Carpe

I've always lived by the phrase "Carpe Diem" but sometimes I don't really do it.

Matt Kepnes: 18 Lessons From 5 Years On The Road Matt Kepnes 2011

The second building under construction is called the Carpe Diem tower and is being developed by the French unit of British insurer Aviva PLC and Predica, the insurance subsidiary of Crédit Agricole Assurances.

Paris's La Défense District Goes on the Offensive William Boston 2011

And that appears in a chapter I called Carpe Diem: Seize the Day.

A Gentle Madness: Bibliophiles, Bibliomanes, and the Eternal Passion for Books 1995

The legal research site LLRX.com features a recent article entitled Carpe Diem: Establish an Institutional Repository for Your Organization that explains how to go about creating an institutional repository to collect the intellectual output of an institution, such as a law firm, a law library or a law faculty.

Archive 2008-01-01 Michel-Adrien Sheppard 2008

It's his ode number I-XI, entitled Carpe Diem, which means seize, or pluck, the day: and hence enjoy the day.

Horace's advice to writers Michael Allen 2005

Avon's show this year, called Carpe Diem, features 33 students playing snare drums, base drums, tenor drums, cymbals and mallets.

IndyStar.com Top Stories 2010

One in particular, Carpe Diem, is well-worth checking out in this video to start to imagine the possibilities.

Michael Horn: The Rise of K-12 Blended Learning Michael Horn 2011

One in particular, Carpe Diem, is well-worth checking out in this video to start to imagine the possibilities.

Michael Horn: The Rise of K-12 Blended Learning Michael Horn 2011

Also, I posted another quote from Carpe Jugulum and a pretty picture of the sunset Saturday evening.

Lance Mannion: 2010

"The Long Hall on the Top Floor" first appeared in an issue of the now-defunct Carpe Noctem magazine, in 1999, and was thereafter collected in Tales of Pain and Wonder.

"The pitying smirk, the argument runs like clockwork." ellen_datlow 2009