It is about what quickens the mind and the senses, gratifies long-felt needs, gives thought and feeling some unexpected turn.
She knows what quickens the pulse: a bar or a place to have a nightcap, layers of lighting and, most important, a double chaise or an ottoman large enough for "canoodling," she said.
And while we like to think it's stories as subtle as Ulysses or humane as Middlemarch that drive civilisation along, in fact what quickens the popular imagination are simpler tales of goodies and baddies, in which the baddies are always someone else.
It is too late now to give it away–others like Home Accounts Network and Home Financial Network are already giving away very capable Java-based software that does much of what Quicken offers.
But it is chasing a fast-moving target.What quickens hearts in Bentonville, Walmart's headquarters, is the idea of pulling together shops, warehouses, delivery fleets and technology into "market ecosystems" that no one else can match.
It would be comforting, and tidy, to suggest that the director had waited all his life for the chance to make this film, as if it meant everything to him; yet I still have no idea what truly quickens his heart, and at some level, for all the movie's narrative momentum, "Che" retains the air of a study exercise — of an interest brilliantly explored.
"Prophets of Rage, Cleveland!" yelled Chuck D. "Say it like you mean it, fuck what happened at Quicken Loans Arena, let's take this power back".
With broadband becoming the norm and connection speeds continuing to quicken, what has happened to music companies and newspapers is beginning to happen to broadcast networks and cable companies.
Take what happened outside Quicken Loans Arena, headquarters for the Republican National Convention.
