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"If the history of public health has until now been embodied by the map—as in British physician John Snow's famous map, which allowed him to curb the London cholera outbreak of 1854 and to found, in doing so, the modern field of epidemiology—Snitkin was embarking on a new kind of epidemiology: one founded on the phylogenetic tree." Writing for Wired, Carl Zimmer describes how Evan Snitkin and Julie Segre used genome sequencing to halt a bacterial outbreak at the National Institute of Health's Clinical Center. (via The Feature)
"The data that we actually used."
Rosalind.info is a website with bioinformatics problems inspired by Project Euler (previously, previouslier.) [more inside]
ENCODE: the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements
In 2001, we learned the sequence of our genome; now, we have amassed a vast amount of knowledge about what those sequences actually do. Yesterday, the data from the ENCODE project went live. [more inside]
Buzzing about network graphs
A hive plot (slides) is a beautiful and compelling way to visualize multiple, complex networks, without resorting to "hairball" graphs that are often difficult to qualitatively compare and contrast. [more inside]
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The New Biology - Eric Schadt's quest to upend molecular biology and open source it. (via)
I'm sure this'll end well....
We may soon be able to clone Neanderthals. But should we? An essay from Archaeology Magazine examines the ethical, scientific and legal ramifications. (Via Heather Pringle's Time Machine blog, where essay author Zach Zorich posted a reply and elicited a response.) [more inside]
"No crime is so great as daring to excel." -- Winston Churchill
A little detective work traced the problem to default date format conversions and floating-point format conversions in the very useful Excel program package. The date conversions affect at least 30 gene names; the floating-point conversions affect at least 2,000 if Riken identifiers are included. These conversions are irreversible; the original gene names cannot be recovered.Yet another reason not to use Excel as your "database".
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Bud Light bringing Best Coast to Rave for 50 concerts, 50 states event
Bud Light is mounting an ambitious marketing campaign where it's sponsoring 50 concerts in 50 states, all taking place on a single day. And the site of the Wisconsin show will be Milwaukee, with dreamy pop rock duo Best Coast headlining the Rave Aug. 1.
Bud Light's 50/50/1 campaign, created in partnership with Live Nation, MySpace and Universal Music Group, is being orchestrated to promote the beer brand's new Music First marketing platform. MySpace will be streaming select concerts, but its uncertain at this time if the Best Coast show will be one of them. »Read Full Article
More binge-viewing options beckon after 'Breaking Bad'
Has the end of "Breaking Bad" left you with a case of quality TV withdrawal? Understandable — even Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins was so smitten by "Breaking Bad" he wrote a fan letter to Bryan Cranston, who played Walter White, the science teacher turned meth manufacturer, after Hopkins finished binge-watching the show.
He called Cranston's performance "the best acting I have seen — ever" and wrote that the show was "spectacular — absolutely stunning....What started as a black comedy, descended into a labyrinth of blood, destruction and hell." »Read Full Article
28-year-old Eleanor Catton's Booker-winning 'The Luminaries' casts a brilliant light
Begin with an intricate, self-consciously Victorian plot, of the page-turning sort that Sarah Waters gives us in "Fingersmith." Mix with the psychologically intense, cat-and-mouse dialogue that characterizes the novels of Henry James. Add the moral and philosophical vision of George Eliot. Bake in a deliberately mythic structure that calls to mind James Joyce's "Ulysses."
What emerges is 28-year-old Eleanor Catton's "The Luminaries," an 848-page dish so fresh that one continues to gorge, long past being crammed full of goodness. Nearly impossible to put down, it's easily the best novel I've read this year. The Man Booker judges feel the same way, having just given her this year's prize. »Read Full Article
Motor Bar and Restaurant to host beer event on Black Friday
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Motor Bar and Restaurant hosts its annual Black Friday Beerfest from 4 to 7 p.m. on Nov. 29. The festival is a chance to try beers from more than 35 Midwest beweries. »Read Full Article
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On Tap Today: Sarah Jarosz at Shank Hall
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Charles Kurzman is a Professor of Sociology at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who specializes in Middle East and Islamic studies.[1]
- The Missing Martyrs: Why There Are So Few Muslim Terrorists (2011)
- Democracy Denied, 1905-1915: Intellectuals and the Fate of Democracy (2008)
- The Unthinkable Revolution in Iran (2004)
- Modernist Islam, 1840-1940: A Sourcebook (2002)
- Liberal Islam: A Sourcebook (1998)
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General Motors (NYSE:GM) is one of the oldest and most famous USA multinationals which reached the brink of complete collapse during the Lehman crisis. A massive multi-billion dollar bailout by the US government saved the company and like Citigroup (NYSE:C), GM has recovered smartly to become a blue chip once again. GM has been helped by the big haircuts taken by bondholders as well as the huge losses taken by previous stock holders. The company has seen strong sales as the US economy has seen resurgence in recent times, with vehicle sales reaching 15.6 million units in 2013. However, I think that the company stock is unlikely to give more gains as structural issues prevent the company from growing. The company's sales growth in USA as well as other countries is likely to decrease and its 2014 topline/bottomline estimates seem a bit high to me. The valuation is also not as compelling as it was before, with other fundamentally strong auto stocks such as Ford (NYSE:F), Toyota (NYSE:TM) and Honda (NYSE:HMC) available at similar valuations. I would look to avoid GM stock and look for greener pastures.
