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'The Campaign' Official Trailer Pits Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis in a Baby-Punching WarMovie News By Nathan Adams on May 11, 2012 | Comments (1)
Whether you appreciate his work or not, there's no arguing that director Jay Roach solidified his place in the world of big screen comedies by launching both the Austin Powers and Meet the Parents franchises. As many tickets as those movies sold, he probably never had to work in the movie business again. Unfortunately, he did, and he made Dinner for Schmucks, a movie that hasn't had very many nice things said about it by anyone. After a brief break from the comedy world, directing the HBO dramatization of the 2008 presidential campaign, Game Change, Roach finds himself back in the comedic sphere, perhaps utilizing some of his more ridiculous experiences putting together Game Change, to bring us The Campaign. Roach's new comedy was already introduced to us a few days ago, when the film put a couple of fake political ads for its two main characters, Cam Brady (Will Ferrell) and Marty Huggins (Zach Galifianakis), up on Facebook. But now the marketing team is back and eager to impress with the film's first full-length trailer; a somewhat reassuring trailer that already contains more laughs than the entirety of Dinner for Schmucks.
'The Campaign' Trailers Masquerade as Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis Campaign AdsMovie News By Nathan Adams on May 7, 2012 | Comments (1)
Though Jay Roach's upcoming political comedy is no longer called Dog Fight, it does still star Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis as two Southern political rivals running for the same congressional seat, and it does still have the potential to be pretty hilarious. These days the movie is going by the name The Campaign, and it looks like it's about to hit us with a pretty big marketing blitz. Facebook pages have been set up not just for the film itself, but also for the two fictional politicians that Ferrell and Galifianakis will be playing, Cam Brady and Marty Huggins. On each of their respective pages you can also find the politicians' first TV ads, which exist somewhere in a state of limbo between viral ads and traditional trailers. What you're getting is really just chunks of footage from the film slightly edited to look more like political ads than they do your typical movie trailer; so they're not going to make even the most unwitting and least discerning advertising target think they're watching anything other than footage from an upcoming movie.
Why 'Anchorman 2′ Tackling Racial Diversity is a Great ThingMovie News By Scott Beggs on April 24, 2012 | Comments (4)
In the latest issue of Empire, writer/director/custodian Adam McKay explained that a sea of change was going to attack the news team from Channel Four in the upcoming Anchorman 2. After dealing with sexual politics and women in the work place, the sequel will jump ahead just a few years to the issue of racial diversity. "It's right when all the news started changing with the 24-hours news cycle in '78 or '79," said McKay. "All of a sudden, local news stations diversified and had Latino anchors and African-American anchors, and any time you're talking about diversity and the Action News team, that's always fun to deal with." A fantastic idea. McKay has never shied away from making political statements, but it's both surprising and unsurprising that Anchorman 2 would take this tilt. After all, the original isn't touted as a champion of social consciousness. The fact that it should be is why it's excellent to see diversity on the menu for the next adventure for Ron Burgundy and friends.
Adam McKay Talks About His Road to 'Anchorman 2' and Reveals Who's Coming BackIn Development By Nathan Adams on April 11, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
When it was finally announced that Will Ferrell, Adam McKay, and company would be coming back and making a sequel to their 2004 modern classic Anchorman, the world rejoiced. But, with as many people as there are who love this movie, and with the way it's continued to remain a relevant part of popular culture, why did it take so long to make a sequel? McKay spills some details on the long road to this highly anticipated sequel in a recent interview with THR. Apparently the delay between Anchorman movies came down to two things: first there was a lack of interest in sequels from the creative end of things, and then there were budget concerns from the accountants. Or, as McKay puts it, "the movie came out and did really good but then got even bigger on DVD and cable. So then, when he (Adam Goodman) was at Paramount, he said to me, 'Would you ever do a sequel?' And at first we were like, 'No, we don't want to do sequels, we have too many ideas. Why do sequels?' And then finally, we kept hearing the question so much from fans, and we're like, 'Shit, man, there's almost something original about doing a sequel,' like, can-we-do-a-sequel suddenly became an interesting challenge to us. We got our heads around on it and said, 'All right, we'll do it,' and Goodman was really excited. But then it went in the numbers machine over there."
Scotchy, Scotch, Scotch! Time for an 'Anchorman' Drinking GameDrinking Games By Kevin Carr on April 3, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Last week, the interwebs exploded with the awesome announcement that Will Ferrell, Adam McKay, Steve Carell and Paramount Pictures have come to an agreement on moving forward with a sequel to the 2004 comedy Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. Sweet Lincoln's mullet, this is exciting! Even though the movie's release is at least a year away, you can still pop in your DVD, Blu-ray or HD-DVD (yeah, those are still out there) of Anchorman to refresh yourself in preparation of the sequel. Enjoy some scotchy, scotch, scotch, down into your belly. Or drink from a half-gallon carton of milk on a hot day. Either way, slap on your Sex Panther cologne and take a trip back to the glorious 70s. And don't forget to stay classy, rejects!
