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The Metropolitan Community College of Maple Woods presents Stories Rooted in Life: the 10th Annual Storytelling Celebration. The Library will host a number of performances and workshops during the Storytelling Celebration for story-listeners and storytellers of all ages. For more information, visit mcckc.edu/storytelling.
Ghost Stories
October 16, 2009 - 7 p.m.
Featuring Deb Swanegan, Peter Cook, Beth Horner, and Tim Tingle . Join the featured tellers of the Kansas City Storytelling Celebration for a night of howlings and hauntings in an intimate, spooky atmosphere. Not recommended for children under 10.
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Deb Swanegan, certified master storyteller, teaches call and response rhymes, story games, and basic pantomime skills in this fast-paced workshop. Parents, guardians, and teachers are also welcome. For children.
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A program that began during the summer to help at-risk students in Bartholomew County graduate from high school is ready to take the next step. But for that to happen, the program needs at least 300 people to step up and serve as volunteer mentors and tutors.
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The military tribunals authorized by President Bush have little relation to actual military justice. Under normal military law, trials are not closed to the public, defendants have a right to review all the evidence presented against them, and they cannot be sentenced to death without a unanimous decision by the officers who sit as judges. Defendants also can appeal their cases to higher military courts, and to the Supreme Court. The Bush courts are free to proceed in secret, to withhold evidence from defendants and to deliver capital sentences if two-thirds of the judges consent.
Perhaps most disturbing is the fact that under the administration's order, the president's power to insist on military justice is not limited to accused terrorists who are captured overseas. The order's breadth is astonishing, allowing for the indefinite incarceration and trial of any non-citizen the president deems to be a member of Al Qaeda, to be involved in international terrorism of any type, or to be harboring terrorists. After Sept. 11, Americans were introduced to any number of homeowners who sheltered the men who were about to become hijackers, with no realization that they were anything but students. The scope of these powers should make the potential for abuse clear. The fact that the administration drew them that way should undermine confidence in its self-restraint.
Faith in the Courts
The Bush administration appears to have no faith in the American criminal justice system's ability to try terrorists fairly and openly, despite the fact that prosecutors have successfully brought to justice the men accused of the first World Trade Center bombing and the attack on the American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
Civilian courts are not as fragile as the administration fears. For one thing, longstanding federal laws make it possible to sanitize intelligence information so that it can be introduced as evidence in trials without compromising spying methods. Courts have also given greater latitude to prosecutors in bringing overseas defendants to trial even if they have not been accorded a traditional Miranda warning about their rights before they are questioned after their capture.
The administration has argued that even if the powers it is seizing are broad, it will not use them abusively. This has been a constant theme of Mr. Ashcroft and the administration in general — that they are people who can be trusted to use these broad, repressive rules wisely. That is not the way the American system works. This is a nation built around the rule of law, not faith in the goodness of particular officials.
At a time when the nation is reaching out to create and maintain a global coalition against terrorism, the Bush administration is taking us down a path that will surely wind up embarrassing the country and undermining our own standing as a defender of international human rights and global justice. The United States, which constantly criticizes other countries for holding secret trials, and for refusing to guarantee political prisoners due process, is breaking faith with its own standards. It is no wonder that European countries are uneasy about extraditing anyone to face such tribunals. Our country assures the world that its case against Osama bin Laden is a firm one, but if he is tried in secret, large parts of the world will never believe in his guilt.
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The administration has been able to push so far down the road toward negating civil liberties without encountering much resistance because the parallel system it is creating only affects non-citizens. Mr. Ashcroft, for example, is not proposing to wiretap the conversations of American prisoners as they talk to their attorneys. These are special rules for outsiders, a fact that is supposed to make those of us on the inside feel safe.
The country does treat non-citizens differently from Americans. Most important, authorities can deport them if they fail to live up to the terms of their visas. But the right to a fair trial, to consult with a lawyer beyond the range of government microphones and protection against being held in secret for minor crimes are not for Americans alone. We believe that they are the rights of all human beings. Our history is a story of continuous struggles to keep the government from sectioning off one segment of humanity as unworthy of the same basic civil rights as everyone else. This is not the time to start infringing the rights of people whose only relationship with international terrorists may be a shared nationality, religion or ethnic background.
We will be judged not by how we hold to our values when it is easy, but when it is difficult. The world is watching.


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The following is a review of three biotech stocks with potential for growth. Amarin (NASDAQ:AMRN), Osiris (OSIR and Abbott (NYSE:ABT) are three companies with either recent breakthroughs, a catalyst, or a possible place to ride out a coming storm.
Amarin (AMRN)
On Tuesday May 8th Amarin released its first quarter earnings, along with a Press Release. Amarin's focus is on treating cardiovascular disease. Their drug, AMR101, lowers triglyceride levels, without significantly increasing low-density lipoprotein (LDL) levels. Amarin has applied for an extension to the patent into 2030. The company also intends to test AMR101 with the popular statin drugs, which act to lower LDL levels by blocking an enzyme, HMG-COA-Reductase. LDL is a glycoprotein that carries triglycerides. The prospect of a drug combination that enables a physician to keep a tighter control over both the LDL and triglyceride levels of his patient could be significant.
