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Scotsman.com Business - My faith in Chancellor is rocked by strange choice of mortgage
AM I the only one who is more than a touch concerned that the man we entrust with the nation's finances, Chancellor Alistair Darling, is happy to openly boast that he has a mortgage with Northern Rock?
I'm surprised he's got a mortgage at all. Most people try to get rid of them by the time they are approaching their mid-fifties. But that is entirely his affair.
If he has to have a mortgage, as he is perfectly entitled to do, why couldn't he have chosen a slightly less racy lender than the Northern Rock? Personally, I have never had an account of any description with them and wouldn't touch them with a barge-pole....
I guess it's all a question of judgment, which brings me on to the Pre-Budget Report, which must go down as one of the most bizarre in the party's history.
Leaving aside the huge increase in inheritance tax relief, which I know is popular with the public, but could scarcely be described as mainstream left-wing ideology, the most indefensible part of the package has to be the massive tax bonanza for second homeowners, and buy-to-let landlords, while offering no help whatsoever to first-time buyers and those otherwise priced out of the market.
To cut the tax due on profits made by second homeowners and landlords from 40% to 18% at a time when we are in the middle of a housing crisis strikes me as either the height of negligence or incompetence.
I find it impossible to believe the Chancellor understands what he has done. Just as the market was cooling he will unleash another boom, the rewards of which will be reaped by the wealthy. Great news for those of us who, like Mr Darling, are already firmly on our way up the property ladder, but disastrous for young buyers, whose first home will now slip further along the distant horizon.
It has been easy to forget that the Government isn't just Gordon Brown this week and that someone else in Chancellor, but I suppose we must raise our eyes from the enjoyable sport of Brown Bottle Baiting and look at the incompetence of the rest of the team. And Darling in his bid to obey orders to outTory the Torys, without copying them, has been hastily throwing together policies which simply don't add up.


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It's time for the Green Mountain Showdown, the first photo competition in Vermont dedicated to all facets of mountain biking. And, it culminates in Stowe.
The showdown, organized by Mountain Bike Vermont, is an opportunity for Northeastern photographers to showcase their talents.
Five professional photographers have been selected by a judging panel and have until Saturday, Aug. 27, the final day of the competition, to collect a portfolio of work based on the theme "Bike Culture in the Green Mountains."
Contest organizer Ryan Thibault says the goal is to elevate Vermont's status as the heart of mountain biking in the East.
The final day of the competition, Aug. 27, will involve group rides during the day and a party at Trapp Family Lodge that night. The competing photographers will have their images edited into a slideshow for the judges, who will score them according to artistic quality and technical skill.
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My patient Olivia had terrible cramps that started when she was about sixteen. When even prescription-strength ibuprofen didn't work, I suggested the other standard prescription for severe periods—oral hormones (aka birth control pills).
Don't Try These at Home
Avoid any over-the-counter medication claiming to be specially formulated to reduce menstrual symptoms. These treatments simply don't work, so don't pay extra money for them. Just go get some Advil, try the techniques above, or see a doctor.
I also do not recommend herbal remedies reported to ease period symptoms, such as black cohosh, blue cohosh, and wild yam. Do not try these. Although they have powerful estrogenlike effects, they have not been well studied. In my opinion, the risks definitely outweigh possible benefits.
Other No-Nos
- Don't: Take vitamin E supplements, even though some studies suggest they might help. If you take even small doses of vitamin E while you're also taking ibuprofen or other drugs in the NSAID class, your risk of uncontrolled bleeds increases— including bleeds in the brain.
- Don't: Take high doses of magnesium (more than 1000 milligrams) unless directed by a doctor.
- Don't: Take omega-3 fatty acid supplements (fish oil) while also taking ibuprofen or similar NSAID drugs. That's because some fish oil supplements also contain high doses of vitamin E.
Olivia and her mother both looked a little nervous when I mentioned the pill. Even though it's perfectly safe and often used for period pain they just weren't comfortable with it. Olivia's mother felt she was too young to be on the pill and Olivia herself wasn't crazy about the idea either.
"I totally understand," I told them both. I'd examined Olivia, and after she was dressed we all sat in the exam room. "There are lots of other remedies we can try." After all, women have been having period pain since way before birth control pills and ibuprofen were invented.
Some people call natural remedies "alternative therapies," but that makes it sound like you have to pick one or the other. Actually, with a few exceptions that I'll mention, you can try these and ibuprofen or other treatments. Since most of these treatments can work together, I prefer the term "complementary" therapies. Many of them have helped my patients. They're safe and usually easy to try yourself. And there's an added bonus: If they work for you, they might also help you with other problems later in life! For example, if meditation helps ease your period pain now, it might help with arthritis later on. So see what works for your body.
Healthy Eating. Some nutritionists believe that restricting certain foods, including dairy, sugar, salt, wheat, and caffeine, can help reduce menstrual pain. In fact, entire books describe food and eating plans that might help PMS and painful periods. Specifically, some nutritionists advise the following:
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- Limit processed foods (anything that comes ready-made in a package, from fast-food burgers to breakfast cereal).
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The spot asks viewers "What would you do if you walked in on a murder in progress?" and the movie's hashtag is #ISawWhatYouDid, so we get the connection–but based on the range of reactions, we hope that a few people in this clip were either in on the secret or didn't quite realize what was going on.
