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Drink-driver parked in fast lane of M6 in Cumbria
Published at 11:55, Wednesday, 30 January 2013
A DRINK-DRIVER 'parked' his car in the outside lane of the M6 after driving down the motorway for several miles in the wrong direction, a court has heard.
Horrified motorists dialled 999 when they saw Andrew Graveson heading south on the northbound carriageway between Penrith and Shap in the small hours of December 23, prosecutor Dick Binstead told Carlisle Crown Court.
By the time police arrived the 28-year-old landscape gardener had stopped in the over-taking lane in the dark, with both his engine and his lights turned off.
Officers who found him slumped over the steering wheel, more than double the legal drink-drive limit, had to physically drag him out of the car and onto the relative safety of the hard shoulder, said Mr Binstead.
Graveson, of Abbey View, Roundthwaite, near Tebay, pleaded guilty to driving dangerously and with excess alcohol. Defence advocate Chris Evans told the court Graveson, who had a previously "unblemished character", was horrified by what he had done and realised he could have killed someone.
He said Graveson accepted he would have to be banned from driving, so he would sell his £2,000 car to pay any financial penalty.
Mr Evans said that when Graveson's driving ban expired he would almost certainly find insuring his car would be prohibitively expensive because of what he had done.
The judge, Recorder Philip Grundy, said he "struggled to think of a more dangerous situation" than a car parked without lights in the fast lane of a motorway.
"I'm not surprised there were 999 calls," he said.
"It is a miracle that no one was killed and a miracle that there was not an accident. The police really put their lives at risk going over to you and dragging you out."
The judge said it would not be unjust to send Graveson to prison.
But he added: "The easy answer would be simply to lock him up but I am not going to take the easy option."
Instead Graveson was given a 15-month prison sentence, suspended for two years, and banned from driving for two years.
He was also fined £250 and made to pay £250 court costs, with a £100 surcharge.
The judge also put Graveson under a curfew to keep him indoors at home every night from 8pm to 6am for the next six weeks.
"The idea is to curtail your social life," he told him. "You should realise that going to the pub is something for you to enjoy, but it's not something you have a right to."
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Not every bank can say it helps keep animals safe, healthy and happy. Here at Revere Bank, we do just that through our banking partnership with Rocky Gorge Animal Hospital.
While many banks focus exclusively on financials, Revere emphasizes building relationships and partnering in success with local businesses that are making a difference. Rocky Gorge is a perfect example. The state-of-the-art animal hospital joined Revere a year ago and couldn't be happier with the decision.
"They're an incredible business partner and absolutely the best bank I've worked with for the past 30 years," said Dr. Steven Wolchinsky, managing partner and veterinarian. "It's hard to find a bank that cares more about you and your business than their bottom line."
The facility is one of the most advanced animal-care centers in the Mid-Atlantic region and provides veterinary services, surgical procedures, a pet resort, 24-hour emergency care and more. In addition to taking care of furry critters, the Rocky Gorge team also gives back to the community through its volunteer opportunities, recycling program and educational contributions.
By financing the animal hospital, Revere supports Rocky Gorge in teaching youth groups about animal care, helping veterinary students and contributing to critical animal welfare services.
Dr. Wolchinsky also noted that Revere's personal touch is what convinced him to become a customer. Rocky Gorge followed banker Bruce Hollander to Revere after Bruce switched banks. Shortly after, Revere Bank President Ken Cook visited the hospital to learn more about Dr. Wolchinsky and his business.
Taking time to learn about the animals' needs, veterinary processes and big-picture aspects of Rocky Gorge is what makes Revere stand out, according to Dr. Wolchinsky. He also mentioned the friendly, personal service at Revere.
"It's not a teller at a window. You walk in and you feel like you're family every time. It's like old-time business used to be," he said.
Dr. Wolchinsky calls his move to Revere one of the best business decisions he's made.
When considering our shared values that equate exceptional customer service and caring for the community – and in this case, cats and dogs, too – with success, we have to call it one of our best decisions too.
Business owners have many decisions to make. One of the most important is choosing the right bank. Many banks – community, regional and national – offer a range of commercial banking services. How can business owners determine which is best for them?
Business owners should select a bank that can address the company's unique financial requirements and serve as a partner in its success. They should consider not only a bank's products and services, but also its values and qualifications.
Business owners succeed when they partner with a bank that shares their values and is qualified to address their financial concerns.
There are many benefits to choosing a bank that advocates relationship banking. Strong banker-client relationships help build trust, resulting in more positive outcomes. Community banks that add personal touches to their business relationships make clients feel like their banker shares in their success and that they are more than just a number.
All banks have different objectives. Many community banks emphasize small business lending, deposits and customer retention, while larger banks often focus on other products, such as wealth management and insurance. Business owners should choose a bank that will help them meet their immediate needs and achieve their long-term goals.
Not every banker has the necessary experience to understand a company's financial needs. Experienced commercial bankers will be able to create the most suitable loan structure and respond to the company's deposit needs and other unique challenges. Community banks are more likely to specialize in closely held business financing, and because they have local roots, they are more likely to be well-informed about the market and its risks. This knowledge will help business owners make the best monetary decisions.
Business owners often need financing, and fast. A delay in financing can push back projects and lead to multiple complications. Smaller banks are typically more nimble and responsive than larger banks, making it easier to receive financing on schedule. Community banks are able to streamline the loan process by giving customers direct access to decision makers who can offer a quick turnaround. That speed can be critical to business success.
Business owners benefit from a bank's ability to provide convenient, customized products and services.
While some banks offer a wide range of sophisticated products, one of the most important things a business should look for is convenience. Business owners do not have time to make frequent trips to branch offices to handle basic banking tasks. Choosing a bank that offers online banking, remote deposit or direct deposit of payroll will save time and help operations run more efficiently.
Business owners should also select a bank that allows account access on smartphones or tablets, laptops or desktop computers, at ATMs or at branch offices. Most commercial banks offer state-of-the-art banking technology and software, such as online banking and remote deposit, to make it easy for customers to manage their accounts from anywhere, at any time.
Business owners have a variety of banking needs, so a bank that offers commercial products and services that address all aspects of cash management is a must. Banks provide an incredible assortment of services for both commercial and personal banking clients. However, the multitude of options can be overwhelming, leading business owners to select services that are unnecessary or inappropriate. An experienced banker can help business owners identify the tools that will best meet their current needs and future objectives.
No business is one-size-fits-all and things rarely go according to plan. Finding a bank that offers customized services designed to assist owners with the operation of their business is crucial. Flexibility to customize loan structure and terms is also important; adaptability can help financing and projects run more smoothly. Community banks are more likely to have the ability to tailor loans and services to each customer's specific needs, taking into account risks, project timelines, repayment schedules and interest rates.
Choosing a bank is one of the most important business decisions for business owners. With so many variables, careful consideration is indispensable to finding the right fit. Selecting a bank that not only offers convenient, customizable products and knowledgeable service but also values relationship banking will help them maximize their business' financial potential.
