'Let's form a cabal to eliminate old Fred and get ourselves promoted.' 'Let's wrap Helen, the new hire, in a net of bureaucracy then roll her off a cliff,' " wrote Walter Kiechel, columnist for Fortune magazine, in a column.
If there's a silver lining to all of this, it's that the bond market is starting to price in a walk off the fiscal cliff, writes Bloomberg: Interest rates have plunged back to near-record lows.
Accordingly, my own postcards tend to begin, "We would love to put you up next weekend, but I'm afraid... .. GETTING REAL NOW ABOUT FUEL EFFICIENCY Cliff Kuang writing on goodmagazine.com about improving fuel efficiency in automobiles.
Cliff Oxford wrote about how to handle the brilliant jerk.
"It was Alex Jackson that we feared most," the Arsenal striker Cliff Bastin wrote of that match.
"It is why we made money for our clients during the financial crisis when most others went over the cliff," he wrote to me in an e-mail.
As I and Cliff Krauss wrote in 2009, methane leakage is a big problem — and an opportunity (among other things, stanching leaks results in more gas to sell).
As you know, we test many things over the year, many of which are never universally deployed," Netflix spokesperson Cliff Edwards wrote by email.
A biography, To Live Is to Die: The Life and Death of Metallica's Cliff Burton, written by Joel McIver, was published by Jawbone Press in June 2009.
"Thousands of small businesses across the U.S. are desperately looking for a way to escape their own fiscal cliff," Christiansen writes.
"The president should head straight for the cliff," Bill Keller wrote in the New York Times, "and let Congress know he's prepared to take us over the edge unless they build a bridge".
