If the Knicks lost anything in the most recent flurry of transactions, it was rebounding, by trading David Lee to Golden State (for Randolph, Turiaf and Azubuike).
The most recent flurry of tsk-tsking occurred with the release of "Me, Myself and Irene," a Jim Carrey comedy that pokes fun at mental illness and the disabled and does brazen things to a cow and a chicken.
Part of the impetus for this most recent flurry of attention is concern in the business and political communities that the epidemic is threatening to tarnish Los Angeles's national image and undercut a campaign to promote tourism, particularly in downtown, which has been in the midst of a transformation of sorts, with a boom of museums, concert halls, restaurants, boutiques, parks and lofts.
The most recent in this flurry of rules changes came on December 5, when Bush overturned a 25-year-old federal restriction on carrying loaded guns in national parks.
Most of the recent flurry stems directly from InfoWars, a conspiracy-fueled political site run by shock jock Alex Jones that funds itself partly through the sale of supplies necessary for doomsday prepping such as bulk vitamins and a year's worth of long-life food.
But Republicans on the House Budget Committee are also bracing for bad news on the short-term economic outlook, expecting the budget office to assume slower economic growth in the months ahead because it made its most recent estimates without considering a flurry of encouraging new data released in the past month.
The recent flurry, to be sure, is but the most recent round of rumors about Red Hat.
True, quite a lot of people seem to care, if the recent flurry of media attention around the publication of his most recent novel, The Pregnant Widow, is anything to go by.
The lawsuit has prompted a flurry of hearings in downtown Miami in anticipation of a trial, the most recent on Wednesday, when half a dozen lawyers squared off before Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Ronald Dresnick to argue procedural matters.
