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Recently dismissed Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill stated in his book that the planning for an invasion of Iraq was well underway before 9-11 and found himself denounced as a
scatterbrain who didn't know what he was talking about.
Against some enemies: Richard Clarke's Against All Enemies doesn't live up to its title. President Bush and his administration are sharply criticized, but other guilty parties are strangely ignored
And his former boss at St Andrew's, Barry Fry, believes that when it comes to the crunch, the
scatterbrain striker will provehe is top banana in the management stakes.
FOOTBALL: Fry: Steve is the pick of the crop
One of the things that has come out from police, prosecutors, and defense attorneys is that if you see one partner being calm, slick, smooth, and saying, "Mary Smith is just a
scatterbrain that needs help, and this and that," and the other person is scattered, disorganized, and speaking disjointedly, then you arrest the slick organized one and not the one who's disorganized.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities and intimate partner violence
Take it down Tear it up Turn it over Make it new out of old makings: exert what that venerable
scatterbrain in Weimar once called the Power of Pulling Yourself Together whereby the master is first revealed.
Porcelain
This
scatterbrain environment has other names, other toxic characteristics: carelessness, apathy, short attention spans, poor listening, bad service, shoddy work, self-centeredness, indifference.
And now, news for scatterbrains
81, `(The Greeks of Crete) are not costly in their apparell, for they weare but linnen cloathes.' Hotman [the French Protestant scholar, Jean Hotman, Seigneur de Villiers], in his French version of 1603, renders his [James's] text here by bigarre comme un gendarme esuente -- i.e., clad in motley like a
scatterbrain.(2)
The 'Candie-souldier,' Venice, and James VI (I)'s advice on monarchic dress in 'Basilicon Doron.'(Notes.)
The year's popular songs included "South of the Border," "Oh Johnny," "
Scatterbrain," "Careless," "In an Old Dutch Garden," "When You Wish upon a Star," "Woodpecker Song," "Playmates," "I'll Never Smile Again," "Blueberry Hill," and "Only Forever."
1940: Publishing; arts and music; popular entertainment; architecture; theatre
In 1643 he became an actor and cofounder of the Illustre Theatre, for which he wrote his first plays, notable among them L ' etourdi ( The
Scatterbrain, 1665) and Le Depit amoureux ( The Amorous Vexation, 1659).
Moliere
Let people see you can be relied on to fulfil obligations for no one will entrust important responsibilities to a
scatterbrain.
STARS
Maria is really no
scatterbrain, as von Trapp comes to appreciate when finally turning his attention to her and away from the haughty aristocrat Elsa Schraeder (Emma Clifford), who seems destined to join him at the altar as Austria submits to the Nazi jackboot.
Classic film's fans will be sounding their approval; The Sound of Music is an old favourite on stage and screen. DAVID WHETSTONE renewed acquaintance with it on its first night at the Theatre Royal, where it runs until September 12
In the story, Hamlisch becomes Vernon Gersch, an uptight, award-winning composer, while Bayer becomes Sonia Walsk, an up-and-coming lyricist who also happens to be a
scatterbrain.
Spring Awakening fizzles, 'They're Playing Our Song' sparkles
"On one hand you think it's someone who's a bit of a
scatterbrain, where literally thoughts fly off like spores.
flight Bill's of fancy
23 In which 1950s sitcom was dance band leader Ricky Ricardo's patience sorely tried by his
scatterbrain wife?
TV QUIZ
Then there's the
scatterbrain who burns the vegetables on a regular basis and forgets to buy the provisions for the household, then looks at the hungry squad that awaits her and utters a very puzzled, "What?" (Short for "What did you think?
Birds of varied plumage