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Cowboys DT Brent retires
IRVING, Texas — Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent retired from football at the age of 25 on Thursday, saying "doing the right things in life" is more important as he prepares to defend himself against a manslaughter charge in the drunken-driving crash that killed a teammate.
Brent said he had "given a lot of thought" to his decision. His football career has been on hold since the Dec. 8 crash that killed Jerry Brown, a practice squad player, college teammate and close friend.
"I am at a point where my main focus is all about getting the priorities in my life in order," Brent said in a statement provided by the team. "Those priorities are more important than football. Doing the right things in life are more important than football. I love the game very much. I love my teammates, but this is the right thing for me to do."
Brent is charged with intoxication manslaughter and faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
However, he could also get probation.
Suburban Dallas police accused Brent of driving with a blood-alcohol content more than twice the legal limit the night of the crash.
He has also tested positive twice for marijuana while out on bond, and was briefly jailed after the second test.
He is again out on bond, but under stricter conditions.
NINERS: The Santa Clara County District Attorney's office says it won't pursue assault charges against San Francisco 49ers linebacker Ahmad Brooks because of insufficient evidence in the case.
Assistant District Attorney Karyn Sinunu-Towery said Thursday that Brooks will not face prosecution after further investigation into allegations Brooks repeatedly hit a teammate on the head with a beer bottle in a June incident.
COLTS: Indianapolis tight end Weslye Saunders has been suspended eight games without pay after violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
League officials did not say Thursday what substance was found in Saunders' test.
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ASUS has announced a slew of new notebooks at IFA 2013. We already saw the Zenbook UX301 and now there are two more. One of them is the Transformer Book T300, which is an updated version of the Transformer Pad TX300 launched earlier this year. The major update here is a switch to a more modern fourth generation Intel Haswell processor. The RAM and storage have also been doubled and now stands at 8GB and 256GB respectively.
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Olson Named All-WIAC First Team March 5, 2015 UW-Oshkosh's Alex Olson has been named to the 2015 All-WIAC Men's Basketball Team. [read more]
Warhawks Defeat Titans In WIAC Tournament Final February 28, 2015 UW-Whitewater rode a hot-shooting first half to a 71-57 win over UW-Oshkosh in the championship game of the WIAC Men's Basketball Tournament held Saturday (Feb. 28) in Whitewater. [read more]
Free Student Fan Bus To WIAC Tournament Title Game February 27, 2015 UW-Oshkosh is sponsoring a FREE STUDENT FAN BUS to Saturday's (Feb. 28) championship game of the WIAC Men's Basketball Tournament at UW-Whitewater. [read more]
Titans Shock Pointers In WIAC Tournament Semifinal February 26, 2015 Charlie Noone had a career-high 15 points as UW-Oshkosh erased a second-half double-digit deficit and stunned UW-Stevens Point, 50-47, in the semifinals of WIAC Men's Basketball Tournament on Thursday (Feb. 26) in Stevens Point. [read more]
Road Victory Advances Titans In WIAC Tournament February 24, 2015 Alex Olson had 17 points, including six on free throws in the last 38 seconds, to lead UW-Oshkosh to a 59-55 victory over UW-Platteville in the first round of the WIAC Men's Basketball Tournament on Tuesday (Feb. 24) in Platteville. [read more]
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Very smoky and spicy, with ripe peach, mineral and grapefruit flavors, backed up by firm acidity. The mouthwatering finish shows dried apricot, with hints of ripe pear. Drink now through 2011. 166 cases made.
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So I made my first sour saison with a sour mash and Brett added to the secondary. My question is, I now have a pellicle, will I ruin my beer by trying it before the pellicle f falls? I don't want to age itr forever, am I good to try and drink at will?
Don't fear the pellicle. ...... You are fine breaking thru the pellicle. It is just a protective layer that will reform.
You're good. I taste my sours fairly often right through whatever is on top.


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This is just heartbreaking! Michael Jackson's youngest son Prince Michael II, also known as "Blanket," doesn't understand that his father has passed away and thinks he's simply on vacation somewhere.
Blanket's godfather Mark Lester tells Hello magazine that Blanket is confused about death and didn't understand what the memorial service held last month was for.
Lester says, "It is obvious to me that Blanket is still unsure about what exactly happened to his father. He said, 'Where's daddy gone? On holiday?' It was a rhetorical question and it broke my heart.
"Prince was taciturn, unusual for him, but we still had a hug. Paris gave me a tight hug and we just held each other for a while. We were both welling up. I told her that her dad would always lie in her heart and be remembered by at least half of the world. Paris replied, 'I'm just glad he is at peace.' "
That just brings tears to our eyes. How do you explain to a seven year old that his father, who is arguably one of the most famous people on the planet, will no longer be around? It's heartbreaking!


