Many CEOs back Trump’s policies — but this stock market indicator says
otherwise
-
Corporate insiders are more bearish than they’ve been in over a decade.
30 minutes ago
Monday, March 4, 2013
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Seed Newsvine
+NEW+YORK+hot+movie+008.jpg)
+LasVegas+gals+vlcsnap-16038.png)
Going to Israel during a Jewish holiday wouldn’t normally be my idea of a good time. I haven’t set foot in a synagogue since I moved out of my childhood home nearly a decade ago, and many religious holidays – at least in my experience – tend to put too much emphasis on repenting, and not enough on drinking, dancing and setting off fireworks deep into the night.
ReplyDeleteBut Purim – a holiday commemorating a time when the Jewish people living in Persia (modern day Iran) were saved from extermination in the fourth century BCE – is different. The booze-fuelled celebration, which takes place on the 14th day of Adar on the Jewish calendar (sunset of 23 to 24 February this year), is like Halloween, St Patrick’s Day and New Year’s Eve all rolled into one.
So in attempt to be a good Jewish boy for the first time in a long time, I found myself wearing a sombrero and pink light-up glasses on a rooftop in Jerusalem’s ritziest neighbourhood, overlooking the lights of the stacked houses below, taking yet another shot of arak to shouts of “L’Chaim” (cheers, literally “to life”).
....CONT/-