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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has warned of security vulnerabilities in its implementation of Kerberos that...
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has warned of security vulnerabilities in its implementation of Kerberos that could allow attackers free access to protected systems. Users of MIT Kerberos 5 are urged to apply patches immediately.
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Kerberos was invented by MIT and is used by many large businesses as a way of keeping their networks secure. It uses strong encryption to verify the identity of any machine using a networked resource.
The bugs include double-free vulnerabilities in MIT Kerberos 5's Key Distribution Center (KDC), which authenticates users, compromising the entire authentication realm served by the KDC.
The same type of vulnerability is also in several libraries, affecting client programs and application servers.
A bug in Kerberos 5's ASN.1 decoder library could allow an attacker to mount a denial of service attack on a KDC by sending the decoder into an infinite loop.
MIT's advisories on the bugs contain instructions on patching. Kerberos 5 version 1.3.5 will also fix the bugs when it is released, according to MIT.
The most serious of the flaws are the double-free vulnerabilities, where a component attempts to free a buffer that has already been freed; this error can be exploited to execute malicious code and take control of a system, researchers said.
These bugs were found in Kerberos 5's KDC cleanup code and several client libraries, allowing unauthenticated users to compromise a system, according to an advisory from Danish security firm Secunia. A double-free bug in krb524d may also allow the execution of malicious code, Secunia said.
Other double-free errors in the "krb5_rd_cred()" function can only be exploited by authenticated users, via services such as krshd, klogind and telnetd, according to Secunia.
MIT said the sophistication needed to exploit these vulnerabilities could mitigate their seriousness slightly.
"Exploitation of double-free bugs is believed to be difficult," MIT's researchers said in its advisory. "No exploits are known to exist for these vulnerabilities."
However, exploiting the ASN.1 decoder flaw, which could effectively shut down the Kerberos system, is another matter. "It is trivial to construct a corrupt encoding which will trigger the infinite loop," MIT said.
The vulnerabilities are the third time "highly critical" flaws have been found in Kerberos 5, according to Secunia's vulnerability database. The previous bugs were in October 2002 and January 2003.
Matthew Broersma writes for Techworld
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|Our Tuesday Afternoon Reading Group, from Tales from Outer Suburbia, 2008
I recently worked with Allen & Unwin to produce a 750-piece jigsaw puzzle of the above image, which comes nicely boxed with a paperback copy of the book from which it is drawn, Tales from Outer Suburbia. I had a crack at my advance copy and found it much harder than expected (which is saying something given I painted it!) One for serious puzzlers.
Jigsaw-puzzling was an important part of my childhood, especially during Perth heat waves when our family would bunker down in our one small air-conditioned room like climate prisoners, sometimes for days on end. Doing these puzzles was perhaps the first time I really learned about the tiny abstract components that constitute a picture; they can actually teach you quite a bit about looking, and by extension, drawing and painting. And are, of course, strangely addictive too.
Due for release October 1, and you can find more about it here.
Sunday, 4 September 2016
Mel Tregonning's Small Things
|Cover of Small Things, published September 2016
I never met Mel Tregonning, or spoke to her in person, but we did email back a forth a few times after I discovered her work for a small graphic anthology Flinch published by Gestalt in Perth, for which I was also a contributor in 2009. Her short piece entitled Night featured a lonely character bothered by strange, microbial shapes emerging from shadows cast by her own body, a silent sequence of graphite pencil drawings that struck me as very poetic and assured, and I wrote to let her know how much I liked the piece. I also encouraged her to consider a longer work for publication: it turned out she was pursuing this already, and we talked briefly about the technical difficulties of rendering so many consistently good images in a narrative sequence, especially using tonal drawing – I had just not so long ago completed The Arrival, which has many parallels with the project Mel had set for herself. I also recommended her work to one of my trusted publishers, Allen & Unwin in Melbourne, and was delighted to hear a little while later that they had offered her a book contract. We kept in touch occasionally after that, and Mel shared a few examples of completed pages, which looked terrific, and an interesting evolution from her original piece in Flinch. I was most impressed by her patience, dedication and clarity of vision, not to mention the technical precision of her drawing style and natural sense of narrative flow.
