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Email Marketing Under Attack in R.I.
Rhode Island's attorney general has put the kibosh on email marketing campaigns for the medical marijuana industry there. Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin contacted the Thomas C. Slater Compassion Center [click to read more...]
Which States Will Legalize Recreational Marijuana in 2014?
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Something monumental is happening in Massachusetts: The state is actually moving forward with medical marijuana regulations at a surprisingly rapid pace. Last week, the state's health department released its near-term [click to read more...]
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First Colorado and Washington, then a few states on the East Coast? That could very well be the case when it comes to marijuana legalization. Last week, lawmakers in Rhode [click to read more...]
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Let the domino effect begin. Lawmakers in four states plan to submit bills that would legalize marijuana for adult use and tax cannabis sales, spurred by similar successful measures in [click to read more...]
New Jersey, Rhode Island Medical Cannabis Dispensaries Finally Poised to Open?
The day when patients in New Jersey and Rhode Island can start purchasing medical marijuana from a licensed dispensary appears to be drawing near. Both states have made significant progress [click to read more...]
Rhode Island Marijuana Dispensary Bill Clears Last Hurdle, Cannabis Centers Could Open By Fall
It looks like medical cannabis dispensaries will finally become a reality in Rhode Island. A revised measure that paves the way for the creation of three marijuana centers sailed through [click to read more...]
Rhode Island Medical Marijuana Program Back on Track, But Federal Threat Remains
An interesting turn of events in Rhode Island over the past few days has given medical cannabis proponents, would-be MMJ professionals and industry vendors new hope that the state will [click to read more...]
35 Cities in Oregon Ban Dispensaries
Dozens of Oregon communities are declining to roll out the welcome mat for medical marijuana [click to read more...]
First Rec License Awarded in Washington State
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New Jersey Says MMJ Program Working Just Fine
New Jersey's three operating dispensaries can adequately meet current demand for medical cannabis despite complaints [click to read more...]
Home Grows in B.C. Will Likely Continue, Despite Ban
Home growers in British Columbia may escape Canada's impending ban on grow-it-yourself marijuana. Politicians and [click to read more...]
More Than 300 Apply for Oregon Dispensary Licenses
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Comcast Will Air Multi-State MMJ Ad Campaign
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Thousands Apply for Licenses to Work in CO's Rec Industry
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New Mexico Could Allow 12 More Cultivation Sites
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Angel Investment Group Reports Big Growth
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San Diego Passes Restrictive Dispensary Regulations
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Nokia (NOK) is cut to Equalweight at Barclays and its price target reduced to $4 from $8, with...
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Nokia (NOK) is cut to Equalweight at Barclays and its price target reduced to $4 from $8, with the analysts saying the deterioration in its core mobile phone business is significantly worse than anticipated. Shares -1.9% premarket.
Every now and then I find myself reading some of these analysis and forget they are making a guess, just like us mortals.
So... they lower the price target to the double of it's current price!? And call it a Downgrade!? WTF!?
Ah, I was a bit dyslexic. Sorry. That makes more sense, indeed...
Even so, doing it after the news is just pointless, isn't it?
Also... this extra slide of the shares seems kind of manipulated. I have a small bet on Nokia. Not worried if I lose it all, but I hope to double or even triple my money (in the next 5 years or so). -
Why o why would Barclays, Goldman Sachs or any other giant money grabbing bank, spread the world over with sincere good advices. Only thing what is on big banks mind is maipulating the market so they make huge amounts of cash by trading (buying cheap and sell expensive)... It is their full profession to create ridiculous bear rumours and sell advices, to start buying afetr rates drop.

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Alex Reid of Hobo Hi-Fi (a trolley wheeled portable stereo system) rocking a North Fitzroy Melbourne Cup street party.
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dope shot & cool jacket! Looks like it was a great street party.
Insane dof! Taken with the 80/2.8 or did you use a 180/2.8? I love the Pentacon 6 systems but so far the rumors of reliability (or lack thereof) have kept me out of the game.
This was with 80mm. I find that even with the smaller apertures (11+) there is noticable dof which can at times be frustrating. this was shot at f5.6 I think.
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"If other people can see that I did it, then it might empower them to do the same thing," said David Rudofski.
At the tender age of 8, Rudofski's life changed. While giving his first confession at St. Mary's parish in Mokena, he says Father James Burnett sexually molested him. Rudofski says he told his mother, but she didn't believe him.
"What happened to me was not her fault," he said. "She has struggled with this a lot and me as a parent, I can imagine that."
Last week, Rudofski won a 7-year-long court battle against the diocese of Joliet. The diocese concluded Rudofski was abused by Father Burnett, though the priest denies the allegations. As part of the settlement Rudofski wanted all of the archived files of pedophile and predatory priests made public.