Great Odin's Raven! 'Anchorman 2′ Will See Will Ferrell Back In the Mustache AgainMovie News By Scott Beggs on March 28, 2012 | Comments (3)
Back in 2010, Paramount punted Anchorman 2 off a bridge, but after Conan O'Brien teased an appearance by Ron Burgundy on his show, it became clear that something big was afoot. Anchorman 2 is happening with Will Ferrell getting back behind the news desk alongside director Adam McKay and co-stars Paul Rudd and Steve Carell. Right now, a ton of people are having to walk off their comedy erections in whatever office they're about to be fired from. Fortunately, I work from home. This is great, great news. Does it seem a bit like going back to the well? Absolutely, but it's a well worth diving back into and one that will represent a real challenge for its cast and crew. Catching scotch-covered lightning in a bottle twice will be tough, but hot damn is it ever a goal worth shooting for.
Will Ferrell Will Send His Kid Off to College in 'Crazy U'Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on March 26, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Andrew Ferguson's book "Crazy U: One Dad's Crash Course In Getting His Kid Into College" details the painstaking, nerve-racking process of sending a kid off to college in this modern world of fierce competition and neurotic paranoia. There are how-to books, prep courses, meetings with counselors, financial aid applications, campus tours, application essays, and who knows how many other things that need to be taken care of. Ferguson's book details the story of an obsessive dad who is going to every length to make sure his kid gets in the best school, and the bonding that occurs between father and son as they collectively lose their minds. Sounds like it could make for a funny movie, no? Well, New Line seems to think so, as they've optioned the book and are producing it alongside Gary Sanchez Productions as a starring vehicle for Will Ferrell. Playing the dad of a college-aged kid is a bit of a new role for Ferrell to be in, as we're more used to watching him do things like go back to school himself in comedies like Old School, but his dramatic work in things like Stranger Than Fiction and Everything Must Go points to the fact that he should be able to handle portraying the dramatic weight of parenthood while simultaneously maintaining an appropriate level of hilarity. It seems like the next logical question to ask is, which young actor would be most believable as Will Ferrell's son? [Deadline Bloomington]
Review: 'Casa De Mi Padre' Proves Will Ferrell's Second Language is HilariousMovie Reviews By Gwen Reyes on March 18, 2012 | Comments (1)
To Say Will Ferrell is an incredibly polarizing figure in comedy is to just point out something all our mothers already knew. Is he a comedy genius, or a man-sized enfant terrible? Is he one step ahead of us, or are we justified shaking our heads at his absurdity? This is the constant tango most movie-goers partake in when setting foot into one of his new films, never knowing for sure if Ferrell is going to leave us sated or enraged. While we all have our favorite (or not so favorite) Ferrell offerings, his newest film Casa De Mi Padre is so full of heart and balls that it is almost impossible to not see it taking a cult favorite status amongst film lovers. Set on a Mexican ranch with a nearly entire Spanish speaking cast, the film explores the tumultuous relationship between brothers Armando (Ferrell) and Raul Alvarez (Diego Luna) as they try to protect their family's land from the looming threat of drug lord Onza (Gael Garcia Bernal). Raul is the prodigal son whose return brings joy to his father Miguel Ernesto (Pedro Armendariz Jr.) with the news of a wedding to his new fiancé Sonia (Mexican pop sensation Genesis Rodriguez) but also a sense of change for Armando, who is less than trusting of his brother's new riches (spoiler alert, he dabbles in the illegal). Unlike the typical idiot savants Ferrell normally plays, Armando reveals himself to be quite intelligent and forward thinking. His love of his […]
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: March 16, 2012Features By Kevin Carr on March 16, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr dresses up in skinny jeans and bling-bling ('cause that's what the kids nowadays are wearing, right, dawg?) so he can sneak into his old high school and pose as a student. After spending the following night in jail, he heads to the multiplex to watch the biweekly Channing Tatum movie spectacular. Unfortunately, he goes in the wrong theater and ends up seeing a movie that requires him to read the whole time. And he doesn't even get to see Genesis Rodriguez's breasts. It's a sad day.
