…[Michael] Jackson attended a voodoo ritual in Switzerland where a witch doctor promised that Spielberg, music mogul David Geffen and 23 other people on the entertainer’s list of enemies would…

…corps seemed mainly to serve as a prop, providing Mr. Bush with an opportunity to deliver another pro-war speech while appearing to bravely face the music. The White House sprung…

…thinking is his glossing over a key word in the preceding: subsidies. He only discusses job sharing, which fits neatly in his musical-chairs analogy. (How about musical benches instead? When…

…retail trades were widespread across the sector, with 8,500 in building material supply stores, 8,300 in car and parts dealers, 8,100 in sporting goods, book & music stores, and 7,300…

…to my wife that men are stupid. Not to waste time I took Alan Blinder’s new book with me. After the Music Stopped is a terrific book on the causes…

…fiesta. There were music bands, games and skits being performed. I watched one skit where a farmer was talking to a policeman. The farmer was listing all the things that…

…killed or converted native populations in the name, e.g., of a state-led Church of England or Catholic Pope and the Civil War era’s constant (and inconsistent) invocation of God as…

…of corporate lobbyists and elbow-rubbing with CEOs and Board chairs, music to its ears. cross posted with ataxingmatter   Related articles What happens to US jobs with lower corporate tax…

…meeting can plug their iPhone earphones into their ears and enjoy some music until the policymaking stuff begins. And not have to worry about appearing rude. Hopefully, someone will give…

…have a case? Collateral Damage By Brenda Scearcy Dr. Robert’s office felt right to me, with a musical birdsong soundtrack, soft lighting and fresh green tea, and I had my…