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Running Time: 1hr 33min
MPAA Rating: R
by Liam Lacy
Part of a somewhat overworked Sundance genre – the family-reunion, bitter-coated sugar pill –The Skeleton Twins rises above the usual poignant/wacky balancing act, thanks to incisive performances from Saturday Night Live alumni Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig as troubled siblings who reunite after 10 years.
Dental hygienist Maggie is contemplating a pill overdose when she gets a call that brother Milo is in hospital after slashing his wrists in his own suicide attempt. She invites him to convalesce with her at her upstate New York home, where she lives with her good-hearted lunk of a husband, Lance (an excellent Luke Wilson), whom she compulsively cheats on with the instructors of her adult-education classes.
The twins' childhood traumas and the story of their separation essentially serve as a backdrop to showcase the characters' humour and love for each other, climaxing in Milo's booty-shaking lip-synch to Starship's effusive eighties anthem,Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now.
The transitions between sincere and absurd are relatively seamless and Craig Johnson's unfussy direction serves as a fine showcase for the twoSNL veterans to demonstrate how their comic shorthand plays equally well in a slightly darker register.
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Running Time: 1hr 52min
MPAA Rating: R
Forget the title, Jake. That's just good ole misdirection. "A Dame To Kill For" would be more in keeping with the soul of co-director Robert Rodriguez and graphic novelist Frank Miller's pulpy-noir sequel to 2005′s "Sin City."
Sumptuously rendered in 3-D, "Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" once again teases themes of vice, vengeance with voluptuous visuals — and, yes, brassy broads and an absurd femme fatale.
You won't have to stream, rent or whatever your pleasure is these days for a refresher. The film's partners in hard-boiled crime have spun a tale — three, actually — that reacquaints us with their first visually bold if narratively dull saga.
There are repeat offenders, chiefly the sinister Sen. Roark, played by the icily effective Powers Boothe. (Note to self: Do not beat this guy in five-card stud in front of his cronies.) Rosario Dawson returns as Gail, the boss of Old Town's self-employed and armed to the teeth prostitutes. As she was in the original, Wounded stripper Nancy Callahan (Jessica Alba) remains central to the tale. Protector John Hartigan's suicide in "Sin City" weighs on her slim, shimmying shoulders. And his portrayer, Bruce Willis, makes ghostly rounds fretting about her brooding and plans for revenge.
Dark and dazzling, "A Dame to Kill For" has all the muscular perks and some of problems of the first, including some ham-fisted dialogue. Still, it's a more taut, more compelling, outing.
You can thank the addition of Johnny, a character not ripped from the graphic novels for offering an emotional glint to the overwhelming shadows. Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays the outsider-poker player with more than a card up his sleeve.
There are some honorable — within the code of pitiless town — guys: semi-sensitive brute Marv (a winning Mickey Rourke) and photographer Dwight McCarthy (Josh Brolin).
Eva Green portrays Eva Lord, the most lethal of the ladies. She has her moment with a firearm but counts on a more seductive weapon. "Sex always made you stupid," she says at one point, sounding a bit like Eartha Kitt.
Dennis Haysbert has stepped in to the role of Manute, seeming enforcer for Mr. and Mrs. Lord.
There are a few fine turns of phrase but there's little hardboiled elegance in Miller's cadence. There are however plenty of exquisite images. One in particular finds Eva Lord doing a somersault into the inky black water of a swimming pool, setting it in a silver mercury motion. Small wonder Dwight says of his former lover, "Eva. Damn."
"A Dame To Kill For" isn't likely to create converts out of those uninterested in the pulpy side of fiction. But it more than earns its keep in terms of lavishing love, mildly ironic as well as pretty damn earnest, on pumped-up noir.
If this movie were a character in a 1950s noir, it would be a dame. And the final image would be of her backing out of a room, a gun smoking in her shaking hands, her teeth gritted in fear and pyrrhic victory.
Or as Nancy says of the place "Those it can't corrupt, it soils."
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Running Time: 1hr 52min
MPAA Rating: R
by Christy Lemire
Rated R for language throughout, sexual content, drug material, brief nudity and some language.
"22 Jump Street" is pretty much the exact same movie as "21 Jump Street." It knows it, you know it, and it knows that you know it. And that is why it's brilliant.
You've got to hand it to directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller. "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" notwithstanding, they've made a career out of directing movies that are wholly aware of the conventions of their genres — aware of the cliches and formulas and the laziness that results from playing it safe — and they embrace them in a way that makes them seem not only strangely new but exhilarating.