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Tip: Make any pair of gloves touchscreen-friendly
Touchscreens get a bit less useful in the winter, when gloved fingers are unable to manipulate their glowing controls. You could buy some expensive gloves with nubs on the fingers able to activate a touchscreen, or you could just make em yourself for cheap.
All you need to do to make the fingertips of your gloves touchscreen-friendly is to apply a bit of CPU thermal compound to them. Thermal compound is generally used to install CPUs in custom-built computers, and you can grab a tube of it for about $7 at computer and electronics shops. Simply stick some on there and you'll have warm fingers and a phone you can use. Not bad!
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I tried this trick with my off-brand thermal compound I had lying around, and it worked like a charm. I had to press a little harder, but depending on what you have and how much you put on, it shouldn't be a problem. You'll also inevitably get some on your screen, so just be careful — most modern phones shouldn't scratch up that easily, but if you have a screen protector like the InvisibleShield on your device, you won't have to worry about that at all.
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For your consideration is this vintage 1964 Epiphone Al Caiola Custom hollowbody electric guitar. This particular example, serial 68404, is in near mint 100% all original condition and includes a non-original Epiphone hard case! Undeniably one of the most interesting and unique guitars made by Gibson during this period, the Epiphone Al Caiola Custom was the only model to feature a 25.5" scale length, in addition to, a small collection of other very interesting characteristics specific to this model only! This is a very rare opportunity to buy a very rare guitar, so take advantage of this No Reserve auction with FREE USA shipping with discounted International delivery, and remember that the high bidder wins... regardless of price!
This '64 Al Caiola Custom features: the original cherry sunburst finish, laminated maple top with 7-ply binding, double bound laminated maple back and sides, mahogany neck, bound rosewood fingerboard with block inlays, (2) patent no. mini-humbuckers, bound headstock with fat column peghead inlay, trapeze tailpiece with Caiola Model wood insert, Gibson ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic bridge with ebony base, Grover (Pat. Pend.) tuning machines, 25 1/2" scale, 1 11/16" nut width, 1 15/16" depth full hollowbody (ES-330) construction, a zero fret and a non-original Epiphone hard shell case.
This guitar is an absolute player's dream: it features a wide 1 11/16" nut width, a super comfortable slim taper neck profile, factory large frets, no f-holes which reduce usual hollowbody feedback and 5 tone option switches. It weighs a super light 6 lbs. and 10 oz., and features a very thoughtful combination of cool appointments unique to this model, which make it an extremely versatile guitar. While a Gibson Varitone offers a limited 6 tonal varieties, the 5 tone switches (in conjunction with the rhythm/treble switch) can be used to create 54 different tones (if I calculated the permutation correctly) which represents versatility unlike any other Gibson model. Additionally, all of the switches offer very functional and usable tone options, unlike the Varitone. It is intonated perfectly, and thanks to the straight neck has very low and pleasant action.
If you are a connoisseur of condition, then you will certainly appreciate this guitar. This no issues example is void of all significant damage with no cracks, no breaks, no repairs, no modifications, etc. Sure the nickel-plated hardware has oxidized slightly and there are some traces of minimal weather-checking, but otherwise the guitar is almost like new. There is some minimal heat damage on the top part of the back of the headstock that resulted in several small heat bubbles, but are rather faint in appearance and not too distracting.
The original cherry sunburst finish has not faded in the slightest. There is very minimal fret wear, mostly refined to the zero fret, and there is no pick wear. There is very little, yet typical, superficial wear on the back of the body.
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Newly discovered artefacts from the largest and most valuable collection of Anglo-Saxon treasure ever found have been valued at £57,395.
Donate online to the Staffordshire Hoard Appeal 2013.
The Treasure Valuation Committee – a panel of independent experts which meets at the British Museum – carefully examined all 81 pieces of the Staffordshire Hoard that were found last November in the same Staffordshire field as the initial 3,500-piece collection. Their valuation of the artefacts has been formally agreed by the original hoard finder, landowner on whose field the treasure was discovered, and Stoke-on-Trent City Council and Birmingham City Council – the two authorities which jointly own the original collection.
And now the two authorities have launched a campaign to raise money to ensure the new items are saved for the nation and kept with the original find.
The councils jointly own the initial hoard artefacts, after a £3.28m fundraising campaign in 2009 which was led by the Art Fund, and included a substantial grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, as well as a massive fundraising effort from members of the public.
Now Birmingham Museums Trust and Stoke-on-Trent City Council are again joining forces to fundraise for the new items, which include a helmet cheek piece very similar in design and size to an item from the original discovery and a cross-shaped fitting, decorated with cloisonné garnets that recall crosses from the find four years ago.
Councillor Paul Shotton, Stoke-on-Trent City Council deputy council leader, said: "It took a huge and very public fundraising effort to raise the money to save the initial Staffordshire Hoard finds. But the treasure captured the imagination of thousands of people, and incredibly the money was raised in just a matter of months.
"We were thrilled with the generous support, from major fundraising bodies, partner authorities and individual museum visitors who dug deep to fill collection boxes at The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery here in Stoke-on-Trent and at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
"Now we are asking people to dig deep again and support us in saving these wonderful new finds that are a vital addition to the original collection."
