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The Pursuit of Happyness [DVD]
Director : Gabriele Muccino
Screenplay : Steven Conrad
MPAA Rating : PG-13
Year of Release : 2006
Stars : Will Smith (Chris Gardner), Jaden Christopher Syre Smith (Christopher), Thandie Newton (Linda), Brian Howe (Jay Twistle), James Karen (Martin Frohm), Dan Castellaneta (Alan Frakesh), Kurt Fuller (Walter Ribbon), Takayo Fischer (Mrs. Chu)
When I say that The Pursuit of Happyness is the cinematic equivalent of comfort food, I mean it in the best sense--sturdy, warm, and rewarding. It doesn't do anything new or fancy or innovative, but it is solid and reassuring, and what it does it does extremely well.
The film tells the real-life story of Chris Gardner (played by Will Smith, who also co-produced), who in the early 1980s struggled against all odds to complete a highly competitive internship at Dean Witter to become a stock broker. Only 20 people were accepted for the internship, it was unpaid, and at the end of six months 19 of those people had to walk away without a job. That is certainly difficult enough, but Gardner's wife (Thandie Newton) had recently left him, which meant that he was alone in raising their five-year-old son, Christopher (Jaden Christopher Syre Smith, Will Smith's real-life son). Not only that, but Gardner's financial struggles were nearly suffocating, to the point that he and his son ended up sleeping in homeless shelters at night, a fact that he successfully kept secret from the affluent businessmen with which he worked every day.
In its up-from-the-ashes narrative about the rewards of hard work and diligence, not to mention the unflagging belief in the betterment of one's self, The Pursuit of Happyness is solid Americana to its core, embracing a set of cherished values that above all give hope that all is never lost. Personally, I couldn't think of a more miserable existence than being a stock broker (I don't care how much money you can make), so it is testament to the film's power at its best moments that Chris's dream of being part of Wall Street works as such an effective metonym for all those dreams that keep us moving forward. And, while there is no denying that the monetary rewards are central to the dream (Chris first gets the idea to pursue the profession when he meets a stock broker in a cherry red Ferrari), the film's focus is on self-fulfillment.
Under the direction of Gabriele Muccino, who is making his English-language debut after writing and directing a number of domestic melodramas in his native Italy, Will Smith holds the center of the film together with an assured performance that is both uplifting and heartbreaking. More than anything, he embodies a man who wants to do the right thing, especially in raising his son, and that central core of goodness is what propels him through the worst of the worst. This is not to say that he doesn't have his moments; he breaks down, gets angry, causes his son to lose his beloved Captain American doll. At the same time, though, he has moments of brilliance, such as the poignant scene in which he pretends that he and Christopher have gone back in time so that he can turn a men's bathroom in a subway terminal into a prehistoric cave where they can sleep for the night.
In boiling Chris Gardner's real-life story into the strict confines of the traditional Hollywood narrative, screenwriter Steven Conrad (The Weather Man) has unarguably cut a few corners, particularly in the way he downplays race. It is hard to believe that Chris's being African-American was such a non-issue, especially in the white-bread world of finance at the dawn of the Reagan decade. However, the downplaying of the race card allows other themes in the film to bloom, particularly the notion that dedication rewards, regardless of color. That's a bit of pie-in-the-sky thinking, I know, but it is precisely the fuel that keeps The Pursuit of Happyness churning--not just hurdling the roadblocks of cynicism and despair, but bowling them over.
The Pursuit of Happyness DVD | |
The Pursuit of Happyness is available in separate widescreen and pan-and-scan editions. | |
Aspect Ratio | 2.40:1 |
Anamorphic | Yes |
Audio | |
Subtitles | English, Spanish, French |
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Distributor | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
Release Date | March 27, 2007 |
The anamorphic widescreen transfer of The Pursuit of Happyness looks as a good as one could expect. It is sharp and vibrant, with excellent color and detail throughout. The impressive on-location photography in San Francisco that gives the film its texture and liveliness looks fantastic. The Dolby Digital 5.1 surround soundtrack is also very strong. There aren't a lot of sound effects outside the ambient noise of city life, but dialogue is always clear and Andrea Guerra's well-utilized musical score is given a rich spaciousness. | |
At the very beginning of his commentary, director Gabriele Muccino says the hopes his heavy Italian accent won't cause "too many troubles" for the listener. It doesn't at all, as Muccino's commentary is an insightful, thoughtful track that illuminates his thorough and empathetic understanding of the story and characters (although it's too bad they couldn't get Smith to contribute to the commentary, as well, since he and Muccino seemed to have such an excellent working relationship and Smith was so integral in hiring Muccino). There are also several featurettes included about the making of the film. "Making Pursuit: An Italian Take on the American Dream" (17 min.) is a standard behind-the-scenes doc that includes interviews with Will Smith, coproducer James Lassiter, and director Gabriele Muccino, among others. The main focus of the doc is Muccino and how he approached such a typically American story from a European perspective. "Father and Son: On Screen and Off" (7 min.) looks at the working and personal relationship between Smith and his son, while "The Man Behind the Movie: A Conversation With Chris Gardner" (13 min.) shows the real-life Gardner's experiences working on the movie and how difficult it was at times to see the lowest points of his life being re-enacted for the camera. The most memorable featurette, though, has little to do with the film itself. "Inside the Rubik's Cude" (7 min.) features interviews with enthusiasts of the '80s-era multi-colored puzzle toy, including one guy (called a "speed cuber") who can solve a Rubik's Cube in less than 30 seconds and another who can (and I'm not kidding here) solve one blindfolded in two minutes. Finally, the disc includes a song by Bebe Winans and Dave Koz called "I Can" that was inspired by the film, but did not appear in it. |
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The 41megapixel Nokia 808 gets tested…
The Nokia 808 PureView might have been delayed until July but that hasn't stopped the king of Symbian, Steve Litchfield getting his hands on one and putting it through its paces.
