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Tentpoles That Hopefully Are Fun, Indies That May Or May Not Be Quality, Etc.
You could see our annual three sets of anticipated film features like this: the Most Anticipated is an earnest example of the films we're truly looking forward to the most in that year, with a few caveats listed within if you read closely (i.e., we're looking forward to it, but the writing might be on the wall). Then our Escapist, Popcorn piece is more like: these are the fun, entertaining films of the year that may or may not be good. For us and our taste, it's always a bit of a toss up and history shows that we're generally on the money in terms of how we'll feel about the eventual product (not because we're biased, but because we know our own taste, blah, blah, blah). That said, we always try and remain as positive as possible. Frankly, if you're going to make super-hero films, sci-fi action films, fantasy/adventure films, etc. we want them to be good as touchstones such as "The Dark Knight," "The Lord Of The Rings," "Inception," etc., but obviously those films set the bar a little higher than what your average film from these genres generally aim for.
Anywhoo, so these are just that: the entertainment, escapist popcorn films of 2011 that we're looking forward to/tracking. Not all of them are tentpoles and you may see a few rom-coms and or even indies that we might not be 100% sure about, therefore not including them in our highly scientific "most anticipated" lists (got that?). Or as a recent reader snarked, this is a continuation of our "Every Film Released In 2011" feature. So be it, and anyway you want to look at it is fine by us. Let's get to it, but yes, obviously certain audiences have many of these films in their utmost most anticipated films and others don't.
"Captain America: The First Avenger" - Paramount - dir. Joe Johnston
Synopsis: A frail boy enlists in World War II, but isn't strong enough for the army. Aided by a special serum, he becomes a true hero, and battles Nazi villain, The Red Skull.
What You Need To Know: The fourth and final pre-"Avengers" Marvel movie, and perhaps the most iconic of their heroes, signs were a little patchy about this one, particularly with director Joe Johnston, never exactly an A-lister, coming off the execrable "The Wolfman." But the cast is the best of any Marvel movie so far. Chris Evans was probably the best choice of those up for the role, and he's joined by Hugo Weaving, Hayley Atwell, Tommy Lee Jones, Toby Jones, Stanley Tucci and Dominic Cooper. And, while a trailer won't appear until early into the year, the stills have been sort of promising, and the World War II setting could bring something fresh to the increasingly tired superhero flick. Maybe it's just that it looks better than summer competition "Thor" and "Green Lantern," simply because it's rooted in reality and there are less goofy effects, but one to file under "cautious optimism."
Release Date: July 22, 2011
"The Green Hornet" - Sony - dir. Michel Gondry
Synopsis: Newspaper publisher Britt Reid takes to the streets at night as masked vigilante the Green Hornet.
What You Need To Know: The behind-the-scenes pedigree is there, with Michel Gondry finally playing in a studio sandbox for once — on a superhero picture no less. Star Seth Rogen, who penned the script with writing buddy Evan Goldberg, seemed to understand basic action beats in "Pineapple Express" and is interested in exploring the mythos of the pulp character with a straight face, while also delving into the friendship between the hero and his chauffeur/sidekick, Kato. The departure of Stephen Chow was a blow to everyone's confidence, but it was probably a case of too many alpha males on set, and the film's been peppered with colorful faces like Tom Wilkinson, Cameron Diaz, Edward James Olmos and the great Christoph Waltz of "Inglourious Basterds," here playing another baddie. A late stage conversion to 3D and a bump to a January release seemed to forecast a misfire (plus rumors that the studio was unhappy with the picture), but early screenings for nerds have gone over well and this one might just be the whimsical comic movie we're hoping for.
Release Date: January 14, 2011
"Sucker Punch" - Warner Bros. - dir. Zack Snyder
Synopsis: A teenage girl is committed to an insane asylum by her vicious stepfather, and, along with those institutionalized with her, flees into a fantasy world to plan an escape before she's lobotomized.
What You Need To Know: Zack Snyder made a fairly promising debut with the surprisingly decent remake of "Dawn of the Dead." Since then, he's shown himself capable of framing a pretty image, but not much more: "Watchmen," "300" and "Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole" were all empty showcases of style and gore which suggested he's got a tin ear for character, plotting and music. "Sucker Punch," like "Inception," marks Warner Bros. giving the keys to the place to keep favor with the helmer, signing off on a mega-budgeted passion project that seems likely to be a culmination of everything the director's been working towards. Fans of Snyder will be thrilled. Us? Not so much. Although for the most part, the cast which includes, among others, Scott Glenn, Abbie Cornish and Jon Hamm, are better than the ones that Snyder's used to working with. Since this is the man that will eventually be directing "Superman: Man of Steel," we're hoping, at least for that film's sake, that he'll have figured out the style-versus-substance ratio already.
Release Date: March 25, 2011
"Limitless" - Relativity - dir. Neil Burger
Synopsis: A writer whose dependency on a designer "viagra for the brain" drug — which makes one more intelligent — hits a stumbling block when his stocks dwindle and dangerous side-effects affect his sanity. The writer must then venture into the drug's dark past to feed his habit all while suffering the drug's side effects of sanity splitting headaches, spontaneous blackouts and violent outbursts.
What You Need To Know: We don't know what to make of this one really. The trailer plays like a jacked up version of the "Seinfeld" episode where George stops having sex and becomes a genius pretty much overnight, except in this case it's not lack of intercourse, but a wacky drug that gives Bradley Cooper his brain powers. We admit, the premise is actually pretty cool and with Cooper, Robert De Niro and Abbie Cornish, we hope there's more than currently meets the eye. At the very least, Neil Burger has the potential to break out with this film after helming distinguished looking but unremarkable pics like "The Illusionist" and "The Lucky Ones."
Release Date: March 25, 2011
"Thor" - Paramount - dir. Kenneth Branagh
Synopsis: The youthful Norse God of Thunder is banished to Midgard for his vanity and ego, only to find himself needed to avoid an Asgardian coup by half-brother Loki.
What You Need To Know: Okay, that synopsis kinda read like Greek, didn't it? Well, not to worry, because someone in line to see "Thor" will likely be a big fan of the character and happy to explain it all. Chris Hemsworth steps into the mighty boots of the hammer-swinging hero of the mythical plane of Asgard, who is forced to survive on Earth for being a superpowered showoff. Along the way, he romances a nurse (Natalie Portman) while discovering that his father Odin (Anthony Hopkins) is being usurped by Loki, the God of Mischief (Tom Hiddleston). Super battles ensue, but director Kenneth Branagh is an inspired choice for the director's chair in that he understands the tenets of High Drama, which will be necessary since not only do these superhero movies cling to their formulas, but we know full well our hero survives, given that he will be fighting alongside 2012's "Avengers."
Release Date: May 5, 2011
"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" - Disney - dir. Rob Marshall
Synopsis: Captain Jack Sparrow chases down the Fountain of Youth.
What You Need To Know: It isn't a question of whether or not the fourth entry in the hugely successful 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise will be successful, it's if we'll enjoy it. The latest installment comes in 3D (natch) with a mix of regulars and newcomers rounding out the cast with Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, Penelope Cruz, Ian McShane, Stephen Graham, Richard Griffiths, Keith Richards, Judi Dench, Sam Clafin and Astrid Berges-Frisby all on board. Yes, Captain Jack Sparrow is a great character and pretty much a hand-in-glove type role for Depp, but we just hope that the script this time is a bit more streamlined and less confusing because the last thing we want to do is yet again, sit through 2 1/2 hours of pirates splish-splashing around while we wonder what the hell is going on.
