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'The Better Angels' Review: A Confident Debut Burdened by Its Muse
Movie Reviews By Landon Palmer on November 6, 2014 | Be the First To CommentNumerous filmmakers have made their influences into mentors. Paul Thomas Anderson's '90s films were deeply indebted to the work of Robert Altman, with whom he developed a personal friendship, and even worked as an uncredited "backup director" for The Prairie Home Companion. And the well-publicized friendships between Peter Bogdanovich and titans of classic cinema (Howard Hawks, John Ford, Orson Welles) have threatened to obscure the notable films Bogdanovich actually made as his primary contribution to the world of movies. Many filmmakers hew themselves close to those whom they give homage, either personally or aesthetically. Yet this relationship typically produces a sort of third party amongst a collision of influences, a meeting of minds and personalities that shapes films which, while heavily indebted to what came before, use the past as a platform for expressing something notable on its own. That's what makes A.J. Edwards' debut work, The Better Angels, such a curious cinematic object. It's a film that not only bears a significant debt to the style of Terrence Malick (and openly, proudly so), but produces such a perfect exercise in Malick-style filmmaking that it never quite reveals an autonomous personality of its own. It's hard to think of a more confident, more elegantly executed debut feature than The Better Angels, but it's also hard to think of any other strong debut that leaves the personality of its filmmaker obscured as deeply in the shadows as this.
Matt Reeves: Dawn of the Luckiest Fan on the Planet
Features By Jack Giroux on July 9, 2014 | Be the First To CommentWhen some actors and directors promote an adaptation or remake they'll pretend they've always been fans of the original movie or the comic. You can generally tell when they're lying, trying to pander to fans. Thankfully, real die-hard fans often get to be a part of properties that actually mean something to them. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes director, Matt Reeves, is one of those people. Like most kids growing up in the '80s, the New York-born filmmaker gravitated toward E.T., Close Encounters, and Star Wars. For Reeves, though, those films never held a candle to Planet of the Apes. "That was my obsession. That was my Star Wars," he tells us over the phone, counting the hours until the film opens this Friday. When it comes to the Apes franchise the original film and, the strangest of the series, Beneath the Planet of the Apes, are his favorites — Reeves is still shaken by the image of the mutated humans removing their faces in the latter film. He also has a deep fondness for the television series which only lasted, to his surprise, three months back in 1974. "I thought for sure it was on for years because it took up so much of my childhood. I had dolls, the records, and these comic books. I was so obsessed with that world."
'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' Review: Who Knew Apes Firing Dual Machine Guns Could Be So Emotional?
Movie Reviews By Jack Giroux on July 9, 2014 | Be the First To CommentRise of the Planet of the Apes was so impressive it washed the taste of Tim Burton's failed Apes remake out of our mouths for good. If there was a problem with the 2011 reboot, it was that the humans, while adequate, did not match the screen presence of the real leads of the film: Caesar (Andy Serkis) and his followers. The sequel, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, wisely keeps its focus on the apes while also putting enough thought into the humans to make director Matt Reeves' movie a consistently thrilling and emotional summer blockbuster. Ten years after the Golden Gate Bridge showdown, the simian flu has killed billions. The Apes, who've now built a peaceful community together, even wonder if there are any humans left. Led by their strong leader, Caesar, who's now a family man, they live by a simple code: apes don't harm apes. They've seen the mistakes made by humans and do not want history to repeat itself. Their way of life is interrupted (as it often is) when people enter the picture. Led by Malcolm (Jason Clarke), a group of humans want to enter Caesar's territory, hoping to bring power back to San Francisco. Both sides have to work together to make this happen, so naturally, hate and distrust bubble up between the two sides.
'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' Promises Heartfelt Destruction
Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 8, 2014 | Be the First To CommentFollowing in the political footsteps of the original series (of books and films), Dawn of the Planet of the Apes puts Jason Clarke's peace-seeking character Malcolm in the middle of a world spoiling for war. It proves that, at the very least, the reboot sequel will make an interesting double feature with Zero Dark Thirty. Meanwhile, the biggest question facing this movie is how well director Matt Reeves and Andy Serkis' Caesar can keep us engaged when we know the ultimate outcome of the story. Even for those who haven't seen the original movies, the climax is right there in the title, and it's my guess that dawn is going to break pretty damned hard. The first full trailer gives us a sniper's eye view of the coming storm — a band of humans led by Dreyfus (Gary Oldman) has been hobbled for a decade by a man-made virus while a growing group of evolved simians wants to stake its own claim on society. Clarke's character looks to go all Dances With Wolves (or Avatar) on everyone by touching foreheads with a chimpanzee and understanding his foe. Check it out for yourself:
Jai Courtney Set to Join Emilia Clarke as Kyle Reese in 'Terminator' Reboot
Casting Couch By Dustin Hucks on February 19, 2014 | Comments (10)The character that Michael Biehn made awesome, Anton Yelchin made dumb, and Jonathan Jackson made boring, is returning to the big screen, as Jai Courtney has been cast as human resistance leader Kyle Reese in 2015's Terminator: Genesis. Skynet's worst enemy has had quite a crisis of identity since Biehn nailed the nuance of the role in James Cameron's 1984 sci-fi action masterpiece, The Terminator, and his lasting imprint on the character will insure that Courtney has some substantial boots to fill. Courtney's slim resume may make fans of the Terminator franchise, and Reese in particular, nervous about his capturing the role. His closest competition was model-turned-actor Boyd Holbrook, who while building an increasing film profile, has similarly not had his breakout role as of yet. Nailing Kyle Reese would go a long way in helping audiences forget his wooden performance in John Moore's A Good Day to Die Hard, an all-around awful experience for most all.
