But O'Hara, in two of his earlier plays — "Insurrection: Holding History" (1996) and "Etiquette of Vigilance" (2010) — was able to do something new with family satire: he turned it into fantasy.
Despite the nuclear deal, Iran demands, if anything, even greater vigilance today.
"Muslim people in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Yemen and other countries are in need of this vigilance today," the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said in a recent sermon marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
With his wide-legged, gunslinger stance, Washington helps cast the sanctimony out of the role; his vitality and his humor suggest an awareness of the criticisms that have been levelled at "Raisin" 's "naturalism," in such brilliant response plays as George C. Wolfe's "The Colored Museum" (1986) and Robert O'Hara's "Etiquette of Vigilance" (2010).
Coming two weeks after the arrest of a second-grade teacher at Public School 78 in the Bronx on charges of sexually abusing two of his students, and after harsh criticism of the Board of Education for failing to move quickly enough against suspected sex offenders, the arrest of Mr. Weisberg prompted a pledge of vigilance yesterday by Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy.
Their vigilance today is admirable--and appropriate.
At the national level, while a party spokesman declined to comment, a former DNC consultant offered soothing reassurances about the party's promised vigilance this year -- based on the Obama campaign's 2008 actions.
Furthermore, several authors hypothesized that laterality increased efficiency of the subject to process two simultaneous tasks, e.g. foraging & vigilance [75] [77].
Just as prey individuals manage risk of predation, using behavioral tools of time allocation and vigilance (Brown 1999; Bouskila 2001), predators too should manage their own risks while foraging.
Considering the disadvantages of increased competition, the benefits of food calls range from reduced vigilance (Elgar 1986) and increased foraging efficiency (Brown et al. 1991) to accessing resources defended by others and/or defending resources from other species (Bugnyar et al. 2001; Slocombe & Zuberbühler 2006; Clay & Zuberbühler 2009).