In the coming months, Amarin has scheduled presentations at the National Lipid Association, along with the American Diabetes Association. AMR101 may slightly increase LDL levels, but claims to do so less than Lovanza, which has been proven to increase LDL. This brings even more value to the possibility of prescribing AMR101 with statins. The prevalence of elevated triglyceride levels among the population has been shown to be 66%. AMR101, when given with statins, may prove to lower LDL and triglycerides, two major causes of atherosclerosis and hypertension.
Short term for AMRN could show a setback to $8.40. The long term potential for Amarin is huge, with price target of $15.25, where it met a significant amount of resistance last year. Look for a response from the patent office mid-August. For more information on AMRN, check out Scott Matusow's article, along with Iggy Igette's article, here.
Abbott Laboratories (ABT)
In the current bearish market, many investors are moving money into treasuries and bonds but the biotech sector seems to be holding strong. The one-year trend line of Abbott shows a beautifully consistent increase. With a 3.28% dividend, ABT may be a better move than treasuries and bonds. For anyone unfamiliar with biotechs, this could be a great entry.
Osiris Therapeutics (OSIR)
Our friends to the north made what could prove to be a huge leap forward this past Thursday, in their approval of Prochymal. Prochymal, according to the Osiris website, is the first stem-cell product approved for use. This is a novel use of some really cool technology that has actually been around for a while. For example, in November of 2008, surgeons were able to construct a trachea from stem cells. The stem cells were grown in the shape of the trachea and the trachea was then implanted. It is still fully functional. Prochymal seeks to use this same cell growing technology in a very different way.
Graft verses host disease is a complication of transplant surgery. It occurs when the transplanted organ or bone marrow attacks the body in which it is implanted. Since no two people have exactly the same genetic make up, when lymphoblasts (baby white blood cells) are transplanted they see their new surroundings as foreign and will begin to attack the host in the absence of treatment. MHC is the receptor on cells that identifies one's cells as "self."
Prochymal is a mesenchymal stem cell that has been shown to be safe in large and small doses (high therapeutic index). Complete remission of Graft versus host disease was observed in 77% of subjects. That is very significant in the medical world. The company is also testing Prochymal in Crohn's disease, heart attack, and type 1 diabetes.
Although common opinion is that this stock is overvalued, one could make the argument that it has significant potential for growth. With the first stem cell drug approved for use in Canada, who knows what could happen here at home? The down side to this part of the biotech market is that stem-cell stocks are very volatile. The perceived market leader in the stem-cell sector, Geron (NASDAQ:GERN), is down 64% since this time last year. They gave up their clinical trial on stem cells after regulatory problems. These same problems will likely plague Prochymal from coming to the U.S., at least for now.
Maybe it's just because I am in medical school but, to me, taking cells out of an individual's body, transplanting them into another human being, and then preventing the cells from attacking him/her, seems pretty darn cool.
PS: I still like ARNA! If you have not been following the stock check out my article about it here.
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Is there a php software program or technique which allows drag and dropping or easy adding of 'includes'?
Ít would make theming a lot quicker.
Many thanx. :-)
Is there a php software program or technique which allows drag and dropping or easy adding of 'includes'?
sure, its called typing :
<?php include 'vars.php'; ?>
i'm pretty confident that I cant type that out before you can use a makeshift file browser and flimsy gui.
Thank you for posting. I will check that out.
I had set up a routing myself, before you mentioned this, only to find out that it influenced the time in which it took to load pages (mind you were talking tenths of seconds, but nonetheless) So that is why I started to code the includes manually. Also determining the focus point on when to load and avoid duplicate calls was something that had to be solved.
The theme is a MVC framework theme. Which is great once it is set up. It saves a lot of time in the sense of organisation. By the way one thing I discovered (in 2.7) with the normal template files:
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Is that if you export the blog posts using the export function and reimport the blog posts, the categories in my case had different numbers which meant a category and numbered template files would no longer line up. Not sure what would be a solution for that with a normal theme. Using MVC you can use the category.php for example using conditionial tags to route to the necessary controllers and models for different categories. And in this it allows you to use the category name using the built in category recognisition. I can understand the categories being given new numbers when doing an export import. But maybe a function on import that would say "if the category number does not exist keep the original category number; if the category number does exist give it a new category number"
I haven't figured out how to do includes in any software so far. Dreamweaver, does something like this when you move files, but mucks up the paths a lot of times when doing so. It is for me just setting up php paths I find a waste of time, because I am losing a lot of time hunting the paths down. In that sense the built in 'controllers' in WordPress such as category.php are fantastic. I really love the way the theming and the structure behind it is set-up, it makes designing and building themes fun. Designing in WordPress puts a smile on your face.
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"For many years, insurance companies have dealt women an unfair hand based simply on their gender. Insurance companies could routinely deny a mother coverage for having a C-section in the past, or increase a young woman's premiums for being of child-bearing age," said Pingree. "The health care reforms we passed end this process of discrimination. Being a mother is not some kind of illness, but repealing these protections will take us back to the day when insurance companies treated it that way."
