The genius of this office has doped out a perfectly simple way of collecting a 7 cents or 8 cents fare without the use of a single penny.
Labour's Tom Harris on his blog There are still many, many Labour Party members who remember Blair as an election-winning genius who, in office, was popular for an awful lot longer than he was unpopular.
More simply, it was the story of Don Draper, the uber-alpha male creative genius with a corner office.
Ross, as James Thurber wrote, was always looking for a "Jesus" or "Genius" to organize the office and make the weekly production process more efficient.
UP Development pieced together car lots, Orange County School Board property, a building owned by the Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation and an office midrise to assemble Winter Park Square at the 10-plus-acre site.
On a recent misty Friday night, as I milled about a party in the Williamsburg penthouse offices of Genius, the Silicon Valley startup formerly known as Rap Genius, I had that feeling.
Ira Mercer, Palo Pinto County sheriff, called the blog "a stroke of genius" and said it had helped his office do its job.
Referring to offices dominated by one flamboyant genius, he added about the Rossi studio: "They're not like some of the other black capes.
Irene, contemplating suicide, calmly dusts, with one finger, between the buttons of her office telephone, a touch of actorly genius that intimates the grandeur of her passions.
Kick these 20+-year-old geniuses out of their offices and put them in the field where they learn what a customer looks like and what he wants.
Bill Gates hung a picture of Henry Ford in his office to remind people that even geniuses can mess up, as Ford did in later life.
