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The very idea of Chevron being held accountable in a court of law for this is unbelievable. This lawsuit is the new poster child for frivolous lawsuits. Companies the operate to help keep us safe and secure ought to be immune from suit of any kind. To learn more about how to protect companies from having to pay money to "injured" people, contact your representative at the United States Chamber of Commerce. They are the new conservative shadow government for real Americans. Lets get behind their efforts to govern!
Ok, so we should support companies that employ foreign private armies to go in and strong arm and kill the locals. You must invest in Freeport McMoran too. In any event, I wasnt there, but I can accept that if a fed ct judge looked at the evidence and said that it was reasonable to conclude that Cheveron engineered the outcome, its not unreasonable that they be accountable under this act. This isnt some hayday for the plaintiffs' bar and this isnt some new litigation bonanza. Its simply attempting to get foreign companies to live up to the principles of the flag they are hiding behind.
This, by the way, is just another example of why we need to privatize our legal system. Juries are too inefficient and out of touch to render fair decisions. To learn more about how to abolish jury trials and make the legal system more efficient, contact the United States Chamber of Commerce. Lets work together to get rid of the dinosaur known as the jury trial.
Yes! Tort Reform strikes again with his b&#$!@t. It's been a few days! "Companies the operate to help keep us safe and secure ought to be immune from suit of any kind." So even if a defense contractor happens to blow up a small American town or refuses to hire Hispanics irrespective of their qualifications or poisons an American neigborhood with a toxin, it should receive unqualified immunity in state and federal court simply because it is in the security business. Well played sir. Please refrain from taking a few days off between posts. We all suffer.
as a Nigeria its really bad for what has be happening to the villager.
"This, by the way, is just another example of why we need to privatize our legal system. Juries are too inefficient and out of touch to render fair decisions." The logic of that statement is manifest, particularly since the jury has yet to announce a verdict. Refrain from being fatalistic and perhaps you'll get the defense verdict of which you dream. If there is a defense verdict, does that mean that the fair result would have been a plaintiffs' verdict since according to you, juries are presumptively unfair? By the way I just called the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and asked the person with whom I spoke about abolishing juries and he had no idea what I was talking about. I even mentioned arbitration and the response was silence. You sir, are a master!
The sad part is cases like these do more harm than good in addressing true human rights violations that regularly occur abroad. Bogus claims brought by US plaintiffs lawyers thwart the progress that is being made to achieve corporate responsibility because they drain the system of resources that are desperately needed elsewhere.
Judge Susan Illston lives in a different world. If she imagines that Chevron had the choice to refuse help with transportation if the Nigerian military required it, she is either incredibly naive or is moved by some animus against Chevron. Many Americans feel that it is their God-given right to have cheap, plentilful gas at the service stations and don't consider the incredible difficulties faced by American petroleum companies in exploring and producing oil in some of the developing countries.
What's unbelievable is that the only way the Wall Street Journal will write about this case is to discuss the "legal frontier" of the Alien Tort Claims Act, as opposed to the murder of two human beings. Perhaps the thinking is that people who read the Wall Street Journal are not really interested in the death of two poor Nigerians, only tort reform. And, let's not forget that Chevron is spending mega millions right now on an ad campaign during a time when the news media is laying off reporters and editors. Full page, color Chevron ads, touting its "environmental" commitment worldwide, have been appearing in the Wall Street Journal and in other media for what seems like an eternity. Only an oil company can afford this kind of wasteful spending right now to spread more lies and misinformation. So, I guess we will be reading more about the "wide-reaching implications" of the Alien Tort Reform Act while oil companies continue their cozy relationships with dictators who allow them to take their country's resources without regard to the people who live there and their environment.
Ms. Tunes, if you don't like the content of this blog then don't read it. Free market principles apply here and in your world. (whether you like it or not). Tort Reform makes our nation stronger, makes us safer and promotes a strong economy. You and your liberal friends are obviously not true Americans. The best course for you is obviously to confess the sins of your liberal ways, apologize to all the people you've spread liberal ideas to along the way, and join the United States Chamber of Commerce as a "recovering liberal" member. They will help reeducate you as to the proper way to think about being a true American. Its not too late. Join us and feel good about yourself. We stand for true American values.
Wow Tort Reform...since none of your comments bear any semblance of intelligence I won't dignify them with a response, I will however say this...you ARE the epitome of studipidty ;)
It is my belief that any company headquartered in the U.S. should act like a U.S. company. Therefore they should be as responsible on foreign soil as they are on domestic soil.Our govt has lost control of its world-wide dictators, and now we have allowed the big companies that hold our jobs and economy hostage to become the new dictator supporters. Its shameful that U.S. companies get away with what they do.