People can make their pledges to support the acquisition appeal online for the Staffordshire Hoard Appeal 2013 or visit the Staffordshire Hoard website to find out other ways to donate.
Cash donations can be made by museum visitors in collection boxes at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and at The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery.
Sir Albert Bore, leader of Birmingham City Council, said: "Just over three years since the discovery of the Staffordshire Hoard, the find site again gave up yet more of its stunning artefacts.
"The generous general public, valued partners from Tamworth, Lichfield and Staffordshire, with assistance from funders such as the Art Fund, Heritage Lottery Fund and the National Heritage Memorial Fund dug deep to help joint owners Birmingham and Stoke-on-Trent City Councils to raise the original purchase price of £3.28m.
"Both authorities are now determined that the new pieces will also find a home in Birmingham and Stoke-on-Trent so we look forward to renewing our efforts to raise the sum of £57,395 to save the 'new' hoard for the nation."
The largest exhibition of the Staffordshire Hoard to date is currently on display at The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery in Stoke-on-Trent. Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery has this month scooped a £700,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to help build a gallery specifically to house an exhibition of the treasure. Both museums have permanent displays of the original artefacts.
The two authorities will also continue to work in partnership with Lichfield District Council, Staffordshire County Council and Tamworth Borough Council – which are supporting the fundraising effort – to ensure the story of the Staffordshire Hoard is told across the West Midlands region.
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This is from Julie. You are supposed to put in bold the things you've done, but I think comments are nice, too. Its fun. Try it.
1. Started your own blog
2. Slept under the stars my dad took me camping all the time as a child in Colorado
3. Played in a band
4. Visited Hawaii
5. Watched a meteor shower
6. Given more than you can afford to charity that is not saying much!
7. Been to Disneyland I went first as a grown-up; I highly recommend waiting
8. Climbed a mountain see #2
9. Held a praying mantis
10. Sang a solo had to do this for a class in college, and also in my theatre days
11. Bungee jumped
12. Visited Paris
13. Watched a lightning storm at sea
14. Gone rollerskating
15. Adopted a child Four - what a blessing!
16. Had food poisoning
7. Walked to the top of the Statue of Liberty
18. Grown your own vegetables
19. Seen the Mona Lisa in France
20. Slept on an overnight train in Russia and the US
21. Had a pillow fight
22. Hitch hiked
23. Taken a sick day when you're not ill
24. Built a snow fort
25. Held a lamb
26. Gone skinny dipping My real claim to fame; did this with Bill Hurt (and a few others way back when....)
27. Run a Marathon
28. Ridden in a gondola in Venice
29. Seen a total eclipse
30. Watched a sunrise or sunset over the Grand Canyon!
31. Hit a home run
32. Been on a cruise--we're planning one for our 15th anniversary
33. Seen Niagara Falls in person
34. Visited the birthplace of your ancestors We went all around the homes my dad and his ancestors lived in in Iowa, and where my mom and hers lived in Southern Indiana
35. Seen an Amish community
36. Taught yourself a new language Well, I majored in Russian in college...didn't exactly teach myself
37. Acted in a play or performed on stage professionally for seven years
38. Seen the Leaning Tower of Pisa in person
39. Gone rock climbing
40. Seen Michelangelo's David
41. Sung karaoke
42. Seen Old Faithful geyser erupt
43. Bought a stranger a meal at a restaurant
44. Visited Africa
45. Walked on a beach by moonlight
46. Been transported in an ambulance--too many times, but I was never the patient.
47. Had your portrait painted
48. Gone deep sea fishing
49. Seen the Sistine Chapel in person
50. Been to the top of the Eiffel Tower in Paris
51. Gone scuba diving or snorkeling
52. Kissed in the rain
53. Played in the mud
54. Gone to a drive-in theater
55. Been in a movie an extra in The Shining
56. Visited the Great Wall of China
57. Started a business
58. Had an uncontrollable giggling fit at the worst possible moment
59. Visited Russia five times and want to go more!
60. Served at a soup kitchen for years we did this every Saturday
61. Sold Girl Scout Cookies
62. Gone whale watching
63. Got flowers for no reason
64. Donated blood, platelets or plasma
65. Gone sky diving
66. Visited a Nazi Concentration Camp
67. Bounced a check
68. Flown in a helicopter
69. Saved a favorite childhood toy
70. Visited the Lincoln Memorial - visited his boyhood home - thats where I held the lamb
71. Eaten Caviar
72. Pieced a quilt
73. Stood in Times Square
74. Toured the Everglades
75. Been fired from a job
76. Seen the Changing of the Guards in London
77. Broken a bone
78. Been on a speeding motorcycle
79. Seen the Grand Canyon in person
80. Published a book - I had some essays in published in books (Catholic Homeschool Companion and Catholic Homeschool Treasury)
81.visited the Vatican
82. Bought a brand new car
83. Walked in Jerusalem
84. Had your picture in the newspaper most lately in Our Sunday Visitor
85. Read the entire Bible
86. Visited the White House
87. Won money I won $200 and in the same minute a man had a heart attack. What a hideous thing to have happen. We donated it to his scholarship fund.