Jason Clarke, Lea Seydoux, Ben Whishaw, and Olivia Colman to Find Animal Magnetism in 'The Lobster'
Casting Couch By Samantha Wilson on October 23, 2013 | Be the First To CommentJason Clarke, Lea Seydoux, Ben Whishaw, and Olivia Colman have all joined forces for Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos' first English language film, The Lobster. The futuristic romance is a bit out there, but nothing too strange from the man who brought us 2009's Dogtooth. In Lanthimos's dystopian future, being single is illegal and all those caught breaking the law are arrested and transferred to The Hotel. A far cry from The Four Seasons, Deadline Hollywood reports that the hotel guests are forced to find a mate within 45 days; should they fail, they get transformed into an animal and released into the woods. Problem solved! Don't worry; it's any animal of their choosing – it's not like they're cruel or something. Of course, one of the men taken to the Hotel escapes to the woods and falls in love (with a human? with one of the humans turned animal?), though it's against all the rules of their society. There's no word yet on who is playing what role, though it really seems like these four shouldn't have any problem finding a mate – right? riiiiight? It's also hard to judge from the simple synopsis what to make of the film's tone. Billed as an unconventional love story, it has the trappings to either go the deeply sinister route (think about it, a lot of people probably don't survive in those woods for very long), or darkly comedic (turning people into animals because they're not married is kind of funny).
Casting Couch: Jason Clarke Could be a Traitor in 'Child 44,' Barry Pepper on Board 'Kill the Messenger,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on July 15, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's diligently gathering together all the last bits of casting news that are hitting before Comic Con starts up later this week and takes over everyone's attention with its water cooler-worthy sneak peaks and complaint-inducing lines. Read on for news regarding Juno Temple, an English-language voice cast for a Spanish movie, and Paul F'n Reiser. It's hard to say which has been more on fire lately, Jason Clarke's career or Child 44's casting process. Probably that's a debate we don't need to have though, because the two have just converged and are now fighting for the same side. Heat Vision is reporting that Clarke is negotiating to join director Daniel Espinosa's tale of Soviet-era child murders and coverups, in the role of a shady character named Brodsky who just may be a traitor. If Clarke's involvement becomes official, he'll join his Lawless co-stars Tom Hardy and Gary Oldman, as well as the already cast Noomi Rapace, Joel Kinnaman, Paddy Considine, and Philip Seymour Hoffman, which is just ridiculously impressive.
Casting Couch: Bradley Cooper Ripping Off the Germans, John C. Reilly May Class Up 'Anchorman 2,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on February 28, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's a compilation of casting news that has word of a new project for Zero Dark Thirty's Jason Clarke as well as a look at Johnny Depp's upcoming schedule. Read on. Bradley Cooper's ego has gotten so big ever since he was nominated for an Oscar that he's now decided he wants to take David Hasselhoff's place as Germany's favorite celebrity. According to Deadline, the Silver Linings Playbook actor has signed on to star in an English language adaptation of Kokowaah, which was Germany's highest grossing film of 2011. The basic story here is that of a successful author and swinging bachelor who suddenly discovers he has an 8-year-old daughter from a brief fling he engaged in years ago. Cooper also has a producing credit on the film, and might even be stepping into the director's chair to make this his directorial debut, but this is a casting report and not a feed Bradley Cooper's ego report, so let's move on.
Jason Clarke Will Witness the 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,' Maybe Torture Some Apes
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on February 19, 2013 | Comments (1)Not much is yet known about Matt Reeves' (Let Me In) follow-up to Rupert Wyatt's 2011 film, Rise of the Planet of the Apes. We know that it's going to be called Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, that Andy Serkis is going to be back to do his part in bringing the ape leader Caesar to life, and that it's supposed to take place somewhere around fifteen years after Caesar's battle with the authorities on the Golden Gate Bridge. Thanks to a report from THR though, we now know the first name that's going to be joining Serkis in the film's cast. According to the trade, rising in popularity actor Jason Clarke has signed on to star in the film. Though Clarke has been getting regular work for coming up on two decades now, it's been just recently that his film career has really started to get traction. Last year he was not only able to steal some scenes from the wildly charismatic Tom Hardy in John Hillcoat's Lawless, but he also managed to turn a lot of heads and create a lot of buzz as the CIA agent who interrogates and water boards a prisoner in Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty.
Year in Review: A Look Back at the Cinematic Facial Hair of 2012
2012 Year in Review By Kevin Carr on December 26, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThe movies released in 2012 have been notable for many reasons, impacting or reflecting news events both positively and negatively. It's also seen new innovations, the most notable being the first release of a film in 48 frames per second. However, cinematic historians will also look back on 2012 as being a banner year for facial hair. The entire crew of Film School Rejects relishes glorious facial hair (and yes, that also includes the ladies on staff). We all wish we could have half the style that characters in the movies this year displayed on their lips, chins and cheeks. Now, as the year draws to a close, we reminisce on the many styles we've seen on movie screens in 2012, and maybe give some tips on how to grow your own face so glorious.
