Over email, Calacanis (who runs Mahalo and the Launch conference, and may be preparing for something new) emphasized that the company was doing all right, breaking even with $500,000 in annual revenue and two hit shows (Calacanis' and Pollak's).
"I really love James's song Break the Chain, and I really like that line, 'It's all right to break the chain.' I think that's really quite a joyous lyric.
"It's almost like as soon as you get married, it's all right to break down," he said.
That's right, break themselves up.
Out on the water a wave rolls from left to right, breaking over a sand bank.
Soon the Persian right broke and fled, pursued by the Byzantines.
It was returned, all right -- broken into several pieces and stuffed inside a used florist's box.
The contract looked all right until the trumps broke 5-0.
All right, who broke the old as sh*t swear jar?
"The whip must cut the skin and smash the flesh, and it is all right if a bone breaks," a reformist newspaper, Norouz, quoted Mr. Gilani as saying.
TmoNews got their hands on this pricing sheet, which breaks it all right on down: the BlackBerry Bold 9700 (review here) will set you back $199 on contract or, if you're not lookin' to sign your mobile life away for two years, a one-time payment of $449 bucks.
