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...character. "Like a medical doctor, I need to know the nature of an institution so I can make a proper diagnosis," he says. Taniguchi then crafted a proposal that offered both an expansion and a continuation of the museum's identity: the fundamentally conservative worldwide arbiter of serious, modern fine arts. In doing so, he created a radically understated counterpoint to the increasingly hyperbolic, maximalist trends in museum architecture?a movement exemplified by Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Bilbao?where a stunning building grabs at least as much attention as the art it houses...
...courts, has been that the software has “substantial non-infringing uses,” and wirehog.com proudly proclaims that you can use the software to “share pictures and other media with friends.” Pictures, presuming you took them yourself, are probably fine. “Other media” are what is likely to get you into trouble: it is almost certainly copyright infringement to use Wirehog to make reproductions of copyrighted works—which, so far as I can tell from a cursory scan of the files my friends have...
...doing is wrong. Do we think we can get away with it? Apparently so, though you may yet prove us wrong. But so long as we have people aggressively fighting this question from both sides, I think in the long run we’ll be just fine...
...camera seems to leap off the roof, plunging headlong toward the street below. But there's no bungee jump in Butler's singing - as the camera dives, his voice musters nothing more than a gentle swoop. Despite Butler's muted performance, Schumacher's kinetic camera work and some fine supporting turns could help make the film a minor Christmas hit. But Schumacher must have been banking on his unknowns to deliver revelatory, headline-making performances, just as Colin Farrell did in Phone Booth. Alas, they don't, and without big names or great word-of-mouth, this movie musical could...
...found him to be demanding, impetuous and thoroughly charming, with a child's enthusiasm and an immigrant's fractured English. "His sentences were a riot of hangers and danglers," she notes. She soon found herself wrestling not with Russian prose but with Tiger's, and that suited her fine. A soon-to-be-divorced mother of three small children, she needed the money, and Tiger didn't mind her working at home, 700 km from London. The relationship began to fray only after he started asking for sex. Not the real kind - their relationship remained entirely professional - but the fictional...