Wouldn't a stock market crash transport these two wetware wizards back into obscure, tweedy professors overnight?
If the music seems everywhere at once, Tweedy is writing more directly than ever.
Mr. Tweedy isn't named but referred to as "the bass player" in the book.
He says Tweedy may sue to compel Black to stop shoveling money from one hand to the other.
Low chose to record at the Loft, Wilco's studio in Chicago, and asked Wilco's leader, Jeff Tweedy, to produce.
Tweedy, Browne may not convince many German shareholders to vote yes on its resolution, but Schneider cannot take these owners for granted.
The couple fell in love with Mr. Tweedy's production on 2010's "You Are Not Alone, " by the soul and gospel great Mavis Staples.
Tweedy was among the infamous WAGs (wives and girlfriends) who flew to Germany where their other halves were playing in the World Cup.
My mind did back flips while I desperately searched for a comedian who might be a favorite of a tweedy, bearded liberal Democrat.
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That gap could widen to more than 30% if the Tweedy, Brown resolution fails, predicts Anthony Cox, an analyst with Dresdner Kleinwort Benson in London.
While Mr. Tweedy's band Wilco is the bigger name since the split, "it was never paramount to me to achieve mainstream success, " Mr. Farrar says.
Steering clear of Northwestern University's tweedy English department, he graduated in 1937 in anthropology and sociology and later went to work for the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Tweedy was joined by fellow band members Kimberley Walsh, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle and Sarah Harding for her hen night in London's West End on Thursday.
Like NPR, whose listeners have long been stereotyped as Volvo-driving, tweedy elitists, the site comes across to some industry executives as indifferent to the broader audience.
When he tracked them down and asked them why, they basically told him they felt that a tweedy academic had little to teach them about their business.
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The gathering, to be held on May 22 at New York's posh Metropolitan Club, could get spirited, at least if Black takes questions from shareholder Tweedy, Browne Co.
The Tweedy, Browne Global Value Fund, which gets a FORBES grade of D in up markets but scores an A in down markets, hedges its foreign currency exposure.
" There are avant-guitar freakouts, roots-tuggin' jams and gold-spun pastorals like "Rising Red Lung, " where Jeff Tweedy sums up the record's vibe: "I found a fix for the fits.
That hey-what-the-hell casualness extends to Tweedy, whose tendency to start each of his singer-songwriter meditations with the same "Dust in the Wind" chord progression is almost confrontationally laid back.
One frustrated shareholder, Thomas Shrager, a partner at the money manager Tweedy, Browne in New York, last year proposed to split the German conglomerate (FORBES GLOBAL, Apr. 30, 2001).
Tweedy, Browne, which holds less than 1% of Bayer, claims to have the support of most shareholders in the U.S. and the U.K., but they account for only about a fifth of the shares outstanding.
Nowhere on "The Whole Love" does Tweedy luxuriate in more sadness, or find more hard-won satisfaction, than on the last track, "One Sunday Morning (Song for Jane Smiley's Boyfriend), " 12 minutes of John Fahey-meets-Tortoise, NPRsegue velvet.
Mr Gupta, with a tweedy disdain, has made its members the villains of his book, not without reason: many dodge taxes and welcome the stark difference of income that ensures an endless supply of cheap servants.
The author of the proposal, Thomas Shrager, a partner at Tweedy, Browne, a money manager in New York City, has lobbied Bayer's management for months to free its undervalued pharmaceutical business from the rest of the conglomerate.
It is thought Tweedy and Cole asked the owners of Highclere Castle not to dispel the rumours that they were getting married at the historic venue, which played host to Peter Andre and model Jordan's wedding last year.
"I don't care about the future liabilities, as long as Bayer gets a good price for its pharmaceuticals business, " says Thomas Shrager, the international fund manager at Tweedy, Browne in New York and one of the most vocal critics of Bayer's management among shareholders.
Amid the overkill, there are scenes of a sudden and startling beauty, and the impotent ranks of teachers are played by a cast of surprising (if underused) power, including Marcia Gay Harden, Christina Hendricks, Blythe Danner, William Petersen, Lucy Liu, a tweedy Tim Blake Nelson, and, best of all, James Caan.
Fleming and co-writer Tiffany Paulsen has set the story firmly in 2007, but their Nancy Drew is an anachronism who dresses in tweedy skirts, preppy knits and penny-loafers, and whose prim sense of right and wrong (she drinks milk and knows CPR) quickly marks her as a social outcast when she moves from provincial Riverside Heights to a new school, Hollywood High.
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