Their surprise 2012 hit "21 Jump Street" made fun of the trend of taking decades-old television programs and turning them into movies that nobody ever really needed to see anyway. Starring Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill as mismatched buddy cops who go undercover at a high school, "21 Jump Street" parodied the nostalgic tug these movies are supposed to provide, only to slowly but surely morph into a legitimate action picture with genuine thrills. Lord and Miller get to laugh at their cake and eat it too.
Earlier this year, the hilarious and high-energy "The Lego Movie" very knowingly toyed with the way we regard toys and the way toys regard each other in movies, only to wrap up with a massive twist that made all that playtime seem so much more poignant. The perky anthem "Everything Is Awesome" is indeed awesome, but it's also a pointed statement on the oppressive blandness that permeates pop culture. Again, Lord and Miller always find a way to have it both ways. All we can do is watch in awe as their films function on multiple levels simultaneously.
Now we have "22 Jump Street," which — like "The Lego Movie" — will require a second viewing to catch all the clever, rapid-fire lines, details and bits you missed while you were busy laughing your ass off. It is a sequel that tools on how unoriginal sequels tend to be. The script from Michael Bacall, Oren Uziel and Rodney Rothman takes absolutely no chances, but still ends up feeling daring — or, at least, entertaining as hell.
This time, Tatum and Hill reteam as Metro City cops Jenko and Schmidt. Their office is now in the Vietnamese church across the street from where they used to work, where the address is — you guessed it — 22 Jump Street. Their boss, Capt. Dickson (a perpetually pissed and profane Ice Cube), sends them to college on what is essentially the same assignment they had when he sent them to high school: uncover a drug ring. Dickson knows it's the same assignment, Jenko and Schmidt know it and we know it. He even goes so far as to tell them to do the exact same thing they did last time. Some variation on that phrasing crops up repeatedly in "22 Jump Street," but even the repetition ends up being absurdly funny. There are also several references to "the budget" in a sly wink at the production process itself.
Whereas high school was the nerdy Schmidt's place to shine, college is tailor-made for the beefy Jenko. In no time, he's become the football team's star receiver and gotten in tight with the jock frat on campus. Ostensibly, all this socializing is for the sake of the investigation, but it takes him away from his partner and pal Schmidt, who never quite fits in when it comes time to do traditional manly-man things like open beer bottles with your eyelids.
The way "22 Jump Street" explores the rift that develops between them — as well as the blossoming friendship Jenko enjoys with quarterback and fraternity president Zook (Wyatt Russell) — isn't just astute, it's surprisingly touching. For several sequences, these characters play it totally straight, for lack of a better word, while in the extremes of heterosexual male friendship. Jenko is torn between two lovers, if you will, even going so far as to attend couples therapy with Schmidt to allow the two to work through their resentments and jealousies. But "22 Jump Street" remains kind to its characters throughout, and to the emotions that emerge from these bromances, which are real and complex.
Still, Jenko and Schmidt have a job to do: seek out the dealer whose popular synthetic drug, known as Why-Phy (say it out loud) resulted in the death of a promising, female student. As is always the case in mismatched buddy-cop movies, they approach this task in very different ways. Schmidt is the brain, Jenko is the brawn, but invariably they stumble toward their discoveries together. Sometimes that means literal stumbling, as "22 Jump Street" features chases that rival Looney Tunes in their cartoonishness.
Through it all, Hill and Tatum retain a loose, comfortable chemistry, and an energy as they bounce off each other that's infectious. Hill is the master of the deadpan, self-deprecating one-liner, while Tatum goes big in his buffoonery. They're both so completely endearing that you long to see them in other kinds of movies. (Along those lines, PLEASE stay for the closing credits, which might be the best part of the entire film.) Hill also has some lovely moments with Amber Stevens as the art major who provides both intel and romance. Meanwhile, Russell, as Jenko's new BFF, is afforded more decency than you usually see from such a BMOC type.
Among the packed supporting cast — which includes Nick Offerman, Dave Franco, Rob Riggle and Peter Stormare — Jillian Bell is a standout as Stevens' snarky roommate, who's onto the fact that he's a narc from day one. She knows it, he knows it, we all know it. Whoever said "Change is good" should stop thinking so hard.
