As you can see, the manger of an index fund doesn't have much to do.
He began another great ride when he met Billy Beane, general manger of the Oakland A's, who was a guest speaker for a Stanford sports management class.
Being a player-manger of a Sunday league team is exactly like managing a professional team, except all your players are shit and nobody listens to a single word you say.
It was strange seeing the manger of such a big club sitting on your couch drinking tea.
After a year's search of all the top-drawer office buildings near the airport, Claude Kordus, partner and regional manger of Hewitt Associates, a management consulting firm, said that he chose to move the firm's Western regional offices to larger quarters in a new Hutton Centre building in Santa Ana.
Because of Pret A Manger, of course: "Look at Pret A Manger.
The Roman historian Suetonius, who according to his Britannica biography "used 'characteristic anecdote' without exhaustive inquiry into its authenticity," reported just a generation or two after Caligula's death that "besides a stall of marble, a manger of ivory, purple blankets and a collar of precious stones, he even gave this horse a house...
But it's no more remarkable than the intricately carved clay figures of the holy family nestled in a manger of sticks--handcrafted by a blind artist in Washington.
At Christmastime in 1223, Francis participated in an important ceremony when he celebrated the birth of Jesus by recreating the manger of Bethlehem at a church in Greccio, Italy.
We all agree to pretend a hundred different lies: that Christ was born on 25 December, a fact we've no good evidence for, and a decent amount against; that he was born in a stable, when for all we know it may have been a cave, a house, a ditch or a graveyard; that he slept peacefully in a manger of straw, which I can now say, firsthand, would have been his first and most impressive miracle.
