The county, he went on, is trying out a privately run anger-management program called Temper Talk, which offers counselling to juveniles charged with Assault 3 or Assault 4 causing harm to a person without intent or with intent, respectively.
Then the group abruptly canceled the race two days before it was scheduled to be run, angering many participants.
Afterward, Ortiz put the blame on reporters for stirring things up earlier in the series, when Jon Lester hit Mark Teixeira in the knee, forcing him to leave the game, and Ortiz flipped a bat after a home run, angering Girardi.
The responses to the policy change have run from anger ("your founder would be disappointed!") to chastisement of fellow-shoppers ("this is why we can't have nice things") to a general mourning of the end of an era.
[Big Bang Theory was scheduled to run after Anger Management, so piggybacking on his audience, according to Sheen.] I'm sorry, but Big Bang Theory is a piece of shit – it's a stupid show and it's just lame, about lame people.
The Newquay tests will be the first time the Bloodhound team has seen the trio and their control system run in anger.
Running on anger is not such a great idea.
The 56-year-old had his words vindicated on the first occasion the Red Bulls ran in anger in Saturday afternoon's qualifying: Daniel Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat were seventh and 13th respectively.
Cars competing in the first ever international motor racing series for electric vehicles have been running in anger for the first time.
"I don't feel ebullient -- 'Aren't I great for having gotten this.' " Mr. Romney again accused the president of running a "campaign of anger and divisiveness".
At a Long Island fund-raiser later in the day, Mr. Bush accused Mr. Kerry of running a campaign of anger and said that his opponent "hasn't offered much about strategies to win the war" on terrorism.