According to the letter, which Pingree signed with members of the Democratic Women's Working Group, women face much higher insurance premiums, many don't have maternity coverage, and 1 in 5 women over 50 can't afford a mammogram. Health care reform addresses all these problems by ending the insurance industry's worst practices, including denying coverage for pre-existing conditions, and providing wider access to affordable preventative care like mammograms.
Pingree said rolling back basic protections for women isn't the only reason she's fighting against repeal of health care reform.
"Seniors stuck in the donut hole, families bankrupted by illness, and small businesses struggling to provide insurance for their employees simply can't afford to go backward," said Pingree. "But as a mother with two daughters, protecting women's health is especially important to me. The health of our women is the health of our children."
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Dear Speaker Boehner,
As Members of the Democratic Women's Working Group of the 112th Congress, we are writing to express our strong opposition to any attempts to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Repeal of this law would negatively affect all Americans but would have a particularly harmful effect on women. American women were among those who had the most to gain through the passage of the health reform law. To threaten that tremendous progress after less than a year is a mistake. We therefore urge you to think seriously about the ramifications of repealing this historic reform.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's consumer protections for women exemplify the importance of this health reform law and represent some of its most popular and essential provisions. Women who have been denied coverage or charged more because of "pre-existing conditions" including pregnancy, a past C-section, or being a victim of domestic violence can breathe easier knowing that these discriminatory practices will finally be outlawed. No longer will simply having two X-Chromosomes lead to higher premiums or decreased coverage. These common-sense provisions enjoyed broad bipartisan support during the health care reform debates, and we urge you to honor that support by halting your attempts to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
The current state of women's and maternal health in this country is deplorable, but the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act puts women--and men--on a path to receiving quality, affordable health care. Repealing this law would be catastrophic; currently, 79 percent of women with individual market policies do not have any maternity coverage, and women can pay up to 48 percent more for their premiums. Many women and children who have insurance are unable to seek the preventive care they need, including services like mammograms and well-child visits, because they cannot afford the co-pays and deductibles. One in five women over age 50 has not had a recent mammogram, partly due to the cost. This is a travesty in a world in which these tests achieve early detection and save so many women's lives.
All of these problems are addressed by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the law's provisions represent a huge step forward in women's and maternal health in the U.S. While this alone should be reason enough to abandon plans for repeal, it is also important to mention that such action would result in skyrocketing medical costs, as women would face increased barriers to preventive care that saves money and lives. In our efforts to bring down our country's looming deficits, it is critical to remember that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act actually brings down the deficit $143 billion in the first ten years and $1 trillion over the next two decades.
This historic legislation has been needed for so long, and we have finally begun to correct the injustices that have been committed, time and again, against women when it comes to healthcare. We must honor the sacred, irreplaceable role women play in society by providing them with the support they need to live healthy lives. When a woman's health suffers, the health of the household--either physically or financially--is usually not far behind. And yet without this law, millions of women nationwide would find their physical and financial health in peril. Repealing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act would be a mammoth injustice and a dark mark against how history views the 112th Congress under your leadership. We urge you to seriously consider the ramifications of repeal for the health and economic security of women, and for all Americans.
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To kick-off this year's Student Center, BroadwayWorld approached DEAR JOURNAL's co-creator Eric Gelb to blog about the team's challenges, rewards and lessons in putting together the production.
Below is Eric's fifth blog entry. If you missed last week's, catch up here! And check back next week for another entry!
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Meanwhile, tech was going alright. We FINALLY settled in into the venue, and we got to do a full cast rehearsal for the very first time. To say that it was magical would be a complete understatement. I was so happy that the show pulled together, but I had learned in past experiences that it would be best not to be too heavy on the congratulations - to save it for opening night.
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Hyped to Death
Published: August 9, 1998
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In March 1982 he had a sold-out show that garnered much attention from the news media. He was immediately tapped by Larry Gagosian, the first of a series of powerful art dealers who wheeled and dealed for him. Hoban writes that Gagosian, whose clients included Si Newhouse and David Geffen, knew he could make a lot of money on Basquiat. Meanwhile, Basquiat's output was phenomenal, and he continued to produce, fueled by drugs. Sometimes he would complete up to eight paintings a week. But he would fly into rages about being pressured to paint; sometimes he slashed his canvases to bits.
Gagosian arranged for him to have a show in Los Angeles in April 1982. Every painting was sold in a matter of minutes. By November, he had another show at the Fun Gallery in New York, some of the best paintings he ever did, with ''a rough energy and nasty edge,'' Hoban writes. There were portraits of his heroes -- Charlie Parker, Jackie Robinson, ''St. Joe Louis, surrounded by snakes.'' In other paintings, she writes, ''boys never become men, they become skeletons and skulls. . . . Basquiat is obsessed with deconstructing the images and language of his fragmented world.'' Basquiat secretly hid some of his best work so it could not be sold. The canvases were found after his death, in a warehouse in Washington Heights.
