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I've been traveling a bit lately and haven't kept up as much as usual on all the companies who recently raised venture capital.
With what I do (helping companies raise venture capital among other things), it's really important that I stay abreast of trends in venture capital - who's raising money, from whom, and in what amount.
But also, I like looking at all the new companies who raised VC since oftentimes they are pretty cool. Here are some of the cool companies that raised VC within the past few weeks:
1. Click Forensics (they just changed their name to Adometry, http://www.adometry.com) provides online advertising analytics and online fraud detection services (protection against paying for "fake" clicks on your pay-per-click ads). Very cool company. But I have to be honest that this wasn't the most interesting company who just raised venture capital. But I put it at the top of the list because Adometry is a Growthink client. So, I'm highly biased and thrilled that our client just raised more funding. Click Forensics/Adometry raised $1 million from Austin Ventures, Sierra Ventures, Stanford University and Shasta Ventures.
2. RelayRides (http://www.relayrides.com) is the world's first neighbor-to-neighbor carsharing service. The company enables car owners to lend out their private vehicles to their neighbors by providing the insurance and technology to make the transaction safe, convenient, and easy. RelayRides raised $5.1 million from August Capital and Google Ventures (I'm not sure how it fits with Google Ventures, but maybe Google is up to something very new).
3. Rovio (http://www.rovio.com) is a Finnish gaming company and developer of the Angry Birds game. Note: my 8 year old daughter introduced me to Angry Birds a few weeks ago; it's pretty addictive and I don't like that she's better than it than me :) Rovio raised $42 million from Accel Partners, Atomico Ventures and Felicis Ventures (note: once you show some success, VCs are prone to throw LOTS of money at you).
4. SpareFoot.com (http://www.sparefoot.com) is a website that allows you to compare self storage facilities that are near you. Just enter your zip code and you'll see a map with all the local self storage facilities and their rates and specials. While this may not be interesting to people who aren't interested in self-storage right now, I thought it was cool that an entrepreneur jumped on this opportunity.
I have a friend who is perhaps the leading consultant in the self-storage industry and I know how critical it is to get new customers. This website could become a key way for self storage companies to get new customers. This model (show buyers all of their options and compare them) has been used in several industries, and there are probably many more opportunities to launch the model in new industries. SpareFoot.com raised $1.5 million form Silverton Partners, Floodgate and Capital Factory.
5. Credit Sesame (http://www.creditsesame.com) helps individuals better manage their credit by finding better loan and credit opportunities, monitoring your credit score, and offering other tools to help people save money. Credit Sesame raised $6.5 million from Menlo Ventures and Inventus Capital.
6. DailyBooth (http://www.dailybooth.com) is a social network that lets users share photos in real-time. Users take photos of themselves with their computers' cameras and then share them, along with a caption. DailyBooth raised $6 million from Ignition Partners and Sequoia Capital.
7. Group Commerce (http://www.groupcommerce.com) is a Groupon competitor with a spin to it. It allows publishers (e.g., websites that get a fair amount of traffic) to promote (and profit from) group-buying opportunities. So rather than the deal being promoted by Groupon, it can be promoted by a publisher like the NY Times (and much smaller publishers too). Group Commerce raised $8 million from Spark Capital, Carmel Ventures, Lerer Media Ventures, and an individual angel investor.
8. GrubHub (http://www.grubhub.com) is a website that allows you to find local restaurants who deliver, and then order food from them online. GrubHub raised $20 million from DAG Ventures and Benchmark Capital.
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I've had a Google Voice (GV) number for a while because I figured I'd best grab my invitation while the getting was good (see How do I get it? below), but I have been working on a total transition for about 6 months because I wanted to test it out thoroughly. I've almost totally transferred to GV now, and although it's not for everyone, it might be for you.
What is it?
Lifehacker has several good articles about what GV is (it used to be Grand Central) and does: see their First Look and Do You Need It? articles for starters. GV gives you a new phone number (porting is apparently coming, but it's not here yet), and you do get to choose it (mine contains "NNR"!). This can be your forever, one-and-only number. After you have it, you can attach all of your other phones to it in extremely specific and customizable ways. You can use the number for plain old talking, which, it is rumored, some people still use, as well as voicemail and SMS. In fact, you no longer have to have a GV number if you want to use only voicemail; you can click a few buttons and use your existing phone number with GV voicemail. Why would you do any of this? Read on.
Why would I use it?
At the most basic, you would use only GV voicemail with your existing number because your voicemails are transcribed and sent to you via e-mail, SMS, or both. This is the reason I started using GV: it was during one of AT&T's spells of eating my Visual Voicemail messages. The GV transcriptions range from being relatively accurate to being crazily bad. You can usually figure out the gist of the message, but if not you can always still listen to the message.
As for actually transferring totally over to a GV number:
- GV allows personalization of greetings and caller treatments. Ponder that (then read about it below), because it's not immediately obvious how powerful and cool this is.
- All of your calls, voicemails, and SMS messages are saved and searchable. Yes, Google knows everything about me, but I'm not that interesting and am not convinced privacy exists anymore anyway. If you're worried about privacy, GV is definitely not for you.
