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THE POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE Both Republican and Democratic presidential candidates have attacked international trade and trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) during the US presidential primary campaign. As US President Barack Obama, a proponent of international trade deals, meets with counterparts in Southeast Asia like Vietnam, a signatory to the TPP, host Carol Castiel talks with Lori Wallach, Director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, and Jim Kessler, Senior Vice President for Policy at Third Way, who spar over the pros and cons of international trade agreements and discuss to what extent they either hurt or help the US economy and American workers.
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Earls ruled out of second test
Rugby:There was mixed news on the injury front for Ireland this morning with Cian Healy and Declan Fitzpatrick expected to be available for the second test against New Zealand. Keith Earls, however, was ruled out of next weekend's match against the world champions after he sustained a pectoral muscle injury in the later stages of yesterday's 42-10 defeat at Eden Park.
Healy had to be replaced in the second half of the loss with a shoulder injury and coach Declan Kidney had said afterwards the injury was a concern. The 24-year-old, however, had improved over the last 24 hours and would be monitored during the week, along with tighthead prop Fitzpatrick, who was also injured during the match.
The debutant's injury, initially thought to be a hamstring strain, turned out to be a gluteal muscle strain. Neither of the front rowers have been ruled out of contention for selection for the second test in Christchurch next Saturday.
The tourists could have faced a crisis in their front row this week with regular tighthead Mike Ross still suffering a hamstring injury that kept him out of the first test.
Peter O'Mahony, meanwhile, has warned his team-mates they cannot afford to dwell on the mistakes they made yesterday if they are to make it a closer contest next weekend. Debutant winger Julian Savea scored a hat-trick for the All Blacks as Ireland had no answer for the pace and power of the world champions' backline.
O'Mahony, 22, making making his first international start at blindside flanker, acquitted himself well, winning two crucial turnovers as New Zealand swarmed forward, but admitted the tourists contributed to their own downfall.
"We're disappointed," O'Mahony said. "It was a different pace. The speed of the game was a lot quicker but we did ourselves no favours with the amount of turnovers we gave them. They are too good a team to be turning over ball to them that much.
"We don't have enough time to keep our heads down or beat ourselves up about everything. We have another Test Saturday and another opportunity. We go back to work. It was intense game and hugely physical throughout.
"We've got to cut down the amount of errors and look at our breakdown work. We'll have a look at it during the week and come up with a few things. They're a good side, but we'll be all right. We'll come back from it."
Jamie Heaslip also admitted costly turnovers and the All Blacks' impressive line speed were the two deciding factors in the match at Eden Park. "The goal, the thing that everyone is chasing, is quick ball," said Heaslip.
"Their forwards provided a great launching platform with quick ball. With Dan (Carter) pulling the strings, they have really good guys that can hit it up in the middle as well as really good finishers with outstanding pace. If those guys can get consistent quick ball, it puts your defensive system under pressure. It was kind of hard, it was very quick at times out there and that's hard to defend against."
Ireland started off the first Test with some exciting, running rugby of their own, but they were often repelled backward and, in turn, spilled balls that the All Blacks pounced on. "I think holding onto the ball rather than turning it over is the best way to play the game," Heaslip said.
"When we held on to it, I think, that we posed some questions and made some inroads in their defence, when we got reasonably quick ball. However, when it slowed right down, their line was set and it was hard to break it down."
New Zealand captain Richie McCaw spoke after the match about his side raising their level for next week's meeting in Christchurch and head coach Steve Hansen reflected on "a couple of tries we blew".
Heaslip added: "That is exactly why they are world champions, they set their standard like any other team. I'm sure Richie would be demanding more of their players like Brian (O'Driscoll), and the leaders of our team, would be demanding of our players in the coming week."


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Just a little bit of news on the box office for Bridesmaids. Variety has reported that it beat Thor at the box office on Monday and Tuesday. As of yesterday, the gross was over $32 million which means it has made back its production cost in the first week.
And in other Bridesmaids news, Annie Mumolo is the "it" the writer of the moment. She scored a deal with ABC yesterday to develop a show and this is on top of the pitch she and Melissa McCarthy sold to Paramount. Score one in the good gals column for once.
