He is a would-be film director, and she is the production designer he hires to work on the feature he finally manages to get going after years of aspiration.
Newcastle seldom managed to get going in their first competitive match under new coach Phil Stubbins, although former Adelaide forward Jeronimo Neumann struck the crossbar in the first half with a fierce shot on his Jets debut.
But he is conducting tests at the moment, and hopes to have the results later this year.The third sub-question of how life managed to get going at all in the hosub-question ofthowearlifearth, was neatly addressed by Charles Cockell, of Britain's Open University.
"We think our home form has been pretty good and winning on the road is something that we've managed to get going well," Harvey told BBC Jersey.
And this is what ye have shipped for, men! Thing Four: Days Without Stock-Market Disaster: One: U.S. stock trading finally managed to get going again yesterday, almost entirely without incident -- a relief, considering how much could possibly have gone wrong.
"He's come in from very local football, we've given him an opportunity and it took a bit of time for him to get going, but he's managed to do very well as the season's gone on.
The car stopped again at the exit of the pits shortly before the end of the day because of a puncture, although the team did manage to get him going again for a brief final run.
They get in contention in a major and manage to get things going their way, either because they play well or because somebody else comes back.
Any fire large enough to keep two people alive is a dubious option, since no dry land really exists; even if you manage to get one going, it's of little real use if you're already wet, especially if there's even the slightest breeze.
Specialized models include Sony's 2.2-pound Picturebook, with a handy built-in camera, and Panasonic's incredibly rugged Toughbook units, which have managed to keep going even after getting run over by my car.