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Guardian House photo exhibition opens Nov. 16
Six women veterans and residents of the Guardian House, a homeless shelter for female Veterans, will exhibit their photographs and writing from a 12 week long photo and writing course, "UnseenamericaNYS," at the Brookside Museum. The women served in all branches of the military and lived across the country and world. The women were provided with […] [Read More]
Early dismissal drill at Ballston Spa schools Friday
An early dismissal drill has been scheduled for the Ballston Spa Central School District on Thursday Friday, which means students will be released from school 15 minutes earlier than normal. The state-mandated school early dismissal drill is part of an Emergency Management Plan to prepare for conditions such as severe weather or unexpected building problems (e.g. […] [Read More]
Fight brewing over Maplewood Manor's future
The issue of what to do with Saratoga County's Maplewood Manor nursing home will take center stage Wednesday, when county leaders meet to discuss its future and union members rally to keep it. The county's Public Health Committee, led by Hadley Supervisor Arthur Wright, will hold a special meeting at 3 p.m. Wednesday to update […] [Read More]
Jared brings his pants to Ballston Spa
Jared Fogle, the guy who says he lost a lot of weight eating Subway sandwiches, spoke to more than 220 Milton Terrace North Elementary School students on Friday. Fogle talked about his weight loss and new healthy lifestyle ahead of his participation in Saturday's North Country Heart Walk at Saratoga Race Course. John Bard, owner […] [Read More]
Ghostly legends fundraising event
Here's another local Halloween to consider: Llocal paranormal group Glory Haunt Hounds will host a fundraiser for the Saratoga County Historical Society, "Ghosts & Legends from Saratoga County and Beyond," at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Brookside Museum, 6 Charlton Street in Ballston Spa. There will also be a series of 'ghost stories' told […] [Read More]
Car show in Ballston Spa Sunday; parking restrictions in place
The Ballston Spa Business & Professional Association presents the annual "The Way We Were" car show from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Spectators can stroll from one end of historic Front Street to the other, checking out a wide variety of cars and trucks while enjoying outdoor barbecues, vendors and music. The following streets will […] [Read More]
Ballston Spa Students Recognized as AP Scholars
The College Board recently commended 78 students from Ballston Spa High School for their successful completion of Advanced Placement courses and examinations during the last school year. The Advanced Placement (AP) program allows students the opportunity to take challenging college level courses while still in high school and to receive college credit for completing the […] [Read More]
Drug Take-Back Day
National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. A number of police departments in the county will collect unwanted, unused prescription drugs and safely dispose of them. Drop-off organizations and locations include: Saratoga Springs Police Department PBA Hall at 52 Weibel Avenue, Saratoga Springs; Saratoga Springs Police Department, 5 Lake […] [Read More]
Adult sports programs in Ballston Spa
The Ballston Spa Community Education Program is offering a variety of adult sports programs. Co-ed indoor soccer and co-ed volleyball ten-week sessions are offered form 8 to 10 p.m. Mondays; and men's basketball from 8 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays. The sessions begin the week of Sept. 24 and registration is $30 for district residents. The […] [Read More]
EOC wants Ballston Spa address
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Please view the rental's calendar before sending an inquiry. The calendar is up-to-date. Kindly note that reservations that are more than 30 days in the future sometimes require a 7 night minimum stay.
Beautiful apartment (top floor with street level access) with very special garden. This 1100 sq ft newly renovated & artfully designed top-floor flat is an oasis offering a view that looks over a tree-filled panorama that takes in the San Francisco Bay, the Bay Bridge, Golden Gate Bridge, and San Francisco skyline often framed within a dramatic sunset.
This flat is completely private with private access to the flat and the deck. Access is from street level, through the front door. It feels more like a single-family house than an apartment.
One great advantage to this location is its micro climate, usually sunny and warm with no fog! It is located in the Maxwell Park neighborhood of Oakland (check it out on Wikipedia).
Located on a quiet one-block residential street, the home has the feeling of a retreat. The expansive back deck overlooks a lush garden where you may lounge, or soak in the pergola-covered hot tub. Depending on the season, you may eat plums, figs, or apples right off their trees. And you may find yourself entertained by the antics of many humming birds.
Every room in the home, except for one bedroom and the bathroom, has lovely views. One bedroom offers a view of the San Francisco Bay, even from the bed! From this bedroom a French door opens onto a curved deck that has cushy seating. Each bedroom has a very comfortable, queen-size bed. The bathroom has been updated with tile and granite. A full-size washer and dryer are located off the bathroom, hidden by a closed pocket door.
The kitchen is fully furnished with cookware, utensils, and place settings. The kitchen décor is vintage and features a Wedgewood gas cook stove.
The Deck extends the entire width of the flat. Deck access is also available from the kitchen area, and this deck area is furnished with a bar-height table where you can enjoy a repast with your fellow guests.
A desk work area is available and wireless internet access is provided.
As an antidote to work, you may cozy up to the gas fireplace and watch the 41 inch flat screen television (satellite DirecTV).
You are minutes from the peaceful groves of a hidden forest of redwoods in the Redwood Regional Park's 1,829 acres where you may mountain bike, hike, or picnic. You are within walking distance to Mills College (1/10th of a mile) and you are 16 minutes from UC Berkeley. The location's proximity to the 580 Freeway gives you fast access to many attractions including Lake Merritt, Jack London Square, Grand Lake Theater (movies), the Paramount Theater (live music), and many excellent restaurants. You are only a 23 minute drive from San Francisco, but you may prefer to take the scenic ferry that will deliver you to the SF Ferry Building (and its many wonderful markets) or to Fisherman's wharf. 15 minutes from Oakland Airport! 37 minutes from- San Francisco International Airport!