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The Frenchman has questioned if the 24-year-old had the determination to win a regular starting berth at the Santiago Bernabeu following the recruitment of similar playersReal Madrid assistant coach Zinedine Zidane has suggested that Mesut Ozil left the club because he lacked the "strength and will" to fight for his place in the team.
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Princeton alums Jesse Hubbard and Josh Sims have been named to the Major League Lacrosse 10th Anniversary team in a vote of fans on the league's website.
Hubbard and Sims were two of the 11 players selected to the team, which consisted of three attackmen, three midfielders, three defensemen, one goalie and one face-off specialist.
The final ballot of 40 players was chosen by a panel of league observers. MLL has had 643 players compete in its 10 year history.
Hubbard, an attackman and a 1998 Princeton grad, scored 247 goals in his eight years in MLL, and he held the league's career scoring record when he retired before Tim Goettelmann surpassed it near the end of this season. Hubbard, who spent most of his career with the New Jersey Pride before finishing up with the Los Angeles Riptide, holds the MLL record with 54 goals in a season, whiche he set in 2002.
Hubbard is Princeton's career leader with 163 goals, and his 53 goals in 1996 are the school single-season record. Princeton won the NCAA championship each of his final three years, and he was two-time first-team All-America.
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Hundreds of dolls made by American Indians have survived in public and private collections. These two Apache women in voluminous, bright cotton dresses were made in Arizona around 1900. They were passed along from Anna Kittare of San Carlos, Arizona, the original owner, until they found a permanent home in Massachusetts at the Wenham Historical Society. The dolls have cloth bodies and yarn hair.
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Now that someone mentioned it, could someone tell us about the evangelist? I'm curious and I likely won't see a copy of UC for a while.
The evangelist gives up a domain and a couple dice of channel energy and gains "sermonic performance" (a limited bardic performance) for use with the perform (oratory) skill (now a class skill). Instead of spontaneous cure/inflicts, they can spontaneously cast a slew of enchantment spells, one per level.
d20pfsrd has a description HERE
In the NPC's stat block it says to treat the katana as a bastard sword.
There's no month mentioned, but it does say that the module "takes place during the heat of summer" in one of the sections in the back. I've been running it assuming the equivalent of June/July.
Undead certainly pop up in the campaign, but they don't appear more often than anything else, and less than certain other types of enemies. If it would require significant dedication to pull off, it's probably not worth it. I'm not sure off the top of my head how you might be able to enchant undead. The witch in my campaign might like to learn though...
I would lean toward the druid as a backup healer, and more fitting for a wilderness based adventure. The wizard would be my second choice due to their ability to deal with nearly anything they can be prepared for, though I don't have any experience with summoners, so I can't really judge on that score. From a purely mechanical standpoint, you've already got a party of 6, and having your character plus multiple minions seems like it would really slow down fights.
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The party (what's left of it) will likely repair the lighthouse and travel to Eleder before being commissioned to return with some new allies and better preparation.
James Jacobs cleared this up a while back, you get one attack in the middle of your move action. It's poorly worded, but does not allow an extra attack. HERE is the link to the thread with his reply.
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If you put them together, the healing effect is "permanent", but clearly the buffs shouldn't be.
The fastest way is to pull the drop down on Column A and type "Rut" so that it selects the appropriate section of the alphabet, and then select the monster/NPC you want.
Alternately, you could view it all as a spreadsheet. The Gorilla King version is on line 508 and the Nascent Demon Lord version is on line 597.
Chopswil over at d20pfsrd has imported all the monsters/NPCs from various APs and other sources and has them online HERE. Ruthazek as Gorilla King and Nascent Demon Lord are on the list. You can also pull them up in a more readable format in Combat Manager a 3rd party initiative tracker reference utility.
The wayfinder also has an entry in the Inner Sea World Guide. The text is exactly the same as above, except for the last sentence which puts the new possible effects up for GM discretion, and reduces their frequency from "frequently" to "some". Ioun stones are listed in the Core Rulebook, p 520-1
Herken Didwyk wrote: Also out of curiosity, what skills does Perform (gesticulate) give you for Versatile Performance? I'm assuming Perform (lecture) is based on oratoryArchivist bards don't get versatile performance, so it doesn't really matter.
Also out of curiosity, what skills does Perform (gesticulate) give you for Versatile Performance? I'm assuming Perform (lecture) is based on oratory
Archivist bards don't get versatile performance, so it doesn't really matter.