It is set to be the last Symbian smartphone and is more a camera than a phone and could easily be criticised because of the insane megapixel count, but there is more too the 808 than sheer megapixels.
Images appear crystal clear and this will give dedicated cameras a real challenge, but does the sensation camera make it a phone worth adopting because of the Symbian OS.
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"Your Say": Knowledge management in the pharmaceutical industry
The pharmaceutical industry perhaps relies more than any other on innovation and the efficient transfer of knowledge, yet knowledge management is yet to have a pervasive impact on companies operating in the sector. Simon Lelic talks to representatives from eRoom, Smith & Nephew, Sopheon, Think Tools and NewsEdge, and asks how far KM has come within the pharmaceutical industry thus far, and what the future holds.
As the knowledge economy gathers pace, knowledge management will emerge as a key corporate discipline for each and every business, regardless of the economic sector it operates in. This was one of the primary conclusions drawn by participants in last months Your Say feature, a consideration of the future of knowledge management. Naturally, however, the take-up and implementation of KM will vary from industry to industry, and organisations from the pharmaceutical sector are battling with a number of challenges unique to the area they specialise in. Equally, the benefits
KM can offer pharmaceutical companies differ significantly enough to warrant an in-depth exploration of the impact knowledge management is having, and will have, on the pharmaceutical sector.
Immediately, this months participants disagree on how much of an impact KM has already made on the industry. Dirk Mueller, a member of the executive committee at Think Tools, argues that the pharmaceutical sector is far from at the leading edge of knowledge management, with topics such as strategic focus (for example, diversification versus focus on life sciences), biotechnology and e-commerce taking precedent for pharmaceutical firms. "KM is clearly important," says Mueller, "but it has not yet, in my experience, emerged as a primary area of focus." Rob Allison, European director of eRoom Technology, opposes this view, however, suggesting instead that take-up has been far quicker in the pharmaceutical sector than in many others. "This is because the pharmaceutical industry is really an intellectual capital industry at heart," he says. "The faster a drug can be brought to market, the faster it can make money during the life of its patient, and knowledge management can help get the drug to market months earlier."
There is, though, more of a consensus regarding the industry-specific benefits knowledge management has to offer. James MacFarlane, vice president of business development at Sopheon, points out that KM has assisted the industry in improving research processes, accelerating time-to-market and, ultimately, in cutting overall costs. "The pharmaceutical industry is facing increased pressure from shortening new product development times, from escalating research costs, and from governmental reforms aimed at constraining healthcare costs," says MacFarlane. "In this climate, companies depend on their ability to discover, develop and market innovative products faster and more effectively than the competition. When knowledge management is tied directly to critical business processes, it can deliver remarkable benefits." These ideas are echoed by Joanna Parr, UK country manager for NewsEdge Corporation. "KM allows pharmaceutical firms to co-ordinate the entire drug cycle more efficiently, enabling them to introduce new drugs ahead of their competition and monitor market response more quickly," she says. "It also enables companies to be more efficient and productive, with the elimination of duplicated information and effort across the organisation."
Both Mueller and Allison also highlight the need for pharmaceutical firms to avoid reinventing the wheel in their production processes. "Knowledge management has enormous potential, especially in research and development, where technical development is very rapid, and involves combining knowledge from a number of different areas in the creation of new products," says Mueller. "On the production side, creative insight and experience are necessary to guarantee high product quality at low cost. This knowledge is often not shared effectively within and between divisions." Similarly, and as Simon Hudson, e-marketing and strategic intelligence manager at Smith & Nephew, suggests: "KM also has specific benefits in assisting companies with the inherently global nature of the industry. It can help to deliver both global and local knowledge where it is required and, in particular, help to insulate against corporate intellectual property erosion due to staff movements - both geographically and functionally, within the company and out of the company - and due to time, especially bearing in mind the long-term nature of many pharmaceutical projects."
