Trump’s Cabinet Is Nearly Full With Flurry of Picks
- In late Friday announcements, President-elect Trump named his picks for Treasury secretary, surgeon general, labor secretary and the heads of the C.D.C. and HUD.
- Some of his choices were well-known, while others were unconventional.
- The deluge came a day after Mr. Trump’s top choice for attorney general, Matt Gaetz, withdrew and a new pick, Pam Bondi, was made.
Petrol supplies hit by
oil refinery strike
Motorists urged not to panic-buy as strike forces closure of UK's largest oil pipeline.
The patio from the castle at Vélez Blanco, near Almeria, is a jewel of early sixteenth-century Spanish architecture. Its structure reflects the Spanish taste of its architect in the asymmetrical layout, Gothic gargoyles, flat-timbered ceilings, and low, segmental arches.
2006/12/20
IBM to Stop Director Option Grants
IBM said it will discontinue a program that awards stock options to non-employee directors. Instead it will double their annual retainer to $200,000.
2006
retainer
1. n. - 保留者, 護圈（bearing retainer 軸承護圈）, 保持者, 定位器（齒科）
2. n. - 保留, 雇, 聘, 保留授權, 聘用定金
1. The act of engaging the services of a professional adviser, such as
an attorney, counselor, or consultant.
2. The fee paid to retain a professional adviser.
━━ n. 【史】家臣, 家来; ＝retaining fee弁護士手当. ;〔英〕 （貸室などの使用権）保留料.
n. - 保持者, 召使, 雇っておくこと, 弁護士依頼料
"忠臣蔵Chushingura:ちゅうしんぐら" in Japanese. "忠臣:ちゅうしん" means a loyal(faithful) retainer. "蔵：くら" means a warehouse.
panic buying noun [U]
when many people suddenly buy as much food, fuel, etc. as they can because they are frightened about something bad such as a war that is going to happen soon:
The government admitted that there was a petrol shortage, but warned people against panic buying.
Business Dictionary: Panic Buying/Selling
Flurry of buying or selling accompanied by high volume done in anticipation of sharply rising or falling prices. A sudden news event will trigger panic buying or selling, leaving investors little time to evaluate the fundamentals of individual stocks or bonds.patio
NOUN ( plural patios)
Origin
Early 19th century: from Spanish, denoting an inner courtyard.
gargoyle
NOUN
Origin
Middle English: from Old French gargouille 'throat', also 'gargoyle' (because of the water passing through the throat and mouth of the figure); related to Greek gargarizein 'to gargle' (imitating the sounds made in the throat).
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