People are yearning these days, not for a stern Lincoln-like bearded figure but "a softer alternative, a warm and fuzzy earth father," said Harold Koda, the curator of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Lastly, he had a conversation with a Australian climatologist at the Great Barrier Reef, and it became clear to Inglis that there was a spiritual component to environmentalism that aligned with his conservative Christian faith and not the fuzzy "earth mother" New Age environmental stereotype.
"It's a tragic ending to what was once a warm and fuzzy Silicon Valley story," he said.
In his promotional glossy photograph, Mr. Donner sits elegantly in a tuxedo, backed by a fuzzy Manhattan nighttime cityscape.
"One and done," Mr. Christie boasted, while the guy behind the counter presented Mr. Obama with a fuzzy "Chicago" bear, which he hoisted for the cameras.
The long night in the storm may have a warm and fuzzy California sound, but it's equally clear that it was a real storm, and that there is an attempt to deal with whatever made the mountains fall.
Brooklyn Friends School has long been known as the warm and fuzzy New York private school, more Birkenstock than Prada, an artsy, politically aware place that boasts high academic standards but discourages the cutthroat competitiveness that often goes along with them.
But in the fuzzy Hollywood economics that puts as much value on tinsel as on hard assets, Roth has bragging rights to an instant $600 million net worth.
Combined with other Maryland influences R&B, hip-hop and funk radio stations, as well as fuzzy Baltimore house music transmissions that Smith tuned into in her teens, the Pursuit Grooves sound started taking shape.
Setting aside, for a moment, the existence of fuzzy Hollywood accounting and its effects on this particular trilogy's bottom line, we know the Hobbit films were shot and produced as a package deal to the tune of over $750 million.
Next door to the India Kitchen, however, at a pub called Fuzzy's Bar, where a grill called Wolf Dawg serves burgers and "hot dawgs," patrons griped about their immigrant neighbors as "Jeopardy!" played on two small television sets.
