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I had the opportunity to see this film tonight at a free screening at a
theater in Chelsea, NY with the director David Spade, Melissa George
and Josh Hartnett all present at the screening and I walked in
expecting another run of the mill vampire movie and walked away
pleasantly surprised.
It's no question that over the last 9 years the whole Vampire trend has
been overdone to death. Blade spawned a sudden interest in a subject
that has been around forever but hadn't been refreshed in quite some
time. After Blade, enter Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV series and so on
and so forth until the whole vampire trend had well worn its welcome. A
few years pass and here's yet another vampire story. What makes this
story any different? The graphic novel, 30 Days of Night, put together
by the talented team that worked on Todd McFarlane's stunning
"Hellspawn" series, Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith found a way to do
something creative within the vampire realm, and its completely to do
with premise.
That premise being, vampires being allowed to run amok freely in Alaska
during a 30 day period when there is no sun to force them into
hibernation during the day. Its simple yet fresh enough to maintain my
interest, it's a wonder no one had thought to write this story until
What's important to note is that the story does not go into too much
detail about the leading characters personal lives, nor does it go into
too much detail about the vampires themselves. We don't know how they
came to be and what their philosophy is (besides sucking blood) and
that's a good thing, Its plunged strait into action and this lack of
over characterization, actually helps to strengthen this story.
Despite the Alaska angle the film and the story itself is nothing
really original. Even the vampires themselves are nothing we haven't
seen before. Black trench coats and a mouthful of fangs, speaking in a
foreign tongue with an evil squeal. But it's okay. I've seen it before
but that doesn't mean that it's not going to make the movie any less
Where this movie is successful is in the fact that it's handled in a
very realistic way. Nothing is too over the top, Evan; Josh Hartnett's
character is a believable and very human sheriff. He doesn't do
anything in this movie that doesn't seem plausible, in fact the film
has very little cringe moments and hardy any cheesy dialogue.
But it doesn't take itself too seriously either. It is what it is; an
extremely gory movie about vampires killing people and it's thrilling,
entertaining and put together very well. Its so basic that it works,
not since the Decent had I seen a horror movie that succeeded in this
matter by keeping the story basic and believable and not relying on
cheap tricks to try and thrill the audience. Of course there's the
sudden jump moments, but you don't see Even leaping over dumpsters
shooting off semi-automatic weapons and spurting out one liners.
When it comes to the films performances, the supporting actors do a
good job and the ever dopey and extremely untalented Josh Hartnett whom
I never fail to dislike, in everything he does, somehow seemed almost
likable in this movie and I don't know why, but I did like him in this
Some of the shots in this movie are incredible; I can honestly say I've
never seen anything like a few scenes that popped up in this movie.
There's an overhead shot that spans the entire town amidst all of the
chaos of the vampire attack and I can honestly say it is breathtaking.
Overall it's a very strong film for its genre, dare I say one of the
best. You simply can't compare it to Citizen Cane, or the Godfather but
for what it is, its very good. If you like graphic novels, liked the
Decent, like horror or sci-fi. Or Vampires. You'll be pleased. Well
worth it for free and if I had played would be satisfied.
As night begins to fall for a thirty day spell over a small Alaskan
outpost village, a motley crew of vampires comes waltzing in for a
feast in David Slade's adaptation of the graphic novel, "30 Days of
Night." Ever since "Interview with the Vampire" vampires have been
depicted in films as something hip, cool, and sexy. Recently the idea
of becoming a vampire is like making a fashion statement or becoming a
Scientologist. In "30 Days of Night" the vampires are nameless,
cunning, animal-like bloodsuckers and far from mindless zombies (which
have been more popular of late). Finally, vampires are restored to film
as monsters to be feared and not as some sympathetic and alluring
The film grabs you from its opening shot of a man walking through a
desolate snow covered landscape away from an ominous boat docked in the
ice and never lets go. Director Slade wisely avoids many of the
seizure-inducing trappings of recent horror films. Sure, there are the
prerequisite quick-cuts in the intimate scenes of carnage, but there
are also haunting wide-angled shots and one expertly staged
bird's-eye-view crane shot when the vampires first begin dragging
people out of their houses into the street. While successfully adapting
some of the great imagery from the graphic novel, Slade is fully aware
that this is still a film and shies away from CGI and overly-stylized
lighting and effects that would detract from the sense of realism
necessary in a far-fetched horror film such as this.
