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...good and bad can be and look at how suddenly someone - anyone - can trip over it. His two latest plays, Some Girl(s) and This Is How It Goes, both about the lies men and women tell each other and both running in London, come with his signature caveats: trust no one, and there are no happy endings. "A good relationship equals a sh__ty story," LaBute says. "Drama's fundamental building block is conflict. You have to pitch people at one another. So my job is to look for ways to ruin a perfectly good day for people." This...
...same page: as a wiki Web page, the document automatically reflects all changes by team members. Socialtext CEO Ross Mayfield claims that accelerates project cycles 25%. "A lot of people are afraid because they have to give up control over information," he says. "But in the end, wikis foster trust...
Legislation that expands the right to use firearms is a growing threat to our domestic safety. Cottle describes the Florida law as allowing a person under attack to "meet force with force, including deadly force." This law sends the message that Americans can't trust one another and that it's every man for himself in this country. We already have enough anxiety from the growing threat of terrorism. Having to worry about unfriendly neighbors who own guns is the last thing Americans need...
...Bank--backed pipeline running from Chad's oil fields through Cameroon to the Atlantic. Extensive environmental-impact assessments were carried out before the work got the green light, and oil companies like ExxonMobil have provided compensation and health care to local people whose lives and livelihoods were disrupted. A trust fund designed to give all Chadians--not just a well-connected élite--a share of the profits is another improvement, even though green groups such as Friends of the Earth say the project hurts the environment and exacerbates social problems and human-rights abuses...
...monitoring of sensitive projects, NGOs fear, the Equator Principles will become meaningless. "What good is a series of principles like this if you can't verify that they are being applied on a project-by-project basis?" asks Oil Change's Kretzmann. "Equator banks are saying to people, 'Trust us,' but they are not allowing any independent verification. That's a problem...