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On the surface, THE RULES OF THE GAME is a frivolous satire of the French ruling class during the interwar years. But beneath it, this 1939 film is a rather sweeping appraisal on human nature and how the rigidity of our society continues to undermine our humanity. With a microcosmic cast of characters that comprises of masters and servants, the film weaves an intricate plot about their love, jealousies, deceit, infidelities, hypocrisies, misunderstandings, and, at times, reconciliations, and realignments of friends and foes. Through their travails, the film depicts a symbolic breakdown, and ultimately restoration, of the prevailing social order, resulting in the film being both a comedy and a tragedy. Director Jean Renoir also acts in the film, playing the pivotal role of an outsider (obviously a stand-in for the audience). His character's futile attempts to break into the "circle" and to bring about the well-beings of his friends suggest that it is often difficult to survive under the social order, let alone change it.
The Criterion DVD is an all-region two-disc set with a newly restored video transfer and plenty of rewarding extra material. This eagerly-awaited disc was originally to be released last Fall, when Criterion had already finished a video transfer that would have looked better than any existing copy of the film. But at the last minute, Criterion received word that an earlier-generation fine-grain master of the film had been located in France, and that additional improvement, though not dramatic, could be made to the picture quality. Being the perfectionist that it often is, Criterion decided to redo the video transfer based on the fine-grain master, thus delaying the DVD's release by several months. According to the New York Times article "Hunting 'The Rules of the Game'" on Jan-18-04, the redone transfer justified the additional time and cost by yielding more details in dark areas and richer shades of grey on the picture, resulting in a less harsh look and perhaps subliminally making the characters in the film seem more sympathetic.
The DVD's video quality is indeed the best I've ever seen. Its sharpness and clarity of details are a revelation to those who have seen, for instance, Criterion's laserdisc version years ago. A digital cleanup process has been used to eliminate much (but not all) of the dirt and blemishes. The original French audio track has also been improved, and it now sounds cleaner, with almost no hiss and pops, and more detailed. In a film that relies on its numerous visual and audio details to be effective, the technical improvements made for this DVD are absolutely worthwhile and welcomed.
Accompanying the film is a superb analytical audio commentary written by film historian and Renoir's friend Alexander Sesonske, and read fluidly by Peter Bogdanovich. Recorded in 1989 for the Criterion laserdisc, this commentary analyzes the intricate relationships of the characters, how their actions often counterpoint one another's, and what Renoir intends to accomplish with them. It points out that the story creates two groups of quintets, each comprising of a husband, wife, lover, mistress, and interceding friend, and that the actions in one group are often the opposites of the other. The commentary also mentions the political climate in which Renoir made the film, as well as the classical works (such as The Marriage of Figaro) that inspired Renoir.
A 30-minute excerpt of the 1967 TV documentary "Jean Renoir, le patron", originally included in the laserdisc version, is also included in this DVD. It is essentially an interview of Renoir, who talks about his shooting style, and the themes and characters of the film. There is also a rather poignant moment of Renoir reuniting with actor Marcel Dalio at the steps of the "La Colinière," where they reminisce about their experience.
The DVD includes a great one-hour documentary on Renoir and RULES OF THE GAME, made by BBC in 1993. It recalls Renoir's childhood, upbringing, how his love of the movies developed, and his film career up to and including RULES OF THE GAME. It shows fascinating clips of his early films such as LA FILLE DE L'EAU, CHARLESTON, NANA, LA CHIENNE, BONDU SAVED FROM DROWNING, and others. It also includes comments from his family members, friends, collaborators, and other filmmakers such as Bertrand Tavernier, Bernardo Bertolucci, and Peter Bogdanovich.