88. Had chickenpox
89. Saved someone's life
90. Sat on a jury
91. Met someone famous See #26, Ananias Nin, Sir Michael Redgrave, all of the Chieftains
92. Joined a book club
93. Had to put someone you love in Hospice Care
94. Had a baby Two!
95. Seen the Alamo in person
96. Swam in the Great Salt Lake
97. Been involved in a law suit
98. Owned a cell phone
99. Been stung by a bee
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St. Paul, Virginia police arrested a man they say broke the bones of a baby around two months old.
Evan Johnson is charged with two counts of child abuse.
St. Paul police say the child was admitted to the Niswonger Children's Hospital in Johnson City on November 2 with broken ribs and a broken leg. They say that baby has been in custody of social services since that day.
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What a fabulous two day class with Keith this has been. We all hated it to end. This was a technique workshop without the intent to actually make a finished project. We worked through several ways to etch on metals and patina metals. If I say I loved the class, I would have to triple that emotion for John. He had an absolutely great time. Here are just a few examples of what some of the etchings on metal looked like:
I will have more tomorrow night after our last workshop with Keith.
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The men behind Barack ObamaSubmitted by rb25de on Sun, 02/03/2013 - 04:33
Historian Webster Tarply in Focus.
A two part interview.
I have to say it's the first time I've heard this, the real agenda, put to voice publically. An accurate accessment, particularly now with the move into Africa.
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Sounding pedantic, RP did take votes from Santorum and Gingrich, and it did benefit Romoney. But politics isn't the issue, though I see your point.
On foreign policy and the underlying agenda behind the 'war of terror' Tarply seems to have a fairly clear insight into the reality of it all, all be it a little understated on the role Iran plays in the greater scheme of things, and for that matter Israel, but basically on the money.
"Hell is empty, and all the devils are here" (Shakespeare)
RP 2012~ Intellectual Revolution.
During the Republican primaries Webster
Tarpley said Ron Paul was Mitt Romneys pawn, and that Dr. Pauls only purpose was to take votes from Santorum and Gingrich for Mitts benefit. After that nonsense Tarpley is either ignorant or complicit. Either way he has ZERO credibility.
Yes, that was a big wake-up call on Tarpley for me
Doesn't mean I auto discount everything he says.
Merely means I take him, his analysis and conclusions with an extra grain of salt. And (as always) cross-reference and check it.
I do not think Tarpley
will get much approval. Not because Tarpley is anti-capitalist and not very logical, but because his particular scapegoats are not OUR scapegoats.
You see, Trilateral comission, Zbigniew Brzeziński, Jimmy Carter, Obama are not huge fans of Israel. Without blaming Zionists, our folks here cannot sleep well. Because many among us had missed RP message and, therefore, would not blame our own mothers and grand mothers for the condition we are in.
But I remember when Tarpley advocated closed borders, tariffs, government controlling money, and wise cetral planning at Alex Jones show, at least half of youtube comments were positive.


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A music/film project explores how musicians collaborate across generations
Are DJs musicians? Is dancing to a machine somehow less righteous than shaking your ass to a breathing and sweating rhythm section? These are questions brought up by the documentary-style film Re:Generation, which follows five producers and DJs as they get paired up with practitioners of (mostly) unlikely musical genres for a collaborative project. The film is as much about the pervasiveness of mash-up culture and the dynamics of collaboration as it is about music.
Made in conjunction with the Grammys (come to think of it, much of the film feels like one of those self-congratulatory filmed commemorations you see in the middle of an awards show), Re:Generation follows Skrillex, Pretty Lights, the Crystal Method, DJ Premier and Mark Ronson as they all set out to work on recording, re-imagining and re-mixing exemplars of rock, jazz, R&B, country and classical music.
Ronson, backed by members of the Daptones and the Antibalas bands, works with legends like Meters drummer (and certainly one of the greatest drummers ever) Zigaboo Modeliste as well as singer Erykah Badu. Their New Orleans-steeped jam is more funk-soul gumbo than "jazz," the purported genre they're tackling. And watching Badu — beautiful, poised and soulful — as she ribs Ronson upon their introduction is as entertaining as the recording session, which yields probably the most successful collaboration. (Badu's chanted refrain of "Your mama don't wear no drawers" is a stroke of off-the-cuff genius.)
Electronic artist Pretty Lights, a self-described "dude in baggy pants," is paired with country pioneer Ralph Stanley. This is more squirm-inducing. When Pretty Lights suggests that Stanley sing "Wayfaring Stranger" in the style of Burl Ives, country fans are liable to choke on their Moon Pies. (Stanley responds with: "I'd rather just do it my way. I never could copy anybody." And the DJ later tells the camera, "I was like, 'fuck,' I am screwed.")
Watching these young stars grapple with taking some form of creative control when working with seasoned veterans is where Re:Generation gets most interesting. These are DJs and producers who are used to sampling music and reconfiguring and repurposing largely without having to consult the original artists. When the guys from Crystal Method try to get Martha Reeves to sing a song they wrote about the city of Detroit, they're faced with resistance to the tone of the words. "That's somebody else's lyric," Reeves says, making it clear the song will have to change. One of the Crystal Method duo says they'd hoped to have a rapport with their collaborators, but "There just wasn't time."
When dubstep artist and producer Skrillex works with the Doors, drummer John Densmore maps out the old-fogey position of being opposed to working with synthesized sounds and mechanized drums. "I'm always partial to humanity, or real musicians," he tells Skrillex upon meeting him, which could be a deal-breaker here, but isn't.
