Sports Illustrated called the enterprise "perhaps the most effective propaganda organ in the history of corporate America".
Peter Paul Chocolates LLC, as he calls the enterprise, will operate through the end of 2007, turning out Santa Claus figurines for the Christmas trade.
Tynan called the enterprise "a piece of pure theatrical megalomania - a sustained assault on the senses which dwarfs everything London has seen since, perhaps, the Great Fire".
In 1950 they bought some American army surplus tents and camp beds, set them up in a pine wood on the Spanish island of Majorca and called the enterprise Club Méditerranée.The idea was a success from the start.
Mr. Vance called the enterprise the "modern version of a check-kiting scheme" and said it took in at least $450,000 from TD Bank, and possibly as much as $1 million.
The plan is being orchestrated as a government-backed bailout, under a group called the Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corporation of Japan, after JAL filed for bankruptcy protection with more than $25 billion in debt.
But in less than a year the pair had created so many, each working in her Brooklyn home — Ms. Inciarrano, in the Marine Park apartment she shares with her husband, and Ms. Maslow, in the bright, modern two-bedroom she owns with her siblings in Midwood — that they decided to sell them, calling the enterprise Twig Terrariums.
He spoke about the seeming impossibility of composing an indictment that would bridge the Anglo-American, French and Russian legal traditions, and he called the enterprise of trial preparation "the terrible task of trying to formulate, to do something, to prove themes that had never before been litigated".
Mr. Bush, who spoke against a backdrop of Navy pennants and two F-14 Tomcat fighter jets, called the Enterprise by its nickname, "The Big E," and thanked those aboard for being "among the first to fight in the first war of the 21st century".
What Adkins calls the enterprise castle no longer works.