- Each call, voicemail, and SMS conversation allows a note to be added. This is crazy useful ("when did I talk to my boss about these vacation dates?" [tap tap tap] "Look! A note that says 'Talked to boss about vacation' next to a phone call on 11/26/09!").
- You can send SMS messages from your computer. Replies go to your phone (if you've instructed GV thusly; you don't have to forward SMS messages to your phone's SMS app) and computer. The effect is an IM application with automatic mobile forwarding and total integration. If you contribute to the conversation via your phone, your texts still show up in order on the GV Web site. This, to me, is THE killer feature.
- SMS messages can be forwarded to your e-mail. You can carry on entire conversations from your e-mail to the other person's phone. Theoretically, you could never pay for an SMS message again.
I use GV and don't even have multiple phones, which is the scenario it was intended for. If you DO have multiple phones, you can be Mr. Telephone Wizard with all your ringing, voicemail, and presentation rules, but it's still extremely useful with a single line. My husband and I both have cell phones (no land line), and GV does ring both of us for some numbers, but other than that I do just use it with my iPhone. So don't write off GV's utility just because you don't have a cell phone, a home phone, and two business lines.
What's the drawback?
- I already mentioned potential privacy issues.
- I've read about voice lag, but on the contrary I've found that calls made with GV have a much better quality and reliability than those made just with my iPhone. That isn't saying much, and I have not been able to find any possible reason other than random luck for it, but suffice it to say that I have not experienced any audio issues.
- SMS short codes are not supported.
- MMS is not supported. To the point that the MMS message just disappears off the planet. You don't even get an error message.
- You have to work hard to make a phone call in some cases to avoid having your non-GV number show up on the receiving party's caller ID. There are a lot of workarounds. The easiest is to just switch off your phone's option to display your caller ID. Google reports they're working on an easier solution to this, but it's not here yet.
As with many technologies, you have to consider pros and cons. I don't mind using my regular AT&T number for the few occasions I need to use a short code. I do wish GV had MMS, but I have the option of using my other number or e-mail for media. And I don't talk on the phone that much; if I did, I might have more issues. People have different needs.
How do I get it?
Right now, GV is available by invitation only. I had no trouble getting my invitation (I waited perhaps a week), but you do have to request an invitation from Google or else find a buddy who has one. I have three. If this article convinces you that you HAVE TO HAVE GV, convince me you'll use it and I'll give them out to the first three requesters.
The GV Web site lets you make calls (you pick which phone you want to use, then it calls you and connects you), send texts, retrieve voicemails, and make breakfast. Not really. Everything but the breakfast part.
Your phone(s)
GV is built in, I believe, to the Android/Google phones, but I have an iPhone, and things are dicier there if you want it to appear that your GV number is the originating number for phone calls. If you're jailbroken, there are GV apps, both of which crash a lot. Happily, Google just released extremely pretty, functional Web apps for all the GV functions that work great on the iPhone. This all involves a data plan. If you don't have data for your phone, you can do everything without data by just calling your GV number and punching in what you want to do (follow the prompts). The easy way to do this is to use your phone's ability to program pauses into phone numbers (here's how to do it on an iPhone). Whatever method you use, remember that GV will call your phone first and then connect you. This is not a malfunction. It's how it's supposed to work. Don't panic.
And don't forget: none of this matters if you don't care what number shows up for your caller ID. Incoming calls to your GV number will always work.
406 numbers
Nerdface has written a good summary of the mysterious 406 numbers. In short: text someone from your GV number and have them reply. When they do, it will come from a 406 number. That number is attached to your contact THROUGH THE PHONE YOU SENT IT FROM. Save it to your address book. You can use it to directly call that person without using pauses, Web interfaces, or external applications, and the call will automagically appear to originate from your GV number. However, the 406 number won't work from another phone.
There are two GV apps I know of: an AIR-based one and a Mac one. Neither one blows my dress up, but knock yourself out.
Beyond the basics
- Recording: you can record incoming calls if they come to your GV number. You can't be sneaky about it because your caller hears "RECORDING STARTED." It is, however, handy if they're about to give you information or directions. You can say, "Wait! I'm going to record this because I can't find a pen! [hit 4 on phone] OK, go ahead."
- Personalizing: I LOVE THIS. It works to its full potential only if you use Google Contacts for contacts management (that's beyond the scope of this article, but it's not difficult to get it to work with iTunes and the Mac address book; I can't speak for Windows). You can have different greetings for different groups or individuals, you can block people totally, and you can have different phones ring depending on who is calling. My initial reaction to this news was an eyeroll, but I just wasn't using my imagination. Here are some ways I use this ability.
- My husband gets his own sweet greeting. Awwww.
- Numbers from my "services" category ring both of our phones, just like if they were calling a land line and either of us could answer the phone.
- People I know I'm NEVER going to want to talk to go straight to voicemail.
- People I know I'm NEVER going to want to have any contact with can be spammed (SMS messages don't even show up) or even blocked (they get a "this number has been disconnected" message). Major power here: I don't need to fear giving out my GV number all over the place because I can "take it back."
