By moving, moving, moving, being stimulated by the new, the never-before-seen, by art, history, cuisine, we exit grief's path for a while and tread the paths of pleasure.
Any time one of these parts is moved or stimulated, it moves and stimulates the others.
The move initially stimulated a brisk business in external drives in trademark iMac colors, but few Mac users now appear to be unhappy about the lack of diskette drives on their computers.
"Mainly I'm just trying to get kids up, coordinated, moving, motivated, stimulated and educated," added Mr. Hatch, who grew up in Utah and had never ridden a train or been east of the Mississippi River until five months ago.
Earmarking NHS cash for care was a bold move to stimulate innovative ways of working.
[A10.] Britain Reduces Interest Rates The Bank of England ordered a reduction in interest rates, bringing the benchmark rate to 3.5percentt, a 48-year low, in a move to stimulate economic growth.
Rather, Fed officials appear to hope that the move would stimulate consumption and send a reassuring signal to investors that the Fed is prepared to prevent a full recession.
The debate has been shaped in the last week by Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, who counseled patience and warned that a hasty move to stimulate the economy through further tax cuts and government spending could backfire.
But last January, when Mr. Reagan's four appointees ganged up and outvoted Mr. Volcker on a move to stimulate growth with lower interest rates, one of them quickly recanted and the Volcker caution prevailed.
Annual consumer price inflation jumped to 2.7 percent in October from 2.2 percent the previous month, according to official figures released on Tuesday, muting prospects that the Bank of England would move to stimulate the economy, at least in the short term.
