Conceptual credit for the fact that "You have the power!" possesses a functional application — that it becomes tangible to anyone with an e-mail address — largely belongs to Joe Trippi, the campaign manager, who originally served Dean as a media consultant; he didn't officially become campaign manager until last March (succeeding Rick Ridder, who departed after four months).
Again, in Rez, you don't need to feel that you're playing the music, rather that you're playing with it, that it's become tangible.
In that instant, the legend of Willie Mays became tangible for the schoolchildren.
The forces themselves became tangible when he saw volcanic Mount Osorno erupt on January 15 , 1835
The past – Charles II, the plague, the fire of London – became tangible, alive.
Music is always ahead of social institutions, and the new world that Meek had dreamt of became tangible after 1963.
"Fidel Castro called for women's rights as a 'revolution within a revolution' and this commitment became tangible through changes in legislation and policy," Ms. Stephens says.
Europe's dream of a common currency became tangible this morning, when euro notes and coins became the legal tender in 12 nations with a combined population of 300 million.
His life's work became tangible proof that people of color could succeed not only in journalism but in any vocation of their choosing.