Release Date: May 25, 2011
"Green Lantern" - Warner Bros. - dir. Martin Campbell
Synopsis: Test pilot Hal Jordan encounters a crash-landed alien spacecraft, the inhabitants of which grant him a magic ring with untold powers and a membership in an intergalactic police force.
What You Need To Know: After Superman and Batman, Warner Bros. has anointed Green Lantern to be their next big hero, with a huge budget (rumored to be $200 million-ish), a big star (Ryan Reynolds) and a major director in Martin Campbell, who previously started one strong franchise ("The Mask of Zorro") and rebooted another twice ("Goldeneye," "Casino Royale"). Oh, did we mention that Campbell also brought us turgid slop like "Beyond Borders" and "Vertical Limit"? And that his strengths lie in practical effects when this science-fiction premise will rely on wall-to-wall CGI? The script we read awhile ago suggested a passable superhero picture if all the right decisions were being made, but that was before the milquetoast casting of hunky Steve Guttenberg manque Reynolds and the decision to drown the entire production on a fizzy green special effect that only strains the eyes. Oh, and Peter Sarsgaard as the least-threatening actor to ever portray a comic book villain. Maybe the co-starring cast of Blake Lively, Mark Strong and Temuera Morrison can help things along.
Release Date: June 17, 2011
"Real Steel" - Buena Vista - dir. Shawn Levy
Synopsis: A father-son team train a robot to win a mechanized boxing circuit championship after the father's fall from glory as an actual human boxer.
What You Need To Know: Basically, this is a robot boxing movie. Correction: this is an expensive robot boxing movie boasting an $80 million price tag. Call it "Rocky" for robots. This certainly has to be one of the strangest boxing movies to come down the line in a while, but we figure the father/son bond and the redemption of the family patriarch will be narrative hook we're supposed to hold on to. But let's face it, most people will be planting their asses in seats to see some shiny robots tear each other to shreds. Big dumb fun? Or just big and dumb? Hugh Jackman stars along with Evangeline Lilly, Kevin Durand, Anthony Mackie, Hope Davis and newcomer Dakota Goyo . Shawn Levy, known for his high-concept "Night at the Museum" films directs, but he's not uncomfortable in the CGI realm.
Release Date: October 7, 2011
"Dredd" - Lionsgate - dir. Pete Travis
Synopsis: In the post-apocalyptic dystopia, the lawmen act as judge, jury and executioner. The remorseless Judge Dredd is teamed with a young psychic, Rookie Anderson, to battle the dealers of a new drug, SLO-MO.
What You Need To Know: The '90s were not kind to the comic book movie, but few were quite as bad as the Sylvester Stallone- starring "Judge Dredd," which took the beloved 2000AD character and watered it down beyond recognition. But DNA Films are trying another, more faithful stab with Karl Urban as the Dirty Harry-inspired supercop (who won't remove his iconic helmet, as in the comics) and "Juno" star Olivia Thirlby as his apprentice. The main reason we're optimistic for this one (being shot "District 9"-style in South Africa by "Vantage Point" director Pete Travis) is the script, from "Sunshine" and "Never Let Me Go" writer Alex Garland. It's a taut, economical, firmly R-rated actioner with echoes of early John Carpenter and Paul Verhoeven. Of all the comic book adaptations of 2011, this might be the one we're looking forward to most. That said, Garland admitted it was a paycheck gig, not a work of passion, and who knows how much they fucked with it after he submitted it.
Release Date: December 1, 2011 (U.K.), TBD (U.S.)
"Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" - Paramount - dir. Brad Bird
Synopsis: Exact plot details are under wraps, but we know it'll see Ethan Hunt and the Impossible Mission Force, with some new recruits, take on a trio of villains.
What You Need To Know: The only reason that you can't say that the 'Mission: Impossible' franchise suffers from declining returns is that the second film is by far the worst of the trilogy. But that shouldn't be read as a defense of J.J. Abrams' third entry, which is sometimes interesting, but mostly feels like a long episode of "Alias." Abrams returns, but as a producer, while animation genius Brad Bird ("The Iron Giant," "The Incredibles") makes his live-action debut in his place. Bird's the big selling point for us, and one of the few helmers that could have interested us in this one, but it remains to be seen if he'll have the same chops in live-action. Jeremy Renner joins the cast this time out, with the idea that he may take over the franchise from Tom Cruise at some stage, but this one'll have to really be special for the series to get that kind of extension. Simon Pegg, Paula Patton, Josh Holloway, Anil Kapoor, Léa Seydoux and Michael Nyqvist co-star.
Release Date: December 16, 2011
"Red State" - TBD - dir. Kevin Smith
Synopsis: A Middle America preacher with conservative values spreads hate, and eventually murder.
What Do You Need To Know: Kevin Smith has been talking about this movie alongside "Fletch Won" and "Ranger Danger" as potential films he would tackle if he ever developed a set of balls (excuse our French, his words are usually a bit more graphic). As such, the film has happened -- a supposed ultra-low budget horror film about the corrupting nature of conservative values in small town America taken to their extremes. If done well, this should be an upsetting, disquieting film, and ideally one of the year's most powerful. Then there's the reminder that this is Kevin "Cock Joke" Smith involved, a filmmaker who hasn't grown since his debut in the early '90s. Still, the idea is so ripe that it would be really difficult to screw this up and an early teaser trailer was strikingly good. Smith has labeled us a hater on Twitter. We say, ball's in your court, prove us wrong.
Release Date: TBD, Sundance Premiere
"Warrior" - Lionsgate - dir. Gavin O'Connor
Synopsis: The youngest son (Tom Hardy) of an alcoholic former boxer (Nick Nolte) returns home, where he's trained by his father for competition in a mixed martial arts tournament.
What You Need To Know: Yet another film about the phenomenon known as Mixed Martial Arts? We know what you're thinking but underneath that exterior, this film is reportedly a hearty, family drama. We're inclined to call it a poor man's "The Fighter," but with Nick Nolte as the paternal figure and rising stars Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton as the two sons, this could end up being a strong B-grade work. Jennifer Morrison, Noah Emmerich, Kevin Dunn and Denzel Whitaker co-star and Gavin O'Connor's last effort is "Pride and Glory," which ended up being fairly familiar, but showed promise.
Release Date: September 9, 2011
"This Means War" - 20th Century Fox - dir. McG
Synopsis: Two spies and best friends wage war over one woman.
What You Need To Know: In development for nearly a decade and with a battery of writers taking a stab at the script, don't be surprised if this turns about to be an "A-Team"-sized disaster. And with McG at the helm, our hopes are certainly tempered. If we have any interest in this one, it's due to leading men Chris Pine and Tom Hardy, two easily likable, effortlessly charming stars-on-the-rise that are a pure joy to watch on screen. But Reese Witherspoon as the object of affection that leads to these two super spies fighting? Really? We may need some convincing on that one.
Release Date: TBD
"Rise of the Apes" - 20th Century Fox - dir. Rupert Wyatt
Synopsis: An origin story for the franchise that tracks the rise of super intelligent apes.
