LAST week saw demonstrations in Washington both for and against the Vietnam war; but without much spirit in either of them; the white-hot interest that a short time ago could sustain long vigils and bring out scores of thousands of protesters has become, from outward signs, tepid.
But on-demand programs, self-designed majors or programs launched to meet a current "hot" interest will not fully prepare them for an unpredictable future.
In the P2XR subfamily, the P2X7R has recently attracted hot interest due to its participation in inflammasome activation, cytokine release and stimulation of cell growth and apoptosis.
Partly because of its location in San Francisco, which has for years been a hotbed of interest in poetry, it has attracted many of the best-known American poets.
It is a hotbed of interest because it is a mentally competitive environment, says Jesse Lawler, a LA based software developer and nootropics enthusiast who produces the podcast Smart Drug Smarts.
Mr. Rollins has a simple theory: "The market was hot, the interest rates were low, and they were giving all kinds of deals to people".
Some analysts have pointed out how the father/daughter bonds at the centre of these three games have revealed a maturing industry – once it was all about saving the hot love interest, now it's about being a good dad.
Readers with an appetite for the more opulent end of interior design may remember with fondness the white-hot media interest that accompanied Everton captain Phil Neville's attempt to sell his home.
Like Meeks, Kory's arrest photo attracted lots of "hot con" interest.
True to its mania for secrecy, the Bush administration is leaving behind vast gaps in the most sensitive White House e-mail records, and with lawyers and public interest groups in hot pursuit of information that deserves to be part of the permanent historical record.