At the heart of this book is the story of Basquiat's collaboration with Andy Warhol, orchestrated by Bruno Bischofberger, the quintessential art dealer of the 1980's, who handled Basquiat's work worldwide. He was a master of hype and buying art in bulk, and organized shows for Basquiat in Tokyo, Paris and Madrid. (Today, he owns the best collection of Basquiat.) Bischofberger persuaded Warhol to work with Basquiat. Warhol was inspired by Basquiat's energy and youth. Basquiat idolized Warhol -- the artist who more than any other seemed to embody contemporary culture. He desperately needed and wanted Warhol's approval. The two became inseparable, working and partying together for months. Warhol never took drugs; he was appalled and fascinated by Basquiat's excesses.
Their joint show at Tony Shafrazi's gallery in September 1985 was a glittering media event, followed by a wild, noisy party at the Palladium, but the show itself drew universal pans. ''Everything . . . is infused with banality,'' one critic wrote. ''The real question is, who is using whom here?''
The end of the friendship came about because Warhol could not deal with Basquiat's drug addiction. And, in the final analysis, Hoban is telling the story of a drug addict. Her best passages reflect the addict's life, his hallucinations, his nocturnal wanderings, his hunger for the needle.
A not-so-minor quibble: Much of this book seems disorganized. Although Hoban, a magazine journalist writing her first book, is a terrific reporter, she needed to shape her wonderful research and put everything into proper perspective. Key elements of the great story she has unearthed lie buried beneath undigested material.
That said, the book remains compulsively readable. There is enormous value in it, especially in Hoban's depiction of the glitzy 1980's art world, which is sharply etched and deadly accurate. She describes a place where sex, imagination and intelligence have been so brutalized by greed and celebrity the cumulative effect is numbing.
Basquiat himself maintained that all he wanted was to be famous. He could learn to draw later, he said. He got his wish, of course, but his dream of fame turned into a nightmare.
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It is in great need of remodeling - especially since it boasts the 'newest' hotel in town. Free breakfast advertised was a couple of individually wrapped donut packages and a jug of Sunny Delight sitting on the counter. Best to not advertise it at all
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Marywood University Presents Masters Exhibition in Suraci Gallery
Mon, April 26, 2010Marywood University will display the Masters Exhibition May 1- June 25 in the Suraci Gallery, Shields Center for Visual Arts. Masters Exhibition features work by three graduate students; Nancy Engleman (painting), Deborah Hamburger (printmaking), and Ashlee LaPlant (painting). The opening reception will be on Saturday, May 1 from 5-7p.m.
Graduate MFA Exhibition on Display May 1- June 25
Mon, April 26, 2010Marywood University will present Graduate MFA Exhibition from May 1- June 25. The exhibition consists of five graduate students; Jennifer Bulay (painting), Ryan Hnat (painting), Marguerite Innes (photography), Heather Remley (printmaking), and Skip Sensbach (ceramics). The exhibit will be held in the Mahady Gallery, Shields Center for Visual Arts with an opening reception on Saturday, May 1, from 5-7 p.m.
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Tue, April 20, 2010The Marywood University Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Nathaniel F. Parker, will present their final performance of the 2009-2010 season on Sunday, April 25, at 4p.m. in the Holy Family Residence Auditorium (2500 Adams Ave.). The concert is open to the public and admission is free. The program will feature classical and pops favorites in the style of the BBC Proms concerts. The program includes Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony, Sibelius's tone poem Finlandia, and celebrated works from the American musical theater repertoire, such as Bernstein's West Side Story, Willson's The Music Man, and a medley of songs by Irving Berlin. For further information about this event, please contact the Marywood University Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance office at (570) 348-6268 or visit our website: www.marywood.edu/mtd.
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"Opera in Mannheim" Top 5 Page for this destination Mannheim by Nemorino
Mannheim Travel Guide: 204 reviews and 460 photos
If you'd like to see a light-hearted opera with beautiful melodies, lovely duets and a happy end for all but one of the characters, find out if the National Theater in Mannheim happens to be playing Gaetano Donizetti's L'Elisir d'Amore while you are there.
This is actually an ex-Frankfurt production that Mannheim bought the rights to after the Frankfurt Opera had revived it repeatedly over a period of several years.
Yes, there is a character named Nemorino in this opera, sung by a tenor with a classic aria Una furtiva lagrima near the end. Nemorino is rather shy and is spurned by his beloved Adina until he gets a bottle of Doctor Dulcamara's world-famous love potion, which is actually just ordinary red wine.
One of my recent visits to Mannheim was to see an opera called Les Troyens by Hector Berlioz.
This is another example of a HUGE monumental opera that is seldom performed in Germany (or anywhere else as far as I know), but which I managed to see twice in two different productions in the 2003/2004 season.
The first was in Leipzig, where thanks to a timely business trip I was able to attend the premiere of their magnificent production last November.
In Mannheim it was musically just as good, but the staging in Mannheim was unfortunately quite silly and not always comprehensible. (In general I like modern staging if I can make sense of it, and I usually defend the stage directors in post-opera pub discussions, but this time I had to admit it was pretty weak.)
So DO see Les Troyens if you like big operas, but if you have the choice see it in Leipzig and not in Mannheim. (The English National Opera in London is also doing it in September/October 2004, if that is any help.)
