Creationist ideas about geology tend to appeal to overly zealous amateurs, but this was a gathering of elites, with an impressive wall of diplomas among them (Harvard, U.C.L.A., the Universities of Virginia, Washington and Rhode Island).
Rather than the most excited investor with the highest willingness to pay setting the price, as would occur in a private-market round, in an IPO, the price is more likely set to appeal to less zealous investors, whose willingness to pay falls further down the curve (think of Econ 101's supply and demand curves crossing at a market-clearing price).
A Dutch hospital has also issued an appeal to over-zealous fans of the game, asking them not to "hunt" the fictitious monsters in the building after several players ventured into restricted areas.
The danger lies in political appeals that are so zealous that they unsettle Americans with different religious views, making them feel like second-class citizens, or lead to policies coercive toward non-believers.
A win by Paul would help the Texas congressman extend his minimal-government stance and broaden the appeal of his campaign outside his zealous base, many of them young voters.
As Charlton's frustration grew, penalty appeals for what looked like an over- zealous challenge by Alan Reeves on Svensson were turned down, and shortly before half time Hunt was wide with a header from Shaun Newton's cross.
Bernie Madoff never shut down all the heat in Minneapolis, and our current crisis has come about rather dully on the heels of determined ignorance and zealous greed; the world has so much more demonic sex appeal in a corporate thriller.
They don't seem to realize that – assuming they're not a big company like Facebook, Google or Amazon – their app will likely only appeal to and be heavily used by their most zealous customers and fans.
But when their crossover appeal and multi-million careers can or comes to an abrupt halt, their mea culpas appear disingenuous, and their zealous LGBTQ advocacy appears suspect.