Movie Date Ideas for '21 Jump Street,' 'Jeff, Who Lives At Home,' and 'Casa de mi Padre'Features By Scott Beggs on March 16, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
We've already signed up hundreds of people for FSR Dating – the first dating site for movie fans – and to aid the endeavor to provide all of our readers with that special tingle, we're tossing out a few ideas (that you can totally claim as your own) for forming dates around this week's releases. They're perfect for finding a new flame or for proving to your current wife/girlfriend/husband/boyfriend that cheap roses for Valentine's Day isn't all you're good for (even if it totally is). This week involves cops pretending to be in high school, comedians living in the basement and Will Ferrell speaking only in Spanish. If you plan on catching 21 Jump Street, Jeff Who Lives At Home or Casa de mi Padre, what are you doing afterward? Check out these thematic date ideas, sack up, and go ask someone out. Then send us the pictures.
All Hail Matt Piedmont! 'King Dork'!In Development By Scott Beggs on March 9, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
In Frank Portman's debut novel from 2006, the song-writing, classic Rock-loving high school loser Tom Henderson has a lot of nicknames. King Dork is one of them, but it might be the most important (which is what made it such a great choice for the title). When Tom discovers his dead father's "Catcher in the Rye," it changes everything for the crazier, but it might be the ticket to conspiracies and the holy grail of high school hormones. The book is now being turned into a movie by Gary Sanchez Productions, and the team of Adam McKay and Will Ferrell have hired on director Matt Piedmont to helm the project after teaming with him on the forthcoming Casa de mi Padre. According to Deadline Suburb of Detroit, this was the first project that Gary Sanchez bought when McKay, Ferrell and Chris Henchy founded it. It's a cool project, and it's been written by a strong writer with a music movie background – D.V. DeVincentis (High Fidelity, Grosse Point Blank). If it's anything like High School Fidelity, it'll be an excellent flick.
Sundance 2012 Review: 'Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie' Crosses Lines And Is Occasionally FunnyMovie Reviews By Kevin Kelly on January 22, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
If you're reading this review, then I'm going to assume that you're already familiar with Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, the talent behind shows like Tom Goes To The Mayor and Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! With each iteration of entertainment they've produced, it seems like things get more off the wall and strange, and Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie is no different. It steps across every boundary you can imagine, and then some. The premise behind the film is that Tim and Eric have been given a billion dollars by the Schlaaang Corporation to make a movie, and the film opens with a screening of that film, which is only three minutes long and stars a Johnny Depp impostor (they thought they had hired the real Depp) as Diamond Jim and sporting a suit made entirely out of real diamonds.
Dan Aykroyd to Get Southern and Political Again for 'Dog Fight'Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on December 26, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
It feels like Dan Aykroyd hasn't been around for a while, but that's only because I refused to see Yogi Bear, barely noticed him as the Vice President in War, Inc. and refused (again) to see I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry. So he hasn't been retired or anything, but it's sure felt like it. Nevertheless, he'll be coming out of that non-retirement for Dog Fight, the political comedy starring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis as two South Carolinians who have their sights on the presidency. According to Movie Hole, the Oscar nominated actor is on board, but the role isn't specified. Hopefully this won't further delay that certain, ghost-bustin' sequel Aykroyd has been steadily working on. I'm speaking, of course, about My Stepmother is an Alien 2. The capable Jay Roach is directing a script from Chris Henchy (The Other Guys, and producer of many, many other movies) and Shawn Harwell (Eastbound and Down). Smash all that together, and it feels like reason for mild excitement.
40 Things We Learned From the 'Elf' CommentaryCommentary Commentary By Jeremy Kirk on December 23, 2011 | Comments (1)
Who knows Santa? I mean personally? I bet you don't. I don't either, but we're talking about you right now. Buddy the Elf knows Santa. He makes sure to tell everyone he sees when he ventures to New York City to meet his real father. Another question. Who doesn't like Elf? You can walk away now if you said, "I don't", because this Commentary Commentary is not for you. The Christmas season is upon us, and we felt it was time to hear what director Jon Favreau had to say about this ginormous Christmas gem. There are two commentary tracks on Elf – thanks, Infinifilm – but we're rolling the dice on Favreau over the film's star. As a wise man once said to me over Twitter, "Glean his insights so we don't have to listen; let us hear the entertaining actor ourselves. So sit back with your eggnog or your mini candy cane or your Christmas fudge – I'm rocking all three as I write this, the first indication I should get myself to a dentist pronto – and delve into all the glorious bits of information we gathered while listening to the Elf commentary track. Oh, eggnog. No one understands me like you.