What You Need To Know: This is Fox's second attempt to bring back the ape franchise following Tim Burton's failed go of it, and they've gone with lesser known (and cheaper) talent this time around, tasking Brit director Rupert Wyatt ("The Escapist") to bring their apes to life. The likely-to-be-Oscar-nominated James Franco will step into his first tentpole in some time (one that isn't a stoner comedy or a "Spider-Man" film) and as "127 Hours" proved, he's got far more skills that anyone gives him credit for. The real question is whether or not a story about super-intelligent primates even resonates any more and we'll need to see some convincing trailers to make us feel good about this one. But if Franco can bring the palpable sense of desperation from his "127 Hours" turn here and if Wyatt keeps the action and thrills brisk, we'll gladly give in to ape goofiness. And hell, with Andy Serkis, Brian Cox, Freida Pinto and the always awesome John Lithgow, this can't go wrong. Can it?
Release Date: June 24, 2011
"Man on a Ledge" - Summit Entertainment - dir. Asger Leth
Synopsis: An ex-cop-turned-conman threatens to jump to his death from a Manhattan hotel rooftop. Unbeknownst to the police on the scene, the suicide attempt is a cover for the biggest diamond heist ever pulled.
What You Need To Know: A common theme cropping up among our 2011 lists is "will-this-finally-be-the-film-that-proves-that-Sam-Worthington-can-do-more-than-react-against-a-green-screen"? So yeah, once again, we have the same question going into this one. The picture has a pretty nifty high-concept premise and with a great cast in place to deliver, including Elizabeth Banks, Ed Harris, Jamie Bell, Anthony Mackie and Kyra Sedgwick, this has the makings of a great little potboiler. Again, the question is whether or not Sam Worthington has any presence at all outside of a CGI setting. Early word will be the determining factor, and should help Summit decide where it gets highlighted (or hidden) in their upcoming calendar.
Release Date: TBD
"Intruders" - Universal - dir. Juan Carlos Fresnadillo
Synopsis: An 11-year-old girl is forced to confront childhood demons.
What You Need To Know: The follow-up to "28 Weeks Later" for Spanish director and Danny Boyle protege Juan Carlos Fresnadillo has flown somewhat under the radar especially considering it boasts a cast featuring Clive Owen as the father of the lead girl and the likes of Euro thesps Daniel Bruhl, Kerry Fox, Pilar Lopez de Ayala and Carice van Houten. To date, little is known of the story other than the logline mentioned above, but with Fresnadillo teaming with the producers of '28 Weeks' and his fantastical tale "Intacto, it's probably something not too far outside his wheelhouse.
Release Date: TBD
"Drive Angry 3D"- Summit - dir. Patrick Lussier
Synopsis: Nicolas Cage will die for his daughter's honor after breaking out of Hell in a dope, souped-up muscle car. William Fichtner, the devil's right hand man pursues him while Amber Heard's tough, yet sensitive, country girl rides shotgun -- in 3D.
What You Need To Know: While it is not yet known whether the extra dimension is added by Nicolas Cage's craziness, "Drive Angry" tiptoes a dangerous terrain. It's grimy, fast and loose, but will it prove too base and cliched for the same audience that turned their backs on "Grindhouse" and a dozen throwaway exploitation films that followed (the except being the balletsploitation "Black Swan")? The Cage factor can still bring an audience and the reckless explosions exhibited in the trailer do whet an appetite for a special type of brain-hibernation filmmaking. We wait with bated breath for your next acting maelstrom, Mr. Cage. Plus, a little Fichtner can't hurt. Then again, it's the same guy that directed "My Bloody Valentine 3-D." Perhaps it's a matter of taste.
Release Date: February 25, 2011
"Hall Pass" - Warner Bros. - dir. Farrelly Brothers
Synopsis: Two wives allow their respective husbands one week to pursue extramarital sex without consequences.
What You Need To Know: The film pairs up Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis as two guys given every married man's dream: a consequence-free chance to nail other women. The catch is that the two guys couldn't pick up a check let alone bed a beautiful woman so it seems the possibilities for the film to be subversive, smart and sexy have been killed right off the bat. But with an excellent roster, including Jenna Fischer, Christina Applegate, J.B. Smoove, Stephen Merchant and Richard Jenkins all on aboard, we hope that we're too busy laughing to pick apart the premise.
Release Date: February 25, 2011
"Apollo 18" - Weinstein Company - dir. Gonzalo López-Gallego
Synopsis: A found-footage thriller based on the NASA mission to the moon that was canceled. The Weinstein Company says it wasn't.
What You Need To Know: Basically, it's "'Cloverfield' in Space." Let's remember that aside from some overcooked moments, Matt Reeves' picture was quite entertaining, but do we really need another film that basically tries to pull off YouTube clips as a film? We suppose with "Paranormal Activity" going the same route and making a killing, The Weinstein Company would naturally follow suit. There's a lot riding against this one, including the rushed production and goofy poster/tagline, but with lowered expectations there might actually be some decent scares here and there.
Release Date: March 4, 2011
"No Strings Attached" - Paramount - dir. Ivan Reitman
Synopsis: Two friends attempt a relationship free of emotional commitment but find themselves wanting more.
What You Need To Know: Despite nerds begging Ivan Reitman to do the next "Ghostbusters" film, he hasn't done anything worth talking about in more than a decade. That said, the trailer debuted and wasn't disastrous -- it displayed a light affair and a lovable Natalie Portman, who will hopefully offset the typically irritating Ashton Kutcher. Throw in an smorgasbord of supporting roles, including Jake Johnson, Ludacris, Cary Elwes, Kevin Kline, Greta Gerwig and Olivia Thirlby and they may, just may, have a recipe for an enjoyable romantic comedy. We're still on the fence.
Release Date: January 14, 2011
"Anonymous" - Columbia Pictures - dir. Roland Emmerich
Synopsis: An ensemble thriller following Edward de Vere (the man rumored to be the true writer of Shakespeare's works) during the succession of Queen Elizabeth I.
What You Need To Know: Emmerich's been in autopilot for most of his career, packing in as much ugly CGI and as many legit actors in unquestionably silly roles as humanly possible into a movie, though that term is debatable. We'd like to think things would be different this time, as the premise is intriguing enough and it's written by John Orloff ("A Mighty Heart"), but with a claim that the entire period setting would be CGI and a vague feeling of something akin to "The Da Vinci Code," it seems like all the cards are falling into the same unfortunate place.
Release Date: March 25, 2011
"Battle: Los Angeles" - Sony - dir. Jonathan Liebesman
Synopsis: A marine unit must survive brutal urban combat against an alien threat that descends on the titular city.
What You Need To Know: You saw the trailer, right? Now that was one impressive piece of marketing. The actual film will probably never reach the chilling heights of that trailer precisely because eventually the aliens will be revealed and the power of the unseen will be replaced by bombastics and dirty-faced but still impossibly beautiful leads Michelle Rodriguez and Aaron Eckhart, but we're holding out hope. If only because this is one of the more visceral and moving action/sci-fi trailers we've seen in some time. It feels raw, full of genuine global anxiety and it feels like there's something really at stake. This is director Jonathan Liebesman's biggest outing to date (his credits include "The Killing Room" and "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning"), and if he brings the noise, that may be enough. Still, 2011 could use what at its best may be "Call of Duty: District 9."
Release Date: March 11, 2011
"Take Me Home Tonight" - Relativity - dir. Michael Dowse
Synopsis: Recent college grad Matt, unsure of his future, seeks his dream girl at a Labor Day party in 1988.
What You Need To Know: Although this was shot way back in early 2007 and the idea of disillusion of post-college life has been done to death thanks to the mumblecore genre, this actually looks pretty amusing while fairly nostalgically typical at the same time. A throwback to the teen-comedy heyday (much like "Hot Tub Time Machine"), Michael Dowse's romp sports a decent cast (Topher Grace and the indelible Anna Faris) and a script by "That '70s Show" vets. Also, after fun, smart little Canadian indies like "It's All Gone Pete Tong" and "Fubar," this is Dowse's first shot at the Hollywood big leagues. Let's hope he didn't dumb it down too much and let's pray their view of that decade has no relation to the ill-fitted "That '80s Show."