Have questions? Contact us online for additional information or contact a Revere Bank relationship manager at 866-920-8185 or email@example.com.
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LAUREL, Md. (June 19, 2015) — Revere Bank is pleased to announce the grand opening of Baked by Yael, a cakepoppery in northwest D.C. that Revere helped finance. The bank was able to support the bakery through its participation in the District of Columbia Collateral Support program. The program provides capital to small businesses with insufficient collateral for a loan by depositing cash collateral with lenders, such as Revere, who in turn loan to these businesses.
Revere Bank Vice President Eileen Ascher and Senior Vice President Steve Horvath attended the celebration, which was emceed by WUSA 9's and 94.7 FM's Tommy McFly. Ascher and Horvath supported Yael as she cut the ribbon at the entrance to her shop and officially welcomed in the community.
ABC 7's Good Morning Washington featured the cakepoppery on June 1. Reporter Eileen Whelan interviewed owner Yael Krigman while Ascher and her daughter, Haley, learned how to frost cakepops.
Baked by Yael is located directly across from the National Zoo at 3000 Connecticut Avenue NW.
Dealing with your small to medium-sized business' (SMB) finances can be overwhelming and time-consuming. As an owner, your busy schedule doesn't leave room for frequent trips or calls to the bank. You need a cash management strategy that will help you save time so you can focus your energy on growing your business.
The following cash management products and services are easy to use and access. They'll help you better manage your business' finances, improve your business' operational efficiency and help you earn money.
Internet banking. Complete banking tasks anytime and anywhere you have an internet connection. Manage your accounts, make payments or transfer funds from your smart phone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer.
Remote deposit. The faster you get customer checks to the bank, the faster you get paid. Deposit checks from the convenience of your desk using a scanner and software provided by the bank.
Business bill pay. Quickly and easily pay your bills online with business bill pay.
Wire transfers. Transmit money from your desktop with email notification when your transaction has been sent. Funds debited and payee credited same day.
Electronic payments and collections. Transfer money quickly and securely with an electronic funds transfer (EFT) that provides real time notifications. ACH, an EFT system run by the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA), allows for secure vendor payments, pre-authorized debits and direct deposit.
Direct payroll deposit. Save time and resources. Direct payroll deposit allows you to directly disburse net pay to employee accounts at any bank.
Direct debit. Don't wait for customers to mail checks or come in to pay with cash. Sign them up for recurring automatic payments.
Vendor payments. There's no need to pay invoices upon receipt. Schedule payment for two days before the due date so you can earn interest until then.
Merchant processing. Improve service by offering customers payment options other than cash and check. Quickly and easily collect payments by accepting common brands of debit, credit and gift or stored-value cards.
Positive pay. Positive pay prevents check fraud by verifying that deposited checks match company-issued checks and alerting you of all mismatches. You receive an email when a mismatch occurs, allowing you to either pay or return the check.
Escrow management. Escrow management services are designed for escrow agents. They are well suited for attorneys, real estate and title companies, property managers, funeral homes and accountants.
Cash concentration. Streamline your cash management system by consolidating funds into a single master account. Since you won't have to meet the balance requirements on multiple accounts, you may reduce your cash reserve needs. Plus, you can easily determine if you have excess funds to move into an interest-bearing account until you need them.
Sweep account. Manage cash flow and earn money on balances. Automatically "sweep" funds exceeding a predetermined balance into an investment account. Then automatically "sweep" them back into checking when balances drop below a predetermined minimum.
Zero balance account. Eliminate the need to track and fund individual disbursement accounts, maximize investment potential and remove the risk of overdraft. A zero balance account receives only enough funds from the concentration account to cover checks presented each day.
Choosing the right cash management products and services may be one of the most important decisions you make as the owner of an SMB. To ensure you're implementing the best cash management strategy for your business, contact your banker.
For more information on Revere Bank's cash management products and services, contact Ray Rohde, Vice President, at 240.264.5375 or email@example.com.
Laurel, Md. (May 18, 2015) – Revere Bank employees helped raise more than $3,880 for the May 2 Best Buddies Friendship Walk. Best Buddies is a nonprofit organization that creates one-on-one friendship and employment opportunities for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Close to 1,100 walkers, including 20 Revere Bank employees, participated in the May event, which raised more than $239,000 for Best Buddies. The Friendship Walk has raised more than $5 million for Best Buddies since 2009. For more information, visit www.bestbuddiesmaryland.org.
When you're ready to purchase commercial property for your Maryland business, how do you know where to look? Where should you start? Fortunately, there are many resources you can turn to. Here are some of the best.
The Maryland Department of Business & Economic Development (DBED) website has a database of commercial and industrial properties throughout Maryland. The database lists location, sales price, building details and broker contact information for each property. If you're on a mobile device, you can download the LocationOne app to search for properties. For new or early stage businesses, the site has a tool for finding incubators by industry sector or region, including IT, Environmental, Defense and Mixed Use. You also can search for Maryland's seven science and technology business parks if you're looking to partner with a university or research institution.
The Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation (AAEDC) website provides multiple resources for your commercial real estate search. AAEDC maintains a list of commercial developers and brokers you can contact about major business parks in the county. You also can schedule a confidential consultation with AAEDC staff members, who will connect you with their own database of properties (410-222-7410 or email@example.com).
The Howard County Economic Development Authority (HCEDA) maintains a current inventory of available office, industrial and retail space as well as developable land, which are showcased on the Featured Properties page. If you want more information, contact an HCEDA business development representative for assistance. If you have a technology-based startup, check out the Maryland Center for Entrepreneurship iCat Program, which offers space for qualified companies.
The Montgomery County Economic Development (MCED) Relocation and Site Selection page offers a Property Selection building and website search where you can enter parameters such as size, property type and location, to help you find the perfect property. If you need help, contact an MCED economic development specialists with expertise in life sciences, IT, cybersecurity and professional and financial services.
The Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (PGCEDC) provides two commercial property search engines on their website − LoopNet and Showcase. LoopNet is an incredibly comprehensive online resource for commercial real estate. You can search by property type and location, but you'll need to sign up for a free account to get more detailed information. Showcase is powered by the CoStar Group, and their website features real estate professionals' listings. You can search by property type, location, space available, building size and sale vs. lease. If you want more information, you'll have to pay for a subscription.
Realtor.com's commercial search website lets you search for properties by location and property type. Click on links to search Maryland properties for sale or lease. You'll have to register for a free account to access more detailed information.
The Catylist website lets you search for office, industrial, retail, multifamily and land listings by keyword, location, property type, price, size and sale vs. lease. The site provides detailed property information and a link to the listing agent.
The Commercial Investment Multiple Listings Service (CIMLS) lets you search by location and sale vs. lease. The website provides detailed property information and a link to the listing agent. Click on links to search Maryland real estate for sale or lease.