Are All Those Critical Lauds Not Doing It For You? Fine, Here's a New 'Zero Dark Thirty' Trailer
Movie News By Kate Erbland on December 13, 2012 | Comments (1)If you've somehow managed to avoid the massive praise that's already been heaped on Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty – so far, they include four Golden Globe nominations, three National Board of Review wins, inclusion in AFI's list of the best films of the year, countless critics associations nominations, and that's just going top-of-the-head here – you've managed to stay insanely out of the loop on one of the year's very best films. Congrats to you. Now let's correct that. Sony has just sent out their final trailer for the Jessica Chastain-starring, Osama Bin Laden-killing, truth-based tale, and it may be your last chance to jump on the ZDT bandwagon before that train pulls out of the station (forgive these mixed metaphors). All aboard? (Shh, secret time, I didn't even watch this trailer, and I already know it's awesome.) Check it out after the break, as if you need a reason.
Casting Couch: Matt Damon Latest to Join George Clooney's 'Monuments Men,' Oscar Isaac and Jason Clarke Head to 'Mojave,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on December 5, 2012 | Comments (1)What is Casting Couch? It's not so much a couch as it is a list, a list of recent castings. And it seems to be talking a lot about World War II today. George Clooney and Matt Damon must have decided that they both look super handsome when they're standing next to each other, because not only have they already worked together on the Oceans movies and Syriana, but now Deadline is reporting that Clooney has decided that he's going to cast Damon in his next project as a director, The Monuments Men. This is that one about the museum curators who try to save as many artifacts and works of art as possible during the Nazis' slash and burn campaign that took place during the dying days of World War II. If Damon's negotiations go well and he signs up, he'll be joining a cast that already includes Clooney himself, Daniel Craig, Bill Murray, Cate Blanchett, Jean Dujardin, John Goodman, Hugh Bonneville, and Bob Balaban—which is enough big name actors that they should probably just cash in and rename this thing Oceans Monuments Men.
'Lawless' Actor Jason Clarke Says "Go Big or Go Home"
Features By Jack Giroux on August 29, 2012 | Be the First To CommentLawless features some towering performances. Tom Hardy commands with every grunt, Guy Pearce snarls in every scene, and Gary Oldman gives a quietly vicious performance. Then there's Jason Clarke, playing the oldest of the three Bondurant brothers, Howard. He's the brute of the group, the unhinged ox who's seen a mass-scale violence, and he has clearly been affected by it. Clarke, like Hardy and his grunts, walks through the film with a lumbering physicality, as if he's not even in much control over his own violent tendencies. That physicality is a factor Clarke put a lot of thought into, from using a smaller heel on his boot to wearing weights on his ankles. It's that sort of commitment which seems to have earned the actor gigs with the likes of Baz Luhrmann, Kathryn Bigelow, John Hillcoat, and the two peas in the pod, Roland Emmerich and Terrence Malick. The actor was kind enough to take time off from walking around the White House for Emmerich to discuss his love for research, finding a character, and how you should never be afraid to go big.
'Lawless' Director John Hillcoat Stays Violent, But Goes Digital for 'Lawless'
Features By Jack Giroux on August 28, 2012 | Be the First To CommentDirector John Hillcoat isn't entirely known for crowd-pleasing studio fare. After putting The Road and The Proposition under his belt, Hillcoat showed he's the type of filmmaker never to shy away from bleakness. One would think that's what made Lawless such a difficult project to get off the ground, but surprisingly, Hillcoat has made a real summer movie. However, even when striving for some of those cinematic thrills, the acclaimed director never pulls his punches. One major difference between Lawless and his previous films is the fact Hillcoat shot the picture digitally. Although he sounded quite sensitive about going that route, Hillcoat approached the film with a futurist point of view. Still, the director states there's nothing more magical than celluloid, even after dealing with advantages and disadvantages of digital. Here's what Lawless director John Hillcoat had to say about his attraction to brutal violence, the film's sociopathic villain, and his experience with the ARRIRAW:
Review: Brutal Bootlegging Tale 'Lawless' Doesn't Go Down Quite So Smoothly
Movie Reviews By Dustin Hucks on August 28, 2012 | Comments (2)The twelve-year run of prohibition in the United States was a period that punctuated social imparity, religious activism, and was a launchpad for some of the biggest names in organized crime. Basically, it's a mixed bag of deeply interesting subject matter that is spot-on perfect for the big screen. Director John Hillcoat's Lawless is a violent slice of that era's dying days. Distilled by screenwriter Nick Cave from the pages of Matt Bondurant's 2008 historical novel, "The Wettest County in the World," Lawless tells the story of the Bondurant brothers, a family of moonshiners in the Blue Ridge Foothills of Franklin County, Virginia. In the midst of the Great Depression, the citizenry of Franklin County carved a living out of making moonshine, and none are more successful than the brothers Bondurant, who run a healthy bootlegging racket.
'Lawless' Star Reveals He's Completed Work on Terrence Malick's Next
Casting Couch By Jack Giroux on August 23, 2012 | Comments (1)Christian Bale, Natalie Portman, Cate Blanchett, Wes Bentley, Isabel Lucas, Joel Kinnaman, Imogen Poots, Freida Pinto, and Ryan O'Neal…with that cast, and others unmentioned, one would think Terrence Malick would have enough actors for a single movie. Apparently, that's not the case, as Malick has added another name to his project about life, love, and probably other poetic things of that nature. That name is Jason Clarke. While speaking with us today about John Hillcoat's Lawless, Clarke revealed he just finished shooting on Malick's Knight of Cups. When discussing the visionary filmmakers he's worked with lately – Michael Mann, Baz Luhrmann, Kathryn Bigelow, and so on – the actor made sure to mention Malick's name in that list, "I did a film with Terrence Malick as well. Knight of Cups, it's another one that he's producing."