Slade also makes good use of his cast. Danny Huston is perfectly creepy
as the vampires' leader. Josh Hartnett, who is typically miscast and
emotionless, actually fits well the role of a wooden Sheriff of a
remote Alaskan town. Ben Foster, who always overacts, is used
effectively here in a bit role as an over-the-top Reinfield-like
character who ushers the vampires' arrival in town. Melissa George is
pretty and sympathetic as Hartnett's estranged wife. Like many serious
horror films of recent memory ("Dawn of the Dead" or "The Descent") the
film attempts some character development that is often "emo" but never
overplays its hand.
Aside from being better directed and better acted than your
run-of-the-mill horror flick, "30 Days of Night" is also fantastically
gory. Decaptation aficionados will especially rejoice. Refreshing, too,
is the way it takes its gore and action dead seriously. There are no
silly one-liners or graphic sight gags. The characters are deeply
affected by what they witness and what they have to do to survive. This
is pure horror, and it's relentless.
Yes, there are some missteps with the film's pacing and some huge leaps
of logic in the amount of time that passes between events. However, for
the shear originality of its central conceit, the intensity of the
gore, and the haunting quality of many of its signature shots, David
Slade's "30 Days of Night" is the most exhilarating horror film since
Danny Boyle's original "28 Days Later" and the best vampire film since
Francis Ford Coppola delivered "Bram Stoker's Dracula" back in 1992.
"30 Days of Night" is a very welcome addition to the ranks of vampire
movies. This one is strictly for horror fans, not for doily-draped
gender-confused romantics dreaming of third degree hickies from pretty
fanged lovers in New Orleans.
The fun begins in the first frame, courtesy of the evocative setting, a
snowbound town at the Northern edge of America. The only iffy moment
comes with the introduction of Josh Hartnett as the town sheriff. Young
and movie star handsome, he threatens to come off as unbelievable, like
the Ben Affleck sheriff in "Phantoms." Hartnett, however, despite his
young years, has the gravitas to pull off this role, and director David
Slade gets masterful performances from all the fine actors in this
Melissa George is scrumptiously beautiful. (Her mouth is so cute it
should be patented.) She's also an excellent actress, who horror fans
should remember from the recent (and highly recommended) remake of The
Amityville Horror. With her endearing little girl face and keen talent
for playing it straight under the most fantastic of circumstances,
she's likable, sympathetic and totally believable in this role.
What really sets this film apart though is its portrayal of the
vampires. Someone obviously boned up on ancient vampire legends,
because these are the most authentic movie vampires since Boris
Karloff's "wurdalak" in Mario Bava's "Black Sabbath" 40 years ago.
Speaking in a strange Eastern European tongue (Romanian? or Hungarian?)
these creatures bear the remains of human personalities, but are purely
evil; cunning and vicious and blood-stained, like vampires were before
Bram Stoker introduced the "new improved" (i.e. sanitized) Victorian
model and Anne Rice gussied it up even more.
Fans of Kathryn Bigelow's "Near Dark" and John Carpenter's "Vampires"
will appreciate the high action and body count. The story is a bit
slimmer than either of those two films (it is based on a comic book,
after all) but it's very atmospheric and suspenseful, with superb
production values all around.
The visual efx are topnotch, especially when they're subtle, such as
snowflakes adding their magical luster to a scene. The special make-up
efx (blood and guts et al) are completely believable, but aside from a
few very graphic images and much spilled blood in the snow, are not as
overwhelming as some overly squeamish reviewers have claimed.
