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if you click on the picture it will turn over. it's hard to see the color in this pic, but driftwood has some bluegray, gray green, and touch of tan in it. i prefer it over teak by far, but i'm not sure what colors your home is in. here's a pic of it under construction. you can see the colors better. the bricks look a little off in color in this pic. not sure why, but the roof looks pretty true to color |
Do you think OC driftwood or GAF Timberline Weathered Wood would look better on our home with the brick that we have in the front. We will be painting the house soon some greige or taupe color. Worried that the Driftwood has too much blue gray in it and lighter than I want. Yet I think the Weathered Wood might be too brown. Am really looking for a greyish brown roof. Which one??? |
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How about a picture of the full house, can't get a good idea as it involves more than just brick color. |
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But Thursday's 3 p.m. deadline still tends to hover in the locker rooms of even the NBA's most stable franchises. "Every team is different," forward Shane Battier said, with the Heat's primary focus on Thursday's nationally televised game against the Oklahoma City Thunder at Chesapeake Energy Arena. "I've been on teams where everybody's been on high alert, 'This could be it.' And you're looking at moving your family and everything that goes along with a trade. I've been on other teams where it hasn't been an issue. South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Battier also doesn't equate an eerie quiet to ultimate deadline silence. "We all understand what the trade deadline is about," he said, "and if they can make a move, they're going to make it. It's not about what people have done last year or last couple of years or whatever. It's about what can we do in 2014. "And if this team can make a move and improve itself and give itself a shot to win a championship, they're going to do it." South Florida Sun-Sentinel
But for the NBA's Benjamin Button, the NBA has turned into an age-bending experience. "It's funny," Battier said. "The thought of me retiring has crossed my mind. But Ray? No. I think really, realistically, if he wanted to play another three or four more years, he could do it. He could play until he's 42. He could, because he takes impeccable care of his body." South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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Monday night, the Miami Heat attended Shane Battier's karaoke party for charity that's appropriately called, "Battioke." The annual event benefits the Battier Take Charge Foundation, a non-profit that provides resources for the development and education of under-served youth and teens. It was a great success, which is evident by all the karaoke videos that have gone viral. Chris Bosh sang two songs – Tom Jones' "It's not unusual" and the "Humpty Hump." But everyone participated. From team president Pat Riley, who along with Jimmy Buffet, sang "I heard it through the grapevine." For The Win
On Monday night the Miami Heat attended Shane Battier's annual karaoke party for charity, Battioke. The event benefits the Battier Take Charge Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to providing resources for the development and education of under-served youth and teens. Many members of the Heat help out by performing at the event, and while none of these guys are exactly pros, most can somewhat carry a tune. And then there's Chris Bosh. For The Win
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The Rockets will look into hiring Shane Battier in a management role once Battier retires from basketball. "Of the players we've had, Shane Battier is a guy I felt could be a great head coach. He's so smart though, he's told me maybe he doesn't want to do it because it's too much work. He hasn't decided what he wants to do later, but he might be interested in personnel, and that's something we would be interested in talking to him about." Clutchfans
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Forward Shane Battier's annual karaoke event has become one of the Heat's most popular fundraisers. Without Allen, Battier might not have ever come up with the idea. Battier copied the function from Allen, who did a similar event when he was with Seattle SuperSonics. Battier picked up on it when he was playing with the Houston Rockets. "I started it in Seattle," Allen said. "The guy who I worked with actually ended up moving to Houston and working with Shane. That's how they got the idea going there … [Battier] told me last year, he said, 'that's where I got the idea from.' " South Florida Sun-Sentinel
"Defensively, we're not ready to play. So, what specifically? It's a myriad of things," Battier said. "We're just not taking away much. Usually, when our defense is clicking, we're taking away a few things out of the other team's offense, and living with other parts of the other team's offense. Right now, other teams have the full menu of what they want to get. It's paint shots, it's threes, it's transition. So we need to get back to taking away what we want to take away and living with the rest." Bleacher Report
The Miami Heat again will be without two starters when they face the New York Knicks on Thursday night at Madison Square Garden. Small forward Shane Battier will miss his fourth consecutive game with a strained left quadriceps, with point guard Mario Chalmers out for a second consecutive game with Achilles tendinitis that has had him sidelined since halftime of Sunday's victory over the Toronto Raptors at AmericanAirlines Arena. South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Shane Battier said he's played with "numerous" players "who played basketball because they were athletic and they could make a lot of money. But given a choice, if there was no NBA, would those people be playing basketball in a gym somewhere? No. Multiple. Numerous." How numerous? Battier estimated the number at around 30 percent of the NBA. "Yeah, it happens," Chris Bosh said. "I think the NBA weeds those guys out. I mean, some dudes do it because they love it, but then the competition gets a lot higher and it gets more demanding, and you see if you really love the game. There's nothing wrong with that. If you're not invested totally into it mentally and emotionally, you're not going to be the best player you can be." Bleacher Report
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PROVIDENCE — Fourteen months of closed-door negotiations may have produced a proposed pension settlement, but Superior Court Judge Sarah Taft-Carter has not lifted her gag order, and the consequences have set off alarm bells within the Rhode Island chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.