CityFeet lets you search for commercial properties by location, property type and sale vs. lease. The website also has a real estate broker search tool that matches you with brokers in your area. You can access detailed property information, as well as broker bios and contact information, without having to sign up for an account.
Once you find a property that suits your business, you'll probably need a loan. For tips on securing financing for your commercial real estate venture, see our blog post on "3 Things You Should Know About Real Estate Lending in Maryland." If you want to talk with a Revere Bank lender, call:
If you would like to be matched with a reputable and experienced commercial real estate broker in your area, contact a Revere Bank Business Banker.
Laurel, Md. (April 27, 2015) – Revere Bank employees participated in Rebuilding Together Montgomery County's (RTMC) National Rebuilding Day event on April 25, 2015. The 15-member Revere Bank team partnered with a team from Christ Episcopal Church. Together, they contributed 90 hours of hands-on repair work; supplied tools, mulch and flowers; and collected or donated funds to renovate a home in Kensington, Md.
Rebuilding Together is a national organization that partners with communities to prevent homelessness, preserve affordable housing, and provide safe and independent living for those most in need. National Rebuilding Day (NRD) encompasses a month-long effort to make a positive impact on the lives of low income homeowners in need. NRD culminates on the last weekend in April at Rebuilding Together affiliates across the nation.
This year, RTMC worked in partnership with state and local governments, community volunteers, nonprofit service providers and corporate partners to provide free critical repairs, energy efficiency upgrades and accessibility modifications for 20–25 homes in order to uplift local neighborhoods and create sustainable housing solutions for Montgomery County's most vulnerable residents.
Here's what to look for:
Local Banks
Local banks are the best option for securing financing. They are more likely to specialize in small- to medium-sized business (SMB) lending than national banks and are often willing to take on complex and potentially risky commercial development ventures. They are also more concerned about customer retention and community impact than national banks, which are heavily focused on profits. This shared investment in your success will ensure excellent customer service and dedication to your project.
Commercial construction projects need financing fast. A delay in financing can push back the entire project and lead to multiple additional complications. Local banks are typically more nimble and responsive than national banks. They streamline the loan process by giving you direct access to decision makers who can offer a quick turnaround.
Development projects are not one-size-fits-all and rarely go according to plan. You need an experienced lender who has the know-how and flexibility to customize loan structure and terms. Whether you are renovating, completing tenant improvements or starting a new development, local banks are frequently more adaptable than national banks and can tailor construction loans to your needs, taking into account risks, project timelines, repayment schedules and interest rates.
If you're a developer seeking bank financing for your Maryland commercial construction project, don't be intimidated – just do your research. Look for an experienced local lender who specializes in SMBs, can offer a quick turnaround, has the ability to customize loan structure and terms and is invested in your success.
Have questions? Contact us online for additional information, or if you would like to talk with a lender, call Mike Schonfeld at 443-274-1034.
This publication does not constitute legal, accounting or other professional advice. Although it is intended to be accurate, neither the publisher nor any other party assumes liability for loss or damage due to reliance on this material. Websites not belonging to this organization are provided for information only. No endorsement is implied.
Who Must File
All corporations and associations with income allocable to the State of Maryland are required to file an income tax return with the state on Form 500. The corporate tax rate is 8.25% of the net income allocable to Maryland.
When and How to File
Business income tax returns for the year 2014 must be filed by the 15th day of the third month following the close of the taxable year or period, or by the original due date required for filing the federal return. Form 500 must be filed electronically to claim business income tax credits.
Business Personal Property and Local Taxation Requirements
In Maryland, businesses must pay an annual tax based on the value of their business personal property, including furniture, fixtures, tools, machinery, equipment, etc. The Department of Assessments and Taxation (DAT) administers the valuation process, while the counties and towns collect the tax based on the location of the property.
The DAT automatically registers corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships and limited liability partnerships for this tax when these legal entities form. All other businesses, such as sole proprietorships and general partnerships, that own or lease personal property or need a business license are required to:
1) Obtain an identification number by registering with the DAT; and
2) File an annual business personal property return
New Business Tax Incentives and Credits
Tax credits provide new and existing businesses in various industries and geographic locations the opportunity to reduce costs, spur investment and create jobs through targeted tax incentives. There are two new business tax credits available for the 2015 filing season:
Modified Business Tax Incentives and Credits
Three business tax credits have been modified for the 2015 filing season:
Existing MD Tax Incentives and Credits
Maryland offers a variety of tax incentives, exemptions and credits to help businesses grow and prosper, including:
Other Maryland Benefits
In addition to the listed tax incentives and credits, Maryland offers the following benefits:
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Small business owners interested in securing a commercial loan can expect to receive advice from numerous professionals. Of nearly all advice received, however, none is as undervalued and underemphasized as the need to build a relationship with your loan officer.
While it may seem insignificant, it can drastically impact the direction and speed at which your company grows. Here are five great reasons to get to know your loan officer and build a solid professional relationship with him and the bank he represents.
Loan officers at banks have seen it all, and after years of approving business loans and seeing the results, they know what works and what doesn't. They've reviewed countless business plans, talked to scores of small business owners just like you, and have tracked loans from conception to loan to repayment.
In short, they can probably tell if your million dollar idea is a good one long before you put it into practice. Getting to know your loan officer gives you access to this pool of knowledge, and lets you rely on someone with broad and deep experience as a sounding board before committing resources to your plan.
Getting help for your business can be tricky. Asking people for advice who have been with you from the beginning can give you answers that are clouded by proximity to your business.
Establishing a relationship with your loan officer allows you to build a comprehensive history with him that lets him offer help and advice with both a disinterested professionalism and a knowledge of where you are coming from.
Your bankers and loan officers can be privy to information that you might not want to share with competitors, or even friends who have their own businesses, and can use that information to offer better advice about the health of your company.
At smaller community banks the trust you build by having a relationship with your loan officer can be the difference between getting a small business loan or not, or getting terms favorable to you or not. At large commercial banks, however, establishing a rapport with your loan officer might not help too much due to big bank challenges such as far away decision making and red tape.
A surprising number of business owners turn to their bankers and loan officers for suggestions on finding services they need. So when the next person asks your loan officer to recommend someone that does whatever it is that you do, you want your name to be at the top of his list.
Likewise, if your loan officer trusts and respects you, he is far more likely to give you good recommendations when you ask them about services you may need.
Your bankers and loan officers probably have first-hand knowledge of what is going on in your community when it comes to finances. They can often offer great advice about the direction your company should be moving in based on what the larger financial picture looks like.
They can also offer suggestions on ways to get there, and give tips on how to make the most of your loan, or how to solve countless other financial problems that can impact many new businesses..


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|Coconut milk
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|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|King prawns
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|1 Pound, cleaned and beards removed (450 Grams)
|Fresh pineapple
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|Kaffir lime leaves
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|Red chilies
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|Coriander leaves
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (To Garnish)
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2. Add the red curry paste and cook until fragrant. Add the fish sauce and sugar and continue to cook for a
3. Stir in the rest of the coconut milk and bring back to the boil. Add the king prawns, mussels, pineapple and kaffir lime leaves.