The next time I heard about Mel was during a publishing meeting about another project in late 2014, and my editor, Jodie Webster, who was also working closely with Mel, told me the tragic news that Mel had taken her own life. It was hard to believe and took a long time to register. Her untitled book project had been left incomplete, although only by a relatively small margin. Most of the immaculate artwork had been finished, and apparently Mel had indicated that she still hoped for the book to be published, a wish strongly supported by her family, especially her sister Violet with whom she had a close relationship and often discussed her work.
Given my experience with editing silent narrative I was asked to work as a consultant on the final stages of the project earlier this year (2016). Jodie and the team at Allen & Unwin had already done an excellent job putting together page layouts that worked perfectly in the absence of missing elements; well, almost perfectly. There were a few critical images that Mel had sketched out in detail, but had not been fully rendered in her laborious drawing style, they were only very pale outlines. After examining Mel's original drawings closely – very large works using soft graphite on medium-weight paper – I realized I was familiar enough with this technique to be able to emulate Mel's style. Not perfectly perhaps, but enough to carry the reader through certain passages without noticing a difference. I spent a few weeks working on the 'missing pages' and these were then able to be added seamlessly into the overall design. Fortunately, Mel had left such intricate preliminary work that this was not difficult to do, only time-consuming, as if she had conscientiously left instructions as to how such work should be carried out. I can confidently say that everything within these pictures is entirely of Mel's imagination, and I've merely assisted with a technical realization, and passed both original art and copyright back to her family. The whole time working on these pictures I could imagine Mel's critical eye examining every line and smudge, wondering what she would think. It was a very strange experience not being able to ask for advice or approval, even as Mel seemed so present among the original drawings I was using for reference, but perhaps this absence made me try even harder to get it right.
I'm very proud to have played this small part in bringing this excellent book to a broader public, I believe Mel's vision is an important one to share, regardless of its origins or backstory: it's just a great book. The narrative itself concerns a small boy whose confidence is literally eaten away by tiny creatures, triggered by relatively minor events at home and school, and growing to alarming proportions within a silent world. There is a wonderful resolution to all this, which is neither sentimental or contrived. And while it is tempting to interpret this on many levels, particularly considering Mel's own battle with mental illness, I feel some caution is due, that one would do well to avoid drawing simple conclusions. For many artists dealing with inner difficulties (which is most of us) the making of art represents a moment of heightened clarity and mindfulness, not an expression of malaise, and this is the feeling I find in Mel's work; a clear and critical gaze upon matters that are universal, familiar to everyone, a strong grasp of the delicate balance between hope and despair with which we must all contend, and a kind of enlightened peace – a meditation – that can flow from the act of drawing or writing. Above all else, Small Things is a book must be read entirely on its own terms, projecting whatever it will into the mind of each reader.
To find out more about Small Things, you can read this interview with Violet Tregonning on Triple J's Hack:
You can also download for free Mel's original short story Night from Gestalt here: http://www.gestaltcomics.com/shelf/digital/night/ and visit the Allen & Unwin site here
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New Publications
A few contributions to new anthology publications:
Along with a number of other Australian creatives, I was invited by a teenage girl named Grace Halphen to give advice to my own 13-year-old self, given that people usually have a particularly difficult time at this age. A terrific and somewhat therapeutic project that will be launched in Melbourne, September 11, you can find out more about it here: http://affirmpress.com.au/publishing/letter-to-my-teenage-self/
A variety of Australian writers were asked to contribute short essays on influential books, particularly those read while young. My own contribution covers my favourite novels, short stories, picture books and comics that either set me on my path or irrevocably derailed me, depending on how you want to look at it. More about it here.
For German readers only, Was ist los an meiner Tür? – What is outside my front door? – is a collection of short stories by winners of the young-people's literature prize, the Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis (I won an award once for a translation of Tales from Outer Suburbia). I've contributed two original short stories to this collection, 'Pig' and 'Parrot', and enjoyed the rare opportunity to have my writing illustrated by another artist (Aljoscha Blau). More about this anthology here.
And of course, The Singing Bones has just now been published in the UK (Walker Books) and the US (Arthur A Levine Books), featuring a new foreword by Neil Gaiman (who I've known for a couple of decades now, thankyou once again Neil!). Walker UK has also produced a limited boxed edition which includes two signed prints, all wonderfully designed by Nghiem Ta, with whom I've worked on a number of other projects. More about The Singing Bones here.