- Record notes to self: this is related to personalizing but lets you call yourself, leave a short note, and get an e-mail. Instructions here.
- ListenIn: remember the old days of answering machines where you could screen calls? Now you can do that again. When you get an incoming GV call, while the calling person hears ringing, YOU hear several choices. You can pick up the call, send it to voicemail, or send it to voicemail while listening in. If you decide you want to go ahead and take it, you can.
- Call presentation: this is the option that lets you decide whether to pick up now, later, or not at all. It's not to be confused with call screening, which makes blocked callers say who they are before the call goes through so you can decide whether to take the call. Both can be inactivated or activated only for specific callers or groups.
- Call switching: this nifty trick means that if you are talking on your land line (do people still have those?) and need to take off, you can switch the call to your cell and keep talking.
The geek factor is fairly high for GV, as with many Google services, but it works really well for me and meets needs I wasn't sure I had before I started using it. The voicemail transcriptions are also good for laughs when they get absurd. I have concerns about long-term reliability, but I figure I've had to switch phone numbers before and it all worked out, so I'll cross that bridge when and if I come to it. If Apple pulls its head out of its butt and approves an actual GV app that works well, this will all get dramatically easier and I'll be even happier. Convinced? If you decide to give GV a try, read Lifehacker's guide to easing your transition.
Comments? Suggestions? Write away.
Addendum (2/18/10): Major problem. Calls made through GV cost me because they don't show up as being in the AT&T network. In other words, you can't make use of free mobile-to-mobile minutes. This is a game changer. I guess if I had a more expensive voice plan I could use the A-list workaround, but I don't.

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Good morning everyone! I hope you're all ready to start this week off bright and early and conquer the day! To provide all of you with a little Monday Motivation, here are some of the past adventures of 2016. I can't wait to get out to new places once we leave this snow behind us, and jump into the warmer weather of spring. Have a great day! I hope you like the video!!
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There are power lunches, places of power and the power of two. Whatever shape or form it comes in, people want it. And Roger Clemens has it.
That is why people are drawn to him, why some look at him with wonder as the veteran unwinds his fastball from his body built by Caterpillar. So how do you overthrow power?
With the quiet Cy Young winner in the making, Andy Pettitte, for starters. But last night's anticipated showdown at Yankee Stadium had nearly yellowed by the time Mo Vaughn hit a run-scoring single off reliever Graeme Lloyd to finally win the game, 4-3, for the Red Sox in the 11th inning. The Yankees' division-clinching number had been reduced to three when Baltimore fell to Milwaukee Brewers, 8-7, in 10 innings yesterday afternoon.
It ended up not being a game for either Clemens or Pettitte to win or lose. It came down to relief. It came down to a guy like Lloyd, trying to make the post-season roster by making his mark. He had a 1-2 count on Vaughn when he threw a cutter that missed by four inches and ended up right over the plate.
''If you're in position to put someone away, you make a mistake way away because a hitter like Mo can knock your brains out,'' Manager Joe Torre said. ''When the count is in your favor, that's what you have to do.''Continue reading the main story
The Yankees usually seize the chance to put someone away. They had been 83-0 when ahead after eight innings, a mark of invincibility that crumbled in the ninth, an inning after Pettitte had left the game with a 3-1 lead.
That was closer John Wetteland's cue. But when second baseman Andy Fox bobbled a grounder, then botched the throw, and when three hits came off broken bats, it would not be Wetteland's night. Two unearned runs scored in a forgettable inning to tie the game.
''Sometimes when you set out to do something, and even when you execute it, it's still not a sure thing,'' Wetteland said. ''I felt right out there. The result just wasn't there. What matters is that I didn't get the job done. And I don't feel good about it.''
He shouldered the blame. And yet the Yankees had their chances; they were so close to cutting the number of victories they needed to win the division to two. If only the Yankees had made the most of their opportunities.
Lloyd had his chance to show his stuff, to make a push for one of 10 post-season pitching spots. Torre said he will look at the whole picture when deciding, but Lloyd did not help himself.
''I'm upset about giving up that hit to Mo,'' said Lloyd, a disappointment since being acquired from Milwaukee on Aug. 23. ''I left it out over the plate. I'm still upbeat. I still don't have any problem going out to do the job for the Yankees.''
His confidence may appear fine. But are the Yankees confident in him after last night? The night could have ended so differently. It was a night that began with Clemens coming off a record-matching 20 strikeouts on Wednesday and Pettitte enjoying the season of his young life. The neophyte against the master. They both put on a nice warm-up act.
For what it counts, Pettitte had the better showing. He did not get a shot at his 22d, victory but he did go eight innings without allowing an earned run. He out-pitched Clemens, whose team was undone by its closer, too. Two wild pitches by Heathcliff Slocumb allowed the Yankees to take a 3-1 lead in the eighth, an edge they lost in the ninth.
''This was a big night,'' Pettitte said. ''I was definitely excited, just being out there against an idol of mine.''