Release Date: March 4, 2011
"Rango" - Paramount - dir. Gore Verbinski
Synopsis: A pet chameleon is stranded in the desert, and ends up as the sheriff in a spaghetti-western-like town.
What You Need To Know: The first ever fully animated film from legendary effects house Industrial Light & Magic and the first reteam of "Pirates of the Caribbean" duo Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp since that multi-billion dollar trilogy, we have literally no idea what to make of this one. It's visually stunning to be sure, and the cast, including Isla Fisher, Timothy Olyphant, Bill Nighy and Abigail Breslin, are impressive. Plus, Verbinski used an unusual working method for the film, which should prove interesting. But every trailer's sold a wildly different film, all of them pretty (almost gloriously) weird. This'll either be a total clusterfuck, or the most interesting, bugnuts crazy mainstream animation to come out in some time.
Release Date: March 4, 2011
"Columbiana" - Sony - dir. Oliver Megaton
Synopsis: A girl grows up and turns contract killer after witnessing the murder of her parents as a child.
What You Need To Know: Apparently being in "Star Trek" and "Avatar" wasn't enough to get Zoe Saldana into the spotlight, so she's enlisted in Luc Besson's troops in order to breakthrough as the next big female headliner. Besson penned this script with "Taken" and "Transporter" co-writer Robert Mark Kamen, reportedly as a response to the difficulty in mounting a sequel to "The Professional," so we probably know what to expect here. The wild card here is Oliver Megaton, who directed the third and weakest in the "Transporter" series, but remains someone we can't write off because of that awesome name. We take that back if the "n" is silent.
Release Date: September 2, 2011
"Cars 2" - Disney - dir. John Lassetter, Brad Lewis
Synopsis: Lightning McQueen and redneck friend Mater team up for a global adventure when they are mistaken for spy cars.
What You Need To Know: "Cars" is near the middle of Pixar's highest grossing films, admirable for any studio, but it's widely considered to be the weakest in their canon. That doesn't change the fact that in its year of release alone, "Cars" merchandise was responsible for billions of dollars in sales. Not millions. Billions. Fortunately, the sequel saves us from the backwoods humor of the first film by taking the action overseas, though we still have to contend with the voice of Larry the Cable Guy and the increasingly implausible existence of a world of cars that didn't pass even the most remote scrutiny in the first offering.
Release Date: June 24, 2011
"ATM" - Lionsgate - dir. David Brooks
Synopsis: Three co-workers take a late-night trip to an ATM only to find themselves in a desperate fight for survival against an unknown male.
What You Need To Know: Based on an idea and script by "Buried" writer Chris Sparling, David Brooks' ATM-set Hitchcock-ian thriller sound like it's playing with the exact same themes as the writer's preceding pic and he even disappointingly admitted to be drawing from the lot of "contained thriller ideas." However, there's an interesting cast in the mix here with Josh Peck ("The Wackness"), Brian Geragthy ("The Hurt Locker") and Alice Eve ("She's Out of My League") which may make it redeemable.
Release Date: TBD
More to come (of course), tomorrow. - Kevin Jagernauth, Oliver Lyttelton, Gabe Toro, Simon Dang, Christopher Bell, Kimber Myers, Drew Taylor, Jessica Kiang, Mark Zhuravsky, Erik McClanahan, Katie Walsh


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Measuregraph Fabric Measure Measuring Machine
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Measuregraph Fabric Measuring MachineUsed in retail fabric stores and departments This is a used Measuregraph fabric measuring machine. Even if you don't sew, you may well remember your mother or grandmother buying fabric at a store. Chances are, the people at the store used a measuring device like this. They run the fabric through it and measure off the appropriate yardage. My husband got this at a Zayre's store when it was going out of business. Apparently the last Zayre store closed in 1989 so we've owned this since the 80's. The measuring face is in great condition. The paint is scraped up a bit. I've tried to use a picture that shows this. T's a RESET button at the back of the unit. It's heavy--it's over 12 pounds. T is a pricing/measurement chart in the machine. Chart number F10 is inserted. The chart starts with $.25 per yard. I don't know the age of this or if t's a model number for it. T's not much information on the device itself. This appears to be a pretty simple device so I would guess it works. I don't actually know that, however. Given that, I am selling this AS IS. Please--if you have a question about this, just ask. If you know much about these, you probably know what you want me to look for. This is a pretty interesting item--it's an unusual collectible or you can plan on using it. It might be great for someone who is selling fabric. Payment Terms: I accept and prefer I also accept personal checks (item will be shipped immediately after check has cleared) and money orders. Shipping Terms: I try to ship within two days of receipt of payment. I will ship this anyw in the world after I receive your payment. Buyer is responsible for any customs or duty fees. Refunds and Returns: I am selling this measuring device AS-IS. If you're unhappy with your item and feel that I have described it incorrectly, please contact me. If the item is still in its original condiition and you contact me within 3 days of receiving it, I will refund the full amount of your winning bid and shipping after I've received it back. (Returning buyer pays for shipping back to me.)

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Well, for one, Scott didn't start out his column by naming Lee's neighborhood–Errol Scott did that. Lee goes on to say that just because he no longer lives in Brooklyn that doesn't mean he can't critique the gentrification of his childhood borough:
Mr. Scott, what you fail to understand is that I can live on The Moon and what I said is still TRUE. No matter where I choose to live that has nothing to do with it. I will always carry Brooklyn in my Blood, Heart and Soul. Did anyone call Jay-Z a Hypocrite when he helped with bringing The Nets from New Jersey to The Barclays Center in Brooklyn at the Corner of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenue? Hey Buddy, Jay-Z had been long, long gone from The Marcy Projects and Brooklyn a long, long, long time ago and more Power to my BK ALL DAY Brother. Should Jay-Z no longer mention Brooklyn in his Songs because he no longer resides there? You already know the answer to that one, Sir.
Yes, I know. Where did that come from? I'm still trying to figure that out myself.
Scott, on the other hand, actually tries to explain Lee's Black History Month rant in language that his Times readership would understand :
Every city is simultaneously a seedbed of novelty and a hothouse of nostalgia, and modern New York presents a daily dialectic of progress and loss. As Colson Whitehead notes in "The Colossus of New York," you become a New Yorker — or perhaps a true resident of any place, whether you were born there or not — when you register the disappearance of a familiar spot. "You swallow hard when you discover that the old coffee shop is now a chain pharmacy, that the place where you first kissed so-and-so is now a discount electronics retailer, that where you bought this very jacket is now rubble behind a blue plywood fence and a future office building. Damage has been done to your city." But this subjective landscape of memory and desire is built on an infrastructure of social and economic reality, on the concrete facts of race and class that Mr. Lee insisted on pointing out.
New Yorkers, like most Americans — white, upper-middle-class Americans in particular — prefer to address such matters through an elaborate lexicon of euphemism and code, speaking of "good schools," "sketchy" blocks and "improvements" in the retail and culinary amenities. National politics has a tendency to revert, in the age of Obama, to the shadow language of white supremacy, with its rhetoric of laziness, dependency and cultural pathology. The word "class" is uttered sanctimoniously when preceded by "middle" and scoldingly when followed by "war" but is more often swallowed up in numbers and abstractions. We'd much rather talk about the 1 percent or the 47 percent, inequality or envy, diversity or opportunity than about labor, wealth and power.
