"Are you more jumpy than you were before?" Phoenix's presumed-troubled soldier isn't -- he ranks his "overall health" as, yes, "strong" -- but you might be after watching the tense 90-second clip.
With over ten years of speaking, mentoring, writing, and most importantly real-world, in-the-trenches business experience, Tim can unequivocally answer, "YES!" Strong human connection makes you more memorable, likable, and influential, which is something everyone wants, but few people realize is a learned skill and not an innate gift.
Yes, strong views can be dangerous, but, I insist to my friends, once we accept religion's divisiveness we can get something back from it.
"He thought that his personality and personal position would be an element that would favour the yes vote, and then he realised that, in fact, he was not going to make the yes stronger, but he could be making the no stronger," said Giovanni Orsina, a professor of contemporary history at LUISS University in Rome.
The once picture-perfect pop star has returned and is offering fans the new, worn-and-torn, and yes, stronger than yesterday Britney.
Alex Catarinella of The Huffington Post deemed it as her greatest and most mature work, and said the video was ultimately simple in its concept, and added, "The once picture-perfect pop star has returned and is offering fans the new, worn-and-torn and yes, stronger than yesterday Britney".
Oh, yes, and strong language and sexuality.
So Mr. Blair -- with, yes, the strong backing of Time Inc. and the other big companies -- decided to reward efficiencies.
For the past two years, I've been telling my 10-year-old daughter, Briana, that she's not fat -- a little overweight, yes, athletic, strong, even chunky -- but not fat.
His aim in taking over the leadership was to adjust its policies to present-day realities (the global economy, the euro), while continuing to give a nod in the direction of certain traditional Gaullist values nation, family, liberty, work, social solidarity, and, yes, a strong state.Such pragmatism is unlikely to shock many Gaullists.
If I had to summarise, I would say: yes to strong, fraternal regions within the European Union, yes to regions that cooperate outside their borders, but no to a Europe of regions which would be an unfair, variable-geometry Europe.