But the effective implementation of knowledge management programmes within pharmaceutical companies is also hindered by a number of factors unique to the industrial sector. As MacFarlane points out, organisations operating in the pharmaceutical sector must blend the creative aspects of high-technology discovery and cutting-edge science with the constraints associated with the industry being the most highly regulated in the world. "Put this against the enormous costs of drug development, and the high failure rate of drugs being licensed," he says, "and you have an industry that poses unique challenges for enterprise systems, including knowledge management." Regulatory issues also restrict what a pharmaceutical firm can publish, even internally. This is primarily, as Hudson says, because information may relate to potential product claims, capabilities or statements. "This reduces our ability to communicate opportunities or issues in a formalised manner, and certainly provides considerable inertia to the flow of information," he continues. "This becomes even more pronounced when trying to move information to potential customers or the general public."
Knowledge management is also faced with the challenge of coping with the quantity, and often the enormous complexity of much of the knowledge surrounding, in particular, research and development projects, as both Parr and Mueller recognise. Equally, as Parr says, the fact that pharmaceutical companies have traditionally operated as autonomous units means creating a standard platform with which to make knowledge available poses a unique problem for KM, particularly when no corporate ownership of the knowledge management project has been established. And on a very practical level, Allison points out that pharmaceutical companies also face the requirement of having to marry KM with industry-specific applications, such as molecular structure databases. "As KM is still poorly understood," says Mueller, "people tend to underestimate the benefits. We are still a long way from successfully combining knowledge management systems into an integrated knowledge metabolism."
But modern technologies are already going a long way to addressing the KM needs of the pharmaceutical sector. "To this point, portals and document management systems have had the biggest impact on the pharmaceutical sector," says MacFarlane. "Until recently, most companies have focused on managing the storage and transportation of documents, and mining the information stored in those documents through the use of portals and various search engines. These technologies have already provided the pharmaceutical industry with significant paybacks, particularly in the regulatory submission process." Looking forward, MacFarlane believes that the most viable KM technologies will be those that combine process and content. "The best solutions will come with high-value content already built in, allowing immediate adoption and the realisation of usage benefits as soon as the technology is placed on the desktop," he says. Allison highlights the value of search, collaboration, categorisation and push technologies, as well as summarisation tools for firms operating in the pharmaceutical sector, while Mueller believes that todays more isolated solutions will lead to company-wide integration of internal KM systems, linked through web-based knowledge portals. "These internal K-portals will be tied into a broader external network incorporating relevant scientific organisations and corporate partners," he predicts.
Hudson places a great deal of emphasis on the role intranets can play as part of the knowledge management initiatives launched by companies in the pharmaceutical sector. "Intranets form a vital type of corporate memory," he says. "Coupling this to advances in mobile communications and computing creates the opportunity for almost ubiquitous knowledge sharing." Driven primarily by internal cost-saving needs, as well as a desire to cope with the threat of information overload, Smith & Nephew launched its intranet project just over a year ago, with the first version going live last January. The core components of the intranet include a central knowledge base, a product system, clinical papers, conferences, a yellow pages directory, discussion groups, external information resources, and market research reports. A full case study detailing Smith & Nephews experience follows on page 11, and while it is true that the companys intranet is in a constant state of evolution, it has already become a vital tool for facilitating knowledge exchange within Smith & Nephew.
As the sophistication of KM tools increases, says Allison, so will the respective pay-off. And according to MacFarlane, as organisations begin to get the document management challenge under control, the next wave will be to improve the quality of the content stored within knowledge repositories. "The need to reuse and repurpose content is moving the application of KM practices from managing documents (macro-content) to managing the information at word, phrase and paragraph level (micro-content)," he says. "This represents a fundamental shift in focus from managing and mining intellectual capital after it is created, to assisting knowledge workers in the creation process." In fact, as pharmaceutical companies begin to fully realise how to make best use of knowledge management technologies - which are themselves developing and improving at an astonishing rate - the dangers of duplication of effort and inefficient use of resources will be tamed, if not entirely eradicated.
Indeed, knowledge management as a discipline, encompassing the use of KM tools and technologies, promises to become the primary source of differentiation and competitive advantage in the pharmaceutical industry. "The knowledge efficiency of most pharmaceutical companies (the percentage of knowledge shared and used effectively across borders within the company, in relation to knowledge that has to be regenerated from scratch) is still quite low," argues Mueller. "The companies that are able to improve their efficiencies in R&D and production will not only have a clear cost advantage, but will also be far more productive. A richer and better-focused product pipeline, more closely related to consumer demand, will provide a clear competitive advantage." Central to this progress, in Hudsons opinion, is the extension of knowledge management across functional boundaries. "In particular," he suggests, "blurring the distinction between knowledge and communications belonging to companies, academia and customers, will change the nature of the interactions we are able to have, as well as the shape of our accessible knowledge base."
Admittedly, knowledge management has a long way still to go in the pharmaceutical sector. According to Mueller, most current KM systems only manage information, by identifying its location and facilitating its accessibility. "True KM systems will address knowledge, which we can define as systemically integrated information that enables effective action," he says. "If knowledge is to be shared effectively, it must be captured in its multi-dimensional, integrated context and made available throughout the company." On a similar note, Parr stresses the need for knowledge management to be integrated across all company levels for those organisations working in the pharmaceutical sector, while Hudson highlights the unexplored debate as to whether the industry as a whole has more to gain or lose by sharing knowledge with competitors more freely. But in an industry so reliant on intellectual property and innovation, knowledge management clearly has a powerful role to play, perhaps more so than in industries that have already embraced KM and fully recognised the benefits the discipline has to offer.