Will Ferrell's Ridiculous 'Casa de mi Padre' Will Finally be Released March 2012Movie News By Nathan Adams on November 3, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Last April, an amazing trailer hit the web that was subsequently taken down. While it lasted, it showed Will Ferrell playing a character named Armando Alvarez in a ridiculous Spanish-language film that looked a heck of a lot like one of those super-sexy and deadly dramatic Mexican telenovelas that you can catch on Telemundo during the day. It had comedic actors like Nick Offerman, dramatic actors like Gael Garcia Bernal, and a mocha-skinned (TM Ricky Martin) hottie named Genesis Rodriguez. It instantly became one of my most highly-anticipated films on the release date horizon, but after the trailer got jerked, I had not heard hide nor hair of it. That all changed today when I read a report from THR that Pantelion Films has announced that they have acquired the U.S. distribution rights to the film, and will be putting it out in theaters on March 16, 2012. Pantelion CEO Paul Presburger said of their acquisition, "We cannot imagine a better vehicle than Casa de mi Padre to demonstrate how a Spanish language film can appeal to a broad mainstream audience. We are enthusiastic about joining forces with NALA Films on this project and feel that Will, Matt and Andrew have proven that if it's funny, we all laugh in the same language." These are, truly, deeply poetic and moving words from Mr. Presburger. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go call my Mexican friend Eric.
Emma Stone Negotiating to Star in Adam McKay and Will Ferrell's New F-Bomb ComedyCasting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 3, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
A couple weeks ago it was reported that Adam McKay and Will Ferrell's production company Gary Sanchez had spent about a million dollars to pick up a spec script called He's F***ing Perfect. Today it was reported by Deadline that actress Emma Stone is negotiating to be in said film, only they're referring to the project as He's Fuckin' Perfect. I'm not sure which is actually the official title of this movie, but it doesn't matter because there's no fuckin' way this thing is getting all the way through development and keeping either. More than likely it will be called something pseudo hip but still generic like He's the Bomb or Friend Request, so there's no point debating that issue. The thing to focus on is that Emma Stone would be perfect for this role. The story is about a girl who uses her advanced social media skills to dig up dirt on all of her friends' loser boyfriends to convince them to dump them. A wrinkle comes when she finds that one of her friends is actually dating the perfect guy, so she uses those same social media skills to figure out what his perfect girl would be, and then become her. Essentially, she's trying to break people up, and then steal her friend's boyfriend. What a bitch. That's not going to be a character that's easy to like, no matter how funny writer Lauryn Kahn's script is.
Jason Sudeikis Gets in a 'Dog Fight' with Will Ferrell and Zach GalifianakisCasting Couch By Nathan Adams on October 24, 2011 | Comments (1)
Saturday Night Live star Jason Sudeikis has been trying his damnedest to make the transition from television to movies over the past year. So far, his efforts haven't been a complete success though. Hall Pass wasn't well liked by critics, A Good Old Fashioned Orgy came and went without anyone noticing, and Horrible Bosses, while solid enough, wasn't any sort of big star-making performance for the actor. It might be coming down to the wire on whether or not Sudeikis is going to be able to successfully jump over to the film world, so now he's doubling down his efforts and teaming up with some of the biggest guns in the comedy world. The next project he's taking on is called Dog Fight. It's a political comedy directed by veteran comedy director Jay Roach (Austin Powers, Meet the Parents) and starring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis. Woah, those are some big names. If I was trying to make some headway in the world of film comedy, that's probably exactly who I would be piggybacking my efforts off of. Written by Shawn Harwell and Chris Henchy, Dog Fight is about a couple of rival politicians in a South Carolina congressional district. I would have to assume that Ferrell and Galifianakis are playing the two politicians, because a quick bit of fact checking hasn't told me otherwise, so that leaves what role Sudeikis will be taking on something of a mystery. Hopefully it's big enough to get him the attention he requires […]
Will Ferrell and Adam McKay Pick Up Spec Script 'He's F***ing Perfect'In Development By Nathan Adams on October 20, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Today we get one of the rarest bits of news that you may ever come across in this game of being a movie buff – a project has been put in development that isn't a remake of something that already exists, isn't an adaptation of some sort of world famous property, but instead is just a funny script that someone wrote. The idea sounds crazy to me. I don't think it's going to work. Will Ferrell and Adam McKay disagree though, because their production company, Gary Sanchez Productions, along with Fox 2000, have decided to purchase a script by Lauryn Kahn called He's F***ing Perfect for somewhere around a million bucks. Kahn is new at the screenwriting game, but she has worked as McKay's assistant at Gary Sanchez for several years now, so she's not new to the comedy game. Her script tells the story of an unlucky-in-love woman who uses her Google skills to research all of her friends' boyfriends to make them look bad. If that doesn't sound bitter enough, further complication comes as she tricks one of her friends into dumping a good guy, and then uses her experience as a Facebook stalker to turn herself into his perfect woman. What a jerk, but what fertile grounds for comedy. In a post-Bridesmaids world, where women behaving badly on the screen is all the rage, I would have to say that this is a good pick-up for Ferrell and McKay, who are rapidly positioning themselves as our comedy overlords. [THR]
'Due Date' Scribes Have Penned a Script for Will Ferrell, 'Swear to God'Movie News By Nathan Adams on June 29, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Fear not worshippers at the house of Ferrell, the comic force of nature known to mortals as Will Ferrell once again be returning to big screen comedy after his lackluster series of guest stars on the past its prime TV series The Office. This guy is a big dang movie star and movies are where he belongs! This time Ferrell will be playing a hedge fund manager, one of those guys responsible for the recent financial crisis, whose life changes when he sees a vision of God. Whether this vision turns around his sleazy life in the classic Gordon Bombay tradition or just makes him go crazy in the classic Margery Kempe tradition is unclear, but the name of the film is Swear to God.