And you can hear me prattling on about origins and inspirations here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKAdkCc90Ng
Tuesday, 30 August 2016
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Exhibition at VAMOS, Melbourne CBD
|Gambling Hans, wire, paper, clay, paint, 30cm tall
If you happen to be around the upper end of Little Bourke St in Melbourne, do drop by the South American bar and restaurant VAMOS where I'm exhibiting a selection of limited edition prints from The Singing Bones, plus a pointy sculpture of a wolf, alongside an exhibition of work by Inari Kiuru, Saturnalia Industrialis, a speculative meditation on 'industrial moths'. You might even catch some live flamenco! The exhibition runs throughout August, September and beyond; more about VAMOS here.
Also, if you'd like to see the sculpture shown here, drop by the excellent bookstore Brunswick Bound on Sydney Rd in Brunswick (Melbourne) where it sits behind the counter. It depicts a moment when Death is tricked in to climbing a magical tree from which he can't descend for seven years: during that time, nobody dies.
Monday, 22 August 2016
|The Greatest Cat in the World, oil 150 x 100cm
A stand-alone painting that also relates to a short story of the same title (published in an Australian anthology, Rich and Rare). It was used by the Financial Times UK this weekend to illustrate the ongoing refugee crisis in Europe, and also accompany an interview piece by Lorien Kite related to the forthcoming publication of The Singing Bones in the UK on September 1. You can read the full article here.
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The Expressive Intelligence Studio is a research group at the University of California, Santa Cruz, established to conduct research in the field of game design technology.[1] The studio is currently being run by Michael Mateas, Noah Wardrip-Fruin, Arnav Jhala, and Jim Whitehead, who work closely with the students in their research.[2]
When Michael Mateas formed the group back in 2006, his goal was to "stretch the students into being creative." He did not want the game design program at UCSC to be "just about photo-realistic graphics." Instead he wanted to form an ambitious group of students that grabbed the attention of the gaming industry.[1] According to Noah Wardrip-Fruin, a major benefit for establishing the Expressive Intelligence Studio at UCSC is its proximity to Silicon Valley, where many game companies are located.[1] In 2011, UCSC was listed 7th on Princeton Review's list of top graduate game design programs.[3]
Most of the research done by the Expressive Intelligence Studio is done through major research projects, and focuses primarily on video game AI.[4] PhD students in the program work closely with the advisors on these projects, which have a wide range of topics. Some of these topics include automated support for game generation, automatic generation of autonomous character conversations, story management, and authoring tools for interactive storytelling.[5] This type of research in the field of game design is only being done in a small number of other institutions, such as Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Southern California, and Georgia Institute of Technology. According to Mateas, however, the program at the University of California, Santa Cruz Expressive Intelligence Studio strikes a balance between technology and design.[1]
The studio has released several playable games based on research ideas, including Prom Week, the only university-produced finalist in the 2012 Independent Games Festival.[6]
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- Game studies
- Interactive storytelling
- New media studies
- New Media
- New Media Art
- Game artificial intelligence
- ^ a b c d Popular gaming program making UC Santa Cruz one of the elite
- ^ People | Expressive Intelligence Studio
- ^ http://www.princetonreview.com/game-design-press-release.aspx
- ^ Expressive Intelligence Studio
- ^ http://web.archive.org/web/20110607063926/http://www.gamepro.com/article/features/214810/starcraft-bot-plays-like-pro/
- ^ http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/students-video-game-tests-new-artificial-intelligence-engine-at-the-prom/35021


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Now that we've had a couple of weeks to digest election results, I find myself with observations about what we've seen and will see at all levels of government.
On a federal level, I'm hopeful that now President Obama has won another term and will never run for re-election again, that we'll find the necessary cooperation between the president and Congress to avert the fiscal cliff in the next few weeks and to address important issues more constructively going forward.
Ever since Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell told the National Journal just before the 2010 elections, "The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president," and shortly afterward the GOP regained control of the House of Representatives with a big influx of freshmen affiliated with the Tea Party, we were virtually assured that the entire term of the 112th Congress was going to be confrontational on both sides and that little of substance could be expected.