Perhaps the best supplement in the whole DVD set is a "Version Comparison" that provides side-by-side comparison of the final scenes in two versions of the film: the shorter 81-minute cut which Renoir reluctantly made in response to criticisms, and the longer 106-minute version that was reconstructed in 1959 (the version used for this DVD's presentation). Film historian Christopher Faulkner's commentary provides further elucidation on the differences between the two. Thus, we can plainly see for ourselves that the shorter version drastically eliminates many of the subtleties and alters the meaning of the film's final moments completely.
Also valuable is a 10-minute interview footage of the two people who reconstructed the 1959 version, Jean Gaborit and Jacques Durand. They recall their multi-year efforts in finding film elements from all over the world, and eventually discovering several minutes of footage that was not in Renoir's original version (one of such footage is the long conversation between Octave and André at the knoll in the countryside).
Other extras include an 8-minute "video essay" (a featurette) on the film's production history, 3 interview segments, and several written tributes by today's filmmakers, which include a few pretty thoughtful mini-essays on the film as well as succinct comments such as that from Robert Altman: "THE RULES OF THE GAME taught me the rules of the game."
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I watched this mov, knowing it was called a masterpiece, but guessing that it would be boring like all french films. How wrong I was! I actually liked the style, it almost looked like some american comedies from the 30's!
Well, the major importance of the mov is social critique and the behaviour in the best families of that time and Jean Renoir manages to it well. You see for instance the character of Marcel Dalio fighting with a guy then offering him a cigarette few moments later. Attention to the symbols of the hunt for the rabbits like it would be the party.
The mov simply doesn't hit me as some brit and american masterpieces. By the way, I found the actress who played Lisette very pretty too.
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Here it is, in all its Criterion Collection Glory: La Regle du Jou, considered by critics worldwide as one of the greatest movies ever! Don't hold your breath, but this film is probably one of the most overrated in the history of cinema (along with Sunrise, Metropolis, or anything by Ron Howard). I challenge you to read all the glowing five star reviews and tell me what exactly it is that people like about this movie. Glowing generalities are usually a sign of people who are just mouthing what they were told to think. At least Renoir's Grand Illusion was mildly entertaining, this film doesn't even have that going for it. The funniest thing here is in the special features when a pompous Renoir blabbers on endlessly about how important this film was... he reminded me of Nigel from Spinal Tap.
Regarding the Criterion DVD, its good to see they are finally lowering their prices a bit, although its still not enough to make up for all the bad energy from their past rate hijackings. And the Criterion tradition is maintained here of very poor subtitle options (English only), which limits my ability to experience this film with foreign friends... I mean, really, how much would they have to spend to add Spanish subtitles on these discs? Isn't that the least they could do at these prices?
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The benefits of regularly eating healthy fish keep piling up. It lowers blood pressure, cuts the risk of irregular heartbeats, and drops the risk of fatal heart disease by 36%.
It also seems to lower the risk of stroke and some cancers, improve your mood, and help with other conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis.
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Omega-3 fatty acids help our cells work. Because our bodies don't make enough of them, we have to get them in food. Fish that are high in omega-3 fatty acids include salmon, herring, mackerel, and sardines.
Oysters as an aphrodisiac? It turns out to be a legend, or at least researchers have never found a connection.In theory, people who have very low levels of certain nutrients, like selenium, could feel friskier after eating more oysters. But that condition is rare.
The American Heart Association recommends at least two servings of fish per week, especially fatty fish high in omega-3 fatty acids. What's a serving? About 3.5 ounces -- a little bigger than the palm of a woman's hand.
Bad news, sushi fans. No matter how good the restaurant, eating raw seafood poses a higher risk of food-borne illness than cooked seafood.
Although "sushi-grade" sounds good, it's a marketing term. It has no legal meaning. Fish for sushi is often flash frozen, which should kill parasites. But the only sure way to avoid parasites and bacteria is to cook your fish.
Shellfish -- like crab, lobster, shrimp, scallops, and clams -- is quite low in fat. Compared to beef and chicken, shellfish tends to have higher levels of healthy fats and lower levels of unhealthy fats. Shellfish is a great source of protein, too.So break out your lobster crackers and put on your bib. Just go easy on the drawn butter.