The cinematography is gorgeous, and is enhanced by the seamlessly
integrated visual effects noted above.
If you're in the mood for a nicely paced, well-produced, superbly
directed movie that'll satisfy your craving for a dose of traditional
horror, you can't go wrong with this one.
"30 Days of Night" is easily one of the best horror movies I've seen in
a very long time mostly because everyone involved seemed to know
exactly what it takes to make a decent horror movie. It's not obscene
amounts of gore or monsters jumping out at the camera that make a movie
scary. It's creepy atmosphere that makes a movie particularly scary,
and this movie does a great job at creating the kind of atmosphere that
fills the viewer with the kind of dread that so many movies fail to
achieve. It's not perfect, but it's still better than just about every
horror movie I've seen since "The Descent" (which also relied on a
creepy atmosphere to fill the viewer with a sense of dread and
This movie is set in the small town of Barrow, Alaska, the northernmost
town in the U.S. Because it is so far up north, there comes a time
every winter where the sun doesn't rise for 30 days. The fact that this
translates into a month without sunlight attracts a group of vampires
who attack the town and spend the month feeding on its citizens.
Eventually only a handful of humans remain in town, and they must
survive the month without starving, freezing, or being killed by the
vampires. It's a fairly simple concept, yet the director makes it work
incredibly well. There is a sense of dread and hopelessness that
permeates this entire film. Barrow is a town that appears to be cut off
from the rest of the world. It seems to be surrounded by a sea of white
on all sides, and the citizens seem to be stuck in a state of
depression. Barrow seems to be the worst place in the world to be, and
that's before the sun sets and the vampires show up. When the vampires
do make themselves known, that sense of isolation and hopelessness
turns into a feeling of dread that doesn't go away. One really gets the
sense that there is no escape for the small group of survivors. This
feeling is made all the more real by the long periods between the
vampire attacks. Normally I consider long periods where not much
happens a bad thing, but here it works in the film's favor. We may not
always see the vampires, but their presence is always felt. At any
given time in the movie one can see blood splattered onto snow and hear
the distant screams and occasional gunfire of yet another one of
Barrow's citizens getting killed, and it's easy to get the feeling that
any of the main characters could be the next to die. The vampires
themselves are also unlike any we've seen in movies for some time. They
aren't the kind of seductive and charming vampires that seem to show up
in every other horror movie. These vampires are feral, ruthless, and
sadistic, with sharp crocodile-like teeth and bloodstained clothes.
There's nothing romantic about them or their actions; they just want to
kill people and drink their blood. It helps that they get far less
screen time than the human characters; normally we only see them as
shadows in the background stalking their prey. When they do attack,
it's incredibly vicious and horrifyingly violent (the first large-scale
attack on the town is a particular highlight of this film). This
viciousness adds to the hopelessness and vulnerability of the humans
while making the vampires seem like some of the scariest movie monsters
to come along in a while.
If I can find any fault in this movie, it's that the ending seems a bit
contrived and cliché. It doesn't take too much away from the movie
though; to complain about it is really nitpicking more than anything.
Overall it's one of the best horror movies I've seen in a long time,
and easily the best vampire movie to come along in years. I would
definitely recommend it, especially since it's a good alternative to
the endless "torture porn" we've been seeing from this genre for the
last few years.
Sinister, brutal, and unrelentingly violent, 30 Days of Night is the
best vampire movie and likely best horror movie to be unleashed
upon audiences this year. As fear and dread gradually give way to
full-blown terror as the ruthless vampires descend upon the isolated
town, the audience is never given a moment to catch their breath. No
one is safe and seldom does a sliver of hope surface in the rapidly
diminishing chance of survival in this world submersed in darkness.
Though the story grounds itself in preconceived vampire mythos, the
visuals do not, and a masterpiece of bloody violence emerges, revealing
such intensely vicious imagery that fans of the genre (as well as the
original graphic novel) will revel in the carnage.