4. Reheat until boiling and then simmer for 3-5 minutes, until the prawns are cooked and the mussels have opened. Remove any mussels that have not opened and discard. Serve garnished with chillies and coriander.
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The mortgage crisis of 2008 has mostly come and gone, but at Bank of America BAC -1.1033681765389083% Bank of America Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD17.03 -0.19 -1.1033681765389083% /Date(1435871264649-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 64004122 AFTER HOURS USD17.023 -0.0100000000000016 -0.041103934233705224% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 732353 P/E Ratio 25.690149343792427 Market Cap 178850763558.876 Dividend Yield 1.1743981209630066% Rev. per Employee 426549 More quote details and news » (ticker: BAC), the bills keep rolling in. Long after the bank seemed to be reaching the end, it continues to hammer out settlements with investors over its mortgage-backed securities. The latest of these—the bank's agreement last week to pay $1.7 billion to bond insurer MBIA MBI -2.2108843537414966% MBIA Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD5.75 -0.13 -2.2108843537414966% /Date(1435871025473-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9891239 AFTER HOURS USD5.7 -0.0499999999999998 -0.8695652173913043% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 40658 P/E Ratio 3.3310161047387323 Market Cap 1044596786.49902 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 2480160 More quote details and news » (MBI)—brings the total to about $35 billion, and that's not counting legal fees. It's still not over: The tab is likely to top $40 billion by the end, says Credit Suisse banking analyst Moshe Orenbuch.
Here are some numbers to put that $35 billion in perspective. It's nearly 10 times what BofA paid for mortgage giant Countrywide Financial, the source of most of the problems.
Rising Tide: BofA's bill for mortgage-backed securities claims equals Ontario's three-year budget for infrastructure. William Waitzman for Barron's
And the sum is $10 billion more than the amount that the nation's five largest mortgage servicers, including Bank of America, forked over in a historic settlement last year to help borrowers.
For that matter, the sum represents the amount of money the Treasury intends to shell out in the current quarter to pay down some of its sizable debt, its first such payment in six years. It would cover Apple's AAPL -0.1263823064770932% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD126.44 -0.16 -0.1263823064770932% /Date(1435870800080-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 26810454 AFTER HOURS USD126.34 -0.0999999999999943 -0.07908889591901297% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 400498 P/E Ratio 15.629171817058097 Market Cap 728424620100.17 Dividend Yield 1.6450490351154698% Rev. per Employee 2287920 More quote details and news » estimated tax bill, were it to repatriate its $100 billion of offshore cash. It's about what Americans spend on diabetes drugs each year. And it would cover the entire infrastructure outlay for the province of Ontario—for not one, but three years.
At least some comfort can be had from the fact that the $35 billion is only half of the more than $70 billion of asbestos-related payments that have been made. BofA sees another silver lining. "It's fair to say there's more behind us than in front of us," says Jerry Dubrowski, a spokesman for the bank. But he is clearly getting tired of it all: "It would be nice to talk about the banking business, not the litigation business."
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Equity markets continued their seemingly inexorable climb, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index setting multiple record closes. On the week, the Dow rose about 1%, to a record 15,118.49. The S&P 500 broke 1,600, ending at 1,633.70, up 1.2%. The Russell 2000 also hit a record. Treasury prices rose, with the yield on the 10-year at 1.900%.
Greening of the Greenback
The U.S. dollar rose above the key threshold of 100 yen, which catapulted the greenback against other major currencies. Comments from Philly Fed President Charles Plosser that he favors a slowdown in Fed bond buying and better-than-expected weekly jobless claims supported the greenback. The dollar hit its highest level since October 2008 against the yen, and rose against the euro and Swiss franc. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average experienced its best week since December 2009, soaring 6.7%.
Bubbles Ahead
The U.S. financial system faces a number of risks, including potential asset bubbles, and officials won't always be able to identify them, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said. He added that it's "very important" for the system's long-term stability "to eliminate too-big-to-fail."
Icahn's New Plan
Carl Icahn teamed with Southeastern Asset Management, Dell's largest independent holder, to allow Dell investors to keep their stake in the outfit and give them either $12 a share in cash or more shares, partly using Dell cash. A special board committee said it is carefully reviewing the plan. A group led by Michael Dell has bid $13.65 a share to take the company private. (See "A Fairer Deal for Dell.")
IRS Apologizes
An Internal Revenue Service official apologized for improperly targeting conservative, Tea Party groups for extra scrutiny during the 2012 campaign. The official, Lois Lerner, apologized at a tax conference in Washington, the Associated Press reported. The IRS later issued this statement: "Mistakes were made initially, but they were in no way due to any political or partisan rationale."
New Questions on Benghazi
A former U.S. diplomat in Libya said he told officials in Washington that he believed the Sept. 11 attack on the mission in Benghazi, which killed the U.S. ambassador, was terrorist-related. That account was at odds with the official line. Gregory Hicks also alleged he was demoted for challenging the official line. The State Department said his job changes were voluntary. House Speaker John Boehner vowed to continue hearings into the matter.
Of Hackers and Heisters
Seven people were charged in the U.S. with participating in an alleged hacking network that robbed ATMs in 27 countries. Police in Europe arrested 31 people in connection with a massive diamond heist at a Brussels airport in February.
In Brief
• U.S. Treasury said it would begin another round of stock sales acquired in General Motors' bailout.
• The CEO of Co-operative Banking Group quit, hours after Moody's cut the bank's rating to junk status.
Microsoft named Amy Hood CFO.
• Two JPMorgan Chase directors supported Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon keeping both jobs.
• Died: Alan Abelson, 87, Barron's columnist and former editor.
He Said:
"The goal here is to get the truth...the White House has done everything possible to block access to the information that would outline the truth. Why?"
House Speaker John Boehner on the Benghazi attack.
The Numbers
The Federal Reserve found that consumers lowered their credit-card debt in March:
$1.7 billion: decrease in consumer revolving credit in March
$8.0 billion: March rise in seasonally adjusted U.S. consumer credit outstanding
$15.6 billion: consensus forecast for total rise in U.S. consumer credit outstanding in March
$9.7 billion: March rise in nonrevolving credit, entirely due to federal student loans
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Over the last few days my facebook posts literally appear one second and disappear next time I log in! On top of that I can't see ANY comments or likes by any of my friends. I also can't delete or hide anything, it gives me no access to my activity log. Is anyone else having this Timeline problem? It's like one minute my facebook was fine, and the next minute it crashed out of the blue.
Same problem here, although I can see some of the comments of my friends sometimes and as well some of the likes but they keep appearing and disappearing!
Me too. The only thing I can hazard is that they're doing more dev work but as usual the idiots aren't keeping us abreast of the situation.
