IF DEALING with China has proved a frustrating business for the Bush administration, will it take out those frustrations on another socialist paradise?
Do you have an idea for a blog post about the trials, tribulations and frustrations of university life?
I want the people fighting the corner for theatre, visual arts, music and museums to have had a taste of the unique thrills and frustrations of the creative sectors, to have witnessed first-hand the extraordinary way the arts affect individuals and communities – and ideally before they take up the brief and attempt to get up to speed (as Jarvis has been doing recently).
From coast to coast, thousands of protesters filled the streets to voice their frustrations with the grand jury's decision and to show solidarity for the family of the teen whose death precipitated a much larger conversation about race relations and American policing.
Prosecutors told the jury that Chua had taken out his personal frustrations on patients "for reasons truly known only to himself", but they drew attention to a self-penned letter found at Chua's home after his arrest.
A lot of the apathetic responses were rooted in frustrations with the electoral system - what's the point of voting, when you live in a seat safe for a party you disagree with?
He adds that although he has his own frustrations with the BBC, he describes it as an organisation too precious to lose, contending "it has invested in fairness, seeks balance even when it is impossible to achieve, listens to and absorbs pressure from every political party".
It was a coming-of-age moment for a team who felt deeply the frustrations of missing out on recent international tournaments.
There were reasons to be fearful, reasons for there to be frustrations and concerns.
But he said people's frustrations with the broadcaster "doesn't take away from its importance".
Certainly his later career, despite his many frustrations and disappointments, was neither lonely nor friendless.