Fish really might be brain food. Studies have found that eating baked or broiled fish once a week -- over the long term -- seems to help people keep their short-term memory sharp.Eating fish also appears to lower your risk of Alzheimer's disease and mental decline.
It depends on the fish. Some fish, such as salmon, mackerel, herring, and trout, can be high in healthy omega-3s whether they're farmed or wild. But a lot of farmed fish, especially tilapia, are fed a corn-based diet. As a result, they tend to have much lower levels of omega-3s.
Fresh seafood should have a mild smell or none at all. If it smells sour or fishy, it's past its prime. If it stinks up your kitchen every time you open the refrigerator door, throw it out.Good fish should never be mushy either. It should be moist and springy when you touch it.
Stick with fish, not capsules. Most of the encouraging studies have looked at people eating fish, not taking a supplement. Extracted omega-3 fatty acids may not have the full benefits of what's naturally in fish.Some recent studies of people at higher risk of heart disease did not find that omega-3 supplements helped. People with heart disease should talk to their doctor to see if omega-3 supplements might be a good idea.
Fish can carry some nasty parasites. One of the most revolting is the tapeworm. It can live in the human gut for years, growing up to a couple of yards long, causing severe pain, weight loss, and anemia.
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Pregnant women shouldeat fish -- up to 12 ounces of seafood per week. Fish has nutrients that are important for a baby's brain development. Studies show that pregnant women who eat fish regularly have children that go on to score higher on intelligence tests.However, pregnant women should avoid fish high in mercury, like shark, swordfish, tilefish, and king mackerel. Instead, choose varieties that are lower in mercury, like shrimp, canned light tuna, salmon, and catfish. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding can eat white tuna (albacore), but only 6 ounces a week, because it's higher in mercury than light tuna.
Fish is in the top 8 most common food allergies. That includes shellfish and finned fish. Seafood allergies may develop suddenly in adulthood. Unfortunately, they don't tend to fade and can often be very serious. If you get a seafood allergy, you're probably stuck with it.
Fish is healthiest when it's baked or broiled. Unfortunately, fish's health benefits may disappear once it's deep fried. Eating a lot of fried foods -- especially when cooked in saturated or trans fats -- is closely linked to heart disease and stroke. In one study of older women, a single serving of fried fish a week was associated with a 48% higher risk of heart failure.
Skip the fried fish. Choose baked or broiled instead.
You know that eating fish is good for you, but what if you just hate it? Keep trying. Remember that seafood has all sorts of textures and flavors. Try a bland fish like tilapia or cod. Or try something with a firm, meaty texture, like swordfish or scallops.
In time, you're bound to find seafood you like -- and your health will be better for it.
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Like all big storms, the winds and waters of Hurricane Sandy swirled through the region with a unique mix of flooding, destruction and debris in its wake.
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If sand is believed to be contaminated, it would need to be tested before a determination can be made about whether it can be recycled or disposed at a permitted facility, Thompson said.
In Groton City, about 2 feet of sand blocked Beach Pond Road and plugged culverts in two nearby ponds, Groton City Mayor Marian Galbraith said. Tuesday night, city public works crews manned payloaders to begin clearing the road and moving the sand to Eastern Point Beach, which was badly scoured by the storm, she said. Crews also helped dig out at least one resident whose driveway was impassible because of sand, she said.
The task, Galbraith said, is somewhat like clearing roads after a big snowstorm - only sand doesn't melt, and it's heavier.
At the Old Lyme Shores neighborhood Wednesday afternoon, crews hired by the beach association had cleared the roads and were spreading mountains of the piled sand on the beach.
Tina DeLeo and her husband, Carl, cleaning up the flooding and damage to their two beach houses, said they felt weary to be faced with making repairs again just a year after the last big storm. Still, they were grateful that at least relatively quick progress had been made to clear the road, even if a pile of sand still covered part of their front lawn.