Based on the paragraphs above, it seems like Scott is actually trying to give a less abrasive perspective of what Lee was saying back in February.
Lee was pretty much on point when he made his remarks and many people emotionally connected with his words–including me, on some level. But his response column makes little sense and was certainly not the right thing to put into print.


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Daisy Cardiel has been with the U.S. Department of State, Office of Children's Issues since July 2008. As a citizens services specialist, Daisy is the Department's primary point of contact on matters involving international parental child abduction in Brazil, Panama, and Venezuela, a position that has increasingly become very high profile, involving a significant amount of interagency and Congressional coordination. Daisy is responsible in providing guidance and information to the public who inquire about parental child abduction. She works closely with Brazilian, Panamanian, and Venezuelan Government officials in reaching a resolution on reported abduction cases under the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Parental Child Abduction. Daisy previously served as a passport specialist in Los Angeles and in Washington, D.C.
The Department hired Daisy in December 2005 under the Outstanding Scholar Program. She holds an M.A. in international communication from the School of International Service at American University, Washington, D.C. and a B.A. in communication from Concordia University in Irvine, California. Daisy was born and raised in Los Angeles, California and her parents are from Zacatecas, Mexico. She is extremely proud to be of Mexican-American descent and will be representing the U.S. Department of State as a participant of the Hometown Diplomat Program were she will be speaking to her hometown high school and undergraduate university about the State Department and the various opportunities the Federal Government offers today's youth.
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We were lying in bed, and he was reading to me. I realized I wanted sex. He went to do something on the computer. I spread the soft blanket on the living room floor and got two condoms and some lube. I held them up in the air to show him, as he looked up from the computer. I thought I was bored, I said. Then I realized I was something else.
We took off all our clothes, and we stood face to face. I moved his hands to my breasts. He held them and brushed my nipples with his fingertips.
I reached down to his cock and played with it, then lightly held his balls, then grabbed his cock again, alternating between the two, and finally settling on his cock. I put spit in my hand and jacked him off--he was fully erect now. His eyes were closed. He enjoyed it.
Then I got down on all fours for him to fuck me from behind. I put a little pillow under my chest and another under my head. My business end stuck up into the air. He was behind me, getting on the condom, and thrust into me.
His fuck was so sweet. We were very close physically. His legs were right up against my legs. The fucking was deep. He rammed it into me. I muttered a pleased sound. He muttered back. He would go slow, taking his cock almost all the way out, to push it all the way in again. He would fuck quickly, hitting a deep place inside me over and over again.
We made small sounds to one another. I was perfectly comfortable, with my pillows just so, propped up on my elbows. Sometimes I just relaxed and let him do it to me. Other times I was alert and pushed back. Sometimes I pushed back hard, and I was the one doing the fucking, eager and insistent.
I imagined him pulling out to come on my back. This is one of the things I most like to imagine, lately. The idea must have been put there by porn, but I don't care where it came from. I want to feel his cum hot on my back. I want to imagine seeing it third person as it happens to me.
Come in me, I told him. In just a few seconds, he was thrusting jaggedly as he came inside me, moaning quietly, and I felt somehow proud or justified.
(It had been a long time since he had come inside of me. We think it's safer if he comes other ways. Usually we fuck and then he'll come jacking off, or with me jacking him off.)
Then I lay on my back. He touched my nipples as I rubbed my clit and imagined him coming on my back some more, as I remembered the moment when he actually did come, imagined him doing it more aggressively and harsh, imagined it over and over again until I heard myself whimper in a way that sounded like fear, and the hot waves were crashing throughout my body. He held me, and I was happy.


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Some of Greenberg's argument is familiar. The decision by the New York Federal Reserve to pay 100 cents on the dollar to Goldman Sachs (GS - Get Report) and 15 other financial companies that had credit default swaps agreements with AIG has already been subjected to considerable scrutiny. Which is not to say it doesn't deserve more scrutiny, but Greenberg makes other valid points that have gotten less attention in the post-crisis analysis we have seen to date. One of those points has to do with Ed Liddy, a former Allstate Corp. (ALL) CEO who then-Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson appointed to run AIG immediately after firing Robert Willumstad, according to various accounts, including Greenberg's book, Paulson's book, On The Brink: Inside the Race to Stop the Collapse of the Global Financial System, and Andrew Ross Sorkin's Too Big To Fail. (None of these accounts, incidentally, square with AIG's 8-K filing, but that is a subject for a separate article.) As Greenberg points out, Liddy was still on the board of Goldman Sachs at the time he signed off on a bailout that would lead to the transfer of the $63 billion in assets out of AIG and into Goldman and the other banks. He resigned from Goldman's board five days later, on Sept. 23 according to a Sept. 26 filing by the investment bank. Liddy's resignation came "in light of his new role as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of American International Group, Inc.," the filing states.
Running a company that is in a multibillion dollar dispute with another one on whose board you sit is a big conflict. Even putting that problem aside, however, Liddy was a surprising choice among AIG insiders at the time of his appointment, according to Sorkin's Too Big To Fail. Willumstad couldn't even recall who Liddy was when Paulson informed him of his selection, and at least two AIG board members were quite surprised by the choice, according to the book. One of those board members, insurance industry executive James Orr , announced that -- forget about the short list -- Liddy "wouldn't have been on the long list," of potential candidates to replace Willumstad if the board had been left to come up with its own CEO. But to former Goldman chief Paulson and top advisor Ken Wilson -- also from Goldman -- Liddy was the perfect person to run AIG. "He was the Goldman board member to whom everyone turned for advice whenever they discussed whether the firm should acquire it," Sorkin wrote.
The Liddy conflict isn't Greenberg's main complaint, though it is important, and it hasn't received much attention in other accounts of the AIG bailout. Liddy didn't return a call to Clayton Dubilier & Rice, where he is a partner. The larger question is whether the government truly forced AIG to accept such tough terms. In a recent telephone interview with TheStreet, Greenberg certainly made it sound that way. "Paulson, then Secretary of the Treasury, calls up Bob Willumstad who was then CEO of AIG," Greenberg asserts. "He said 'You're only going to get one deal from us. Now take it or leave it. And incidentally, you're fired.' The first question you have to ask yourself is since when does the Secretary of the Treasury call the CEO of a public insurance company and fire him? I've never heard of that. He doesn't have that authority. So he fires him and says 'Now you sign that [bailout] agreement.'
[Willumstad] said 'No, you just fired me I'm not going to sign the agreement.' So he sends in his successor which is Ed Liddy, who is on the board of Goldman Sachs, and Ed Liddy while on the board of Goldman Sachs signs this agreement, then resigns from the Goldman board three days later retroactively. I've never heard of anything like that. How do you resign from a board retroactively, after taking action that's going to benefit Goldman Sachs?" If it were true, this version of events would certainly be troubling. Greenberg says he got most of this information from Willumstad, a call to whom was not returned.


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Rocklin's rookie robotics team, Tech Tofu, participated in the First Lego League's) Capital Championships Feb. 9 at Inderkum High School in Sacramento and won two awards – FLL's Innovative Solution Award and Kid's Choice Award for Coolest Project.
"Since it was our first year, we made a lot of mistakes," said team member Haagen Woodford. "I am so thankful though that we were recognized by both the judges and other teams for our hard work."