This is ridiculous, going on 3 days of being unable to properly reply/respond to conversation or see my own damn status!
I cant even post pics in groups. Or if I write a comment and someone replies to it that reply is unable to be seen. This is horrible. I thought it was my computer but its happening on my iPhone as well. I have business to do and use FB as a means of advertising and this has halted my work!.
Glad i'm not the only one!!
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I just added this same issue as a recent complaint and have informed FB. And I know it is not my browser because I have both Mozilla and IE, and it the same issue is occurring on both. I receive notifications via my phone that someone has commented on my post, and then when I go to log in to my PC to reply, the comments and notifications have disappeared. I'm sure people must think I am pretty rude, but I can't reply when there is nothing showing to reply to!
This has been happening to me for the past day. I post something, get a notification that I have a comment. I look, but there's no comments. I look at notifications, they're gone. I do something else, and the post is there along with the comments, and when I look at notifications, they're there again. I click the notification, the post comes up with no comments. This happens in a completely inconsistent manner (i.e. not reproducable) and has been driving me nuts for 2 days now.
This has been happening to me the past 48 hours, coinciding with a big bump up in LIKES to my page, which I want to monitor, and stay on top of, in terms of responding to people interacting with my page. I cannot do so when posts I make appear and disappear. Results in wasted time. Redundant posts, people posting on multiple duplicate posts (because I take time to recreate and repost after a post disappears for an hour -- but then eventually it reappears -- except sometimes....when it doesn't). I wish to god there were an alternative to Facebook. I may just go back to blogging and posting links occasionally on FB. Also---the number of people who have "seen" a post appears and disappears. So I can't tell whether a post is being placed in peoples' newsfeeds or not. Lazy slipshod devolvution over at Facebook
they don't warn us because they refuse to admit how bad it's become especially since going Public. They have such an arrogant attitude about things as to be beyond belief , 2nd only to Congress ! Unless they make some MAJOR adjustments in the way they are currently abusing and ignoring the people who made their fortunes I would urge all F/b users to suspend their accounts for 72 hours. I also don't subscribe to the notion that because they provide the service for " free " , that they can do whatever they want ,whenever they want , to any F/B user . The service is a " Cash Cow " for the creators and now stockholders. they sell our personal info without our permission because " it's in the fine print " They offer Apps that " trick " the user to sign away any and all personal rights , including using our names to post on our " behalf " ! Face Book has really become " Face Con "
I had this happen but only on a group a few months back and not on my regular FB. The only solution I had at the time was to use m.facebook.com on the desktop. Crazy, I know, but it seemed to work for me. I would switch back to regular Facebook for anything that wasn't related to that group.
It could be due to the Facebook Timeline upgrade. I've been having the same problems, and when I add a description to a photo and go back and look at it, the description is gone. Then when I refresh the page, it appears again. Then when I refresh the page again, it's gone. It's very strange.
Also, don't be shocked if you can't see a comment someone has left you on a post you commented on. I've been having that problem to. It will appear that someone has commented and show some of the text in the notifications, but when you go to see what they wrote, it's blank.
It sounds like there's a lot of glitches going on right now. Hopefully it's due to the new Facebook Timeline change.
I can not see any of my posts, I can not click "like" to any comments or get my messages. I can see my FB account, but I can not utilize it at all. It is so frustrating. I don't understand why. Does anyone know why or what I can do to fix this????
I just started having problems with my facebook groups. I have only 3 groups and 2 out of 3 work just fine but on the other one for my son's school, I click on it and it comes up for just a second and then the whole page goes blank? I can click it again and nothing at all happens but if it click it continuously it will pop up again for a second and then is gone?? Any ideas on this??
The past two or three days I too have had this problem. Very upset over it.
Hi this ayub, i am also geting same problem
Hi this ayub, i am also geting same problem
All of my notifications disappear immediately after they appear. I see the little red number indicating that there notifications and then, presto, they're gone before I can open and read them.
Having issues with sending messages using the facebook messenger app on my phone. I can't message anyone and I don't know why?
Cannot get in to FB at all. No pictures will display, cannot check or send messages. Anyone else?
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His long-term plans are not as clear.
Leiweke's future with MLSE made headlines this week after a report indicated he would soon be leaving the company, which counts the NHL's Maple Leafs, NBA's Raptors and Toronto FC of Major League Soccer among its properties.
He denied the report again Wednesday and called the rumour mill "a distraction," but did not reveal how long he wants to stay in the position.
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"We're focused on the season," he said. "We got our (Raptors) training centre done today which is a huge step forward, so I'm looking forward to both the Raptors and the Leafs this year, and TFC has a legitimate chance of making the playoffs.
"That's all we're focused on. The rest of it is not my concern and not true. I will be pushing dirt for both BMO (Field) renovation and the Raptors' training centre here in the next two months."
However, Leiweke did not provide a firm date when asked directly how long he will remain in the position.
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Leiweke has made several big changes over his first 16 months on the job.
In May of last year, he lured NBA executive of the year Masai Ujiri away from the Denver Nuggets. Two months later, Leiweke restructured the senior management team at MLSE and Maple Leafs general manager Dave Nonis was given a five-year contract extension.
He then turned his attention to Toronto FC, firing president and general manager Kevin Payne and later hiring Tim Bezbatchenko as GM.
On the NBA front, the Raptors announced plans for a two-year rebranding effort last fall, named local rapper Drake as their global ambassador and Toronto landed the 2016 NBA all-star game.
Toronto FC underwent a dramatic roster makeover over the winter, landing Jermain Defoe, Gilberto and Michael Bradley while bringing back former league MVP Dwayne De Rosario.
In April, the Maple Leafs brought in former star player Brendan Shanahan to oversee all team operations as club president and alternate governor.
While the Leafs faded down the stretch and missed the playoffs, the Raptors claimed the Atlantic Division title and returned to the post-season for the first time in six years. And Toronto FC has rebounded nicely, sitting in third place in the Eastern Conference standings.
"We're not done yet and as everyone likes to remind me, the Leafs need work," Leiweke said. "But I think Shanny's doing a good job. We get that people are frustrated, we get that people don't believe in where we're going, and we like that challenge. And so we're looking forward to this year.
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Leiweke's pro sports business career has spanned over 30 years. He previously worked as president and CEO of AEG, which owns the NHL's Los Angeles Kings, NBA's Lakers and the Galaxy of MLS.
He joined the Kings as president in 1996 and became president and CEO of AEG Worldwide in 2001.