Why you should sell General Motors
1) Poor December sales in USA - General Motors reported a ~6% drop in auto sales in December 2013, which was the worst amongst the Big 3 US carmakers. Though the company saw a growth of 7% for the whole of 2013, 2014 will be a tough year as USA car growth is expected to slow down to less than ~4%. If the economy sees any shocks, then GM will see a tougher time.
2) Lack of leadership in India and China - India is one of the fastest growing large auto markets in the world and all global automakers have been trying hard to gain marketshare from the market leader Maruti Suzuki. Though the last couple of years have been bad due to stagflation, growth is expected to return with a new government. Hyundai has become the No.2 player through a sustained focus on products and marketing. Toyota and Honda too have become large sellers through quality product launches targeting the Indian market. Ford has caused a stir in the market with the launch of its sub- 4 meter SUV Ford Ecosport. This Ford SUV is the only vehicle to have a backlog of more than 6 months in the lackluster Indian market, where other automakers are idling factories and cutting production. General Motors remains a niche player in the Indian market with its main product offerings figuring very low in the Indian buyer's list.
General Motors India Friday said it has sold 5705 vehicles in December 2013 against 7067 units sold in the corresponding period last year. These include 2073 units of Beat, 1282 units of Sail and 1,088 units of Chevrolet Enjoy. P. Balendran, Vice President, General Motors India, said, "Despite providing highest level of discounts during December, footfall in showrooms failed to pick-up. The outlook for the industry remains grim in the short-term as the dampeners like slow economic growth, high inflation and fuel costs continue to pose challenges and the overall economic scenario continues to be uncertain.''
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In China too, GM has not been as proactive as the other major vehicle makers such as Toyota, BMW, Audi (OTCPK:AUDVF), etc. GM has failed to adapt adequately to the demand of different local markets which has made it a marginal player. China has become the biggest vehicle market and no car maker can afford to ignore it. General Motors is trying hard to make a name with its brands but currently is not making a big dent.
3) GM has not capitalized on fast growing Electric and Hybrid vehicles category - General Motors was one of the first entrants into the electric vehicle market with Volt. However, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has stolen the thunder despite a much heftier price tag. Tesla has come out of nowhere to become the leading EV brand with its Model S sedan winning numerous awards. Toyota is the leader in the hybrid category with its Prius model. GM has failed to capitalize on its first mover advantage in this fast growing vehicle category.
4) Valuation is not as compelling - The stock rally since 2012 has increased GM's valuation and brought it to the same level as other major global car makers. GM's management and manufacturing is not as good as Toyota or a Honda. Without a valuation discount, GM's stock does not look as attractive that it used to look before. I would look to avoid GM stock and look for better stock substitutes in the car industry.
GM PE Ratio (TTM) data by YCharts
5) Cheap Yen strengthens Japanese Auto Companies - The yen has weakened by ~19% in the last one year against the US dollar, which has helped the big Japanese exporters such as Nissan (OTCPK:NSANF), Mitsubishi, Toyota, Honda and others. Japanese companies have not only become more competitive against its Asian competitors but also USA companies. The US dollar is expected to remain strong against the yen as "Abenomics" leads to further weakening of the Japanese currency.
US Dollar to Japanese Yen Exchange Rate data by YCharts
6) Pension liabilities remain a big overhang - While General Motors was able to extinguish a large part of its debt liabilities during the government bailout, the company still suffers from its old pension liabilities. General Motors remains on the hook to pay $71 billion in pension liabilities, which is a big overhang for the stock's further rise.
GM's pension obligation to UAW-represented workers in the United States was $71 billion at the end of 2011, the last time the Detroit company detailed its blue-collar pension obligation. That exceeds GM's current market value by about $20 billion. During the last round of labor talks in 2011, GM and the UAW agreed to discuss ways the No. 1 U.S. automaker could reduce the risk of its pension shortfall, viewed by credit ratings agencies as debt and a concern to GM investors.
Source - Reuters
GM Positives
a) Balance Sheet has become stronger - General Motors has not given a dividend in the last few years which has substantially increased the cash component on its balance sheet. Total cash equals to ~50% of its market capitalization ($28.5 billion total cash). The company is unlikely to face insolvency issues like it did during the aftermath of the "Great Financial Crisis".
b) Stronger US economy than expected - Vehicle sales are strongly correlated with growth in the broader economy. GM has managed to turnaround, as sales in the domestic market surged due to the recovering US economy. There is no consensus on how the US GDP will grow in 2014 with some analysts predicting anemic growth, while others think that US growth will accelerate. The US economy has been more resilient than other developed economies during the last few years. If the economy grows strongly in the coming years, then GM will benefit from the increasing discretionary spending.