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Nice page Don! Interesting to see after learning about Mannheim's connection to New Paltz, NY
I must say that I didn't know much of Mannheim before, so I'm glad for this virtual tour.
The planetarium and museum Landesmuseum f�r Technik und Arbeit sounds wonderful! Such striking buildings! Excellent page!
A nice interesting page!
An interesting page about a city I did never visit, but often passed by on my way to Hamburg !
Interesting tips on a city I know little about. I particularly enjoyed your story about the departing trains.
I enjoyed your transport tip of how 1st and 2nd class compartments should line up.
Don, thanks for visiting my unfinished DC page. Cupcakes are trendy now. Loved your Mannheim page and especially found Nemorino's struggle with unrequited love and that of "missed connections" at train stations quite human affairs. Cheers! -Marissa-
Great page on Mannheim, Don.Those blocks & numbers would so confuse me!I enjoyed your explanationof the Gurs sign. Wonder what the OLD Opera house would have been like?
Very interesting page with good pictures. The signpost pointing to Gurs is a good idea to remind people of the grim past. I'm sorry you lost that person on the other train. Perhaps you could try to meet her again?:)
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My form code is looking like this:
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A young Frenchwoman goes to work in a butcher's shop during her college vacation. Every day the butcher whispers obscenities in her ear, describing their imagined lovemaking. And as the summer heat takes hold, so does her lust. Here The Butcher is coupled with Reyes' second novella, Lucie's Long Voyage, which also features her irresistible blend of sensual earthiness and the dreamlike imagery of a fractured fairy tale.
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Almudena Grandes (Madrid, 1960) a publie six romans depuis 1989, dont "Le C ur glace" (Lattes, 2008), qui a obtenu le prix Mediterranee. C'est avec "Ines et la joie", Lattes, 2012 (prix de la Critique de Madrid) qu'elle a commence la serie des "Episodes d'une guerre interminable," et elle continue son travail romanesque autour de la guerre civile espagnole.
Alina Reyes was born in 1956 near Bordeaux, in France, where she lives. She is the author of an erotic novel that brought her world wide fame, The Butcher, which was translated into 25 languages. She has also published When You Love it is Time to Leave (1993), Behind the Door (1994), and The Womens' Body (1999), My Sweet Life (2001) and her latest non fiction book is Politics of Love. Grove will publish her erotic novel, Satisfaction, in August 2004.
ARTURO P+REZ-REVERTE is an internationally acclaimed author whose books have been translated into nineteen languages in thirty countries and have sold more than three million copies worldwide. He was born in 1951 in Spain, where he still lives.


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Greedy Gordon Gekko Seeks Revenge as Wall Street Melts: Review
Kissing goodbye to eight years in jail, Gordon Gekko is collecting his things on the way out.
"One silk handkerchief, one necktie, one gold watch, one gold money clip with no money in it: and one mobile phone," says the prison official, slamming a prehistoric piece of hardware on the counter.
Gekko, the corporate raider in Oliver Stone's 1987 "Wall Street," is back on the big screen in the director's "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," with Michael Douglas in the title role. Yet Gekko has none of his mythical perks: no private jets with escorts at the ready, no flashy limos, no overpriced art. Years in the slammer have left him with nothing but a surfeit of financial wisdom, which he shares in his book "Is Greed Good?"
Stone took some coaxing before resuscitating the story. As he said at the movie's Cannes Film Festival premiere, Gekko seemed small fry next to the real-life sharks who dominated finance from the 1990s, making exponentially higher sums in speculative transactions with the regulators' blessing.
What persuaded Stone to revive Gekko was the September 2008 bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and the $700 billion lifeline thrown by taxpayers to U.S. financial institutions.
Seen through 21st-century eyes, the original "Wall Street" looks aesthetically dated. How could shoulder pads, big hair, and egg-topped steak tartare ever have been cool?
Yet the movie was packed with potent, tightly scripted scenes that drew you to the characters, particularly the three main ones: Gekko, his hungry young protege Bud Fox (Charlie Sheen), and Bud's blue-collar dad (Martin Sheen). It was riveting to watch Bud swing between those two men, because they represented the conflicting poles in his own personality -- extreme greed and high principle.
Oscar Performance
"Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" lacks that dramatic intensity. A whole new cast of characters has been brought in to act out the updated storyline. Yet the best thing about the sequel is still that lone leftover from the 1987 original: Gekko, as played by Douglas, whose stellar performance merits a second Oscar.
The main new figure is ambitious Jake Moore (played by baby-faced Shia LaBeouf), a proprietary trader who lost his dad to drink and found a substitute in mentor Louis Zabel (Frank Langella), a bigwig at his Wall Street bank.
Jake loves money. Yet he also loves doing good, and he reconciles the two by seeking investors for an alternative energy company that needs help. Somehow, that's a contradiction there. What bonus-craving upstart on Wall Street would let idealism guide his investment advice?
Gekko's Daughter
Jake's fate becomes entwined with Gekko's through Jake's girlfriend Winnie (Carey Mulligan), Gekko's estranged daughter and only surviving child. Winnie's fury at her dad is undiminished; when he is seen promoting his book on a TV chat show, she throws the remote control at the set.
