Word: gladness
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Tell me about the Today show. How is that going? That is going surprisingly well. I was kicking and screaming going back to TV. It was not something I was interested in at all. They talked me into it, and I'm glad they did, now looking back on it. By the time [co-host Kotb] and I sit in those stools, people have had three hours of pretty tough news to have to digest, and we're the alternative programming. TIME magazine called it the happy hour. And that's really what...
...billion loan in exchange for a secure future stream of oil and gas. (Overall, Chinese enterprises are on track to invest double the amount abroad this year than in 2008.) And compared to the past, when Western stockholders expressed concerns about selling assets to China, today companies are just glad for the cash. China's Export-Import Bank, for instance, has offered Rio a $20 billion loan if the deal (which is stalemated) goes through...
...drafted under the pretenses of privacy and respect for the families of the dead. More recently though, the ban has been widely criticized as an attempt to mask the cost of war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Politically speaking and for the sake of public awareness, many of us are glad to see this ban lifted. However, in a society that has already been desensitized to death and violence, and which revels in the public exposure of all things private, I think that it is possible that our opinions on the issue have less to do with indignation about two wars...
...Berklee, Williamson had been “filling up the well,” collecting material for future work. “I’m writing my memoirs, whatever it is I’m able to remember,” she says. Still, she’s glad to offer her wisdom to students. “I’m feeling very honored to be there,” she says. “I just have my head down, working most all of life and every now and then you raise your head up and people...
...maybe even the purpose of life is to connect with people and create," he says. Whether that will work musically is anyone's guess. But it is undoubtedly, as Moe puts it, a "really fun experiment." And for the performers, there's not much to lose. "I'm so glad someone is footing the bill!" Moe says...