Cannes Review: John Hillcoat's 'Lawless' Is a Perfect Modern Western
Cannes Film Festival By Simon Gallagher on May 19, 2012 | Comments (2)In Lawless, John Hillcoat has almost crafted the perfect modern Western, infusing more explicitly the gangster genre elements that always occur in the genre, but never quite so explicitly. The film follows the Bondurant brothers – Jack (Shia Labeouf), Forrest (Tom Hardy) and Howard (Jason Clarke) – rise as the most famous bootleggers in sun-dried Prohibition-era Virginia, and the government's attempts to stop them. The government's chief agent is Guy Pearce's Charlie Rakes, a flamboyant looking, but profoundly villainous Special Deputy, let off his leash when the Bondurants, lead by Hardy's powerhouse Forrest refuse to pay a monthly toll on their illegal activities. While it may sound like an all guns-blazing, epic Prohibition-era Western, the story, adapted well from Matt Bondurant's historical novel by Nick Cave (who also once again offers a superlative score) focuses on human stories to add poignancy and depth to the more explosive sequences.
'Lawless' Trailer Packs the Punch of Potent Moonshine
Movie News By Nathan Adams on April 24, 2012 | Comments (1)Director John Hillcoat's (The Road) upcoming project tells the tale of a family of Depression-era bootleggers coming under the scrutiny of a crooked and cutthroat authority. It's adapted from a Matt Bondurant novel called "The Wettest County in the World," it was once being referred to as The Wettest County, and for some reason it's now called Lawless – but a movie with this cast by any other name would be just as badass. The film's first theatrical trailer has hit the net today, thanks to Yahoo! Movies, and for the first time we're getting a glimpse of just how much fun it is to see all of these actors working together; which is a whole lot of fun indeed. First off, you've got Shia LaBeouf, Jason Clarke, and Tom Hardy playing the Bondurant Boys, the bootlegging trio of brothers who are, at least in some way, based off the author of the source material's real family history. Then you've got Gary Oldman playing the big-time crook they're working for, Guy Pearce playing the corrupt authority figure brought in to make sure they're either getting shut down or giving the government their required cut of the profits, Jessica Chastain and Mia Wasikowska playing a couple of ladies they become romantically entangled with, and a whole host of grizzled-looking character actors filling out the rest of the cast of backwoods Virginia hillbillies.
John Hillcoat's Star-Packed 'The Wettest County in the World' Finally Gets Release Date
Movie News By Kate Erbland on November 15, 2011 | Comments (5)Typically, release date information isn't the most important of news, but when it comes to John Hillcoat's latest project, a star-packed adaptation of a book ripe for a cinematic telling, all bets are off. Hillcoat lensed The Wettest County in the World, from Matt Bondurant's fact-based tale of his very own grandfather and two of his granduncles and their moonshine-running exploits in Prohibition-era Virginia, earlier this spring, and rumors once held that we'd see it this December, but that's just not the case. The Weinstein Company picked the film up back during this year's Cannes Film Festival, but they won't have the time or inclination to get it into theaters until April 20, 2012. The film is crammed with a murderer's row of talent, from the firmly established (Gary Oldman, Guy Pearce) to the up-and-coming (Jason Clarke, Jessica Chastain, Dane DeHaan, Mia Wasikowska) to the hot properties looking to expand their resumes (Shia LaBeouf , Tom Hardy). Hardy, Clarke, and LaBeouf star as the three bootlegging Bondurant brothers, who attempt to hold their family business together through threats that include the law, other bootleggers, and love. While the book itself is a bit dry, the tale of the Bondurants is inherently cinematic, and under Hillcoat's watch (and with a script from his The Proposition scribe, the ever-talented Nick Cave), Wettest County should prove to be an accomplished and thrilling slice of Americana. [BoxOfficeMojo, The Playlist]
Trailer for 'Texas Killing Fields' Sadly Doesn't Reveal Homicidal Marshlands
Movie News By Kate Erbland on August 18, 2011 | Comments (3)Ani Canaan Mann's second feature film, Texas Killing Fields, has had a somewhat long journey to the screen, and has gone through some slightly different incarnations, from involvement with other behind-the-camera talent (namely Danny Boyle) to the shorter, gentler title of The Fields. But with the film showing in competition at Venice, it looks like it may be smooth sailing from here on out. Despite a pretty standard true crime plotline, there's something about Texas Killing Fields that has kept me intrigued for many months. Maybe it's that the film's cast is almost murderously good, as it includes Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Sam Worthington, Chloe Grace Moretz, Jessica Chastain, Stephen Graham, Jason Clarke, and Annabeth Gish. That's got to be it.
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SARATOGA COUNTY-- Eleven days after being sent to prison, following a manslaughter conviction, Traci Briskin is back home after a judge granted her bail.
An Appellate Court judge granted Briskin bail while her attorney plans a formal appeal in her case. Briskin paid $75,000 bail to be able to sit home, instead of prison, while her appeal plays out.
Briskin was convicted of manslaughter after she caused a crash on Route 67 and Jockey Street, in Charlton, in November of 2012. Thomas baker died after his car was hit by Briskin's. She was sentenced to 2 1/2 years to 7 1/2 years in prison.
However, after serving just 11 days Briskin is back home.