Keywords: house, flat, cottage, duplex, bungalow, casita, casa
The photo is of me in front of the house. My husband and I travel frequently and whenever possible we rent a vacation home rather than stay in a hotel. We value comfort and convenience and keep in mind our own expectations and preferences when furnishing our rental. We will always choose a home with a garden, and a hot tub is always a bonus. After a day of touring and sight seeing, we enjoy sitting in a beautiful outside setting, enjoying each other and a glass of wine. We want to provide you with the best possible lodging experience to complement your enjoyment of the Bay Area. We are huge fans of the Bay Area and enjoy its offerings of beautiful nature and urban delights as though we are tourists. My husband was a frequent Bay Area visitor (from New England) when I met him here through mutual friends 12 years ago. After I spent two cold north eastern winters with him, he came to his senses and moved to the temperate climate of the Bay Area. We married 10 years ago, and he has no regrets about relocating!
Delores Fisher purchased this apartment in 1992
*Sunny, warm climate, no fog! *Views *Garden *Peaceful and Serene *Central proximity to the Bay and San Francisco, Napa Valley, and other tourist attractions. Within walking distance of Mills College. Close-knit neighborhood of middle class professionals.
Proximity to Bay Area/Napa tourist destinations. Very romantic and private for a love-nest get-away. Wonderful home for families visiting relatives. Great for Grandparents!
A truly delightful place! Lovely décor, spotlessly clean, comfortable, spacious and the view is amazing! A great 'home' to come back to at the end of a busy day, or equally perfect for catching up on some R & R. We loved taking the Alameda/Oakland ferry as transportation to downtown SF - highly recommended. Very close to Oracle Arena - the highlight for our son was seeing a Warriors game. We would love to come back again!
This is a fabulous place, affordably priced and in a great location. We used it for a small business meeting during the day while staying there. Comfortable house, great neighborhood, spectacular view, lush gardens - it has it all. And the owners were responsive ahead of time. They had thought of many small things that made the stay easier for me, like an extra key, clear instructions about all the things in the house, and a welcoming feel. THis is the best VRBO I have ever used, and I have used many!
Ditto to all of the comments from other reviewers. (Amazing, peaceful, well decorated, everything you need, beds comfortable, kitchen well appointed, etc.) I would add that every inch of the home is clean, clean, clean! Every little detail has been thoughtfully provided (shopping bags for the grocery store, hot tub towels, binoculars sitting at just the right place to study the INCREDIBLE view, step-by-step instructions for the DVD player and TV!! Halleluia!) But my greatest delight was a bookshelf filled with wonderful paperback books, atlases, pamphlets to local sites, all artfully placed. There was a drawer of DVD treasures, a stack of perfect children's books, etc. Dee even has a delightful description of each of the trees and flowering vines on the property to satisfy your wonderings about what they might be. No matter how many days you have reserved this magical oasis, it won't be enough! Thank you Dee!!!
It was our privilege to stay in this wonderful home and welcome the New Year. Like all the previous reviews this house lives up to every photo and description posted. The vintage aspects of the home were delightful. It is clean and maintained at a high standard which we appreciated. The views were beyond belief and will be a highlight of our family's memories for years to come. Dee was an excellent communicator and professional in every aspect. We are grateful that we were able to stay here.
Our reactions upon entering and experiencing this wonderful accommodation could have been filmed for HGTV, --lots of OMGs, come see this, way cool, amazing.... as we explored the interior and exterior of Fairbairn Oasis. You'll love the exterior hardscape and landscape designs---there are several outdoor living spaces, each created with its own theme and mood. My 3 year nephew loved picking from the apple tree and my sister and I enjoyed the hot tub. I also want to thank the owner Dee for the great binder she has put together, with info about the area, transportation, sights to see, locations of groceries, drug stores, restaurants, etc. as well as details about the apartment. We couldn't wait to get "home" each evening to enjoy the quiet comfort and experience the breathtaking views of the SF skyline. I hope that we will have the good fortune of staying here again in the near future.
My husband and I stayed at this VRBO June 30 to July 7. The only word that I can use to describe our experience is amazing. The pictures do not do justice to how comfortable and at home we felt while here. The added bonus of the use of the backyard with hot tub and fire pit area as well as the wonderful balcony complete with comfy chairs and the view of San Francisco. On July 4th the firework displays from the balcony, outstanding. Our California friends that joined us were delighted to be staying in such a lovely home. If you are planning a trip to Oakland or the San Francisco area I would definitely recommend that you stay here.
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How to Make a Fresh Berry Fruit Punch
Fresh currants are a wonderful addition to fruit salads, or a refreshing drink like this berry fruit punch.
If you can't wait for your own bush to bloom, gather currants from a nearby pick-your-own farm. This recipe project takes 2 hours to complete.
Materials Needed:
- saucepan
- medium bowl
- fork or potato masher
- dish towel
- clean pair of old pantyhose (or muslin)
2 cups (225 g) red currants, stalks removed
1/2 cup (100 g) raspberries
1 1/4 cups (240 g) sugar
14 fl ounces (400 ml) cold water
1. Ask an adult to make a syrup.
Heat 1 1/2 cups (240 g) sugar and 14 fl ounces (400 ml) of water slowly in a saucepan, stirring gently until the sugar has dissolved. Boil for 3 minutes, then cool.
