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...Gilmore clarifies, films survive several rounds of screenings before reaching his office. Dressed in a cream v-neck sweater, black turtleneck, and jeans, he looks every bit the rugged Westerner one might expect to head a film festival snuggled in Park City, Utah (population...
Cruise around eBay, and you may decide that auctions are too troublesome. If you gotta have that Balenciaga sweater, nothing beats the Buy It Now feature; simply meet the seller's price, and it's yours. Without that feature, in fact, eBay would make a lot less money. Fixed-price transactions accounted for about $14.6 billion in merchandise volume last year, a third of the total. So let's say you came up with that Buy It Now idea and filed for a patent. And let's say a jury concluded that eBay willfully infringed on your patent and owes...
...mean “my underwear is your underwear.” Think back to your own roommate habits. Is there any way that you set the precedent by not asking to borrow things? In other words, is she just following your lead because you once borrowed her favorite sweater without permission? You and your roommate need to set some clear, mutually agreed upon ground rules for borrowing each other’s property. For instance, explain that you will ask to borrow her stuff from now on, too, so as to not put her on the defensive...
...world of spin culture in the cigarette industry. Reitman doesn’t seem fazed at all by the acclaim and attention his film—which opens in Boston on March 24—garnered at the Sundance Film Festival and the Toronto Film Festival. In a sweater, loose jeans, and worn tennis shoes, his unpretentiously blunt words complement his laid-back personality. Reitman, having written countless overlooked screenplays, was almost ready to settle into a career of directing commercials and short films—until he had a breakthrough with the screenplay for “Thank...
...ingot in her breast to burn cool and collected," the other unfocused and resentful, whose "jaw aches from wanting." The closing lyrics are as close as Case gets to explaining the fierce tension one woman feels for the other. ("Two girls walk down the same street/ One left a sweater sitting on the train and the other lost three fingers at the cannery.") Case's stories, however, are first and foremost about sentiments and characters, not the concrete events that shaped them...