Stock Performance
General Motors got relisted on the US stock market in January 2011 and fell by more than 40% during the next one year. The stock has been on an upward trend since then and the company has given an overall return of ~15% since its relisting.
GM Total Return Price data by YCharts
General Motors has managed to become the largest US automaker after going under the weight of its debt and pension liabilities during the Great Financial Crisis. The stock has performed quite well in the last couple of years as the company's sales and profits have improved. However, I think that the stock has limited upside as the company faces growth issues in non-US markets. It's positioning in non-US markets is not as good as the other global automakers. The US auto market will also see growth taper after a high single digit growth in 2013. The Japanese auto companies look more attractive given the yen cheapness and similar valuations. GM is also weighted down by its $70 billion plus pension liabilities which act as a strong overhang over the stock. I would look at alternative plays in the auto sector as GM's risk reward turns unfavorable.
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Chris: I don't care how many women Bill Clinton slept with or how many wives Donald Trump has had. Many womanizers have occupied the White House. Their infidelities are between them and their wives. What I do care about is the ISSUES: the economy, job creation, Social Security, Veterans benefits, homeland security...ya know, stuff like that. I certainly hope that BOTH candidates can get past all this personal BS and debate on the issues the American voter is actually concerned with.


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Ratings based on 8 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
3.1 Room cleanliness
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2.9 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
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economy lodgePosted Oct 13, 2011 on Hotels
Bad neigborhood, don't stay here. Stay by the mall if at all possible.
by A verified traveler
Not BadPosted Jul 26, 2011 on Hotels
It was very small, but had a lot of amenities.
by A verified traveler
Posted Jul 6, 2011 on Hotels
great prices, great location, very clean awesome a/c.. i really enjoyed staying at economy lodge!!!!!
by A verified traveler
The hotel in Texas city Texas close to refineriesPosted Jun 22, 2011 on Hotels
They would not give out the extra towels needed, beds very uncomfortable, ac worked well, nice tv, rooms very small for double beds, very bad smell coming from the oil refineries across the street, continental breakfast was cereal and few bagels and a broken juice machine, and finally the staff were almost mutes, they didn't say anything to make you feel welcomed or appreciative of your business. Overall all, if you need a cheap place to lay your head and some Vicks vapor rub to mask the smell then it'll do for a night!
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Could have been betterPosted May 13, 2011 on Hotels
The hotel wasnt bad. I did enjoy myself because of my friends and boyfriend. But if could have been in a different location. Overall it was cool the rooms was clean and everything just too small. The guy was very helpful when we got lost.
by A verified traveler from Lousisana
I would go backPosted Sep 24, 2010
The location was not to bad, the room was clean , they was still working on the hotel. I would most likely go back.
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Very DispleasedPosted Jul 22, 2010
If you are looking for something of special quality or cleanliness this is not the place.


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CLOVIS, N.M. - Faye Draper Edwards, 78, died Friday, Aug. 9, 2002.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Muffley Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Dick Ross officiating. Burial will be in Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens.
Mrs. Edwards was a homemaker, self-employed seamstress, hostess and waitress at the Holiday Inn and Colonial Park Country Club and a crossing guard at Mesa Elementary. She was a member of Rebekah's VFW Auxiliary No. 3280 and Central Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband, Earl; a daughter, Charlotte Harden of Clovis; a son, Jack Edwards of Houston, Texas; a brother, Dave Draper of Dallas; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, Aug. 11, 2002
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July 2002
In this Issue
Technological Advances in Cold Phaco
Weighing the Scales of Justice
By John F. Doane, MD, FACS
C&C Vision Takes Flight
The first accommodating lens is born
By Stuart Cumming
Averting the Diabetic Disaster
Vitreoretinal experts share their tips for improving outcomes in challenging diabetics—including the use of intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide.
By Gillian K. McDermott, Editor-In-Chief
Surgical Success With Healon5
Maximizing the benefits of this viscosurgical device during the cataract procedure.
By ROBERT M. KERSHNER, MD, FACS
Point/Counterpoint: MMC—Friend or Foe in Refractive Surgery? Part 1
Mitomycin C is a safe and effective adjunct to "high-risk" cases of PRK and LASEK.
By Parag A. Majmudar, MD
Point Counterpoint: MMC—Friend or Foe in Refractive Surgery? Part 2
The nonselective use of mitomycin C in refractive surgery must be approached cautiously.