Ben Stiller and Akiva Schaffer Eyeballing 'Neighborhood Watch'Movie News By Nathan Adams on June 14, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Way back in 2009 there was supposed to be a movie called Neighborhood Watch starring Will Ferrel and directed by Wedding Crashers' David Dobkin, but talent clashed with studio to the point that it didn't ever happen. Fox isn't a studio to just lie down and die however. I guess somebody in charge must really like the project, because a whole new wave of talent has been tossed at the script. Things didn't work out with Ferrell and Dobkin creatively, but recently Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg have written a new draft of the script. You might have heard of them, they did stuff like Superbad and Pineapple Express. Oh yeah, and Rogen has acted in so many movies over the last five years that you're probably sick of him. But don't worry, Rogen isn't the new guy rumored to star. Now that there's a spiffy new version of the script written by top talent comedy mega-star Ben Stiller is being courted to star in the film. Oh. His character would be a city boy who ends up moving to the suburbs and joining the neighborhood watch. What might seem like a pretty boring gig proves to be nothing of the sort when he finds himself right in the middle of some sort of extraterrestrial cover-up. Sounds goofy, so it's probably going to need a goofy guy to direct.
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Editorial: No movies this year
When Empire Theatre owner Gary Pollard announced that he wanted to extend his schedule into the winter for first run movies — if he could find a suitable venue — the idea was hailed as a contribution to both island culture and its mental health. Various groups and organizations publicly supported the idea and people around town said they thought it was a good thing. Something else to do in the winter!
If we were betting types here at The Block Island Times, we would have put our money on this idea — and we would have lost.
It seems extraordinary, but no deal could be reached with any of the island's secular, municipal or religious organizations to show movies this winter. Why was this? Was it a clash of personalities? Was it unwise for Pollard to ask to waive the user fee at the Block Island School? Did the churches not want to show movies that had an R rating? Or was it unreasonable for the Early Learning Center to ask Pollard to put back all the toys exactly as they were after showing the movie?
Perhaps we'll never know exactly what happened, or why. It's not a tragedy there won't be movies on the island this winter; it's merely too bad. It would have been nice to go to attend a show in January and February, when there is so little to do.
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yes to different colour of auras. I was told mine is violet.
Hey! If babies are attracted to you, it's because you have a clean and positive aura. Not many people have these. If you want to read your own aura, check out my video teaching you how to do so. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGqaEgwri0&feature=plcp
really? that's interesting. i don't really believe in auras myself, though its fun to imagine. I do think that people do have something similar to them though. It involves the way we react to each other, something we, in lack of a better word, sense when we first meet. You know, how some people are easy to get on with while others seem less then approachable. maybe you have a i-don't-have-time-for-the-supernatural kind of feel.
Okay here we go. The aura is neither weak or strong it is there. The life essence of you as a whole. An aura will change their color/s to show the mood/s of the person. Its not a different entity, but you as you are. I can't honestly give you my full opinion on your question due to conflicts that could get both of us kicked off the site. Thank you for your time.
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Helene Guldberg, associate lecturer in child development at the Open University suggests that bullying can help students to learn how to manage disputes and boost their ability to interact with others.
In an article on Spiked website, Guldberg urged teachers not to break up "boisterous banter or everyday playground disputes" and let children handle it themselves.
She said that the "obsession" with bullying among teachers and politicians was depriving children of the "experiences they need to develop".
However, her idea was panned by anti-bullying campaigners.
Despite the government's crackdown on attacks and intimidation, almost half of children still claim they are bullied at school.
"Teachers are increasingly lumbered with the task of looking after children's health and wellbeing rather than being allowed to get on with the task of educating them," the Telegraph quoted Guldberg as saying.
