Fifty percent of Americans in this new ABC News/Washington Post poll approve of Obama's job performance, the most since spring. Fifty percent say he deserves re-election, better than Bill Clinton at the start of his re-election year and as good as George W. Bush a month before he won a christian louboutin second term. And Obama now leads Romney among registered voters by a slight 51-45 percent, the first time either has cracked 50 percent in a series of matchups since spring.
Two chief factors are at play. One is the economy's gradual but unmistakable improvement, marked by the newly reported January unemployment rate of 8.3 percent, the lowest since a month after Obama took office. The president's approval rating on handling the economy, while just 44 percent, is its best in 13 months.
The other: questions focused on Romney's wealth, his low tax burden and, relatedly, his ability to connect with average Americans. Notably, 52 percent in this poll, produced for ABC by Langer Research Associates, say the more they hear about Romney the less they like him - double the number who like him more.
Based on his roughly 14 percent tax rate on 2010 income of about $22 million, the public by a broad 66-30 percent says Romney is not paying his fair share of taxes; even nearly half of Republicans say so, as do half of very conservative Americans. The public by 53-36 percent, a 17-point margin, thinks Obama better understands the economic problems people are having. Obama leads Romney by 55-37 percent in trust to better protect the interests of the middle class, and remarkably, by 10 points, 52-42 percent, in trust to handle taxes.
While the situation may be unusual given Romney's particular wealth- and tax-related vulnerabilities, competitiveness on taxes can be a telling indicator. Mike Dukakis, Al Gore and John Kerry trailed on taxes in 1988, 2000 and 2004, and lost. Clinton and Obama led on taxes in 1992 and 2008, and won. (The record's not perfect; Clinton trailed on taxes in 1996, and won anyway.)
SCRIPT - Each election follows its own script, and there's time aplenty for 2012's to play out. Romney may be in a weakened position given the internecine GOP primaries, Obama in a better one given improved economic data and his well-received State of the Union address. Among Americans who've heard or read about his address, 57 percent approve. Far fewer, 36 percent, approve of what they've been hearing from the Republican candidates overall.
But it's true too that Romney's fortune - if elected he'd be one of the wealthiest presidents in history - is a delicate issue given the public's long-running economic discontent. Sixty-eight percent think the tax code favors the wealthy in this country; 56 percent feel that way strongly. Seventy-two percent favor raising taxes on millionaires; 59 percent say so strongly. Both include majorities of Republicans.
Life, though, is hardly more comfortable for Romney's top opponent, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. He trails Obama by 54-43 percent among registered voters. And while Obama's majority support against Romney is new, the president has held a majority against Gingrich in four out of five ABC/Post matchups since spring.
Moreover, while Americans by 52-24 percent like Romney less, rather than more, as they learn more about him, they say the same about Gingrich even more broadly, by 60-19 percent.
GOP RACE - In the GOP contest, among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents, Romney leads Gingrich by a substantial margin, 39-23 percent, with 16 percent for Rick Santorum and 15 percent for Ron Paul. (It's very similar when winnowed to registered voters, 38-24-18-14 percent.)
Despite his loss to Gingrich in South Carolina, 71 percent of leaned Republicans expect Romney to win the nomination, essentially the same as in mid-January, a week before that primary. And drop-outs may not make a difference: Those who don't support either Romney or Gingrich now divide about evenly between them as their second choice, 41 percent to 37 percent.
Romney, though, is not without challenges in his own party's nominating process. Electability remains his standard; 56 percent of leaned Republicans pick him over his competitors as best able to defeat Obama in November. (Gingrich has improved by 12 points on this score, but only to 22 percent.) On others, though, Romney's numbers are far softer:
Gingrich leads by a dozen points among leaned Republicans as having the best experience for the job, moving ahead of Romney on this quality after essentially an even split last month.
All four GOP candidates run about evenly on who better "understands the problems of people like you" - Romney 23 percent, Gingrich and Santorum 21 percent apiece, Paul 18. That makes empathy a relative weakness for Romney within the GOP tent, as well as beyond it.
Romney also only runs about evenly with one or more of his competitors on three other qualities - best representing core Republican values, standing up for his beliefs and honesty and trustworthiness. The Christian Louboutin Sandals latter, though, is especially weak for Gingrich; a mere 7 percent rate him as the most honest and trustworthy candidate, last on the list by a wide margin.
One other quality again works for Romney: Forty-three percent say he has the best personality and temperament for the job. That dives to 19 percent for Gingrich, with Santorum and Paul close by.
Ratings on issues tell a similar tale. Romney leads his competitors in trust to handle the economy, 14 points ahead of Gingrich. But they're much closer on both social issues and the deficit, with 7-point improvements for Gingrich on both.
Romney's support for the nomination is its best to date among "somewhat" conservatives, 43 percent, and mainline Republicans (as opposed to Republican-leaning independents), 41 percent. He remains much weaker among very conservatives and strong supporters of the Tea Party movement, with 25 percent support in both groups.
RELIGION - Romney, a Mormon, generally has struggled to win support from evangelical Protestants in the primaries (though he did better in Saturday's caucuses in Nevada), a result again marked in this survey: He leads Gingrich among non-evangelical white Protestants by 51-24 percent, yet among their evangelical counterparts Gingrich has 30 percent support, Romney and Santorum 27 percent each. It should be noted, though, that in a general-election matchup white evangelicals do side with Romney over Obama, 66-27 percent - and that's as good as Gingrich does against Obama in this group, 64-30 percent.
In another question, 38 percent of Americans say it's important to them that a candidate for president shares their religious beliefs; 62 percent say not. Uniquely among evangelical white Protestants - just fewer than two in 10 Americans overall - this flips: Sixty-eight percent in this group call it important to have a candidate who shares their religious beliefs, 32 percent not.