To post your reaction to this article, please visit the Knowledge Management forum at: www.kmmagazine.com
Rob Allison is European director of eRoom Technology. He can be contacted at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Simon Hudson is e-marketing and strategic intelligence manager at Smith & Nephew. He can be contacted at: firstname.lastname@example.com
James MacFarlane is vice president, business development at Sopheon. He can be contacted at: email@example.com
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We have a heck of a lot of these questions where someone can't decide between 2 (or more) Pokemon. They seem to fall into the "Tell me what Pokemon to use" category and can be a little opinionated. On the other hand, many of them have excellent well-reasoned answers. (And a little opinion isn't a bad thing, as long as it's backed up.)
The main problem I think is having too many very similar questions, for example: Braviary or Mandibuzz, Mandibuzz or Honchkrow, Is Mandibuzz worth it. If we went though every Pokemon combination we'd have well over 100,000 questions!
One possibility is instead of having 3 questions like "Braviary or Mandibuzz", "Mandibuzz or Honchkrow", "Honchkrow or Braviary", we have a separate question for each Pokemon, something like "How good is Braviary?" or "What are the pros & cons of Braviary?" We have some like this already and they have good answers.
I think they should just be banned. They do not even contribute to the site at anyways. If you want to keep those types of questions, then add a "Pokemon Comparison " Page where you can compare 2 different Pokemon.The Pokemon should be related to eachother, meaning that they should have the same roles and categories that make them hard to decide upon. But the whole idea is to rid of them on the Pokebase.
In my opinion, They should just be banned. Simple as that.
I think they should be allowed if they are similar enough. Like comparing which Pokemon works best with the team. They would have to have similar stats, functions, types, and be able to be used in the same tier. Example: Which Physical Sweeper? Blazekin or Infernape
I believe they should just be banned. There really is almost no way to really compare two identical Pokemon. It is pushing it a little. And out of about 649 Pokemon, that is still a ton of combinations to be paired up with.
And about the pros and cons page; that will take a ton of work and effort since you will probably have to consider the other Pokemon in the Meta game. And it will take even more work since there are multiple generations.
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Diary belonging to Florence Newcomer 1893. Cannot quite make it out but believe she lived in Michigan.
Measures 4" tall and 2 3/4" wide. In remarkably good condition.
Florence was born Mar. 28, 1855 and married Feb. 24, 1874. Her maiden name was Chase. She had a brother named Charles who was born Jan 12, 1843 and two sisters Mary and Bell.. Her father's birth day was Jan 4, about 1813, she was not sure but believed he was 80 in 1893.
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More than "So-So": Offensive outburst leads Wolves past Marcus
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On the fourth play from scrimmage in Friday's season-opener against Marcus at Clark Stadium, Plano West senior quarterback Travis Korry connected with senior Connor Doyle for 70-yard touchdown pass down the right sideline to put the Wolves in front, 7-0.
It was just the beginning of a first-quarter onslaught for West.
The Wolves would tack on touchdowns of 70 and 51 yards in the period and amassed 294 yards of offense in the first en route to a 35-25 victory over the Marauders.
Korry finished with 169 yards passing and a score to go with 96 rushing yards -- including a 51-yard touchdown run -- on nine carries, while sophomore running back Sotonya Jamabo racked up 153 yards on seven attempts to lead the West offense. After scoring from 75 yards out on his second carry of the game, Jamabo reeled off runs of 27 and 24 yards on a drive late in the fourth to set up a 2-yard touchdown drive by junior Auston Anderson to seal the win.
"[Jamabo] is a good player," Hughes said. "He's just a sophomore and has a chance to be one of the best backs in the state. And I like Auston Anderson, too. You saw what he could do last year. We feel good about our backs and quarterback. We want to be balanced and get carries to everyone and be balanced in our passing attack."
Marcus, meanwhile, falls to 0-1 following a chaotic week leading up to the opener. On Thursday, the Marauders learned junior starting quarterback Cole Erwin was out with an ACL injury. Suddenly, sophomore receiver and brother Cade Erwin was thrust into the starting spot.
But the change at quarterback didn't alter Marcus' -- traditionally a power-running team -- plans to be balanced. Erwin converted 21-of-36 passes for 207 yards, including 15 completions for 150 yards and a touchdown to senior receiver Logan Sepanek.
"[The injury] really didn't change a whole lot to be honest" said Bryan Erwin, Marcus head coach. "We went in with the same plan and we knew Cade would step up and he did. I thought he played outstanding. I thought we did some good things on offense. I really did. We just put ourselves in a big hole."
Marcus was nearly able to crawl out of that early hole but cost itself on special teams. The Marauders missed a pair of extra points, failed on a 2-point conversion and had a snap sail over the head of their punter and into the end zone resulting in a touchdown for West following a recovery by senior Collin Eberle on the first possession of the second half.
