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Dec 21, 2022 · Bill never thought about this question before he opened his friend's Bible—and as he read the New Testament, he d... "Did you ever consider you might need God?"
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Bill Siegler was raised in a traditional Reform Jewish home in New York City. He attended Hebrew school as a child and was taught the stories of the Old Testament and about the lives of many heroes of the faith. He was also taught the Sh’ma (Deuteronomy 6:4) and to recite it as a prayer at bedtime.
Dec 21, 2022 · Bill never thought about this question before he opened his friend's Bible—and as he read the New Testament, he discovered Jesus was a Jewish rabbi! See less Comments
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- Leaving Their Mark on American Business
In August, 1966, Bill Sieglerwas driving Ford’s newest model, the Cougar, through St. Thomas, in the U.S. Virgin Islands. He was bringing it from the boat it arrived on to a company retreat. The only thing was, he couldn’t really see where he was going — the car was going to be unveiled onstage, so it was totally covered in a canvas shroud. “There ...
Steve Young began collecting the hard-to-find records of the industrial musicals 20 years ago, when he was a writer for The Late Show with David Letterman; the result was a book, Everything’s Coming Up Profits: The Golden Age of Industrial Musicals. His work also led toan extremely delightful — and critically acclaimed — documentary, Bathtubs Over ...
According to Young, industrials were deeply tied to a particular time in the American business world. It was the 1950s and the economy was booming. Workers tended to be “lifers” who spent their entire careers climbing the ladder at a single company. There was a sense that the company was family, and a lot of workers’ values and identity were tied u...
Bill Siegler was raised in a traditional Reform Jewish home in New York City. He attended Hebrew school as a child and was taught the stories of the Bible an...
Oct 22, 2020 · Lenz brought that scary-fun mix to the music used within the episodes, too. “Sometimes, if an episode wasn’t as scary, the producer Bill Siegler would tell me to make the music scarier,” he says. “We’d also use orchestra hits, which instantly makes a scene scarier. We got away with using them more than we probably should have.