Saratoga County District Attorney, James Murphy, said Friday his office was upset over the judge's decision to let Briskin free. Based on overwhelming evidence, an admission, and a jury conviction Briskin should have stayed in prison while the appeal plays out, Murphy said.
"The proof showed she (Traci Briskin) was driving while ability impaired. She was driving at a high rate of speed, she crossed the center line several times, she crossed the fog line (and) she said herself she took her eyes off the road for 30 seconds", said Murphy.
Attorney Paul DerOhannesian says judges have the right to grant bail for people convicted of crimes that are not Class A felonies under state law. While most people who appeal their cases sit in prison while they wait, it is not uncommon for a judge to grant bail under certain circumstances.
The judge often takes into consideration prior history of a defendant, said DerOhannesian.
The appeal process could take up to a year, in some cases a year and a half, added Murphy.
"That is the part for me that is so frustrating as a DA to have to deal with that emotion again to try to explain to families why the system doesn't function the way they want it to," said DA Murphy.


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To some of yall in the "drought belt" this will seem like nothing but today we are having an all day rain event after not having any rain for the past 3-4 weeks. All day rain (or any measureable rain) in August is very rare in our area. The last very days have seen the hottest temps of the year so far. And now rain. I believe Andy from Michigan posted a month ago about the growth explosion after a long period without rain. I am expecting the same thing. |
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Congrats on the rain! I had the same problem here in July (about a month of almost no rain with 3 days well into the 100s and almost every other day into the 90s). Now this month, I cant get rid of the rain. If Hurricane Irlene follows the path that is currently forecasted, not only will it bring some wind damage here in NYC, but it will also probably bring the monthly rain total in my yard to around 20 inches! But even with this huge surplus of rain, I still notice a nice explosion of growth when the sun comes back out! -Alex |
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1. Is there such a thing as indirect damage? If a card damages all units, does it target any one? Basically, does Church of Sigmar protect any units in this situation?
2. If a unit takes enough damage to kill it, does it die immediately? Specifically, if it takes the damage as a declared attacker or defender, before damage is normally resolved?
3. Corrupt units can't attack or defend. Can they use other effects? I'm guessing they can, but wanted to know.
4. Rip Dere 'Eads Off: it says "target development" implying "ANY" since it doesn't specifiy whose, but then says "sacrifice" implying "your own". Which is it? I really wish this card had been better worded.
5. Back to indirect damage from a different angle: Followers of Mork. It says each PLAYER takes 2 indirect damage, which they can allocate as they see fit. Does this include both zones and units or just zones?
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Astilboides tabularis (shieldleaf) is a fabulous plant that should be used more often I think. It loves wet places and makes a perfect plant to place near the end of a downspout where water supply is readily available. It's supposed to be a full sun or partial shade plant; mine are growing in partial to full shade. You really grow these for the magnificent foliage although they do produce spires of creamy-white astilbe-like (hence their botanical name) flowers in early July. They are not a vigorous spreader like many of the other big-leafed plants for damp spots. The more water they get, the bigger the leaves are. I have one growing at the end of our downspout; one across from the neighbour's downspout that is close to our fence; one the oak canopy, not too far away from the 'wet corner' garden. There is a considerable difference in size between the first two and the third one which gets less mosture. Here's what they look like this morning: These are the two by the downspouts (our downspout runs under the path and emerges by the fence; the neighbour's drains towards us about 10" from the fence):
This is the one that gets less moisture and you can see how much smaller it is:
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Great information, thanks! By the way, what is that cute little animal you can partially see in the first photo?! |
That's Misty, an ~11 year-old Lhasa Apso (she was a rescued dog so we're not totally sure of her age...) I took the picture with her in it so she's a bit of a scale figure to give a better sense of the size of the leaves. |
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I agree! Great Melissa's think alike! |
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Restaurants in Newcastle
Produce from the northeast of England features on the menus of the Quayside's Café 21 and atmospheric Blackfriars in the Blackfriars district. Chinatown bustles with crowds anxious to eat at restaurants including The Palace Garden. The city centre is a mix of many cultures, including Greek, Italian and the inevitable Indian restaurants. A 10% tip is normal if service is not included in the bill.