"We're young and we have to get better in every phase," Bryan said. "You know, we're snapping the ball over the punter's head and gave up a free touchdown. You can't win games like that. But nobody in state works harder than we do on special teams. We had a sophomore deep snapper and it was his first time under the lights. He came back and responded. We just have to learn from this and move on."
The Marauders had previously seized the momentum entering the break when Erwin scored on a 1-yard sneak as time expired in the first half to cut the 21-6 deficit to 21-13. Erwin also scored on a 14-yard run up the middle midway through the fourth to bring Marcus within three at 28-25 and finished with 40 yards on eight carries. Junior Mark Demery led the Marauders with 96 yards on 28 carries.
"Marcus is as good as it gets at just lining up and running the ball," Hughes said. "You have to stay low and make good tackles. I'll have to take a look at the film and hopefully we did a better job than we did last week in the scrimmage. I think we did."
Marcus looks to bounce back at 7:30 p.m. Friday against Arlington Martin at UTA's Maverick Stadium.
"We grew up today," Erwin said. "I was proud of our defense. We gave up three home runs the first three drives and they responded and got better. We had some guys out with cramps and concussions and all kinds of things and they just fought hard. We gave everything we had and [West] just had a bit more."
The Wolves look to keep rolling at the same time at Lake Highlands.
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What about providing services to the bannned Samsung phone already sold to ...
I guess I'm buying Samsung S4 instead of iPhone5.
Apple, Samsung fire final salvos as case closes
Rick Merritt
SAN JOSE, Calif. – Apple and Samsung both made compelling points in closing arguments of a case in which Apple seeks more than $2.751 billion. Here's a sampler of their comments from four hours in front of a crowd that extended into two overflow courtrooms.
Apple's lead attorney Harold J. McElhinny laid out a plausible time line marked by documents he said jurors could follow to conclude Samsung infringed its patents.
"Through 2009 Samsung was trying to compete fairly [with the iPhone], but Samsung sales continued to decline," said McElhinny. "At a Samsung executive meeting the head of the [mobile] division said Samsung was facing 'a crisis of design'…and carriers told them they had to make something like the iPhone," he said.
Among the documents he cited was a 100-page Samsung report comparing feature-by-feature its Galaxy S1 and the iPhone, generally recommending the S1 adopt iPhone techniques.
"When Samsung [user interface] designer Jeeyeung Wang spoke quite movingly about three intense months of [work on Samsung's first Galaxy smartphone], I almost fell out of my chair when she said it--she said it was a three-month effort," McElhinny said. "In those three months Samsung was able to copy Apples' four years of innovation without taking any of the risks because they were copying the world's most successful product," he said.
With the Galaxy S in 2010, "Samsung got exactly what it wanted--its sales that had been doldering along suddenly took off …a whole series of iPhone knock offs followed up through the day Apple sued them," he said.
"Samsung makes fun of us for asking for billions of dollars," he said, but claimed the Korean giant sold 22 million infringing phones making $8.16 billion in revenue. "The damages should be large because the infringement has been massive," he said.
Apple is trying to recoup Samsung profits of $2.241 billion on those phones as well as estimates of its own lost profits of $488.8 million and royalties of $21.24 million. Given many variables in the case, if jurors find infringement they should at least award Apple $519 million, he added.
Next: Samsung's position
"Every smartphone has a rectangular shape with rounded corners and 90 percent of that device is a screen—there's nothing nefarious about this, it's the way technology has evolved," an iDiot would disagree with this..
Apple copied. Samsung copied. Everyone copied. Lawyers win big fees. This is waste of time.
With proper analysis and a team of experienced judges and engineers and consultants the truth or how all this happened can be judged. I think that is what is done in the court's back round.
that is a dream team situation. the reality is that only the judge is experienced, the rest are either missing or confused
This is what happens if too many silly patents gets approved. Lawsuits, big fees, waste of time. After all, 10 yrs from now, no one would be using either of these fought items, everything would be obsolete.
Both the smartphone are good. The main fact is that apple couldn take samsung winning the battel. They say they copied S1 and sales was up. But S2 and 4 or 4S was released in the same year. S2 was preferred by most of the people even though it had few bugs. Because the cost of S2 was cheaper than iphone. Apple have just few models with them where as samsung released too many low end models. which made even budget people to buy samsung Mobiles. If apple had released similar kind of low end products damn sure samsung wouldn have had chance like this.
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The Supreme Court has tossed out government fines against CBS Inc. and its affiliates for airing the infamous shot of brief nudity involving singer Janet Jackson during the 2004 Super Bowl.
Friday's action follows the court's separate, unanimous ruling this month in favor of broadcast television networks. The justices said in that free-speech dispute that the Federal Communications Commission imposed unfair punishment for isolated profanity and sexual content during evening "prime time" hours.
The FCC had imposed a $550,000 fine against CBS and its affiliates for airing the "wardrobe malfunction" incident involving Jackson and Justin Timberlake during the professional football championship game's halftime show.
