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...security community was alarmed recently when the TSA put a pilot on a special watch list for having government-issued ammunition in his bag when he tried to board a plane while off duty. The pilot, who had passed rigorous background checks in order to carry a gun, was subject to being pulled aside for searches and not allowed to work as a pilot. He was taken off the list last week, given a letter of censure and allowed to return to work. Said TSA spokesman Mark Hatfield: "We have a thorough review process, and we came to a reasonable...
...students in total registered,” said Zuckerberg, adding that this was a higher number than he expected. Message boards and weblogs picked up the announcement on thefacebook.com about the tournament right away, and college newspapers from the Stanford Daily to the Vanderbilt Hustler ran articles on the subject...
...films. "It takes a lot of money to make a film," he says. "The average American film costs around $70 million to produce. The average German film costs just $6 million. If you want to do a bigger movie you have to do it in English and choose a subject that's international." The German film industry may be destined to remain a poor cousin to Hollywood even as its creativity is feted and copied. After all, even the organizers of the Berlin Film Festival limit the number of German films in competition to three out of 21 international entries...
Good news, Dirty Harry. In spite of complaints, it omitted unsavory details about its mathematician subject, played by RUSSELL CROWE. Mind won Best Picture for 2001, as Oscar voters rallied around another old-school director--Ron Howard...
...catches to doing spooky on TV. Compared with movies, a continuing series has limits both on special effects and plot options. As Noxon puts it, "You have a lot of characters who you can't kill off." And there's a fine line between the supernatural and religion, a subject that truly horrifies controversy-averse programmers...