Good point! Missed that part of the archetype.
I like your idea here, but I think the specifics leave a lot to be desired. How well you'll fare depends a lot on your group. If they're willing to be meat shields to protect you and your hireling throughout the adventure, you have the ability to enable them to be much more effective.
The 4 str is not something I would personally allow as a GM. Yes, it's reduced by age and being a gnome, but it still started as a 7 before that. This is in addition to a starting 7 wis as well before aging, which just seems like bad form to me. Despite your high con, it still makes you far too susceptible to one bad save taking you completely out of the game. If there's anything that adds a little strength damage to you, you're pretty much toast.
You're also too weak to really even consider wearing better armor, as a chain shirt by itself weighs 12.5 lbs for a small character, which gives you a medium load alone. If you think a 12 AC will get you far as you continue to adventure, well... good luck.
As you're exploring the jungle, what do you expect to be able to contribute? You're weak and slow, so much that you need a hireling to haul your gear along. If your hireling eats it (jungleish things like hostile natives, wild animals, poisonous plants, diseases, etc. could all easily do it), do you expect the rest of the party to become your pack beasts?
There are certainly some encounters against creatures immune to mind-affecting effects, and it wouldn't take a lot to render your character a liability. Your only option for those fights is to use bardic performance to help your allies. Since you've given up inspire courage for naturalist, what happens when you encounter a monster that you don't have the appropriate knowledge skill for (say, undead)? Your only option left is really to hide and hope for the best, which means yes, you wouldn't be pulling your weight.
Given the right party expectations the other players might be okay with this, because you will do quite well in other situations, but will it be enough to keep you alive and not resented?
Incidentally, how do you plan on dominating a dinosaur? Dominate Animal is a druid only spell, and only lasts 1 round per level.
EDIT: Also out of curiosity, what skills does Perform (gesticulate) give you for Versatile Performance? I'm assuming Perform (lecture) is based on oratory.
This is more of a issue with the data than the program, but I'm looking at the Serpent's Skull NPCs, and they have incorrect features. In particular Sasha Nevah and Aerys Mavato have cleric/serpentfolk features listed under their offense category (Sasha is a ranger and Aerys is a fighter) and Ishirou has bard features listed (he's a rogue). From what I can tell, everything else looks correct.
Thanks to both Kyle and chopswil for creating this awesome tool and assembling its data!
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Bug: In the conditions tab, clicking on the scroll down button twice adds a condition to the character in error.
Thanks for noticing this. I'll see if I can get this fixed.
Bug: In the conditions tab, clicking on the scroll down button twice adds a condition to the character in error.
I've noticed this as well, and it happens in all the places where a double click on the list item also has another effect. The other places I've seen it be an issue are
It happens when an item is selected, and the user clicks the scroll buttons rapidly enough to trigger a double-click event. Don't know if you can separate whether the double-click action occurred on the scroll bar or the list itself.
My group started last week, and the group I'm running the adventure for consists of:
Miro, the irritating halfling ranger who was sent on an errand with "Precious Cargo" just to get him away from home.
Zelijka, the half-orc, half-Mwangi druid with a "miniature" (medium sized) T.Rex companion.
Ruven, a half-elf rogue escaping from a bandit group in Varisia and hiring onto the Jenivere's crew looking for adventure.
Lint, a half-elf elemental (fire) sorcerer along for the ride from the Shackles.
"Gunner", a half-elf barbarian pirate who sheathes his swords in his shoulders while attempting to climb cliffs, because he can.
I grabbed a copy of someone's image from the SfSS GM thread which is just an outline of the island on a hex grid. It seems like it will be useful to describe where they are by the grid numbers, but they have no idea what the features of the island may be from just the outline.
Just checked the thread, the image I'm using was posted by daemonslye about halfway down the second page. The link to his map is HERE.
Hi! I'm preparing to run the Serpent's Skull campaign, and this tool looks like it will make my life a lot easier!
However, since there are several monsters early in the campaign that aren't in the bestiary, I've been trying to add them as blank monsters. Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but I can't figure out how to add natural attacks to the dastardly beasties; I only see options for adding weapon attacks.
Also, and it's not a terribly big deal, but adding a composite bow attack always assumes the bow adds the full strength bonus, when it's supposed to be limited by the specific bow's construction. It seems like this would be a pain to add an extra field for bonus, so I figure I'll just be aware and compensate, but I thought I'd mention it.
