Still, one anxiety is likely to grow: foreign investors' exuberance about Japan is not shared by the locals.Japanese shares are nowhere near their peak of 1990, at the end of the bubble years.
When I was growing up, she was a storm of enthusiasm and exuberance.
Collins quipped that if the Nasdaq had risen much higher today, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan Alan Greenspan might have grown nervous about "irrational exuberance" and rescinded the rate cut.
While it's easy to put aside geeky exuberance over the latest insanely great technology, it's impossible to ignore the growing size and scope of Facebook, and the impact it's having on internet startups and traditional businesses alike.
That exuberance is spilling into the food, and the restaurant scene is one of the fastest growing in the country.
And there is more to come: although exuberance about the internet sector's growth prospects has lifted the shares of many firms, doubts are growing about the ability of some to continue their impressive winning streaks.
Savannah Lowery, in the female soloist role, has become a more refined dancer (the carriage of her head, especially when looking down, needs further work); her power and exuberance have also grown.
"Lessons Learned the Hard Way," released months before his defenestration, is a more conventional memoir than anything else Gingrich has written, and it was supposed to serve as a mea culpa for his mistakes as Speaker, as well as a bid to regain the loyalty of members who had grown tired of his boyish exuberance.
"She has no patience for neatness because it gets in the way of her exuberance," said Becky Tuttle, who grew up with Ms. Maynard in New Hampshire.
Bass, drums and lots of screaming -- it's a credit to the duo's inventiveness (not to mention its infectious exuberance) that it never grows tiresome.