By Edward E. Manche, MD
Cataract Challenge
Repair of Subluxed Posterior Chamber IOL
By Elizabeth A. Davis, MD
Refractive Challenge
Salzmann's Nodular Degeneration
By TAL RAVIV, MD
Anatomy of a Lawsuit
A look inside the trial and $4 million verdict in Stephan Post vs. University Physicians, Inc., Pima County, Superior Court of Arizona, Civil Action No. C20011817.
By Adam B. Krafczek, Jr, Esq
Defense Claims Dr. Machat "Dropped a Bombshell" in Post vs. UPI Lawsuit
Court grants Defense Motion for Evidentiary Hearing—will the Defense be granted a new trial?
By Adam B. Krafczek, Jr, Esq
Malpractice Litigation and Refractive Surgery Complications
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By RICHARD L. ABBOTT, MD
The Importance of Pupil Size
When considering refractive surgery, patients with larger pupils should be advised that they are potentially at an increased risk for night glare.
By JAMES J. SALZ, MD
The Best Defense Is a Good Offense
Five steps you can take today to protect yourself and your practice against a lawsuit.
By Adam B. Krafczek, Jr, Esq and Charles M. O'Donnell, Esq
Marketing Mishaps
Are You Experienced?
By Shareef Mahdavi
Ultrasmall-Incision Cataract Surgery
The combination of WhiteStar technology and the ThinOptX lens allows surgeons to perform a familiar cataract procedure through an ultrasmall incision.
By A. JOHN KANELLOPOULOS, MD
Preventing Endophthalmitis
Optimal treatment strategies depend on a surgeon's preferences and individual patient needs.
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5 Questions With Steve Arshinoff, MD
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quote: Not sure if I correctly understood where you were going with this, but Intel was far from behind when they launched P4. And Core 2 (aka P5)
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Our March newsletter: We try to make it so short you can read it in 60 seconds. How'd we do?
She's All Ears
Early Childhood Attitudes Change
Joella Dethman, Director of the Hood River County Commission on Children and Families, says, "Over the past 20 years public awareness about the critical importance of the early childhood years of life has grown dramatically." Read the rest of her article to see how our attitudes about early childhood have changed.
Preventing Child Abuse
To the editor:
April 4, 2012
April is National Child Abuse Awareness Month. Even though the topic may make us uncomfortable, we need to be aware that child abuse and neglect exist in our community. Hood River County's rate is slightly below the state average; however, 49 of our children were victims in 2010. Because none of us want children to suffer, let's turn our thoughts and energy to prevention.
Yes, we can prevent child abuse. How? There are many different ways to choose from, and they all involve being supportive…of children, of their parents, and of the important role that parenting plays in our society. We can: offer to watch a neighbor's children before the challenges of single parenting become overwhelming; mentor a young mom or dad who never had the good fortune of experiencing positive parenting in their own lives; invite a classmate's parents to go to a parenting class with us; report suspicions of abuse or neglect to the authorities; advocate for pro-child and pro-family legislation; work toward educational achievement and poverty reduction; and financially support prevention programs that do this good work on your behalf.
Our experience at Families First and New Parent Services is that all parents love their children, want to be good parents and are doing the best they know how to with the limited tools they have. Those of us who won the childhood lottery of having nurturing parents are in a position to pay it forward – preventing child abuse and neglect through supporting, mentoring, advocating and giving.
Karen Enns, Program Director, The Next Door
Good news about child abuse
The good news is that child abuse is preventable. The hard truth is that preventing child abuse requires an investment of both time and money. More in Janet's newsletter, Good Things Happen Every Day.
Families First "Table of Friends" Event a Success
Contact: Karen Enns, Program Director, 541-308-2238
Families First "Table of Friends" Event a Success
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
The Dalles, Oregon(May 26) There wouldn't be enough desserts for everyone. That's what Auctioneer David Griffith told the hungry crowd at The Riverenza before beginning a lively dessert auction. Mark Linebarger of the Baldwin Saloon created and donated 12 masterpieces which were auctioned to the highest bidding table as their evening's dessert. Griffith added humor and flair to inspire bids as high as $180 for a white chocolate peanut butter pie. One table bought three desserts. One hesitated and was left without.
"Table of Friends: A Benefit for Families First" was held on Saturday night, May 15, at The Riverenza in The Dalles. Nearly 100 people attended and generated $6,500, making this a very successful first-time fundraiser for Families First, a program of The Next Door.
Janet Hamada, Executive Director of The Next Door, took the podium to honor Mid-Columbia Medical Center (MCMC) for their nearly $300,000 of support to Families First since the program began. MCMC has funded a Home Visitor for the past five years, doubling the number of vulnerable families that Families First serves.
Tables filled with friends enjoyed a delicious dinner catered by Romul's, listened to live music by Victor Johnson, enjoyed local wines, and participated in both a silent and live auction.
Generous donations from lead sponsors, the Mathisen family and Columbia River Women's Clinic, made the event possible. Ten local wineries donated wine. A team of volunteer "Hosts" filled the venue with guests and hosted their tables with enthusiasm. Every aspect of the event was possible only through generous business and community donations of auction items, sponsorships, discounts, and the giving spirit of many individuals.
