The first concerns the fight for Senate confirmation of one of Charlie's old friends as secretary of defense (more reminiscent of the John Tower debacle of 1989 than of any Clinton-era event); the second concerns Charlie's difficult campaign for re-election in 1994, and the effect this exercise has on his relationships with the members of his family and with the new woman in his life.
"Our present regulatory framework was born of Depression-era events and is not well suited for today's environment, where billions of dollars race across the globe with the click of a mouse," said Mr. Ryan, who earlier in his career was a director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, an agency the Paulson plan proposes to eliminate.
Although the island is strictly off limits to the public, Mr. Gardiner took occasional groups of visitors there in his boat, the Laughing Lady, often surprising them by talking about Colonial-era events as though they had happened the day before.
Subsequent attempts to halt EDM-era events on city property have been blocked without any need for large-scale protests.
Programmes that unpick a particular era or event, a time in history.
Some arrests were made after anti-government chants began.For those dissidents of Payá's era, the event was perhaps politically, as well as personally, poignant.
Superimposed on the panorama are six short cameo-films — in a way, details — that pull us from one place or era, one event or personality to another, across varying film methods, between color and black and white.
But a new era of event cinema can change that.
But a new era of event movie watching can change that.
