BARACK OBAMA'S speech about reforming America's intelligence agencies was long, calm and professorial.
So I think that the long calm that followed Tiananmen is ending.
When his $60-a-share 60-a-share 60-a-shareebuffed in April, the Aussie newspaperman played a loffercalm game of charm.
Tchaikovsky paid homage to Mozart in a quiet, reflective score that Balanchine re-envisions as a long, calm, clear breath of prayer.
Through the evening, we kept an eye on the news coming in through Twitter, the other on General Sisi delivering a long, calm, reasonable address to a hall full of military and police.
There was also a reflection about the parlous state of many clubs in Mandaric's long, calm evidence, when he spread awareness of his huge business achievements in the US which he feels, aggrieved, have been unrecognised here.
Caroline Tisdall's photographs in her book Coyote record: "long, calm, concentrated, almost silent days of dialogue between two representatives of two species together in the same space for the first time … it came to mark an area of freedom for the protagonists, ambiguously caging the spectators".
Not to worry: One of the late-arriving officers told us the complaint was about a client who had long since calmed down.
Although he has long since calmed the hippie-de-luxe style that made every collection look like a vacation in Ibiza, there is a residue of that permanent vacation story in the soft pastel colors, fabrics shimmering like sunshine on sea and the iridescent sparkle of mosaic beading.
He sometimes has to tell Long to calm down in training to reduce the risk of picking up an injury.
That's what white supremacy in this country has communicated to Black folks over the last week and long before: "Calm down and be quiet.