The excitement of the matchup was contagious at Yankee Stadium, which was circulating with cool autumn air. The sweater-wearing, hot-chocolate-hugging crowd of 22,728 could feel it. Neither Clemens or Pettitte let anyone down. It was the relief pitching and wasted opportunities: Wade Boggs bounced out with the bases loaded in the seventh, the last inning for a weary Clemens. And with one out and two on in the 11th, pinch-hitter Cecil Fielder struck out.
''We don't like to lose games we could have won,'' Torre said.
If they had won, they would have beaten Boston and Baltimore in five out of seven games, quite a feat for a team floundering in August. But four out of seven will have to do.
''We're fine,'' Torre said. ''We will try to keep blinders on and not get too excited.''
Derek Jeter has been supplying a lot of the excitement. It seems no Yankee game is complete without his stamp on it. Jeter scored the only run off Clemens in the second inning to tie the game. An error by catcher Joe Girardi -- who could not close his glove on a throw to the plate -- allowed the Red Sox to go up 1-0.
''They didn't win, we lost it,'' Torre said. ''We beat ourselves. Pettitte was wonderful.''
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''Any time you get Roger Clemens out of the game, you have a chance,'' Torre said. ''Pettitte pitched a hell of a game.''
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"Excellent value for money"Lovely cottage super position. Fully equipped and comfortable except the double bed isa "roller" my husband and I decided to sleep in separate rooms as there were only two inour party nevertheless we thoroughly enjoyed our stayLovely cottage super position. Fully equipped and comfortable except the double bed isa "roller" my husband and I decided to sleep in separate rooms as there were only two inour party nevertheless we thoroughly enjoyed our stay
- Off road parking
- Open fire
- Smoke-free
- Garden / Patio
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Seaside
The property
A traditional, mid-terraced cottage, overlooking the picturesque fishing village of Staithes in the North York Moors National Park.
Providing simple but comfortable accommodation, this Staithes cottage is ideal for families wishing to enjoy this beautiful part of the Heritage Coast.
Open tread stairs lead up to the two bedrooms, with fine views of the sea, open countryside and hills, whilst the homely sitting room offers a cosy woodburner, exposed stonework and beamed ceiling.
Outside, across a communal path, this Staithes cottage has a small garden, a lovely place to sit and enjoy the sea air.
A five minute stroll from this Staithes cottage takes you down the hill to the village, with its quaint cobbled streets, local inns, tea rooms and shop.
The art gallery, museum and craft centre are worth a visit, whilst the small, sandy beach with its rock pools and coves are ideal for children.
Enjoy a bracing cliff-top walk on the Cleveland Way, which lies on the doorstep of this Staithes cottage, or explore the dramatic scenery of the countryside with its many pretty moorland villages.
A lovely Staithes cottage, providing a good base.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single with additional pull-out bed. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen. Dining room. Sitting room with woodburner and sofa bed.
- Night storage heaters downstairs, electric heaters upstairs with woodburner in sitting room
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, video
- All fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off road parking for 1 car, 2 additional parking permits for roadside parking
- Small lawned garden to rear with furniture accessed via steps
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shop and pub 5 mins walk
- Note: Open tread stairs lead up to the bedrooms
- Note: Access to the garden is across a communal path, and down approx 8 steps.
About the location
Whitby 10 miles.
The charming and sleepy seaside village of Staithes, with its cobbled streets and back alleys, is something of an artist's dream. Its pretty houses and cottages are clustered around the old harbour and surrounded by high craggy cliffs on three sides, with a sheltered sandy beach set amongst the rocky coastline. The village can claim connections with Captain Cook who was apprenticed to a draper near the harbour. Nowadays, Staithes is a must for anyone visiting the Yorkshire Coast and has a good selection of pubs, shops and tea rooms. Staithes is still home to an RNLI lifeboat station and a small fleet of cobles (fishing boats) landing fish, crab and lobster, with boat trips for birdwatching, fishing and even whale watching available. It's also the location of the popular BBC children's TV series, Old Jack's Boat. Staithes has a strong attraction for artists, with an annual Art and Heritage Festival, galleries and artists studios with art courses and workshops regularly on offer. There's a free Illusion Trail, which guides visitors around the network of ginnels (alleyways), with trail guides available locally. The best views of the town can be enjoyed from the Cleveland Way which runs down the cliff to the sea's edge. Altogether a superb base for exploring the Yorkshire Coast, visiting the larger resorts of Whitby or Scarborough and enjoying the moorland villages of the North York Moors National Park.
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Have you recently notice that Picasa Web Albums storage counter shows more "free space" comparing to a couple of days ago. Here's the reason, Google says "We recently made a change whereby any pictures 800 pixels and under don't count towards used PWA storage. The new GB numbers you're seeing are the result of quota recalculations that were made,"
The new feature encourages users to upload smaller images. If you use Picasa to upload your photos, there's a setting that lets you pick the dimensions of the photos that're uploaded. The "small" option is recommended "for publishing images on blogs and webpages". Blogger users who resize their photos before uploading them will no longer have to buy extra storage if they're prolific.