"The ACLU is very concerned if state officials are continuing to rely on Judge Taft-Carter's gag order to withhold information about the bills the state has paid for legal fees and related costs. These payments are clearly public records and of important public worth," ACLU executive director Steven Brown said Monday.
On Friday, Taft-Carter issued a new order to reflect the fact that Governor Chafee and state General Treasurer Gina Raimondo had reached a settlement agreement with the dozens of public employee unions challenging the legality of the state's far-reaching 2011 pension overhaul.
Her new order "does not prohibit any party from making … statements with respect to their positions and views … regarding the outcome of the mediation or from providing a generic description of the mediation process."
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At minimum, the records would show where and how often the lawyers for both sides met, how many hours the state's lawyers billed, and possibly, the range and cost of the alternatives the state's actuaries at Gabriel Roeder Smith & Company were asked to compute at taxpayer expense.
"I still don't see how money the state has paid lawyers fits under the gag order," the ACLU's Brown said Monday. "Their release does not in any way breach the confidentiality of the mediation process as delineated in the court order, and should therefore be disclosed upon request."
The unions filed suit on June 22, 2012. They claimed that the state breached an "implied contract" when it raised the age at which retirees are eligible for pension benefits, suspended annual cost-of-living increases for current retirees and changed the pension plan from a defined-benefit plan to a hybrid that includes a 401(k)-style defined-contribution plan.
The state's lawyers took the position that there was no breach of contract, since retirement benefits are spelled out in a state law that can be changed from year to year by state lawmakers, and not in a contract.
The state asked Taft-Carter to recuse herself, saying that she is conflicted because her mother and uncle collect pension benefits, and her son is a Rhode Island state trooper in line for a future pension. She declined, and on Jan. 2, 2013, ordered the parties to participate in mediation.
The proposed settlement unveiled on Friday would provide more frequent pension increases, also known as COLAs. It would allow a pension increase every four years, instead of five. Upon passage, it would provide an immediate $500 extra to those retired as of June 30, 2012.
For relatively new employees, the highest possible retirement age would be lowered from 67 to 65, after 30 years of work. There would also be opportunities for state workers and teachers to retire earlier, with a reduced pension under slightly more favorable terms than current law allows.
For longtime employees, the pension value of each continued year of work would be worth 2 percent of their pay, instead of 1 percent, but they would have to contribute an additional amount to the pension fund. Their required contribution would go from 8.75 percent to 11 percent of their pay.
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Marleah, Check out mcmaster.com Search for single function timers. Mine is a NCC Model CKK-01800-461; it does very short intervals, like 10 secs on and 10 mins off. In addition to a timer, you will also need a solenoid valve and nozzles, also sold by McMaster. Hope this helps. dave |
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I really love this product becuase it has GREAT coverage, but doesn't get cakey! For some people on here, it does, but I guess they are applying it wrong. I have acne prone skin and this actually helped clear me up! It also makes you look like you don't have pores (in a good way) this is my HG foundation for life, and I've tried many high end ones. It is a bit pricey $43 at sephora, but it's worth it for me to hav pretty skin :) hope this helped
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I wore this foundation a couple of times, as I don't want to waste it seeing it was about $40 CDN. I think you could absolutely find a drugstore foundation that's better than this. Pros - Full Coverage - Has a Pump - Looks flawless in pictures Cons - Can look cakey if you apply too much - Don't pack on the powder if you have dry skin - The cap can come off sometimes and since there is a pump my other products in the bag shake around and push the pump causing some product to come out this probably works better on combination/oily skin but on my normal/combination skin that gets more so dry in the winter (which is when I used it) it tends to cake up if I tried to apply a second layer or packed on the powder. the wear of this is really good, for me it stays on for up to 9 hours! I used it for my graduation and it was horribly hot inside, and it stayed on through the whole night, even through the dance! I don't tend to touch my face when I have makeup on so when I occasionally did I found that some of the product wore off on my fingers... so if you have normal/skin I would reccomend this.
