— EMMARIE HUETTEMAN Taking a look at the excerpts from Governor Daniels' speech, it looks like the governor will be using some of muscular conservative talk that is his hallmark.
A new book, "Amazing Dogs," by Dr. Jan Bondeson, a senior lecturer at Cardiff University School of Medicine in Wales, reveals that Hitler supported a German school that tried to teach large, muscular mastiffs to "talk" to humans.
Indeed, with its talk of "muscular Negros" and wonder at the exoticism of places that can now be reached on a budget flight, Easy Go feels like a period piece.
But, by applying the logic of "blowback" to the issue of graft in Afghanistan, Chayes develops a muscular new vocabulary for talking about the problem of corruption.
While Mel Gibson always had a touch of madness in his eyes (more so in retrospect), Hardy lets his bulky body do the talking, his muscular movements recalling the taut choreography of his title role in Nicolas Winding Refn's Bronson.
The muscular actor is in talks to star in and produce a remake of John Carpenter's 1986 action-fantasy "Big Trouble in Little China," The Times has confirmed.
The only thing more muscular than Jacobs is his talk.
"Because I am so thin and muscular, I actually don't talk about these issues much with my friends.
"I had to tell her, 'A.L.S. is a very serious disease,' " Ms. Eng recalled, ' "but we're here today to talk about spinal muscular atrophy.' " Ms. Eng recently got some good news on the celebrity front.
After 20 years of exulting in the power of the private sector, in deregulation, tax cuts and reining in the Washington bureaucrats, Republicans and Democrats alike are talking about a muscular new role for government in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