"This is nothing compared to yesterday," she said.
At the Crescent Beach neighborhood in East Lyme, town road crews had succeeded in clearing about 2 feet of sand from Atlantic Avenue, reopening the road to traffic Wednesday afternoon. Huge mounds of sand were piled in the parking lot at McCook Point Park next door to the neighborhood, apparently to be spread on the town beach.
About an hour after the road reopened, Randy Sturm was powerwashing his driveway, having just cleared away about an inch of sand that had covered it.
"This is getting to be a yearly thing," he said.
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>> stay with us for "good morning america." have a wonderful tuesday. making news in america this morning -- one year later. a look back at the destruction and recovery after superstorm sandy. bold and brazen. a little girl snatched from her bedroom in the early morning hours. how the victim's bravery likely saved her life. one man proves that lightning really can strike twice. >> i was on my knees. it hit me again. >> this morning, he's telling a remarkable survival story. and no fear. a man rides what could be the biggest wave ever surfed. good tuesday morning, everyone.
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we begin a full year of recovery after the storm. >> sandy slammed into the eastern seaboard one year ago today. affecting the lives of millions of people. >> take a look at these before and after pictures. this one shows a battered road in seaside heights, new jersey. a different scene a year ago. >> and this one, one of the more iconic images, a rollercoaster in the atlantic. that ride, now gone. >> the sand filled the streets of cape may, new jersey. you can see it nearly came to the top of that street sign. >> and damaged homes, including these at ortley beach. that's where abc's tahman bradley is live for us. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, diana. good morning, john. here at ortley beach, they're still rebuilding. this boardwalk here is new. and the sand behind me, brought in to protect buildings from rising water. all along the east coast, there's a lot of signs of progress. but a lot left to do. one year after sandy's fury, on
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the east coast, recovery. and the sea port is open for business, after the storm shut down 75% of the businesses. the storm shut down 85% of the businesses. on long beach, new york, there's a new 2.2-mile boardwalk, made of hardwood and concrete. it's supposed to survive the next storm. >> we made progress over the last year. but that means nothing if you're not one of the people back in their home. >> reporter: many are still rebuilding. still suffering. sandy caused $65 billion in property damage. new rules put in place after hurricane katrina to prevent waste and fraud have slowed the flow of funds. residents like patrick, say they're frustrated by paperwork and red tape. >> fill out paperwork. and submit this. submit that. and by the end, they just tell you, you don't qualify for whatever reason. >> reporter: the storm destroyed
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christine's new jersey home in beach haven west. she's building a new one. but the $140,000 insurance payout doesn't cover the cost of construction. she and her husband are making tough choices. >> we're using savings and retirement. >> reporter: today, through vigils and memorials, residents will remember the sandy victims. at least 181 people were killed in the u.s. pat lost her husband and daughter. >> small steps. we've gotten to this point so far. >> reporter: later this morning, new jersey governor chris christie will attend a statewide prayer service. and here along the jersey shore, people will shine flashlights. their message, light over the darkness sandy brought. john and diana? >> abc's tahman bradley live for us at the jersey shore in ortley beach. thank you. now, to new development in the nsa spy controversy. the head of the senate intelligence committee is calling for a top-to-bottom review of spy operations, following the bombshell revelation of the nsa spying on top world leaders.