"If this was known back then, she would have immediately taken every step possible, contacted every authority that she needed to contact and definitely would have gotten to the bottom of it right away," Rudofski said.
Money, he says, was not an issue. At one point he filed a settlement offer requesting no monetary award, only the unlocking of the priests' files. That offer was rejected by the diocese.
The Joliet Diocese website now lists 34 priests that they say have "substantiated allegations of sexual abuse of minors or who have been credibly accused but whose cases are still pending in the canonical process."
Rudofski was only able to get the files of 15 of the priests, containing more than 7,000 pages, kept from the public for decades.
"It was justice for myself and justice for so many other people," he said. "So, it was really important to tell that story because all of those things that were covered up could have really prevented that from happening to me."
Diocese of Joliet spokesman James Dwyer said the Catholic Church believed they were handling abuse cases correctly at the time.
"We know errors of judgment were made in the past," Dwyer said. "What we need to do is learn from that, and we have, we already have learned a lot from that, and we continue to learn a lot from that, and we're going to do everything that we can to ensure that children are protected in the future."
Wednesday, the Diocese of Joliet announced a new victim outreach campaign on their website.
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And just one day after the I-Team's exclusive report, Wednesday the diocese of Joliet announced a new victim outreach campaign on their web site.
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US 5300384 A Abstract A method of forming a toner image on a receiving sheet includes a step of either transferring or fixing a toner image to the receiving sheet, in which the receiving sheet is heated to a temperature of at least 100 impermeable layer on the side of the sheet opposite the toner image is made permeable by application of small, closely spaced holes in the layer. The method is particularly usable with a receiving sheet having a heat-softenable layer which is heated beyond its softening point to facilitate transfer of images made up of very small toner particles. The holes are preferably mechanically punched in a curl-preventing layer on the opposite side of the sheet.
Claims(14) 1. In a method of forming a toner image, which method includes a step in which a receiving sheet is heated to a temperature of at least 100 to a first side of the receiving sheet, and which first side has an outer heat-softenable layer to which the toner image is transferred or fixed and a second opposite side having a second side layer of a material which is coated in a thickness in which it is substantially gas impermeable, the improvement wherein the second side layer includes holes mechanically formed and sufficiently through said layer to permit escape of steam from said sheet during said step in which said sheet is heated.
2. A method of forming a multicolor toner image, said method comprising:
forming a series of single color toner images, and transferring to a first side of a receiving sheet, which first registration to a first side of a receiving sheet, which first side is defined by a continuous, gas impermeable, heat softenable layer, by bringing the first side of the receiving sheet into pressure contact with said color images and heating said receiving sheet to a temperature sufficient to soften the heat softenable layer and to sinter the toner at least where toner particles touch each other and touch the receiving sheet, wherein the receiving sheet further includes a paper support, which paper support contains moisture which has a tendency to turn into steam in the transferring step, and which receiving sheet further includes a gas impermeable layer opposite to the first side of the receiving sheet which is sufficiently continuous to offset any curl producing effect caused by the heat softenable layer, and which includes mechanically formed, fine, closely spaced holes through which steam may escape from said support during said transferring process. 3. The method according to claim 2 wherein the gas impermeable layer on the second side of said receiving sheet is made out of polyethylene, polypropylene or a combination of polyethylene and polypropylene.
4. The method according to claim 2 wherein said transferring step includes positioning a receiving sheet on a transfer drum and rotating the transfer drum to bring the receiving sheet through a nip with the image member while heating the transfer drum to a temperature sufficient to sinter the toner particles in said image at least where the toner particles touch said transfer sheet and each other.
5. The method according to claim 2 wherein the holes are not more than 0.05 cm in diameter and are not more than 1.0 cm apart, center to center.
6. The method according to claim 5 wherein the holes are not more than 0.5 cm apart, center to center.
7. A toner image receiving sheet usable in a method in which the sheet is heated to either transfer or fix said toner image to a first side of said sheet, said receiving sheet comprising:
a support having a tendency to hold moisture, a receiving layer substantially impermeable to steam on a first side of said sheet for receiving a toner image, which receiving layer has a glass transition temperature sufficiently low that it is heat softened when the sheet is heated to a temperature of 100 a second side layer on a second side of the sheet opposite the first side, said second side layer being of a material that is not heat softened at 100 trapped steam in said sheet and to offset any curl producing tendencies of the receiving layer, and said second side layer having small, closely spaced, mechanically formed holes sufficiently through said layer to permit the escape of steam and lessen the tendency of said sheet to blister when heated. 8. A receiving sheet according to claim 7 wherein said second side layer is a curl-preventing layer made of either polyethylene, polypropylene or a blend of polyethylene and polypropylene.
9. A receiving sheet according to claim 7 wherein said holes are spaced apart by not more than 1.0 cm, center to center.
10. A receiving sheet according to claim 9 wherein said holes are spaced apart by not more than 0.5 cm, center to center.