"What a wonderful showing of support for the important work of Families First," commented Julie Ryan, Program Supervisor. "We cannot thank the community enough for giving so generously so that we can continue our work of supporting the babies and children who struggle the most in our county."
Families First, a program of The Next Door, has been a source of support to hundreds of families in Wasco County over the past 13 years. As more and more families face joblessness and financial hardship, single parenting, isolation, depression, and other major life stress, Families First provides relief, education and support, keeping babies safe and families strong.
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Review: Jason Bateman gets a lot of mileage out of mean in the very funny 'Bad Words'
AUSTIN - Jason Bateman has spent most of his life in front of the camera, and like many actors, he finally reached a point where he wanted to make a film of his own. Working from a wicked script by Andrew Dodge, he's made a film that gives him one of the best starring roles he's ever had, and it feels like even though this was written by someone else, it perfectly suits the comic sensibilities he's displayed as long as he's been working.
When Bateman was young, he had a knack for playing awful people who still somehow managed to be charming. Even though he was only on 21 episodes of "Silver Spoons," that was enough for me to identify him as someone worth watching. He and I are roughly the same age, and I liked that he had such a serene confidence about being a splendid asshole onscreen. Like Michael J. Fox, Bateman had a sense of natural comic timing that was equal to or better than any of his adult co-stars. It seemed like TV was where he worked most often, and as he got older, his attempts to cross over to film were largely unsuccessful.
Well, we're a long way from "Teen Wolf Too."
Bateman embraces the full power of being a horrible person in "Bad Words," playing Guy Trilby, a grown man who exploits a loophole in the rules of a major national spelling bee to compete against kids, dominating the competition. When we meet him, he's still in one of the regional bees, and it's clear both the officials and the parents all want to strangle him. Even if he was on his best behavior, it's the sense that he's being unfair to the kids that has everyone on edge, but "best behavior" appears to be a phrase Guy Trilby has never heard. He is verbally abusive, with a wit so sharp it leaves a mark, and he seems to revel in the barrage of obscenity that he constantly unleashes on people.
The poster for the film uses the tag line, "The ends justify the mean," and I think that's not only clever, but a perfect summation of what the film does. There is a reason Guy is determined to participate in that spelling bee, and he guards that reason carefully. It is entirely personal, and reporter Jenny Widgeon (Kathryn Hahn) is desperate to uncover the secret. She agrees to sponsor Guy in his attempt, since each contestant has to be sponsored by a newspaper, if he'll answer one question after every day of competition. Little by little, she starts to see through Guy's hostile exterior to his truly hostile interior, and the scenes between the two of them are raunchy and funny and occasionally even piercing.
Rohan Chand plays Chaitanya Chopra, a kid who has a great shot at winning the bee, and he does charming work here. I'm guessing Bateman's own background as a child actor helps account for just how strong all the kid performances in the movie are, and there is a wonderful chemistry between Bateman and Chand onscreen. Chaitanya is a very sweet and somewhat sheltered kid, and despite his own natural defensive mechanisms, Guy finds himself building an unlikely friendship with his opponent. You get a real sense of just how stunted Guy's own development must have been when you see how he treats Chaitanya. The sweetness of their scenes together is tempered with a gleeful malice as Guy introduces his young friend to the glories of shoplifting, smoking, drinking, and boobs.
Allison Janey, Philip Baker Hall, and Rachel Harris all make strong impressions in supporting roles, and in general, Bateman gets great work out of the entire ensemble. The film looks great, and Bateman's work with his cinematographer Ken Seng doesn't have that same unnatural brightness that seems omnipresent in so many studio comedies. At this point, I am a firm believer that if Darko Entertainment backs a dark comedy, that is a dark comedy worth my time and attention. Like "World's Greatest Dad," this film is built around some genuine anger, but in service of a story about someone bruised by circumstance, and I hope this pays off for Bateman. He proves himself just as comfortable behind the camera as he in in front of it, and "Bad Words" is very, very good as a result.
"Bad Words" opens in limited release on March 14, then rolls out wider on March 28.


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What you seem to be suggesting here is that people just really want to kill others really badly, and are eager to find an excuse to do it. I don't happen to view humans so basely.
I contend that the Bible or other religious texts can in fact be a source for a person's violent actions, not merely an excuse for it. This would seem to be an attempt to whitewash the Bible or other religious texts of calling on their followers to kill in the name of their God. If you read through the Bible or other religious texts, you will find described as punishable by death things which we would today consider rather mundane practices. Your children misbehave?
(And as an aside, what exactly led us away from this sort of thinking? Was it God suddenly deciding that practice was no longer morally 'correct,' or was it secular morality forcing religion to abandon such dogma? And if it is a God who decides it is moral one day to kill your children if they misbehave and immoral the next, you have yourself but an arbitrary designation of morality that is not consistent nor has any self-correcting mechanism for determining what is moral.)