The Justice Department had told the high court there was no "fleeting images exemption from indecency enforcement" and that the singer's act was "shocking and pandering," airing "during a prime-time broadcast of a sporting event that was marketed as family entertainment and contained no warning that it would include nudity."
But CBS countered that the government in recent decades has applied inconsistent rules to indecent words and images, punishing some instances and ignoring others.
A three-judge Philadelphia-based 3rd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals panel last November agreed, finding for a second time the FCC had acted "arbitrarily and capriciously," since the commission did not give the media companies proper prior warning about subsequent changes in its enforcement policies.
Chief Justice John Roberts said Friday he was "not so sure."
"The agency never stated that the (fleeting expletives) exception applied to fleeting images as well, and there was good reason to believe that it did not," he wrote. "As every schoolchild knows, a picture is worth a thousand words, and CBS broadcast this particular picture to millions of impressionable children." The chief justice himself is the only member of the high court who is a parent of two school-age children.
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B. Clinton - Yes R. Nixon - No I think liberal pink skins tend to get off easier because they are less likely to be persecuted and prosecuted in the media than conservative pink skins.
I'm thinking that maybe it seems like blacks are getting targeted since we are discussing high profile athletic cases only (OJ, Bonds, Vick, etc.). If you take a look at the other high profile cases, you could argue that there are a lot of white people being made an example of also. In fact, half of what the criminal justice system does is try to make examples out of people as a deterrent. Just some other cases that you may have forgotten about: Andrew Fastow/ conspiracy- 10 years Mrs. Fastow (WIFE!)/ 1 year for tax charge, failing to report his kick-backs Ben Glisan Jr. (enron tresurer)/ 5-years John Rigas (Adelphia)/ 15-years Tim Rigas (his son)/ 20-years Bernie Ebbers/ Worldcom- 13-25 years. I could go on an on. Kozlowski, Martha Stewart, Mark Swartz, Frank Quattrone, Kirk Shelton... All of these people are serving actual jail time. 15 years is a long time when you are 55 years old. My point is just that the media latches on to the guys that we talk about because everybody knows who they are.
I wouldn't call getting impeached for having an affair getting off easy. I can think of a lot of Presidents who had affairs in office who weren't impeached. George HW Bush, Franklin Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Woodrow Wilson, Warren Harding and Dwight Eisenhower have all been rumored to have had affairs in office. It was only an issue for Clinton.
And I think it had more to do with lying under oath about the affair than about actually having one. Though to be fair, no congressional investigating committee or special prosecutor investigating any of those other presidents would have even remotely considered asking him whether the fly remained zipped or not. They would have considered that private, tacky perhaps, but still not something to be brought out in public discourse.
Paula Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Here's a pretty thorough rundown. As with most things, it's complicated. None of those other presidents were ever the defendants in sexual harrassment trials. Clinton defended his contention that she should not be allowed to sue him while he was president and took it all the way to the supreme court... and then lost. What a mess.
Maybe it has more to do with egos then? When a pink skin gets in to trouble; he usually fades away into the darkness.
Some people might think that lying about WMDs in order to start a war, or lying about nuclear programs in order to start another war, or lying about not torturing people, or lying about revealing the identity of a covert CIA agent is more important than lying about sex. Remember...I didn't start this conversation.
This Vick thing is shocking beyond belief. It would get the same attention no matter the ethnic background involved. High profile althlete not only running an illegal gambling ring but chopping up Dogs in his backyard. In some cultures that would be acceptable - this is not one of them. Dogs are highly respected, almost sacred animals here.
He would've gotten only 18 mos. if he didn't bauk about everything. He never came clean. And he was spleafing. [smokin' pot]
Seems the trend continues. Marion Jones just got 6 months in the clink. While baseball's offenders were simply allowed to "open the discussion" with no punishments handed out. Oh, and Tiger Woods should be lynched (but, it's no big deal).
Exactly. Bonds wasn't the only one questioned by investigators (and/or allegedly lied), but he's the only one being prosecuted. AND She was severely punished by her sport. Baseball has done exactly the opposite.
Track and field has had severe repercussions in place for many years now for steroid users, but baseball didn't have ANY policy about it until just a few years ago, so I don't think the lack of retroactive punishments in baseball can really be compared to track and field. As far as lying to investigators, it'll certainly be interesting to see what happens with Clemens. It seems extremely likely that the whole thing with him vs. his trainer will end up with one or the other being totally discredited for lying in a huge way, and quite possibly under oath, so let's see how that one plays out.
I think a lot of it had to do with the fact that track and field has been fighting doping for a long time, and there were checks and balances in place even before MLB even started talking about it. In MLB taking steroids, at least until recently, wasn't considered as bad and wasn't in the center of attention.
The comment by the golf channel lady was very inappropriate. Knowing the history of lynchings and how they were a common practice for so long signifies how very few people really know the history of our country. With many journalists both black and white supporting this lady, I feel comfortable stating that she's not a racist........just ignorant. Her two week suspension was a fair punishment, based on her quick apology........ I was hoping that Marion would get a suspended sentence. Not sure of the chronology of events in her situation, but she seemed heartfully sorry for what she did..............