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president obama is also speaking out about the controversy in an exclusive interview with abc news partner, fusion. >> how is it you didn't know about the cell phones being looked at or listened to? and why didn't you know? and who should have told you? >> jim, as i said, i'm not here to talk about classified information. what i am confirming is the fact that we're undergoing a complete review of how our intelligence operates outside of the country. >> there are reports this morning that the administration is ready to ban spying on all leaders of our allies. and spain is now the latest country to accuse the u.s. of monitoring its citizens. and the white house also is scrambling to smooth out the healthcare.gov website. in an interview with jim avila, the president admitted they didn't have the luxury of more testing time before launching the website on october 1st. people without insurance will now be granted an extension until march 31st to enroll because of those glitches. and new this morning,
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hackers have targeted the president's twitter and facebook groups. the hackers changed a link in his twitter account. but they did not gain access to that account. happening right now, police in aurora, colorado, are trying to track down a man who snatched a little girl out of her bedroom window. this happened sunday. the girl did not go quietly. she screamed for help. and she managed to get away from the kidnapper. >> she put up quite a fuss. calling for her father, struggling. and somehow, she managed to escape from the abductor. >> after hearing her screams, the girl's father ran outside to find a man running from the alley. he was said to be taking off in a silver bmw when the little girl ran back to the house. police are offering a $10,000 reward. two of the four oklahoma inmates who made a daring escape through a prison bathroom have been recaptured. the men were arrested at a convenient store yesterday, less than 20 miles from the jail. the search continues this
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morning for the two other fugitives. the inmates unscrewed a metal plate in the shower ceiling, hoisted themselves up a tiny crawl space. then, followed the jail's plumbing system to the ground floor. and out they were. a federal judge in texas has struck down a major part of the state's restrictive new abortion law that was to take effect today. the texas attorney general immediately followed an appeal. he expects this case to end up before the u.s. supreme court. former congressman jesse jackson jr. is spending his first night in prison, the start of a 2 1/2-year sentence. jackson reported to federal prison in butler, north carolina. the chicago-area democrat was convicted of spending $750,000 in campaign funds for his own personal use. according to a list from his lawyer, jackson is expecting many visitors, including louis farrakhan. penn state still faces six claims in connection with the jerry sandusky sexual abuse case. that's after the school announced settlements with 26 young men. they will be paid nearly $60 million.
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the former penn state assistant football coach pursuing appeals of the sex abuse convictions that have basically landed him in prison for life. of the six outstanding claims, penn state believes some don't have merit. and other may produce settlements, as well. across the pond, folks in northern europe are cleaning up after a monster storm. >> that storm named for st. jude, left a trail of devastation, from britain to germany, killing more than a dozen people and leaving hundreds of thousands in the dark. winds reached 120 miles per hour, uprooted hundreds of trees. and even closed germany's famed autobonn. here at home, clear and dry for much of the eastern u.s. there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms blanketing much of the nation's midsection with snow. that could accumulate across a broad section of the west. >> highs, today, in the northeast, only in the 40s and 50s. warming in the 80s for the deep south. it will be cold in the midwest. temperatures in the west will be 10 to 25 degrees below normal. a quick check on last
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night's world series game, now. boston and st. louis, were tied 1-1, last night when david ross hit a ground rule double to left. that scored the go-ahead run. >> sox tacked on another one. and that was enough. boston wins 3-1. they now lead the series 3-2. the full highlights coming up later. and get ready to pay 6 bucks for a gallon of milk. ahead, why washington is to blame. who said lightning never strikes twice? this morning, a man is talking about how it happened to him. when drop and give me 20 isn't enough. troops having a hard time passing the fat test. they're taking drastic measures to get by.
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especially if you plan to travel this thanksgiving. prices are still going up. it's not too late to find a bargain. they suggest comparing prices and looking at a variety of airlines. meantime, you're getting a lot less real estate for that more expensive plane ticket. as airlines are trying to squeeze more seats on each plane. airbus says airplane sheets should be no smaller than 18 inches, which is still 8 inches smaller than seats in movie theaters. when we come back, free again. troubled singer chris brown is out of jail. why he was able to walk after being accused of assault. hit the deck. a marlin turns the tables on a couple of fishermen. and it's all caught on camera. louis never smiles. why won't he smile? [ laughs ]
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high winds in parts of california, powerful enough to knock over several big rigs on interstate 580 in tracy. luckily, no one was reported hurt. but all of that wind kicked dust in the air. wind speeds as powerful as a category 1 hurricane. and checking out your morning road conditions elsewhere, showers and thunderstorms will create rain-slicked roads in much of the nation's midsection. and snow accumulation farther west could make roads treacherous in higher elevations. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in kansas city, dallas and minneapolis. and now to an amazing story. a man from texas has been given a second chance at life after being struck by lightning twice over the weekend. >> casey wagner was attending an offroading event when a storm rolled in. the first lightning strike came as he was standing under a tree, waiting for a friend.