"Children are encouraged to assume their relationships with other children are damaging, and tacitly encouraged to look upon their peers with trepidation and suspicion.
"If we treat children as if they cannot possibly cope with hurtful experiences, then we will likely undermine their confidence and make them less likely to cope with difficult events in the future.
"In effect, we will prevent them from growing up," she added.
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MILTON — The 2013 Milton Arts in the Park Summer Festival which began on June 26, will continue every Wednesday throughout mid-August, starting at 10 a.m. All shows are free and open to the public and are geared towards families of all ages. Everyone is invited to join us under the bandstand at the Milton Town Beach (rain location for all shows: Emma Ramsey Community Center, 424 White Mountain Highway, Milton NH, 03851) The July 24 show will be hosted by the Milton Free Public Library and will be at Waumbeck Park (weather permitting) in Milton Mills. Please come join us and enjoy the shows!
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and stock-based compensation expenses) in the second quarter of
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Estimate was 7 cents per share.
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Alkermes suffered a loss of 14 cents per share in the year-ago
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Total revenue for the second quarter of fiscal 2013 jumped 72% to
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In the reported quarter, Alkermes recorded $50.3 million as
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quarter of fiscal 2013. Sales of the product climbed
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During the quarter, Alkermes also earned revenues from its legacy
products; Tricor 145 ($12.5 million) and Ritalan LA/Focalin XR
franchise ($9.1 million).
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opposed to $8 million a year ago. R&D revenues in the year
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pertaining to the launch of Bydureon in the EU in July 2011.
Total expenses at Alkermes (excluding non-cash charges of $29.3
million) were $89.3 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2013.
Total expenses were $81.8 million (excluding amortization of
acquired intangible assets) in the year-ago quarter.
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(previous guidance: $490-$530 million). We expect Alkermes to
achieve the guidance given its expanded product portfolio.
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well within the company's guidance range.
Alkermes also upped its projection for adjusted earnings in
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Conversion Arbitrage: How Does It Work?
By John Summa
In the previous section of this tutorial, we saw that conversions and reversals are three-legged strategies combining stock and options positions. Still remaining with the simplified model, the workings of the conversion strategy will be explained in more detail.
Because a conversion trader buys stock, sells calls and buys same-strike puts (with the same expiration dates), directional risk is removed from the equation. Actually, a conversion is a long stock position combined with a synthetic short stock position, which is created from the short sale of the call and purchase of a same-strike put. (For related reading, see Short Selling Can Be Similar To Buying Long.)
Synthetic Short Stock Combined With Long Stock
As an example, if we constructed an at-the-money conversion, the deltas would be -50 (short call) and -50 (long put), or -100 deltas taken together, and would be exactly opposite the long stock position of 100 shares. This offers a perfect hedge, as gains and losses are offsetting. It is displayed in Figure 1, below.
As mentioned previously, if this can be executed for a net time-premium credit (extrinsic value collected from selling the call is greater than the extrinsic value of the put), an arbitrage profit is available. (Learn more about options strategies in Gamma-Delta Neutral Option Spreads.)
|Long Stock
|Short Call
|Long Put
|Stock Up
|Stock Down
|Figure 1: Any long stock gains are offset by short call/long put losses, leaving a net time-value credit for the conversion arbitrageur. Meanwhile, any long stock losses are offset by short call/long put gains, but also leaving the same net time-value credit for the arbitrageur.
Expiration Day Outcomes
Now we'll break this down for expiration day. If the stock trades higher by options expiration day, the short call expires in the money (ITM) with zero time value; the put expires out of the money (OTM) (assuming the conversion was done using at- or in-the-money calls). The put time value is lost and the call time value becomes profit. The difference between the two is the profit on the trade. The call gets exercised and the stock is called away leaving the trader flat all legs, left with just his or her arbitrage profit.
If the stock trades lower by expiration (again making the assumption of a conversion done at the money) the call expires OTM with zero time-premium and the put expires ITM (also with zero time-premium). The put is exercised and the stock is put to sellers of the puts, leaving the trader flat, with the initial time value credit turned into a profit. (Help increase your success when trading options; read Stock Option Trading Cycles.)
Regarding reversals, the same is true in terms of the net time value (extrinsic value) credit conditions outlined above. Recall that the reverse conversion involves selling the stock short, selling puts and buying same-strike calls (with the same expiration date). Here we have a synthetic long created with the short put/long call options, and this perfectly hedges the short stock position.
|Short Stock
|Short Put
|Long Call
|Stock Up
|Stock Down
|Figure 2: Any short stock up losses are hedged by the short put/long call gains, leaving a net time-value credit for the conversion arbitrageur. Any short stock down gains are offset by short put/long call losses, leaving the same net time-value credit for the conversion arbitrageur.