In the primary that helps Gingrich; in the general election, though, it helps Romney vs. Obama, but only among those who say shared religious beliefs matter "a great deal." Romney leads Obama in this group by 55-36 percent. Among all other Americans, though, Obama leads by a similar margin, 56-40 percent.
One further result finds that more people call Romney's religion a major reason to oppose him, 17 percent, than a major reason to support him, 4 percent - a net negative by 13 points, stretching to 22 points among evangelical white Protestants (25 percent negative, 3 percent positive). However, 77 percent of Americans overall, and 71 percent of white evangelicals, say it's not a major factor one way or the other.
POSITIVES and NEGATIVES - Romney's business experience overall is a substantial net positive for him; 48 percent call it a major reason to support him, vs. just 12 percent who call it a major reason to oppose him. Digging deeper, though, there are compunctions: The public divides evenly, 43-44 percent, on whether Romney's wealth is a positive (an achievement of the American dream) or a negative (a result of advantages others don't have).
There's a big income gap on this question. Among people with household incomes less than $100,000 a year, just 38 percent see Romney's success as an achievement of the American dream. Among those with higher incomes, this soars to 65 percent.
There's a division, as well, on his work buying and restructuring companies: Thirty-six percent think Romney cut more jobs than he created; 32 percent, created more than cut. The high number of undecideds makes this issue open ground for Romney and his opponents to contest.
For Gingrich, his work as speaker in the early 1990s is seen more as a major reason to oppose than to support him, 33 percent vs. 21 percent. Far more damaging are views of his work since leaving office as a consultant for companies with an interest in federal policy making: this is seen as a major reason to oppose rather than support him by 44-12 percent, net negative by 32 points.
Then there's Obama. His handling of the economy is a net negative, but by less than might be expected: Forty-seven percent call this a major reason to oppose him, 39 percent to support him, negative by 8 points. By contrast, his handling of the threat of terrorism is a broad net positive, by a 36-point margin.
OBAMA and ROMNEY/ ISSUES - There are continued challenges for Obama. A negative turn for the economy (watch gasoline prices) could be very damaging. His approval rating on creating jobs is flat this month at 44 percent. Just 38 percent approve of his handling of the deficit, while 58 percent disapprove, a serious weakness unless he can make the case that it was deficit spending that turned the economy. And fewer than half, 47 percent, approve of his handling of taxes, even if he's leading Romney on the issue.
On the key issues, handling the economy overall and creating jobs, Romney and Obama are running about evenly - 48-45 percent and 47-45 percent, respectively; and on the deficit Romney opens a 10-point lead, 51-41 percent.
But Obama has other strengths, beyond trust on the middle class and his advantage on taxes. Challenged for lack of foreign policy and military knowledge in 2008, both are strong for him now: He leads Romney by 56-37 percent in trust to handle international affairs and by a similar 56-36 percent in trust to handle terrorism, two points he's likely to stress in the campaign ahead.
Obama faces a record partisan gap: Eighty-five percent of Democrats approve of his job performance while just 9 percent of Republicans agree. Among independents - key swing voters in presidential elections - 47 percent approve while 50 percent disapprove, underscoring Obama's work ahead.
More than anything, the 2012 campaign remains about the economy and its impact on public perceptions. A vast 89 percent continue to rate the economy negatively; however, the number who give it the worst rating, "poor," has declined to 42 percent, from 50 percent in July. It matters: Among registered voters who say the economy's merely not so good, Obama leads Romney by 62-35 percent. Among those who say it's poor, Romney leads, 65-29.
Largely based on these levels of economic discontent, 75 percent describe themselves as dissatisfied or even angry with the way the federal government is working - broad continued rejection of the status quo, albeit down slightly from a record 80 percent in July and November alike. That can put incumbents at serious risk.
Indeed, on a basic measure of Christian Louboutin Vicky Botta 120mm Boots Grey anti-incumbency, 53 percent of Americans say they're inclined to look for someone new to support for Congress, rather than vote to re-elect their representative. While a majority, that's down sharply from a record 69 percent in August - a result that buys some breathing room for incumbents generally, and for Obama in particular.
2012年2月5日星期日
The report is the latest to examine whether Mars hosted life in the past
The research team, which spent three years analyzing Martian soil collected during the 2008 NASA Phoenix mission to the northern arctic region of the red planet, challenges assumptions that Mars may have had a warmer and wetter period in its earlier history more than three billion years ago.
“We found that even though there is an christian louboutin abundance of ice, Mars has been experiencing a super-drought that may well have lasted hundreds of millions of years,” said Dr. Tom Pike, the lead author on the study. “We think the Mars we know today contrasts sharply with its earlier history, which had warmer and wetter periods and which may have been more suited to life.”
The report is the latest to examine whether Mars hosted life in the past. In August of 2012, data from NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander suggested liquid water has interacted with the Martian surface throughout the planet’s history and into modern times. The research also provides new evidence that volcanic activity has persisted on the Red Planet into geologically recent times, several million years ago.
Measurements gathered by the space probe suggested that liquid water primarily existed at temperatures near freezing and that hydrothermal systems similar to Yellowstone’s hot springs have been rare throughout the planet’s past. Measurements concerning carbon dioxide showed Mars is a much more active planet than previously thought. The results imply Mars has replenished its atmospheric carbon dioxide relatively recently, and the carbon dioxide has reacted with liquid water present on the surface.
Earlier this year, NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity discovered “bright veins of a mineral,” likely gypsum, dropped by water. The discovery is considered the first bit of evidence suggesting water had flowed across the planet.