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>> what i remember is, just a loud boom. it dropped me to my knees. when i was going to my knees, it hit me again. when i got hit, two, big old flashes and sparks went everywhere. >> wagner suffered minor injuries. he says he has tingling sensations throughout his entire body. his doctors are telling him those will go away in the next few days. >> wow. the defense has opened its case in the trial accused in the murder of former redskins player sean taylor. at the center of eric rivera's defense, is a videotaped confession he gave police after taylor was killed six years ago. rivera's attorneys say the confession was coerced by detectives. prosecutors claim he voluntarily agreed to questioning. rivera faces life in prison if he's convicted. chris brown has been freed from jail after charges against him were reduced to a misdemeanor. a d.c. judge ordered brown to see his probation officer within 48 hours and to stay away from the man who accused the singer of assault. brown must return to d.c. for a
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court hearing at the end of november. now, a consumer alert. expanding a recall of potato, tuna, pasta and egg salads, among others. the packaged salads could contain listeria and could cause illnesses. the products are sold under reser's and a variety of brand names. troops are turning to surgery to help them make the cut. soldiers and marines are getting liposuction just to pass the pentagon's body fat test. those who fail must undergo an intense exercise and nutrition program or they may be kicked out of the military altogether. the tape test involves measuring the waist and neck. but some fitness experts say it's not accurate. >> despite taking someone's measurement doesn't account for body fat. it doesn't account for somebody's fitness level. >> the defense department says most people who fail the tape test do not perform well on physical fitness tests. even though the military doesn't condone liposuction, the
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procedure is not banned. meantime, lean and mean. the newest edition of the navy, easing out of dry dock yesterday without fanfare. the "zumwalt" will require half of the usual crew of sailors. let's do some sports. the nba season officially opening tonight. and in baseball, it is now a must-win for the cardinals when they head to boston in game six of the world series. >> here's neil and stan with all of the highlights of last night's game. >> good morning, america. stan verrett. neil everett. we're at the "sportscenter" desk of the espn studios. right here, right now. >> here in los angeles. most of the action was in st. louis on monday night. david ross. that's going to be trouble if it stays fair. it does. into the stands for a ground rule double. a run scores. sox go up 2-1. koji uehara pitching now. holliday will line out. sox win it 3-1.
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uehara gets the four-out save. lester's second win of the series. game six, wednesday from boston. michael wacha and john lackey. stan got tickets to the cardinals. i got tickets to the rams. here's how the rams almost did it here. this is the final play of the game. a touchdown wins it. kellen clemens. seattle, holds on. wins it. 14-9. >> listen, i'm not vince lombardi. but i was begging for a bootleg there. i think he walks in on a bootleg. then again, i'm sitting here at the desk, with a tie on. >> and a lot of makeup. >> had to point that out. >> oh, yeah. something of a reversal of rules in this next story. that's why it's our "play of the day." this happened on a deep sea fishing trip. >> the guy in the seat has a big marlin on the line. as it's jumping out of the water, you can tell, it's in no mood to be caught. >> the marlin jumps into the boat. that crew member, trying to get away. forced to jump in the water. one more time. whoa.