2. Mash the fruit.
Put the fruit into a bowl. Mash it together well, using the back of a fork or a potato masher. Place a damp dish towel under the bowl so it doesn't slip.
3. Combine ingredients.
Into your mashed fruit, pour 4 fl ounces (100 ml) of the sugary syrup that was prepared earlier. Stir this mixture gently, but thoroughly.
4. Cut a pair of panty hose.
Cut the end off a clean pair of panty hose (make sure they're an old pair). You can also cut a square of clean muslin and stretch this over the top of a tall pitcher. Secure with a rubber band.
5. Strain the fruit.
Pour the fruit mixture through the cloth. The cloth will act like a fine strainer and allow only juice to pass through and collect in the bowl underneath. Leave this for an hour or two.
6. Mix the syrup and punch.
Mix the rest of the cooled syrup with the punch. Pour this into a clean bottle and store it in the refrigerator until you need it.
7. Enjoy your fruit punch.
When you're ready, pour a little punch into a pitcher according to taste, and add water, sparkling water or soda water to make a refreshing treat.
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High school football: Defensive stand lifts Juan Diego over Skyline
Kristin Murphy, Deseret News
DRAPER — The final score may have revealed a 27-19 victory by Juan Diego over Skyline Friday night. But to the people involved, the outcome basically was determined by a couple of key plays.
With about 10 minutes remaining and Juan Diego ahead 14-12, Skyline quarterback Tyler Snyder had the Eagles rolling until he was tackled near the Juan Diego 9-yard line on a third-down play.
The officials marked the ball and, with their own eyes, couldn't determine if Snyder had made the first down. They called in the nearby chain gang and measured.
It was close. Really close.
"About as close as you can get," said Skyline coach Steve Marlowe.
People on the sidelines nearby said you could put a credit card in-between, but little else. Juan Diego coach John Colosimo was across the field, but compared it to an eyelash.
With the fans on their feet, and everyone on the sideline watching intently, the officials measured it twice to be sure. In the end, they determined it was fourth down. On the next play, the Soaring Eagle roared through Skyline's offensive line and changed the outcome of the contest.
Three plays later, Nick Markosian broke loose on an amazing 82-yard run that made the difference in the game, which kept the Soaring Eagle undefeated and might be one of the key moments of the season.
"That was certainly the big play," said Colosimo, whose team lost 27-7 at Skyline last year. "It was a great game between two hard-hitting teams. We got some penetration on them on that play and you could say we made the most of it."
Juan Diego improved to 4-0 and faces a battle with another undefeated team — Granger — next week. Skyline, which may have one of the most talented players in the state in Garrett England, dropped to 1-3.
England scored two of Skyline's touchdowns. He got the Eagles rolling early, taking the opening kickoff over his shoulder and somehow avoiding going into the end zone. He turned around on the goal line and ran 99 yards for a touchdown that was the only score in the first half. The second half, however, was filled with offense.
Juan Diego got back into the game by accepting the kickoff and Markosian led the Soaring Eagle on a 14-play drive that culminated with a 5-yard run by Jessie Springer. The game went back-and-forth after that.
Snyder, who had 110 yards rushing and was easily Skyline's top runner, sprinted 83 yards to give the Eagles the lead again, but Juan Diego came back with another long drive to regain the lead on a short run by Chase Williams.
In this matchup between two evenly matched teams, it seemed to be Skyline's turn until Juan Diego's defense stepped up. The Soaring Eagle also got interceptions from Ricardo Espinoza and Cole Nelson that stopped Skyline drives. A 16-yard pass from Markosian to all-everything Dakota Cox put the game away.
"It was a great game and they made the biggest play,"? said Marlowe. "Don't know how to say it, hindsight is always 20-20. We got to get ready for region play next week."?
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Going to attempt a Ruination clone and über excited. Never brewed a clone before and a bit nervous. I took a look at a recipe on here and on another site and sort of tweaked it due to the reviews on both. People thought og was low or bittering was not enough so thats why i frigged with it.. It's an extract brew 5 gal.
Alcohol 7.7% by volume
6.6 Lbs Northwestern gold (light) malt extract syrup
2.0 Lbs. Northwestern gold (light) dry malt extract
1.0 Lb. Briess 2-row malt
1.0 Lb. Briess 15L Crystal Malt
Magnum hops (bittering hop)
Centennial hops (aroma/finishing hop)
(2.0 Oz.) .50 at 15 min 10, 5 and flame out.
Centennial hops (whole leaf dry hop)
(2.0 Oz.)
Wyeast 1056 American Ale yeast
Brew day went well I had 3 oz of magnums was only going to use 2.5. But at the 45 min mark the .5 was staring at me so I just threw it in. Split the 2 oz of centennial into .5 and hopped at 15 10 5 and 00. Hydrometer had a crack in it so forget taking a of reading :/. So ya. Ill report back with pics and final results
Ferm temps steady at 62
Did you transfer it from the stove into your carboy without straining out any of the hops? I haven't seen anything fermented on the boil hops before. How does that usually turn out? Does it increase flavor? Or is it just easier than trying to get that stuff out of there?