While some pundits have questioned how we can expect increased cooperation after the 2012 elections gave us the same Democratic president and Senate and Republican House that we've experienced the last two years, the big difference is that the president is now working on legacy instead of re-election, and both sides recognize that the people expect them to work for the republic and our democracy instead of for Democrats and Republicans. The urgency of the fiscal cliff provides hope if the lame-duck Congress can find a solution before the new Congress is sworn in in January, that momentum from that success can be used to move forward on other issues in 2013.
At the state level, while new technologies changed how it was done, it seems clear that the reason Democrats swept almost all of the highly targeted legislative seats was success at registering voters and then getting them out to vote. There were remarkable shifts in the voter-registration numbers in targeted legislative districts between the primary in June and when voter registration ended in October, all in favor of Democrats. Sophisticated get out-the-vote efforts took full advantage of the registration drives.
Over the past 10 years, we've seen both parties overreach when they've controlled the governor's office and both legislative chambers. Democrats, who now control all three in Colorado, will need to pick issues carefully, especially because the general wisdom is that in 2014 more seats currently held by Democrats in the state Senate will be vulnerable than those held by Republicans.
Locally, with both the mill-levy override and bond issue for Jefferson County schools approved by comfortable margins, school board members should take advantage of the vote of confidence to reach out and prove conclusively that they are and will be effective stewards of the public's trust and resources. With the election taking some very difficult budget cuts off the table, the board should look for ways to stretch resources. A good start would be to reopen discussions about how we can make better use of facilities, especially schools with so few students that they should be closed or consolidated and whether we can prepare sixth-graders better and0 more cost-effectively in middle schools than in elementary schools.
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I hate primaries and didn't want to blog this primary. Well, the primary is over Sunshine, and I'm back.
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Tuesday, March 15, 2016
McEachin announces candidacy for Congress
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Senator McEachin Announces Candidacy for Democratic Nomination in Virginia-04; Will Tirelessly Advocate for Citizens in His District
Henrico – Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico) today announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Virginia-04. In announcing his candidacy, Senator McEachin said, "I want to go to Washington to continue to make a difference for the citizens of my district. I have dedicated my career to fighting for the underdog in my law practice and have an over ten year record in the General Assembly of leading the fights that make a difference.
"Throughout my career in the legislature I've stood up for human rights, for seniors, for veterans and for those at the margins.
"I'm running for Congress this year because I've had enough of the backward agendas and hateful language in Washington. I've had enough of Republicans attacking the civil rights, voting rights and human rights of Americans. I've had enough of Republicans trying to tell women how to control their own bodies and their own healthcare decisions. And I've had enough of Republicans slashing Social Security, Medicare and education funding while protecting tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires.
"In Washington, I will work every day for economic justice to ensure everyone has an opportunity for a good job with good wages.
"Our children need outstanding cutting-edge public schools so they can learn job skills or be prepared for higher education.
"Our seniors have worked and paid into the system their entire lives and we need to protect Social Security and Medicare for them and for future generations.
"All our citizens deserve equal rights and opportunity – those most vulnerable, women, our LGBT citizens and persons of color. We need to protect and expand their rights.
"Our veterans have served our country and risked their lives to keep us safe. They must have access to services, healthcare, education and job opportunities.
"We must protect our environment and leave the earth healthier for future generations.
"In Washington, I will continue to lead these efforts. I intend to work with people, not spend my time on personal insults and partisan invective. We need to move forward to improves the lives of all Americans," Senator McEachin concluded.
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McEachin to Announce Run for Congress on March 15
Henrico – Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico), having turned in his paperwork and petitions, will be announcing his run for Congress tomorrow, Tuesday, March 15.
Senator McEachin gathered over 3000 signatures, three times the required number. He is turning in his petitions on the first day, at the first hour, they can legally be submitted. The outpouring of support that allowed the Senator to have so many valid signatures at such an early date demonstrates a groundswell of support for his candidacy. The campaign has checked the signatures on the voter file and can attest that the vast majority are valid. Senator McEachin will most assuredly be on the ballot for the Democratic nomination.
Tomorrow, March 15, Senator McEachin will be releasing a statement announcing his candidacy and have press availability.
