JON PARELES BRUCE HORNSBY "Camp Meeting" (Legacy) Bruce Hornsby's music has always gestured toward jazz, if a bit obliquely.
"It's about meeting in the middle – having a tech startup culture meet a legacy corporate culture, and then evolving and changing, and that's really the fun part".
Recent research has suggested, for example, that pay rates are likely to be depressed in firms struggling to meet the legacy costs of final salary pension schemes, which are usually closed to new, younger staff.
I am not qualified to pass judgment on a man I never met, whose legacy I've only experienced over the course of a day and a half spent skulking around the state-of-the-art resort named for him in Pune, India.
On board the Legacy, they meet the feline captain (Emma Thompson) and the cook, Mr. Silver Brian Murrayy), a shambling heap of malevolent blarney who becomes both Jim's surrogate father and his nemesis.
At that point, as Barak's concessions lead to a grand photo-op on the White House lawn in time to meet American political and legacy needs, the go-it-alone prime minister would have to submit to Israeli elections.
It is Walbert's conceit that while the oldest and youngest generations never meet, they share a legacy of echoes: objects and phrases that repeat mysteriously, and with increasing significance, across the decades.
Assembly member Gareth Bacon said: "Regenerating east London and the Lower Lea Valley is important not just to meet the London 2012 legacy objectives, but for the benefit of the people of east London who will be a crucial part of building the community for years to come.
However, like most fantasy films (ironically, isn't a Western essentially a fantasy?), Tron: Legacy will meet with haughty critical derision -- fellow movie geeks posing as manly men don't fool me for a millicycle -- but I advise closer scrutiny of its subtext.
Organisers Locog stressed that building an "overlay" layer of temporary structures would mean sustainability targets were met and a legacy of white elephants avoided.