In general, though, this tool looks amazing and being able to pre-setup fights will hopefully make gaming sessions run much more smoothly and quickly. Thanks for all the hard work!
I'm getting ready to run this campaign starting some time in the new couple weeks, and was curious how people had managed the start of the campaign regarding a couple issues.
First off, one of my players is playing a druid with a T.Rex companion, and I wondered how other GMs managed to get the companions to the island after the shipwreck. It doesn't seem likely to me that the first mate would be ferrying a fairly dangerous (especially considering the circumstances) animal to the beach with the rest. I'm considering adding another room to the ship which has served as the beast's pen that they find while searching the wreck. Anyone have any other suggestions?
Secondly, one of my other players is taking the Ship's Crew trait. The flavor states that the crew of the ship is lost in the crash and only the passengers are saved, but that obviously doesn't work well. Has anyone come up with an elegant solution for this?
Rules for Juju are in the Serpent's Skull Adventure Path book City of Seven Spears (Pathfinder 39) starting on p.66. Among other things, it describes a new Juju mystery for oracles.
Hi all,
I'm working on preparing for starting up the AP Serpent's Skull game and one of my players wants to play as a native druid of the area and be a dinosaur (specifically T.Rex) shaman. Most of the archetype flavor is common to all shamans, but I wondered what suggestions people might have for the Totem Transformations and the available bonus feats that fit a T.Rex theme.
What I'm thinking so far:
Nature Bond: A dinosaur shaman who chooses an animal companion must select a dinosaur. If choosing a domain, the dinosaur shaman must choose from the Animal, Earth, Protection, and Strength domains.
Nature Bond: A dinosaur shaman who chooses an animal companion must select a dinosaur. If choosing a domain, the dinosaur shaman must choose from the Animal, Earth, Protection, and Strength domains.
She's planning on taking the T.Rex companion, so I haven't really thought about what domains would be acceptable. These are the bear's list, but they seem mostly acceptable.
Wild Empathy (Ex): A dinosaur shaman can use wild empathy with dinosaur as a full-round action with a +4 bonus.
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Totem Transformation (Su): At 2nd level, a dinosaur shaman
may adopt an aspect of the dinosaur while retaining her normal
form. She gains one of the following bonuses:
movement (+10 enhancement bonus to land speed),
senses (low-light vision, scent, +4 racial bonus to Perception),
toughness (+2 natural armor bonus to AC, Endurance feat), or
natural weapons (bite [1d6] for a Medium shaman, grab, +2 to CMB on grapple checks).
While using totem transformation, the dinosaur shaman may speak normally and can cast speak with animals (dinosaurs only) at will. Using this ability is a standard action at 2nd level, a move action at 7th level, and a swift action at 12th level. The dinosaur shaman can use this ability for a number of minutes per day equal to her druid level. These minutes do not need to be consecutive, but they must be used in 1-minute increments. This is a polymorph effect and cannot be used while the druid is using another polymorph effect, such as wild shape.
Totem Transformation (Su): At 2nd level, a dinosaur shaman
I tried to fit these to the T.Rex stats, but am very much up for suggestions.
Totemic Summons (Su): At 5th level, a dinosaur shaman may cast summon nature's ally as a standard action when summoning dinosaur, and summoned dinosaurs gain temporary hit points equal to her druid level. She can apply the young template to any dinosaur to reduce the level of the summoning spell required by one. She can also increase the level of summoning required by one in order to apply either the advanced or the giant template, or increase it by two to apply both the advanced and giant templates. This ability replaces a thousand faces.
No change needed.
Wild Shape (Su): At 6th level, a dinosaur shaman's wild shape ability functions at her druid level – 2. If she takes on the form of a dinosaur, she instead uses her druid level + 2.
Wild Shape (Su): At 6th level, a dinosaur shaman's wild shape ability functions at her druid level – 2. If she takes on the form of a dinosaur, she instead uses her druid level + 2.
Bonus Feat: At 9th level and every 4 levels thereafter, a bear shaman gains one of the following bonus feats: Diehard, Endurance, Iron Will, Improved Initiative, Improved Critical. She must meet the prerequisites for these bonus feats. This ability replaces venom immunity.