Friday, March 04, 2016
Senator McEachin's Response to Jim Webb's Remarks on March 4, 2016
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Senator McEachin's Response to Jim Webb's Remarks
Henrico- Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico) today issued this statement in response to Jim Webb's comments about Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Senator McEachin said, "I considered Jim Webb a political friend and ally but anyone who can rationalize Trump's racist, xenophobic and misogynistic attitudes, his absurd coarsening of the dialogue and demeaning of the presidency and the process is someone I feel compelled to repudiate," Senator McEachin said.
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Rachel Weisz Agora: Spanish blockbuster.
Among the movies listed on the Box Office Mojo chart, Alejandro Amenabar's historical drama Agora, starring Rachel Weiz, had the highest per-theater gross, $10,875 at 4 venues. Agora, which has earned $93.5k in 10 days in North America, was a major box office hit in its producing country, Spain. Internationally, the film has collected $37 million ($29.6 million in Spain alone).
Starring Michael Douglas, Susan Sarandon, Mary-Louise Parker, Jesse Eisenberg, Jenna Fischer, and Danny DeVito, Brian Koppelman and David Levien's Solitary Man is doing well in limited release. At 22 theaters, the drama scored $185k and a $8,409 per-theater average. Total to date: $450,000.
Also hanging in there is the reissue of the 50-year-old classic A bout de souffle / Breathless, with $22.5,000 at 3 venues. Average per theater: $7,500. To date, the reissue has grossed $78.3,000. Directed by Jean-Luc Godard, Breathless stars Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg.
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At no. 6, new entry Marmaduke, about a talking dog with Owen Wilson's voice, earned a disappointing $11.3 million at 3,213 theaters – the widest release among the new movies – according to Box Office Mojo. It seems unlikely that Marmaduke will get even close to matching its $50 million production cost at the domestic box office.
Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man 2 was no. 7 with $7.78 million and a cume of $291.2 million. Iron Man 2 will surely cross the $300 million mark sometime next weekend, but it'll take a while longer before it matches the $318.4 million earned by the original two years ago (when ticket costs were quite a bit lower).
Another new entry, Splice, a sci-fier/thriller featuring Sarah Polley and Adrien Brody, fared even worse than Marmaduke, grossing $7.45 million and only $3,041 per theater. Despite its relatively low production costs – $30 million – Splice is the weekend's third major flop (Killers is the other one). But who knows? Splice might end up as a cult DVD/VOD hit.
Rounding out the top twelve were Russell Crowe's Robin Hood with $5.13 million (total: $94.2 million; cost: approx. $200m), Christopher Egan's Letters to Juliet with $3 million (total: $43.3 million), new entry Raajneeti with $917,000, and Tina Fey's Date Night with $830k (total: $95.3m; cost: $55m).
Robin Hood has fared much better overseas, having grossed $172 million. Worldwide total: $266.2 million. Enough to more than match its $200m+ production costs, but it'll take a long while for the film to break even – that is, if it ever does.
Directed by Prakash Jha, Raajneeti, which has been referred to as a cross between the Mahabharata and The Godfather, is the second Bollywood production to land among the top twelve movies in North America in the last three weeks. (Hrithik Roshan's Kites was the other one.) It opened at 124 theaters.
Just Wright, MacGruber, How to Train Your Dragon, and A Nightmare on Elm Street are no longer among the top twelve.
Among the top twelve movies, Raajneeti had the highest per-theater average, 7,395, followed by Get Him to the Greek ($6,460), Shrek Forever After ($5,768 – those 3D/IMAX surcharges really do help), and Killers ($5,631). Marmaduke averaged only $3,517 and Splice $3,041. Date Night had the lowest average, $1,261.
Also among the top twelve (obviously, excepting the new entries), Shrek Forever After had the lowest drop-off rate, down 41.6 percent. Sex and the City 2 had the highest, down 59.2 percent.
Photo: Splice (Steve Wilkie / Warner Bros.)
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Shrek Forever After was the top movie for the third weekend in a row at the North American box office. The 3D animated fantasy featuring the voices of Mike Myers, Antonio Banderas, Cameron Diaz, Eddie Murphy, and Julie Andrews, took in an estimated $25.3 million, according to Box Office Mojo. That's closer to the lower end of expectations, as some had been prediciting $28-$30 million for the weekend.
To date, Shrek Forever After has earned $183 million in the U.S. and Canada. At this stage, it seems unlikely it'll break even at the domestic box office. In order to cover its production costs alone – officially $165 million – Shrek would have to earn approximately $300-$330 million domestically.