Running Time: 2hrs 2min
MPAA Rating: R
by David Denby for The New Yorker
"A Most Wanted Man," in which Philip Seymour Hoffman gives his last major performance, is set in Hamburg, the city where Mohamed Atta and some of his co-conspirators lived prior to the 9/11 attacks. A few years later, German and American intelligence officers, anguished by earlier lapses, are scrambling to disrupt any further terrorist operations there. The movie is based on John le Carré's 2008 novel, and it's driven by his contempt for the crudity of American intelligence methods in the Bush-Cheney era. In this telling, the Americans have corrupted the German intelligence services except for one brilliant and eccentric man, a high-functioning wreck named Günther Bachmann (Hoffman). Gut-heavy, relentless, sleepless, womanless, Bachmann is both subtle and brutal. Like George Smiley, le Carré's earlier creation, he plays the long game. His special unit cultivates contacts in Hamburg's refugee community who might know something; Bachmann finds a quarry, turns him, and moves up the ladder of culpability until he can force someone to betray the players who finance terrorist operations. Le Carré wrote a mordant, morally complicated book. The movie, which was written by Andrew Bovell and directed by Anton Corbijn, is much condensed and a little tepid; Bachmann's knowing and cynical tirades about the nature of anti-terrorist work have been cut back. Still, it's le Carré's material; it was shot in dark, lurid, vital Hamburg; Hoffman is the star; and I was completely held.
Bachmann's immediate concern is a strange young man, with a thick black beard and frightened eyes, named Issa Karpov (Grigoriy Dobrygin), a half-Russian, half-Chechen Muslim who washes up in Hamburg after being tortured by the Russians. The handsome Dobrygin, a well-known Russian actor, gives an affecting performance as a traumatized man holding on to his austere religion in a rich, sinful Western city. In the book, Karpov delivers speeches with a manic eloquence tinged with irony. In the movie, he's tentative, withdrawn, and fascinating in his brooding silence. An idealistic young German human-rights lawyer (Rachel McAdams), who may be falling in love with Karpov, assists him in a remarkable claim: it seems that Karpov's father, a vicious Russian criminal who is now dead, had deposited millions of dollars in a Hamburg bank for him, and he has come to the city to collect the money.
Is Karpov a jihadist or just a pious and very wealthy refugee? Bachmann persuades the bank to pay out the money, which, he reasons, might attract Dr. Faisal Abdullah (Homayoun Ershadi), a Muslim scholar and humanitarian in Hamburg, whose charity work Bachmann suspects is a front for bankrolling extremists. Bachmann manipulates everyone to lay a trap for Abdullah, but the regular intelligence forces, German and American, close in on Karpov. They're sure that he's a terrorist, and they want him off the streets and "interrogated." Both the movie and the book are haunted by le Carré's profound bitterness over the way that intelligence services—even the "good" ones—inevitably chew up ordinary people. We live in the fallen le Carré world, where deceit and betrayal lurk beneath every assertion. Only the naïve tell the truth.
The movie, as if in homage to Smiley's Cold War days, returns to the old-fashioned trappings of espionage: cigarette-pack drop-offs of intelligence, planted bugs and surveillance cameras, meetings in forlorn dives. Corbijn's previous film, "The American," which starred George Clooney as a hired assassin, was unconvincing and absurdly chic, but the director has sobered up. He stages several conversations between Bachmann and Martha Sullivan (Robin Wright), a charming C.I.A. official who understands Bachmann's needs but may be playing him, and Corbijn and the actors skillfully bring out the sinister undertones in these exchanges. They're the best thing in the movie, but a familiar problem arises: le Carré's complicated plot and his thrillingly cryptic dialogue can't be adequately conveyed in two hours. The finest dramatization of le Carré remains the BBC's 1979 seven-part adaptation of "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy," directed by John Irvin, in which the elaborate mock-politeness of élite English manners garlands the arcane conspiracies at glorious length.
Bachmann's nature seems to reflect Hoffman's unsettled state in his final days. Bachmann smokes constantly and pours himself whiskey neat. Hoffman, his shirt hanging out, tears through rooms, growling at everyone in German-accented English. He almost never smiles, almost never looks at people until he turns threateningly toward them with a bulldog frown. The film gives le Carré's bitterly intelligent man some streaks of tenderness, which bring him closer to a conventional movie hero. Yet the heroic quality in Hoffman doesn't need softening. A great actor, he carried his despair and his outsized sense of responsibility with him to the end.]]>
Running Time: 1hr 36min
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Somewhat mysteriously, the title of "The Two Faces of January" is never explained in the crisp, minor, sometimes intensely pleasing psychological thriller that comes attached to it. You might be better off calling the movie "The Two Faces of Tom Ripley" — the casual moviegoer will be reminded of that film starring Matt Damon a decade or so back, while fans of Patricia Highsmith's coolly amoral fiction will get the tingles.
