He's nuts, how am I going to deal with this guy every day?" he said.
Nuts!" "How do they get your phone number?" I asked again.
"It's nuts: how can they be concerned about the inflationary impact of this?" said Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist of High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y.
"It's nuts: how can they be concerned about the inflationary impact of this?" said Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist of High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York.
China's biggest internet company has advertised two jobs aimed at cracking one of the internet's toughest nuts: how to persuade older people to shop online.
Everyone who has ever been to a tech conference knows the feeling: You're excited to walk into a giant hall buzzing with people, but a heartbeat later you're anxious and wondering, "Nuts, how am I ever going to find the people I really want to know?" At many shows, there is no good answer except to walk and talk fast.
The actors usually are not privy to those conversations, although for the finale of the show, True Blood, I was shadowing the director, who is one of our directors who has been with us since the beginning, Scott Winant, because I am a director as well, and so I wanted to really see what it was like from soup to nuts how our show gets made.
The journalist Jeffrey Bernard, describing Freud's afternoons in the betting shop and evenings with the rich and distinguished (including "Princess Margaret's set"), wrote admiringly: "He has cracked the nut of how to conduct a double life".
Nobody had cracked the nut on how to deliver learning, and not just give away answers online.
So why is Off-Broadway such a tough nut, and how do these three bullets crack it?