In Barrow, Alaska, the northernmost city in the world, once a year
during the winter, the sun disappears for 30 days. Isolated by 80 miles
of ice and snow, the town prepares for the lightless month. But a group
of blood-starved vampires have made their way into the shadowy environs
of Barrow to feast on the town, concerned only with satisfying their
feeding frenzy. Quickly killing off the majority of townsfolk, the
vampires hunt for a small remaining group of survivors led by Eben
Oleson (Josh Hartnett) and his wife Stella (Melissa George), who must
wait out the horrifying 30 days of night.
It is refreshing to see a vampire film that doesn't shy away from
violence and that doesn't dwell on anything that can be even remotely
construed as hokey. A new cinematic creature, 30 Days of Night's
antagonists are ultra scary with their deformed appearances and their
mercilessly gut-wrenching killing sprees. They speak in their own
demonic language and have super human strength and speed, making them a
Michael Myers fashioned juggernaut. High-pitched shrieks, blood-soaked
visages and razor-sharp fingernails complete a frightening design of
this force to be reckoned with.
The character designs are not just notable for the vampires, but also
for Eben and Stella, who are brilliantly portrayed by Josh Hartnett and
Melissa George. 30 Days of Night is not just about brutal vampire
melees, but about sacrifice and protecting loved ones regardless of the
dangers. Particularly powerful scenes continually arise as the
struggling survivors are forced to cede to unbearable situations to
ensure the survival of others. Eben too must make difficult choices to
provide leadership for the group and to preserve his fragile
relationship with his wife Stella. While it's difficult to judge
authentic reactions to a vampire outbreak, the characters all perform
honestly and emotionally to any event that could just have easily been
grounded deeper in reality.
From beheadings to animal violence, to the slaughter of children, to
maniacal misuse of a snow plow, 30 Days of Night douses you in blood
and suspense. A few minutes into the film we are immersed in quick,
gritty violence and intensity and it never lets up until the climactic
conclusion. Never has a film been so white-knuckle thrilling and
jaw-dropping shocking from start to finish. As a horror film, 30 Days
of Night succeeds admirably due to its fast-paced, stunning visuals,
and explosive action. A nonstop thrill ride guaranteed to please fans
of the original groundbreaking graphic novel as well as newcomers to
the genius of David Slade (Hard Candy) and Steve Niles (writer of the
original comics).
I didn't think i could get exited by watching a vampire movie ever
again. All the greats have made fine use of the mythology, Francis Ford
Coppola, Neil Jordan, Steven Norrington, Guillermo Del Toro and lets
not forget one of the greatest F. W. Murnau.
30 Day of Night, is a delightfully nasty horror, which has once again
has wet my appetite to see those whom are fanged back on celluloid.
These vampire's are just scary, no sexual innuendo, they are just plain
The films Comic book origins are quite evident through the film, one of
its main draw cards is that it looks beautiful, the cinematography is
fabulous, the punchy electro rock score used is effectively scarce
during the film, silence is the films most potent suspense weapon.
The Cast is great, Josh Hartnet Putting probably the best performance
of his career, but it's Ben Foster who really steals the show, I've
never seen a actor possessed by their own character to that extent
since Anthony Hopkins and Lector. Mellisa George is perfectly fine, i
wasn't blown away, but Danny Huston was superbly Menacing, his presence
in the film was foreboding.
Now to the films few flaws, the amazing build up, that incorporated the
mystery of what exactly was going on in the town was swiftly ripped
away by full on carnage, this was a little distracting, but soon the
suspense returned.
I have to recommend this film, i don't really understand why people
arn't liking the film. It's very old fashioned in its approach, most
probably why it is so brilliant. give it a go.
