Frank : It’s the job.
Rachel : And you’d do it? Why?
Frank : I can’t sing.
Frank Farmer = Frances Farmer
CONCLUSION
Frances Farmer was put in psych and raped repeatedly. Kurt Cobain sings a song called Frances Farmer will have her revenge on Seattle. It’s up to Tony Bosko and Mother Mary if we take that vacation at Caesar’s palace. They can’t seem to read the writing on the wall.
ace gave euro pick & silver croat pick in world cup
Ace Rothstein (Robert De Niro), “Casino” (1995). #robert de … I could still pick winners, and I could still make money for all kinds of people back home. And why …
pay attention to orange glove
Tony u listening…this is our ticket to riches…if we give dollar to the losers they will pay back on wheel of fortune tarot
luis was witness when i asked G for silver
Mama Bosko wants us to pick the winners…from the losers on the street = paypal and bictoins or cash to marry
Bitcoins now suck up as much energy as Las Vegas
http://www.sinj.com/10/
By Zoya Teirstein on Jun 14, 2019
the magicians will be flusterred
the stars will be starstruck…by rev 21
http://www.sinj.com/21/index.htm
i have a plan…but it takes ante & gf…me and mary in scooter
What Is a Rainmaker?
BY BARCLAY PALMER Updated Sep 25, 2019
A rainmaker is any person who brings clients, money, business, or even intangible prestige to an organization based solely on his or her associations and contacts. The rainmaker is usually regarded highly within the company by other employees and is a key figure like a principal, partner, or executive. The term is sometimes used in the context of political fundraising as well.
Examples of Rainmakers
Traditionally, the term “rainmaker” has been applied to members of the legal profession, like politicians with law degrees who retire from public life to practice at nationally recognized law firms. However, over time, the term has gained usage in many other industries and activities, including investment banking, political campaigning, and public speaking.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
A rainmaker is a person who brings clients, business, and money to their firm.
A retired politician with a large following and the ability to raise campaign funds for others is also a rainmaker.
The term is often used in the legal profession, but also business, investment banking, and entertainment.
Technically, a rainmaker can exist in any part of any business.
An individual that brings real, positive change to an organization is a rainmaker.
For example, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore’s association with the environmental movement prompted numerous venture capital firms to add Gore as a partner in hopes that his “rainmaking” abilities would help them raise hundreds of millions of dollars for alternative energy initiatives.
In everyday usage, the term “rainmaker” can apply to anyone–from the salesperson who always books the most sales to the marketing guru who consistently finds innovative ways to present a company’s products. In the purest sense, a rainmaker is a difference-maker, someone capable of turning the tide when things get rough, or bringing new money or accounts to the business that other people could not.
that lucky dollar = big tip from casino winner
The blazing light
http://www.sinj.com/11/
of justice
without villains there can be no heroes
orange version
http://www.aidd.org/conspiracy/05/psalm-107.htm
rainmaker
An employee who creates a significant amount of new business to a company. This term is often used in the context of a financial services company, such as a brokerage.
We need to hire a rainmaker to bring our business up from a slump of no sales.
by dan July 25, 2003