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"They have to be careful at this point not to over-react, despite all the pressure that's being put on them certainly by Congress, public pressure," said Peter Henning, a law professor at Wayne State University in Detroit and a former federal prosecutor. "I've got to believe they have an HR (human resources) binder that would sink a battleship. Step one is usually paid leave," he said.
But others said there's public relations value in taking action against employees. "They need to have a charm offensive, right?" said Carl Tobias, a professor at the University of Richmond Law School who specializes in product liability. "Anything they can do to make themselves look like they're more vigorous or rigorous on safety."
Henning said any criminal charges are a long way off. In large organizations like GM, groups make decisions rather than individuals, as problems are bumped up the organizational chart, he said.
"It's hard to be able to say 'this is the person who made this decision,' and him or her alone," Henning said.
Also Thursday, GM announced a program to recognize employees who speak up when they see something that could affect customer safety. "GM employees should raise safety concerns quickly and forcefully, and be recognized for doing so," said Barra, who has promised a transformation to a safety-first corporate culture.
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This film was just terrific!! I went in to it wanting a very light movie,
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"We do not encourage cross-species adoptions," says the orphanage lady
as the Littles plead to adopt a mouse. Yes, there will be adjustment
difficulties for both child & family, & yes, some nervousness as to how the
relatives will react. And how awkward when the "natural parents" show up,
wanting their child back, & take him to deprived environment complete w/
bedbugs. Where is Bob Green when we need him?
Nevertheless, the message is, it will all work out, given enough good will on everybody's part. Interestingly, in E.B. White's novel, Stuart is the NATURAL son of the Littles; how Mrs. L. gave birth to this freak is never explained, and these circumstances caused some librarians to boycott the book.
White's Stuart feels much less loyalty to his family than the movie's Stuart does. In fact, White's Stuart is "out of the nest" in rather short order--seeking his destiny in the person of an elusive bird (how's that for cross-species attraction?).
I wonder how White would feel about his novel's being made into a parable on the subject of inter-racial adoption?
One more point: As in the novel, the Littles are white people, their cat is white, & Stuart is a WHITE mouse--with brown eyes--an unusual if not impossible combination. But a truly albino, pink-eyed mouse might not project the same loveability, nor would, presumably, a brown mouse? Hmmm.
Both my grandsons (ages 4 & 7) gave this movie a 2 thumbs up. The film has a storybook quality to it a la "Babe", but lacks the depth of its predecessor. It is, however, miles above last year's mouse movie "Mousehunt".Stuart Little came from the same director as "The Lion King", which is destined to be a classic. Although I thought this was a pleasant film, it didn't really capture the imagination, so I rated it a 6.
It would have been a far better movie as "Eddie the Mouse." Or any new title of it's own, with it's own story to support whatever creative drive voted it out of committee. It was a nice movie, and extremely pretty, and good special effects, and enough new twists on more fart jokes and I had any hopes to expect. But it was constantly reminding you that it didn't trust the magic of the book. Everything had to be Bigger, More Relevant, More Dramatic. It couldn't remain a simple and unexplained fact that Stuart, who looked a lot like a mouse, but who was in fact Stuart, was an unusual-looking boy born to the Littles. In an attempt at Greater Relevance, the rewriters decided that it needed to wink at racial issues, be coy with "inter-species" adoptions, and just generally try to take something fine as it was, and Update. It ended up with all the charm of a really snazzy Vegas lounge version of something from Rubber Soul. On the other hand, it featured Nathan Lane continuing the exploration of his relationship to the world of mice, and any show that he's in is well worth the visit.
I thoroughly enjoyed this film. Be sure to take your child to see it. It is very cleverly put together--lightly touching on various issues concerning adoption. You are drawn into the story feeling thoroughly concerned for the adorable Stuart. The other characters including the cats are hilarious!!! Adults as well as children will be impressed by the story, the special effects and the characters!
An adorable movie with a great message about families and acceptance. All the actors are perfectly cast, especially Michael J. Fox as the voice of Stuart. The blending of the computer animated Stuart with the live actors was seamless and amazing. Truly a marvel! A must-see for all ages.
If you liked "Babe", you will love "Stuart Little". It is funny, witty, and totally entertaining even for adults. "Especially" for adults might fit too. I took my 11 year old daughter, and she thought it was great. Each of the critters takes on their very own unique personality-very believable. The voices fit to a "T". This is one very cuuuute movie that I'm sure will be a classic.