Recommendation: If you call yourself a horror fan, you really shouldn't
dislike it
I am typically not a great fan of vampire films. However,this movie is a new take on an old legend. The setting is fantastic and what could be more scary than 30 days of endless night when you are besieged by vampires. These are not your fathers vampires,nothing seductive or even campy about these guys. They are what the vampire was originally supposed to have been..SCARY! I think of all setting..an arctic or Alaskan frozen,isolated area is a great stage for horror and suspense. Movies like Howard Hawks "The Thing from Another World" and its 1982 sequel "The Thing" use the same setting with admirable results. Even the underrated Stephen King mini-series "Storm of the Century" uses the same cold,barren and isolated setting to create tension,despair and hopelessness. The acting is average,if not slightly above,and the mood and lighting are very good. All in all a movie that made you crave a little more when it ended..and that is what all movies strive for. Although it could have had a few improvements and should have provided a little more background for the story(things sort of just go to hell all at once),it is most definitely a film worth a couple hours of your time.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Clichéd to death. Movies in this genre will do the following. A group
trying to survive in a crisis with always have at least one person who
is completely stupid and gives the game away. This movie has different
versions of this; a senile old man, someone not being quiet when
they're told repeatedly to be quiet and someone running into the open
after some one else. There are also people investigating strange
noises, a person prophesising that everyone is doomed, and loud noises
to make the audience jump by means of compensating for the poor story
and plot development. There are also the gratuitous gore scenes.
Poor story. Vampires hunting in an area that has complete darkness for
about 30 days sounds like a good concept, and in true Hollywood
fashion, someone probably signed the cheque based on that one sentence.
The main story follows (or at least attempts to follow) the people of
this Alaskan town as they attempt to hide and survive from vampires who
have appeared from nowhere. Eventually they go away when Josh kills one
of them after turning himself into one to save his ex-girlfriend. I
could go on, but there really isn't any point.
Plot development. None. We know virtually nothing about these
characters except for the main vampire who claims there isn't a god.
Josh Hartnett's character had relationship issues with another
character although we don't know what. The characters are all one
dimensional, who occasionally look intense or emotional during the
extreme close-ups.
Directing. Extreme close-ups, fast filming, and aggressive editing
makes this movie fairly difficult to sit through and it seems to be the
latest fashion for this genre.
So to summarise: don't see this movie, even if you're a fan of the
genre. I'm predicting poor DVD sales for this one.
Sequel. Hopefully there wont be a sequel. If there is, I recommend that
it is called "30 Days of Day" where an Alaskan town goes mad during
mid-summer because they're suffering from insomnia and believe they are
Daywalker vampires. I would go to see that. May I can get funding for
that! Anyone want in on that project?
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Well, how to start, firstly, would be the fact that the film seemed to
be rushed, not much thought put into the actual storyline at all, the
vampires seem like the worst form of vampire you could possibly think
of...not being able to find around 30 to 40 people in a town that is
meant to be extremely small (about 40 houses) then add this to the fact
that a blizzard seems to be able to stop them, but not a normal group
of Human's???? the scene with the UV light was so badly thought out
that it just became another "plan" that the group had made so they can
escape...problem being that it doesn't actually kill any
vampires...just burns the skin of one...who is then killed by the
The Screams of the vampires...why in the hell did they need to scream?
and why so much, I don't mind an occasional growl/scream from a
vampire, but they just seemed to scream for no reason at all...
and one of the biggest things wrong with this film is the fact that,
the vampires seem to turn people by just biting them...surely that's a
Zombie/Werewolf trademark it seemed more like it was an
infection...which wasn't part of the storyline...
and for god's sake....what in the hell would you inject someone else's
blood into your own...the best thing that would happen is that you
wouldn't catch something...but no, this is a movie...and it must be
that the blood is magical, and will turn him into a Super
Vampire...yep...that'll work well...