Highsmith wrote "The Two Faces of January" in 1964, between 1955's "The Talented Mr. Ripley" and the first of its four sequels, 1970's "Ripley Underground." In a very real sense, the dueling antiheroes of "January" are stand-ins for young Tom and his older self, each sizing up the other and wondering what he can get away with.
For one thing, they're both Americans running from shady pasts and landing, reinvented, in early-1960s Athens. The 20-something Rydal Keener (Oscar Isaac) is burning through family money, leading American tourists to the Parthenon and seducing the pretty ones. Back home there's a disapproving father whose recent death has freed Rydal to be as amoral as he pleases.
At first, Chester MacFarland (Viggo Mortensen) seems an easy mark: a hearty Midwestern businessmen in a vanilla suit, towing a younger wife, Colette (Kirsten Dunst). But you see the glimmer of approval in Chester's eyes as he watches Rydal pull off a small con in a crowded marketplace, and you catch the admiration in the younger man's gaze as he contemplates a hipper version of his father. There's Freud in the cocktails, even before Chester's stateside misdeeds catch up with him and Rydal has to help dispose of an inconvenient body.
This is an unusual role for Mortensen, but after you've played a thinking woman's hunk so long and so well, what else is there? Chester is a one-time alpha dog who's getting a little slow, a touch flabby, and you sense Isaac's Rydal watching the older man with deceptively innocent eyes, waiting for the moment to make his move. There's Chester's suitcase full of money, and there's Colette, whom Dunst plays with a sweet cleverness that's not the same thing as smart. Isaac, working in closer emotional quarters than "Inside Llewyn Davis," keeps us guessing as to his character's ethics and endgame. Implicated in Chester's crimes, Rydal may (or may not) have a few of his own up his sleeve.
In between is a scene of nearly perfect tension, set at a passport checkpoint in which our two Toms, Chester and Rydal, are forced by circumstance to assume the father-son bond they both crave and dread. The first feature directed by Hossein Amini, who wrote the scripts for "Drive" and "Snow White and the Huntsman," "The Two Faces of January" doesn't aspire to much more than being a movable character study. It's an able, literate debut nevertheless, above all alert to the shifting power games that can define two men a generation apart. The movie never reaches a boil. Instead, it simmers and simmers until you're suddenly shocked at the hot water you're in.]]>
Running Time: 1hr 46min
MPAA Rating: R
Running Time: 1hr 44min
MPAA Rating: R
Review by Margaret Pomeranz
John Carney who made the charming 2006 film ONCE has again put music at the heart and soul of his second feature. Mark Ruffalo stars as Dan, a music producer on a downhill slide. He's lost his job at the record company he co-founded, is separated from his wife – Catherine Keener and has alienated his daughter – Hailee Steinfeld. After one truly terrible day he gets drunk and staggers into a bar where he sees Gretta – Keira Knightly – reluctantly performing one of her own compositions. For him she's the next big thing.
Gretta is all set to return to England after her newly famous rock star boyfriend strayed into areas that betrayed their relationship. She's not ready to begin a career of her own in New York, but Dan's ideas interest her.
This is such a nice film, gentle, musically romantic, beautifully performed by Ruffalo and Knightley, with solid support from James Corden as Gretta's friend and by Adam Levine as Gretta's boyfriend Dave, as well as from the ever wonderful Catherine Keener and young Hailee Steinfeld, who was so memorable in True Grit. There's a freshness to this film, Carney's astuteness and his music background – he contributed to the songs in the film – have resulted in a feel-good movie that avoids cliché. A plus in the film is Dan's decision to record the album live on the streets of New York, so there's an immediacy to them.]]>
George A. Romero's Horror Classic!
A group of people hide from bloodthirsty zombies in a farmhouse.
