The Internet "will extend the electronic marketplace and make it the ultimate go-between, the universal middleman," wrote Bill Gates, Microsoft's boss*.
The ultimate go-it-alone indie operator, Carruth wrote, produced, directed, photographed and co-edited Upstream Colour, as well as writing the music and co-starring.
He's the ultimate go-to guy for US cult telly, and already exists in the Torch-verse, having played Jack's old (ahem) sparring partner Captain John.
While Dan P Carter's Radio 1 Rock Show is the ultimate go-to-place for fledgling rock bands – Lowe's show is a crossover between daytime listeners and an audience who tune in solely to seek out new music.
But few of the 22 men who cast the vote can possibly know what it took for Lowy, an immigrant from Czechoslovakia, to master the language and build up his real estate and shopping mall empire that makes him the ultimate go-getter in Australian society.
Debbie is outstanding as an accountant, her vast knowledge of the University and the School of Medicine's financial arena - the budgeting process, understanding the University's policies and procedures regarding Stanford's accounting process all make her the ultimate "go to" person for anyone who has financial questions.
But the city's ultimate go-ahead, to let the company perform a two-day process at its site that it contends is crucial to preserving frozen bodies for possible resuscitation, will depend on being licensed by the state agency that regulates mortuaries, embalmers and cemeteries.
The Bronx-born son of Lithuanian Jewish immigrants who began his career at 21 as the youngest certified public accountant in Michigan history, then developed a home-building empire that stretched from Detroit to Los Angeles, Mr. Broad has in the last few years become his adopted city's ultimate go-to guy.
Mantiques specializes in collectible tools, fishing tackle and knives, making it the ultimate go-to site for the guy who came of age digging through his father's Stanley toolbox.
The Godfather was the ultimate Go-Giver.