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The ELF Object File Format: Introduction
I am using gcc compiler in linux can anybody mail me in detail what libraries are needed in the linux executable programs and how the libraries in the linux are dynamically loaded. if possible can any one mail me source code for this.
thanks & regards
process to execute the arm program
i m not not getting the compilation for arm program ,please tell me how we select the path and which file we include in this,
please tell the total commands to run program in linux redhat8.0.
when i enter first command which is like that
arm-elf-as -D -gstabs -ahlms -mcpu=arm7tdmi -O add.o add.s
than i get the message
arm-elf-as: no such file or directory
please help me...
thanking u in advance
Dynamic Loader
I am trying to develop a Dynamic Loader for elf format shared libraries.I would like to know whether a function which is defined in an application say app.out can be called in a shared object file.If yes, How can it be done.
how to convert a.out to a flat binary file
hi friends
i am trying to convert a.out(or we can say "executable") into a flat binary file. so that i can load it into a floppy and run it with out any operating system.
can anyone help me out...
Link to ne next part
As a link is missing to the next part - Part 2 : The ELF Object File Format by Dissection
Hi everyone,
I am trying to use 'gcc-elf' but its not reconizing the command. Does anyone know what files I'm missing and where I can obtain them..thanks
Ex. gcc-elf -dr foo.c -> to generate ir(or rtl) using elf format
dude, just use gcc today -
dude, just use gcc today - gcc-elf is what he was using when Linux was still using a.out. So, in that article, he would've been using:
'gcc' - a.out
'gcc-elf' - ELF binary
This outstanding article is
This outstanding article is continuing to benefit mankind even 11 years after its submission.
I was able to do minimal elf file walkthrough using a C program based on concepts learnt from Eric's articles.
Thank you so much Eric for doing this for us.
Kind Regards,
Very useful even after 12
Very useful even after 12 years, and will remain so till we have elf ;;)
The doc about the ELF format
The doc about the ELF format is now there : ELF Format
Just one Word to descirbe
Just one Word to descirbe this article : FANTASTIC !!!!
Re: Kernel Korner: The ELF Object File Format: Introduction
concise & clear
Re: Kernel Korner: The ELF Object File Format: Introduction
Really very useful and interesting introduction.With this i can understand that main advantages of ELF format over a.out is in using with Shared lib and it provides more symbolic information which is useful for Debugger.
Are there any more advantages of ELF over *.out format??
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Very interesting, unfortuneately the link given for the ELF doc. is not availible anymore.
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Can Cameron find what he's looking for?All 16-year-old Cameron wants is to get through high school—and life in general—with a minimum of effort. It's not a lot to ask. But that's before he's given some bad news: he's sick and he's going to die. Which totally sucks. Hope arrives in the winged form of Dulcie, a loopy punk angel/possible hallucination with a bad sugar habit. She tells Cam there is a cure—if he's willing to go in search of it. With… (più)
Editore: Delacorte Books for Young Readers (22 Settembre 2009)
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You've heard this before, I know, and yet it remains as disturbing as ever. Health care costs, along with housing, are likely to be your biggest expenses in retirement. Boston-based Fidelity Investments found that premiums, deductibles and other out-of-pocket expenses could cost a 65-year-old couple retiring today a jaw-dropping $220,000 – and that's in addition to Medicare premiums. Some boomers are heeding that forewarning: In a survey of 1,002 workers age 50 and older, 62 percent say they're socking away money for …
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Last spring Cathy and Gary Chester put their ranch home in Morris County, N.J., on the market. Come August, the house is unsold and Cathy admits that she's enjoying another summer in the home that the couple built 21 years ago. What saddens her is the prospect of closing a chapter in her life. "This is where – young, married, pregnant with my son – I started a new part of my life that ends when I sell the house," …
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You need some expensive medical care yet don't have the insurance or money to pay for it. Should you use a medical credit card that's pitched at some doctors' offices? A new report by the nonprofit Consumer Action warns that some of these cards can be unhealthy for your finances. They usually offer a zero percent introductory rate, though after that period, card terms can vary greatly. The problem is that these terms often are difficult to uncover. So patients …
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9 hours ago | www.themoviebit.com | See recent TheMovieBit news »
Based on Daniel H. Wilson's 2011 novel of the same name, Robopocalypse was set to hit the big screen in 2013, with none other than Steven Spielberg at the helm. Telling the story of a dark future where humanity is locked in a bitter war with their former robotic servants after a sentient A.I goes rogue, Drew Goddard (The Cabin in the Woods, The Martian) was hired to write the script, and Chris Hemsworth, Anne Hathaway, and Ben Whishaw joined the cast in 2012. But after rumours of budgetary concerns and the release date been put forward to 2014, the project was put on hold indefinitely on January 9th 2013, with word that the script was not ready and the production was proving to be too expensive. Even though Spielberg has said he was going back to the drawing board and starting on a more economical and personal script, that was two years ago, »
- firstname.lastname@example.com (Tom White)
18 June 2015 11:23 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
Winner of the inaugural "Nightfall Award" at the 2015 Los Angeles Film Festival —an accolade bestowed upon the festival's best horror or "midnight" film— Viet Nguyen's feature directorial debut "Crush The Skull," is a hilarious, thrilling hybrid of a heist film and a gory, old-school slasher flick. The screenplay, written by Nguyen and one of the film's stars Christopher Dinh, skillfully balances comedic moments with frightening, unexpected twists and turns. Nguyen's direction also adeptly brings many of funny and fear-inducing scenes to life, an effect no doubt bolstered by the excellent performances of a stellar cast that includes Dinh, Tim Chiou, Katie Savoy, Chris Riedell, Lauren Reeder, Walter Michael Bost, Leonard Wu, Jerry Ying and Lincoln Hoppe, in a film reminiscent of other comedy-horror hybrids such as Eli Craig's "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil" or Drew Goddard's "The Cabin in The Woods." Read More: L.A. »
- Timothy Tau
9 June 2015 6:51 AM, PDT | Rollingstone.com | See recent Rolling Stone news »
Matt Damon strikes a delicate balance between intensity and levity in the new trailer for Ridley Scott's The Martian, in which the actor plays Mark Watney, an astronaut trying to survive after being accidentally stranded on Mars.