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I bought this because of all the hype on YouTube & blogging websites raving about it. Lots of people feel as if it is full coverage? I totally don't see that! It feels nice and lasts without oxidizing, but it is not exactly Medium coverage as it claims, I would say that it's light, but build-able to medium coverage. The formula is pretty runny, and the color selection is excellent, but in my opinion, there are far better alternatives that do not cost $42 an ounce. It is not the product I expected for the amount of money.
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Im not the kind to really wear foundation because I am still in school but I find that this product is perfect for everyday. A lot of people say that it is a heavy item but if applied correctly it looks extremely natural. It doesn't break me out and covers blemishes perfectly. It is the product that I cant live without. If you are on the fence about the item, just try it! You can achieve full coverage or light/medium depending on how you apply it.
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It took me a long time to realize that I actually hate this foundation. I guess I was in denial because it's such an iconic product and I really researched about it before purchasing it. I used it many many times until I finally realized that it just didn't work for me! It gives me "foundation face", which is my biggest fear whenever I put on foundation. It feels heavy, cakey and just doesn't sit right on my skin. It's weird because for a long time I used it and didn't really like how my skin looked throughout the day but I never thought that this was problem! Like I said, denial! Very disappointed because I thought I would love this...
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I have to say I have finally found my HG foundation, after months of searching! It is so lightweight feeling, but with amazing coverage. The finish is slightly dewy but sets amazingly with the HD pressed powder. I have to say that this foundation will forever have a spot in my collection with back ups included!!
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I have been using bareminerals powder foundation for 3 years already. I've been scared to use anything else because of my acne prone skin. I decided to give this foundation a shot, and I must say I was very pleased. My skin looked better under all this foundation. I normally use a little bit more foundation to cover up my blemishes, redness, and acne scars. I noticed that my blemishes were less noticeable. My skin became oily after a couple of hours but that's what usually happens to me. My make-up lasted literally all night for me. I was out partying until the next morning, and even with all the sweating I had from dancing, my makeup still looked amazing. I still love bareminerals, but this foundation is just much more easier to apply in my opinion. I definitely am going to continue to purchase this foundation and use it mainly for when I'm going to be out all night.
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7 Thus says the LORD, the God of Yisra'el, Thus shall you tell the king of Yehudah, who sent you to me to inquire of me: Behold, Par`oh's army, which is come forth to help you, shall return to Mitzrayim into their own land. | 7 "This is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: Tell the king of Judah, who sent you to inquire of me, 'Pharaoh's army, which has marched out to support you, will go back to its own land, to Egypt. |
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Dennis - Obama only won thanks to liberal guilt? I thought you were about the individual and don't lump people into groups but you're willing to accuse tens of millions of people of bias. The president was imminently more qualified than both Bush and the half-term governor of the most socialistic state in America, Sarah Palin.
@Michael Mischke - Your Highland Villager newspaper is way behind the times - no online edition, stuck in the 1950s automobile mindset so I understand how you may not be well versed on the internets. Websites, including this one, have sidebars that provide static and dynamic information. Cityscape articles have a brief bio for Dornfeld on the right side bar that lists his previous affiliation with the Met Council.
As someone who lives in the neighborhood, bikes year-round and cares about my own safety (unlike Kevin), these no-brainer bike improvements are absolutely necessary. Speeding is rampant (I almost always get tail gated for driving the speed limit on Fairview, Cleveland, Marshall and Summit) and traffic on the north south streets like Cleveland and Cretin is extremely heavy. Similar improvements like the intersection of 40th Street and Chicago in Minneapolis and the temporary Cleveland and...
James - The river trails are nice but a Jefferson route is much more direct. I have never understood the opposition to this bike may. The one block detour created by a bike island is too much but adding a couple miles to a bike trip is nothing. What?
What irony? The city has been hit hard by 60 years of government imposed flight. Freeways imposed by federal and state governments have greatly impacted the city by demolishing entire neighborhoods. "Free" highways have also contributed to the flight of wealthier people out of Minneapolis. Government transfered massive amounts of wealth to the suburbs at the city's expense.
Or they feds could have left Minneapolis neighborhoods in tack. Government caused flight to the suburbs.