Running Time: 1hr 36min
MPAA Rating: R
With its radical rewriting of a genre in which good had always triumphed over evil, Romero's first feature shattered the conventions of horror and paved the way for the subversive visions of directors like David Cronenberg, Tobe Hooper and Sam Raimi. The film's opening scene immediately signals its own subversiveness. In broad daylight, a brother and sister visit their father's grave; seeing a tall man lumbering towards them, Johnny tries to frighten Barbara with a daft Boris Karloff impersonation; suddenly the figure lurches forward and kills him. With the presumed hero dead within the first few minutes, the inexorable logic of the modern 'nightmare movie' is set in motion, and from this moment on the terror never lets up. Together with a small group of fellow survivors, Barbara holes up in a nearby farmhouse, besieged by an ever-swelling tide of flesh-eating zombies. Trapped inside the house, they fight for their lives, but nothing works out as it should; whenever it seems there might be a glimmer of hope, Romero cruelly reverses our expectations. The nihilistic ending, in particular, has to be seen to be believed. Chuckle, if you can, during the first few minutes; because after that laughter catches in the throat as the clammy hand of terror tightens its grip.
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Running Time: 1hr 53min
by Christopher Orr
Tom Cruise lands on a French beach, D-Day-like, and is torn apart by a glowing, tentacled alien.
Tom Cruise lands on a French beach, D-Day-like, and has a hole punched through his chest while protecting another soldier from enemy fire.
Tom Cruise lands on a French beach, D-Day-like, and is squashed by a helicopter falling from the sky.
It's not, in short, a good day to be Tom Cruise—or rather, Private William Cage, the character he plays in his new film Edge of Tomorrow. Nor does his day get any better: blown to smithereens, run over by a jeep, shot in the head—you name it, he suffers it. Forget last week's critically reviled Seth MacFarlane comedy-western. It's Cruise's film that might all too plausibly have been titled A Million Ways to Die in the Future.
If you've read anything at all about Edge of Tomorrow, it is likely that two of the words you've read have been "Groundhog Day," and there's good reason for this. Director Doug Liman's sharp, infectiously entertaining sci-fi thriller offers a lethal spin on Harold Ramis's 1993 high-concept comedy: Rather than overcome existential ennui, a la Bill Murray's Phil Connors, Cage must embrace the certainty that before his very long day ends—if in fact it ever does—he is certain to die many, many more times, in many, many more ways.
To rewind a bit: Edge of Tomorrow (based on the Japanese novel All You Need Is Kill) is set in a near-future in which a methodical alien species dubbed "Mimics" has touched down in Germany and, over the course of five years, gradually overtaken most of Western Europe. The sole human victory over the invaders has been at Verdun—yes, that Verdun—where a heroic soldier in a robotic exoskeleton, Rita Vrataski (Emily Blunt), single-handedly killed more than 100 Mimics and in the process became an icon of the resistance.
Enter Cruise's character, the callow William Cage. When first we meet him, he is an Army major, a principal TV spokesman for the war effort, and an exceptional coward. But after an ill-considered run-in with a superior officer, he finds himself demoted, sent to the frontlines, and, soon enough, accidentally imbued with the peculiar ability to reset his day the moment he dies. From there, the general contours of the plot are largely set: By a process of trial and (inevitably lethal) error, Cage must find a way to defeat the Mimics, learning more and making it slightly farther with each attempt. He's aided in his efforts by Vrataski, the "Angel of Verdun," who has her own insights into the nature of his powers.
The conceit may sound constricting, but Liman (like Ramis before him) gets exceptional mileage out of it. The director is in top form here, presenting his ever-revolving tale with visual style, narrative velocity, and a wonderful dose of dark humor. There are echoes of Cruise's last sci-fi outing, the less-bad-than-it's-remembered Oblivion, and still more of Duncan Jones's excellent 2011 time-travel whodunit Source Code. But Liman (Go, The Bourne Identity, Mr. & Mrs. Smith) lends the proceedings a more playful edge, and directs the action sequences with true panache. The early battle scenes on the beach, in particular, are a riveting ballet of blood and sand and fire and metal. (And aliens.) And despite the inevitable inanities underlying its time-travel premise, the movie does a relatively good job of adhering to its own internal logic.
Blunt offers a clearer display of the big-screen charisma she hinted at way back in The Devil Wears Prada than she has at perhaps any time since. Moreover, the film is a nice exception to the customary damsel-in-distress narrative: this time out, it's Blunt who plays the battle-hardened vet.