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1. Café 21 - Top-end: (More than £45 for a three-course meal without drinks)
Show moreMichelin-starred chef Terry Laybourne's philosophy centres around locally sourced seasonal produce. The menu at Café 21 in Newcastle's Quayside district reflects this. Dishes like black pudding ravioli, home-salted cod with a Basque-style pepper stew and lemon posset with blackberries are on offer. The dining room's sleek chrome and wood décor hosts well-heeled couples and businessmen.Show this on mapE-mail this item
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Mon-Sat 12pm-2.30pm & 5.30pm-10.30pm; Sun 12.30pm-3.30pm & 6.30pm-10pm
Trinity Gardens, Newcastle NE1 2HH
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Show moreSet in Newcastle's Blackfriars district, Blackfriars is the oldest purpose-built restaurant in the UK, dating from 1239. The dining-room has rustic benches, open fires and romantic nooks where couples gather for candlelit meals. Dishes include Northumbrian rabbit saddle stuffed with tarragon, and roast rump of Tritlington Hall lamb with fondant potato.Show this on mapE-mail this item
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Oct-Mar Mon-Sat 12pm-2.30pm & 6pm-10pm; Sun 12pm-4pm; Apr-Sep Mon-Sat 11am-5pm & 6pm-10pm; Sun 11am-4pm
Friars Street, Newcastle, NE1 4XN
+44 (0)191 261 5945
3. The Palace Garden - Mid-range: (£25-£45 for a three-course meal without drinks)
Show moreDecorated with a large mural of a Chinese landscape, The Palace Garden is popular with Newcastle's Chinese community. It's situated in Stowell Street, the heart of Newcastle's compact Chinatown, and the menu features Szechuan, Malaysian, Cantonese and Pekinese dishes. The dining room is busy with young couples and families on nights out.Show this on mapE-mail this item
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45, Stowell Street, Newcastle, NE1 4YB
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Show moreZorba-dancing and after-dinner plate smashing are a regular occurrence at Simply Greek in Newcastle's city centre. Set in Bigg Market, the restaurant serves the usual mix of moussaka and meze to a packed dining-room of young diners and parties. There are no frills here, but the food is delicious.Show this on mapE-mail this item
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2, Bigg Market, Newcastle, NE1 1UW
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Show moreGreat value Sardinian cuisine is served at Panis, set in a family-run Italian café in Newcastle's city centre. Specialities include Spigola - sea bass served on black tagliolini pasta, and a hearty Italian sausage casserole. At night the informal restaurant bustles with diners embarking on a night out in the city centre.Show this on mapE-mail this item
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Meredith has just wrapped up her dead sheep and is about to resume her glum work on the 3D printer when the press stops by for a photo op. Of course, they want Cristina posing next to Mer's new toy instead. Meredith fumes. This is supposed to be her game! Her hair had much better loose tendrils than Cristina's that day! "Oh, Dr. Yang, that's perfect," says the reporter out to ruin Meredith's life as Cristina grimaces for the camera.
April and Jackson have a relatively tame (for them, sexual tension-wise) interaction in the hospital's hallways, where every bride loves to rev up for her big day. Will Jackson be there? "I totally understand if you're not," she assures him. Well, she should, because she basically told him it would be too difficult for her if he did come, a few episodes ago. "Yes, of course," he says. He's happy to cater to her daily/hourly/minutely whims, from now until the end of time. April's massively relieved. Let the hair-curling continue!
Bailey and Intern Leah's patient is Elliot, who's had a whopping 312 surgeries to repair bronchial tumors that keep growing back. Bailey suggests culturing his cells in a lab in order to customize their growth and find exactly the medicine to stop them. No surgeries ever again. Sounds good to me. The poor kid perks up, probably for the first time in a while. And Leah flips out, because contrary to what viewers may have assumed, this subplot is actually about her. "I'm here NOW!" Leah yells at Bailey outside. "I waited for you to get back into the OR, and enough is enough. I'm being left behind, and I deserve better than this!" Huh? Bailey regards the child in her care that day with her signature "Are you kidding?" facial expression and assures Leah she can perform Elliot's surgery start to finish. So shut up.
Meanwhile, Jackson and Steph's patient, Dalton, has incredibly nasty breath due to food getting caught in his esophagus. Yum. Jackson will be cutting through Dalton's muscle, and he names some of the risks involved in any surgery: stroke, death, damage to nerves. So right away we know something is going to go terribly wrong in this surgery. It's cute how the couple, Dalton and Karen, focus on the possibility that Dalton might lose his vocal chords. He manages to get a lot of things off his chest -- he hates her brother, she looks fat in a certain purple dress (rude!), and most importantly: Karen's got a fine, fine ass.
Derek's getting wooed by the Kleiss company, which seeks to devise a complete map of the human brain -- with his help. The censors he's developed for his BCI work with Callie are the most extensive they've seen. They push over a piece of paper with an obscene amount of money on the other side (just cover the baby's eyes and TAKE IT, pops!), but Derek's not interested.
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One hundred and thirty-two years after W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan dreamed up a preposterous operetta involving a very modern major-general, his bevy of beautiful, naive daughters and a dutiful young Englishman apprenticed to a band of big-hearted buccaneers headquartered in Cornwall, "The Pirates of Penzance" has become a remarkably pliant concoction. It can be performed with care and affection by light opera companies and parodied by Chicago satirists like The Hypocrites (who soon will.
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Oh, gee. Bill Keller, executive editor of The New York Times, is terribly upset. In his view, Julian Assange is the very scruffy model of a modern major-general. File his complaint under Gilbert and Sullivan; see The Pirates of Penz... Read Post
LONDON.- A new display at the National Portrait Gallery marks the centenary of Sir William Schwenck Gilbert?s death in 1911. Gilbert alongside Sir Arthur Sullivan made up the famous partnership of Gilbert and Sullivan that revolutio... Read Post
I own almost every recording of the 13 operettas Sir Arthur Sullivan wrote with W.S. Gilbert ever made. Twelve Mikados, 14 Pirates of Penzance, 10 Iolanthes, right on down the line to the rarely heard Utopia, Ltd. I was a G&S fan lo... Read Post


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DIRECTED BY Juan Carlos Fresnadillo
STARRING Max Von Sydow, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Eusebio Poncela
Opens April 11, Cert 15, 108 Mins
Coming on like a cross between David Fincher's The Game and M Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable, the debut feature from writer/director Fresnadillo is a twisted, ingeniously constructed thriller. The basic premise is that luck is a commodity, a resource that's more plentiful in some—say, survivors of plane crashes, natural disasters or wars—than others, and those blessed with such extraordinary levels of good fortune also have the ability to steal luck from others.