The report comes as NASA and the European Space Agency are embarking on a mission to analyze soil samples on the Red Planet.
The mission to Mars will take over eight months, NASA officials say. The rover is expected to arrive on the planet on August 6, 2012. The rover is reportedly nearly seven foot tall and is twice as big as previous Mars’ rovers. Officials say the rover weighs over a ton, and it is expected to carry more than ten times the amount of scientific equipment sent with the Spirit and Opportunity rovers launched in 2004.
On Friday, the two new movies crushed their pre-release expectations.
Fox's "Chronicle" grossed an estimated $8.65 million while CBS Films' "Woman in Black" took an estimated $8.3 million.
Considering that Fox had expected high single-digits for the entire weekend -- though outside box-office watchers figured about $15 million -- and CBS was projecting $11 million for the whole weekend, opening day is beyond solid.
Both pictures are pretty much neck-and-neck for the No. 1 spot and on track to take in a touch more than $20 million each this weekend. The advantage still goes to "Chronicle" by a few hundred thousand dollars.
While Friday was great and Saturday is expected to remain robust, studios expect a major drop on Sunday, when all eyes will be on the Superbowl.
The other new movie at the box office this weekend is "Big Miracle," from Universal. That picture took in an estimated $2.26 million on Friday and is tracking to gross just short of $8 million for the weekend -- on par with expectations.
Earlier:
This is a weekend of low expectations at the box office.
Super Bowl weekend is about TV – not movies – and is traditionally one of the slowest box-office weekends of the year.
Super Bowl weekend 2011, for example, was the third-worst of the year. That weekend’s entire box office was $87.3 million – about half the opening weekend of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" alone. So studios have some cover if their movies don’t do especially well.
And how low are the expectations for this weekend’s three new releases?
Pretty darn.
Two PG-13 movies, Fox’s “Chronicle” and CBS Films’ “Woman In Black,” will fight it out for the No. 1 spot, while Universal’s “Big Miracle” will be lucky to take fourth place, behind last weekend’s champion, “The Grey.”
The advantage for the top spot belongs to Fox, but the studio is downplaying expectations, projecting that the film, directed by Josh Trank, probably will take in something in the high single-digits.
Also read: Exciting 'Chronicle' Could Have Skipped the Gimmicks
Less conservative box-office watchers outside Fox Christian Louboutin Flats anticipate the movie, which cost about $12 million to make, could take in as much as $16 million, though the consensus is closer to $15 million.
The research firm NRG says there’s plenty of awareness about the movie: 52 percent of those polled told NRG they have heard of the movie. That’s an adequate number, but not nearly as good as the 68 percent “total awareness” score “The Woman in Black” received.
But 47 percent of men younger than 25 percent reported “definite” interest in seeing “Chronicle,” and 13 percent said it’s their first choice. Among young women, 40 percent report “definite” interest in “Chronicle.”
The found footage movie stars three mostly unknown actors as high school friends who develop superpowers. But it’s a touch darker than the synopsis might suggest.
The critics like it well enough: Rotten Tomatoes gives it an 87 percent rating, Metacritic gives it a 71 and Movie Review Intelligence gives it a 74.8.
It’s a fairly low-budget project for Fox – “Chronicle” cost about $12 million to make – so it doesn’t need huge numbers to work for the studio.
One thing to count on: The 2,909 locations showing “Chronicle” won’t be terribly crowded during the Super Bowl. Friday and Saturday are that movie’s key days.
While “Chronicle” goes after young men, CBS’s “Woman In Black” is aiming for a young female audience.
The movie stars Daniel Radcliffe, the young actor who brought Harry Potter to life.
And it’s likely to perform perfectly well for CBS Films, which paid $3 million for U.S. distribution rights to the film.
An $8 million weekend will push the picture into the black for CBS, and the studio expects it will take in around $11 million. Outside box-office watchers figure it will gross a few million more than that.
CBS Films has been promoting it on CBS and on the CW network, and Radcliffe has hyped it on “The Tonight Show,” “Ellen” and other television programs.
The movie is about a young lawyer who travels to a remote village where he encounters the ghost of a scornful woman.
It is getting reasonable reviews: Metacritic gives it a 60 percent, Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 69 and Movie Review Intelligence gives it a 68.6.
And its total awareness is the best of any of this week’s new movies: 68 percent of those surveyed by NRG reported that they knew of the movie. Among young women, the number is a remarkable 79 percent.
Additionally, 47 percent of young women report “definite” interest in seeing it and 16 percent say it’s their first choice.
Still, CBS expects a huge drop on Super Bowl Sunday.
The movie debuts at 2,885 locations.
Finally, there’s Universal’s “Big Miracle,” a PG-rated family film that looks like “Dolphin Tales” with whales instead of dolphins.
It’s the only family film of the weekend – “Woman In Black” looks a little scary for the 13-and-under set and “Chronicle” is a touch dark and has high school kids being high school kids.
If parents want to push the kids out of the house for a few hours while they prepare for the Super Bowl, they could well push them to “Big Miracle.”
Universal spent about $40 million to make the film, about a small town in Alaska that saves a family of gray whales from encroaching ice in the Arctic Circle -- quite a departure from last week's "The Grey," about a group of oil drillers in Alaska who try to escape a pack of grey wolves.
Also read: 'Big Miracle': Feel-Good Whale Tale's Appeal Is No Fluke
Universal targeted mothers and girls, and notes that the movie’s tracking is similar to the films “Ramona and Beezus,” which opened to $7.8 million and to “Soul Surfer,” which opened to $11 million.
