corsa's 6 x 9s if suburban Corsa drivers were more into pharmaceutical-grade MDMA and hoop earrings than bad skunk and body kits. .
As sales grew more and more frenzied, he tried to dampen things down.
"The Hangover Part III," which recently wrapped up the least self-aware, most lucrative cycle of contemporary man-child comedies, is already a zombie, a brain-dead thing kept in frenzied motion by autonomic reflexes and instinctive appetites, mostly for your money.
The whole thing reached a frenzied peak when a wild-eyed Andrew Breitbart marched outside to go "toe-to-toe" with Occupy Wall Street protesters camped outside the venue, and had to be pulled away by security.
Today, there are perhaps 5,000 black rhinos and 20,000 white rhinos left on the continent, but even these numbers must be considered optimistic; the killing has reached such a frenzied pitch that the only thing that's certain is that the populations are in free-fall.
Things were rather less frenzied inside.
Upstairs at the motorcycle show, things were no less frenzied.
"The danger of the thing may be a frenzied feeling to my work, which is unrelieved and monotonous".
If this deal shows one thing, it is the frenzied, cut-throat competition these three players are now locked in.