11. A receiving sheet according to claim 9 wherein said holes are not more than 0.5 cm in diameter.
12. A receiving sheet according to claim 10 wherein said holes are not more than 0.5 cm in diameter.
13. A method of making a receiving sheet according to claim 7 comprising mechanically pressing holes in said second side layer.
14. The method according to claim 13 wherein said sheet is passed between a pair of pressure members, one of said members contacting the second side of said sheet and having needle-like protrusions spaced less than 1.0 cm apart and of sufficient depth to form holes in the second side layer to form a path through the second side layer for the escape of steam from the support.
Description FIG. 1 is a known apparatus in which the invention can be carried out. According to FIG. 1, an image forming apparatus 1 includes an image member, for example, a photoconductive drum 10 which is rotatable past a series of stations to create a series of different color toner images. More specifically, a photoconductive surface on drum 10 is uniformly charged by a charging device 1 1 and imagewise exposed by an exposing device, for example, laser 13 to create a series of electrostatic images. The electrostatic images are toned, each by a different one of toning stations 15, 16, 17 and 18 to create a series of different color toner images. The different color toner images are transferred in registration to a receiving sheet to create a multicolor image. The receiving sheet is fed from a receiving sheet supply 21 onto a periphery of a transfer drum 20 where it is held by suitable means, for example, gripping fingers, vacuum or electrostatics. The toner images are transferred from image member 10 to the receiving sheet on drum 20 by a combination of heat and pressure. More specifically, drum 20 is internally heated by a lamp 23 to a temperature slightly above 100 temperature of the receiving sheet to approximately 100 10 and 20 create a nip in which the receiving sheet is pressed against each toner image. The heated receiving sheet causes the toner image to sinter at least where toner particles touch the receiving sheet and where they touch each other. This sintering causes the toner to transfer to the receiving sheet. Two, three or four single color toner images are transferred in registration to the receiving sheet to create a multicolor image on a first side or surface of the receiving sheet. According to a preferred embodiment, transfer, especially of the first toner image, is enhanced if the first side of the receiving sheet contains a heat-softenable outer layer. The heating of transfer drum 20 raises the temperature of the outer layer substantially above its softening point, facilitating transfer of toner. The subsequent toner images adhere either to the heat-softenable layer or to toner already transferred. The heat-softenable layer contributes to uniformity of gloss of the final image. It also assists in fixing by allowing at least a portion of the image to be embedded in the heat-softenable layer with less spreading, thereby enhancing resolution. Drum 10 is continuously cleaned by a cleaning device 27. Drum 20 can also be cleaned by an articulated cleaning device, not shown. After the multicolor image has been formed on the first side of the receiving sheet, the receiving sheet is separated from transfer drum 20 by an articulatable skive 28, which directs the receiving sheet to a transport 29 which transports the receiving sheet to a fixing device 30. Fixing device 30 includes a fixing web, for example, a ferrotyping metal belt 31, which is trained about at least two rollers 32 and 33. The first surface of the receiving sheet is pressed against belt 31 by a scuff or pressing roller 39. If the first surface of the receiving sheet has a heat-softenable outer layer, it has a tendency to stick to the ferrotyping surface of belt 31 and follows belt 31 around roller 32 into a nip 40 formed between a pressure roller 42 and belt 3 1, where belt 31 is backed by roller 32. Roller 32 is internally heated to maintain the image and any heat-softenable layer on the first surface of the receiving sheet in a heat-softened condition so that the image can be at least partially embedded in the heat-softenable layer in the nip 40 and otherwise smoothed and fixed to the second surface thereof. The belt 31 can be cooled by cooling device 43 which brings the image and any heat-softenable layer to a temperature below its glass transition temperature before the leading edge of the receiving sheet reaches roller 33. Roller 33 is sufficiently small that the receiving sheet separates from belt 31 as belt 31 passes around roller 33. The separated receiving sheet can be further processed, for example, by a texturizing or gloss-increasing station 50 and a paper cutter 60 and is finally deposited in an output tray 70. The temperature of the receiving sheet is controlled as much as possible to be high enough to transfer the toner but not so high that it causes blistering of the sheet. To assist in this control, it is helpful if the photoconductive drum 10 is also heated to a temperature not sufficiently high to hurt its photoconductive properties but substantially above ambient, for example, 45 temperature of the receiving sheet if drum 20 is a hard metallic drum providing good heat transfer from lamp 23 to the receiving sheet and rapid control as the temperature of the drum 20 changes. For this reason, it may be desirable to provide any desired width of nip between drums 20 and 10 by providing the photoconductive surface of drum 10 on a slightly compliant backing. For example, image member 10 can be formed by a metal drum, on the top of which is placed a photoconductive web having an elastomeric material such as silicone rubber coated to its rear surface contacting the metal drum. Blistering in a receiving sheet is commonly caused by heating moisture in the receiving sheet above 100 which immediately attempts to escape the sheet. If plain