I have done a few batches where I did not strain off the hops and trub from the kettle and they turned out tasty. Only bad part is there is more gunk in the fermentor so you have to be careful when you rack it off.
I don't strain my boil kettle. I do whirlpool the wort and I have a pickup tube that pulls from the outside wall of the kettle so that leaves a bit behind, but it's never concerned me.
Sounds like a PITA to me. Unless it settles well. You have to move it the day before I assume?
Sounds good to me then. I had a beer from a guy that came in to the LHBS that was all chunky. Like still had the dry hop in it chunky. Trying to figure out why his would have turned out that way.


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I read and read and read again. All of you who have contributed in the past, gave me the emergence of 1/2 dozen little Parks mini AV tiny tiny plantlings with two little leaves showing. Thanks for the tips of vermiculite and perlite and clear containers and ventalation and moisture and CF lights. Also, thanks for the tips on removing mold which begain but I physically removed a lot of it and sprayed the surface down with 1/10th hydrogen peroxide to 9 tenths water. Worked like a charm.


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If you thought last year's movie list was insane, BUCKLE UP! Thanks to Fantastic Fest (and trusting far too many websites), my movie list for 2014 currently sits at about 235; I've seen 207. That means there's still a possibility of movies making this list, but enough is enough. I did my Top 26 of 136 (or whatever) last year; proportionally speaking, a Top 40 of 207 is about right. Also, whatever. (Note: it's hard to write 3,500+ words and not use the same descriptions over and over. I apologize for how many times I say the word "dark.")
40 God Help the Girl
Ugh I love this movie and I'm not sure how it's #39. I can't get any of this music out of my head – I'm going to listen to the soundtrack forever and ever – just like Frank, which barely missed this list. But this is a better movie, with more heart, and an easier one to recommend. Plus Emily Browning is adorable, and it has Gilly from Game of Thrones!
39 We Are the Best!
TWO MUSIC MOVIES IN A ROW TO KICK THINGS OFF! This movie's on Netflix, and everyone should watch it and love it. What's not to like about three girls in Scandinavia starting a punk band? NOTHING! Also – spoiler alert – there's more catchy music in this. HATE SPORT. HATE SPORT. HATE-HATE-HATE-HATE-HATE SPORT.
38 The Skeleton Twins
While this movie isn't a musical, its best scene is all about music. The highlight of the movie – and the trailer, if I remember right – is Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig lip-syncing and dancing to "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us." But this movie is so much more than that one scene. It's heartbreaking and lovely and just plain great. Plus, seeing Luke Wilson reminds me how much I love and miss "Enlightened."
37 The Congress
This might be cheating. I'm not sure if this movie came out last year or this year. I think it came out last year, but the Drafthouse showed it this year, so whatever. I didn't see it until this year; wanna fight about it? But this movie is super weird, and super great. Robin Wright is too old, so they scan her into a computer to make movies with her likeness. It's twisted and great. Then, halfway through the movie, it becomes animated. Why? Why not!
36 Inherent Vice
At the end of the day, I could have published this list on January 1 and not felt bad for leaving this off. I really enjoyed this movie, the performances are great, and it's very, very funny. But, at #36, it's not breaking down the doors to reach the top of my list. I want to finish re-reading the book (which I'm enjoying far more the second time through) and then go see the movie again. Then, it may move. I'm cool with it here, though. MOTO PANNUKAKKU.
35 The Grand Budapest Hotel
I want to re-watch this movie, and doing so may bump it up the list. I think it's Wes Anderson's best movie since Fantastic Mr. Fox, and light years ahead of the mediocre Moonrise Kingdom. It's also just plain pretty to watch. If Wes Anderson keeps making movies like this, I'll keep seeing them. This one was firing on all cylinders.
34 The Book of Life
I only saw this movie because I had nothing to do one afternoon, but it blew me away. The story is wonderful, the animation is great, and the soundtrack is amazing. This might just be one of those situations where the movie just blew away my uber-low expectations, but I really enjoyed it. It was my second-favorite animated movie this year. (Maybe third, eventually. We'll get to that. STAY TUNED!)
33 Only Lovers Left Alive
I've seen very few Jim Jarmusch movies (maybe only Ghost Dog?), but I guess I should start watching more, because I loved this movie. It's slow and sleepy and moody and dark and brooding and not for everyone. I mean, nothing really happens in this movie – it's just a couple of vampires, doing their vampire thing, hanging out and being in love. And it's great.
32 Tokyo Tribe
I can't accurately put into words how weird this movie is. I saw it at Fantastic Fest, and I don't know when it's coming out in the US. It's about a bunch of Japanese gangs getting ready to battle each other over a turf war, except it's also a rap musical. It's the best. It's so stylized and great and unlike anything I've ever seen before. It's totally normal – and totally weird – at the exact same time.
31 Mood Indigo
Sometimes, Michel Gondry's weirdness turns into stuff that's just okay (Be Kind Rewind). Sometimes, it turns into something that's absolutely wonderful (Eternal Sunshine). This is somewhere in between. It's a pretty standard love story, but it takes place in the mind of Michel Gondry, so everything is weird just because it can be weird. It's super trippy and strange and fun.