Jake and Gekko's affection for the same girl -- Winnie --is coupled with their hatred of the same guy: Bretton James (Josh Brolin), a partner in the prestigious investment bank Churchill Schwartz, which has top-level backers in Washington. They both want to get back at him.
James wears burgundy dinner jackets, has a Goya hanging in his oak-paneled home office, and puffs on hefty cigars. You'd expect a man in his position to be paranoid and unforgiving. Au contraire: James hires Jake to give his firm a greener profile - - even though Jake used to work for one of his enemies (Zabel) and dates the daughter of another (Gekko).
Brolin (who was George W. Bush in Stone's "W.") looks as stiff in his two-dimensional part as he is in his dinner jacket. LaBeouf grows into the role, his moral ambivalence increasingly visible, yet cannot overcome the contradictions within it.
Mulligan's Talents
Mulligan, picked by Stone for her incredibly natural performance in "An Education," can't show off her talents in this picture. All that's required of her is to cry, or look like she's about to.
Other fine actors get awkward cameos. Langella is predictable as the weary old Wall Street wolf. Susan Sarandon, Jake's nurse-turned-realtor mom who loses in the property meltdown, keeps nagging her son for cash. "I make more in a month than I did in a year as a nurse," she says. "You made a difference," comes his hackneyed reply.
The financial plot twists are more credible, given co-writer Allan Loeb's record as a licensed broker-dealer. Trading rooms are filled with scrolling screens and plasma TVs tuned into financial news channels. Of the two firms where Jake works, the first (which is sold for a song and refused a government bailout) seems a cross between Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns Cos., while the second can remind you of Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Stone created a legend in Gekko two decades ago with "Wall Street": a character venerated since by a generation of wannabes. Though "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" is entertaining and full of suspense, it seems to validate his longstanding reluctance to make a sequel.
Rating: **1/2.
(Farah Nayeri writes for Bloomberg News. The opinions expressed are her own.)
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At least 8,000 dead seabirds have washed up on an Alaskan beach. These birds starved to death, but it's not clear why.
by Samantha Page Nov 17, 2015
The company joins Shell in backing out of drilling in the Chukchi Sea.
by Samantha Page Oct 23, 2015
As it turns out, the United States is not the only country with interests in the Arctic.
by Natasha Geiling Oct 13, 2015
In an interview with BBC News, Gov. Bill Walker (I-AK) said that Alaska needs to expand oil and drilling projects to pay for climate change programs.
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As erosion and rising seas destroy their land, residents of Newtok, Alaska, are hopeful that their community can be saved before the threats of climate change engulf their village.
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Shell's multi-billion dollar investment off Alaska comes to a fruitless close -- for now.
by Emily Atkin Sep 1, 2015
Considering his record with tribes, it's not surprising that Trump said he'd change Denali's name back to Mount McKinley.
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"The time to heed the critics and the cynics and the deniers is past," Obama said. "Those who want to ignore the science, they are increasingly alone. They're on their own shrinking island."
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My husband is not my soul mate
For The Art in Life
My marriage is not based on a set of choices over which I had no control. It is based on a daily choice to love this man, this husband that I chose out of many people that I could have chosen to love (in theory, don't imagine that many others were lined up and knocking at the door). He is not some elusive soul mate, not some divine fulfillment, not some perfect step on the rigorously laid out but oh so secret "Plan for My Life."
But he is the person that I giggly chose to go out on a date with in college. He is the person who chose to not dump me when I announced that I was moving to France for a year, then Kentucky for another year. He is the person who asked me to move to D.C. and I chose to do so. He is the person who decided to ask me to marry him and I agreed. At any step here, we could have made other choices and you know what? We might have married other people, or stayed single, and had happy and full lives.
But now I delight in choosing to love him every day.
I like it better this way, with the pressure on me and not on fate, cosmos, or divinity. I will not fall out of love, cannot fall out of love, because I willingly dived in and I'm choosing daily to stay in. This is my joyous task, my daily decision. This is my marriage.
Someday I hope to have daughters and sons. I am going to pray for their futures everyday, and I will pray for who they might marry, but also what job they will have, who their friends will be, and most of all, that they delight in becoming more like Christ. But when my daughters come home starry-eyed from camp announcing that they can't wait till the day they meet the man God has for them, I will probably pop their bubble and remind them that God doesn't have a husband stored away somewhere for them.
He has a whole life, one of rich and abundant choices. And it is awesome.
Oh, and for the record — I like James so much more than my imaginary, obnoxiously religious, youth pastor future husband. When I asked him if he had written Future Me letters as a child, he told me he was too busy memorizing Pink Floyd lyrics. But then he ran in the next room and wrote down what 14-year old James would have said in a letter to 14-year old Hannah: "I hope you're hot." That's why boys didn't get swept up in that movement ... they knew the truth all along.
(Also for the record, I actually think a lot of the high Evangelical movement was awesome, especially in so far as it made young people do a ridiculous amount of churchy activities so that we weren't out doing drugs or at home watching reruns because we didn't even have Netflix yet. I was at youth group every time those doors were open and I LOVED it.)