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February 4, 2016
Want to spend a weekend in Chicago? At a rate of $320 per night, plus taxes and fees, you could stay at "Samson's Estate," which, according to a listing on the popular rental website Airbnb, offers wireless Internet, air conditioning, two beds, and a half-bath, shampoo included. The catch? It's a dorm room at the University of Chicago. Or, at least, it was advertised that way, featuring an image of the university seal and the description: "a quiet dorm in the middle of Uchicago's campus in the Max Palevsky dorm." Citing safety concerns, colleges generally put language in housing contracts that forbids students to rent their dormitory rooms. Even so, that Chicago rental offer is hardly one of a kind….
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I have a brownie recipe whose flavor is to die for and whose texture is a nightmare.
There is about 60g of flour in the recipe and it makes for a brownie that is BEYOND fudgy. A bit too much, in fact. They are a NIGHTMARE to cut for serving portions. Usually fall completely apart.
I tried doubling the flour. They rose rather high and well, just didn't taste very good. Rather dense.
I need a happy medium. Any advice on beefing up their stability without sacrificing flavor?
ADo you like the texture of them to eat? Because if it's just cutting that's a problem, you just chill the cooked brownies well and then cut them cold.
Otherwise you could try adding some almond meal to the recipe. I'm not sure why the brownies rose so high when you added extra flour - shouldn't happen unless you whipped the eggs or added a leavener?
I have tried so many brownie recipes, I haven't yet found the perfect combo of taste and texture - I have perfect ones for each of those, but not together. Still, it's fun trying and tasting....
ADo you like the ones from the edge of the pan better? If so, I'd bake them in a larger pan than you have been, or bake individually. Maybe that might help?
Edited to add: try bread flour?
AThis is my favorite recipe. I add 1/2 tsp salt. Make sure your ingredients are at room temp. Gently stir in the flour and don't over mix. I never make the icing. Best wishes!
I've used bread flour and I've tried baking them longer but they are just SOUPY. The center is obviously, the worst. If I was scooping them out into a bowl and topping with icing, they would be perfect. But these brownies must be frosted and I watch our customers struggle to pick them up.
I've tried cutting them frozen but within minutes they are soft and they stick to the knife. When the knife pulls up the brownie comes with it.
Is adding more flour just not the right route? They didn't taste nearly as sweet post flour-addition. Should I add the same % of both? same % of all dry?
Thanks everyone!
This is key. You want customers to love your brownie and not be annoyed with getting it into their mouths. If this was my brownie recipe, I would add 25% more flour instead of 100% which you said did not work.
Can you bake them in paper cupcake liners? There's no cutting, paper gives the customer something to hold onto, and the individual size may help with baking to a drier consistency.
Did someone say brownies? Count me in. I love brownies!! Yummy!!! Krypto, I am going to try your brownie recipe!!!
This is my favorite recipe. I add 1/2 tsp salt. Make sure your ingredients are at room temp. Gently stir in the flour and don't over mix. I never make the icing. Best wishes!
Krypto, that is exactly the same recipe as I use. They are perfection every single time. I've had it for decades so I don't know where my recipe originally came from. They are fabulous.
MimiFix, I haven't baked these in cupcake liners yet, it's a good idea! Perhaps in a square cupcake pan.
I just made a batch yesterday and I sat them in cupcake liners to box them for a friend, just so they'd be easier and neater to pick up and eat.
Ohhhh I just remembered the Brownie Bites recipe that I made last year. Forgot all about them. It was a recipe for Cake-Like Brownies and baked in mini-cupcake pans, and I think that I found it in the library on one of my recipe searches.
They were rich tasting like a brownies, but baked up nicely in the paper liners. I put a simple Swiss Meringue Buttercream on them. No soupy mess with that recipe.
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
Dash salt
1 cup all-purpose flour(5 oz.)
1/2 cup HERSHEY'S Cocoa(1 ½ oz.)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 eggs
12 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted (1 ½ stick)
1 ½ cup sugar(10 ½ oz.)
Heat oven to 350°F. Line small mini muffin cups (1-3/4 inches in diameter) with paper bake cups.
Stir together butter, sugar and vanilla in medium bowl. Add eggs; beat well with spoon. Stir together flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt; gradually add to butter mixture, beating with spoon until well blended. Carefully Fill muffin cups 2/3 full with batter; keep the scoop high & in the middle to keep from touching sides with batter.
Bake 14 to 16 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool slightly – 1 min in pan; remove brownies from pan to wire rack. Cool completely. About 30 brownies.


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I got the estate which I looked at. It was a freaking beautiful shade of blue which reminded me of a cloudless summers day [AN: REBECCA IS SMART SHE READ SHAKESPEARE]. I smiled on the side contordedly. I stood agast because the sight was so great to see! The walls of the estate were red because the Collins love blood and really tall to ward off Mexicans. Finally we entered the compownd through the gates and we saw the house. It was at least 10 times bigger than my own house (before it burned down). I felt a ping of sadness growing expectantly in my heart from the void where I lost my house. But I had to go on and do good things to make up for my past sins. I saw a homeless person on my right as we enterd. Determined to do good I have him money so that he could start a new life. It was a lot of money. Trust me. Anyways then we went into the hose but then we went right back out to see Edowerd's gazeebo.