First Lego League is an international program created by FIRST and LEGO, designed to get children interested in and excited about science, technology and engineering. Every year, FIRST releases a new challenge that engages teams in hands-on robotics design and scientific research. The theme for the challenge is different each year, allowing teams to learn about a variety of subjects, according to www.championship.norcalfll.org.
Teams are judged in three main areas – Robot Game, Core Values and Project. For the Robot Game, teams build and program an autonomous robot using LEGO Mindstorms technology to score points in a two-and-a-half-minute match played on a themed playing field. They are also judged on their robot design. For Core Values, the teams are judged on teamwork and how well they demonstrate FLL values like gracious professionalism and "coopertition" (cooperation and competition). For the project, teams develop an innovative solution to a problem that today's scientists and engineers are trying to solve, and share their findings.
For this year's "Senior Solutions" project challenge, the teams had to interview a senior and create an innovative solution to a problem faced by their senior partner.
Tech Tofu came up with the idea of concealing a fall-detection device in a robotic therapeutic pet to both overcome their senior's resistance to the device and to provide a companion for her. They call him H.E.N.R.Y. (Helpful Emergency Needs Robot for You) to honor their senior partner, 98-year-old Pauline Foote, who enjoyed calling the lizards in her backyard Henry.
"It was fun programming, building the robot and attachment, and doing the project, but the most interesting part for us was learning so much from other teams," said team member Shaurya Grover.
Tech Tofu comprises Nathaniel Daniel and Haagen Woodford from Rocklin Academy; Shaurya Grover of Granite Oaks Middle School; Charley Holmes of Western Sierra Collegiate Academy; Ronak Brar of Valley View Elementary School; and Davin Nguyen of Rocklin Elementary School.
H.E.N.R.Y was a hit at the championships, winning both FLL's Innovative Solution Award & Kids' Choice Award for Coolest Project.
"Our team gave it all they had," said project coach Brandt Woodford. "They won first place in the Innovative Solution category for their team's project, as well as Kids' Choice award from their peers for that project. We are all happy with the whole experience."
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Aero is a Czechoslovakian based company that, when founded in 1925, mainly produced airplanes. After a decline in sales, they began producing cars from 1928-1947; introducing their first car, the Aero 10, in 1929. The Type 10 was a low-priced car that the factory workers could build yet also drive themselves.
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MOUNT VERNON, IA (10/06/2011)(readMedia)-- This year's class of new students at Cornell College is among the most geographically and ethnically diverse in the history of Cornell, with students from 42 states and 10 countries and 25 percent domestic students of color. They are academic achievers, with 14 valedictorians, six salutatorians and 57 students who held a 4.0 or better GPA, and they are involved in co-curricular activities, as well. Sixteen percent were class or organization presidents, 15 percent were captains of a sport, 32 percent were varsity athletes, 34 percent were musicians, and 19 percent were involved in theatre.
With a total enrollment of 1,197 students, Cornell College set a record for the second year in a row.
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"Cornell received 3,600 applications for admission this past year," said Jonathan Stroud, vice president for enrollment. "This volume of interest enables the college to make offers of admission based upon a careful assessment of the academic and personal fit of a student with the level of academic challenge and quality of community here at Cornell. We are excited about the talents and interests of our incoming class. They have already demonstrated an extraordinary capacity for and commitment to learning, intellectual curiosity, a taste for adventure and exploration, and a desire to make a difference in their communities and beyond."
Featured in Colleges That Change Lives, Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, is a national liberal arts college with a distinctive One Course At A Time (OCAAT), or block, academic calendar. The OCAAT provides students with intellectual immersion, academic focus, and unique freedom to shed the confines of the traditional classroom to study off-campus, pursue research, or accept an internship-all without missing out on other classes. Cornell's excellent faculty, majors and pre-professional programs, and engaging residential life all combine to offer numerous extraordinary opportunities in the classroom, on campus, and around the world. Founded in 1853, the college's entire hilltop campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
"We're pleased to welcome some of the best students from Iowa, 41 other states and around the world this fall," said Cornell President Jonathan Brand. "Cornell's academic rigor, creative teaching and flexible One Course At A Time calendar help ensure that we draw students to campus, once again, in record numbers. This puts us in an excellent position as we continue to work to strengthen Cornell further and increase enrollment."
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NEW YORK — Eat. Drink. Bid. That was what arts organization Independent Curators International encouraged guests to do by posting those three words in the program and on the walls at its 2012 fall benefit and auction at New York's Prince George Ballroom. And that they did, eating mini burgers and dumplings, drinking libations poured peculiarly from a small keg strapped on to a server's back, and bidding on works by such artists as Olaf Breuning, Ellsworth Kelly, and Laurel Nakadate.
Model Karlie Kloss, artists Rashid Johnson and Marina Abramovic, and curator Neville Wakefield were among the personalities on hand to honor Nav Haq, curator of MuHKA, Antwerp; and Jay Sanders, curator and curator of the performing arts at the Whitney Museum of American Art, with the Independent Vision Curatorial Award. Philanthropist and entrepreneur Dasha Zhukova received the 2012 Leo Award for her innovative work founding Garage Center for Contemporary Culture in Moscow.
"Spreading art to the Russian public has not been met without resistance — but through education programs, exhibitions, and our kids workshops we've been able to engage an audience from 8 to 80, and I think that the success of these initiatives is deeply rooted in the ability of our staff to tap into the global curatorial dialogue," said Zhukova in her acceptance speech.
Curator and Serpentine Gallery director Hans Ulrich Obrist, who presented Haq and Sanders with their awards, spoke to ARTINFO about the two honorees. "What they both have in common — Jay and Nav — is that they work very closely with artists and I think that's the most important thing about curating," he said.
Obrist mentioned that he had visited the hurricane-ravaged Rockaways with PS1 MoMA director and MoMA curator at large Klaus Biesenbach earlier that day. "It's really devastating," said Obrist. "It's much more extreme than what we see in the newspapers."
Sanders discussed the importance of ICI with ARTINFO. "I grew up in Oregon, in Portland in the early '90s, and I see these world-class, sophisticated exhibitions of new art and new ideas, and I wouldn't have had the perspective to know this — but they were ICI shows that were touring," he said. "It's a way for really interesting art, and ideas, and critical discourse to permeate and disseminate — and it's invaluable."
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What is a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)?
By: Kae Te |
Women's Health
Every year, visits to doctors' offices rack up nearly a billion dollars in the diagnosis & treatment of urinary tract infections in the roughly 7 million offices visits for a condition that can be often diagnosed from a phone call. TreatMyUTI.com makes that process a little easier by having the assessment tools available online & can initiate a treatment plan directly to the patient from the comfo
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Symptoms of a Urinary Tract Infection
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If you have never had a bladder or kidney infection, you probably won't miss the fact that you are having one. There are very classic symptoms of a bladder or kidney infection that cannot be ignored and that tell you that something just isn't right. The symptoms can begin mildly, however, and, if not treated, the symptoms only get worse and are more prevalent.
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Urinary Tract Infection Natural Cure
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Women's Health
A urinary tract infection natural cure can be a better option than using antibiotics. Indeed, most people prefer to take the natural option if given a choice as this can be better for the body as a whole than using harsh antibiotics or even over the counter treatments. Although for some conditions, taking doctor-prescribed medicine is undoubtedly the best option, in the case of UTI's, this is unlikely.
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Natural Urinary Tract Infection Cure
By: Rebecca Hopkinson |
Women's Health
Using a natural urinary tract infection cure can often be the best way to deal with these types of conditions. Indeed, they are often the only way of guaranteeing effective treatment. When faced with one of these very painful infections, many women will turn to antibiotics and there is no doubt that they do have an effect on UTI's. The main problem though with using these and over the counter remedies is that they focus only on the symptoms and do not address the root cause of the condition.