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What the film inadvertently highlights is just how much the isolated nature of modern musical production seems to work against the very thing that created the scenes and cultures that are celebrated by the producers. But the end recordings played live in front of festival audiences in a few cases — complete with the help of blinding lights, video-game-like effects, smoke machines and bobbing dancers — demonstrate that this is club music, meant for chest-pounding speakers.
Ultimately the film reveals a difference in mash-up culture and older musical styles — the younger artists seem to prize a texture or a momentary groove or snippet, whereas some of the veterans are concerned with developing a longer narrative flow, a larger architecture. One isn't necessarily better than the other. But the idea of the drive-by, impersonal, jammed-together project is the way of the moment. It still allows for all kinds of artistic impulses and surprises. "Sometimes it's just one little thing that triggers a paradigm shift," as Badu says while she's working on a lyric on the fly. "I carve away all the clay until there's something nice underneath."
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17 December 2014 2:19 PM, PST | Cinelinx | See recent Cinelinx news »
..And talk about the old cinema tradition, the Intermission. This break in between lengthy films was born out of necessity not ambition. Back when everything was projected on film a reel on the projector could only hold so much. This required the projectionist to load the second reel, and this required time, hence the intermission. With digital projection it's a tap of the play button and the computer does it's thing, no intermissions needed. But an idea has arose: Just because we don't have to doesn't necessarily mean we shouldn't.
The 154 minute Exodus Gods and Kings left many movie goers burned out by the first hour and a half (some the first 20 minutes) and too beaten to care much for the coming hour. But would an intermission solve this epics exhaustion? Or would viewers take the opportunity to leave? Or, would they be disappointed that they had lost the films sense of immersion? »
- firstname.lastname@example.com (Aaron Hunt)
16 December 2014 2:05 PM, PST | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
Director Takuya Misawa is clearly a cinephile, and his directorial debut, "Chigasaki Story," was a fine selection to follow the tribute to Japanese cinema at the Marrakech Film Festival, as the film's title is a direct reference to the legendary Yasujiro Ozu's "Tokyo Story." There is even direct reference to the auteur, as the seaside resort where the film takes place is described as the location where Ozu would hole up to do his writing. And because it takes place in a hotel, it's impossible to not draw comparison to Renoir's "La Règle du Jeu," and the associations don't stop at the location: the film is rife with make ups, break ups, miscommunications and misunderstandings among the denizens. Risa (Natsuko Hori) has taken up temporary residence in the casual inn in order to prep for her wedding celebration (the groom is en route). Her work »
- Katie Walsh
1 December 2014 5:16 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
40. Don't Look Now (1973)
Directed by: Nicholas Roeg
A few films that could be defined as horror appear on this list, mostly because the best ones veer further into a psychological discussion on dealing with fear, death, and loss. Based on a short story by Daphne du Maurier, "Don't Look Now" is a landmark of British-Italian cinema, thanks to its wonderfully developed characters and realistic depiction of grief. John and Laura Baxter (Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie) travel to Venice, still reeling after the accidental drowning of their daughter Christine. While there, Laura meets a psychic who claims that Christine is still trying to contact them, which she shares with John, who is skeptical. Slowly, John begins to experience supernatural moments and mysterious sightings, some of which appear to be a young girl in a red coat, similar to the one Christine was wearing when she died. While the »
- Joshua Gaul
2 September 2014 12:56 PM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Throughout the summer, an admin on the r/movies subreddit has been leading Reddit users in a poll of the best movies from every year for the last 100 years called 100 Years of Yearly Cinema. The poll concluded three days ago, and the list of every movie from 1914 to 2013 has been published today.
Users were asked to nominate films from a given year and up-vote their favorite nominees. The full list includes the outright winner along with the first two runners-up from each year. The list is mostly a predictable assortment of IMDb favorites and certified classics, but a few surprise gems have also risen to the top of the crust, including the early experimental documentary Man With a Movie Camera in 1929, Abel Gance's J'Accuse! in 1919, the Fred Astaire film Top Hat over Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps in 1935, and Stanley Kubrick's The Killing over John Ford's »
- Brian Welk
20 August 2014 8:30 AM, PDT | ioncinema | See recent ioncinema news »
Married Life: Sachs' Latest a Subtle Portrayal of Love, Marriage, and Familial Bonds
Following on the heels of his 2012 film, Keep the Lights On, which documented a rather tumultuous and sometimes toxic relationship between two gay men over the course of a decade, director Ira Sachs delivers what is perhaps his most heartfelt and warmly observed film thus far. While many of the central relationships depicted in Sachs' works are marked by melancholy and discord, whether that be the arresting loneliness of the superb Dina Korzun in Forty Shades of Blue (2005) or the dark comedy underpinning the extra-marital affair in Married Life (2007), here with Love is Strange, we are graced with a couple played by John Lithgow and Alfred Molina, partners of nearly forty years that have finally taken it upon themselves to exchange overdue marriage vows.