Cruise, too, is better than he's been in a long while. As an actor, he's always relied overmuch on sheer intensity: a fiercer stare, a sharper grin, a more zealous commitment to performing his own stunts. But under Liman's direction, he takes it easier—at least on occasion—than he has in years. Having experimented with broad comedy (Tropic Thunder, Rock of Ages) following the couch-jumping-and-Scientology derailment of his superstardom, he offers flashes here of a quieter, more ironic wit. There are even a few moments of understated tenderness (two words rarely associated with Cruise) between him and Blunt.
In its final act, unfortunately, Liman's movie veers a bit off course. To belabor the analogy: If the first three quarters of the film reinvent Groundhog Day, the final quarter recalls, ever so slightly, the saggy conclusion of Stripes. (The script went through many iterations, and the ending was reportedly always considered problematic.)
That said, Edge of Tomorrow remains one of the pleasant surprises of this summer season to date, boasting magnetic leads, a wickedly looping plot, and bravura direction. It might not be quite the cinematic experience you want to re-live over and over again, but it's well worth at least one go-round.


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Pietersen will also equal the highest number of 150+ scores for England, assuming he reaches said milestone tomorrow. It'll be his tenth, which puts him equal with Wally Hammond and Sir Len.
Pietersen will also equal the highest number of 150+ scores for England, assuming he reaches said milestone tomorrow. It'll be his tenth, which puts him equal with Wally Hammond and Sir Len.
"If that Swann lad is the future of spin bowling in this country, then we're ****ed." - Nasser Hussain, 1997.
You mean ENGLISH players?
Member of the Sanga fan club. (Ugh! it took me so long to become a real fan of his)
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"I don't believe a word of Pietersen's book, but then I don't believe a word anyone else has said either."
- Simon Barnes renders further comment on KP's autobiography superfluous in a sentence
Bet 10 people feel a bit silly now.
#J.Hobbs; #L.Hutton; #D.Bradman; #V.Richards; #G.Sobers; #A.Border; #A.Gilchrist; #K.Miller; #I.Khan; #S.Warne; #M.Marshall;
11. I mean one guy voted for Bell come on.
Still rooting for IP Freely ftr.
+ time's fickle card game ~ with you and i +
get ready for a broken ****in' arm
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I think we lose with any feasible outcome, only because, without the hyperbole this time, I don't think any of the bats on the fringes can stand up and fill KP's boots. But what you say is pretty realistic as well. So, yeah, it looks grim.
Grimmest it's looked since the beginning of 09 anyway and things worked out okay that time I suppose.
the odds of IP Freely are shorting by the match
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
My joke option looking good, mind you that's when he normally gets out to a stupid shot.
I dont understand why Bell is so under-rated? The guy is scoring decent amount of runs for few years now.
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Scorecard Draft (2010) V Sehwag, D Amiss, D Bradman (c), C Cowdrey, P Umrigar, A Faulkner, R Marsh +, M Marshall, W Hall, M Hughes, B O'Reilly
Alphabetical Draft (2011) S Watson, G Kirsten, D Bradman (c), K Sangakkara +, C Cowdrey, K Pietersen, A Flintoff, M Marshall, B O'Reilly, F Trueman, T Alderman
The Eras Draft (2014) V Trumper, A Morris, N Harvey, J Kallis, S McCabe, F Woolley, Imran Khan (c), J Dujon +, J Briggs, D Steyn, J Snow
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Holidays bring lots of fun and joy, but they can also bring potential safety problems for your pets. For instance, holiday celebrations can involve champagne or other alcoholic beverages, which should always be kept away from pets. Check our list of harmful foods to help make sure your pet doesn't ingest anything toxic during the holidays.
In addition, these times of year can be noisy and hectic with lots of extra people around. Be careful that your pet doesn't scoot out the door when you're letting guests in or out. In addition, you may want to set up a warm and quiet space with food, water, and a favorite blanket where your pet can retreat and relax alone.
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Holiday trees brighten up the holidays, but as you can see from this list, they can pose many dangers for your pet. So what should you do? Start by making sure your tree is stable and can't get knocked over onto your pet. Secure wires and light strands, so your pet can't trip over or get caught in them. Don't let your cat or dog play with ornaments, which can break and cause injuries. Also, keep your pet from drinking tree water because it can contain harmful bacteria or fertilizing chemicals.