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american surfer set the big wave record on that same spot. 70 feet. yesterday's wave may have been bigger. significantly bigger. >> crazy. staying across the pond for this one. britain has crowned its youngest ever beauty queen. >> how young? she's barely eating solid food. 9-month-old ella oliver, entered into the miss sparkle u.k. pageant by her mother before she was born. >> she is following in the footsteps of her sister, jess, who takes the stage with full makeup, fake tan, press-on nails, the works. but their mom has drawn the line for little ella. saying, she's too young for that. a little treat for die-hard "star wars" fans. a blooper reel that's tucked away for more than 30 years. >> it shows princess leia and luke skywalker and company flubbing their lines. >> no. we have no weapons. >> you prefer another target, a military target, then name the -- name it, now.
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NEW YORK -- Library workers announced yesterday the launch of a new campaign to secure regular funding for the city's world-class libraries. Caught up in the cycle of constant budget cuts, the New York Public Library system faces the challenge of meeting an increase in the demand for services with less funding. The public workers' union proposes that the city allocate 2.5 percent of an existing citywide property tax to go to library funding.
"Having a permanent funding stream would free the library systems, staff and patrons from the annual round of budget cuts and restorations that now take place and provide more stable delivery of services to communities citywide, which are using public libraries at an ever increasing rate," said District Council 37 Executive Director Lillian Roberts at the March13 press conference and rally at City Hall.
Presidents of union locals representing librarians, maintenance, administrative and other staff at New York's 206 public library branches and city council representatives joined Roberts in the call for a permanent baseline funding plan. The union points out that public libraries "add value to a neighborhood, with property values going up when a library is located nearby."
In a statement, DC 37 said, "Returning some of this value to maintaining public libraries would provide a consistent funding source and conserve the resources that libraries, staff and patrons must now expend each year to fight for restoration of proposed budget cuts."
More than 40.5 million visitors utilized the New York library system last year.
"At Brooklyn Public Library, circulation has increased 77 percent and program attendance is up 41 percent, but despite this strong community demand for library services we have to campaign year after year for adequate funding," said Brooklyn Library Guild Local 1482 President Eileen Muller. "Dedicating 2.5 percent of existing property tax levies to funding public libraries would offer a way out of this bad situation and set up public libraries with stable budgets for the future."
Public libraries have long been a way to provide educational and cultural "hope and opportunity for millions of New Yorkers," said Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, chair of the New York City Council's Cultural Affairs and Libraries Committee.
Van Bramer assailed the $106 million budget cut to libraries as "irresponsible" and, in enacted, "devastating."
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Leaders Step Up Pressure on China
U.S. leaders took swipes at China on Thursday, as the Senate voted to advance a bill to penalize countries said to be manipulating their currencies and President Barack Obama accused the country of manipulating the yuan.
U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk separately demanded that China disclose details to the World Trade Organization on a large number of government subsidies to ensure it is complying with global trade rules. The U.S. notified the WTO of almost 200 subsidy programs China has failed to disclose, as well as 50 India measures.
The Senate's currency bill would compel the Obama administration to levy tariffs and other penalties against China and other countries for having "misaligned" currencies. The measure reflects lawmakers' concerns that China holds down the value of its currency, the yuan, in an effort to boost the country's exports.
The Senate was expected to vote to pass the currency measure Thursday night, but Democrats and Republicans got into a scuffle over how to wind down debate on the bill and finish voting on amendments to the measure. The breakdown occurred after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) attempted to limit the ability of Republicans to bring up politically sensitive amendments, prompting objections from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.). The vote is now scheduled for Tuesday at the earliest.
Mr. Obama's rare public criticism of China came at a White House news conference earlier in the day where he accused China of manipulating the yuan and taking other actions to bolster its growth at the expense of the rest of the world.
"China has been very aggressive in gaming the trading system to its advantage and to the disadvantage of other countries, particularly the United States," Mr. Obama said. But the president also expressed reservations about the Senate's bill, suggesting it could violate America's international treaty obligations on trade. He also acknowledged China has allowed some appreciation in the yuan but said "it's not enough."
The growing focus on China comes as lawmakers worry about the faltering U.S. economy and its role in the elections, a scant 13 months away. China's management of the yuan has long bothered policy makers, particularly those from manufacturing states, who insist that Beijing holds down the value of its currency to benefit Chinese exports to the detriment of U.S. companies.