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I am trying to export email from thunderbird so that I can read it in mutt. I have started by exporting into mbox format using the ImportExportTools thunderbird add on. I then copied the file to the server, but mutt told me there were no messages in the file.
After some more research it appears that there are several variants of mbox. The exported file appears to be either mboxo or mboxrd - at any rate I found a
>From in the text of the file, and there are no Content-Length headers (as there would be in an mboxcl/mboxcl2 file).
Now according to the link above on the variants of mbox: "The mutt MUA attempts to convert "mboxo" and "mboxrd" mailboxes to "mboxcl" format." But this has obviously not happened in this case.
So does anyone know how to convert mboxo/mboxrd into mboxcl? Are there any tools available? Or am I going to have to write some code to do this ...
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Kirin Deal Shows 'Only Chance' to Take Advantage of Yen
Kirin Holdings Co.'s purchase of a stake in Brazil's second-largest beermaker took Japan's overseas acquisitions this year to at least $46 billion as a stronger yen boosts domestic companies' buying power abroad.
This year has been the busiest in terms of cross-border purchases involving Japanese companies since 2008, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The total announced or completed since Jan. 1 almost equals that for similar deals in 2010 and 2009 combined, the data show.
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. and Toshiba Corp. are among companies making acquisitions abroad, as the yen climbs against the dollar, having strengthened to a postwar record of 76.25 yen in March. Kirin made its third-biggest purchase yesterday to gain a foothold in Latin America's biggest beer market as a declining and aging population hurts domestic demand.
"Now is the only chance to take advantage of the strong yen," Makoto Kikuchi, chief executive officer at Myojo Asset Management Japan Co., a Tokyo-based hedge fund advisory firm, said by phone yesterday. "Japanese companies, especially for companies that rely more on domestic demand, must go outside if they want to boost profits, as little growth is expected in their home market."
U.K., Sudan
The Japanese currency has gained 11 percent over the past year and traded at 77.16 to the dollar as of 3:22 p.m. in Tokyo, from 77.15 yesterday.
Kirin slid 4.9 percent, the most since March 17, to 1,092 yen at the 3 p.m. close in Tokyo trading. Minority holders in Schincariol Participacoes e Representacoes SA said the Japanese brewer's stake purchase violates a shareholder agreement.
Takeda's announced plan to buy closely held Nycomed for 6.3 billion euros ($8.9 billion) is the biggest deal this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Nycomed will bring operations in China, India and Latin America to reduce Takeda's reliance on sales in Japan and the U.S.
Sony Corp. and five bidding partners bought Nortel Networks Corp.'s remaining patents for $4.5 billion in a deal completed last month.
Trading company Itochu Corp. last month completed its purchase of the U.K. tire retailer Kwik-Fit Group Ltd. for 637 million pounds ($1.04 billion).
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Japan Tobacco Inc. plans to boost overseas profit by at least 10 percent as it said domestic cigarette sales by volume have plunged since October, when the tobacco tax was raised by a record 40 percent. The world's third-largest publicly traded cigarette maker agreed on July 29 to pay $450 million for Haggar Cigarette & Tobacco Factory Ltd., which operates in Sudan and oil-rich South Sudan.
Japan Tobacco has gained 13 percent this year, compared with an 8 percent drop for the broader Topix index.
"The domestic market is saturated and has a little room to grow," said Mitsuo Shimizu, an analyst at Cosmo Securities Co. in Tokyo.
The country's gross domestic product, which contracted in the three months through March, may shrink at a 2.97 percent annual pace in the second quarter before returning to growth, according to the average forecast of 43 economists in a survey by the government-affiliated Economic Planning Association released in June.
Brazilian Brewer
The yen's climb is threatening profits of exporters, including Sony and Toyota Motor Corp. Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda said yesterday it's overvalued.
The strengthening past 80 yen to the dollar is slowing the nation's economic recovery, Toyota President Akio Toyoda said July 19.
The yen's gains cut first-quarter operating profit at Japan's biggest automaker by 50 billion yen ($648 million), Toyota said yesterday. A 15-yen change in the exchange rate over the past year has "blown off" 300,000 yen, or $3,900, in profit on a $20,000 car, said Senior Managing Officer Takahiko Ijichi.
Sony, Japan's largest exporter of consumer electronics, cut sales projections in part because of the yen's advance.
Kirin, Japan's second-largest brewer, yesterday paid 3.95 billion reais ($2.5 billion) to gain a majority stake in Schincariol, Brazil's second-largest brewer and producer of Devassa Bem Loura and Nova Schin.
Tropicana, Volvic
The Tokyo-based maker of Kirin Lager, which also sells Tropicana Juice and Volvic mineral water, has spent more than $12 billion on overseas acquisitions in the past five years. Yesterday's deal is Kirin's biggest purchase after Lion Nathan and Australian milk and juice producer National Foods, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"Investing abroad is the most rational way for Japanese food companies to use their cash," said Koichi Ogawa, portfolio manager at Daiwa SB Investments Ltd. in Tokyo. "Beer demand is poised to grow in Brazil."