why would a group of Vampires stand around and watch their leader being
beaten without getting involved? why would you say "they're using her
as bait" then go outside away from you perfectly good hiding place to
watch the girl be beaten to death? why would you make a un-needed
journey to your Gran's house just to see if UV lights work on
Vampires...and then not bother to use that information later on? ...and
what exactly happened to Granny?...I thought she'd be OK cause she "had
a walkie talkie" ;) avoid this film if you are expecting a good vampire
story, if not there are some good points: 2 in fact...The Truck is
pretty good (only if it is on screen for about a minute, that Head Chop
scene near the end is probably the best effect ever used.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Oh! this film's so bad! What a waste of resources! I was lured into the
cinema by the presence of Danny Huston after eye-catching performances
in Ivans XTC and The Constant Gardener but how he got mixed up in this
is anyone's guess. To give him credit, he is the best thing about this
But he's so outweighed by rubbish there's no redemption.
The plot has got more holes in it than Dracula with cavities. The
script is deplorable. The editing is so fast and annoying that I wanted
to hit Pause. And - once you've seen a whole vampire - the tension is
non-existent, and the film relies on gore and jumps for the duration.
The most ridiculous of MANY plot devices is that - after enduring 29
days and 16 hours of vampire hell (even though it seems about as
hellish by the end as it did at the beginning - nothing is made of the
sheer hardship that would have been faced, even without vampires
lurking) Josh Hartnett decides that NOW is the time to turn himself
into a vampire to give his wife a chance to escape.
Not only does turning himself into a vampire barely even make him a
better fighter, but when he DOES create a decoy, the silly bint doesn't
even take her chance to run away! She just stands and watches him.
That's gratitude for you.
And THEN to add dumb insult to already itchy injury, Josh manages to
suppress his new vampiric urges long enough to kill himself rather than
rip her throat out.
The action jumps about without motive (including a convenient jerk from
'Day 7' to 'Day 27') the snow is wasted; the dark is wasted; the few
clever things they do are wasted; the actors are wasted saying stupid,
corny things. Any movie which includes in its first scene an actor
slitting his eyes around the horizon and saying: 'Who would DO such a
thing?' in response to some incinerated mobile phones, is a movie worth
rushing out of immediately to get your money back. Sadly, I stayed put.
HOWEVER. In the interests of fairness, the overhead shot of the vampire
attack is wonderful and the vampire make up is genuinely scary. I give
it 1 mark for each of those things.
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Do check for HTML coding errors on your page though, and be sure that the DOCTYPE line is the first in the document (for example, make sure there's no spurious blank line ahead of it.) You can re-code/simplify your .htaccess for somewhat better performance with no change to function: Important: Replace the borken pipe "¦" characters here with solid pipe characters before use; Posting onthis forum modifies the pipe characters. You should also look into canonicalizing URLs and hostnames on your server. For example, all of the following 15 URLs return your home page, present duplicate content, and thus "compete" with each other for links, "recognition/branding," and ranking: example.co.uk/ example.co.uk/index.html All should be 301-redirected to the canonical "www.example.co.uk/" URL. Doing so would also simplify your anti-hotlinking code, since only the one canonical hostname would then be a valid referrer. Unfortunately, I doubt that anything I posted here will result in a solution, but correcting any DOCTYPE problems and fixing errors in your HTML *might* help. There is also the possibility that your host has blocked Google's access to your server at the firewall level. Some hosts do this in a badly-conceived attempt to reduce their network traffic. You could try a translation yourself, and see if the server error log file indicate any problems, or ask your host if they firewall Google translation requests (or any others Google requests). Jim
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our mum farked an infidel dog, and made 20 cents hahaha |
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ibu kalian ???? yah gak heran lah he he he :P malaysial emang bangsa memek anjing pengisap peler kafir . bahasa british aja kayak tai babi apalagi pake bahasa malon yang cam babi ngentot itu |
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Jakarta, Indonesia |
he he he :P betul itu |
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Filipino have 3 trillion on svica bank
but poor as chips.. see its so beautiful know about poor and rich |
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dude.. that Indon mum not just farked by a dog, but she was farked by a Pig as well.. so it's very hard to tell from the appearance of this Indog whether his father was a dog or a dirty pig.. he he he |
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ibu kalian ya lon he he he :P malon tambah stres dan gak nyambung seperti memasukan kontol semut ke puki malon anjing |
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Judged: 1 1 What is poverty? Is India a poor country like Indonesia? who are qualified to brand a continent as civilized and brand others as 4th world or 10 th world countries?. computer is not to perpetuate the old bad and failed consumer system. Some people read and reciprocate their views without any food |
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cambodza is better too..perhaps have something too.