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Wide scale use of small buses does not reduce costs because the biggest operating expenses are driver and maintenance salaries. Transit operators pay a driver the same regardless of the bus size. Whatever fuel costs saved are more than offset by capital costs of purchasing a duplicate fleet of small...
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2. Lights on all vehicles are different. An attentive motorist will see fuctioning bike lights.
3. Non-sense on the exhaust. Also, how is polution somehow a cyclists fault.
4. People should wear helmets. Agreed.
5. Non-sense. Being part of traffic is much safer than riding slowly, hugging parked cars and riding in the gutter. Inattentive driving is the by-product of our attitude towards driving and distractions.
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Your "won't someone think of the children" shrieking is unconvincing. People without an arguement frame the discussion around "the children." There are bad parents out there. Parents who yell at their kids to "shut up" or smoke and talk on their cell phone while their children in the car bother me too. I'm not going to pretend their behavior warrents stopping low cost, common sense changes to our transportation system.
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"Harold learned to read very early, it's not until he was speaking that I realized he knew how to read, that was before age 3," Marie Price said.
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It was okay. Gave it a C. Locutus pretty much sums up my opinion on it - it's the free will/determinism debate that's been done to death with nothing new added to the debate. The only thing I would add to his review is that the ending of this movie is pretty offensive. Very Hollywood, very deus ex machina. I'd be interested to read the story and see how that actually went.
Though, as Locutus also mentioned, my girlfriend seemed to like it much more than I did. She really liked the love conquers all bit of it and, being an occasional sap, I don't mind that too much either, I just don't think it makes for an objectively good movie.
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Hi, I'm in Calgary and this past week I've noticed that some of the leaves on my ornamental crabapple are yellowing and it's prematurely dropping apples. I thought maybe it just needed more water, so I have deep watered it, but more and more leaves are yellowing. Has anyone had experience with this and know what might be the problem? I looked online and there is something called Apple Scab? But I'm not sure if that's what I'm seeing. The apples that have dropped don't appear to have any spots on them. If it is, can a fungicide be sprayed to save the tree? Would I need to call an arborist? Or could this be because of the crazy winter we had? I'm pretty new at all this and am still learning! I'm attaching a few photos. Thanks in advance for any suggestions! |
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If it was apple scab you would see mis-shapen fruit with big black blotches all over them, same with the leaves. So that isn't your problem. Is it just the one branch or all over the tree? If just the one branch, check the bark on the branch going to the stem. Sometimes a bad pruning cut can get infected with bacterial canker or other diseases and the bark around the branch will die, killing the branch. |
I just checked the tree and it's not just the same branch. Although it is mostly located on the one branch, it appears it is also happening to a lesser degree in two or three other areas. The premature apple drop appears to be happening to the entire tree. We did have someone prune it last year, but I can't see any issues at any of the cuts. I'm glad it doesn't appear to be apple scab. Maybe it's a weather thing? |
Is this possibly a rather old tree, maybe it's just approaching the end of its life span. |
I'm not sure how old the tree is, but it's definitely mature. We moved in a couple years back and the tree was already here. I hope it's not nearing the end of it's life span, but I guess that may be a possibility. It does get a lot of suckers at the base that I have to trim down each year, so maybe that does signify poorer health? |
- Posted by konrad___far_north 3..just outside of E (My Page) on Sat, Jul 12, 14 at 0:52
It could have some disease or winter damage,..I would cut the branch back. |
Thanks for the suggestions! We are going to cut that branch back this weekend. I noticed tonight that there is another branch coming off the same larger branch that doesn't have ANY leaves (I'm not sure if it ever did, or if they all yellowed as well and fell off). So we'll cut that whole piece out back to the main branch, and hopefully that will take care of most of it. |
At this point, I wouldn't fret. Sometimes older branches just die as part of the tree's development, and newer growth in the crown or on other branches replaces the old growth. Prune it out and see how things go. If you take a close look at any unpruned tree you will see some dead branches but mostly live branches. That's just how trees grow naturally. We like to prune out the dead branches to make the tree look its best, but a few dead branches does not by itself mean anything is wrong with the tree. If it did, I'd have to cut down that big oak in my backyard, which is showing some dead branches from last winter that I've yet to deal with (and may be too high up for me to ever deal with).... |