"This is the Gazebo" edowrd said pointing at the gazebo. It was a huge gazeebo outside near the beyutiful flowers. It was cloudy and sunny through the parts of the sky that weren't cloudy. A single beam of light appeard and glinted down on me. It was simbolic of me being a gud person deep down [AN: STOP HATING ON REBEKA SHES NOT A BAD PURSON SHES ACSHUALLY MISUNDERSTUD!].
"It is a nice Gazebo!" I said happily but falsely. What edowerd didn't know is that I was starting to forgive him for his trespasses against me. Then we went inside the gazebo. It had beautiful Roman and Greek arcitecture which assured me of the Collin's wealth.
"Now let's see the house" Alicica said. We walked past the drug lab were Alicia made her gods when she wasn't at school. Ever since she invented a cure for aids she was richer than anyone could ever imagine. We went inside the Collins hose. It was HUGE. It had a TV and a kitchen and a table and everything.
Then Alice took me up to her bedroom and gave me new clothes as she prepared her rum for having 2 people. Edowerd and jakub couldn't cum up because their boys and boys shouldn't be in girls rums [AN: you here that you sickos]. Anyways Alicia gave me a pink turtleneck with sleeves to the hands and a red catholic schoolgirl miniskirt and black pantyhose. It looked so god with my purple raven hare with golden streaks. Tanishashanqua also equips something like that she had a white dress shirt with blue kaki jeans with shoes. Alicia stilt kept on her drug dealer uniform. After that we all made fiendship bracelets so that we would know that we would never abandoned one another ever agin.
"Yo homie this shit be gold" tanishashanqua seed happily.
"Okay guys let's see the rest of the house" I said. If it weren't for me reminding everyone of everything we would never get places on time. Then Alice showed us the Bathroom on the basement floor. There was also a winery and a gym and a basketball curt. Then on the middle basement floor there was a secret passage to the Armory. Then Alice showed us the dungeon.
"Guys don't let Esme know that I showed you this" Alice said qualitly. We all shook our heads in assumption so she would know that we wouldn't betray. Then we saw the videoguming rum. It was nice and big. Then I saw EDowerd's piano. Rossey's room had lots of guns and ammo and grenades. Alicia's room had lots of pink.
"This doth be Emmets Roometh" Edowerd sed as we entered Emmet's rum. It was dark with pink stripes. Emmet was listening to Lady Gage's "Born this way". I would have moshed with him to the music but only fucking stupid Goths and emo shits mosh. So instead we all danced normally. But suddenly there was a HUGE FUCKING NOISE from the front of the house!
"OPEN UP MOTHERFUCKERS" said the door!
"SHIT! THE COPS!" Alicia said as she got her gun out.
"No wait let me talk to them" Jacobo said. Then he took off his shirt and opened the door. There were two more cops.
"Hello Rebecca. We are here to say sorry. We couldn't find Chadley's murderer. We thought that there might be evidence in the murder sene but now the Murder Scene has been burned down! Do you know who did it?" They asked. Jakub nodded towards me. I remember that before he said it was okay to do bad things but only if they were for good reasons. So I lied.
"It was esme." I said. Edowerd and Tanishashanqua and Alicia and Jacob all nodded chalantly.
"Bitch please" Someone who looked like Esme said as she went into the room. Then she took out a knife and stabbed the two cops and then ate them. It was... ESME!
Esme was standing there all eviliy and everything. She was dressed in a business women's suit and was easily taller than jakub. She had a black dress on too. She had dark golden hair which went down to her back and also had leopard highlights. Her front tooth was missing but we didn't bring it up. Not even Rosalie because even Rosalie was afrade of that mega fuckking egotistical biotch Esme.
"By the way you bitches all need to go back to school tommorrow." Esme sed.
"What!? Why!?" Alice asked
"Shit's fucked up yo. People be dead and shit." Tanishashanqua sed.
"Too bad you bitches. I'm the new prinsipul and I say that school goes back tomorrow. And I hired new teechors too." She sed, pointing at ME! "ALL TO GET YOU, REBECCA! MY ENEMY! I WILL KILL YOU BEFORE THE WEEK ENDS!" she warned super evily.
"FUCK YOU BITCH" I sed. I almost attacked her with my katana but I stopped myself because we wuld need Rosalie to take down Esme and this wasn't a good time.
"HAHAHA! YOU WISH BITCH!" she said! "BY THE WAY I HAVE HIRD THE VULTURE TO TEACH CLASSES!" she screamed! Then she jumped out the window and left!
"Who the fuck are the vulture" Jakub. I knew the answer becausemy friend Claritee had gotten away from them as a kid. But i deicded to let Edowerd have a moment of intelligence before he acted like a stupid fucking bitch again.
"They are the vampiores who have superpowers" Edowerd send as he came. He was now in the room. "Do not worry Rebecca weeth caneth defeateth them." He salon said cleanly.
Then Jakub left but tanishashanqua didn't because she was sleeping over with us too. I deeply but silently wondered just what that fucking bitch esme meant when she said that she would kill me. But then i stopped thinking and went to bed for the night.