In the Senate, 62 lawmakers, including a dozen Republicans who broke with their leadership, voted to end debate and move to the final stages of debate on the China bill. "We are in a trade war. We have our clocks cleaned every day and lose jobs every day because of unfair Chinese practices," Sen. Charles Schumer (D., N.Y.) said on the Senate floor.
Thursday's vote was much closer than a similar tally taken Monday, when 79 senators voted to move ahead with the legislation. The bill lost significant Republican support because of GOP anger at being unable to offer amendments to the bill. Led by Mr. McConnell, 19 of the 31 Republican lawmakers that had voted in favor of the measure on Monday switched to vote against it. But Mr. McConnell was unable to sway enough Republicans to defeat the measure.
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R., Ala.), a supporter of the legislation, said it was one of the first times he had split with his leadership to vote with Democrats. He said he expected more Republicans to vote for the bill when it comes to a final vote.
In the House, the China issue is resonating with both Republicans and Democrats; a total of 226 lawmakers, which would be enough to pass the bill, have signed on to a House version of the currency bill. They include 61 Republicans who have bucked warnings from House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) that the legislation is "dangerous."
Mr. Boehner and Republican leaders are trying to tamp down an effort to bring the bill to the floor via a so-called discharge petition, which allows a majority of rank-and-file lawmakers to override leadership and bring legislation up for a floor vote.
A number of influential business groups, ranging from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to the Business Roundtable, have warned taking action against China could result in retaliation, undermining any potential gains to the U.S. economy.
"I don't think now is the right time to embrace a trade war," said Sen. Claire McCaskill (D., Mo.), who opposes the currency bill.
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Topping steamed broccoli with a good-for-you cheese sauce is an easy way to entice picky eaters to eat their veggies.
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I have to admit I modified this using 1/4 cup milk and 3/4 cup heavy cream rather than the nonfat milk. Also added a dash of sherry. Even though this was perhaps not as healthy as the original we just lightly drizzled the sauce on the crisp steamed broccoli for a beautiful presentation rather than drenching it in the sauce so less sauce was necessary.
This took just a few minutes to make and it was good, but not anything I see myself craving again in the near future. This is also wasn't satisfying as a stand alone meal. I think it would be better as a side, with maybe fish or baked chicken.
I loved this recipe, I never really had broccoli before other than in salad. Healthy, delicious and filling, I had it as a stand alone dish for dinner, yumm.
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"Of course it's all very sad...and everyone loves to wring their hands together and say how very sad it is, because indeed everyone's always wringing their hands together and saying how very sad it is, since it's always sad when families break up, and we all like to think of ourselves as a big family; but in my view the intelligent, responsible thing to do after drying our eyes is sit up smartly and ask the hard question: how and why did it happen that the universally acknowledged scientific leaders of our movement -- who've attacked the 'HIV' theory of AIDS from the beginning, before anyone else, most radically, most comprehensively and, as the Parenzee case revealed, unanswerably -- dissociated themselves from (Rethinking AIDS), whose original incarnation in 1991 their principal scientist Eleni Papadopulos-Eleopulos co-founded and even lent its name: 'The Group for the Scientific Reappraisal of the HIV-AIDS Hypothesis'?
The enquiry into our enormous problems and their causes may excavate some unpleasant discoveries, but ours is not a suburban book club gathering where smiling all the time keeps it working, it's a struggle to advance in the most effective manner possible the truth we've discovered about an enormous medical mistake and rotten political construct causing tremendous harm.
The process will necessarily entail the graceful retirement of those who come off bested in the debates.
It goes without saying that anyone who is shown to have acted in a dishonest, grossly inept and harmful manner will be among the first to leave the field. Since obviously we can't have anyone dishonest, grossly inept and harmful to our work anywhere near the public face of our movement...."
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