And around this star, our own planet evolved - far from the madding heart of the rest of a frenzied cosmos.
"The Learners" is set at a watershed time for American advertising and design — the experimental, irony-heavy "Think Small" era of the early '60s — but Happy finds himself a long train ride from the agitated "mad men" heart of Madison Avenue.
It takes more than half a century to figure out who they were, the few real loves-of-your-life, and how much of the rest — the mad breaking-heart stickiness — falls away, slowly, unnoticed, the way you lose your taste for things like popsicles unthinkingly.
Did this scientific experimentation drive Swenson mad — Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" mad or H. G. Wells's "Island of Dr. Moreau" mad? Marina is expected to go to the jungle and get the lay of that mysterious land.
Don Carlos, Schiller's answer to Hamlet, caroms from self-pity to mad elation, his heart forever on his sleeve; what triggers Eboli's infatuation and Posa's self-sacrificial devotion is hard to fathom.
"You can solo individual instruments, you can have different camera angles, you can see the score, you can hear what the back of the seconds are doing, it's just mad!" At its heart, Recomposed is a conversation between past and present, between traditional composition andtechnology, between one extraordinary composer and another.
Despite his monk-like appearance, Von Bismarck is a mad scientist at heart.
The correlation coefficient between MAD values and heart rates was 0.96 for Hookie and 0.97 for Actigraph.
In terms of light, moderate and vigorous activities the within-individual correlations between the MAD and the heart rate were very high for both accelerometers suggesting a valid physiological association between the MAD value and intensity as judged from the incident heart rate.
I have visited enough disaster zones to know that local aid workers are driven mad by bleeding-heart political tourists.
