The president, who has faced criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike for being too close to Wall Street, called Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and 10 other big banks to the gathering as anger over last year's bank bailouts continued to percolate.
The model has four phases: events and expectations; bewilderment and suspicion; evidence gathering, and anger and conflict.
Muscovites have gathering to voice their anger in one of Moscow's central squares.
Instead, it used a heinous blanket law to bully ordinary citizens and prevent them gathering and voicing their anger.
That a tsunami of anger is gathering today is illogical, given that what the right calls "Obamacare" is less provocative than either the Civil Rights Act of 1964 or Medicare, an epic entitlement that actually did precipitate a government takeover of a sizable chunk of American health care.
The reaction to the sentence was immediate in downtown Oakland, with people gathering near city hall expressing anger, and some even crying when they mistakenly thought Mehserle had received probation and would be released following the sentencing.
When the management of WNYC-TV announced in March that "Dark Shadows" would go off the air after May 12th, the people of the "Dark Shadows" Festival organization, which holds an annual fan gathering, were angered.
We enter theoretically happy gatherings trailing anger, resentment, or at the very least, trepidation.
Thousands of protesters are gathering across Russia to demonstrate their anger about disputed parliamentary polls.
At the same time, for the people who use the mosque, gathering in its biscuit-colored prayer halls, anger and aesthetics alike take second place to devotion.