Bonus Feat: At 9th level and every 4 levels thereafter, a bear shaman gains one of the following bonus feats: Diehard, Endurance, Iron Will, Improved Initiative, Improved Critical. She must meet the prerequisites for these bonus feats. This ability replaces venom immunity.
I tweaked these to be from the list of feats that the T.Rex itself has. Again, totally up for suggestions on changes.
So any ideas, comments, and suggestions would be welcome. Thanks!
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CNSX runs the Canadian National Stock Exchange, which competes with TMX Group Inc.'s exchanges for listings, and Pure Trading, an alternative trading system aimed at speed-conscious traders.
Mr. Bandeen will be replaced by Richard Carleton, as interim CEO, while CNSX looks at permanent candidates.
Mr. Bandeen was one of the first to recognize the market for competition for the TMX, launching Pure and pitching Canada as a new frontier to US investors who had avoided Canada because of the perception the trading infrastructure was clunky.
Trained as a lawyer, Mr. Bandeen worked in investment banking for much of his career.
Mr. Bandeen has agreed to remain as a strategic advisor, CNSX said.
His replacement, Mr. Carleton, is a leading candidate to get the job permanently, CNSX said.
"Ian helped establish and grow the exchange and we owe a debt of gratitude to him for his dedication to the firm and thought leadership. We look forward to continuing to grow the CNSX and Pure Trading businesses on the foundation that Ian was instrumental in creating. The continuity that Richard brings to his new role is very important, and the Board and I wish to express our thanks to him," CNSX chairman Adam Conyers said in a statement
Mr. Conyers explained that initially Mr. Bandeen was the Chairman of the company and then accepted the role of CEO at the end of 2005 in order to help steer the company towards achieving its primary operational milestones, and then focus on an orderly transition.
"I am proud of what CNSX Markets Inc. has achieved since it was founded over a decade ago," said Mr. Bandeen. "However, I am really looking forward to returning to a more strategic role and being able to focus on a wider array of personal initiatives for a while. I am very thankful to the Board for having supported my decision."
"Today's securities marketplaces are rapidly changing and CNSX gives Canadian public companies a sound and cost-effective choice. We are also making good progress on the Pure Trading front," said Mr. Carleton. "In my new position I, along with our very talented and committed staff, will continue to work diligently to deliver more cost effective and efficient market services to Canadian investors."
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Zaragoza river aquarium. Photo courtesy of the Zaragoza Tourist Board
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This is the largest river aquarium in Europe, and its 3,400 square metres are home to freshwater species from all over the world.
The river aquarium is located in what was originally the venue for the Zaragoza 2008 International Exhibition. In its facilities you'll find aquatic animals from the five most important rivers on the planet: the Nile, the Mekong, the Amazon, the Darling Murray and the Ebro. The aim of the aquarium is to educate, investigate and disseminate by taking a journey through the natural aquatic wonders of the planet. It offers multiple educational activities particularly designed for younger children, such as dramatised visits, educational workshops, routes for schoolchildren, and the chance to spend a night or celebrate your birthday surrounded by fish. Some of the species children will learn about on their visit include sturgeons, anacondas, piranhas, otters, crocodiles and even mammals who live outside the water such as titi monkeys.
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Sat out most of 2015 to recover from wrist surgery, but appeared in the last four meets of the season…Led off the beam lineup against UC Davis (3/8) to make her season debut, earning a 9.70…Posted a season-high 9.775 to start the Bears off on beam at the NCAA Berkeley Regional (4/4)
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Appeared in every beam and floor lineup, plus seven vault and 11 bar appearances…Competed all-around in seven meets...Owns five event titles and 12 top-three finishes...Awarded Pac-12 Freshman of the Week for the first time on Feb. 18 and again on March 18...Matched her career-high 9.90 on beam at the Pac-12 Championships (3/22) and 9.85 high on floor...Won her fourth beam title of the season against UC Davis (3.14) and also won the all-around with a career-high 39.350...Claimed her first all-around title against Sac State/SJSU (2/14), also posting career-highs in three of the four events...Owns three beam titles this season - vs. UCLA (1/31), at ASU (1/24) and vs. Utah (1/17)...Set a career-high 9.90 on beam against UCLA (1/31) and made her debut in the all-around, adding a 9.825 vault debut to her repertoire...Set new season-highs on bars and floor vs Utah...First appearance in the uneven bars lineup came at Denver (1/11), where she scored a 9.525...Made her Golden Bear debut at the NorCal Meet (1/5) as one of four freshman to compete, earning a 9.70 on beam and a 9.75 on floor
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Your Top Three is a new series here at Movies.com where we choose a topic and you give us your top three picks.