Consider the case of regular people who are convinced by their religion to kill. When a woman kills her children because she believes God told her to do so, is that her using religion as an excuse for her secret craving to murder? Just some regular housewife, who thinks God told her to do it. I think religion is directly responsible for this woman's behavior--it is like poison to a rational mind. How could she rationalize that her children should be killed? Surely the story of Isaac, something this woman would certainly be aware of, has more to do with it than some insatiable appetite to kill?
Can you really say the intent to kill is truly independent of what some religion may convince a person is the right thing to do?
Here you're saying that people who kill because of religion probably kill because it tells them to do so. This could be true in some cases, but I don't think Christianity fulfills that. The verse is in my previous post, but Jesus does say to love your neighbor as yourself. Sound against this? I think so. As Toujours said above, most christians don't use old testament practices (i.e. the laws of the Pentatuech) as much anymore. That being said, most 'wars' fought through christianity are after Jesus' death and also after the writing of Revalations, the last book of the Bible. This would mean all Christians should know that Jesus does NOT want them to do this. The Crusades, the South American Conquistadors, all of them were mostly commanded by the Catholic Church to do so. I'm Catholic myself, but the practices back then were completely off from the true meaning of the Bible. They even sold 'forgiveness' from God in the form of Paper! I'd say the wars 'caused' by the Bible aren't really caused by the Bible but by people saying it means this and then making others believe this as well. Most peasants back then couldn't read and confirm this for themselves anyway.
There are also those modern Christians who kill people. Some of them truly believe the Bible wanted them to do that, but you have to realize that this isn't true. The same way Islam has been thrown into a bad light because of several terrorists (9/11 being just one of these attacks), a few misinterpreting Christians could paint the whole religion wrongly.
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(And as an aside, what exactly led us away from this sort of thinking? Was it God suddenly deciding that practice was no longer morally 'correct,' or was it secular morality forcing religion to abandon such dogma? And if it is a God who decides it is moral one day to kill your children if they misbehave and immoral the next, you have yourself but an arbitrary designation of morality that is not consistent nor has any self-correcting mechanism for determining what is moral.)
This is really complicated, but I'll try my best.
The Bible has two big covenants; the old covenant, made by God and Abraham, and the new Covenant, made by Jesus to us. This is really important, as it is like a cornerstone in Christianity. It is the first covenant, the old covenant, made with Abraham, that bound us to the laws of the Pentateuch (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy). It was these laws one had to follow to achieve Salvation. But, mankind couldn't make it through these laws. So, Jesus came and fulfilled the covenant
us. We no longer were bound by the laws of the old covenant, Jesus was in our stead. In the new covenant, Jesus promises salvation if we accept him. I think that's it, simplified. So we don't have to exercise judgement etc anymore. Jesus died for us so that we may get the eternal salvation he promised. So the Old testament law no longer applies to us. Which doesn't mean we should just ignore it; we are also meant to learn from it, and not to make the same mistakes the Isrealites did. There are several books in the old testament that I think still apply to us; Proverbs, Psalms etc.
I hope I answered that part
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PORTALES, N.M. - A psychiatrist and a forensic neuropsychologist ordered by the court to examine convicted child killer Terry Clark testified Tuesday that Clark suffers from pedophilia but not brain damage or depression.
Dr. William Hiltz and Bianca A. Martinez, who evaluated Clark about two months ago, disputed defense psychological reports and said they believe Clark is competent to knowingly, intelligently and voluntarily give up his right to further appeals.
Clark, 45, has repeatedly said he wants to stop the appeals process and have his death sentence carried out for the July 1986 abduction, rape and murder of 9-year-old Dena Lynn Gore of Artesia.
"I have no evidence that he's not competent," Hiltz said of Clark. "He certainly seems competent to me. His answers were intelligent and well-considered."
Martinez, a clinical neuropsychologist, serves as director of the forensic unit of the state-run Las Vegas, N.M., Medical Center, and Hiltz, who is a medical doctor, is a staff psychiatrist at the same facility.
Clark, incarcerated in the maximum security North Unit of the Penitentiary of New Mexico near Santa Fe, has a television, radio and reading materials and can talk to other nearby inmates even though he is in his own cell 23 hours a day, according to several psychologists.
"He (Clark) watches TV and has a number of shows he's fond of," Hiltz said. "He reads a lot of books and newspapers and watches the news, though he finds the news depressing because of all the crime."
Daniel A. Martell of Newport Beach, Calif., testified for the state as an expert forensic neuro-psychologist concerning a four-hour evaluation of Clark that he performed June 18.
Martell found that Clark has no evidence of significant brain damage.
Michael A. Ortega, who works as a psychologist for the New Mexico Department of Corrections, said Clark asked him to testify because Ortega has known Clark since 1986 and served periodically as Clark's therapist at the state penitentiary.
