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Regional deposits and demographic changes
This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between regional deposits and demographic changes. Using different types of deposit data from Japan which has experienced a sharp increase in the number of retirees, we provide clear evidence that an increase in the dependency ratio is negatively correlated with overall deposits but positively with the most liquid deposits.
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"The (Dis)saving Behavior of the Aged in Japan,"
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Singularly weird film is held together by an inimitable performance from Matt Lucas.
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Jonas Åkerlund's quirky film showcases a run down apartment complex and the strange characters who reside in it.
AUSTIN - Brimming with loud idiosyncrasies and playing by its own structural rules, Jonas Åkerlund's Small Apartments might crumble if not cemented by a compellingly weird performance by Little Britain's Matt Lucas. A niche film by design, it's true enough to its own unsettlingly comic vision to win fans in a limited theatrical run.
Lucas plays Franklin Franklin, a hairless, obese oddball who refuses to be seen without a wig but is strangely comfortable walking the streets pantsless. Franklin lives in squalor, surrounded by empty soda bottles in a decaying apartment complex where icky hermitude is a prerequisite: one neighbor (James Caan) paints upsetting, gory artworks all day; another (Johnny Knoxville) is an underachieving stoner with rat's-nest hair.
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Soda bottles aside, the contents of Franklin's apartment set the tone for the film: One alphorn (the oversized instrument seen in Ricola ads), which he plays when the mood strikes him; one small dog, who occasionally speaks; and one landlord, dead on the floor and creating a neighbor-offending stench.
Franklin's eventual attempts to dispose of that corpse, and to avoid arrest when those attempts go ridiculously wrong, give Small Apartments its main plot. But while that storyline is sufficient backbone for the film, it's almost incidental to its itchy appeal: Effectively lurid photography and production design make this environment feel like some kind of byproduct of Franklin's mind, and Lucas's unpeggable affect -- somehow guileless and guarded simultaneously, giving few solid clues to his sanity or lack of it -- completes the world.
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Viewers get the strong impression that Åkerlund's cast loved doing their part to weird-up this ecosystem, though even the scene-chewingest performance here (Peter Stormare as the sleazoid landlord, seen in flashback) augments the whole instead of drawing attention from it. The most naturalistic performance -- Billy Crystal's, as an alcoholic fire investigator -- roots the picture to its ostensible genre while reminding us how engaging the actor can be when he's appearing not to try. A familial subplot involving James Marsden and Dolph Lundgren (the latter in eye-poppingly bizarre wardrobe) expands the film's mental-illness themes, suggesting in the end that perhaps self-determination matters more than what those around us would call "sanity."
Venue: South By Southwest film festival, Narrative Spotlight
Production Company: Silver Nitrate
Cast: Matt Lucas, Billy Crystal, Juno Temple, James Marsden, Peter Stormare, David Koechner, DJ Qualls, Rosie Perez, Amanda Plummer, Dolph Lundgren, James Caan, Johnny Knoxville
Director: Jonas Åkerlund
Screenwriter: Chris Millis
Producers: Ash R. Shah, Timothy Wayne Peternel, David Hillary, Bonnie Timmermann
Executive Producers: Ben Feingold, Bridget McMeel, John Glynn, Chris Millis
Director of photography: Pär M. Ekberg
Production designer: Jakub Durkoth
Music: Per Gessle
Costume designer: B. Akerlund
Editor: Christian Larson
Sales: Jim Busfield
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Benson reshuffling: Check-out time for Piatti, Frazier
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Piatti, the Italian restaurant located in The Benson Hotel, will apparently close its doors by the end of the year to make way for one of Seattle's most popular eateries, El Gaucho, said Paul Mackay, owner of the South American-inspired steakhouse.
The switch is one of a few key changes suddenly raining down on the venerable downtown hotel. David Frazier, who took over as general manager of The Benson earlier this year, will leave in January to run the Maui Coast Hotel, said an executive at The Benson. He'll be replaced by Ron Gladney, who currently heads Eugene's Valley River Inn. This all occurs against the backdrop of a pending merger between The Benson's owner and manager, WestCoast Hotels of Seattle, and publicly held Cavanaughs Hospitality Corp. of Spokane, Wash.
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The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) was deeply saddened to learn of the earthquake that devastated Nepal and its neighbouring countries on Saturday, April 25, 2015. Our thoughts are with the many people—including family, friends and colleagues of NOSM staff and faculty—who have been affected by the natural disaster. During this difficult time, NOSM's thoughts also go out to its partner School, the Patan Academy of Health Sciences, that is based in Nepal and, like NOSM, shares a commitment to socially accountable medical education.
April 12 - 18, 2014 is National Volunteer Week in Canada. The outstanding success of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) is the result of the collaboration of individuals, communities, and organizations across the School's wider campus of Northern Ontario. Members of NOSM's Board of Directors, Francophone Reference Group, Aboriginal Reference Group, Local NOSM Groups, communities, and individuals across the North volunteer their time to ensure the School—built in the North, for the North, and by the North—is extraordinary.
