By white standards (again excluding evangelicals) it was a lively address nonetheless.
A notorious clip, leaked to the Internet ahead of the film's release, showed Bale melting down on the set and bawling out a member of the crew, but let's be fair; next to the finished product, that lively address feels almost Edwardian in its courtesy.
During his lively address to FCC staffers, Genachowski (who was nominated and confirmed for the position in 2009) noted that his time with the organization would soon be over, but lauded the FCC's accomplishments and pointed to even greater importance for the agency in the months and years to come.
Gay rights activists have posted on YouTube an extraordinary video of Lively addressing a Ugandan audience, holding forth on "the three causes of homosexuality" and arguing that "you can overcome it".
His speech was a stark contrast to the lively addresses given earlier in the day from National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre, 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and Gov. Bobby Jindal (R-La).. Cantor struck a somber tone and used anecdotal stories of inner-city children in a narrow speech arguing for school choice.
"The meetings will attempt to, in a lively way, address for the most part substantive issues, sometimes they'll be a celebration of aspects of sports," he said.
Staged as a play within a play, this lively musical addresses both Pippin's quest for meaning and his stepmother's (a deliciously conniving Charlotte d'Amboise) machinations to put her own son Lewis Erik Altemuss) on the throne.
"This is going to be a great adventure," Mrs. Clinton said to employees in a lively 10-minute address, with people craning to see her from a balcony in the flag-lined lobby of the State Department.
According to the invitation, the "lively discussion" will address the question, "How can students reap the benefits of higher education without the fear of financial devastation in the event of a default?" It's a sensible, important, and indeed an urgent question, given America's mounting student debt crisis.
It's a market that American companies such as GrandCare Systems, Healthsense (eNeighbor), Independa and Lively are already addressing, and the New York Times ran an interesting story about the subject: Technologies Help Adult Children Monitor Aging Parents.
Closer to the docks are two other top addresses: the lively Osteria Istriano, for alici impanati (€10), tiny breaded anchovies, or the more elegant Trattoria Nero di Seppia, which has a chocolate panna cotta (€6.50) to die for.