Balloons make great decorations, but don't make good toys for pets. Pets can get hurt or scared if they pop, and possibly choke on or swallow the fragments. Balloon ribbons can also be a problem, particularly for cats who tend to enjoy chasing and chewing on them. Ingesting ribbon can cause vomiting or intestinal blockages.
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This is the worst mascara I have ever used. I am not sure if I simply got a "bad batch" or what. I received the mascara for free from my position as a cosmetician. I must admit I have never been a fan of Covergirl mascara but because it was free I decided to try it out again. Previous mascaras I tried from them just did not do much for my lashes. This one however clumped my lashes together which I simply fixed with a lash comb and continued on with my day. The mascara does add some volume as promised and seems to hold curl.. But it does make lashes feel crunchy. My biggest issue with this mascara is that it will NOT come off. I tried Vichy Micellar cleanser, Bioderma Micellar Cleanser, La Roche Posay individual eye makeup removers, Neutrogena makeup remover and BKamins Vegetable Cleanser and there is still product clumping my lashes together. All of these products are meant to remove mascara/eye makeup. And most of them are designed for waterproof products. My eyelids are swollen from scrubbing at my lashes and I am sure I have lost lots of healthy lashes from it. I normally would not scrub around my eye area but I was desperate I just want this mascara off of my eyes. So I used a cotton pad and cleanser vigorously and I am still stuck with some on my lashes. I do not have sensitive skin and have never experienced such a strange problem before. I gave the packaging two lippies because it is an appealing looking product and the price four because like all mascaras it is a great price. However I highly recommend if anyone else decides to try this they don't. Or if you do be prepared to spend hours taking it off.
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Received a sample of this mascara and thank god I did not actually buy it! I wore it once and the 1st step actually looked good, but the 2nd step kind of weighed down my lashes and made them lose their curl. My lashes were very stiff afterwards compared to any other mascara I've used. My biggest problem with this mascara is the removal. IT DOESN'T COME OFF! I had to scrub at my eyes and use 2 different makeup removers to finally get it off (Pond's cold cream seemed to do the trick). Typically when you just rub water onto your eyes the mascara starts to come off.. this mascara does not budge at all. The size of the mascara is also way too big..I don't think it's necessary. I generally like Covergirl mascaras so this was such a disappointment :/ It's going right to the garbage.
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I bought this because of all the hype on Youtube about it. I have only used it a few times so I cannot comment on the actual mascara, but LORD, I've realized that I HATE double ended mascaras! What a waste of time. I am normally trying to do my makeup in a hurry for work. Who has time to deal with both sides? NOT ME! Not to mention the packaging is HUGE. Is that necessary? I wouldn't care if this was the best mascara in the world, I hate the packaging so much that I would never repurchase!
Update: The mascara is "okay" but it's so hard to come off, even with my eye make-up remover. I've also noticed I'm actually losing lashes. I hate this mascara! I don't know if I can even use it all up.
WORST MASCARA EVER! Okay? I bought this because it was cheap, and I heard a big hype over it in the commercials. Decided to give it a shot.. Worst mistake of my life...... I couldn't get the stuff off!!!! It even made ALL of my eyelashes fall out the next day..... My cheeks were covered with eyelashes.... A MONTH BEFORE MY PAGEANT TO! I was completely bald on my eyelids! No other mascara has done that to me..... My lashes used to be long and had volume, I just needed a pick me up. Now... 6 months later, they're still not as great as they were.. They've grown in thin, weak, and brittle... No length or volume at all......... Worst mistake of my life.
Probably the worst mascara I've ever used. My boyfriend bought it for me at shoppers for 12$ when it first came out and I was super excited. When we got home I took off my makeup and tried this.
It's clumpy, the step 1 brush is so huge that the mascara would end up on my eyelids. The step two part just added more clumps so my eyelashes looked like spider legs.
The end result was clumpy, spidery, eyelashes that were all stuck together there was no separation at all. And to make matters worse, when I went to take it off with my wp makeup remover, it took a painful 5 minutes and I lost a bunch of eyelashes.
I will never repurchase
I usually don't write reviews, but this mascara is terrible. Absolutely terrible. It is extremely messy when applying, it ends up all over my eyelids for some reason even when being very careful (other mascaras don't do that). Immediately after applying even a small amount, it becomes dry and super stiff and leaves your lashes exactly how they are, which is all bunched together and poking straight out. Does not help with curl or length, even when using an eyelash curler. The applicator to the 1 side is too large. 2 makes them even more stiff and this mascara is extremely hard to get off. Even oils don't remove it fully and you still have stiff, stuck together lashes. My eyelashes hurt and bothered me all day the ONE day I wore it. It went out the window into a trash can.