Shrek isn't alone. Five weeks into the summer box office season, total ticket sales revenue is down 4 percent from last year despite a 6 percent rise in ticket prices, explains the Los Angeles Times. According to figures provided by Hollywood.com, movie attendance in the U.S. and Canada has fallen 10 percent.
Starring Jonah Hill and Russell Brand, the comedy Get Him to the Greek (cost: $40m) took in $17.4 million, which is just about what pundits had been expecting – and hardly enough to shake things up at the box office. At no. 3, Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl's Killers ended up with $16.1 million.
Neither new entry had very impressive per-theater averages: Get Him to the Greek with $6,460; Killers with $5,631. Considering Killers' $75 million price tag – not including distribution and marketing costs – Lionsgate can't be at all happy with the film' opening numbers.
Down two spots at no. 4, Mike Newell's Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Gemma Arterton, and Ben Kingsley, earned $13.9 million following a sizable but not unusual 53.8 percent drop. Total to date for the $200 million production: a diappointing $59.4 million. It seems like Prince of Persia will have quite a bit of trouble reaching the $100 million mark at the domestic box office.
And that's where the internatinal market comes to the rescue. Like Robin Hood, another domestic box office disappointment, Prince of Persia has been doing much better overseas (following a slow start). Total to date: $156.4 million. Does that mean Disney has a worldwide hit in its hands? Well, yes and no.
In terms of box office figures, it's true that $215.8 million is nothing to be sniffed at (though, for comparison's sake, Iron Man 2 has grossed about $580 million worldwide in six weeks). However, when your movie cost $200 million to produce, it'll need to gross about twice that amount merely to cover production costs – not including marketing, distribution, and other contractual expenses. In that regard, Prince of Persia still has a long way to go.
Also down two spots was Michael Patrick King's Sex and the City 2, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis, with $12.65 million at no. 5. That's a high 59.2 percent drop from last weekend.
Sex and the City 2's total currently stands at $73.4 million. It'll probably match its $100 million production cost at the domestic box office (the studio will get about 50 percent of that amount), but it'll need the international market to (hopefully) earn back its production, marketing, and distribution costs.
Overseas, Sex and the City 2, which opened this weekend in a number of foreign markets, has already grossed $45 million.
Photo: Killers (Melissa Moseley / Lionsgate)
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Jonah Hill, Russell Brand, Get Him to the Greek (top); Ashton Kutcher, Katherine Heigl, Killers (upper middle); Sarah Polley, Adrien Brody, Splice (lower middle); Lee Pace, dog (Owen Wilson), Marmaduke (bottom)
Shrek Forever After's once again held the lead at the North American box office on Friday, June 4. The 3D animated fantasy took in an estimated $6.5 million, according to Box Office Mojo.
As a film made for children and their obliging (or, oftentimes, reluctant) parents or "guardians," this fourth installment in the Shrek franchise will doubtlessly top the thus far unimpressive weekend as well, as kiddie movies soar on Saturday and Sunday. However, those expecting $25m-$30 million for the weekend may have overestimated Shrek's reach. We shall see.
Starring Jonah Hill and Russell Brand, new entry Get Him to the Greek collected about $6.22 million on Friday. Whether this comedy will match (or even surpass) weekend expectations – circa $18 million or so – depends on how well it'll do on Saturday. But Get Him to the Greek will almost surely end up in second place, ahead of all other newcomers.
At no. 3, Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl's Killers grossed an estimated $5.7 million on its debut Friday, and is probably on track to earn between $15-$18 million over the weekend.
Next was Michael Patrick King's Sex and the City 2, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis, down two spots at no. 4, with $4.4 million. That's a high 66 percent drop from a week ago, the film's second day out.
Also down two spots at no. 5, Mike Newell's Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Gemma Arterton, and Ben Kingsley, earned $4.07 million. That's also a high 60.2 percent drop-off rate from a week ago.
By Sunday, Prince of Persia may be up one spot – that's what happened last weekend. Well, that is, unless poorly received kiddie flick Marmaduke ends up at no. 4 following a dramatic attendance surge on Saturday and Sunday. As long as people are aware they exist, kiddie flicks – good, bad, or downright rotten – tend to fare better on Saturday and Sunday.
