Word: brilliante
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Postponing Assassins in the short term makes sense, as I doubt there is a depressed financial market for the show at the present, and, certainly, no producer can be compelled to lose money, even for the sake of promoting a brilliant piece of theater...
...pair of panties over his head to rob a post office, but the drunken Norwegian foiled his brilliant plan by writing his demand note on a piece of paper that had his wife’s name on it. Oslo police captured him in two days...
...forum to watch the special episode on the big screen. The fading of the final scene was met with scattered applause and excited debate. Former President of CNN and Shorenstein Fellow Rick Kaplan was impressed by the show’s efforts. “I thought it was brilliant,” he said. “They were so smart because they had us address all the issues left on the table after the attacks without making us relive the horror of the attacks.” Kaplan pointed out that what struck him the most...
...even if Nunn-Lugar were goldplated, it wouldn't obviate the great lesson of Sept. 11: you don't need so-called weapons of mass destruction to devastate a society. A few airplanes will do. "That's why it was so brilliant," says a Pentagon official. A senior aide to Vice President Dick Cheney falls back on football metaphors. The Administration remains worried about the need to defend against "the long bomb"--a chemical, biological or nuclear attack. But just as crucial, this aide argues, is to protect against "short yardage"--attacks on bridges, tunnels, power plants, chemical-storage facilities...
...attack on the U.S. was horrible but at the same time a brilliant plan. Our response needs to be equally sharp. Unfortunately, brilliance is a quality I do not see in President George W. Bush. His "Wanted, Dead or Alive" approach doesn't come near to the level at which we should be thinking. PAUL RUNG Chicago...