NRG’s tracking shows the movie lagging behind both “Chronicle” and “The Woman in Black,” and outside box-office watchers expect the movie to stay in the single-digits.
Its strongest demographic is women, and 60 percent of young women and 64 percent of those older than 25 report awareness of the movie.
Metacritic gives “Big Miracle” a 60 percent rating. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 68 and Movie Review Intelligence gives it a 65.1.
“Big Miracle,” which Ken Kwapis directed, stars John Krasinski. It opens at 2,128 locations.
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“Journey 2: The Mysterious Island,” “Safe House,” “Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace” and “The Vow” all open. And they’ll all open big.
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“We found that even though there is an christian louboutin abundance of ice, Mars has been experiencing a super-drought that may well have lasted hundreds of millions of years,” said Dr. Tom Pike, the lead author on the study. “We think the Mars we know today contrasts sharply with its earlier history, which had warmer and wetter periods and which may have been more suited to life.”
The report is the latest to examine whether Mars hosted life in the past. In August of 2012, data from NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander suggested liquid water has interacted with the Martian surface throughout the planet’s history and into modern times. The research also provides new evidence that volcanic activity has persisted on the Red Planet into geologically recent times, several million years ago.
Measurements gathered by the space probe suggested that liquid water primarily existed at temperatures near freezing and that hydrothermal systems similar to Yellowstone’s hot springs have been rare throughout the planet’s past. Measurements concerning carbon dioxide showed Mars is a much more active planet than previously thought. The results imply Mars has replenished its atmospheric carbon dioxide relatively recently, and the carbon dioxide has reacted with liquid water present on the surface.
Earlier this year, NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity discovered “bright veins of a mineral,” likely gypsum, dropped by water. The discovery is considered the first bit of evidence suggesting water had flowed across the planet.
The report comes as NASA and the European Space Agency are embarking on a mission to analyze soil samples on the Red Planet.
The mission to Mars will take over eight months, NASA officials say. The rover is expected to arrive on the planet on August 6, 2012. The rover is reportedly nearly seven foot tall and is twice as big as previous Mars’ rovers. Officials say the rover weighs over a ton, and it is expected to carry more than ten times the amount of scientific equipment sent with the Spirit and Opportunity rovers launched in 2004.
On Friday, the two new movies crushed their pre-release expectations.
Fox's "Chronicle" grossed an estimated $8.65 million while CBS Films' "Woman in Black" took an estimated $8.3 million.
Considering that Fox had expected high single-digits for the entire weekend -- though outside box-office watchers figured about $15 million -- and CBS was projecting $11 million for the whole weekend, opening day is beyond solid.
Both pictures are pretty much neck-and-neck for the No. 1 spot and on track to take in a touch more than $20 million each this weekend. The advantage still goes to "Chronicle" by a few hundred thousand dollars.
While Friday was great and Saturday is expected to remain robust, studios expect a major drop on Sunday, when all eyes will be on the Superbowl.
The other new movie at the box office this weekend is "Big Miracle," from Universal. That picture took in an estimated $2.26 million on Friday and is tracking to gross just short of $8 million for the weekend -- on par with expectations.
Earlier:
This is a weekend of low expectations at the box office.
Super Bowl weekend is about TV – not movies – and is traditionally one of the slowest box-office weekends of the year.
Super Bowl weekend 2011, for example, was the third-worst of the year. That weekend’s entire box office was $87.3 million – about half the opening weekend of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" alone. So studios have some cover if their movies don’t do especially well.
And how low are the expectations for this weekend’s three new releases?
Pretty darn.
Two PG-13 movies, Fox’s “Chronicle” and CBS Films’ “Woman In Black,” will fight it out for the No. 1 spot, while Universal’s “Big Miracle” will be lucky to take fourth place, behind last weekend’s champion, “The Grey.”
The advantage for the top spot belongs to Fox, but the studio is downplaying expectations, projecting that the film, directed by Josh Trank, probably will take in something in the high single-digits.
Also read: Exciting 'Chronicle' Could Have Skipped the Gimmicks
Less conservative box-office watchers outside Fox Christian Louboutin Flats anticipate the movie, which cost about $12 million to make, could take in as much as $16 million, though the consensus is closer to $15 million.
The research firm NRG says there’s plenty of awareness about the movie: 52 percent of those polled told NRG they have heard of the movie. That’s an adequate number, but not nearly as good as the 68 percent “total awareness” score “The Woman in Black” received.
But 47 percent of men younger than 25 percent reported “definite” interest in seeing “Chronicle,” and 13 percent said it’s their first choice. Among young women, 40 percent report “definite” interest in “Chronicle.”
The found footage movie stars three mostly unknown actors as high school friends who develop superpowers. But it’s a touch darker than the synopsis might suggest.
The critics like it well enough: Rotten Tomatoes gives it an 87 percent rating, Metacritic gives it a 71 and Movie Review Intelligence gives it a 74.8.
It’s a fairly low-budget project for Fox – “Chronicle” cost about $12 million to make – so it doesn’t need huge numbers to work for the studio.
One thing to count on: The 2,909 locations showing “Chronicle” won’t be terribly crowded during the Super Bowl. Friday and Saturday are that movie’s key days.
While “Chronicle” goes after young men, CBS’s “Woman In Black” is aiming for a young female audience.
The movie stars Daniel Radcliffe, the young actor who brought Harry Potter to life.
And it’s likely to perform perfectly well for CBS Films, which paid $3 million for U.S. distribution rights to the film.
An $8 million weekend will push the picture into the black for CBS, and the studio expects it will take in around $11 million. Outside box-office watchers figure it will gross a few million more than that.
CBS Films has been promoting it on CBS and on the CW network, and Radcliffe has hyped it on “The Tonight Show,” “Ellen” and other television programs.