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The Weekend Warrior 11/11/16: Almost Christmas, Arrival, Shut-In
Welcome back to the Weekend Warrior, your weekly look at the new movies hitting theaters this weekend, as well as other cool events and things to check out.
All three movies did better than I predicted, but there probably wasn't much surprise when all three movies received rare "A" CinemaScores, which may be unprecedented! After such a terrible October, seeing the box office bounce back in early November is quite refreshing, and Doctor Strange, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, was able to open with $85 million, making it one of Marvel Studios' bigger non-Iron Man solo debuts, besting the openings of Thor, Captain America and Ant-Man. DreamWorks Animation had their first big hit in some time with the musical Trolls, featuring the voices of Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick, which grossed $46.6 million over the weekend to take second place, a great comeback for the animation house. Mel Gibson also came back in a big way with his war movie Hacksaw Ridge, starring Andrew Garfield, which opened with $15 million for third place, just a little north of my $14 million prediction.
After such a huge weekend, things are going to slow down again with three very different movies, but with a bit of crossover in the audiences they're trying to reach, at least in the case of two of them. Either way, the big winner of the weekend is likely to be surprising to some but I think it will probably be…
ALMOST CHRISTMAS (Universal)
Cast: Danny Glover, Gabrielle Union, Mo'Nique, JB Smoove, Omar Epps, Kimberly Elise, Romany Malco, Jessie T. Usher, Nicole Ari Parker, DC Young Fly
Director: David E. Talpert (First Sunday, Baggage Check)
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Rated PG-13
Plot: After the death of his wife, Walter Meyers (Danny Glover) calls his kids back home for Christmas with just one request—that they all get along. That may be tough for sisters Cheryl (Kimberly Elise) and Rachel (Gabrielle Union) have had particular issues in the past, but Walter's eldest son Christian (Romany Malco) is busy campaigning for Congress while his youngest son Evan (Jessie T. Usher) is a college sports star who has been waylaid by injuries. They're joined by Walter's sister-in-law (Mo'Nique) and Cheryl's philandering husband (J.B. Smoove).
Theater Count (est.): 2,200+
Just in case you need a reminder that it's almost Christmas, here comes an ensemble comedy called… wait for it… Almost Christmas!
It's the latest brainchild of superstar producer Will Packer, whose previous movies have grossed a combined billion dollars worldwide—but most of that in North America. These include the hugely successful Ride Along movies that teamed Kevin Hart and Ice Cube, the hit comedy Think Like a Man and its sequel Think Like a Man Too, the megahit hip-hop biopic Straight Outta Compton and mostly importantly, the 2007 release This Christmas, which grossed $50 million with a Thanksgiving release in 2007. The key to Packer's success has been finding great talent like Gabrielle Union, Idris Elba and Kevin Hart and putting them in movies that will appeal to the widest possible audience of mostly African-American moviegoers. If you look at how much his movies have made compared to their costs, it's obvious the man is an absolute genius.
For his latest movie, Packer has teamed with writer/director David E. Talpert, the man behind First Sunday with Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan, which grossed $17 million its opening weekend in January 2008. That was followed by Baggage Claim, which didn't do nearly as well.
Talpert's script and Packer's involvement got an amazing cast including Packer regular Gabrielle Union (who is also a producer on the film) and the likes of Danny Glover, Omar Epps, Kimberly Elise and Mo'Nique—none of the three having been in many movies in recent years—comedian J.B. Smoove and Romany Malco (another Packer regular). It also features some newer talent like Jessie T. Usher and DC Young Fly. It's just a well-matched cast that has allowed for great moments of high comedy as well as drama, so there's a possibility reviews may be better than some of Packer's other films—many of which don't screen for critics.
The best comparison for the movie, other than This Christmas, will probably be Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas, which opened later in the holiday season in mid-December 2013. While it didn't have a very big opening with just $16 million, it had a nice bump from the Christmas week to end up with $52.5 million, which is about par for Perry's films. (His current movie, Boo! A Madea Halloween got a similar bump from opening before Halloween, and it's already past $60 million.)
Almost Christmas has a lot going for it beyond the cast and producer, the first being that the movie is actually quite a crowd-pleasing one that is almost guaranteed to get an "A" CInemaScore and great legs due to word-of-mouth. Even if it dips next weekend, expect it to have a bump over Thanksgiving weekend, especially when Black Friday shoppers are looking for a movie to see with the entire family.
Expect it to beat the other new movies opening this weekend but still end up in third place behind Doctor Strange and Trolls. While it might dip from competition next weekend, expect it to pick up some more business with Thanksgiving shoppers going to see it again or for the first time based on the positive word-of-mouth.
LRM Interview with Producer Will Packer
LRM Interview with Romany Malco
LRM Interview with J.B. Smoove
ARRIVAL (Paramount)
Cast: Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, Forest Whitaker, Michael Stuhlbarg
Director: Denis Villeneuve (Sicario, Prisoners, Enemy, Incendies, upcoming Blade Runner 2049)
Genre: Science Fiction
Rated PG-13
Plot: Linguistics specialist, Dr. Louise Brooks (Amy Adams) is called upon to work with scientist Ian Donnelly (Jeremy Renner) to try to decipher the language of mysterious visiting aliens whose spacecrafts have appeared over 12 key locations across earth.