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Treatments for Urinary Tract Infection
By: Brad Ray |
Health & Fitness
Urinary tract infections are caused due to the infestation of bacteria, fungi or parasites in the urinary tract region and can cause the person a great deal of discomfort. In this article, we enlist the treatments for urinary tract infection.
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Get Rid of a UTI - 5 Tips to Cure Urinary Tract Infection
By: Joe Barton |
Diseases and Conditions
Are you wondering about the simplest and most effective way to get rid of UTI? You may be surprised that taking antibiotics is one of the worst ways you can treat this infection. For some people, antibiotics will NOT do the trick.
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Information About Treatments Of Alternative Urinary Tract Infection
By: Rebecca Hopkinson |
Diseases and Conditions
In comparison with a conventional treatment, the result of using an alternative urinary tract infection treatment is easily seen. Antibiotics, which are mainly a single track treatment, is only able to treat the symptoms by eliminating antibiotics. Meanwhile, natural alternative treatments concentrate on dealing with the whole body, getting rid of the causes and symptoms, and preventing the d
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Can cranberries prevent urinary tract infections?
By: Jomey |
Health & Fitness
Cranberries are one of only three fruits native to North America. They grow in the wild on long-running vines in sandy bogs and marshes. The berry is initially white but turns to a scarlet color in July and August. Native Americans first saw the benefits of cranberries. They mixed mashed cranberries with deer meat to make a survival food called pemmicana. Cranberries were also believed to have med
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Home Remedies for Urinary Tract Infection - Treat This Bladder Problem Naturally
By: Jhon Napier |
Alternative Medicine
In this condition a person may need or feels to urinate after very short time of urination. Also, the urine might be cloudy due to urinary tract infection.
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Urinary Infection Symptoms And Effective Cure For Urinary Tract Infection
By: dr. sarkozy mikal |
Health & Fitness
A child is careful to have urinary tract infection (UTI) when the urine of the child grows bacteria during a microbiological test and the amount is considerably high (more than one lakh per ml).
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Urinary Tract Infection Pain Relief - How to Get Rid of a UTI Naturally
By: Michelle Jacobs |
Women's Issues
You are looking for some urinary tract infection pain relief so you can get your life back to normal. You are tired of feeling sick and you want some help. You want to bounce back and you want to be in control of your life again. You need a way to treat your UTI naturally and fast.
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Natural Treatments For Urinary Tract Infections
By: Kathy Burns-Millyard |
Alternative Medicine
Urinary tract infections, or UTIs, tend to be the most common in pregnant women in postmenopausal women as well, though it's not quite clear why. Harsh chemicals and medications are not always needed to treat these infections though, because there are actually many natural and herbal remedies which can be used for treatments of this problem.
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Urinary Tract Infections in American Bulldog
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With essential information about Urinary Tract Infection in dogs, this page will help you detect, diagnose, and treat your dog's Urinary Tract Infection. With references to other bladder disorders as well, this helpful page contains tips on how to handle a canine Urinary Tract Infection and other bladder problems, such as bladder stones properly.
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Interstitial Cystitis Or Urinary Tract Infection?
By: Charlotte Simms |
Health & Fitness
While several folks experience pain in the abdomen, it can be difficult to define the difference between a bladder infection and interstitial cystitis. Even doctors sometimes tag the pain as a bladder infection and the real ailment remains untreated. I hope to provide you an accessible and clear way to understand the difference between these two unfortunate phenomenons.
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Tips to Improves urinary flow and Home Remedies for Urinary Tract Infection
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Your urinary tract system has many important functions, including flushing out and filtering toxins. The normal urinary output for most adults is around six cups a day, assuming you are getting the adequate eight glasses of water a day. There can be many reasons for decreased urinary flow, but increasing it can be easy and done by taking a few simple steps.
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I brought a lovely breeding pair of convicts, fully grown, not to old as there is no hump on the male, very attatched to each other...
i have a 40 gallon tank, 2 convicts, 5 tetras
Will be upgrading the tank in the new year.
my main reason for posting is, everytime i go near the tank, the convicts fly around and hide. its very irritating, even when i feed them the female only nips out for a minute or two and hides again. but when im not near the tank, they swim around happily.
will this behaviour continue??
ok so i answered to ur other post but for this ill answer again. if you add more decorations in your tank they will feel more secure, not necessarily decorations but hiding areas, clay pots, rocks, plants, etc.
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Amp up the fun with the Mix Position New Year's Eve live music guide
(The rock band Butter will play at downtown Hampton's New Year's Eve bash. Photo courtesy of Virginia Air & Space Center)
Here's the jackpot question a day in advance: What will you be listening to New Year's Eve?
Your live music options aren't as numerous as in previous years, but variety isn't lacking. Here are some highlights.
Michael Clark Band at J.M. Randalls, Williamsburg, Friday, Dec. 31.
Blues and jazzy funk mix and mingle in the music of this group, which features vocalist Tracy Clark -- wife of the band leader -- as well as The Mighty MC Horns.
"There are basically two schools of heavy R&B, the Memphis and Motown," Michael Clark told me last year. "I was probably more Memphis than Motown. I liked the Motown stuff, but the Memphis stuff, the Stax Records stuff, had more funk to it."
The J.M. Randalls New Year's Eve party is a two-tier affair. You can buy into the full package including dinner for two, party favors and a champagne toast for $99 or you can pay $15 to see the band and patronize the bar as you wish. Call 259-0406 to make reservations.
Fantastic Planet New Year's Eve Party, The NorVa, Norfolk, Friday, Dec. 31.
I'm stretching the definition of live music a bit to include The NorVa's bash, but only a bit. The Fantastic Planet event will reportedly include music from Chad Hugo of N.E.R.D fame as well as DJ Doddie, Hip Hop Dan, DJ LRDMRCY and others. Expect modern dance music that's bouncing on the cutting edge. Admission is $19. The fun starts at 10 p.m.
Butter at downtown Hampton New Year's Eve Bash, Queens Way, Hampton, Friday, Dec. 31.
Here's a wintertime version of block party that typically draws big crowds to the downtown district over the summer months. Virginia Beach's Butter is a veteran rock band capable of blasting radio hits as well as its own original tunes. Local music enthusiast Alfredo Torres has called Butter "the area's best cover band." Also, the group was named best local band by readers of Hampton Roads Magazine in 2008.
The party is free and runs 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Carbon Jam at Town Square, Peninsula Town Center, Hampton 6-8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 31.
Members of Virginia Beach-based Carbon Jam are teenagers, but they play classic rock and blues with the authority of musicians beyond their years. The band formed in 2008 after Alpha Music's Steve Archer connected the musicians through the Norfolk Academy School of Rock. These days, they're impressing crowds with their energy and musicianship. Singer Haley Bauser can pull off a convincing Janis Joplin imitation and guitarist Ben Laderberg has a hot touch with a Stratocaster.
Their free New Year's Eve show at Peninsula Town Center will end with a fireworks display. Street performers will also be wandering Town Square providing family entertainment from 6-8 p.m.
Visit the shopping center's website for more information.
Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet at the American Theatre, Hampton, 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 31.
One of the planet's best Cajun dance bands is returning to Hampton for yet another rollicking New Year's Eve. This show is substantially sold out, so you may be out of luck if you haven't already scored your tickets.