paper is being used as the receiving sheet, the steam may well escape readily without damage to the sheet. However, more finely finished sheets have exterior layers or surface treatments that inhibit the release of the steam, and the steam actually forces its way out, creating a blister. Typical higher quality papers have gloss-producing materials added to their surface, either as a treatment of the paper itself, or as a discrete layer, which have this effect. As described above, in the preferred form of the process illustrated with respect to FIG. 1, the receiving sheet contains a heat-softenable thermoplastic outer layer. This layer is impervious to gas. To counteract the tendency of the sheet to curl after it exits fixing device 30, a curl-preventing layer is applied to the other side, which is commonly polyethylene or polypropylene of sufficient thickness to counterbalance the layer or layers on the first side of the sheet. A polyethylene or polypropylene layer also inhibits the escape of gas, leaving any steam created nowhere to go, and the steam pushes one of the layers out, creating a blister. This problem is solved, according to FIG. 2, by using in the process a receiving sheet 3, constructed as shown in FIG. 2. According to FIG. 2, receiving sheet 3 includes a paper support 4 and a heat-softenable layer 5 which may be coated on a polyethylene or polypropylene support layer 7 placed directly on paper support 4. Layer 5 defines the first side or surface of the receiving sheet which receives the toner image and makes that image easily fixed. To prevent curl, the second side of the receiving sheet has a curl-preventing layer 6 made of polypropylene, polyethylene, a combination of these materials, or some other thermoplastic material coated to a thickness compensating for curl induced by the layer or layers on the first side of the receiving sheet. A series of holes 8 are made in the curl-preventing layer 6, as shown in FIG. 2. The holes are not critical in size but should be not more than 0.05 cm in diameter to avoid causing a marking of the other side of the receiving sheet in the course of passing through the fixing device. Similarly, the spacing of the holes is not critical, but they should be closer than approximately 1 cm to avoid requiring long paths for any steam to escape. Preferably, the holes should be 0.5 cm apart, center to center, or less. With these holes placed in the curl-preventing layer of the receiving sheet, sufficient steam is allowed to escape during the transfer process to prevent blistering of either side of the receiving sheet. If any moisture is left in the receiving sheet when it enters the fixing device 30 and that moisture turns to steam, it also can escape through the holes 8 during that portion of the process. As an example of the prior art problem, a receiving sheet comprising a 10 micron thick heat-softenable thermoplastic coating (a polyester having a Tg less than 70 layer was coated onto an approximately 175 micron thick paper support. On the back was coated an approximately 30 micron thick curl-preventing layer of a polyethylene-polypropylene blend. The receiver was heated in a transfer station to 135 same receiving sheet was made, except that the backside coating of polyethylene-polypropylene was perforated by hand with a rolling knife having filed points, 0.5 cm apart. This sheet was also heated in a transfer station to 135 either side of the sheet. According to FIG. 3, perforations can be made in a continuous manufacturing process by pressing the curl-preventing layer 6 against a chill roller 82 bearing sharp asperities or needle-like protrusions 84, immediately after extrusion of layer 6. The protrusions 84 should have sufficient height to fully penetrate through curl-preventing layer 6, preferably 50 microns in height for a 30 micron thick curl-preventing layer. The protrusions are spaced 0.5 cm apart, center to center, and are tapered from a point to a thickness of less than 0.05 cm. The opposing surface of support 4 is shown backed by a chill pressure roller 86. Preferably, this step is accomplished before any layers are extruded onto the opposing surface. However, if the layers 5 and 7 are already formed on support 4, chill pressure roller 86 should be sufficiently smooth not to disturb especially layer 5. The invention is illustrated with respect to any receiving sheet for a toner image that is used in a process in which the receiving sheet has a tendency to blister. However, the method and receiving sheet are particularly usable when extremely small toner particles make up the image. For example, toner particles less than 5 microns in diameter are extremely difficult to transfer electrostatically. Therefore, the use of heat and the heat-softenable thermoplastic layer is particularly advantageous to effect their transfer. Thus, this invention is especially useful for extremely high quality imaging using very small toner particles. The invention has been described in detail with particular reference to a preferred embodiment thereof, but it will be understood that variations and modifications can be effected within the spirit and scope of the invention as described hereinabove and as defined in the appended claims FIG. 1 is a side schematic of an image forming apparatus. FIG. 2 is a schematic section of a receiving sheet with layers greatly magnified, but not necessarily to scale, and not crosshatched for clarity of illustration. FIG. 3 is a side schematic of a perforation station of a continuous manufacturing apparatus not drawn to scale. This invention relates to a method for producing a toner image in which a receiving sheet is heated in either fixing or transferring the toner image to the sheet. It also relates to a receiving sheet for use in such a process and the product produced by that process. U.S. Pat. No. 4,927,727, issued May 27, 1990 to Rimai et al, describes a method of transferring toner particles by heating a receiver to a temperature which sinters the