The movie is about a young lawyer who travels to a remote village where he encounters the ghost of a scornful woman.
It is getting reasonable reviews: Metacritic gives it a 60 percent, Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 69 and Movie Review Intelligence gives it a 68.6.
And its total awareness is the best of any of this week’s new movies: 68 percent of those surveyed by NRG reported that they knew of the movie. Among young women, the number is a remarkable 79 percent.
Additionally, 47 percent of young women report “definite” interest in seeing it and 16 percent say it’s their first choice.
Still, CBS expects a huge drop on Super Bowl Sunday.
The movie debuts at 2,885 locations.
Finally, there’s Universal’s “Big Miracle,” a PG-rated family film that looks like “Dolphin Tales” with whales instead of dolphins.
It’s the only family film of the weekend – “Woman In Black” looks a little scary for the 13-and-under set and “Chronicle” is a touch dark and has high school kids being high school kids.
If parents want to push the kids out of the house for a few hours while they prepare for the Super Bowl, they could well push them to “Big Miracle.”
Universal spent about $40 million to make the film, about a small town in Alaska that saves a family of gray whales from encroaching ice in the Arctic Circle -- quite a departure from last week's "The Grey," about a group of oil drillers in Alaska who try to escape a pack of grey wolves.
Also read: 'Big Miracle': Feel-Good Whale Tale's Appeal Is No Fluke
Universal targeted mothers and girls, and notes that the movie’s tracking is similar to the films “Ramona and Beezus,” which opened to $7.8 million and to “Soul Surfer,” which opened to $11 million.
NRG’s tracking shows the movie lagging behind both “Chronicle” and “The Woman in Black,” and outside box-office watchers expect the movie to stay in the single-digits.
Its strongest demographic is women, and 60 percent of young women and 64 percent of those older than 25 report awareness of the movie.
Metacritic gives “Big Miracle” a 60 percent rating. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 68 and Movie Review Intelligence gives it a 65.1.
“Big Miracle,” which Ken Kwapis directed, stars John Krasinski. It opens at 2,128 locations.
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“Journey 2: The Mysterious Island,” “Safe House,” “Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace” and “The Vow” all open. And they’ll all open big.
Related Articles: Exciting 'Chronicle' Could Have Skipped the Gimmicks 'Big Miracle': Feel-Good Whale Tale's Appeal Is No Fluke Daniel Radcliffe Will Be Haunted by 'The Woman in Black'
2012年2月4日星期六
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''They send us a photo and I do some research and make a prototype,'' he said. ''They send us a list of sizes and we have loads of fun ageing them up.''
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But if movies or television shows need any more than a thousand shoes, they go to China, Mr Erskine said.
The 61-year-old, the son of an oil company executive, said he started out as a medical student at the University of Sydney, but a '70s bohemian share house with dancers, potters, silversmiths and film-makers sent him down a different path.
''I got on this roll of discovering how to make things and have fun,'' he said. ''[Leatherwork] was something that was in the air at the time and I thought: 'I'll do this for a while and then try silver-smithing.'
''My parents were really pissed about no doctor and said I'd never make a living out of this and so I've spent most of my life trying to prove them wrong.''
There have been lean times - albeit in exotic surroundings. Following a stint in Nimbin with his wife, Antonia, and a few years based in Adelaide teaching his skills to outback communities and learning saddlery, he took his young family to the ''emerald isle of the Caribbean'', Montserrat.
2012年2月3日星期五
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“Big Miracle” is quite the whale of a tale. Miraculous?
Maybe. Predictable? Mostly. Delightful? Absolutely.
This family-friendly christian louboutin adventure does showcase some miracle work: The Ken Kwapis-helmed film finds the antidote to partisan politics, cold war and the epic rivalry between Big Oil and Greenpeace: Whales.
Based on the 1988 true story that captivated the nation, John Krasinki (“The Office”) plays local Alaskan news reporter Adam Christian Louboutin Pumps Carlson who discovers a family of three whales penned in a tiny area of the Arctic Circle in danger of rapidly freezing over.
thus drowning them. As his local news report makes waves across the country, the world comes crashing in. Major news networks rush to the story as well as an oil tycoon (Ted Danson) looking for good PR, the American military, the Soviets and Adam’s environmentalist ex-girlfriend Rachel Kramer (Drew Barrymore).
Even though the characters are predictable in this type of film, Kwapis takes the time to show each character’s contrasting viewpoints and how they amicably overcome their differences to save the whales. Danson’s oil tycoon is pompous but so is Barrymore’s Greenpeace advocate. They are on opposite ends of the spectrum, but both need some ice-cold Alaskan water thrown in their faces. But their woes multiply when those pesky Communist Soviets come to save the day. The characters’ reactions to the Soviets helping is almost comedic: free the whales, but not by those guys! The film’s main point is that no matter your beliefs, great achievements can be made if common ground is found.
One of the more interesting ideas presented in the film, which sadly wasn’t developed enough, was the role of the local Inupiats. The Inupiat hunt the whales for food, and with the three trapped whales as easy targets, Christian Louboutin Orniron Ankle Boots Black see the easy opportunity to feed their village. There is a small dialogue in the film about whether the whales should be used for food to help a starving people or set them free. For a brief moment the film isn’t so black and white, but that layer goes missing throughout the rest of the film.
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“Big Miracle” puts the beauty of nature above politics, ego, war, fortune and glory. It’s a predictable but fun family adventure.
Maybe. Predictable? Mostly. Delightful? Absolutely.
This family-friendly christian louboutin adventure does showcase some miracle work: The Ken Kwapis-helmed film finds the antidote to partisan politics, cold war and the epic rivalry between Big Oil and Greenpeace: Whales.