The epitome of stupidity? If you believe what I have said and what I stand for is "stupid", then what you are saying is that the entire United States Chamber of Commerce, with all their hard working folks, all their volunteers, all their efforts on behalf of business is also stupid. Our movement is visionary and its effects have already been far reaching. "Stupid" is a comeback only Erik Cartman could appreciate. We work to make America safer, more productive and less litigous. Your liberal trial lawyer buddies just tear our economy apart with asserting people's "rights". Too many frivolous "rights" are allowed in this country. We need to cut way back on the "rights" people believe they have. In addition, jury trials must be abolished. They are inefficient and promote runaway results that help no one. Our "stupid" efforts have borne fruit in practically each and every state in the Union. We have successfully passed legislation in many places that helps reduce frivolous "rights" pushed by "injured" citizens. You are either part of the problem or you are part of the solution. Pick a side. Its on.
Tort reform doesn't mean that Chevron's Kill & Go squad in Nigeria shouldn't be held accountable in a court of law for the death of Arolika Irowarinum and Bola Oyinbo and the injuries of the other plantiffs, it just means the compensatory damages should be equivalent to the firm's culpability.
Tort reform's comments, stupid or not, have no bearing on this particular decision. I also believe the plantiff's lawyers have undertaken this case pro bono.
I believe the Alien Tort Law will be used to some effect against Blackwater and other US firms in Iraq who avoided prosecution in that country.
So lets assume your on a platform and a bunch of folks come on board. They may of may not be peaceful. Remember a lot of these "protests" end up in kidnapping, etc. So,what would you do? The Chevron personnel called the Nigerian government for help. The government sent in the troops.
The plaintiffs won this merely by getting it to trial. Chevron looks bad for having done what they did, and Nigerians will start to mobilize their allies to boycott Chevron just as they did Dutch Shell around ten years ago.
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March 9, 2011 -- Specific areas in the brain that may be linked to sensations of reward and resistance to risk-taking become increasingly active in early adolescence, indicating that over time the youths may be improving their ability to resist peer pressure, a new study suggests.
Researchers used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scans to study blood flow in the brains of 24 girls and 14 boys when they were 10 years old and again at age 13, after the youngsters moved into early adolescence.
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Increases in brain activity in the regions associated with reward processing and emotional regulation correlated over time with increases in the children's self-reports of resistance to peer influence, according to the study.
"It's just that peer pressure is increasing because they spend a lot more time with peers during this time and less with family," Jennifer H. Pfeifer, PhD, of the University of Oregon, says in a news release. "So it is a good thing that resistance to such influences is actually strengthening in their brains."
The researchers suggest that it would be helpful to explore whether basic training in emotion regulation techniques may support resistance to peer pressure and prevent risky behavior during the transition period to adolescence and beyond.
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"I give it two years, max [...] It will be US business interests that finally push congress into lifting the embargo – they're all going crazy being shut out of this market." American architects and developers are already queuing up to be first in line, ready to pounce on investment opportunities when the embargo drops. Frank Gehry sailed into Havana in December, aboard a streamlined yacht he designed for himself, here to "offer his expertise to Cuba" according to a government statement. — theguardian.com
"You know that Cuba is at the centre of attention of many people," Gehry told the gathered crowd. "And in the immediate future it will attract many investors – particularly the tourism sector. But I am sure that you know to be careful with those projects."Related stories in the Archinect... View full entry »
It's a reminder that decommunisation is a project which might actually be physically impossible to execute in full, which hopefully begs the question — if Soviet Ukraine can't be wished away, what should be conserved, and what should be rejected? [...]
The nationalist purging of any traces of socialism from the landscape is a fool's errand at best, gross historical revisionism at worst. — calvertjournal.com
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"Let us usher in a great golden age of construction," exhorts one of the 310 official patriotic slogans published this year. The ambition is already evident in the number of cranes that dot the skyline [...]. The most prominent structures are the 47-storey shafts of the Changjon Street apartments, an 18-tower complex completed last year in less than 12 months and nicknamed "Pyonghattan" by foreign diplomats. But other emerging skyscrapers go undiscussed and unphotographed [...]. — theguardian.com
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To [Hatherley], architecture is the physical manifestation of politics. It is power literally in bricks and mortar. In this respect he is unusual and, I believe, right. But he is handicapped at every turn by his belief, worn on his sleeve, in the nobility of the socialist cause. This can be an asset as he wrestles manfully to evoke the spirit of places from which most of us would turn in horror. — wsj.com
More from British architecture writer Owen Hatherley here, and on communist architecture:The promises and problems of a Cuban architecture marketProtesting context, not form, of Ottawa's "victims of communism" memorialCreepy Photos of Russia's Crumbling Communist ArchitectureCzech Communist... View full entry »
Would-be investors would face other obstacles even if the embargo were lifted... Cuba is still tightly controlled by its Communist government. [...]