toner particles sufficiently to cause them to stick to each other and to the receiver, thereby affecting transfer of the toner from an image member to the receiver. According to a preferred embodiment, the receiver is coated with a heat softenable thermoplastic such that it becomes soft in the process and the toner particle is at least partially embedded in the thermoplastic to assist in the transfer. This process is particularly usable in transferring very small toner particles in three or four color systems. U.S. Pat. No. 5,089,363, issued Feb. 18, 1992 to Rimai et al, suggests that to prevent curl of a thermoplastic coated receiving sheet after finishing, a thermoplastic layer should also be coated on the side of the receiving sheet opposite that receiving the image. To aid handling of the sheet, the thermoplastic chosen for this opposite side is polyethylene or polypropylene, which are relatively high melting point thermoplastics which ar-e less likely to stick to surfaces supporting the back of the receiving sheet. This reference also suggests high quality gloss can be obtained in the image by contacting the receiving sheet to a ferrotyping surface under high pressure while the heat-softenable layer and the toner image are above their glass transition temperatures. To attempt to practice either transfer or fixing of small toner particles by heating a receiving sheet to 100 occur. It is well known that paper support receiving sheets generally contain moisture which turns to steam at that temperature, which blisters a sheet that is finished. Such blistering is a serious problem with the above thermally-assisted transfer process, see for example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,061,590, granted Oct. 29, 1991 to Johnson et al. Blistering has also been a well known problem with fixing toner images to other finished receiving sheets. U.S. Pat. No. 4,778,711, granted Oct. 18, 1988 to Hosomura et al, suggests that the layer receiving the toner image should contain a particular ratio of pigments to adhesives which makes the layer somewhat permeable to gas, thereby permitting steam to escape as it is formed. Such a structure releases the steam relatively slowly and may well not prevent blisters in most instances. Further, escape of air through the image surface can have a negative effect on high quality images formed with extremely small toner particles, for example, toner particles less than 5 microns in average diameter. It is an object of the invention to provide a method for forming a toner image on a receiving sheet, which receiving sheet has one or more layers of material having a tendency to inhibit escape of gas, but with reduced risk of blistering despite heating of the receiving sheet to transfer or fix the toner image. This and other objects are accomplished by using a receiving sheet in the image forming process having a backing layer formed of a material ordinarily relatively impervious to gas but containing small, closely spaced holes of sufficient depth to allow steam to escape from the sheet. It is, thus, also an object of the invention to provide a receiving sheet usable in such a process and a product made by the process. Patent Citations
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I wish I hadn't been so tired at the beginning, because I had some trouble paying attention, sadly. However, the dialogue was fantastic and the characters intriguing, though hard to buy that high schoolers would talk like this. Great scenes playing off the fact they're kids, though, using The Pin's mom to comedic advantage. Probably need to watch this again when I'm less tired.
On a side note, loved seeing Lukas Haas again (The Lady in White!).
It had been a while since I last saw BRICK and I had mostly forgotten some of the twists and specifics of the story. I love when that happens when revisiting a movie.
BRICK is such a unique and delicate film that watching it feels a lot like reading somebody's journal. In high school, so many of my friends affected a persona or style stolen from something they had watched or read - it feels so fitting that the characters of BRICK speak in the lyrical beats of hard-boiled crime fiction.
The one thing that really stood out to me about BRICK in this viewing was the music - beautiful, stirring tunes that I had never noticed before. Now that I've noticed, though, the soundtrack has easily become one of my favorites.
A favorite film of mine! I watch it about once a year. Why? Well, I am a slut for even a decent noir movie and in several ways, Brick works better than the rest. Why? Because erratic emotions and really quirky characters exist in high schools. High school was a time in my life where I would have done anything for a buck, a friend, and more than anything for an attractive lady. Brendan (played by a never better Joseph Gordon Levitt) is caught up in a mystery where he has to play both sides of the cafeteria or wind up dead in a gutter.
This cast is brilliant and I am sad that I have not seen more of…
"Whatever befalls you I'll deal with. Just tell me about the trouble with the brick, the pin."
Brick is writer and director, Rian Johnson's, feature debut which he delivered with great craftsmanship and an original and unique vision. Despite having seen Looper first, I think Brick is still Johnson's best film and most impressive one. It has a very original and smart concept which I haven't seen played out so well an any other film. Brick has all the classic noir conventions of films from the 30's like The Maltese Falcon, but it is set in a very different and drastic manner. So in a way Brick has a similar mood and atmosphere of classic film noir, but by setting…
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The film takes about half an hour to get going, and the last forty minutes are a blur of crisscrossed lines that are only resolved after Levitt gives a detailed monologue recapping the mayhem. Though, by all accounts, an impressive first feature.