Meet Frederico (Poncela), an earthquake survivor who now works in a remote and highly illegal casino where he subtly divests punters of their winning streaks. Holocaust survivor Samuel Berg (Von Sydow) runs the casino—an ominous place which resembles an annexe to David Lynch's Black Lodge in Twin Peaks. There, challengers take Samuel on at his chosen game—Russian Roulette with five bullets instead of one. Samuel always wins. So when Frederico falls foul of his boss and gets stripped of his gift, he knows he needs to find someone with the luck of the devil if he's ever to get revenge on Samuel. Which is where Tomas (Sbaraglia) comes in—a petty criminal and the sole survivor of a horrific plane crash. But Tomas is being tailed by Sara—a policewoman who survived a car accident and is obsessed with uncovering the truth about Samuel's gambling ring...
Fresnadillo constructs a precarious house of cards that stands or falls depending on the audience's willingness to stick with the film throughout its various, convoluted plot twists. The central idea is a strong one, but it gets a little buried under layers of enigmatic plotting. Still, it's an exceptionally handsome film, stylishly shot, with the game sequences in particular beautifully realised.
Like fellow Spaniard Alejandro Amenábar's Abre Los Ojos, Fresnadillo's film may depend on repeated viewings for it to be fully appreciated. And also like Amenábar's film, it's proof of the incredible vitality of contemporary Spanish cinema. Damn spectacular stuff.
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Jefferson City, Mo. – Attorney General Chris Koster said today that former Deputy Sheriff Dophes Barton of Alton, Missouri, has been sentenced to seven years in prison after pleading guilty in March to four counts of burglary and four counts of stealing.
Barton was serving as a deputy with the Oregon County Sheriff's Department when he committed the crimes to which he pleaded in March. His guilty plea and sentencing took place in Butler County after a change of venue from Oregon County.
Koster said that between August 13, 2010, and December 12, 2010, Barton broke into four Oregon County buildings: a barn leased by deer hunters, a private workshop, Brad's Bike Shop, and a Missouri Department of Transportation shed. Barton stole tools and equipment, including a four-wheeler, generators, chain saws, and hammer drills. Many of the stolen items were later located at Barton's house during the execution of a search warrant.
"Missourians hold their law enforcement officials in the highest regard," Koster said, "and the vast majority of officers more than deserve that faith day in and day out. It is disappointing that this officer of the law breached the public trust. Mr. Barton has admitted his guilt and now will serve his punishment."
Koster said the Missouri State Highway Patrol and the Oregon County Sheriff's Office conducted the initial investigation. Assistant Attorneys General Elizabeth Bock and Joshua Harrell prosecuted the case.


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(UPDATED COVERAGE, Jan. 13) SAVANNAH, Ga. — Southeastern growers heard the latest on how the recently passed food safety legislation will be enacted and how the timeline for implementation could affect them during the 2011 Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference Jan. 6-9 at the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center.
The show, in its 13tth year, has also attracted record grower attendance.
Charles Hall, executive director of show co-sponsor Georgia Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association, La Grange, said 2,300 growers, shippers, industry people and others participated, up from the 2,205 that attended last year's show.
"We are ahead of last year and have had strong on-site registration," he said. "The traffic on the trade show has been really good."
During a Jan. 7 food safety conference, David Gombas, senior vice president of food safety and technology for the Washington, D.C.-based United Fresh Produce Association, outlined the timetable for what could happen when the Food and Drug Administration releases its produce rule.
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Gombas said the FDA plans to write the rule this year and allow for 30-120 days of public comment after publishing it in the Federal Register. He said growers should expect a final rule to be issued in 2012 or 2013 and allow large companies a year and smaller operations two years to comply with the regulations.


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[845] Characterization of Reactive Stroma in Human Prostate Cancer and Role of Prostate Cancer Stem Cells (PCSCs), Growth Factors, Matrix Metalloproteinases (MMPs) and Steroid Hormone Receptors (SHRs) in Its Pathogenesis
Wagner J Favaro, Athanase Billis, Luciana Meirelles, Leandro LLL Freitas, Leonardo O Reis, Ubirajara Ferreira. School of Medicine, University of Campinas (Unicamp), Campinas, SP, Brazil; School of Medicine (UNESP), Botucatu, SP, Brazil
Background: Reactive stroma occurs in many human cancers and it is likely to promote tumorigenesis. The aim of this study was to characterize the reactive stroma environment and to find any association of PCSCs, MMPs, SHRs and growth factors in its pathogenesis.
Design: Reactive stroma was evaluated in 20 needle prostatic biopsies, and divided into 2 groups: cancer without reactive stroma (Group 1); and cancer with intense reactive stroma (Group 2). The samples were submitted to morphological and immunohistochemical analyses for smooth muscle (SM) α-actin, vimentin, androgen receptor (AR), estrogen receptor α and β (ERα, ERβ), fibroblast growth factor 2 (FGF-2), insulin like growth factor 1 (IGF-1), MMP-2, CD44, CD133, p63, Prostate Stem Cell Antigen (PSCA), ATP-binding cassette membrane transporter (ABCG2) and C-Myc.