On Friday, Marmaduke, about a talking dog with Owen Wilson's voice, earned a disappointing $3.4 million at 3,213 theaters – the widest release among the new movies. And the lowest average as well, $1,058.
Splice, a sci-fier/thriller featuring Sarah Polley and Adrien Brody, opened with $2.7 million. That means it'll have a difficult time reaching $10m, the first-weekend gross that some had predicted.
Rounding out the top twelve were Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man 2 with $2.15 million, Cate Blanchett's Robin Hood with $1.45 million, Amanda Seyfried's Letters to Juliet with $970,000, Steve Carell's Date Night with $256,000, and Paula Patton's Just Wright with $227,000.
MacGruber, How to Train Your Dragon, and A Nightmare on Elm Street were no longer among the top twelve, though Dragon – a kiddie flick – might resurface when weekend estimates are released on Sunday.
Among the top twelve movies, Get Him to the Greek had the highest per-theater average, a none too impressive $2,306, followed by Killers ($1,994) and Shrek Forever After ($1,482 – those 3D/IMAX surcharges really do help). Splice averaged only $1,104, and Marmaduke $1,058. Date Night had the lowest average, $389.
Also among the top twelve (obviously, excepting the new entries), Shrek Forever After posted the highest gains, up 80.1 percent. Just Wright had the lowest increase, up 27.1 percent.
Photo: Killers (Melissa Moseley / Lionsgate), Get Him to the Greek (Universal Pictures), Splice (Warner Bros.), Marmaduke (Joe Lederer / 20th Century Fox)


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Chocolate Low-Carb Cookies
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 10 mins
I tried to make a protein bar from an internet recipe, but decided to morph it into cookies. They are pretty good, especially if you're sick of shakes on Atkins or Eating for Life or some diet like that. Very low carbs and lots of protein!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 314.66 ml chocolate protein powder
- 44.37 ml soy flour
- 59.14 ml butter
- 113.39 g cream cheese
- 177.44 ml vanilla-flavored soymilk (or skim milk if you prefer)
- 4.92 ml baking powder
- 44.37 ml Splenda sugar substitute
- 118.29 ml walnuts or 118.29 ml almonds (optional)
- Melt butter and cream cheese in microwave Add Splenda and stir until smooth Mix in remaining ingredients Add nuts, if using. Bake at 325 for 9-11 minutes.
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I would have given this recipe a 3, but since I made a couple of substitutions I gave it a 4 to be fair. I followed directions except instead of vanilla soymilk I used heavy cream and 1 tsp vanilla, I also added about 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon for a kind of mexican chocolate flavor. The protein powder I used was EAS 100% whey protein. I tried the batter before I baked it and it was NASTY. Smelled and tasted like hot electronics. But I baked it anyway and the cookies are actually fairly good. The only complaint I have about the finished product is that they are VERY dry and require chugging some water after I eat one. Not a bad thing though as I am on Atkins and need lots of water. In any case, thank you for the recipe!
This is a great recipe! Keep in mind that not all protein powders taste the same so you might need to make adjustments depending on taste preferences. I added a little sugar free chocolate syrup and a scoop of peanut butter, worked great!


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These cookies intrigue me. First of all i added about 8 ounces of crushed ruffle chips.. and 4 ounces semi sweet choc chips. When i first tasted the dough, i didnt think i liked the nutmeg. I used a cookie scoop and baked them without switching for 12 minutes (perfect) and as said they turn out very thin and flat. But this turned out to make them crisp on the outside and soft and REALLY good in the middle. And after they were baked i found that i do like the nutmeg, although i would like to try it without out. It gives them almost a bit of a toffee hint in them ? however weird this was this recipe turned out to be VERY goood !
Interesting recipe. We made the mistake of making these way too big. We'll know to scoop less batter next time! We also used less chocolate chips that the recipe called for. We thought they were too many.
Interesting cookie. Very crisp, which I don't mind. I was only able to use 1 1/2 cups of chocolate chips and I assumed the directions meant 6 cups of whole potato chips before crushing. I used Ms Vickie's, which are my favorite. :)


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The Present is the Key to the Past"
James Hutton was born in 1726, a geographer, was named "the father of geology" who
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rocks happened through slow processes and time by gathering observations, the changes that
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Terror in the Canadian wild, a retired quarterback with all the right moves, the search for a missing sister, and a fantasy romance that will blow your chest plate off are among the best romances of August.Read more
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UCLA contained Christian McCaffrey, kept Stanford's offense out of the end zone and generated just enough points to lead the Pac-12 champions until the Cardinal's final drive.