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I had a great hamburger last night at Helios in Park Slope. Big but not too big, juicy and served on a house-made brioche roll. It comes with a side of fresh, herb sprinkled fries. At night, they serve coffee in a French press and it's really good. I'll be back.
And their avoglemono soup is to die for- so lemony and eggy with nice long strands of chicken and a good amount of orzo.
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I agree that Helios makes a great burger, serves great coffee and that avgolemono soup is first rate. Their souvlaki--especially the lamb--is terrific. for simple Greek fare in a pretty setting, Helios is ideal.
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Could you please give me the address of this place.I have been looking for a good Greek place close to my home....Thanks
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It's right on 6th Avenue a half-block in from Flatbush Avenue. The old Terrazza space.
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Yes, right where Sixth Ave and St. Mark's Ave. almost intersect with Flatbush.
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It opened as Elio's and was changed to Helios. The owner wasn't aware of a restaurant called Elio's in Manhattan, so he was forced to change the name.
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Ironman, faster, more versatile, smarter and more powerful can BFR Hulk to the sea, can go invisible, can teleport Hulk away, can BFR Hulk to space, can put Hulk to sleep with a nano virus, can make Hulk spin in the air using magnetic fields, and has KO'ed Hulk using just strength and has killed WWH using a Satellite attackTony wins
In a random encounter Data would destroy Batman, I know Batman is one of the best martial artists but Data's strength, speed and durability is too muchBlocks a strike from Colossus . Klingons who are normally 3 times the strength of man are nothing to Data
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Two players, two injuries, few concerns.
Both Dustin Pedroia and Adrian Gonzalez entered February with at least some questions regarding what April would hold.
The Red Sox second baseman was living life with a screw in his left foot, having come to the realization that "managing" the surgically repaired portion of his body would be a necessity.
Gonzalez was also living a somewhat uncertain existence upon his arrival in Fort Myers, not being able to even swing a bat due to a procedure done on an injured right shoulder.
But, as Monday night exemplified, the mindset has changed.
"I was just taking it day by day, and still kind of am. But for the most part everything is going well," Pedroia said. "When I'm on the field I'll make adjustments and do things I do to help us win games. It's just been fun being out here. At the start of the rehab process I didn't think I'd be able to do what I've done so far, so I'm very pleased."
The experience hasn't been all that different for Gonzalez.
"When I took my first swings in the spring, it was definitely pretty weak, where now I feel like it's pretty close to being 100 percent compared to where I was two years ago," the Red Sox first baseman said. "The shoulder feels great."
Batting statistics aside, perhaps the most telling numbers when it comes to the pair are innings played in the field. Both have been out at their respective positions for 242 innings, missing just three frames throughout the Red Sox' first 28 games.
The Red Sox' 9-5 win over the Angels Monday night at Fenway Park offered a telling glimpse into the optimism both players are currently carrying.
Pedroia, who is hitting .264 with just a single error, came away with a signature moment in the Sox' latest game, punctuating a 13-pitch at-bat (that included nine foul balls) by ripping a pivotal two-run single against Angels starter Jered Weaver back up the middle.
Running down the line, the second baseman skipped, hopped and pumped his fist in the same fashion he has for the past four seasons. He has stolen three bases, while carrying an on-base percentage (.378) better than anything he finished with since his rookie season.
Not bad for a player who, back in January, relayed some significant anxiety regarding how he was going to be able to get through the uncertainty that came with possessing a screw in his foot. (It is an accessory, by the way, that Pedroia plans on taking out at the conclusion of this season.)
"I've been good taking care of my foot, trying to adjust and play baseball every day," he said. "My foot feels great. That part has been great. There have been times where my foot has had a big test, but I'm running good, I'm stealing some bases, playing good defense and running good down the line. That's huge for me."
Gonzalez' lot in life isn't all that dissimilar to that of Pedroia. He also entered Monday with a fair amount of optimism, and left the day with his own signature moment.
The lefty hitter is batting .310 with an .822 OPS (second on the team) after launching his first-ever Fenway Park wall-ball double to left. The three-run hit helped break open the game for the Red Sox, while offering another sign that Gonzalez' healthy shoulder is allowing the slugger's normal swing to return.
"I can let it go now," Gonzalez said regarding his swing. "I can say, 'I'm going to swing hard here and let it go.' It has just gradually felt better."
Gonzalez admits the the shoulder has come a long way, even since the regular season began. One of the examples of progress he points to is the ability to execute batting practice like normal. The Sox' No. 3 hitter has gone back to using a heavier bat against right-handed pitching after using a lighter model vs. righties and lefties due to his shoulder issues a season ago. (He still uses the smaller bat against left-handed pitching, a practice he says he will continue for the remainder of his career.)
The execution against righties -- and the ability to enact such a method -- has gone swimmingly with Gonzalez notching all of his 12 extra-base hits while hitting from the left side, where he has a .342 batting average and .946 OPS.
"In spring training I would swing the heavier bat and get fatigued by it," he said. "I could only swing it 30 times and I would feel really tired. That's one of the things I had to get back is the stamina to the point where I could take 70 to 100 swings and not get tired. But the shoulder feels great."
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