Ortega, who said he does not want Clark to die, testified that Clark appeared to suffer from occasional bouts with mild to moderate depression but was never put on suicide watch at the prison since his incarceration 15 years ago.
Martinez said Clark told her that part of his reason for wanting his execution to be carried out now is to relieve some of the suffering of Gore's family.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hilton Avisford Park Arundel
Spend your money elsewhere
Where do you start - in summary, this is a two star hotel.
I've had to stay here on three occasions courtesy of corporate days out to Goodwood events. Now I know a good Hilton (Maldives and Mauritius are two such examples), but this place stinks.
If your idea of a good �100 + per night hotel is:
cracked Formica bathrooms
masking tape holding down the carpet in the corridors
70's d�cor with lovely woodchip wallpaper, purple pattern carpet and Bernie Inn furniture!
Plastic flowers
Fuzzy TV pictures
no hot water
Lay-by cuisine
and generally dirty and dull, then its for you. If not run - unfortunately there is little in the area apart from Amberley Castle
Not one of the 20 couples staying in our group two weeks ago said they would ever stay here again unless they had to - that should tell you something.
Hilton - this place is a disgrace even after a �1 million refurb.
Nice location, give dinner a miss!
Having stayed at this hotel on previous occasions, we decided to venture back to see the result of the hotels recent make-over. No real changes were apparant, new curtains etc in reception/dining areas and a change of paint colour. This time we opted for garden rooms which were pleasant, although I found very hot and needed the window wide open at all times ( a fan would have been nice). Shower very weak, but generally clean and satisfactory. The evening meal which was included for the first night was very disappointing and certainly not of standard. Many dishes on the menu incurred a supplement, and also complimentary coffee and petit fours have disappeared and are now extras. Okay no big deal, but lots of extra costs seem to be creeping in, on what used to be all in on the Hilton breaks. The outdoor pool was extremely busy, and sunbeds seemed to be occupied throughout the day, although a pleasant facility. As for the croquet - well don't forget to ask where it is - it is sign posted in the grounds and listed in the hotel information, but believe you me, no staff at the Hilton knows where it is! Last year it was in an old rusty box, not set up, this time I was told it got lost! same goes for the table football - gone! And as for the Hamleys toy room - again, non existent, apparently if anyone askes a few toys that have well seen better days, get placed in one of the conference rooms! And as for the snooker room - yes we found it as it is well sign posted, we opened the door and found the table was surrounded by boxes and boxes of all archived paperwork, and endless boxes of stock room items, hardly inviting.... plus they want �5 charge to use their cues and balls! Yes, I would stay here again I like the location and the breakfasts are good, and the duvets soooo soft, but forget the dinners go to the Black Rabbit Pub in Arundel instead you will not regret it, superb views of Arundel castle and river and food that the Hilton could learn a lot from .......
A surprisingly comfortable Hilton with exceptional service and food.
We have just returned from a one night golf break at the Avisford Park Hotel. Our stay started off well with the lovely views of the fountain and landscaped gardens as we approached the entrance to the hotel. We were checked in promptly and despite being an hour early we were shown to our rooms, (just lucky I suppose). The rooms were lovely and clean with proper crisp white bed linen, not the prickly blankets that you normally get.
Drinks and bar snacks were expensive, but that was to be expected. We had dinner in the Cedar Restaurant which was just lovely. There was a good choice of dishes for all tastes and the service from the staff was just as good. The food was served piping hot and there was just the right amount of time between courses.
Our only gripe for our break was that state of the golf greens which I have been told "had seen better days"!! The golf course was one of the main reasons why we had chosen Avisford over other hotels. It was a disappointment. The other facilities like the pool and the gym were good as described. There was also a putting green and croquet lawn out by the terrace. It was good to see people actually using it all.
I had read in your previous review that the hotel was under refurbishment. This did worry me a little. However all was good by the time of our arrival. The lounge areas had been decorated tastefully and our rooms were fresh and clean of paint smells. This can only be a good thing if other Hiltons are to go by.
Despite the small glitch about the golf, the whole stay was a most enjoyable and pleasant experience.
Check before you book
The hotel is easy to find from the main A27 yet in a lovely secluded, country location with well tended grounds. Unfortunately our initial good impressions didn't last long. On entering the reception is was obvious that a major refurbishment programme was taking place - not due to complete until July 05. Involves total redecoration rather than structural building work but still disappointing that I wasn't advised of this when making my reservation (direct with the hotel itself). Both the main lounge and restaurant were closed and temporarily located to other function rooms.
Dinner was included on the first night and was excellent - if the food a little slow to arrive. Breakfast on the other hand was poor - the "hot" buffet was at best lukewarm on both days, even though we arrived almost as soon as the restaurant was open each morning.
Our room (no 24) was on the ground floor and was clean and tidy, if a little small and no sky tv channels.
