Planer praised Griffin, whom he said "consistently liberates the performances".
A positive work climate leads to and sustains employee motivation and high performance by liberating "discretionary effort," or the level of extra effort that employees exert above and beyond job expectations [ 1].
But it also suggests the grim idea that the performance artist, liberated from Soviet state control, may be carrying his own culture's atavistic wish for order and repression.
Turner, here's video of my performance of "Liberated Carbon," my short musical history of humanity's love affair with fossil fuels, at the ScienceOnline Climate conference in Washington, D.C., yesterday.
Our awareness that our emotional life colors our performance can liberate us from some brain chains.
The same devil-may-care impulse to tweak the status quo and liberate the uptight infused his performance on Tuesday, the first of a five-night engagement, at an actual cabaret, Feinstein's at Loews Regency.
When we liberate it from our project performance man-hour calculations and/or budget our jobs correctly with our staff and clients, when we make it more inclusive of our families and communities, and when our clients see the added value in the discourse we're enabling, it becomes richer and so do our cities and works of architecture.
By the 1780s the Italian wizard Chevalier Pinetti (1750 1800) had introduced magic in a theatrical setting, liberating it from centuries of itinerant performance in street fairs and taverns.
In "Whistle," he is starting to play with the notion of life as a theatrical performance that can both liberate and incarcerate.
But if the device liberated that singer to give a strong performance, well, why not?