If you had the chance to see the teaser trailer for How to Train Your Dragon 2 today (it has been temporarily pulled by the studio), it likely made you forget about any issues you have with 3D. Maybe you thought back to the first How to Train Your Dragon and what a memorable experience that was to see in the format. It was no surprise it tied with Avatar for the Venice Film Festival's award for Most Creative 3D Film Stereoscopic Film of the Year in 2010. DreamWorks Animation really knows what it's doing with 3D. And the sequel will be one of the few movies you'll really be wanting to pay the higher price for next summer.
While we're thinking about films that got the 3D experience right, we thought it would be fun to discuss our top three most memorable experiences with the format. I'll share mine first, followed by some responses we've gotten from Twitter and then hopefully you'll comment with your own down below.
1. Monster House – I was right beside Jeffery Katzenberg from the beginning as one of the biggest early fans of digital 3D movies, and it all began with this 2006 animated feature (which was not produced by Katzenberg's DreamWorks Animation, but rather Robert Zemeckis's ImageMovers), which wowed me with its employment of the format for depth more than spectacle. I even still have my glasses from that first experience.
2. U2 3D – Another memory tied to a first for me. This was the first 3D film to make me see that we were entering a new era for concert films by giving us a whole new reason to feel like we're actually there experiencing the show live. It didn't matter that I'm not a huge U2 fan, just as later on it didn't matter that I'm not a fan of Justin Bieber for me to enjoy the 3D experience of Never Say Never.
3. Cave of Forgotten Dreams – Werner Herzog's documentary on the paintings and geological formations of the Chauvet Caves absolutely blew my mind with what 3D cinema could do. The film not only transports us to another place we are unable to go to more virtually than any before it, but the depth of space it provides also helps us to better consider the depths of time it deals with, too.
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Anchor Bay Films has announced it has acquired theatrical and DVD distribution rights to Odd Lot Entertainment and Perfect Weekend's "The Open Road," starring Jeff Bridges, Justin Timberlake, Harry Dean Stanton, and Mary Steenburgen. "Road" was written and directed by Michael Meredith, and executive produced by Wim Wenders.
"We are honored to distribute Michael Meredith's intensely moving film, 'The Open Road,'" said Anchor Bay Entertainment President, Bill Clark, in a statement. "Not only do we believe in its powerful story, but it stars a great cast including the tremendous Jeff Bridges."
The film follows Carlton Garrett (Timberlake), who upon learning of his mother's (Steenburgen) sudden heart condition, attempts to fulfill her dying wish by bringing his estranged father (Bridges) to the hospital before the operation.
The deal was negotiated by Clark and Kevin Kasha for Anchor Bay Films and Hal Sadoff and Jessica Lacy on behalf of ICM with Brian O'Shea for Odd Lot Entertainment.


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Update on GafforGaffor continues to run the baking business he inherited from his father. He really appreciates this buisness, because, after all, it lets him provide for his family. His wife and daughter also help him bake the flatbreads. It's their family business. A year and a half ago, Gaffor took out a loan to buy flour and coal. Today, he is applying for a repeat loan for the same purpose: to buy flour and coal in bulk for baking traditional flatbreads.
Previous Loan DetailsGaffor lives in the city of Isfara. He is 48 years old, married, and has four children. Gaffor sells products he makes himself. Mainly, he bakes flatbreads for sale, which he has been doing this for three years. He is taking this loan to purchase flour and coal More from Gaffor's previous loan »
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About MDO Humo and PartnersMDO Humo and Partners is a microfinance institution in Tajikistan that aims to support vulnerable and underserved populations living in rural areas through financial and consulting services for small businesses. Kiva loans are used by groups and individual borrowers to start and grow businesses and build brighter futures for themselves, their families and their communities. This is especially important in Tajikistan, the poorest country in Central Asia, where more than two-thirds of the population lives below the poverty line.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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- Repayment Term
- 14 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 5, 2013
- Listed
- Dec 12, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Jan 17, 2015