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...work harder and longer for no additional pay. But what would employees get without extra money? Food at the supermarket? Gas at the pumps? Part of their mortgage? When corporations are in trouble, top management should be held responsible, including highly paid executives. A salary cut would surely not hurt them. It is true that Europeans have the benefit of a social-welfare system, and it is abused by some lazy people. But for generations, workers have been fighting for better lives. We want fathers and mothers to be home at night to have a meal with the family...
...casting The Rock, Dwayne Johnson, as the morally suspect Sarge, the movie ruins any personal involvement in the action. It takes the focus away from the inherent fear in the environment; this man is clearly not going to get hurt...
...intended you to see it.” Matt Cowal of Landmark Theatres, which operates the Kendall Square Cinema, was quick to remark that attendance is down this year at all theatres, and that this larger cultural shift in film habits may be at least partly responsible for the hurt felt by the Brattle. The influx of convenient home video services like Netflix—which make varied film libraries all the more readily available and put the choice more firmly in the hands of the customer—provide yet another opponent to the success of small venues like...
...Order,” especially when paired with George Dzundza back in season 1 (a must have DVD, by the way). He reprises his role as Det. Mike Logan in this series, and the presence of the still-beautiful Sciorra (Detective Carolyn Barek) shouldn’t hurt. But it just feels like there’s something missing with this pairing—gone are those witty scene-ending quips from Noth’s days on the flagship series, and the chemistry between the two needs work—not that Erbe and D’Onofrio have...
...troops returning from the war zone this year said they have thought of harming themselves or felt they would be better off dead (250 said they had such thoughts "a lot"). About 20,000 suffer from nightmares and other flashbacks. More than 3,700 said they feared they might hurt or "lose control" with another person. Another disturbing finding: Troops serving in Iraq are more than twice as likely to see their comrades-or civilians-killed or wounded than they are to see enemy dead or injured. And the trend is getting worse: Soldiers reported feeling more fear this year...