Based on the 1988 true story that captivated the nation, John Krasinki (“The Office”) plays local Alaskan news reporter Adam Christian Louboutin Pumps Carlson who discovers a family of three whales penned in a tiny area of the Arctic Circle in danger of rapidly freezing over.
thus drowning them. As his local news report makes waves across the country, the world comes crashing in. Major news networks rush to the story as well as an oil tycoon (Ted Danson) looking for good PR, the American military, the Soviets and Adam’s environmentalist ex-girlfriend Rachel Kramer (Drew Barrymore).
Even though the characters are predictable in this type of film, Kwapis takes the time to show each character’s contrasting viewpoints and how they amicably overcome their differences to save the whales. Danson’s oil tycoon is pompous but so is Barrymore’s Greenpeace advocate. They are on opposite ends of the spectrum, but both need some ice-cold Alaskan water thrown in their faces. But their woes multiply when those pesky Communist Soviets come to save the day. The characters’ reactions to the Soviets helping is almost comedic: free the whales, but not by those guys! The film’s main point is that no matter your beliefs, great achievements can be made if common ground is found.
One of the more interesting ideas presented in the film, which sadly wasn’t developed enough, was the role of the local Inupiats. The Inupiat hunt the whales for food, and with the three trapped whales as easy targets, Christian Louboutin Orniron Ankle Boots Black see the easy opportunity to feed their village. There is a small dialogue in the film about whether the whales should be used for food to help a starving people or set them free. For a brief moment the film isn’t so black and white, but that layer goes missing throughout the rest of the film.
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“Big Miracle” puts the beauty of nature above politics, ego, war, fortune and glory. It’s a predictable but fun family adventure.
2012年2月2日星期四
Sony has long lost its dominance in portable music players
At the time, the Sony Walkman, the world’s first portable music player, had been a global hit and game-changer for five years. Sony had just introduced the compact disc, and its Trinitron color televisions had become an industry standard. Shortly thereafter, Sony, flush with cash,christian louboutin acquired Columbia Pictures and CBS Records, declaring that it would build the ultimate electronics and entertainment company.
The Sony of today, of which Mr. Hirai is to take the helm, is a shadow of its former self, mirroring a decline in the wider Japanese consumer electronics industry. Sony has long lost its dominance in portable music players, unable to translate its Walkman success into the digital era. Its TV business, which has not been able to recover from a delay in developing flat-panel models, has not posted a profit in years.
The company warned Thursday that it expected to post a fourth consecutive annual loss in the year ending in March, estimating a net loss of ¥220 billion, or $2.9 billion, as sluggish sales in markets overseas and a series of natural disasters weighed on its bottom line.
“I hold a very severe sense of crisis,” Mr. Hirai said at a news conference Thursday, a day after being tapped to succeed Sony’s president and chief executive, Howard Stringer, in April. “Without a faster sense of speed, Sony cannot win.”
Staging a turnaround at Sony will be a daunting task. Unlike Apple, which is highly profitable — in part because it outsources much of its manufacturing and hires a relatively small work force at home in the United States — Sony has long protected employment in Japan and been slow to outsource production.
Mr. Stringer has started to change some of that.
He pushed aggressively to cut costs, to streamline Sony’s sprawling businesses and to outsource more of the company’s manufacturing. In December, Sony sold its stake in a flat-panel screen venture with Samsung Electronics, a move that is expected to expand Sony’s outsourcing options Christian Louboutin Pumps further.
Mr. Stringer has also tried to better combine the company’s hardware business with its music, movie and video game offerings, by investing in platforms like the popular PlayStation Network, which lets users download content onto Sony gadgets.
But the global economic crisis, which hurt Japanese exports and caused a severe recession in Japan, has helped foil a comeback at Sony. The earthquake and tsunami in Japan last March disrupted production at 10 Sony plants in the northern part of the country and severed vital supply chains. Severe flooding in Thailand, a manufacturing hub, also curtailed production last year, and a stubbornly strong yen continues to hurt Sony’s competitiveness overseas.
Those woes knocked Sony to a net loss of ¥159 billion in the last three months of 2011. The company’s chief financial officer, Masaru Kato, said Sony was aiming to return to profitability in the next fiscal year.
Mr. Stringer, who is set to become chairman of Sony’s board, remains upbeat. “The stage is set for recovery. The worst is nearly over,” he said. “We are shifting gears, and when you shift gears, you can go faster.”
Mr. Hirai, who is credited with resuscitating Sony’s struggling video game unit, said he would focus on bolstering the company’s core strengths, like digital cameras and video games. He also wants to increase investment in mobile technology, to focus on rebuilding the company’s television business, and said he would abandon unprofitable product lines.
Of those goals, a turnaround in the television unit, which has lost money for years, may be Sony’s toughest challenge. Sony has long suffered from rivals like Samsung and LG Electronics of South Korea, which have used their production prowess to flood global markets with far cheaper models.
But asked whether Sony might abandon Christian Louboutin Suede Fringe Pumps its TV business altogether, Mr. Hirai was adamant: The company would not abandon a product still so central to home entertainment, he said. “Sony will not retreat so easily.”
The Sony of today, of which Mr. Hirai is to take the helm, is a shadow of its former self, mirroring a decline in the wider Japanese consumer electronics industry. Sony has long lost its dominance in portable music players, unable to translate its Walkman success into the digital era. Its TV business, which has not been able to recover from a delay in developing flat-panel models, has not posted a profit in years.
