"I think he's got the bug," says the proud dad.
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Another critical biography of a poet — I've got the bug.
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"I got the bug in that first year," she says.
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"During that time I really got the bug to create something," he said.
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"He might want to do it now that he's got the bug," Chris told Moviehole.
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"You've got the bug that's producing the metabolites, and you got the metabolites all right there in a one-stop-shop," she says.
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"She played a random coffee shop, she just got the bug, and that was that," Tish, 50, says Noah following her father Billy Ray and siblings' footsteps.
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And it was so fun to be in the Warthog driving around over hills that they kind of got the bug to just make a game about that.
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"Once Barney got the bug, he button-holed everyone he knew in the first generation of Silicon Valley engineers and bent their ear about Cyclops and SETI," says Tarter.
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She got the bug for entrepreneurship in college, where she worked with a professor to commercialize an eye-gaze-tracking technology and form Eye Response Technologies (FKA Erica, Inc).
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After being invited to sponsor a local cycle shop team (Corley-Drops) in 235 he got the bug and later that year, after taking a group of up-and-coming female riders to a race in France, decided, along with son Tom, to form a women's team.
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"About a year ago, we were producing these drone racing events and these combat events and there was sort of this watershed moment where everyone got the bug with racing," said Marque Cornblatt, who runs a series of drone racing and combat events called Aerial Sports League.
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"That's when we got the bug," says the now 55-year-old Pratt; soon after, they approached Yashar with the idea of co-hosting a London exhibition of her wares, including midcentury Italian furniture and objects designed by the likes of Gio Ponti and Gino Sarfatti.
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Edmondson became a fan of death metal because it was the only music that her father didn't like. She went through a goth phase as a teenager and became a satanist. She worked as a snowboarding instructor in Canada, a barmaid and a painter and decorator before deciding to focus on music full-time after being encouraged by her father. She "got the bug" after supporting Jools Holland at the Plymouth Pavilions.
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The continually changing release dates became frustrating for Usher; Dupri said to Billboard, "The last couple [of] times I've been around [Usher], you could tell he's got the bug to hurry up and put this record out. He wants to get back out here and give the people that. He's got that itch." Here I Stand was first released by LaFace Records in Mexico and several European countries on May 13, 2008; releases in other countries followed.
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Back in 2001, Camschwa and I started producing tracks for a couple of DJs around town. Eventually we got the bug to put it together as a set and started playing it live. Luminary joined us in 2003 to expand the live performance component." Matt Fraser of Time Off magazine caught one of the trio's gigs, "[they are] playing an intriguing blend of house, soul and hip-hop... Onstage, the band is a frenzy of movement, with a turntablist and two boys behind a mountain of synths and samplers – no drums or guitar to be seen.
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It was rerecorded at Trax Records (produced by Marshall Jefferson) and released in 1986. DJ Pierre went on to record many of the early Acid House tracks on Trax Records under the names Phuture, Phuture Pfantasy Club, Pierre's Pfantasy Club (with Felix Da Housecat), and Phortune with songs such as "Your Only Friend," "The Creator," "String Free," "Got the Bug," "Box Energy," "Dream Girl," "Mystery Girl," "Fantasy Girl," "We are Phuture," "Slam," and "Spank Spank." One of the tracks has a voiceover proclaiming "We are the creator of acid music, and we're back." DJ Pierre's track "Your Only Friend" has an anti-drug message.
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Due to Burns' vanguard of announcing and the sheer number of athletic events, other men got the bug and began sprouting up to announce as many opportunities to do so arose. The biggest names to follow in Burns' stead were Jack Adler (earliest known horse racing announcer), Pete Prunty, Charles Harvey (famed boxing promoter who once extorted $25,000 out of Hitler for Max Schmelling to come to the United States for a championship bout against Steve Hamas), John P. Dunne and boxing's renowned Joe Humphreys (inducted into the Boxing Hall of Fame). The only one of these men to ever use a Public Address System was Humphreys. The foundations of announcing laid by these men led us to folks like Pat Pieper, Red Barber, Bob Sheppard, Vin Scully and Michael Buffer that we know today.
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