Stuart Little was really funny! The acting is a little bit overdone, but it works fine in this movie which is obviously light hearted. And the special effects are really good, too. Never once does Stuart look like a piece of computer animation walking through the film (unlike effects in that silly Star Wars movie of recent vintage). The cats are the funniest things in the movie. I laughed constantly. I don't know why they had to use curse words, but that just made them funnier. Incidentally, parents, this movie is really really clean. There are a few minor swear words by those cats, but that's the only objectionable thing in the whole film. I'm impressed! Stuart Little is a creative movie with good fx, simple but original plot, good strong family values (unusual, huh?), and it's really funny! Wow!
This is a must see for the young at heart. Our boys, age 9 and 7, really enjoyed it (for different reasons than my wife and I did). It's another amazing example of CG animation - and good story telling, too. I hope Hollywood decides to do more "clean fun" movies like this without the gratuitous violence and/or foul language. Really suspends reality a la "Babe: A Pig In The City." Oh, and the voice characterization (especially Michael J. Fox as Stuart) was fun and believable. You gotta love it!
This is a fine movie to bring the little (pun intended) ones to. Parents should find nothing offensive or overly frightful in this good adaptation of E. B. White's children's novel. It presents some good traditional lessons like, "winning isn't everything, it's how you play the game," and some new ones (that even some adults need to learn) like, "you can't hold others responsible when things don't go your way." The kiddies should be fascinated by the excellent blend of CGI and live-action. Particularly noteworthy is the scene with the alley cats in the tree hunting down Stuart. There's some fine detail to watch for throughout. You actually start to believe these animals can talk and show emotion just like humans! Unfortunately, great special effects do not a great movie make, and parents might find this one a sacrafice for the sake of their children to get through. My recommendation to survive all the silly, sugar-coated, overwrought goodie-goodie dialogue and scenery is to see it as a kind of dark humor, especially in the performances of Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie. But it is Nathan Lane who steals the show. His voice-over as Snowbell - the resentful, snide, yet "mousey" house pet - is delightful. I can't imagine anyone else other than Lane doing the voice. So while the kids are enjoying the real show, the adults can have something to snicker at - but turn your head and do it to yourself, after all this one is for the children.
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Closed nose at first but once decanted for and hour soft notes of classic Bordeaux blend are obvious with cassis and dark berry fruits most evident. On the palate the fruit is muted, tannins are very soft and the blackberry, cassis fruit slowly peeks out. I'm thinking this wine is starting to fade but is certainly enjoyable just not memorable.
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The easiest thing in the world for a sports fan or sportswriter to do is criticize officials. Every year someone tries to force feed us the storyline that NFL refs are having an unusually bad season. This year there have been a few controversial calls, but the officials, for the most part, have ruled correctly a vast majority of the time.
Here is stupendous validation to the notion (my notion) that NFL officials deserve an A for the work they've done not just this season but in general: 28 times so far, FOX's first-year replay guru, Mike Pereira, who retired as head of NFL officiating after the '09 season, has been summoned to offer live analysis and predictions on plays as they're being reviewed. "With the league, if I had to react to a play, I would do it on Monday," Pereira told Richard Sandomir of the New York Times. "I didn't have to make a snap decision. Now I do."
You've probably seen one of these segments. Pereira shares with viewers what the official is looking at and thinking about, and then he states how he thinks the official will rule. Of his 28 appearances, how many times do you think Pereira has correctly predicted the officials' call? Try 28.
"Everybody at Fox is waiting for me to miss one and see how I react," Pereira said. "For those people who think replay takes judgment out of the play, this call proves that wrong."
It also proves that the NFL does a great – GREAT – job of training its officials. The fact that the officials' former boss can watch what the officials are watching and know every time how they'll rule speaks to the league's unwavering commitment to enforcing the letter of the rule.
Indeed, the two calls that people are most chastising officials for are Calvin Johnson's Week 1 non-catch and Pittsburgh's Week 7 non-fumble recovery. In both instances, the officials rules correctly based on the letter of the law. A lot of fans do not agree with the letter of the law, but that's up to the NFL's Competition Committee, not the officials.