As the clip shows, Watney and his Ares 3 crew are hit by a sudden, severe storm and ordered to evacuate their mission on the red planet; Watney, however, gets caught in the chaos and is left behind and presumed dead. When he wakes up alone, he returns to the Ares 3 base and »
25 May 2015 5:50 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
"Any survival story is fascinating. I think of it as a 21st century Robinson Crusoe," Ridley Scott tells Empire about his upcoming "The Martian." But frankly, putting this cast in any kind of movie would have our attention. Matt Damon, Jeff Daniels, Jessica Chastain, Kristen Wiig, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Kate Mara, Michael Peña, Mackenzie Davis, Sean Bean, Donald Glover and Naomi Scott make up the ensemble of this one, and following the first look over the weekend, another batch has arrived. The latest go at sci-fi from Scott is based on the book by Andy Weir, with a script penned by Drew Goddard ("Daredevil," "The Cabin In The Woods"). The story follows an astronaut who is left stranded on a Martian colony and struggles to survive, while back on Earth, Nasa tries to mount a rescue mission. It seems Damon has trouble being left alone on distant planets in sci-fi movies these days. »
- Kevin Jagernauth
24 May 2015 7:38 AM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
Last night, the first image from 20th Century Fox's The Martian landed online, giving us our first look at Matt Damon in director Ridley Scott's upcoming thriller. Now, an official version of that photo plus a few other images from the film have been released online. Based on Andy Weir's self-published 2012 novel of the same name, the movie revolves around an astronaut who finds himself stranded on Mars after he is injured and presumed dead by his team. With limited resources and a finite amount of time before his oxygen runs out, Mark Watney (Damon) must use the power of science to keep himself alive on the red planet. Speaking with Empire, Scott says he thinks of The Martian as "a 21st century Robinson Crusoe." Indeed, comparisons to Crusoe and the more recent Cast Away are inevitable, but Scott has filled out the film with a stellar »
- Adam Chitwood
23 May 2015 11:10 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
It might seem odd for Matt Damon and Jessica Chastain to star in almost back-to-back sci-fi films that are kind of similar — Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" and Ridley Scott's "The Martian" — but evidently the resemblances weren't enough to scare off either actor, or the prospects of working with these directors and their great casts were too good to pass up. Written by Drew Goddard ("Daredevil," "The Cabin In The Woods") as a project he was originally going to direct, "The Martian" centers on an astronaut (Damon) who has just become one of the first people to walk on Mars. But after a dust storm nearly kills him and forces his crew to evacuate while thinking he's dead, he finds himself stranded and completely alone with no way to even signal Earth that he's alive. Even if he can get word out, his supplies will be gone long before a rescue could arrive, »
- Edward Davis
23 May 2015 8:49 AM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Empire has posted the first photos from Ridley Scott's upcoming sci-fi drama "The Martian" starring Matt Damon and Jessica Chastain.
Kate Mara, Michael Pena, Kristen Wiig, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Jeff Daniels, Mackenzie Davis, Sean Bean, Donald Glover and Naomi Scott also star in the film about an astronaut (Damon) stranded alone on Mars who has to figure out how to survive.
Drew Goddard ("Daredevil," "The Cabin In The Woods") penned the script for the film which opens November 25th.
Source: Empire »
- Garth Franklin
14 May 2015 2:15 PM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
The folks at Latino-Review.com are reporting Asa Butterfield (Hugo, Ender's Game) has been cast as the new Spider-Man for Sony Pictures and will have his first appearance as the webslinger in next year's Captain America: Civil War followed by a new Spider-Man feature in July 2017. Butterfield was reported as the front-runner back at the end of April and other than a brief report saying Tom Holland ("Wolf Hall," The Impossible) was still in the mix that never changed. Word is the new Spider-Man will keep Peter Parker a lot younger, a lot longer, focusing on his high school years and word is they plan to go with a tone matching that of a John Hughes (The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller's Day Off). Other names that were once on the short list of contenders for the Spidey role included Nat Wolff (Paper Towns, The Fault in Our Stars), Timothee Chalamet »
- Brad Brevet
5 May 2015 2:56 PM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
So, who's going to follow Sam Raimi and Marc Webb as the director of the next Spider-Man film? With production underway on Captain America: Civil War and Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures deep in the hunt for the actor who will portray Spider-Man (first popping up in Civil War before leading his own film), the contest to direct the new Spider-Man movie is also heating up. A previous report from March claimed that Drew Goddard, the filmmaker behind The Cabin in the Woods and Sony's aborted Sinister Six, was in talks to write and direct the new Spidey pic. Goddard was a solid and sensible choice, having had experience with Sony on Sinister Six and with Marvel creating Daredevil. But a new report leaves Goddard's name out of the picture entirely and instead reveals a familiar-feeling list of directors who are being considered to helm the new Spider-Man film instead. »
- Adam Chitwood
1 May 2015 2:58 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
The Daredevil season 1 showrunner has been chatting about inheriting the show from Drew Goddard, Easter Eggs and more...
Outgoing Daredevil showrunner, Steven S. DeKnight, whose duties on the Marvel Netflix collaboration will be taken over for season two by Doug Petrie (Buffy, American Horror Story) and Marco Ramirez (Sons Of Anarchy, Da Vinci's Demons), has chatted to Collider about his work on season one.
In the video interview, the former Spartacus showrunner discusses taking over the project from Drew Goddard (Cloverfield, The Cabin In The Woods), whom he could not praise enough: "Drew and I go way back [the pair co-wrote scripts on Angel, and worked together on Buffy The Vampire Slayer], I can't say enough good things about him. This show is as much his as it is mine. He had a fantastic idea and I was thrilled that I was able to come in and execute it."
"I inherited a great roadmap from Drew Goddard before he left. There was a thirteen-episode »
- louisamellor
30 April 2015 12:23 PM, PDT | Hollywoodnews.com | See recent Hollywoodnews.com news »
It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of It Follows, the independent horror success story from earlier on in the year. At the same time though, I'm always on the lookout for other small films of that nature that I can champion, much like many others in the industry. Usually, I'm on board with the fright flick du jour of the moment, be it The Cabin in the Woods or You're Next, only rarely breaking with the crowd, like in the case of last year's The Babadook. Every so often though, I get the chance to talk about something small that might not get seen otherwise. This week, there's a perfect example of that in John Stuart Wildman's The Ladies of the House. Very few people know about it, but it's the next really strong horror outing of 2015. As a quick plot summation, »
- Joey Magidson
27 April 2015 6:47 AM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Though he's no longer affiliated with Latino Review, scoopster extraordinaire El Mayimbe (aka Umberto Gonzales) is still working hard to break comic-book news for impatient superhero aficionados the world over. And yesterday, he emerged with a rather interesting rumor about Sony's upcoming Spider-Man reboot, which will bring the wall-crawler into the Marvel Cinematic Universe under the watchful eye of Marvel head honcho Kevin Feige. According to El Mayimbe, the title of the pic is not Spectacular Spider-Man, as previously rumored, but Spider-Man: The New Avenger.
Now, clunky as it is, that subtitle would allow Feige to bring Spidey closer to the McU and distance him from Marc Webb's Amazing Spider-Man films. It would also confirm what many already suspect – that Spider-Man will become a member of the second Avengers lineup, which will be formed following the cataclysmic events of Captain America: Civil War. A separate rumor »
- Isaac Feldberg
27 April 2015 1:20 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Back in March it was reported by Latino-Review that Marvel and Sony's new Spider-Man reboot would be going by the title of The Spectacular Spider-Man, but now we have another possible title, with former Lr writer El Mayimbe claiming on Instagram that the working title for the film is Spider-Man: The New Avenger.
Of course, the film can't be using both titles, and Latino-Review and El Mayimbe have been throwing out countless wild guesses, speculation and downright laughable "scoops" these past few months (Aunt May movie, anyone?), so don't be too surprised if this one fails to pan out too. Chances are, they'll be back with a third rumoured title soon anyway.