"Back in 1975 when the world had hardly heard of Cajun food, let alone Cajun music, an enterprising master fiddler named Michael Doucet and his brother David founded a band that would 'take the rich Cajun traditions of South Louisiana and artfully blend elements of zydeco, New Orleans jazz, Tex-Mex, country, blues (and a little more) into a satisfying musical recipe!' Well, that is exactly what they did (and continue to do)," a press release from the American Theatre.
Tickets, if they are still available, are $40 and include admission to a post-concert party. Call 757-722-2787 or visit www.hamptonarts.net.


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Plan for a Trip to Cuenca in Ecuador
By: Gracy Martin |
Travel & Leisure
If you are planning to visit Ecuador in your up-coming holiday destination, then do not forget spending some time in Cuenca.
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Ecuador Travel can be breathtakingly beautiful
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Ecuador lies in north best South America and has a coastline with the Pacific Ocean. It lies on the Equator between Colombia and Peru. It has the world's highest active volcano – Cotopaxi. In fact, many of its cities and sites are listed as UNESCO world heritage sites and one of the most famous is the Galapagos Islands and the city of Cuenca. Galapagos Islands are located in one of the Ecuador
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Cuenca is Famous because of its Cathedral
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Vacation Rentals
Cuenca is a famous province in Spain with Cuenca city as its capital. The province is blessed with panoramic landscapes, scenery, rivers, natural wildlife and modern cities.
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Volunteer in Ecuador
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Travel Tips
Volunteer Capital Centre (VCC) provides quality and affordable volunteer abroad work programs and opportunities in Latin America, Ecuador.
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Huaorani of Ecuador
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The concept of culture is very important in determining the behaviors of communities. This is because from a general perspective, culture is the way of living of a community. Scholars have defined culture as a collective and learned figurative system of policies, values, morals, viewpoints and thoughts that shape and influence perspicacity and conducts of individuals. The ways through which a particular culture makes a live have diversified effects on other aspects of culture in the community.
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Honeymoon In Ecuador
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Ecuador could be an interesting destination for the honeymooners.
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Surfing In Ecuador
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Ecuador offers amazing options for surfing.
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What To Do In Ecuador
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Ecuador provides to your attention lots of things to do.
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Whale Watching In Ecuador
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Ecuador offers wonderful opportunity for whale watching.
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Ecuador: Home of Roses
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You will not find any places as natural diversity as Ecuador. Ecuador is well – known as the home to planet's most beautiful roses. In fact, the cultivation of flowers for export is always the major industry in mountainous Andes area.
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Top 5 Ecuador Tourist Attractions
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A quick overview of the Top 5 Ecuador Tourist Attractions made by professional tourist guides in Ecuador. We create custom tours for you to enjoy as you like.
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Discover the historical attractions that make Ecuador an exciting land of discovery for natural and history enthusiasts alike.
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Ten Reasons To Go To Ecuador
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There are lots of reasons to go to this amazing country but here are the most preferred once.
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Ecuador: Amazon to the Central Andes
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Ecuador is a small country that offers so much − diverse landscapes, climates, and cultures: from snowcaps to rainforests and beaches; from sea level to over 21,000 feet altitude; sophisticated cultures that date back 5,000 B.C. to indigenous groups that keep their traditions alive. This adventure takes you to the most outstanding and seldom visited sites of Ecuador, considered a microcosm of all South America in one easy-to-visit country.
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Travel Tips For Quito, Ecuador
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The Capital of Ecuador and one of the country's best traveling nodes, Quito is a great place to visit and enjoy. Once you arrive you can make Quito your home base for journeys across the Ecuador from Galapagos to the deep of the jungle.
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Gulf Air and Standard Chartered Bank conclude new credit arrangement
Gulf Air and Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) have finalized the terms for the provision of a three-year syndicated term loan facility of USD 75 million that will be used to finance ongoing investment and growth in the New Year. The deal will be signed in early January.
In terms of the agreement, Standard Chartered Bank, acting as the arranger and agent for the consortium of lenders, which includes seven banks, will extend credit facilities valued at USD75 million to the airline. The loan is repayable over a period of three years.
In formulating its new ten-year strategy, the airline identified a requirement for further credit facilities that will allow it to maintain the momentum of the growth and change achieved during the implementation of its three-year restructuring programme, Project Falcon.
"Despite significant challenges from fuel and competition within the region, we have made positive progress re-engineering our business," said James Hogan, Gulf Air's President and Chief Executive. "Abu Dhabi's withdrawal has necessitated a rethink of our strategy around a two-hub approach. This will require changes to our network, routes, fleet, and allocation of resources."
"This means that we have to keep investing in the core areas of our business. In some areas, consolidation and traditional style cut backs will be necessary, but in principle we are confident that we can build on what we have achieved to date and this will require a bold, progressive strategy underscored by significant investment."
In 2006, Gulf Air's investment will be most visible in the airline's state-of-the-art simulator centre, which will be opened in the first quarter of the year. The airline has also signed an agreement for the provision and installation of new First and Business Class seats in its Airbus A340 aircraft and the simultaneous refurbishment of the aircraft interiors to match the standards of the award-winning A330 fleet. Gulf Air will also install new in-flight entertainment systems during the year.
"Gulf Air's Project Falcon initiatives have been instrumental in re-establishing the airline on the world stage as a leading service brand and unique regional airline," said John Iossifidis Regional Head, Client Relationships, Wholesale Banking at SCB. "We are delighted to be working with Gulf Air again and look forward to supporting their strategy for the future."
"Standard Chartered Bank works in partnership with several leading multi-national companies in the Middle East and has a growing portfolio of structured trade finance facilities, which demonstrate the success of our commitment to bringing our global expertise and range of products to our customers in this region," said Aleem Khan, Managing Director, Structured Trade Finance, Middle East and South Asia.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgia Tech has fired defensive coordinator Al Groh.
Head coach Paul Johnson announced the move Monday, two days after the Yellow Jackets (2-4, 1-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) lost 47-31 to Clemson. The previous week, Georgia Tech gave up 49 points in an embarrassing loss to Middle Tennessee.
Groh, a former head coach at Virginia and for the NFL's New York Jets, was in his third season running Georgia Tech's defense. Secondary coach Charles Kelly will take over as the interim coordinator, and Johnson is shaking up the rest of his defensive staff as well.
The Yellow Jackets are off this week.
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Trinity is a small private school located in the heart of an urban environment. Surrounded by city blocks, Trinity strives to be a place of community, where students, faculty, and staff can work together to grow academically and personally. Our dedicated faculty and staff are committed to the growth of our students. Through campus living, students will gain an additional space in which to learn and grow both intellectually and in their personal lives. Through community living, students will gain a greater appreciation for the ways in which their academic experience impacts their everyday lives.
Research shows that students who live on campus during their college years are more likely to be involved on campus and will therefore be more likely to graduate. While all students are welcome and encouraged to live in the Trinity Apartments, students who are under 21 years of age (as of the first day of the semester), and are not living with family within 25 miles of campus are required to live in the Trinity Apartments.
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In Our Hands
|Release Date: June 12, 1983
|Running Time: 90 mins.
|Genre: Documentary
Helen Caldicott
Benjamin Spock
William Sloan Coffin
Randall Forsburg
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Summary:A chronicle focusing in on the largest peace demonstration in the history of the world, which took place on June 12, 1982. One million people were in New York on what's been described as a magical day, speaking in one voice to "stop the nuclear arms race." There were forty-three volunteer camera teams to shoot the large-scale event; even the cops were on the side of the demonstrators.