Throughout there's an emotional intelligence to balance the show's oddness.
"And I'm pleased to report that James has now learned to use his intelligence in balance with his more impulsive, aggressive side".
3.15pm BST In fact Obama's speech does contain a reply to Rousseff, if just one line: "We've begun to review the way that we gather intelligence" to balance security concerns of Americans and allies with "privacy concerns that all people share," Obama says.
It will present the news with the timeliness, insight, intelligence and balance that it deserves".
Nature can remind you of the natural beauty, intelligence and balance of the Universe -- it also gets you back in touch with your soul.
In previous years, perhaps we had no choice but to accept a certain level of ignorance and misrepresented media coverage of Africa but, today, audiences on the continent and beyond demand more nuance, intelligence and balance.
"Bounce" may be far from a great film, but its pleasures are consistent enough to remind you of how few movies nowadays come anywhere close to matching it in intelligence and emotional balance.
Feminists have long looked up to her for her lack of compromise and her relative isolation, but they rarely factor in the emotional toll both took on her and her work — or the painful rewriting O'Connor has had to endure at the hands of memoirists such as Katherine Anne Porter, who emphasize how attractive she was, as if a woman must balance intelligence with prettiness to be legitimate.
The reward is a brain humming with the full measure of talent, intelligence, and emotional balance that predicts a successful, happy life.