At the end of the day, it's simple. When a play happens live on the field, who is more likely to understand the rules around it: the drunken people sitting hundreds of feet away in the stands? The people watching on television? Or the trained professionals who are standing right there and paying attention to nothing else but possible rule infractions? Same concept applies to instant replay. Pereira's perfection only verifies that the officials know best.
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- Chromatics: "Kill for Love" (via SoundCloud)
Chromatics formed in the Pacific Northwest as a rickety no-wave band more than a decade ago, but re-emerged in the mid-2000s with a revamped lineup and a new sound that nicely coincided with a resurgence of interest in the slow, dreamy, not-always-Italian dance-pop subgenre known as Italo disco. As with other acts on New Jersey-based Italians Do It Better, a label co-founded by group mastermind Johnny Jewel, Chromatics didn't just incorporate the vocoders and vintage synth arpeggios of the turn-of-the-1980s originals, they added the brittle guitars, dubby reverb, and urban dread of post-punk.
In the years since, the label's emphasis on grainy synths, smokey ambience, and analog-fetishizing textures became the M.O. of an entire class of artists. And the band's 2007 Night Drive set the blueprint for last year's Nicolas Winding Refn-directed thriller Drive; featuring two Jewel-assisted tracks, the film's soundtrack exposed this music to a wider audience. Earlier this year, Jewel built on that momentum by releasing a two-hour epic created with fellow Chromatics member Nat Walker. Titled Symmetry, Themes for an Imaginary Film, the set culled material from a full score that the duo were said to have composed for Drive.
Kill for Love, Chromatics' first album since Night Drive, finally gives this loosely associated, prematurely decayed musical aesthetic its magnum opus-- and brilliantly transcends it. The moonlit vibe of previous highlights like street-skulking stunner "In the City" or haunting Kate Bush cover "Running Up That Hill" recurs, and various tracks still crackle and pop with the all-too-mortal degradation of vinyl. And despite the unfinished-seeming recording quality of the music videos that preceded the album's release, the completed product also boasts some of the most engrossing synth-pop songs so far this year.
The 90-minute Kill for Love signals its tour-de-force ambitions from the opening track, a synth-draped cover of Neil Young's "Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)". As with their past brooding renditions of Bruce Springsteen's "I'm on Fire" or Dark Day's "Hands in the Dark", it's a thoroughly rewarding pop deconstruction, setting one of singer Ruth Radelet's most affecting performances against an evocatively restrained backdrop. "There's more to the picture than meets the eye," Radelet coos, in what emerges here as a key lyric. There's more to Kill for Love than the sum of its best songs.
That said, Kill for Love's clearest improvement over Night Drive comes in its impressive clutch of left-field synth-pop standouts. The pill-dropping insomniac rush of the title track is the most likely to propel Chromatics onto the kinds of late-night TV stages and festival billings lately seized by M83, but the existential ache of "Back From the Grave" is no less gorgeously catchy. The bleakly yearning "Lady" returns to the group's signature Italo glide but wisely ditches the robotic vocal effects of a previously released late-2005 recording. When Jewel suggested in a recent Pitchfork interview that he was more influenced by Madonna than by crate-digging Eurodisco rarities, it was logical to wonder if he was being falsely modest. That is, until hearing "These Streets Will Never Look the Same", which stretches "Eye of the Tiger"-like guitar tension into an eight-minute treatise on loneliness and includes the album's first male lead vocal, rendered cyborg-like by a vocal harmonizer. Or take the vampire-pallid lament "Running From the Sun", another male-led track, based on piano chords reminiscent of those found on Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time". Fans who discovered Chromatics through Drive will find plenty of easy entry points here.
Still, just as the pop songs on Kill for Love are more direct than on Night Drive, the interstitial tracks are also more expansive and abstract. "Time is stretching on/ And it keeps repeating/ As the beat goes on," Radelet sings, on the deceptively uptempo last-ditch plea "At Your Door", and those words could just as easily apply to the album's instrumentals (and near-instrumentals). Nevertheless, even the record's most ephemeral moments are more deeply engaging than their equivalents on the last album, livened up by disembodied vocals and orchestral touches. Though there appear to be as many references to walking and riding trains as to driving, the album is at least as cinematic as Themes for an Imaginary Film. In fact, the languorous "There's a Light Out on the Horizon" goes so far as to revive Night Drive's phone-call conceit, though with results that are more beautifully agonizing.
