Prakash noted that the Foldscope is quite different in concept from a cheap computer — simple, analog, and geared toward experience rather than information — but he praised O.L.P.C. for inciting new ways of thinking.
That's also why, among the modes of movie greatness, there's a special Olympian gleam smiling down upon the sheer cussed inventors — those who don't seem to record life but to create it, not to inherit styles but to invent them, not to observe the world but to incite new ways of being, in which every image seems an expansion of the possibilities of the cinematic form.
And he had a way of inciting other people to behave extravagantly, then looking on with gleeful amusement, as if he couldn't believe how biddable they were.
VH1 couldn't have planned for a better way of inciting diva temperament than to start Miss Ross's performance with sound problems; a VH1 spokeswoman said Miss Ross insisted on using her own equipment, which was incompatible with VH1's setup.
In fact, his post, which ostensibly calls for everyone to be positive no matter what, is really just a clever way of inciting the mob to blame (in this case) TechCrunch for the market problems.
The important question today is whether we are going to support the government's effort to get our money back an effort already underway and making some progress or are we going throw obstacles in its way by inciting political opposition to AIG and its plans?
And, we are able to make that connection with the help of music, which has a way of inciting the higher ideals in all of us.
Even The Washington Post's Kathleen Parker, who cut Bannon some slack in a recent column, concluded that "he has been willing to strategically encourage people's hate as a way of inciting them to action.
Don't shove your way forward inciting irritated looks from those around you--but if you see a path, go for it.
Brian Roland Tangherlin, 22, was charged with obstructing a public right-of-way and resisting arrest with violence, and Rolando Prieto, 23, was charged with obstructing a public right-of-way and inciting a riot.