After thirty nine years of living together, Ben (John Lithgow) and George »
- Nicholas Bell
15 August 2014 3:49 PM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
In the moviegoer's hierarchy of needs, a PG-13 "Expendables" is about as essential as a Joel Schumacher remake of "Tokyo Story." Or, to put it in terms more appropriate to its target audience: You need "The Expendables 3" like you need a kick in the crotch, and while this running-on-fumes sequel may not be quite as painful a thing to experience, it will waste considerably more of your time. From train-crashing start to back-slapping finish, Lionsgate's latest and longest showcase for Sylvester Stallone and other aging slabs of B-movie beef — the marquee names this time around include Mel Gibson and Harrison Ford — smacks of desperation and teen-audience pandering, from the literally bloodless action to the introduction of a younger, hotter backup team of fighters (call them the Hip Replacements). It's an obvious, half-hearted ploy to keep the beleaguered series going, when it would »
- Variety Staff
8 August 2014 4:30 AM, PDT | HeyUGuys.co.uk | See recent HeyUGuys news »
You know the hair. The glasses. The voice. The sheer talent. Richard Ayoade spoke to HeyUGuys about The Double, which is out now on DVD and Blu Ray. Other subjects included The It Crowd, a new book, Ingmar Bergman, and trying not to bore audiences.
I'd like to start by going back a little bit to your first feature, which was obviously Submarine. I think for many people, they didn't realise that a comedy actor was also going to be a great director. So I was wondering, did you feel that was a liberating experience?
Erm, I don't know. I'd directed TV before – I directed a show called Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, and music videos and things, so the main thing at the time [was I] felt the writing of something that was much longer than anything I'd done, and the structure of doing a film that has ninety minutes to it. »
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4 August 2014 3:10 PM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
In the moviegoer's hierarchy of needs, a PG-13 "Expendables" is about as essential as a Joel Schumacher remake of "Tokyo Story." Or, to put it in terms more appropriate to its target audience: You need "The Expendables 3" like you need a kick in the crotch, and while this running-on-fumes sequel may not be quite as painful a thing to experience, it will waste considerably more of your time. From train-crashing start to back-slapping finish, Lionsgate's latest and longest showcase for Sylvester Stallone and other aging slabs of B-movie beef — the marquee names this time around include Mel Gibson and Harrison Ford — smacks of desperation and teen-audience pandering, from the literally bloodless action to the introduction of a younger, hotter backup team of fighters (call them the Hip Replacements). It's an obvious, half-hearted ploy to keep the beleaguered series going, when it would be far wiser to »
- Justin Chang
30 July 2014 6:10 AM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
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Jacques Demy's The Young Girls of Rochefort is the Oscar-nominated follow-up to his immensely popular and successful The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964), which with all of its dialogue sung was something of a reinvention of the movie musical, an almost experiential musical. Young Girls, on the other hand, is simply a great musical. To be sure, Umbrellas is an excellent film as well (see my take on it here), but while it surely resonates with its tale of love unhappily ever after, and it radiates in attractive Eastmancolor, it's in some ways hampered by its own novelty. There is of course more to it than merely the fact that everyone sings everything, but to many it's probably best known as the movie where everyone sings everything. Young Girls is more traditional in that it has dialogue »
- Jeremy Carr
18 July 2014 6:47 AM, PDT | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »
In the summer of 1999 I was a 17-year-old floorboy at a suburban multiplex showing Eyes Wide Shut. There were other movies that caught my attention that summer—Limbo, Election, Summer of Sam, The Blair Witch Project, South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut—but Kubrick's was the only one of any import. I saw it four times in a week, defended it against my peers' scorn, and had Jonathan Rosenbaum's Chicago Reader review practically memorized. For my generation, seeing a Stanley Kubrick film in its original run was a novelty. Sadly, the experience would also be unrepeatable.
1999 was a hard year to be a cinephile. Kubrick vanished in March, and by the time December rolled around the news came in that Robert Bresson had also passed away. I was obsessed with both filmmakers. The previous year I already felt anguished learning about Akira Kurosawa's death. Looking back, the »
- Gabe Klinger
14 April 2014 6:46 PM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
20th Century Fox is rumored to currently be seeking writers for Die Hard 6, which, according to Latino Review's El Mayimbe, will reunite Bruce Willis as John McClane with his Die Hard: With a Vengeance co-star Samuel L. Jackson as Zeus Carver.
Twitter Scoop: Fox is meeting writers for takes on next Die Hard. It has to involve John McClane And Samuel Jackson's Zeus Carver character!
— elmayimbe (@elmayimbe) April 14, 2014
@BrianWCollins@_RyanTurek All I know is that writers are being asked to come up with a take that involves bringing back Zeus.
— elmayimbe (@elmayimbe) April 14, 2014
Back in October 2010, we reported that Bruce Willis plans to retire his iconic John McClane character after Die Hard 6. Then in February 2013, just before A Good Day to Die Hard was released, the actor confirmed that the project is still moving forward. The last we heard about the sequel was in April 2013, when little-known writer Ben Trebilcook »
- MovieWeb
4 April 2014 6:00 AM, PDT | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
Writer/director/John Woo junkie Gareth Evans assembled action genre euphoria with The Raid: Redemption, a film that made an artform out of ass-kicking, while utilizing filmmaking that laid hundreds of shakicam movies to shame. In front of the camera, the hero was Rama, a Swat member played by Iko Uwais, who had to fight his way to the top of an apartment complex filled with adversaries. With that film's well-deserved success, Evans and his Indonesian star Uwais (who also writes the choreography) now return with The Raid 2: Berandal, which was originally intended to be made before The Raid: Redemption.
