DeGeneres smiles a wrinkled little smile; this is as close to a dig at Heche as she permits herself -- at least until Heche's tell-all memoir is published next month.
That opened things up and Steven Lawless went close with a dig from distance before playing a key role as the Maryhill men edged ahead.
Federal officials have approved a financing plan of nearly $14.1 billion for the "Big Dig" tunnel project here, closing a chapter on a financial debacle that led to firings and criminal investigations.
She begged her new correspondent to "please excuse the somewhat stilted and ungrammatical tone of this letter" and closed with a little dig.
Jacobson closed with another dig at the food industry: "Of course while the government publishes this earnest and well-intentioned advice, the soft-drink, restaurant, snack-food, meat, and cheese industries will continue to spend billions of dollars promoting foods and beverages that directly contradict that advice," he said.
I got promoted into the kitchen because the line cook got fired he was hiding boxes of frozen shrimp in the trash, then after the restaurant closed he would dig them out of the dumpster and go sell them to the Chinese restaurant and spend the money on crack.
He closed on new digs May 8, joined shortly after by his wife, Julie, and daughter, Anabelle.
One day, I sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic with a Libyan human-rights activist, who gestured in despair at the roadwork, and said, "They dig it up and close it and dig it up again, for enormous sums of money every time and with no other purpose.
But in a barbed swipe intended to stir partisan passions, the commercial closes with an obvious dig at Mr. Bloomberg, as a narrator declares: "After eight years of everything going to the rich and powerful, we need a mayor who cares about us.
The trend for "super cute Native American clothes" is lampooned in this very funny video, complete with closing dig at Urban Outfitters ("Urban Infitters").