In any case, most architectural work in Cuba today focuses on the restoration of Havana's immense historic building stock—two-thirds of which is in disrepair—and on bringing Havana into the 21st century without imperiling its heritage. — architectmagazine.com
More on Cuba:Take a virtual tour of Havana's modern architecture"American Disruption, at Home and Abroad": Gehry's Facebook HQ opens and Airbnb comes to Cuba on Archinect Sessions Episode #24Airbnb now open for business in Cuba, despite anemic internet accessA glimpse at Havana's rooftop dwellers... View full entry »
Blumberg doesn't understand why a memorial to victims of communism was given such an "incredibly prominent, almost sacrosanct" site. "It is so centrally placed that it would seem to quite overshadow Canada's true history." [...]
"I have a massive problem, a huge problem, with this memorial going on that site. I think it completely misrepresents and skews what Canada is all about." — ottawacitizen.com
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ABSTRAKT Studio Architecture was chosen to design Canada's future National Memorial to Victims of Communism in Ottawa...The team was selected out of six finalists at the end of the two-phase national design competition held this summer. The memorial will pay tribute to the more than 100 million people around the globe who suffered or perished under communist dictatorship, as well as educate the public about the heavy consequences caused by communism. — bustler.net
As a national memorial, it will also signify Canada's role in offering refuge to those who escaped that oppression. It will be located on Confederation Boulevard beside the Supreme Court of Canada, the Library and Archives Canada, the Peace Tower, and other key federal... View full entry »
The sterility of the photos, especially the images of prisoner bedrooms, hints at the degree to which the Stasi kept a tight lid on dissenters. In prison culture (or at least prison culture as it's portrayed in the movies), there's a lot of graffiti: on the walls, in library books, between cells. "We were searching for any scratching or anything in the cells—usually you would think they were sending messages—but it was very clear you couldn't see anything" — wired.com
English photographer Rebecca Litchfield braved radiation and KGB-style interrogation techniques to capture the beauty of this bygone era in a series called Soviet Ghosts.
Her work took her to schools, hospitals, factories, and accidentally, a top secret radar installation. "Many of the abandoned buildings are pretty unknown to the public, they are hidden behind tall fences and gates, I think it is easy to just pass without knowing what is inside," says Litchfield. — wired.com
Buildings perform a variety of functions: They shelter, illuminate, and obscure surrounding people and landscapes. The fundamentally pragmatic purpose of architecture endows edifices with a wide range of functions, but rarely does architecture speak. Curator Joanna Warsza, however, organizes performances and interventions that implore architecture to speak back. — blouinartinfo.com
The new commission for cultural heritage protection, an adviser to the Czech National Heritage Institute (NPÚ) director, has recommended that the state start protecting relatively young works of architecture from the second half of the 20th century [...]
"Unlike the architecture of the interwar Czechoslovakia, the post-war architecture has been omitted by protection programs so far, also because its valuable pieces are more difficult to distinguish." — praguepost.com
The most visible legacy of Communist rule, the grand and often eye-catching buildings have become a source of heated debate in Poland with critics condemning them as an ugly and unwanted reminder of a past best forgotten. Defenders stress their architectural merits and argue that the buildings are now part of the national heritage. — economist.com
Related: Winner of Changing The Face 2013 to revamp Warsaw's saw-toothed Rotunda View full entry »
Still, Bezjak hasn't refrained entirely from commenting on the architecture. He developed strict formal guidelines for his series, photographing it all with a large-format camera and always with the same lens. "I photographed everything that fit within this frame -- in terms of the buildings' dimensions, but also in terms of the possibilities for distancing oneself from the building -- and not the rest," he says. — Der Spiegel
The photographer Roman Bezjak spent five years traveling around Eastern Europe taking pictures of communist-era buildings. Born in Slovenia but raised in West Germany, he set out to document the everyday qualities of communist buildings. His book recently published book "Sozialistische Moderne... View full entry »
Artist's assistants and wife released but his whereabouts not disclosed by Beijing authorities — guardian.co.uk
See Archinect's feature interview with Ai Weiwei here. View full entry »
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