Brian Johnson
Brian Johnson
Brian Francis Johnsonis an English singer and songwriter. In 1980 he became the third lead singer of the Australian rock band AC/DC after the death of their second lead singer Bon Scott. He and the rest of the band were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003. As of April 2016, Johnson is not participating in the remainder of the Rock or Bust World Tour due to hearing problems. On 20 May 2016, Johnson stated in...
NationalityEnglish
ProfessionRock Singer
Date of Birth5 October 1947
CityDunston, England
It's all stainless steel, which is high-end work.
The way we're being treated, it feels like we're celebrities. I've never been religious. I used to go to church off and on, but I promised myself if my fiancee and I got through this that I would start going to church from now on. We were saved by the grace of God.
I think the result will be you'll have a shareholder activist with a significant but not controlling interest who will lobby for a restructuring. For the first time, we could have someone who could look out for shareholders.
It won't be that much different than running into the top of the fence. That would pack quite a wallop. With track, kids will be warned, so they know it's coming.
That's stuff you can't do if you want to win football games.
There were those saying they had difficulty acclimating themselves to the community. With this first event they already feel more comfortable.
It's a God thing. He's led us every step of the way through this and made it possible.
They all hit it a mile. It's not that unusual to see a kid hit it 350 yards. It's just crazy how far they hit it.
At first, the mindset of some of the guys was not to play in the NIT. The way they looked at it was, 'Oh, it's just the NIT.' But that was no big deal to me. I just looked at is as another opportunity to play basketball and it's been real valuable for me.
They don't have a lot of height, but they have a lot of heart.
Anyone who assumes any kind of rebound for GM assumes some level of capacity reduction and health-care cuts. It's been a bit surprising they didn't have a report already.
In those times, even the good people watched the lynching, there won't be change until the good people do something. Who will take charge now, who is committed today?
The revenue side is going better than it was six months ago. But they need to address the costs in order to live with a new lower revenue amount. Even while revenue stabilized, it stabilized at a lower level.
It's almost embarrassing what we pay substitutes. The bad part about $37 a day is that it's not even minimum wage and these are high quality people and we need to pay them more.