Given the progress being made in Congress, Doppler Labs is re-invigorating its partnership with Global Citizen to help raise awareness of hearing health.
He had made a few manga collages already, and found it invigorating; compared with the wonky constraints of "The Clock," he said, it was "a very different kind of thinking — it's very loose".
Made from wild yeast culture shipped from Italy bucking and snorting, it yields a springy, invigorating crust, with flavors galloping from its winey, nutty golden puffed edges to its chocolaty, espresso-bitter char.
What's not to love?" (For her part in the mutual admiration society, Ms. Burnett said, in an e-mailed comment, "Maria is the hardest-working person I know. She's raised the bar in business news and it's invigorating to work with her").
Before taking office, Mr. Bush's advisers made it clear that they would refocus Middle East policy by invigorating ties with the moderate Arab countries, where leaders have expressed distress at what they describe as being ignored by the Clinton administration at the expense of the push for an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.
(Not that older music somehow guarantees new thinking, mind you: "Million Dollar Quartet," the jukebox musical about the early days of rock 'n' roll, which garnered a somewhat surprising best musical nomination, was performed with invigorating vitality, but it was pretty square, form-wise).
Since early last year, Gap has been invigorating sales with brightly colored clothing, designer collaborations and livelier stores.
That evening, "it was challenging, even for these hard men, to enjoy the sense of deep relaxation that follows a day of invigorating sport with this parcel of hydrophobic anguish dangling from a nearby tree.
Difficult going in parts, but essentially a manageable and invigorating march with the promise of a warm feeling of accomplishment – if not a warm pub – at the end of it.
Recently, I enjoyed a refreshing and invigorating dinner with Walt Mossberg.
