In all, hundreds of members of the MIT community on Saturday celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Institute's move from Boston into Cambridge, Massachusetts with a unique procession across the Charles River, fueled by humor and creativity.
Over time I came to understand that to live a purpose-driven life fueled by the power, creativity and possibility of entrepreneurship could help more people help themselves.
Wendy won the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award for her success as a fabulist, her creativity fueled by her ability to take the raw stuff of life and transform it into art.
And while Lee McQueen, as friends and family knew him, was in no sense ego-challenged, his sometimes operatic antics arose out of real frailties and unruly emotions and a creativity fueled by uncommonly direct access to the workings of his own subconscious.
(Some say they do and want, for reason of their own, that we believe it). 2. All creativity is fueled by a little discomfort.
Before the neighborhood was razed by fire, it was the 17th-century equivalent of New York's modern Diamond District: a hub of commerce, creativity and craftsmanship fueled by an influx of immigrant artisans working with extraordinary gem materials imported from around the globe.
This discussion is fueled by futurists who rightly highlight the role of creativity, fantasy and art [26, 27, 28], unfortunately giving scenario building an esoteric touch.
Democratizing talent is fueled by wider and cheaper access to technology, information and the ability to broadcast and distribute human innovation and creativity to the whole world with optimal efficiency.
I'm fueled by caffeine and adrenaline.
Brain cells are also fueled by mitochondria.