The company warned Thursday that it expected to post a fourth consecutive annual loss in the year ending in March, estimating a net loss of ¥220 billion, or $2.9 billion, as sluggish sales in markets overseas and a series of natural disasters weighed on its bottom line.
“I hold a very severe sense of crisis,” Mr. Hirai said at a news conference Thursday, a day after being tapped to succeed Sony’s president and chief executive, Howard Stringer, in April. “Without a faster sense of speed, Sony cannot win.”
Staging a turnaround at Sony will be a daunting task. Unlike Apple, which is highly profitable — in part because it outsources much of its manufacturing and hires a relatively small work force at home in the United States — Sony has long protected employment in Japan and been slow to outsource production.
Mr. Stringer has started to change some of that.
He pushed aggressively to cut costs, to streamline Sony’s sprawling businesses and to outsource more of the company’s manufacturing. In December, Sony sold its stake in a flat-panel screen venture with Samsung Electronics, a move that is expected to expand Sony’s outsourcing options Christian Louboutin Pumps further.
Mr. Stringer has also tried to better combine the company’s hardware business with its music, movie and video game offerings, by investing in platforms like the popular PlayStation Network, which lets users download content onto Sony gadgets.
But the global economic crisis, which hurt Japanese exports and caused a severe recession in Japan, has helped foil a comeback at Sony. The earthquake and tsunami in Japan last March disrupted production at 10 Sony plants in the northern part of the country and severed vital supply chains. Severe flooding in Thailand, a manufacturing hub, also curtailed production last year, and a stubbornly strong yen continues to hurt Sony’s competitiveness overseas.
Those woes knocked Sony to a net loss of ¥159 billion in the last three months of 2011. The company’s chief financial officer, Masaru Kato, said Sony was aiming to return to profitability in the next fiscal year.
Mr. Stringer, who is set to become chairman of Sony’s board, remains upbeat. “The stage is set for recovery. The worst is nearly over,” he said. “We are shifting gears, and when you shift gears, you can go faster.”
Mr. Hirai, who is credited with resuscitating Sony’s struggling video game unit, said he would focus on bolstering the company’s core strengths, like digital cameras and video games. He also wants to increase investment in mobile technology, to focus on rebuilding the company’s television business, and said he would abandon unprofitable product lines.
Of those goals, a turnaround in the television unit, which has lost money for years, may be Sony’s toughest challenge. Sony has long suffered from rivals like Samsung and LG Electronics of South Korea, which have used their production prowess to flood global markets with far cheaper models.
But asked whether Sony might abandon Christian Louboutin Suede Fringe Pumps its TV business altogether, Mr. Hirai was adamant: The company would not abandon a product still so central to home entertainment, he said. “Sony will not retreat so easily.”
2012年2月1日星期三
The protesters spent hours debating whether to take it down
As morning dawned Tuesday, a contingent of Park Police arrived to ask the protesters to remove the “Tent of Dreams” they had draped over the park’s statue christian louboutin of Civil War Maj. Gen. James B. McPherson in an act of civil disobedience, marking their displeasure over the National Park Service’s new crackdown against camping on federal land.
By late Tuesday, the Tent of Dreams had ripped and slipped in the wind but remained mostly in place. The protesters spent hours debating whether to take it down and finally told police they would — if officers allowed them to continue sleeping in the park.
As dusk arrived, both sides were at a peaceful standoff, and no camping arrests had been made.
At a court hearing Tuesday morning, U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg said he would issue a ruling in the next two days saying the National Park Service must notify the protesters before moving in to clear the encampment in McPherson Square, except in the case of an emergency.
Boasberg noted that a 1984 Supreme Christian Louboutin Vicky Botta 120mm Boots Red Court ruling allows protesters to set up tents in federal parks as part of a vigil as long as they don’t sleep in them. His ruling means that if the Park Service decides to clear the encampment of these legal “vigil” tents, the agency must provide a written notice with justification first and give the protesters a chance to respond.
“The main thing I was concerned about was them coming in and shutting the place down and kicking everybody out,” Jeffrey Light, a lawyer for two of the protesters, said after the hearing. “That’s not going to happen now without notice.”
Assistant U.S. Attorney Marina U. Braswell, representing the Park Service, said the agency has no plan to close down the camp. Protesters have been living there since October, seeking economic justice in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement.
The Park Service has long supported the protesters’ right to conduct a 24-hour vigil in McPherson Square and at a similar encampment at Freedom Plaza. But last week, officials said that camping — which had raised health, sanitation and safety concerns — had to stop. Many protesters scrambled to remove their bedding and personal belongings before Monday’s noon deadline and found other places to sleep.
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Another, Camilo Brokaw, a 24-year-old former coffee-shop barista from Albuquerque, said he slept in the park Monday night in defiance of the ban and will continue to do so, even if he risks arrest.
By late Tuesday, the Tent of Dreams had ripped and slipped in the wind but remained mostly in place. The protesters spent hours debating whether to take it down and finally told police they would — if officers allowed them to continue sleeping in the park.
As dusk arrived, both sides were at a peaceful standoff, and no camping arrests had been made.
At a court hearing Tuesday morning, U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg said he would issue a ruling in the next two days saying the National Park Service must notify the protesters before moving in to clear the encampment in McPherson Square, except in the case of an emergency.
Boasberg noted that a 1984 Supreme Christian Louboutin Vicky Botta 120mm Boots Red Court ruling allows protesters to set up tents in federal parks as part of a vigil as long as they don’t sleep in them. His ruling means that if the Park Service decides to clear the encampment of these legal “vigil” tents, the agency must provide a written notice with justification first and give the protesters a chance to respond.
“The main thing I was concerned about was them coming in and shutting the place down and kicking everybody out,” Jeffrey Light, a lawyer for two of the protesters, said after the hearing. “That’s not going to happen now without notice.”