Our main reason for complaint occured on the 2nd night when a function room immediately adjacent to our room hosted a birthday party which didn't finish until 11.30pm - singing, shouting, speeches clearly audible to us (my wife is 6 months pregnant so a good nights rest is essential!).
We paid �159 for the room for 2 nights with dinner on the first night. Good value in theory but ruined by the problems suffered. This is a very attractive country house that in the correct hands could be a wonderful hotel. Unfortunately Hilton seem to be more interested in squeezing as much revenue from the hotel as possible - rather than considering guest satisfaction.
If you are considering staying here then wait until July, check the refurb is complete and ensure your room is well away from any function rooms!
Where have the other Reviewers been Staying ???
I have just returned from a weekend at the Avisford Park and from the moment we arrived until the time we left I have nothing but praise. The drive in is superb,the grounds immaculately kept and when you check in the staff could not have been friendlier and more helpful.We stayed in the Sorrento Suite which was superb - well decorated,certainly not musty and with stunning views We had dinner in the evening and the food was superb and the service even better.My only criticism,and it is only minor,but some people may be happy,was that the service was too quick - no sooner had you finished one course and the next one seems to arrive. That is superb service but some people may like a break between courses.
The breakfasts are huge and as a frequent traveller around the world staying at many 5 Star Hotels - it is one of the only places where the self service breakfast has been - HOT.Every member of the staff we met was charming and polite and a credit to the Hotel.
Will I go back - you bet - a superb Hotel in every aspect.
Bargain Break
I booked a bargain mid-week break for my wife and I before I read the reviews on this site, and was concerned with what we might find on arrival. Sometimes when paying minimum prices you end up with the worst rooms. Not this time. At reception we were asked smoking or non-smoking, and ground, first or second floor. We chose non-smoking second floor and had an excellent, well-equiped room overlooking the grounds to the front. The bed was large and comfortable bed with a super duvet. A beautiful location, good accommodation, attentive staff, super indoor pool, an interesting dinner menu and a brilliant breakfast table, all for �70 pp db&b b&b. No, I don't work for Hilton, and never give top marks, but at that price, it is difficult not to!
Wheel Chair Accessible??????????????
Our room was very good for wheelchair access and the bathroom the best seen so far, BUT the only route to the bar and restaurant was OUTSIDE,
right around the site, during the first week in March, so all meals and drinks had to be partaken in our room which was dissapointing.
Also, the ramp into the disabled block was very steep and so uneven as to be dangerous.
Finally my disabled parking place was not reserved, causing great inconvenience one cold wet vening.
Go Elsewhere
I took my mother to this hotel last month (August 2004). We arrived at 3.00pm and was told our room was not ready and could we come back in half an hour. It was an extremely hot weekend and all we really wanted to do was get changed and have a dip in the outside pool. When we did eventually get our room it was very average indeed. No minibar, a view of some bins and extremely hot - no air con either.
I found the drinks over priced and when I asked for some peanuts or crisps I was told they did not stock them, but I could choose the tortilla chips from the snack menu - these were approx �3. Again, way too much for just a nibble with a drink. I would have thought it would not have been too much trouble to give complementary snacks to guests when they are paying nearly �5 for one glass of wine.
We dined in the hotel that evening and although the meal was not horrible, it was certainly nothing to write home about ... so I won't !
There were two weddings going on in the hotel this Saturday which made the bar area very crowded indeed and quite uncomfortable.
The breakfast was good, but at over �15 per person it should be.
My advice, if choosing a chain hotel, would be go to a Marriott, which I have used many times and found to be very accommodating and much more up to date in decor and surroundings.
This hotel has certainly put me off visiting a Hilton again.
Very disappointing
My husband and I stayed at the Hilton Avisford Park for 2 nights in May 04. We were very disappointed with the hotel as we though a Hilton hotel would guarantee a high standard.
We arrived at the hotel and we were surprised by how run down the hotel looked. The decor both in our room and other areas needed updating.
Our room was quite small and overlooked several bottle banks and the delivery entrance. It was a little noisy at times but not too bad.
We were not happy with the noisy extractor fan in the bathroom which couldn't be turned off at night. In addition the tap water smelt very gassy (not something I've experienced before).
The room service was very good and the food excellent.
Overall, I don't think the Hilton Avisford Park provided good value for money.
Think again?
We booked a suite at the Hilton Arundel for our wedding anniversary. The cost was �181.00 per night but you had to pay �15 each for breakfast (total of approx �210 per night). We were shown our "suite" that was right at the top of the main staircase. It was two large rooms. The lounge (if you could call it that) had a concoction of terrible furniture which smelled musty and the bedroom was pretty much the same. Wallpaper was hanging off the walls and paint cracking off the doorframes. We were not able to move to another suite therefore we left (never to return) and relocated to the nearby Marriott Goodwood Golf and Country Club Hotel which was great.
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