Tag Archives: The Beatles

Storming the Bastille, You Never Give Me Your Money

Sun­day anno­yan­ces: Many today but pri­mary AIG.
Chief Exe­cu­tive Edward Liddy told Trea­sury Sec­re­tary Timothy Geith­ner in a let­ter dated Satur­day that the next pay­ments to emplo­yees of the finan­cial pro­ducts unit  —  whose woes cau­sed mas­sive los­ses at the giant insu­rer  —  are due on Sun­day, and added “quite frankly, AIG’s hands are tied.”
AIG to Pay $450 Million in

And Your Bird Can Sing. A Concert

I mis­sed John Lennon’s deatha­ver­sary. This should mat­ter little con­si­de­ring he wrote songs, became an icon, and was mur­de­red long before I was born, but I have always been a fan of his music. Des­pite that, I’ve yet to come to an unders­tan­ding of how one man crea­tes such a com­mo­tion (still) deca­des after

Once There Was A Way. Lullabies and Love

The archi­tect and the artist took turns sin­ging her to sleep at night. Whether it be the archi­tect, or the artist, after rea­ding the book, they would sing. Not because they were good at it, they weren’t, but because it wor­ked.
Once there was a way to get back home­ward
Once there was a way to