Shaquille O'Neal, Amar'e Stoudemire, Vince Carter, Chris Bosh, Marcus Camby, Baron Davis and Richard Jefferson all stayed with their teams on Thursday, when a furious whirlwind of trade rumors gave way to a harmless winter breeze.
The three guests speakers, who had been taken on a whirlwind tour of the trading floor earlier, seemed slightly overwhelmed by the crowds.
By one tally, Iran conducted 20 ministerial or grander visits to Africa last year, reminiscent of the trade-and-aid whirlwind the Chinese brought to Africa in the mid-2000s.The mid-2000s.The hareasonfathom.
The Atlanta Braves capped a four-day whirlwind of pitching activity yesterday by trading one of their best pitchers from last season for a minor league catcher.
It's been a whirlwind week in Hawaii, the usual pleasant trade winds replaced by stormy gusts that approached 70 mph.
The trade was the third in the whirlwind tenure of Isiah Thomas, who was hired as the Knicks' president of basketball operations on Dec. 22.
According to the New York Jets, the stadium the team wants to build on the West Side of Manhattan will be an economic whirlwind, attracting 60 football games, soccer matches, concerts, trade shows and conventions a year.
During the whirlwind of scandal, Ms. Tsujimoto called Mr. Suzuki a "trading house of corruption".
Bill Clinton sowed the wind with NAFTA, his China trade deal and Wall Street deregulation that reaped the whirlwind for Hilary Clinton.
The person who went whizzing through that whirlwind of career changes was not the same one the Reds refused to trade to the Mariners.
