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Brian Stokes Mitchell, star of the current Broadway show Kiss Me, Kate: Frank Sinatra's New York, New York is too obvious. How about the Beatles' Come Together? The song dreams about a place as diverse as New York, but no one can make enough sense out of the lyrics to make a stink about...
Smith's company provides tailored forecasts to several transportation clients, including General Motors and Union Pacific. WeatherData helps GM determine when a storm is serious enough to warrant a plant shutdown, a costly decision not taken lightly. For the railroad, WeatherData makes a forecast "13 feet wide and 30,000 miles long," Smith says...
...profane, driven, endlessly colorful Lieutenant Governor who ran the senate and was the most powerful pol in Texas until shortly before he died last year. The three men would meet for breakfast every Wednesday--first at the Governor's mansion and then, because the food there wasn't greasy enough for Bullock, on his or Laney's turf. Laney remembers giving Bush one simple piece of advice: "You work with us, we'll help make you a good Governor." Before long, Bullock would be calling Bush "the best I've ever seen...
...launched another personality blitz, trying to find compromise between the two versions. He turned the Governor's office into a war room, jawboned the Republican and Democratic caucuses, met with smaller groups and individual legislators--and discovered the limits of the personal approach to politics. He couldn't get enough Republicans to vote for a plan that smelled like a tax increase, even though its offsetting tax cuts were much larger. The bill was dead--and that, says Laney, "is when he grabbed his little piece of his pie." The $1 billion budget surplus was still on the table...
Bush said some things that were implicitly off the record and will stay that way. He was doing what McCain does, which is create an understanding with a reporter. In return for letting his guard down, Bush expects not to see his candor used against him. Fair enough. As for South Carolina, where this week's primary may decide his fate, Bush seemed genuinely confident. "You can't win the Republican primary sounding like a Democrat," he said of McCain as he squinted into the sun. "Not in this state...