The new Spider-Man film is set for release in July 2017, with Drew Goddard (The Cabin in the Woods) thought to be in line to direct. According to reports, Timothee Chamalet (Interstellar), Nat Wolff (Paper Towns »
- Gary Collinson
23 April 2015 7:56 AM, PDT | WorstPreviews.com | See recent Worst Previews news »
It was recently reported that Sony Pictures teamed up with Marvel on the future of the Spider-Man franchise. The superhero will next appear in "Captain America 3: Civil War" on May 6th, 2016 and then get his own solo film on July 28th, 2017. Sony and Marvel have no interest in bringing back Andrew Garfield and have been discussing making Peter Parker a teenager. And now that the studios have about 2-3 weeks left before they have to pick an actor to play the role, we get a list of who is being considered. Thanks to The Wrap, we know that the contenders are Nat Wolff (The Fault in Our Stars), Asa Butterfield (Ender's Game, Hugo), Tom Holland (In the Heart of the Sea), Timothee Chalamat (Interstellar) and Liam James (The Way Way Back). Meanwhile, Drew Goddard (The Cabin in the Woods) remains the frontrunner to direct the new "Spider-Man" movie. »
22 April 2015 11:28 PM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
It looks like Marvel Studios and Sony have narrowed their search for Spider-Man down to five actors, with The Wrap reporting that Timothee Chamalet (Interstellar), Nat Wolff (Paper Towns), Tom Holland (In the Heart of the Sea), Liam James (The Way Way Back) and Asa Butterfield (Hugo) are all on the shortlist for the coveted role.
The site reports that Sony is set to make test offers to several of the young stars and is expected to make its decision on Andrew Garfield's successor in the next two to three weeks. The wall-crawler will make his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in next year's Captain America: Civil War, with the character's scenes set to be shot in June, and will follow this up in July 2017 with a solo movie, which Drew Goddard (The Cabin in the Woods) is slated to direct.
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- Gary Collinson
22 April 2015 11:32 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Joss Whedon chats to us about Avengers: Age Of Ultron, Jason Statham, what he's up to next, and more...
Joss Whedon: assembler of Avengers, slayer of vampires, houser of dolls, vlogger of Doctor Horrible, and now, um, ageist of Ultron. To be fair, Joss Whedon is geek royalty, and needs no introduction. So hopefully, he won't mind that we gave him such a naff one.
We got to chat with the man himself at the Avengers: Age Of Ultron press event, and here's what happened...
From what we've heard about this one, it sounds like you had to trim down a lot in the editing room. Was there any particular favourite scene you wish you could have saved?
Well, there was more shirtless Thor. The DVD extras are going to be enormously popular. But no, for me, it's really a couple of little exchanges that »
- rleane
21 April 2015 8:01 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
We popped along to an Avengers: Age Of Ultron press conference, where Joss Whedon and co discussed the movie, and the McU's future...
At a swanky hotel yesterday, almost all the Avengers (everyone except Chris Hemsworth) assembled for thirty minutes of chit-chat with assorted press from the UK and Europe. We chipped in with a question (looking for any clues regarding a Hulk movie), but it was sadly batted away with typical Avengers wit (Ruffalo: "shall I tell him? No, I can't" / Whedon: "it's too amazing").
Thankfully, though, some interesting nuggets did come up, including an admittal from Joss Whedon that he might not yet be done with Marvel.
The question in, um, question asked if he'd be back, and what his future plans were. He responded with:
"I don't think I'll ever get that far away from it, because I love it so much. »
- rleane
16 April 2015 2:19 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Joss Whedon chats about Agent Coulson, the mortality of Marvel characters, and revisiting The Avengers.
This story contains spoilers for The Avengers, and Agents Of Shield.
One of the big shock moments of Joss Whedon's 2012 Avengers movie was the death of the beloved Agent Coulson, played by Clark Gregg. It was a dark moment that felt like it really counted for a lot in the Marvel cinematic universe. Which is why it felt like a little bit of a cheat when the character was resurrected - with Gregg playing him - for the Agents Of Shield TV show.
In a new interview with Mental Floss, Joss Whedon admits that he shares a little bit of the frustration over the fact that Coulson returned.
"The Coulson thing was, I think, a little anomalous just because that really came from the television division, which is sort of considered to be its »
- simonbrew
15 April 2015 11:33 AM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Netflix's new zillion-dollar series has a terrific cast, a great line in New York noir and expert fight sequences – as if Scorsese had made The Avengers
If you wish that either Martin Scorsese had directed The Avengers or that The Wire was a little sillier, Marvel and Netflix have good news in the form of Daredevil, the new hour-long drama that, on Friday, dropped 13 episodes suitable for bingeing. The series is created by Drew Goddard, director of The Cabin in the Woods (which he in turn wrote with Avengers writer-director Joss Whedon), and its first episode is very good.
Daredevil has a typically silly radioactive Stan Lee origin story, which is the first thing we see: as a little boy, Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox as an adult, Skylar Gaertner as a kid) pushes a man out of the way of a careering truck and ends up splashed in the »
- Sam Thielman
15 April 2015 9:27 AM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
I'm always baffled and suspicious when litigation over a movie comes up years after the film has been released. That being said, the case against The Cabin in the Woods looks to have some basis in fact even though the lawsuit isn't timely. Or at least, it isn't timely to that film's release; it just happens to be coming up as co-writer Joss Whedon's new movie, Avengers: Age of Ultron, is a couple weeks from hitting theaters. According to THR, author Peter Gallagher claims Whedon, co-writer/director Drew Goddard stole the idea from his 2006 novel The Little White Trip: A Night In the Pines, and is suing the two filmmakers for copyright infringement along with distributors Lionsgate and production company Mutant Enemy. Gallagher is asking for $10 million in damages. [caption id="attachment_159682" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via Lionsgate[/caption] More often than not, the similarities are so broad that the suit is clearly frivolous. »
- Matt Goldberg
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POLL RESULTS: In The Case Of Palhares, Does The Punishment Fit The Crime?
For the past week the MMA world has been buzzing over the dismissal or Rousimar Palhares.
Figures like Renzo Gracie and the Nogueira brothers have spoken out in support of their fellow Brazilian, while Dana White, Mike Pierce and others have spoken against him.
Truth is, what's done is done. I doubt Dana White and the UFC brass are going to retract their stance and let the leg lock artist back into the UFC ranks, but as far as public opinion goes, our results are pretty clear.
Fans around the world took part in this week's BJPENN.COM poll and after nearly 7,000 votes the majority think the punishment fits the crime!
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19 Responses to "POLL RESULTS: In The Case Of Palhares, Does The Punishment Fit The Crime?"
They should do a poll on how many fans think Jon Jones is a sleazebag cheapshot srtist for his nonstop knee stomps that are clearly being used to injure his opponents
agreed. I fucking hate that kick, it should be banned. Apparently it scores you massive points too.
Brazilians don't think he should be cut, americans do
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