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I've read numerous (9? 10? 12?) Harlan Coben books - Myron Bolitar tales as well as the suspense fiction novels Coben's known for. Like many of his suspense novels I can envision this being made into a movie - and that's not necessarily a bad thing. Fully-developed characters, excellent, driving storyline and as I've already said twice - suspenseful. The fact that I was pretty sure of the outcome (turned out I was right) several chapters from the end, did nothing to detract from my enjoyment of the story. The author is very good at looking into the human condition and giving his characters, often-times, fatal flaws. One of the things I liked about this story is that in my "listen to Audible for days on end, then not listen to Audible for days on end" fashion, I was able to listen to this irregularly and be engaged right away and I didn't need to go back a chapter or 2 for a refresher because of a convoluted tale. This book was just as I expected from the author and that's a good thing. On occasion he has let me down, but this wasn't one of those times. The 2 main "evil-doers" are horrid and I was tempted to skip past a few sections involving them and their "interviewing" techniques, but didn't. I think in many instances it was more what wasn't said, than what was, and unfortunately my imagination went into overdrive. There are some cliched sections, but again, this didn't detract from my enjoyment of the book. I could easily have given this 5 stars overall based on my expectations from Coben and his type of story, but decided to go with 4 since I prefer to use 5 for mostly perfect ones. I'll just leave it at "this is the best for this genre." Scott Brick as narrator - excellent job, simply put. He does it just right. Not over-the-top and doesn't try to do female voices (I really hate that). This would have been a great beach listen (at least for me).
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And not all that well read considering what a huge fan of Scott Brick's readings I usually am. Maybe it's the writing ... I suppose you can only do so much. It's a weak story, not particularly suspenseful or interesting. Don't bother.
I am a full time student. I love to read but have no time to read for fun; audible is the perfect solution to that.
I don't know it this story is any good cause the narrator is putting me to sleep.
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No. Believe it or not. This is my first thriller book.
This book keeps me involved. It made the 40 mins + commute easier.
"Good story, great narrator, falls a little short."
I agree with the other posters here that the "ick" factor was excessive and unnecessary. Not sure why it was necessary for the writer to include that particular aspect since the device did not result in any real assistance to solving the crime(s). The two weirdos were used like a red herring, maybe to divert the reader from discovering the true perpetrator.
For me, I sort of "knew" 2/3 thru who was heading up the myriad disappearances. You will too. It's okay, though since you won't be quite sure. The ending is a bit trite. All the explanations and justifications for lifetimes of disappointment, fear, revenge and uncertainty.
The text was good; deep and satisfying. The primary characters mostly believable -- especially Ray Levine. Megan was too dippy to have been who she used to be and her husband way too tolerant.
Left unfinished were the punishments meted out to the people who set the weirdos on the prowl, but other than that, mostly satisfying, understandable, and 75% believable. This won't deter me from another Coban story -- I have liked others of his before -- but I will pay close attention to reviewers who cite the stuff that (for no apparent reason) is included to make me squirm. I can take horror and gore, if it serves a purpose. Here, I don't feel it served anything but an appeal something I can't quite recall. It reminds me of something I've read -- like in Preston & Child, or another series. I am hoping this wasn't a copy-cat effort to compete with the likes of P&C.. there is no way to beat those two at their game.
Harlan Coban should stick to what he does best. If he needs torture and horror, I hope it is better justified in future books.
In all, I liked it. It kept me "turning the page," and I only laughed a few times at improbable scenarios.
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Yes, when Cassie against everything to be honest with her husband.
It's an excellent book
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It might just be me, but I cannot stand the reading of Scott Brick, the narrator. Everything he reads sounds the same and he has no ability to modulate his voice based on the content he is reading. I listened to him perform one of Brad Metzler's novels and barely tolerated it, but the story was so good I didn't want to stop. I recently returned another Metzler audiobook once I discovered this same performer. And now again. From now on I will pay closer attention to who the narrator is prior to purchasing. I did not listen to enough of the book to even rate the content.


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