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...intrinsic part of the story butBeloved is not the grand saga ofreconstruction that many people may be expecting.It's about reconstruction on the personallevel--learning to trust and to love again andopening your heart to others. Fundamentally, it isa story about the relationship between mother anddaughter. And I believe Denver is the lifeforce ofthe film. She is the future, where-as Beloved isthe past...
Jacksonville, Denver and Minnesota are the only undefeated teams in the NFL. The Jaguars (5-0), who have won four games by a total of 18 points, took a two-game lead over second-place Pittsburgh in the AFC Central...
...service fields the improvements are sometimes measurable, sometimes not--often both. Doug Kinzley, vice chairman of MGA Communications of Denver, figures that his advertising, public relations and marketing firm can put together a business proposal for a client in "maybe half the time it used to take" before the firm brought in a staff computer expert and installed individual computers for its 28 employees. That, he says, "gives us more thinking time. Our time is better spent on the actual work." The time saved is measurable, the benefits of proposing better-conceived ad campaigns to clients less...
...with large business computers, where upgrades are handled by professional managers. But changing systems can be a serious problem for medium-size businesses too. Insurance Management Associates, a commercial insurance brokerage firm, has just laid out more than $1 million to install a new computer operating system. In the Denver office alone, says president Robert Cohen, "we had 2,500 hours of training for 70 employees and kept the business running while handling the usual glitches and two-hour breakdowns, as well as the three days the system was down entirely while it was being installed." Cohen nonetheless expects...
...performances. Danny Glover, who is pretty much only seen in the increasingly silly Lethal Weapon movies these days, delivers an ardent reminder of what a fine actor he really is. His portrayal of Paul D is vivacious, endearing and painfully vulnerable. Kimberly Elise gives a burning, multifaceted performance as Denver. She conveys so much with one facial expression that she is able to counter with relative ease Thandie Newton's grating-at-best turn as Beloved. Oprah Winfrey, who snatched up the rights to Morrison's book in 1988 and coddled them for nearly a decade, delivers an impassioned performance...