Results: There was increased collagen fibers and decreased smooth muscle cells in Group 2. In Group 2 vimentin and SM α-actin were positive, indicating a myofibroblast phenotype. PCSCs of the epithelial compartment were ABCG2/PSCA/C-Myc/CD44/CD133/p63/ERα+ and in the stroma were ABCG2/C-Myc/CD133/Vimentin/ERα+. These cells had intense immunoreactivity in Group 2 comparing to Group 1. IGF-1, FGF-2 and MMP-2 were significantly higher in Group 2. Intensified AR was verified in the epithelial compartment from all groups. However, this receptor was only intense in the stromal compartment in Group 2. ERα immunoreactivity was more intense in the stromal compartment from Group 2 in relation to Group 1. ERβ was present mainly in the epithelial compartment and only in the stromal compartment of Group 2.
Conclusions: Reactive stroma was composed of myofibroblasts and fibroblasts stimulated to express extracellular matrix components. Intensified FGF, IGF and MMP immunoreactivities certainly compromised the glandular epithelial-stromal interaction and could be considered as regulators of reactive stroma. PCSCs were intensely associated with reactive stroma. The dynamic paracrine signaling of the SHRs discloses the role of these hormones in the activation mechanisms of reactive stroma and occurrence of PCSCs. Thus, it can be concluded that reactive stroma may be considered an important biological component of prostatic cancer.
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On January 22, 2014 Holy Sepulcher participated in the March for Life in Washington D.C. to help bring the Respect for Life message to our Congressman, our President and to the media. This was a prayerful experience as we reached out to help the helpless unborn children who may destined for abortion.
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Our annual Bazaar was Sunday, August 10, 2014. It was a huge success with a giant flea market, 50/50, raffle tickets, Chinese raffle baskets, bingo and other fun games. We served many delicious BBQ chicken and ham dinners and had live music for entertainment. Thanks for a great year! See you on August 9, 2015 for the next Bazaar! For more information, visit the Holy Sepulcher Bazaar Facebook page.
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Mixed fortunes again for the Bradford Bulls this fortnight, kicking off with a desperate performance at Murrayfield. The magic weekend has never been a happy hunting ground for the Bulls with only one win ever coming from the fixture – that being last year's outing against Wakefield.
Alas there was to be no repeat of that as the Crusaders thrashed a sorry looking Bradford outfit 19-0. In the first five minutes that certainly didn't look to be the case, but suddenly after the clock was stopped following an injury, the Bulls became disappointingly disinterested, never really threatening to get into the contest.
Hopefully this will be a blip after an otherwise promising run over the past month and a half.
The next week's scoreline of 58-16 against Championship side Leigh in the cup would suggest so, but in a cup competition with teams in different divisions it is extremely hard to tell. The ease at which Leigh seemed to score their three tries at times seemed to suggest McNamara has some more defensive work to do before the next Super League fixtures against Wakefield and Leeds to hopefully regain some form.
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-- @@USDA Rural Development State Director Patty Clark invites agricultural producers to apply for grants to increase the value of their products. USDA's Value-Added Producer Grants (VAPG) are available to help agricultural producers increase the value of an agricultural commodity in the production or processing stage. VAPG funds may be used for feasibility studies or business plans, working capital for marketing and processing value-added agricultural products, and for farm-based renewable energy projects. Eligible applicants include independent producers, farmer and rancher cooperatives, agricultural producer groups, and majority controlled producer-based business ventures. Applicants have until October 15, 2012 to apply. "The Value-Added Producer Grants are a great opportunity for agricultural producers to add value to their raw agricultural commodities," said Clark. "USDA Rural Development offers programs that assist agricultural producers and small businesses to expand their businesses, which helps create and retain jobs in rural Kansas." USDA Rural Development is making up to $14 million in grants available for projects that help farmers and ranchers produce bio-based products from agricultural commodities. The grants, which are competitively awarded, are available for planning activities or for working capital expenses, but not for both. The maximum grant amount is $100,000 for planning grants and $300,000 for working capital grants. Applicants must provide matching funds equal to the grant amount requested for the project. In 2012, Schmidt Farms Inc., in Rawlins County, Kan., received a working capital grant to expand the market for their product lines which includes beef, chicken, and eggs. The company is a family farm that has been in the meat business for the last 25 years. They have been marketing their home grown beef directly to customers. Schmidt Farms is building and expanding the market not only for their beef, but also for their chickens and eggs. The product lines will be marketed as being produced locally and produced farm fresh. Beef produced is promoted as being all natural and chickens as being free range and antibiotic free. Businesses of all sizes are encouraged to apply, but priority will be given to operators of small and medium-sized farms or ranches that are structured as family farms, beginning farmers or ranchers, or those owned by socially-disadvantaged farmers or ranchers. Grants are available for projects up to 36 months in duration. Additional grant requirements can be found on the USDA Rural Development Kansas website, http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/KS_RBS_VAPG.html For information on how to apply, contact a USDA Rural Development Business Programs Specialist. • Northeast Kansas, Nancy Pletcher, 785-271-2700, Ext. 2733, firstname.lastname@example.com • Southeast Kansas, Katie Casper, 620-365-2901, Ext. 1427, firstname.lastname@example.com • South-central Kansas, Douglas Clary, 316-283-0370, Ext. 1430, firstname.lastname@example.com • Northwest and Southwest Kansas, Doug Bruggeman, 785-628-3081, Ext. 1435, email@example.com USDA, through its Rural Development mission area, has an active portfolio of more than $172 billion in loans and loan guarantees. These programs are designed to improve the economic stability of rural communities, businesses, residents, farmers and ranchers and improve the quality of life in rural America. # USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. To file a complaint of discrimination, write: USDA, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (Toll-free Customer Service), (800) 877-8339 (Local or Federal relay), (866) 377-8642 (Relay voice users). |