It appears to me that her attorney worked a good deal for her by getting Jones to plead guilty to the high profile crime of illegal steroid use. By doing this she was able to get a considerable reduction in time for her involvement in a bank-fraud scheme, which is federal crime. Marion Jones Sentenced to Six Months in Prison - New York Times
It still just bothers me why people have to go to jail for lying about using something that is technically not illegal, but maybe banned. Yeah it is cheating in trying get an advantage, but there must be something contractually written that indicates that if you cheat, then you are fired or fined (give moneys, trophys back etc.) But going to the pokey when folks are out there killing people and living free??? No one wants to admit that they cheated, but if the goverment gets involved in the questioning, then you better spill the beans (Mr. Clemens) or you are going to jail


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An enchanting violinist with an unquenchable sense of fun and discovery, Patricia Kopatchinskaja performs Mendelssohn, Bach and Ginastera concertos with the Australian Chamber Orchestra.
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A free spirit who approaches music with an unquenchable sense of fun and discovery, violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja is a joy to play with and watch.
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Trust this enchanting violinist with your ears and she'll lead you a merry dance, bare feet and all. BACH Concerto for three violins, BWV1064MOZART Adagio and Fugue, D645GINASTERA Concerto for stringsMENDELSSOHN Concerto in D Minor
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"…in international terms, she is second to few in her mastery of her instrument." The West Australian
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A developer's guide to Plasmoids
We take a peek at how to create your own plasmoids for the latest KDE desktop, giving you the power to build the perfect active desktop environment.
When the KDE desktop made the transition from version 3 to 4, many things changed. One of the larger changes was the introduction of the plasma desktop. Instead of a background image with icons, the desktop is now host to plasmoids, also known as desktop widgets.
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Fedora developers release the first alpha version of Fedora 19, known as Schrödinger's Cat, for general testing. The final release is expected in July 2013.
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Exit 37 Merritt Parkway, turn left at end of ramp (from either
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Again this year: Shorter (1/2 to 1 mile) kids fun runs
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Prizes to the top 3 Overall men and women, first 18 & under, and 40 & over
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Post entry only beginning at 6:30 - $3, $2 for students, kids & seniors.
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Special Races: June 25 - Predicted Time (6 PM registration)
July 9 - 41st Annual Two-Person Six-Mile Relay (6 PM registration)
($5 per runner entry - to benefit Waveny Lodge restoration. Registration by the West side of soccer fields.)
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Age Graded 5K (may be shortened to 4K due to heat) (6 PM registration)
July 30- Women's Shortcut Map
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August 13 - Figure 8 Race Map
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9. | Homecoming | ||
When your parents are away for the weekend and you have your boyfriend/girlfriend over to stay the night(s) for rock star sex. You are homecoming. Question: "Where's Julianne?" Answer: "Oh, she's homecoming."
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1. When the highschool alumni come to see a home football game. The week leading up to the Homecoming game can involve class spirit competitions and other such things.
2. Referring to the Homecoming football game. 3. Referring to the dance typically the night after the football game. 1. Whoo, it's Homecoming week! Is the spirit hall done yet?
2. Homecoming's tonight, are you guys going? 3. Will you go to Homecoming with me? -presents flowers- |
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The first dance (semiformal) held at the beginning of every year. Is for every grade, not just underclassmen. Is also a dance for the previous graduating class to come back and dance again, hence the name "home coming", like "coming home". I graduated, but I will go to homecoming to relive high school memories and just have fun.
3. | Homecoming | ||
A dance at the beginning of the year that a lot of the school population uses as an excuse to drink a lot of alcohol ... a good time to make new friends, and do things you had always wanted to but never got the chance.
May have consequences. - How do you know him?
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In high school: A meaningless football game, followed by a clothed orgy containing mostly lowerclassman. The chaperoning teachers were disgusted by the large cluster of 15 year olds grinding each other on the dance floor at the homecoming dance.
5. | homecoming | ||
a time for high school students to come together and rock the gym, grind on strangers, and dress up with friends Chloe: Are you going to homecoming?
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1. A pathetic excuse that freshmen and sophomores use to try to substitute Prom. Has a much lower rate of ending with poontang than Prom. Freshman: Oh, boy, Homecoming, 5UP3R K3WL!
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a kick ass Green Day song, homecoming is on the American Idiot album. American Idiot was released in 2004. all of the band members actually wrote parts of the song. Billie Joe Armstrong (vocal&guitar) wrote "east 12th st." the part where it goes home were coming home again. the nobody likes you part is written by the basist Mike Dirnt. "rock n' roll girlfriend" is written by the drummer Tre Cool. homecoming is on of Green Day's longest songs with a running time of 9:20 Homecoming is an awesome song


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PRPS Goods & Co.: "Treat 'Em Rough"
Prps Goods & Co. continues its early American outdoor lifestyle brand aesthetic with its second season for Spring/Summer 2012.
Designer Donwan Harrell carries out his craft with a keen eye and a concept that regardless of the line; it will be produced without ever over looking quality.