After a front-loaded opening and sprawling, bewitching midsection, Kill for Love resurfaces with two tracks that encapsulate what Chromatics do, in an uncompromising way that's sure to confound as many people as it awes. "The River" reprises the Symmetry album's nearly a cappella closing track as glacial synth-pop, with finger snaps and artificial strings lending emotional support to Radelet's stiff-lipped vocal performance as a woman left behind. And then there's a sparsely forbidding 14-minute instrumental finale, available on the digital versions of the album, which is appropriate of Jewel's recent tendency to talk up 20th-century classical composers like Karlheinz Stockhausen and John Cage rather than film scorers like John Carpenter.
If Kill for Love had been a 10-track LP, with its most immediately striking songs each edited down to around 3 minutes, it would've still been impressive. In fact, as recently as an interview posted last month by Self-Titled, Jewel hadn't yet made up his mind about whether to put out one or two discs. Ultimately, he made the right choice. Closer "No Escape" may not be as immediate as the title track when heard in isolation, but luckily, we don't have to listen to it in isolation. Just as on albums by the War on Drugs, Deerhunter, and countless others, the experimental interludes here help create a context that makes the pop songs that much more effective; by including so many mood-oriented parts, Kill for Love paradoxically rises above hazy synth-pop's occupational hazard of dissolving into a blur of mood and mood alone. It's not just a collection of hits; it's an album, one that gives the project's familiar nocturnal foreboding a new sense of grandeur.
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Saudi's information ministry has said that it is planning to introduce new regulations to control news websites in the kingdom.
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"We have … what we call electronic crimes – any kind of violation related to computer and technology and so on," Interior Ministry spokesman Mansour Al Turki told the Christian Science Monitor last year. "And I believe his main case was like violating personal rights…. Like when I go for example on the internet or I go on any electronic media and I use your name and your personality and I criticize … or offend you without being able to introduce evidence of what I'm saying."
Farhan's blog was blocked by Saudi censors in April 2008, and currently says that it is under construction.
According to a recent report by Reporters Without Borders (RWB), more than 20 countries now use increasingly sophisticated blocking and filtering systems for internet content; its "enemies of the Internet" list included Saudi Arabia, Iran, China, Egypt , and Syria among others.
Saudi Arabia has been blocking internet content since 2001, and according to RWB's annual report for 2008, "online freedom is threatened by every complaint filed against online journalists or webmasters" in the country.
Will Saudi's new regulations to monitor news websites improve its reputation as one of internet freedom's worst offenders?
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New crypto policy system will offer easier configuration and more uniform security.
The Fedora project announced a new crypto policy system that could standardize and simplify the implementation of hash functions, key exchange, and cryptography tools such as TLS/SSL.
According to the Fedora wiki, the new crypto policy system will let the admin define a crpyto profile level for each user. The profile level will define a collection of cyrptography settings across a range of applications and processes.
This change will require updates to GnuTLS, OpenSSL, and NSS libraries.
Fedora Linux is the community-driven test bed for technologies that will someday be part of Red Hat's flagship systems. If this experiment is successful, Fedora's crypto policy system might some day make its way into Red Hat Enterprise Linux and other enterprise-level Linux distributions.
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Confectioner Truffle Truffle makes beer marshmallows (I didn't know there was such a thing), dips them in chocolate and tops them off with a beer and pretzel brittle. Sweet, salty, crunchy, chewy … with beer. Though they were created for the Super Bowl, I don't think … Read more
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The company also makes absinthe lollipops. (As well as maple bacon pops. Bacon is second only to booze, people.)
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So my wife and I and also my wife's mom and her husband are on a family plan. We will be saving money by switching our cell phone plan through T-Mobile. We have T-Mobile right now but are switching plans. My wife's phone is unusable right now and mine is semi-broken but still usable.
The price of smart phones are so high. Is there any haggling we can do at the T-Mobile store to ultimately get a free smart phone or one at a reduced price that they won't tell you about? I think they maybe able to do something to meet their quota. Since it's very near to the end of the month and also the end of the year.
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In our hot yoga class you are instructed to "try the right way" to practice each yoga posture correctly and safely, rather than being shown the postures then hoping that you have got it right. Everyone's body is different and there are some things that are just not possible at that time, and so adjustments are made to take into account an injury or condition allowing the benefits of the yoga to continue and progress.
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