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This is just AWFUL. I can't believe CG put out this product. Didn't they test this on people before they came out with it? If they did, they would have realized one huge problem. This stuff is literally black glue and almost as strong as super glue. It literally bonds to your lashes and it nearly impossible to get off without ripping off eyelashes too. It is much worse than any waterproof mascara to get off. I tried so hard to get it all off last night but there was still more to get off this morning. Then, the worst part is that my eyes had a terrible reaction to some ingredient in it and swelled up and became red and itchy. Whatever ingredient they put in this to make it last forever (and it does last forever because it is super glued to your lashes) caused a terrible allergic reaction. This is the worst product I have ever tried. It really is zero stars. Not even a one.
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After applying this product immediately my eyes began to itch and swell. The next morning my eyes were completely red, irritated and swollen! I have always used many Covergirl waterproof mascaras. And I can not understand why this mascara has caused my eyes to become red, itchy and swell. If I could paste a picture of my eyes you can see the irritation. I will never again buy another of Covergirl's product!
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I actually have nothing but good to say about this mascara. I paid $8.99 for it at Target. The packaging is large but I don't have a problem maneuvering the wand. I love the pink tube. The product is easy to apply, does not clump, smudge or flake and lasts all day. I am able to easily remove it using a makeup remover wipe at the end of the day. I would most likely repurchase.
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I am also surprised at the high number of negative reviews for this mascara due everyone saying it's so impossible to remove. I removed it using a lotion consistency eye makeup remover and it came off very easily. It says right on the package that it needs to be removed using the Cover Girl brand eye makeup remover which I know from experience is very greasy so I'm inclined to think that if you use a lotion type or more greasy / oil type eye makeup remover it'll remove fine.
My other thoughts on this:
- it lasts all through the workday and a workout
- it provides clump free volume similar to the regular Lash Blast
- the black color is rich and dramatic
- it's decently priced
- it doesn't smudge / smear while applying
- it is difficult to put on just as the wand is short and the tube is wide
- it's a bit deceiving as the package looks big though there's not really a lot of product in it
Overall I'd say this is a good mascara, not amazing though not awful either. I'm undecided if I will repurchase based entirely on the 'difficult to put on' factor.
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Ironically, the Medicare-dependent hospitals of today could have a leg up going forward. Hospitals with better payer mixes can afford to improve efficiency around the margins. But an organization like Providence Regional that exists on federal reimbursements doesn't have as many cost-shifting options and has to pay more attention to cost-cutting.
Hofheins is already trying to prepare for a future environment where utilization is going to have to be reduced across the board. In particular, imaging and testing levels will have to come down, so Providence is working on patient tracking and communication strategies that will help avoid duplicating tests and procedures now. He sees tighter integration with physicians and EHR connectivity across the continuum as first steps.
"That is going to be on my mind to be sustainable in the future. I don't have a lot of individual line items in mind. A lot of the work we're doing is to create a tighter community of care," he says. "There's no single way to do it. You have to look at lots of different ways of managing it."
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Todd (12/20/2010 at 5:06 PM)
I have to agree with Steven Watkins. Why would the government continue to pay facilities above break even? A facility showing it can effectively get cost out will just further show the government that it makes sense to cut reimbursement. In the future, look for fully public (Medicare and Medicaid) facilities and fully private facilities to provide care.
Insight 101 (12/16/2010 at 12:43 PM)
It's not a given that hospitals have to lose money on medicare. One commenter noted they often can't truly identify if they are losing money by the payer in the truest sense of the concept. I work for an large MA only company and we believe hosptials could become more profitable with us if they become more engaged. There is so much opportunity to improve they just tend to have no interest. I can't frankly explain the reticence but it's real and unfortunate.
Steven Watkins (12/15/2010 at 2:19 PM)
The answer is, "No". Hospitals cannot make money on Medicare(or Medicaid) only. As soon as hospitals reduce costs, Medicare reduces reimbursement...so it's a never-ending cycle. In fact, facilities operating with 70% Medicare and Medicaid (without dipping into a mega-foundation) would be hard-pressed to demonstrate high quality and patient satisfaction scores today. In response to Obamacare, we'll soon see "Medicare Only" facilities and "Private Only" facilities in the same communities.
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