Assistant U.S. Attorney Marina U. Braswell, representing the Park Service, said the agency has no plan to close down the camp. Protesters have been living there since October, seeking economic justice in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement.
The Park Service has long supported the protesters’ right to conduct a 24-hour vigil in McPherson Square and at a similar encampment at Freedom Plaza. But last week, officials said that camping — which had raised health, sanitation and safety concerns — had to stop. Many protesters scrambled to remove their bedding and personal belongings before Monday’s noon deadline and found other places to sleep.
But others handled the crackdown differently. Two McPherson Square protesters began a “sleep strike,” vowing to stay awake until the Park Service backs off.Christian Louboutin Very Prive Satin Platform Pump has a specific appearance. Now this style pumps have become more and more popular. Black satin. Peep toe. Covered platform. 4 7/10" stiletto heel. Signature red sole. Made in Italy. Christian louboutin pumps are the first choice for career women. Package have shoe box and dust bag. Christian louboutin makes you a shiny star of the sociable world, free shipping to worldwide.
Another, Camilo Brokaw, a 24-year-old former coffee-shop barista from Albuquerque, said he slept in the park Monday night in defiance of the ban and will continue to do so, even if he risks arrest.
2012年1月31日星期二
How about a world in which hundreds of millions of people
What do tenacious chief executives dream about during their four nightly hours of fitful sleep?
How about a world in which hundreds of millions of people desperately want to buy your product -- so much so that riots break out in long lines while they wait in front christian louboutin of your stores. Meanwhile, although you're already the world leader when it comes to high-speed, high-efficiency manufacturing, your legions of factories simply cannot churn out enough iPhones to satisfy demand.
Oops, I let the cat out of the bag there. Because yes, there's a good chance Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook is having a version of this very dream -- a kind of nightmare of success in which you fear that a huge opportunity right under your nose is simply too huge to take advantage of.
For some context, Apple sold 72 million iPhones in its fiscal 2011, a staggering number that required all the muscle of the world's most valuable technology company, as well as a network of Asian factories pumping out the devices at a breakneck pace. The sales came from more than 100 countries.
Now Chinese consumers may want to buy nearly Christian Louboutin Pumps that many iPhones all by themselves.
That may well happen, says Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty, who in a note to investors guessed that Apple may soon be selling 57 million iPhones annually in China, capturing 60% of the projected market for smartphone buyers there. That would be a sixfold increase from the 10 million iPhones Chinese consumers bought in 2011.
The pent-up demand for the iPhone in China is hard to overestimate. The nation's leading carrier, China Mobile, has 650 million mobile subscribers, according to Huberty (compared with about 200 million for second-place China Unicom, which offers the iPhone). China Mobile does not technically support the iPhone because its network isn't compatible. But that hasn't stopped 10 million of its customers from finding ways to use the device anyway.
Starting this year, China Mobile may flip on its next generation 4G mobile network. If analysts are correct, that upgrade might prove beneficial for the iPhone 5. The next version of the device, which observers guess may hit stores in the summer, is likely to work on the faster 4G networks.Christian Louboutin Rolando Hidden-Platform Pump Silver reflect the master's noble. Silver suede, subacute toe, 10cm covered heel, red sole, leather lining, feeling soft and comfortable, additional shoe box and dust bag. Christian louboutin pumps are loved by women for its high quality and fashional style. Discount sale online, so you can save much, free shipping and 7-9 days to your door.
That day may well bring "double happiness" to the folks in Cupertino, Calif.
How about a world in which hundreds of millions of people desperately want to buy your product -- so much so that riots break out in long lines while they wait in front christian louboutin of your stores. Meanwhile, although you're already the world leader when it comes to high-speed, high-efficiency manufacturing, your legions of factories simply cannot churn out enough iPhones to satisfy demand.
Oops, I let the cat out of the bag there. Because yes, there's a good chance Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook is having a version of this very dream -- a kind of nightmare of success in which you fear that a huge opportunity right under your nose is simply too huge to take advantage of.
For some context, Apple sold 72 million iPhones in its fiscal 2011, a staggering number that required all the muscle of the world's most valuable technology company, as well as a network of Asian factories pumping out the devices at a breakneck pace. The sales came from more than 100 countries.
Now Chinese consumers may want to buy nearly Christian Louboutin Pumps that many iPhones all by themselves.
That may well happen, says Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty, who in a note to investors guessed that Apple may soon be selling 57 million iPhones annually in China, capturing 60% of the projected market for smartphone buyers there. That would be a sixfold increase from the 10 million iPhones Chinese consumers bought in 2011.
The pent-up demand for the iPhone in China is hard to overestimate. The nation's leading carrier, China Mobile, has 650 million mobile subscribers, according to Huberty (compared with about 200 million for second-place China Unicom, which offers the iPhone). China Mobile does not technically support the iPhone because its network isn't compatible. But that hasn't stopped 10 million of its customers from finding ways to use the device anyway.
Starting this year, China Mobile may flip on its next generation 4G mobile network. If analysts are correct, that upgrade might prove beneficial for the iPhone 5. The next version of the device, which observers guess may hit stores in the summer, is likely to work on the faster 4G networks.Christian Louboutin Rolando Hidden-Platform Pump Silver reflect the master's noble. Silver suede, subacute toe, 10cm covered heel, red sole, leather lining, feeling soft and comfortable, additional shoe box and dust bag. Christian louboutin pumps are loved by women for its high quality and fashional style. Discount sale online, so you can save much, free shipping and 7-9 days to your door.
That day may well bring "double happiness" to the folks in Cupertino, Calif.
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