Read Nick's interview with Gareth Evans for 'The Raid: Redemption'
Uwais has only appeared in four films including The Raid: Berandal. He was discovered by Evans when the filmmaker was making a documentary in Indonesia in 2007. Two years later, the duo c/ollaborated for the first time on Merantau, »
- Nick Allen
16 February 2014 1:43 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
A Tangled Tale (dir. Corrie Francis, 2013)
The Off animation block was full of great contenders of various animation styles. Snowdysseus played like a stop-motion, nightmare-fueled version of Gravity featuring an astronaut trapped in a land plagued with skeletons; the crowd-pleasing, mannequin-starring Baby Chicken sported a short adventure of a deadly breakfast; the French animated short The Little Blond Boy with a White Sheep favored the use of imagination and frolicking with farm animals to standardized tests; and even a computer-rendered children's film narrated by George Takei, The Missing Scarf. Yet, of all the shorts presented, the atmospheric A Tangled Tale has managed to make the most lasting impression, mixing mediums of what looks like chalk and watercolor and allowing the music and sound design to tell the story, any visuals being abstract, yet powerful. Rough outlines of color against a black background reveal hints of a body of water, »
- Zach Lewis
19 January 2014 1:01 AM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Truth springs from the title and trickles down into every pore of "Love Is Strange," an uncompromising yet accessible slice-of-life expression from Ira Sachs, one of the most perceptive and personal directors working in American cinema. Here, the helmer branches out beyond his own lived experience to imagine a same-sex relationship 39 years strong as it is tested immediately following the couple's long-overdue marriage. This beautifully observed ensembler shines on the strength of its two leads, John Lithgow and Alfred Molina, who conjure four decades together as they enter the "for better, for worse" phase of their union.
Keenly aware that it is the "sexual" part of homosexuality that seems to offend the family-values crowd, Sachs has shrewdly focused on an example where hearts lead the way — so much so that the couple's progressive New York family look to their old gay uncles as role models in romance. That »
- Peter Debruge
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Hard as it may be for some rap fans to accept, hip hop in 2014 is all about raw emotional honesty and wobbly chinned sensitivity. From big shots (Eminem, Kanye) to next-big-things (Childish Gambino, Danny Brown), it's inner turmoil – rather than inner-city turmoil – that sells records these days.
The reigning champ of this unhappy-hop trend is 27-year-old Canadian Drake, who's touring the UK this month. His monster 2012 hit Take Care (featuring Rihanna), a track about two lovers reflecting on their painful pasts and vowing to offer each other emotional support, was so far removed from hip hop's traditional subject matter – guns, gangs, beefs, cash – that it barely seemed like a rap track at all.
A decade ago, the most buzzed-about rapper was 50 Cent, a hulking real-life criminal who rhymed with a slur due to a gunshot wound to his face. The back story of 2014's hottest MC couldn't be more different: Drake (real name: Aubrey) grew up in Toronto's affluent Forest Hill district, and first rose to fame playing a teen heartthrob on Canadian soap Degrassi. If Eminem opened the door for white rappers, Drake has done the same for the middle-class.
Drake's shifting of hip hop's focus away from aggro megalomania and towards champagne-fuelled self-loathing has meant beefing (rappers casually flinging death-threats at each other) has fallen out of fashion. And the longer MCs keep their anger turned inwards, the less likely they are to wind up as the next Biggie or 2Pac (ie dead). So well done, Aubrey – you're a real lifesaver.
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Glee Review: "Funk"by Steve Marsi at . Comments
Apologies in advance dear readers, because instead of the thoughtful, hilarious review that you're used to seeing from M.L. House, today you're getting a random stream of consciousness review from me, the Mrs. M.L. House! You can just think of us like my favorite Glee couple, as I often do.
I'm like Rachel (a little bossy here and there, and I really love my own singing voice), and the Mr. M.L. can be Finn (since Jesse is SO out of the picture). Plus, I often daydream that Mr. M.L. is both a fabulous singer and the star football player like Finn. *Sigh*
Anyway, onward we go with the review of "Funk."
Ohhh, that liar Jesse! Even though we saw this coming for episodes, I had been hoping that Jesse would at least show some conflicting emotions when he threw Rachel and New Directions under the proverbial bus. The least he could have done was tell Rachel the same heartfelt speech he gave Shelby a couple episodes ago. I believed it back then... now I'm not so sure he ever really cared about her.
Either way, I hope that by the end of the season he is BEGGING Rachel to get back with him, so she can break his heart right back, and kick his butt at Regionals on top of it. In my head, I say the name "Jesse St James" with the meanest possible voice I can imagine. He's Despicable with a capital D.
Now, onto Quinn: I appreciate her plight and can stand by the message that Glee is trying to send with her plotline, but WHAT was going on with her funk this week? First of all, there are 7 very pregnant girls at McKinley High? Shouldn't the school start doing some sex ed or abstinence training or something?
Secondly, I love pregnancy, I love babies, and I love high-schoolers (except for a few I won't name here, ahem), but I found Quinn's song (and the backup dancers) kind of weird in general. I mean, pregnant 16 year olds shouldn't be gyrating around in front of their peers. Aren't there other ways to express the difficulties of teen pregnancy, Quinn?