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Hi Cactus Boss, I can't tell you which cultivar...there's soooo many. But we can rule out Decora, Marie and Cutlass. lol. At first glance, especially top photo, I thought your Aglaonema was Decora, but your plant has too many green splashes in the center. Sorry about that. There's a seller on Ebay, 'can't recall his name,' who sells various Aglao cultivars.. Hope you get an ID. BTW, love your Aglao... Toni |
- Posted by CactusBoss Zone 5a (My Page) on Fri, Jul 26, 13 at 21:15
hopefulauthor, it is a great plant. lost a few leaves because I forgot to water but it's loving the humidity of the bathroom and flowers every year! I do not get red berries after it flowers like I've heard from some people. |
- Posted by nancy_pnwzone8 OR zone 8 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 26, 13 at 23:56
i would guess Jubilee or Petite Jubilee (the two are very similar and are often confused). do a google image search and see if that name looks like your plant. cheers, nancy |
I would agree that it is aglaonema jubilee |
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- Posted by CactusBoss Zone 5a (My Page) on Sat, Jul 27, 13 at 18:39
Would I be able to take a stem cutting of this plant? |
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So would I be able to take a cutting of a single leaf? |
- Posted by nancy_pnwzone8 OR zone 8 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 29, 13 at 15:15
cactus, no, a single leaf won't grow. you need some of the stem. i think i read somewhere that an *ideal* aglaonema stem cutting should have 5 leaves, i've gotten away with 3. more than 5 will likely work fine as well. these are some of the easiest plants to propagate. cheers, nancy |
- Posted by CactusBoss Zone 5a (My Page) on Mon, Jul 29, 13 at 15:52
Do I need to let them sit out? Do they work best in water or soil? and is regular potting soil okay? I'm eyeing this. How long will it take to root? |
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- Posted by nancy_pnwzone8 OR zone 8 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 30, 13 at 16:31
cactus, when you say that you're eyeing "this", are you talking about the older stems (with brown leaf scales) or the new sprout? if you're talking about the older stalks, cut them with a clean sharp knife or razor blade an inch or two below where the leaves are attached. place the stem cutting in water or a damp cuttings media such as perlite. i don't use potting soil for rooting, but some other folks do. i don't think that it's the best choice though. cuttings placed in media may need to be lightly covered with plastic to keep the humidity up - but don't seal it tight or you'll get mold. the only time i have allowed the ends of cuttings to dry before rooting was when i did cane cuttings that had no leaves (ie both the top and bottom of the piece had been cut). i'm not sure if this helped or not, but most of them took. as a bonus, the stub of stem that is left behind in the pot will often, or usually, sprout new leaves. if you're talking about the new sprout, i wouldn't try cutting it at or above the surface of your potting soil. if you want to separate this growth, you're going to need to de-pot the plant, knock off the soil, and examine the plant. often, a sprout at this stage will already have a few small roots of its own, though most of its water and nutrition is still coming from the mother stem. personally, i'd leave it until it was a bit older to separate. that way the plant will for sure have more roots and dormant buds of it's own. cheers, nancy |
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I live in the suburbs of Manhattan and within an 8 minute drive from my home, I'm surrounded with retail stores… and there are a lot of them: standalone, strip malls, and large malls. Many of these stores were built when we lived in the industrial revolution society as that's when urban planning was done for this area.
The industrial revolution is over. Long ago.
We're now in the information revolution. Many things should change in this new chapter of life but the one area I'd like to highlight is the retail experience.
I've had many poor experiences lately in retail locations, even from stores which are supposed to have excellent in-store staff. The more and more I go about my daily life and see how my kids are living theirs, retail stores need to adapt because consumers are now less than 3 clicks away from buying almost any item sold in any store at any time on any day. Do retail stores really need to be tens of thousands of square feet and sell/stock everything in their catalog which is redundant to their e-commerce store?
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Kristen Stewart spent a night out with friends yesterday when she attended a concert in Hollywood. She was joined by Katy Perry's assistant, Tamra Natisin, as she left Hotel Cafe and piled into a car with a group of pals. Kristen was back to walking on her own after carrying crutches at the Oscars last weekend due to a foot injury. Her Academy Awards presenting partner, Daniel Radcliffe, admitted he was nervous about taking the stage with Kristen, but the moment went off without a hitch.
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Sept. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Jeffrey Gundlach's DoubleLine Capital LP is invested only in U.S. dollar-denominated assets in a bid to avoid losses stemming from Europe's debt crisis.