What is striking is Johnson's pure assurance in his concept. He involves and affects the classic crime novels and movies, he is aware of the way their affected dialogue and put-on manners lifts the characters into classics, and he essentially creates his own noir in a setting in which we have never seen it, giving him free reign over where to go with the story and the style. And he has drawn the actors into the atmosphere.
I used to really love Brick but time hasn't been too kind to it. I commend its experimentation and what it was able to do with the budget it had but the more I watch it the more flaws I find. I still do like Brick, just not as much as I used to (it used to be among my 20 favourite movies). JGL is great as always, the cinematography is creative, the script is mostly great but a bit too stylish which can come off as rather smug. A really well done indie film and still very enjoyable, plus how can you not like a Noir film!
It's a strong concept, looks real nice, has some great scenes; in fact there's not actually anything wrong with it but I found it bit of a joyless experience.
Glum teenagers moping about being sullen and complex like Dawson's Creek does Raymond Chandler. Which is almost entirely the point I appreciate but it just made me want to watch Elliot Gould in 'The Long Goodbye'. But then most films make me wish I was watching Elliot Gould in 'The Long Goodbye'.
So in summary: not 'The Long Goodbye' with Elliot Gould.
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Apparently, I must have seen the cut-down version of 'Bella Mafia' - running time: 113 minutes - because like every fifteen minutes there was a time leap into the future (sometimes only months, sometimes years). I just didn't have time to get into the story that way. Also, it had this artificial drama feel to it and the same sappy score to go with it. Now, I understand this way of film making, but I don't exactly approve of it. But than, at the 1-hour mark, a lot of people suddenly get killed in two simultaneous scenes and this made-for-TV movie promptly becomes very, very interesting. And during the next 50 minutes, it totally redeems itself from the flaws of the first half. The ending is marvelous, especially when you've come to learn a lot about the characters' background. Nastassja Kinski's role is the pillar of all the drama & intrigues in 'Bella Maffia' and the best part of it all is that nobody knows about it (except for one person at the very end). There seems to be a two-part mini-series of this film (with a lot of extra scenes, I imagine - 2x105 minutes). So if you're interested in seeing 'Bella Mafia', I could advice you to watch the full mini-series. You'll probably get more out of it. Oh, and there's quite a few shocking scenes in this movie, especially considering it was made for TV. Not bad at all. Just be sure to be persistent biting your way through that first hour.
'Satan's School For Girls' really looks like a cool vintage seventies
satanic horror-thriller, but regardless its über-cool title, that
doesn't necessarily make it a great movie. When Elizabeth Sayer's
(Pamela Franklin, delivering a decent performance) sister commits
suicide, she works her way into the private school her sister went to.
It doesn't take too long for her to discover other girls have been
dying too. The concept is nice and it's not a boring watch, but the
mystery is a little weak and the denouement is underwhelming. Features
a bunch of good-looking seventies beauties, but no skin and no blood.
Some ladies do die, and those scenes are pretty much the only shocks
this film has to offer.
Interesting trivia: during the '70s, legendary producer Aaron Spelling
('The Love Boat', 'Dynasty', 'Beverly Hills 90210', 'Melrose
Place',...) produced several made-for-TV horror movies, and with having
watched at least one more of them (the amusing 'Cruise Into Terror',
1978), I strongly suspect they all might be enjoyable watches. So is
'Satan's School For Girls' to some extent, even if it's a quite
forgettable film. Makes me curious to see what the remake from 2000
(also made-for-TV and produced by Spelling) might have turned into.
Not exactly recommendable for die-hard horror fans, since the film offers a tame mixture of drama & thriller, with only the added supernatural element occasionally venturing into horror territory. Little Lisa (Aemilia Robinson) has, just like her mother Ellen Downey (Cheryl Ladd), psychic abilities. We're talking communication with the dead here. Her contacts with the other side will lead the good guys onto the trail of a very bad serial killer. Performances aren't too bad, but the whole film is just unremarkable, boosted by some very cheap special (editing) effects. A by-the-numbers supernatural-tinted affair for bored housewives from the nineties as its target audience.
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For his early films, José Ramón Larraz moved to England and delivered
the sort of psycho-sexually flavored genre efforts many British
directors seemed incapable of conceiving (except for people like
Nicolas Roeg and Donald Cammell at the start of their career, with
'Performance' being a fine example). A film like 'Vampyres' (1974), at
the time, even earned Larraz a reputation of being a feminist
filmmaker, which is a fairly odd side-effect when essentially creating
an on-screen lesbian vampire bloodbath. His second feature, 'Deviation'
dates back to 1971 and turned out a strange and unsettling little film,
very much worthy mentioning as an early entry in thrilling '70s
Euro-exploitation cinema. Larraz, directing under his pseudonym J. R.