30 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
To be perfectly honest, I don't remember a ton about this movie. I remember an ape riding a horse with machine guns in both hands, though, which means this movie is great. "Rise" was great, "Dawn" was even better. This movie is a "summer blockbuster," but it's a smart one. And it's DARK! But yeah: that ape on a horse with guns. Great stuff.
29 Chef
Like The Book of Life, this movie may be on the list mostly because it so totally blew away the low expectations I'd laid out for it. I've seen a lot of weird hate thrown this movie's way in the past month, and I don't understand why. Whatever. All the food that's cooked in this movie looks amazing – and is making me hungry thinking about it now. Also, I was super impressed that they got social media so right. So many movies do tech wrong, and Chef got it right. Points! (Plus, ScarJo and Olivia Wilde are in the movie, so, duh.)
28 Starry Eyes
This movie's super dark and messed up and feels really David Lynchian. The underbelly and dark side of Hollywood and all that. Plus, the posters for this movie are super creepy and icky and great. This movie is so twisted and dark; I'm surprised it didn't play at Fantastic Fest. (Maybe it did and I missed it? Or maybe in 2013?) Saying much more about this movie would give too much away, but it's great. If you like dark, you'll like this.
27 Fury
I don't know what happened to David Ayer when he felt compelled to make the at-best-mediocre Sabotage earlier this year. End of Watch was amazing, then Sabotage was bad. But then Fury came out. And Fury was great! Every actor in this movie brings it. Anyone who thinks Shia LaBeouf can't act needs to see this movie, then shut up. I was so looking forward to this movie, and it didn't disappoint. I think it's "better" than a lot of movies higher up on this list, but not as re-watchable. Definitely see it once, though.
26 X-Men: Days of Future Past
Like Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, I don't remember a whole lot about this movie. I remember Evan Peters doing really cool things in slow-motion, and I remember a baseball stadium, and I remember lots of Very Important Events happening. But I also remember how good it was, and how it took what was great about First Class and made it even better. I also like how (spoiler) it erased X-Men III. That's just funny. And weird. But mostly funny.
25 Whiplash
Unless you think watching a two-hour movie that's all about jazz drumming sounds unbearable, you need to watch this movie. Miles Teller and JK Simmons are ON. POINT. in this. It's just awesome (in the truest definition of the word, I think?) to watch them go at it. Everything else about this movie is set dressing, and doesn't matter – it's all about the two of them, that drum kit, and insanely fast jazz songs. "I'LL CUE YOU IN."
24 Obvious Child
Jenny Slate is the cutest and I'm glad she finally got her starring role. This movie is so real and raw but also adorable and funny and great. I'm a little tired of seeing whats-her-face from Crystal Fairy and Girls in everything, but she works in this movie. Also, Gabe Liedman is great, because of course Jenny Slate was going to give him good stuff to work with and because of course he is.
23 Borgman
If The Guest and Dogtooth had a baby, that baby would be Borgman. European movies get real weird, man. This movie follows a guy who's living in the woods – because why not? – who shows up at a ritzy house and starts causing trouble. Like a lot of the other movies on this list, it's twisted and weird and there's no real rhyme or reason for why things happen. But it's creepy and funny and worth checking out. Also: the movie poster is great.
22 I Origins
More so than most of the other movies on this list, I Origins is a real conversation starter. It's spiritual and reflective (maybe the wrong word?) in a way that some of Brit Marling's other best movies are. I want to talk to and hang out with everyone who actively seeks out this movie. I don't know if any of the science in this movie is real – it sure seems real – but it's a smart movie at a time when we need more smart movies.
21 Big Bad Wolves
This was Quentin Tarantino's favorite movie from 2013, and with good reason. It's an awesome tale of revenge. But it's also really funny at times, which is great, otherwise it'd be incredibly bleak and depressing. This movie has some stuff in common with Prisoners (from last year), but it's not two-and-a-half hours long, and it doesn't make you want to kill yourself when it's over. It's on Netflix, so it's easy to find.
20 Neighbors
19 Godzilla
There's one scene near the end where Godzilla finally unveils his full, true powers, and it's the most awesome thing I've seen all year. If you've seen the movie, you know what it is. I don't want to say more, because it would ruin that truly amazing moment. Also: You can safely ignore anyone who says Godzilla isn't in the movie enough. Whatever. When he's on screen, it matters. That's what counts. The trailers for this movie set the bar ridiculously high, and this movie cleared that bar.
18 The Raid 2: Berendal
I think this movie is too long, and I don't think it's as good as the first one. That said, its action is amazing. That fight in the kitchen is one of the best things ever. I will watch unlimited movies in this franchise, even if each gets slightly worse than the predecessor; their quality is that high. Plus, there's just not enough awesome action like this marketed in America; the fact that major theater chains like AMC picked this up is a great, great thing.
17 The Babadook
"If it's in a word, or it's in a look, you can't get rid of The Babadook." I can't get a lot of this movie out of my head, and I haven't seen it since mid-September. This is a great genre film, great pure horror, and great psychological horror. Also, that kid is the worst in the movie, which makes him the best. There's just this sense of creepiness that you can't shake after you watch this movie, and I love that. Also: BA-BA-BA-DOOOK, DOOOOOK, DOOOOOOOOK.