Donwan, inspired by the blockbuster horror-thriller movie 'Jaws', filmed in Martha's Vineyard of Massachusetts, chose this setting as the basis for the Goods & Co. collection. Spring/Summer 2012 features a colour palette of soft peaches, sky blues, vibrant coastal oranges and earthy tones. The coastal inspiration is reflected in the wax Fisherman jacket, echo-dyed polo's and unique twill chinos.
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Chrysler has decided to recall 2.7 million 1993 to 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee and 2002 to...
Ford recalls trucks to fix fuel-tank straps
Ford is recalling 1.1 million pickups to fix fuel-tank straps that can corrode and possibly break.
The recall covers 1997-2003 Ford F-150s, F-250s and the Lincoln Blackwood pickup.
The fuel-tank straps could corrode over time, leading to failure and the tank dropping to the pavement.
Ford says about 1.1 million vehicles are involved. Trucks that were built at plants in Kansas, Michigan, Connecticut, Ontario, Canada, and Mexico are affected.
The defect has been blamed for eight fires, with three that spread to the whole truck. One person was injured, a Ford spokesman said.
Dealers will replace the fuel-tank straps with straps that have corrosion protection. If the straps aren't available, dealers could install a cable support under the strap.
Owners will be notified of the recall in September. Anyone who has questions or concerns can call Ford's toll-free hotline at (866) 436-7332.
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I've been wanting to make some stepping stones for some time. got plenty of plastic flower pot trays, flat marbles, regular marbles in all colors and stamps. all I need now is quickset concrete plus my grandkids. I think this would be afun project for all of us to do. | ||||
yesterday we had to put down are sweet fur baby. her name was punkin she was 13. so my first stepping stone I'll be making will be for her. | ||||
i have a question i was at walmart the other day and they had the stepping stones but were made with plaster of paris would they be just as good | ||||
Yes janv1953, they would be nice to use if you didn't want to make your own. | ||||
The plaster of paris stepping stones I purchased did not hold up outside and crumbled with moisture. I would not like to see you put a lot of time in decorating them and have that happen. | ||||
I also had the same result as nancelee, they fell apart within a week. But Hubby & I made these ones from the concrete mix & they turned out great & have been in the outside weather since we made them & are fine. Wasnt really any more work that the others either (except I needed Hubby to do the manhandling of the concrete! lol) But he mixed enough to do 5 large stones & a block all at one time, you could easily do one or two at a time on your own. And whatever concrete mix u have left over (dry) be sure to put in a plastic bag & keep dry for your next adventure! Also, I used the river rock & the glass stones on mine, & put in the flower bed, if u are actually gonna walk on them, maybe sink the rocks/glass deeper in, They do get a little slick when wet. (As per Hubby) ***** May Love & Laughter Lead Your Way ***** | ||||
A long time ago I purchased those kits they have for my kid's handprints. They just did not turn out too good. But they are still in my one flowerbed. Thanks for posting this though. So much cheaper and I would love to try putting these around the pool. With that low cost of the quickcrete I can actually afford it! (Already have tons of beads and stuff to use in them!) | ||||
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Toomey breaks MSOE career victory mark in 3-2 victory over Finlandia
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Senior goaltender Connor Toomey recorded his 46th career victory at MSOE to break the school record for wins Saturday afternoon as No. 14 MSOE defeated Finlandia 3-2 at the Kern Center in Milwaukee. The mark was held by former Raider netminder Matt Burzon. Three different MSOE players scored in the victory.
Junior Mike Pao scored his fourth goal of the season at the 6:04 mark of the first period from senior Todd Krupa and sophomore West Bauman. No scoring took place in the second period. The Lions tied the game less than two minutes into the third period with a tally from Griffen Hodges. The Raiders answered back with a goal from freshman Cole Gibson assisted by freshmen Josh Keizer and Logan Bauman to lead 2-1.
Finlandia again tied the score, this time less than 30 seconds later when Collin Saint-Onge scored his first goal of the season. The game-winning goal was recorded by junior Bradley Tierney at the 10:05 mark of the third period. Tierney's goal was assisted by sophomore Kevin Medina and junior Carl Lindblad.
Toomey made 14 saves for MSOE. The Raiders (4-0, 4-0 MCHA) face Adrian next weekend (Friday at 7:05 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m.) for two games at the Kern Center.


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PHOTOS: Trey Anastasio Band @ Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY (1/23/13)
Nick Irving took in TAB last night at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY. Anastasio and Co. will play again tonight at the same venue and LivePhish will again offer it as a PPV webcast. Here are Nick's always impressive photos from the night.
I: Cayman's Review, Alive Again*, Pigtail, Magilla, Sweet & Dandy**, Land of Nod, Money Love & Change, Scabbard, Frost, Sweet Dreams Melinda, Dark and Down, Valentine
II: Sand***, Corona, Simple Twist Up Dave, Let Me Lie, Goodbye Head, O-o-h Child, Alaska, Architect, Clint Eastwood, Push On Til' the Day
E: Flock of Words#, Heavy Things, Sultans Of Swing
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**Request from a fan. "Don't thank us, thank that guy."
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