Larrath, manages to concoct a mildly surreal and fairly unnerving
atmosphere without either reverting to more typical & meaningless
dream-like imagery (like his fellow Euro-colleagues Jess Franco and
Jean Rollin often tried their hand at; with what I've seen from him so
far, I place Larraz on a higher pedestal as a filmmaker) or
blood-soaked stagings (like exploitation movies in general were
starting to dictate). 'Deviation' does contain a fair amount of
weirdness, nudity and bloodshed, but in a somewhat more subtle manner.
Not seldom so would Larraz's visual flair often lean more towards the
Italian giallo films from the '70s than it would be in sync with the at
the time prevailing British horror cinema. 'Deviation' can easily be
placed between movies like Wes Craven's 'Last House On The Left' (1972)
and Don Gronquist's 'Unhinged' (1982), coincidentally two American
films, yet it still has that tangible European flavor to it (not in the
least shaped by Stelvio Cipriani's splendid original soundtrack
The plot (spoilers): One dark night, Olivia and Paul are driving home
when a deviation sign leads them onto a road into the woods. When they
have an accident, they are invited by Julian and his sister Rebecca to
spend the night in their mansion. Paul is convinced he hit someone on
the road, while Olivia doesn't believe him. Julian is a taxidermist in
his spare time and he, uhm, doesn't exactly stick to animals. Paul will
soon learn he did run someone over, but won't live long enough to tell
anybody about it. Meanwhile Olivia is kept drugged & dazed and because
of her state willingly participates in psychedelic, nightly orgies
organized by Rebecca and Julian. When things go from bad to worse and
Olivia finds out they murdered and skinned her lover Paul, she manages
to fight back and kill the two siblings.
As I watched it, 'Vampire Circus' makes up for a fun double bill with Hammer's 'Lust For A Vampire' (1971). Equally seasoned with a fair amount of nudity and a tad bit gorier than 'Lust For A Vampire', Hammer's 'Vampire Circus' doesn't fail to entertain. A plague-ridden town witnesses the arrival of a circus. Yes, it's the titular circus, so naturally blood will flow. And for a particular reason too: some prominent townsmen managed to slay Count Mitterhaus fifteen years prior to the events about to unfold. The vampire circus folks are descendants of the count and are here to exact revenge and resurrect their master, whose remains are still taking up residence in the caves beneath the hilltop castle. It all adds up to some fun Hammer horror pulp, delivering the goods that fans had grown accustomed to by that time.
Quite amusing latter-day Hammer outing, loosely based on the novella 'Carmilla' by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. Featuring an enjoyable amount of lovage, including the female/female kind of affection-sharing. Mark Raven is no Christopher Lee, so fortunately his role as Count Karnstein is limited. Yutte Stensgaard, however, is very pleasing on the eyes, taking on the role of Mircalla/Carmilla, the freshly arrived nubile student of a boarding school for girls. Jimmy Sangster in general might be considered as not being on par with some of his fellow Hammer directors, but he does manage to concoct a couple of fairly atmospheric scenes (like the nightly encounter between Mircalla and teacher-turned-servant-of-the-occult Barton). The amusing goings-on make up for an entertaining intrigue, leading up to a suitably satisfying fiery climax.
Back in the avid rental days, Dohler's 'Nightbeast' already made it as an abominable cult trash hit. Man, was that horrid piece of alien terror a hoot or not? A truly wonderful bad movie with a capital "B". Virtually a laugh riot all the way through. It's definitely worth it, if you dig a little celluloid craptasticism from time to time. Some time ago I finally got my hands on a copy of 'The Galaxy Invader', which is pretty much, more or less, give or take a little, completely the same movie, in a subgenre I like to dub "clueless aliens loose on earth". At least 'Predator' was here on earth for a good reason, right? Sports! As good as any reason, for most people. But 'The Galaxy Invader'...? Perhaps my mood just wasn't right for this flick. There's some pretty hilarious bad filmmaking at display here (on all levels), but it just doesn't make you laugh as hard as 'Nightbeast' did. 'Night Beast' was tremendously entertaining. 'The Galaxy Invader' not really. At best, you can giggle every now and then with some (very) bad acting. Halfway through I suddenly had the luminous idea to switch on the audio-commentary (because the on-screen madness was starting to turn into a bore-fest, honestly). Instantly the film became much more entertaining, and that's how I managed to sit through it. Those who don't drink alcohol, shouldn't watch this film. I watched it completely sober, so I know. The damned thing doesn't go down well in a sober fashion. Then again, alcohol + this film? Take care of your brain, folks. Might not be that good of an idea either.