16 Captain America: The Winter Soldier
This movie kicked off The Summer of Scarlett, and that alone should merit it a place on this list. Also: it gave us Falcon. I think The Winter Soldier's place on this list is sort of indicative of my feelings about what Marvel's doing – they're really going all out in tossing all their chips in the air, and seeing where they fall. I think this is one of Marvel's best movies in a whole bunch of ways, and it set the bar really high for Age of Ultron and others to come.
15 Big Hero 6
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14 John Wick
I'm glad I didn't watch the trailers for this movie before I saw it, because the trailers make this movie look dumb. Guess what? The movie's not dumb! It's really, really great. There's crazy action in here – a whole lot of punching people with guns, and great gunplay, and more things that are gun-related – and everyone who loves action needs to see this. I'm glad Keanu is at the "I'm retired, leave me alone, you wouldn't like me if I have to come out of retirement" stage of his career. Can we cast him instead of Liam Neeson in every action movie from here on out? Cool.
13 Goodnight Mommy
I have no idea when I'll be able to see this again. This movie was the only secret screening at Fantastic Fest, which is a big reason why it's so high on my list. There were rumors the secret screening would be a bunch of different movies, like Jupiter Ascending (<3) or Inherent Vice or Gone Girl. Instead, Tim League went on stage and said "I saw this movie at TIFF, and it was my favorite there, and I'm not going to tell you anything more." And then the movie started. And it's in German, and there's not a lot of dialogue, and there's no real title credit, and you just sort of sit there and watch and try to figure out what's going on. And it's insane, and twisted, and DARK, and terrifying. I'm so glad I saw this movie.
12 Nightcrawler
We're in the heart of "I saw it at Fantastic Fest and loved it!" part of my list. I saw this at the U.S. premiere, and the writer/director was there, and everything about the night and the event and the movie were great. Jake Gyllenhaal is outstanding, and we should never forget how good he is. Even just thinking about this movie makes me want to re-watch Zodiac and End of Watch and Source Code. This movie is funny in the darkest ways imaginable, and Jake Gyllenhaal squeezes every ounce of ickyness from Lou Bloom. The fact that this is "only" #12 is bonkers. This movie is outstanding.
11 It Follows
I was so bummed to find out this isn't hitting theaters until mid-May – but trust me: it's worth the wait! We all fell in love with Maika Monroe in The Guest; now see a movie where she's even better. If you want teenagers to stop having sex, show them this movie. (I mean, maybe. Who knows with #teens, amirite?) If you thought The Babadook was creepy, you ain't seen nothin' yet. I mean, Jesus; this movie is terrifying. Also: the soundtrack was done by Disasterpeace, who did the soundtrack for Fez. It's perfection.
10 Under the Skin
SUMMER OF SCARLETT! This is one of the weirdest movies I saw all year, and it's supremely uncomfortable to watch. I don't know what the end really means, but I don't know that it matters. Watching this movie made me want to go and hunt down everything else Jonathan Glazer has ever done. There's this level of innovation and uniqueness and craziness with this movie that I need more of in my life. It's based on a book, which I haven't read, but I'm sure it's super weird, too.
9 Snowpiercer
Snowpiercer is kind of like The Raid – there's this long setup, building toward this confrontation that you think there's no way it can pay off, except it does – and then some. To say much more than that is to ruin this movie, and I don't want to do that. Forget Captain America; if there's only one Chris Evans movie you watch from 2014, make it this one. (Also, did you hear Japan is building an actual Snowpiercer train? Japan, you're so crazy.) RUMBLE RUMBLE, RATTLE RATTLE, WE WILL NEVER DIE!
8 Guardians of the Galaxy
When I re-watched this movie a couple weeks ago, I was happy to find out that it's just as charming and lovely as I first remembered. James Gunn has been making great movies for years; I hope people go back and watch stuff like Super and Slither, because they're amazing, too. Guardians is wonderful from start to finish, top to bottom. Rocket is the best, and we all know about (and love) Dancing Groot. I loved The Avengers a whole lot, but this has more heart. I'm so happy with where Marvel's at right now.
7 Interstellar
This is one of the most cinematic movies I've seen all year, and it's truly wonderful. I want to watch this movie again and again, in a way I don't feel about The Dark Knight Rises or Inception. The fact that it's three hours long, though, means I probably won't. If it wasn't for Gravity, this would be hands-down the best space movie ever. Even with Gravity, it may be the best space movie ever. Also: I love TARS.
6 22 Jump Street
After I saw this movie in theaters, I think I put it at #1 on my list. I re-evaluated, and dropped it a bit. But then I watched it again recently, and it turns out I was right – this movie is just as funny as I first thought. Sure, you may be put off by how overly self-referential it is, or how much of a critique on cinema it is. But that doesn't matter; this movie has funny in its bones. (That's a thing people say, right?) It's not just funny, though – it's a fun, enjoyable action movie, and I liked it way more than that other movie Lord and Miller made this year.
