The ultimate no-excuse gym?
LONDON — The role of Secretary General of the United Nations must sometimes seem like the ultimate no-win job.
"The Music of Prince," a tribute concert at Carnegie Hall on March 7, is the ultimate no-brainer.
By Sasha Frere-Jones "The Music of Prince," a tribute concert at Carnegie Hall on March 7, is the ultimate no-brainer.
"The hostile is the ultimate no-diligence deal," said Robert Spatt, a partner at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, a New York law firm.
For a light supper, head to Casa Labra (Tetuán 12, 34-91-531-0081), the city's ultimate no-fuss establishment since 1860.
Milton Keynes, trumpeted as a city, is in fact one huge garden suburb crisscrossed by featureless motorways; it is the ultimate no-place, consuming huge swaths of land while failing to establish any sense of urbanity.
Stephen Colbert's last name evidently rhymes with everything ("Nobody's got a bigger pair," "Is his SuperPAC really that fair?" "hair," "dare," "flair"); so, too, does John Boehner's ("Few oranger. Many saner," "The ultimate no-brainer," "plainer," "inaner").
In 1999, he settled in as the director of the agency overseeing the mortgage giants, only to find that he might have walked into the ultimate no-win job.
