Excerpt: Too Big to Fail and ZOMBIES -- Daily Intel
“God save us,” Paulson said. Behind him, Lloyd Blankfein responded to his call. Jumping up onto the table, he harnessed all the power in his tiny body to hurl himself onto Thain’s back, gripping him around the waist with both legs and fastening his arms around his neck. Lying on the floor, Paulson blinked through the blood on his glasses and registered that the Goldman CEO, despite being a nattier dresser than he had been in his early years, still wore tube socks.
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Coffee keeps the city running... and can also be used to paint it.
The artist recreates several classic works using coffee as the medium. This one is based off a photo of your city.
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