A whole lot of gore and a couple of laughs, 29 January 2013
Thankfully, there are now quite a few uncut releases of 'A Cat In The Brain' on DVD. Not surprisingly this film suffered a great deal from the censors back in the days; just watch it for yourself and you'll get the picture. So I re-watched an uncut version recently, and boy, this still is such a 'fun' film. Whatever Mr. Fulci's intentions were at the time - must have been more than one, that's for sure - I'm still strongly convinced (more than ever, actually) that 'A Cat In The Brain' was partly intended to be a comedy. The movie is virtually plot less, or instead of a plot, it basically has only plot holes (think the size of Nebraska) tied together with hints at a plot. There's a hint at a murder mystery here, about a deranged murderer killing random people, though it's merely reduced to a background story. And as you all have probably read by now, it stars Fulci playing himself. It's also one of Fulci's most incoherent films. It also is quite ridiculous. And it all feels like it was meant to be this way. Literally stuffed with gore footage (both new and some lifted from his previous films), it's undoubtedly Fulci's most insane movie. Good stuff!
With 'Eko Eko Azarak II', we're offered a prequel this time, learning us (in a subplot) how Misa got acquainted with witchcraft and developed her powers. The rest of the plot is *very* much inspired by the first 'The Terminator' movie. Only replace Arnold Schwarzenegger by an ancient evil witch, jumping from body to body, constantly chasing the young Misa and her protector. The pace of events is higher this time than was the case with the first film. The occasional blood & splatter is still there. The story is interesting enough. And the effects are about as good as they could get for a 1996 modest-budget Japanese horror effort. It does slow down a bit too much just before the third act, but other than that, it's pretty much a fun ride with a great climax. Worth hunting down a copy of it.
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I had seen this first 'Eko Eko Azarak' movie at a festival when it came out at the time. I remember being enthusiastic about it. I planned on re-visiting it together with the next 3 installments of this series. Only watched the first two so far. And re-watching this one, was a bit disappointing, sadly. I remembered it to be a bit better. Or maybe that first-time-viewing impact that many movies have, was simply gone now. There's a few moments were the story just doesn't seem to move on. But other than that, it's still a fun flick. High school kids trapped in the school building overnight. Satanic rituals going on. Someone out to inherit all evil powers of Lucifer. A good teenage witch out to stop her. Lots of magic. Possession. A handful of nice gore and very bloody killings. A couple of really hot lesbian scenes. And all-in-all it's not even some trashy Japanese exploit-effort, so the production values are pretty decent. A fun enough watch, worth seeking out.
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Retro Sidescroller Shooter. Kill enemies, buy guns and upgrade your character!
4.05 / 5.00 62,026 ViewsWe made this game in two weeks for the Halloween Flash-Off, so it's a bit short. HollyK came up with the concept based on our cats (Henrik & Sasha), and if you don't like it, I will VERY disappointed in all of you!
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ASUNCION, Paraguay (AP) — The bodies of Paraguayan presidential candidate Lino Oviedo and two other people killed in a helicopter crash over the weekend are so mutilated that they can't be reconstructed and it will take longer to identify them.
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Oviedo was returning with his bodyguard from a political rally in northern Paraguay Saturday night when his pilot encountered bad weather. All three were killed in the crash.
"The crash was so powerful that the helicopter's nose sank into the ground over a meter deep," Lemir said. "I want to clarify that those aboard did not die of burns but were shattered by the impact, dismembered."
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Published: Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013, 12:15 p.m.
Pittsburgh's 28th annual Columbus Day Parade in Bloomfield came to a standstill for a short time on Saturday morning when a cyclist riding along the closed parade route struck a man who was marching in the parade, according to authorities.
Giovanni Cimino, 56, of Green Tree was knocked to the ground as he was handing out fliers for the Calabria Club of Pittsburgh's upcoming Christmas party and Breakfast with Santa events, according to a club member.
The accident occurred shortly before noon on Liberty Avenue in front of West Penn Hospital between South Mathilda Street and South Millvale Avenue.
Cimino was knocked unconscious but was revived before being transported to UPMC Presbyterian in Oakland with a head injury, said Zone 5 police Cmdr. Timothy O'Connor.
Cimino's wife, Karen, said her husband will be kept in the hospital until Monday.
"He had to get some stitches, and he's still confused," she said several hours after the incident while at her husband's bedside. "They're going to keep him overnight so they can do some tests, but I believe he's going to be all right."
Karen Cimino and her daughter were handing out flowers along the parade route while her husband and son distributed the fliers.
The cyclist, whose name has not been released, was traveling outbound in a designated bicycle lane when the accident occurred. However, unauthorized vehicles, including bicycles, were not permitted on the parade route, O'Connor said.
Pittsburgh paramedics treated the cyclist at the scene for facial injuries and a possible concussion while they waited for an ambulance to transport him to the hospital.
"There will be charges filed against the cyclist, but we won't know the extent of those charges until after the investigation has been completed," said O'Connor, adding that the degree of injuries the victim suffered will be a factor.
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