A Booming Market A math whiz who got his undergraduate degree at the École Centrale in Paris, Fabrice Tourre joined Goldman in 2001 after getting a master's degree at Stanford.
Non-Nissan owners will think this is just more marketing mumbo-jumbo — pretty lame, too, considering how much some advertising agency whiz probably got paid to come up with it.
Figuring himself a franchising whiz, Katz got into gyms, executive recruiting, dentistry, hair salons and cosmetics.
And Republican Rep. Paul Ryan, math whiz, actually got most of his House colleagues to approve a politically risky spending-reduction bill with modest cuts to Medicare.
"I thought, 'Gee whiz, let me get this book.' " Reading it, he said, inspired him to draft a bill decriminalizing the use and possession of marijuana.
You don"t have to be a biz whiz to get that that's just not a sustainable business model.
Stone is a whiz at getting to the bottom of his defending-lawyer's cases but only because the brain aneurysm he suffers -- and to which he could succumb at any moment -- affords him discombobulating second-sight.
I said, 'Gee whiz, I've got ten kids on the ward dying.
"The coach came up to me after practice and said, 'Gee, whiz, Oop, we've got to put you in the game under the goalpost.' "He put me in that coming Sunday against the Redskins, and I jumped up and knocked it down".
It sounds particularly good for "The Rising" and "Long Walk Home" and in the two duets with Scialfa, "Tougher Than the Rest" and "Brilliant Disguise". And when he walks away from the mic for an unamplified stanza of "Promised Land," you can feel that this 68-year-old rocker, bathed in an orangy halo by Broadway lighting whiz Natasha Katz, has still got stuff to sing to us.