5 Cheap Thrills
Cheap Thrills is messed up in ways nothing else on this list is. I'm really glad I didn't see the (terrible) movie Would You Rather? before I saw this, because their premises are awfully similar. Cheap Thrills has substance, though, and actual character development, and is better in every single way. All four main characters are fascinating in their own ways. I couldn't look away from the screen while this was on. Ugh, this movie is great. I haven't heard many people talking about it, which is a shame. See this movie.
4 Birdman
Yes, it's true that the trailers for this movie advertise a product vastly different from what the movie actually is. But it doesn't matter. Birdman is still great, and it still lived up to the massive hype I built for it in my head. I don't know what the ending means, exactly, but I know what I want it to mean, and that's enough for me. Everything about this movie is so good. The score is so good. The performances are all so good. The cinematography is so good. The blocking is so good. It wasn't the fun action-y romp the trailer made it look like it would be, but it turned out to be something even better than that.
3 Edge of Tomorrow
It's a real shame this movie was such a box office flop, because it's one of the best summer blockbusters I've ever seen. Its trailer was one of my favorites of the year, and I didn't think there'd be any way that the final product would live up to its teasers. But it did, and it turned out it was even better. Haters gonna hate (hate hate hate hate), but Tom Cruise kills it in this movie, and Emily Blunt is even better. This movie is smart and awesome and exciting and great. (I will not call it Live. Die. Repeat., thankyouverymuch.)
2 Boyhood
I'm pretty sure no one will ever make another movie like Boyhood as long as cinema exists. And if they do, who cares? Richard Linklater did it first. This movie is so special in so many ways, and it deserves every accolade being heaped upon it. Yes, the movie is long, but it doesn't matter, because it's so real. It'd be interesting to know what people think about this movie if they don't know its conceit (that Linklater filmed the same actors over a 12-year span), but I'm sure they'd wind up loving it, too. This is the best movie I saw all year, and maybe one of the best I've ever seen. I love seeing filmmakers do things that have never been done before, and Linklater absolutely did that with Boyhood.
1 The Guest
I loved You're Next. My hype meter for The Guest was bonkers, and I didn't think there was any way it would be able to live up to my standards. Guess what? IT DID. This is one of my 25 favorite movies of all-time, and I want to watch it over and over forever. I don't know what my favorite part about this movie is. It might be the soundtrack, which is perfection. It might be how good Dan Stevens is. It might be how good Maika Monroe is. It might be how good everyone's interactions with each other are. It might be how deeply funny it is. It might be the fact that we got free fireball shots (the drink, not the whiskey) when we saw it at Fantastic Fest. I loved this movie so much that I went back to see it the day after Fantastic Fest ended. Now that I have the Blu-ray, I can watch it forever, on repeat. ON. REPEAT.
0 The Interview
I don't think it's fair to put The Interview on my list. In fact, I have no idea where it'd fall, if I saw it in a completely neutral environment (probably in the #15-20 range). It's at #0 because seeing it at the Drafthouse, on Christmas Day, with free American flags at every chair, Tim League in a red white & blue onesie, singing Lee Greenwood, with film crews around, and this overwhelming sense of patriotism, is a movie-going experience that may never be paralleled. The movie itself is very funny, but you probably know that by now. I don't know why the internet is hating on it so bad, other than the possibility that people may be trying to compare it to the immense level of promotion and buildup it had around it, which will never, ever pan out. At the end of the day, one thing rings true: we now have "honeydicking" in our lexicon forever and ever.
There are still like 40 movies from last year that I want to see. I don't know if any of them will make their way into my top 40, but… probably? If there are any Serious Movers And/Or Shakers, I will let you know. The Bat-signal will be in the air.
Here's a look back at my most anticipated movies of 2014:
- Jupiter Ascending – womp
- Cheap Thrills – yay
- Sin City: A Dame to Kill For – meh
- Mockingjay, Part 1 – meh
- Interstellar – yay
- The Raid 2: Berendal – yay
- Godzilla – yay
- Noah – gross
- Guardians of the Galaxy – yay
- X-Men: Days of Future Past – yay
I'd say this was a pretty good success rate. (Maybe?) Six of the ten made my list. I absolutely hated one (HELLO, NOAH) and was pretty indifferent to two others (Sin City, Mockingjay). Then, there's Jupiter Ascending. Don't worry, Wachowskis, I'll wait.
Here are the movies I'm most looking forward to in 2015.
- Jupiter Ascending
- Hateful Eight, The
- Avengers: Age of Ultron
- Star Wars: The Force Awakens
- Mockingjay, Part 2
- Mad Max Fury Road
- Furious 7
- Tomorrowland
- Kingsman: The Secret Service
- Martian, The
- Inside Out
- Jurassic World
- Good Dinosaur
- That's What I'm Talking About
- Sea of Trees
- Trainwreck
- Mission: Impossible 5
- Chappie
- Better You, A
- Get a Job
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The problem of calculating the impedance of a finite length solenoid immersed in a multiregion cylindrical structure is examined. The transmission line modelling technique is introduced to deal with a large number of regions in a simple and routine way. Bessel functions are completely avoided by replacing each region equivalent T.L. by a cascade connection of elementary T-circuits. The input impedance calculated for a finite length solenoid which was either air-cored, or closely encircling an infinitely long conducting cylinder, was found to agree closely with published values.
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