We were just out there taking a beating and nobody was responding at all".
Evidence comes from the financial markets, which are calmer; the real economy, which is perkier; and policy, which is responding, at last, to at least some investor concerns.
Led by Larry Hahn as a sort of chief traveler through time, the dancers appeared to be responding at times to some cataclysmic event.
Chris did not seem to be responding at all, but Szeles explained that the electrodes would measure what the naked eye could not.
More important to the campaigns, reports on the advertisements made the evening news, for while the candidates may be responding at Internet speed, they still reach millions more voters via television.
Today, Hulu is responding – at least, in part – to some of these complaints with the launch of a grid-like guide for its Live TV service.
"The pace at which industries seem to be able to change direction seems to be getting faster, but universities seem to be responding at a constant pace or even slower, so the gap is increasing," says McPhee.
We don't know when we're supposed to respond, so we're responding at different times".
But the fact that the candidates are responding at all validates how important protest is -- including protest against those considered our "friends" -- and how only those who speak up, loudly, will be able to make change.
Many of the people behind Occupy in this country and in the corresponding movements in Tunisia, Egypt, Greece, and Spain were responding at least in part to having found no work commensurate with their higher educational accomplishments.
