A pall has settled over The Pinkprint, in stark contrast to the gleeful barrage of head-spinning ideas that was the first third of Roman Reloaded.
My 2010 New Year's Eve is a lampshade-on-head gleeful appreciation of 2009 plus an anxious anticipation of a year where stocks like these should reward nicely: Enersis (ENI, 21) is an electricity generator and distributor based in Chile but reaching into Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Peru.
But few accounts preserve the gleeful idealism of the "head," or consider the turn from psychedelic exploration to the amorphous hierarchies of the Silicon Valley workplace as a form of pragmatic surrender.
"That is going to be the play of the week," said a gleeful Jackson, shaking his head, still bounding with the energy that ricocheted around the Nets' locker room.
But can you all fucking stop smacking me over the fucking head with gleeful abandon, please?
"Heaviest weight!" bellowed an evilly gleeful voice in my head, the moment I stepped onto the scale on the third day.
On the Saturday afternoon we dined there, Fabiola Bertozzi, the head waitress, was gleeful because Frank Giancola, the organist at St. Joseph's Catholic Church down the street, had brought her a gift: a rosary of perfumed rosewood from Assisi.
Nearly 30 years later, Cecily, whose early life has clearly been blighted by tragedy, returns to the derelict Big House to unravel family secrets, in an attempt to silence the gleeful, discordant voices in her head (a poignant metaphor for depression and guilt).
Liz Lochhead's gleeful Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off offers a different take on the queenly cousins at the Royal Lyceum.
And Helber's picture avenges, in its way, the same-day image of Deandre Harris, a twenty-year-old black boy who lay prostrate on a garage floor, shielding his head from a beating by gleeful Nazis.
