It allows them to offer stock options to local employees, a boon in a drum-tight labor market.
His selections generally avoided melody, blending stretches of condensed, grainy rhythm with stomping drum-and-bass tunes from the mid-nineties.
But, interpreted as a general call for tax reform, the Forbes drum-beat is likely to attract a growing band of followers.
For example, thanks to concerted drum-beating by charities, British people deluge their politicians with postcards and phone calls demanding more overseas aid.
EU's environmental drum-banging at the European Council meeting last week (see article), are the political face of attempts to build that principle into economic policy.
That is to say, why, in our drum-thumping, ritually trumpeting time, did so little fanfare precede the opening of a movie with so much to recommend it?
As such, the film is an efficient demonstration of the Greengrass method: the punch-drunk camerawork, the drum-beating soundtrack, and a stout refusal to pause for thought or downtime.
De Vaucanson built two astonishing humanoid musicians--one played the flute and the other played pipes and drum--yet the automaton that brought him the most fame was a life-size mechanical duck.
If Royal Caribbean can't give people a reason to travel on its cruise ships rather than on Carnival 's , maybe its best to stir them into action with a drum-banging television spot and scream at them to "Get Out There!"
Developed by men who had left their families behind to start a life in Argentina's bustling capital city, the dance expressed machismo, passion, longing and a fighting edge - and was set to an emerging sound rooted in Spanish and Italian melodies, criollo (Argentine-born) verse and Afro-Uruguayan candombe (a drum-based rhythm).
If Royal Caribbean can't give people a reason to travel on its cruise ships rather than on Carnival 's (nyse: CCL - news - people ), maybe its best to stir them into action with a drum-banging television spot and scream at them to "Get Out There!"
And now, the 2007 Word of the Year as been announced, and it is - drum roll please - subprime.
Next head to the main ring, where a typical timetable may consist of falconry displays, Cumberland wrestling, pipe-and-drum performances and pony-and-trap contests.
Lewis got thunder with his bass-drum roll, right-foot-powered.
The striking feature is the church's interior: velvet-cushioned pews crushed on top of each other, sodden floorboards and a broken drum set -- picture perfect upheaval.
On cue, the sounds of the fife-and-drum corps filled the hall with Colonial-era music.
The Luvaglio folks still seem a bit press shy -- either due to the info "leaked" last month, or a willful attempt to drum up interest -- but now they're back for more, and this time they've got a much better pic of this outlandishly priced laptop of theirs.
The most interesting thing about the nation's most storied community is its hum-drum banality.
The brick building was decked in patriotic bunting, and a fife-and-drum corps led Romney inside.
This is followed by the communal sheepskin-drum and salang dances, led by the shibi.
In the plant's control room, Penrice's workers watch crystals form on the outside of a vacuum-drum filter.
Once a year the museum stages a Militia Day, with musket firings, fife-and-drum marches and a mock battle.
He was there to walk the halls and drum up non-audit work at audit clients and non-audit clients alike.
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But candidates may still have to bang-the-drum for these elections, even before they can draw up political lines between their rivals.
The Pavilion bar serves afternoon tea, then segues into tropical cocktails as the evening settles in, the stars light up, and a steel-drum band takes the stage.
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It is easier to dress soldiers in bright uniforms and have them march to the sound of a fife-and-drum corps than it is to have them ride six hundred miles through the desert on the back of a camel.
" I have a hunch that he means the tough-minded Tati who made "Playtime" -- a difficult, seldom-seen experimental comedy that also starts with drum riffs on the soundtrack -- more than the gently whimsical Tati who puffed a pipe and toted a butterfly net in "Mr. Hulot's Holiday.
Antonio Fazio, the governor of Italy's central bank, has been banging the pensions-reform drum for several years.
Mobile Fluid Recovery then used a massive high-speed drum to spin out all the absorbed oil and waste water from the booms.
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