Kirin bought all of Australia's second-largest beermaker in 2009 and owns almost half of San Miguel Brewery Inc., which produces about 90 percent of the beer consumed in the Philippines.
Japan's beer sales last year fell 2.8 percent to 459 million cases, the lowest level since records began in 1992.
Asahi, Toshiba
Asahi Group Holdings Ltd., Japan's biggest beermaker by sales volume, last month agreed to buy Permanis, PepsiCo Inc.'s Malaysia bottler. The beermaker also offered NZ$129 million ($111 million) for Charlie's Group Ltd., a New Zealand-based fruit juice producer.
Asahi, which said in February it may spend 400 billion yen on acquisitions by 2012, plans to complete the A$188 million ($202 million) purchase of P&N Beverages Australia Pty Ltd.'s water and juice divisions in September.
Toshiba, Japan's biggest maker of nuclear reactors, joined government-backed fund Innovation Network Corp. of Japan last month to buy Landis+Gyr AG. The purchase gives Toshiba access to the Swiss electronic-metering company's customers in 30 markets as countries including the U.S. upgrade electrical systems.
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Rising Mountains: Hayley's Hand Drawns 3
This is my third doll thread now. xD My other was getting a bit long, so if a mod can close it, that'd be great, thanks. ^^
General rules apply to my dolls. No frankendolling, do not use without my consent, don't claim as your own, etc. You all know the drill. Some of my dolls may be copyrighted, others may not, so I wouldn't risk stealing any. I work hard on these; usually between 2 or 3 hours. Of course, I also multi-task, so it's probably only about 1-2 hours of straight work, sometimes more.
My most recent dolls (if you haven't been following my old thread,) can be found on my dA, Orange-Bubbles on deviantART .
Here is my newest, and previously unposted, doll:
Base by TheHWord on deviantART . She is SO amazing. O_O
This is my character in Vampire Clan (one of the two), named Carmella. She is not a vampire right now, but human. She's just naturally pale. xD Her favourite colour is light green, as you can see. Carmella is very anti-social, but not exactly book smart, so she couldn't be labelled as a "nerd", really. Everyone in her family has poor eyesight, and thus Carmella wears glasses. Those were annoying to doll. It would have been easier on Photoshop, 'cuz I could have made the lenses semi-transparent, but alas I only use MS Paint. Other then semi-transparency problems, it's done me pretty well. Carmella doesn't necessarily like spots or anything, but I had to give her a pattern on her undies to make it look less plain, and spots worked perfectly. Then I needed a background and to make it work with the spots, I decided more spots! ^^ I decided to keep the shading very simple and soft so it didn't contrast the base too much.
I keep meaning to pixel something less casual, but my uncreative mind has problems with that. Besides, Carmella's a very casual girl (she lives in a townhouse and works at a pizza place, not exactly high class... xD) so making her look all dressed up would have not portrayed her character as much as just her lounging around in a t-shirt and underwear. Anything more would have been hard on the half-base, too.
Anyways, CC is allowed. :mrgreen:
Hayley- WOW. The hair has me breathless and I don't know how you got those big white polka-dots onto the pants/whatever things without losing the shape of the underlying.. well.. Shape. xD So cool. I think I'll go on dA and favorite it.
Did you choose a base with bigb bo0bs on pupose? XD Sorry, had to say it.
The green spots hurt my eyes, but I like the rest. As sor the glasses issue, all you had to do was dither some whitish blue in the sorner for some shine; you don't need semi-transparency. Actually, unless those are sunglasses, it wouldn't look like real glasses; as a glasses-wearer, I know. XD It would be a bad thing if regular glasses were tinted, especially in a dark room. :lol:
Actually, I cut the bo0bs down a bit 'cuz they were too big. XD She's supposed to be pear shaped, but if I cut the bo0bs down anymore, it would have looked funny.
I like green. It's bright, that's why I chose it. xD
Yeah, I wasn't sure how to get the glasses right at all. I've never done glasses before. At least none that large.
It's not on my dA yet, Aaron. I'll put it on soon, I promise. ^^
Take it from me; the only thing on anything but sunglasses is shine. XD
*Happy dance*
Oooh I'm a-happeh dancin' Oohoohh..!
Give us more. :D I love your dolls.
Ooohh... Amazing... I love how you shaded the wrinkles and the shape of the body. ^^
Thank you to everyone. ^_^
Now I just need a base and some inspiration. Hopefully I'll have another done by Monday.
You should try Mouldycat's Artistic Vision contest Here. SUPER fun. And you can use the Tina base by Mouldy. It's part of the items to use!! Hope that helped 8D
It's kind of too late, no? xD
I made a new av on my dA. Here it is:
Base by *DEAC loves you.
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The Major Public Open Space System includes over 29,000 acres of diverse lands, including the Elena Gallegos Picnic Area, Rio Grande Valley State Park, parts of Petroglyph National Monument, and select areas in the East Mountains. Effective management of these special areas is enhanced by public involvement through volunteering.
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Nice play area for lil one's
$50 per game 3 games - 1:20 DD
Please bring a new ball or good game ball
Please email at firstname.lastname@example.com
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