Personally, I can't wait till Quinn has the baby and we get this plotline over with. I kind of liked her better when she was mean and a Cheerio and stirring up things with Puck and Finn and Rachel.
Of course when Sue dresses up she just puts on a strand of pearls with her track suit, ha! The entire date scene/Sue's house scene was fabulous. I like how each of her track suits have their own mannequin to hang on – like they're too good for an ordinary hanger. So so so so so funny. Meanwhile, which trophy do you think Sue was hugging in bed? It must be a recent Cheerio one, right?
Another thing I loved during this episode - Puck and Finn's camaraderie. "Loser" was hot!!! It renewed my Puck and Finn Fever. And then the Puck/Finn encore with Mercedes to "Good Vibrations" I was crushing hard. And am still thinking about Finn in that tank top.
At the end, when Jesse waved to Rachel across the parking lot, I thought he was going to get hit by a bus a'la Mean Girls. And then he breaks an egg on her face– heartless. Also unsanitary, as my roommate Tara pointed out. Wash that egg off your lip immediately girl! Salmonella doesn't go well with a broken heart. Poor Rachel. But I loved Jesse's face during the funkification – how do you like them apples, Jesse?
One last thing, and I can't believe M.L. House hasn't mentioned it ever because I talk about it like every week, but HOW GOOD OF A DANCER IS MIKE!?!?!??!!?! He wasn't on that much in this episode, but he's been on in the past, and I could watch him 24/7. Kid has got moves!
So that's all from me. Next week you'll be back to your regularly scheduled programming with Mr. M.L. House and his reviews.
XOXO, Gossip Girl.
Ha, Just kidding! Was great to be here, byeeeeee! Some Glee quotes from the episode appear below ...
Sue: And that gay terrorist went on to become the first gay president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. | permalink
Kurt: I'm so depressed I've worn the same outfit twice this week. | permalink
Mr Harrison: Where's my music? How am I supposed to shop without my Kenny G? | permalink
Puck: You're not going to fondle us, are you Mr. Harrison? | permalink
Sue: Hot Cheetos have been proven to raise endorphins and make happy kids, and I can't have that. | permalink
Rachel: Do it. Break it like you broke my heart. | permalink
Sue: Will I'm not going to do this. Even your breath stinks of mediocrity. | permalink
Sue: I'm all about finding a freakish depressed kid and showing them what winning's all about. | permalink
Rachel: Now I just keep having nightmares of all of the mother's of the little baby chicks coming at me for revenge. | permalink
Terri: I have this compulsive need to crush other people's dreams. Finn: Yeah that's what Mr. Shu said. | permalink
Quinn (on regrets): Thinking "trust me" was a sensible birth control option. | permalink
Artie: They call it a funkification, meaning they show us what they've got and we spiral into a deep cloud of funk. | permalink
Sue: I want it to look like Elvis' gold record room at Graceland, except I'll be wanting far few morbidly obese women wandering around. | permalink
Sue: You know, for me trophies are like herpes. You can try to get rid of them but they just keep coming. Sue Sylvester has hourly flair ups of burning itchy highly contagious talent. | permalink
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You actually see jesse flinching as rachel is getting hit with the eggs
Can anyone seem to find out where Mercedes black and gold high tops are from? I love them!! She is my fav charecter! Coz she speaks her mind... good girl!! But she also goes through things like normal people unlike racheal who seems to be mainly in a fantasy!!
HAH. true about brittany though..i just saw the glee tour (SQUEAL!) on saturday and they even put on some brittany moments @ the show! she came out and was like "....who are all these people..." (:
mike is the most taken for granted character on tv. seriously, he does a LOT of the dancing, and he's had about 3 lines on the entire series so far. He NEEDS to have more speaking lines! maybe even a plot line in the future?
well brittany didnt have any lines, but in the beginning when they were cleaning up the toilet paper, you get a glimpse of her trying to put the toilet paper back on the roll, it was hilarious. and when she was wearing her cheerios outfit on backwards, i loved it. i personally love finn, and i hope they get back together. i also thought that new directions did better then vocal adrenaline with the songs. i also think rachael is a better singer then jesse, so i think theyll win next week.
I didn't catch a single Brittany line. Did I just miss it? What's up with that? She is the BEST!
I still love Jesse and I'm hoping they will bring Jonathan Groff back next season. What he did was wrong but even in earlier episodes both Rachel and Jesse said their reputations were important to them especially when it came to their careers. He had to deal with the pressures of all of his VA teammates. I think he does love Rachel and that's why he was torn. Rachel shouldn't just run back to Finn. I'm just hoping they allow Jesse a chance at redemption because I feel like he is a good guy and that he is the perfect guy for Rachel. Maybe not right now, but in the end it should be Jesse.
did anyone catch jesse say "i loved you" right before he smashed the egg on rachel? now im kinda confused because yes he was a psycho raging super jerk faced douche, but now he doesn't have to pretend anymore so why would he say it? hmmmmm......
Quinn did pretty well singing, but the pregnant dancers were definitely ...awkward. I was half expecting one of them to go into labor doing all that bouncing and gyrating...
@Yuffie Me, too, but for both reasons. :) Artie came along, too! xD After this episode, it got me so hyped (and hot, WHOO MR. SHUE!) and I can't wait until Regionals! Wow.