As displayed in Figure 2, if the stock trades lower by the time of the expiration of the options, the short put expires ITM with zero time premium and is exercised, thus removing the short position. The call expires worthless, out of the money. Again, if the reversal was established for a time-value credit (put extrinsic value > call extrinsic value), this will leave a profit (assuming no commissions, as we do throughout this tutorial) equal to the size of the time-value credit.
Finally, if the stock trades higher by the expiration date of the options, the long call expires in the money with zero time value and is exercised, thus removing the short stock positions. When you exercise a call you get a long stock position. Since you are already short stock, this flattens out the short stock position. (Try a new approach to covered calls, read An Alternative Covered Call: Adding A Leg.)
In this tutorial section, general outcomes for conversions and reversals were summarized. For a conversion where you are long stock, we looked at the results of a stock trading higher or lower by expiration. For reversals where you are short stock, we walked through the same two scenarios. We explained that the resulting profit would depend on the size of the time-value credit obtained in the initial setup of the strategies. In the next section, we will begin working with an example of a conversion with actual prices to demonstrate why this occurs.
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Spurs coach Gregg Popovich saw his team getting sloppy on defense again, so he called a timeout to let his guys know how disgusted he was.
The game was 42 seconds old. They were down 2-0.
And they wouldn't trail again.
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Fueled by three days of rest - and three days of Popovich griping about their defense following a 30-point loss to Miami - San Antonio's usual trio of stars powered the way to a 97-91 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Friday night.
Tony Parker scored 33 points, Manu Ginobili had 25 and Tim Duncan added 22 as the Spurs rebounded from the blowout against the Heat and another lopsided loss to the Lakers in their other, most recent game against an upper-echelon team.
San Antonio never trailed after Popovich's quick T.O., but it was far from easy.
The Spurs let an 18-point lead in the second quarter turn into a tie midway through the third. They pulled away again, only to go through a 6:31 stretch without scoring that allowed the Mavs to get within a basket. Defensive pressure and a 3-pointer banked in by Parker helped fuel one more rally, icing the victory and avoiding more of Popovich's wrath.
''When you have Pop in your ear for three days, it can be a long three days,'' Parker said. ''In the film sessions we talked about not playing physical, not playing with intensity or playing good defense. Tonight we wanted to make sure we stayed in front of people and made sure their shots were hard.''
What went wrong on that first play, when Dirk Nowitzki broke free for an open 19-footer?
''We were supposed to switch and we didn't switch,'' Parker said. ''So he was on fire from the get-go.''
Nowitzki scored 23 points, but San Antonio's tenacious defense prevented him from getting much help. He was the only Dallas starter to score in double figures.
Shawn Marion scored 13 points in 14 first-half minutes, but didn't play the second half because of an injured right wrist. The Mavericks missed his energy, scoring and defense during their comeback bid, going instead with a three-guard lineup. They actually opened the game that way, too, but probably wouldn't have finished with that lineup had he been healthy. X-rays showed nothing broken, and he's considered day-to-day.
A bigger problem for Dallas is that this makes five losses in eight games - with all the losses to potential playoff foes.
''The rhythm obviously isn't there right now,'' said guard Jason Terry, who scored 19 points after missing his first six shots.
The Spurs didn't need much more than their three stars.
Parker and Ginobili set the tone early, powering spurts of 10-0 and 9-0 in the first quarter, and Duncan was his old, dominant self in the third quarter. After the Mavs tied it at 60, he scored six points during a 9-0 run that kept San Antonio in control.
''We all three played pretty well,'' Ginobili said. ''It felt great. We needed to step up and have a good game. ... We had a solid defensive game, and we didn't take crazy shots. Defense was a big key today.''
San Antonio also didn't get much from everyone else. The other guys combined to score just 17 points, eight from Gary Neal.
The reliance on Parker, Ginobili and Duncan caused some problems late in the third quarter and early in the fourth, when San Antonio missed 13 straight shots. While Neal had the drought-buster, it was set up by a backcourt steal by Ginobili.
''When we're not making shots, we have to rely on our defense,'' Duncan said. ''We had great energy, great awareness. There was a lot better focus all around.''
The Mavs - who overcame an 18-point deficit in their previous game, at Golden State - were so lackadaisical at first that Marion and Tyson Chandler each dropped the ball out of bounds in the backcourt with no one around on consecutive trips down the court. They didn't start clicking until they were down 40-22. After forcing a 24-second violation, they started pushing the action and got within 50-45 at halftime.