boze boze bodze bodze from cambodze come come http://www.google.com.au/search... paul pot killer holy killer he did not kill all.. he work very hard too http://www.google.com.au/search... ja vole sve te cure vole are you for sure you not going dig dig au au au..this teachers and principle is zero |
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India is not poor have much more. |
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they eat snake too
nice frog spiders warms =delicatessen but they are rich within dig dig njanja language is good it easy going shhhhhhh don't tell |
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malonnya jadi stres sendiri ektampar di trit gobloknya he he he :P
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shhhh You need be friendly why?..that region always will be not-stabilize.. you need know way?
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Indon hopeless country hahahaha...
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On a recent quarterly earnings call, the chief executive of one of our short positions stated, "As we look at the economic and corporate growth environment around us, we continue to see weak economic growth trends globally and uncertainty and tight business spending patterns for the near term. Despite the record highs being experienced by equity markets, the real world continues to struggle with corporations using more of their cash to repurchase shares than in making clear commitments to invest in growth."
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Finally, we note an absence of sell-side analyst scrutiny of companies' back-end weighted earnings guidance, and we note a proliferation of increases in sell-side analyst price targets once previously-set price targets had been achieved, yet without corresponding increases in earnings estimates. Multiple expansion of this sort increases the risk of (i) adverse investor reaction to adverse earnings events, and (ii) significant investor loss.
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A gentle, creamy body wash cleanses with nourishing Coconut Oil soap and vitamin-rich Papaya as our original blend of pure Shea Butter, Aloe Vera, and Vitamin E softens, soothes, and renews skin.
Humble Beginnings: In 1992, fresh out of college without jobs, Rich and Nyema embarked on a personal mission to produce high quality bath and body products utilizing all-natural ingredients and ancient healing philosophies from around the globe. Nubian Heritage is the brainchild of these lifelong friends, turned New York Street Vendors, who simply grew frustrated with the inferior quality, high chemical content, poor selection and exorbitant prices of skin care products. Today Nubian Heritage has hundreds of all-natural and organic products and although they are no longer made in bath tubs or kitchen sinks, little else has changed. They are still obsessed with Fair Trade ingredients, Ancient Healing Philosophies, Community Commerce and Culturally Authentic Products.
Heritage: Since the 1st Century BC the Coconut tree and fruit has been a vital source of shelter, transportation, food and nourishment for millions of tropical communities in South America, Asia, the Caribbean and Africa. Papaya, which contains Papain, a naturally occurring enzyme, is a base for organic makeup and has been used in tropical medicine to prevent adhesions and dissolve dead skin cells.
Suggested Use
Daily use will result in softer, youthful looking skin.
Supplement Facts
Cocamidopropyl betaine (coconut oil soap), sodium lauroyl lactylate (palm kernel), glycol stearate (palm kernel), stearamide AMP (palm kernel), deionized water, cocos nucifera (coconut) oil*, essential oil blend, panthenol (vitamin B-5), butyrospermum parkii (shea butter)*, sodium lauroyl hydrolyzed silk (silk proteins), guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride, papain (papaya extract), lonicera caprifolium (honeysuckle) flower (and) lonicera japonica (Japanese honeysuckle) flower extract, cocos nucifera (coconut) milk.
*Certified organic ingredients


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