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Capitalism's beneficiaries must compete in reworked market
Eliot L. Spitzer is a former governor of New York. He was state attorney general from 1999-2006. This is excerpted from The Washington Post.President-elect Barack Obama will soon face the extraordinary task of saving capitalism from its own excesses, much as Franklin D. Roosevelt had to do 76 years ago. The new president's team must get to the root causes of the mistakes that have brought...Tags: Henry Paulson, National Government, New York, Litigation and Regulation, Insurance
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Theater Review: 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang' takes adults along for the ride
Special CorrespondentThe stagecraft that makes the roadster fly in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is pretty close to magical even if you have a good idea of how they do it. But it's not special effects that make this musical bank and loop through the Broward Center. It's the...Tags: Marc Kudisch, Fort Lauderdale, Music Theater, Fiction, Theater
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'City of Ember'
rafer.guzman@newsday.comTo call the sci-fi kids' film " City of Ember" a parable of energy independence might be pushing things, but it certainly abounds in symbols and allegories. It's set in a futuristic but delightfully rattletrap underground metropolis - part Fritz Lang,...Tags: Bill Murray, Martin Landau, Movies, City of Ember (movie), Tim Robbins
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The contortionist's guide to building a birdhouse
Cirque-Works' acrobatic extravaganza doesn't dazzle the eyes and surprise the senses just for show. There is a function to the performers' contortionist forms. Using artists Diego Rivera and Rube Goldberg for aesthetic inspiration, this show melds the...Tags: Diego Rivera
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Letters to the editor
Fixing the state's government Re "Prop. 11 foes waging Orwellian campaign," Column, Oct. 9 George Skelton suggests that the only intellectually honest reason to vote against Proposition 11 is if one wants the Democrats to "totally control the...Tags: Corporate Crime, Jeff Harris, Democracy, Ethics, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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'Frontline' Mines New Tidbits In Candidates' Bios
With cable news going 24/7 on election coverage, it would seem that biographies of the two presidential candidates have long since been told and retold.
But the 27th season premiere of " Frontline" (CPTV, Tuesday, 9 p.m.) digs a big deeper to uncover...Tags: Hempstead (Nassau, New York), Dennis Hopper, CBS Corp., Crash (tv program), Crossroads
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Michel Gondry's 'Be Kind Rewind' spools out on DVD
Special to The TimesIT'S A pity that Michel Gondry's “Be Kind Rewind,” a movie rife with DIY optimism and analog nostalgia, arrives this week on DVD and not, as befits its premise, good old-fashioned VHS. Gondry has a reputation for technical wizardry -- he is...Tags: Music, Mos Def, Jack Black, LEGO Group, Michel Gondry
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Bad vending machine karma
Dining@LargeI admit it. I have bad vending machine karma. I know, I know. Your restaurant critic shouldn't be eating out of a vending machine. But a few weeks ago I tried to get some pretzels from our snack machine and......Tags: Burger King
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Easily catching the joy of 'Horton'
Sun Movie Critic(A-) With Horton Hears a Who!, the inventive gang at Blue Sky Studios have concocted an ebullient full-length feature from Dr. Seuss' slender comic verse narrative about an elephant whose big ears detect a whole world on a dust-speck. Unlike live-...Tags: Regional Authority, Clubs and Associations, Chuck Jones, John F. Kennedy, Society
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Our healthcare plan will work
Even though the healthcare reform bill passed by the Assembly was negotiated with a Republican governor, ABX1-1 is very much a Democratic proposal at heart— witness its significant expansion to cover 3.6 million uninsured Californians, including 800,000...Tags: Sheila Kuehl, Don Perata, Personal Income, Private Health Care, Executive Branch
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Movie Review: 'Untraceable'
A competent but unremarkable crime thriller, "Untraceable" does introduce one fascinating, troubling notion - that Americans are so addicted to their media that they would happily become accessories to murder in order to get their daily fix of...Tags: Gregory Hoblit, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Crimes, Movies, Murder
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Health care in critical condition
Sen. Sheila Kuehl (D-Santa Monica) stopped by the Los Angeles Times this week to discuss health care reform. Kuehl will hold a hearing today on the Nunez-Perata health care bill, which is supported by Gov. Schwarzenegger. The Assembly has already passed...Tags: Sheila Kuehl, Medical Staff, Executive Branch, Referenda, Citizens Initiative and Recall
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