Nowitzki tied it with a jumper over Duncan. Fans went crazy, but the excitement was short-lived. San Antonio managed to weather its long, late drought, mostly because the Mavs went through a shooting skid of their own.
''The guys battled in the second half like crazy,'' Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said. ''We just couldn't get there.''
Notes: San Antonio took the season series 3-1 over its in-state and division rival. ... Neither team scored the first 3:29 of the fourth quarter. ... Why are the Spurs so good? Little things, like making inbounds passes tough. Kidd barely got one off in a spot when Dallas had just 2 seconds on the shot clock, and Ginobili deflected another from 6-foot-11 center Ian Mahinmi. ... Nowitzki went 3 of 3 from the line, giving him 56 consecutive makes, extending what's already the longest streak in the NBA this season.
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AP via the International Herald Tribune:
A U.S. Embassy official said Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama arrived in Iraq on Monday where he will meet with commanders and troops in a war he has long opposed.
Obama was expected to meet Gen. David Petraeus as well as Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki while in the country, although aides provided few details, citing security concerns.
Obama arrived as part of a congressional delegation that also included Sens. Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., following stops in Kuwait and Afghanistan. The delegation met Sunday in Kuwait City with Kuwait's emir, Sheik Sabah Al Ahmed Al Sabah, and other senior officials, the Kuwait News Agency reported.
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The shifting winds of geopolitical change are forcing government and industry alike to take a new tack in ensuring safe passage through the Earth's oceans. From criminals plying their trade on the high seas, to nation-states seeking to deny access to other countries, the challenges are growing. To counter the problems, militaries and businesses are engaged in overcoming both new and resurgent dangers that threaten navigation over waterways.
A flood of new sensors has the U.S. Air Force awash in data, so now one of its priorities is to determine how to best process, exploit and disseminate information both today and in future operations. Lt. Gen. Larry D. James, USAF, the service's deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, says his organization needs the tools to fuse and format data using technology to facilitate data sharing even in hostile physical or cyber environments.
In a few months, the U.S. Coast Guard will complete its evaluation of an underwater 3-D imaging system that will then be transferred from the service's Research and Development Center to operators. But even as the technology is being assessed, the system is deploying to hot spots around the world, most recently in the search for bodies following the late February crash of a Coast Guard helicopter off the coast of Alabama.
The European Union is trying to bring the defense programs of its 27 member nations into synchronicity before the budget boom is lowered on military spending.
The Defense Information Systems Agency is striving to wrap its digital arms around the growing plethora of military data by consolidating standards and requirements.
Marking a sharp departure from recent conflicts, the future of U.S. military action likely includes enemies equipped to deny forces the ability to enter and carry out missions within areas of operations.
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Now that information systems have redefined how a military leader exercises command and control, they are being retasked to free that leader from constraints imposed in the process of innovation and revolution. The technology revolution has been established; now the cultural struggle is underway.


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Cops Corner: East County
Date: May 16, 2012
by: Observer Staff
The following information was gathered from incident and arrest reports obtained from the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
April 27
Time crime
3 p.m. — 6700 block of Peach Tree Creek Road. Burglary to an unoccupied dwelling. Unknown suspect(s) pried open the rear lanai screen door and entered the victim's lanai. Once inside, the suspect(s) pried open the sliding glass door and entered the residence. The suspect(s) then ransacked the closets and dressers. The suspect(s) took two watches from the victim's bedroom. The scene was processed for prints.
May 2
Bold moves
2:38 p.m. — 7300 block of 52nd Place East. Petty grand theft. The defendant entered the store without merchandise in his hands. Loss-prevention officers had prior knowledge of the defendant and followed him. The officers observed the defendant take the property and put in his pants pockets. He then passed all points of sale without paying for the items. Once outside, officers confronted the defendant. He resisted and was taken down by two other employees and a citizen. Nobody was injured. The property, valued at $85.63 was still on the defendant.
May 7
Anger management
3:12 p.m. — 6215 River Club Boulevard. Assault on school board employee. The juvenile defendant was defiant, refusing to sit in his assigned seat and put his backpack away. After an attempt to calm him down by his teacher, the juvenile quietly but audibly said he was going to punch him. At dismissal, he punched his desk five times and said, "That's what I'm going to do to you." He then left the class. He was suspended from school. The teacher didn't want to press charges.
Reported May 8
Tune trouble
11:07 a.m. — 6600 block of Pirate Perch Trail. Unarmed burglary to a structure. The suspect was doing yard work for the complainant, and they had an agreement that he would pay the complainant $500 for a stereo. The suspect hasn't paid for the stereo and refused to return the complainant's calls. The complainant contacted the suspect's father and asked when he was going to pay for the stereo or return it.
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