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DoubleLine is also avoiding U.S. banks because of possible exposure to crisis and favors investment-grade corporate debt because defaults may rise in lower-rated bonds next year. Gundlach, who managed the top-rated intermediate-term U.S. bond mutual fund for 15 years, began cutting exposure to junk bonds in the fourth quarter of 2010, even as Bank of America Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists forecast the riskiest debt to return as much as 10 percent this year.
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Foreign Objects By Rob Hunter on July 11, 2014 | Be the First To CommentNYAFF 2014 runs June 27-July 14 in New York City. Follow all of our coverage here. If there's one takeaway from Yoshihiro Nakamura's (Fish Story, Golden Slumber) latest film it's that people are the same the world over. More specifically, people are horrible the world over. The Snow White Murder Case explores this phenomenon by way of a vicious murder and the equally brutal savaging of the prime suspect in the court of public opinion via social media and TV "news." A woman's dead body is discovered in a park after being stabbed multiple times and set on fire. Akahoshi Yuji (Ayano Gô), a low-level assistant on a true crime news show, is approached by an old school friend who was the victim's co-worker at a big cosmetic company and is in the mood to reluctantly share gossip. Seeing it as a possible career-maker, Yuji begins teasing the revelations on Twitter as a lead-up to producing an episode of the show focused on the highly publicized case. Interviews with other employees lead him to a possible suspect in the shy and "odd" Shirono Miki (Inoue Mao) whose disappearance, conspicuously timed to right after the murder of the beautiful and beloved Miki Noriko (Nanao), confirms her guilt to strangers and acquaintances alike. The Snow White Murder Case explores a sensational crime by way of the hunt for and public persecution of the prime suspect, and it does it all without once touching on the police investigation. Instead, while the characters are busy condemning and […]
Review: Yoshihiro Nakamura Blends Mystery and Music Once More with 'The Foreign Duck, the Native Duck and God In a Coin Locker'
Foreign Objects By Rob Hunter on January 13, 2013 | Be the First To CommentYoshihiro Nakamura isn't as high a profile Japanese director as folks like Takashi Miike or Kiyoshi Kurosawa, but he truly deserves to be. His early career focused on horror, but the last few years have seen him deliver powerfully affecting entertainment in the form of films that explore friendships and relationships through fresh, thrilling and often fascinating stories. Fish Story, Golden Slumber and A Boy and His Samurai are fantastic movies, each charming and supremely entertaining in their own ways., and any one of those films would mark Nakamura as a director to watch. But all three on his resume means anything he directs deserves at least a cursory glance. Thanks to Third Window Films those of us who don't speak Japanese finally have the opportunity to view one that preceded the three above but retains some of the same themes and much of the quality.
Fantastic Review: 'A Boy and His Samurai' Is a Custard and Joy Filled Pleasure
Fantastic Fest By Rob Hunter on September 27, 2011 | Comments (1)Writer/director Yoshihiro Nakamura is no stranger to cross genre perfection as evidenced by his last two films, Fish Story and Golden Slumber. The former puts the power of a pop song up against the impending end of the world, and the latter places a Beatles tune at the center of an assassination conspiracy. The two share more in common than simply a love of music as both are also absolutely brilliant tales that weave complicated stories into cinematic magic. His latest features a far simpler story, but Nakamura still manages to mash genres into a film that delights in its love of life, family, and companionship. The joys and hardships of a single parent family, the ubiquitous TV baking-battle shows, and a samurai struggling with his own code in an alien environment all blend together seamlessly into a creation that rivals the delicious-looking pastries on screen… which is an incredible feat. A Boy and His Samurai is an absolute pleasure to watch from beginning to end.
Fantastic Review: Golden Slumber
Fantastic Fest By Rob Hunter on September 25, 2010 | Be the First To CommentAn innocent man is accused of a heinous and high level crime and finds himself on the run from the authorities and from those who set him up. The sub-genre is fairly common with films ranging from The Fugitive to Tell No One, but the granddaddy behind them all is Alfred Hitchcock with films like North By Northwest and Frenzy. And now a new film can be added to the mix, and it's already receiving praise and being labeled with the "Hitchcockian" superlative. Director Yoshihiro Nakamura's new film deserves the accolades, but I'd argue it does the rotund Brit one better… it's Hitchcock with heart.
Fantastic Fest Review: Fish Story
Fantastic Fest By Scott Beggs on September 27, 2009 | Be the First To CommentIn 2012, with a meteor going to destroy Earth, three men spend the afternoon inside a record store listening to an obscure band. As the band's story is told, it shows how their song might save the planet from the oncoming apocalypse.
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