Theater Count (est.): 2,200
We already saw last week with the release of Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge and Jeff Nichols' Loving that we're getting into the release of prestige films that played the festival circuit and are hoping for some awards love at year's end. They're joined by this long-in-development passion project, an adaptation of Ted Chiang's short story "The Story of Your Life," which is also the latest film directed by Denis Villeneuve.
Arrival premiered at the Venice Film Festival in September where it received rave reviews during the early festival season and positive responses in a couple festivals after that as well. It's not your typical alien invasion movie, as it's something bearing a closer resemblance to Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind if that was mixed with the intricate storytelling of Christopher Nolan's Inception or Interstellar.
As far as the cast, Amy Adams is getting the most attention for her leading role, mainly because she gives anther performance that might get her back in the Oscar race for her sixth nomination. Other than her role as Lois Lane in Zack Snyder's Man of Steel and Batman v Superman, Adams hasn't really delivered as a box office draw with films like The Master, Big Eyes and Her doing softer business, even though they're all artier fare.
Her co-star Jeremy Renner, who was nominated for an Oscar for his performance in the Oscar-winning The Hurt Locker has mainly had success playing Hawkeye in a number of Marvel Studios movies as well as being a part of the Mission: Impossible and Bourne franchises, but his role in the film is definitely being played down. The same thing goes for Oscar winner Forest Whitaker who has a key role in the film, but not one that will get more people into theaters, necessarily.
The fact is that a science-fiction film like Arrival is being sold more on its premise than its cast, even though it's the performance by the latter that's helping the movie get such rave reviews—it's currently 100% Fresh on RottenTomatoes!
That also can be attributed to the direction of Villeneuve, who has already impressed moviegoers with last year's Sicario and the thriller Prisoners two years before that. The fact that Villeneuve is currently directing the high-profile sequel Blade Runner 2049 also might help the movie gain interest among older sci-fi fans who may be curious about his work, and they're likely to be impressed by his handling of Arrival's sci-fi elements.
Arrival is not the easiest science fiction film to sell, not nearly as much as Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity or Ridley Scott's The Martian, both enormous hits both at the box office and come awards time. The premise is definitely more esoteric and philosophical compared to the easy "man/woman stranded in space" idea of those other movies, so it veers closer to the realm of Christopher Nolan's Interstellar (also released by Paramount) without having the star power or action to sell the movie to audiences. So basically, this is a case of a very good movie that's going to have a hard time convincing casual moviegoers to go see it in theaters, at least opening weekend. Maybe word-of-mouth helps it where reviews haven't.
LRM Interview with Screenwriter Eric Heisserer
LRM Interview with Composer Johann Johannsson (next week)
SHUT-IN (EuropaCorp)
Cast: Naomi Watts, Charlie Heaton, Jacob Tremblay, Oliver Platt, David Cubitt
Director: Farren Blackburn (Hammer of the Gods, upcoming Dream On)
Genre: Thriller, Horror
Rated PG-13
Plot: Widowed child psychologist (Naomi Watts) ends up being snowbound in a deadly storm with her disabled son, but they discover they're not alone in the home.
Theater Count (est.): 1,850
For every movie that I'm quite bullish about, like the above Almost Christmas, there's movies like this one where they seemingly are being dumped into the weekend with very little promotion and probably less awareness.
It's a high concept horror-thriller starring Naomi Watts, an Oscar-nominated actress who just hasn't been able to convert her critical accolades into box office success. Sure, she had her most success playing the Fay Wray character in Peter Jackson's 2005 King Kong remake, which grossed over $200 million in North America alone, as well as her appearance in another horror movie, The Ring (which led to a less successful sequel). Even so, she has mainly had success with movies where she had small roles like The Divergent Series or ones that received awards accolades like Alejander Iñárritu's Oscar-winning Birdman a few years back. (That, and her other 2014 film St. Vincent ended up with less than $50 million each.)
Watts' co-star Charlie Heaton has a key role in Netflix's series Stranger Things, which has been one of the most talked about new things this year, so maybe he can be a draw for those genre fans. The other big name is also the film's youngest star Jacob Tremblay, who most people discovered from his role in last year's Oscar-nominated Room—which only grossed $14.8 million despite the accolades--and he's been working quite a bit since then. Tremblay also played a key role in Mike Flanagan's horror/thriller Before I Wake, which has been delayed repeatedly due to the problems that its distributor Relativity has been having.
Shut-In is being released by the distribution arm of Luc Besson's EuropaCorp, who were also originally teamed with Relativity, but after they filed for bankruptcy, the movie was pushed back from its original summer release to early September and then moved again to this weekend, which is not exactly one where releasing a horror movie will benefit much, being that Halloween was almost two weeks ago.
It just doesn't seem like EuropaCorp has quite gotten things together in terms of the marketing and promotion of their movies, and though there's some awareness among younger moviegoers (and it should benefit from a PG-13 rating), it's not going to interest the diehard horror fans that have made this fall one of the weaker ones for the genre, going by Blair Witch and Ouija: Origin of Evil.
With a release into less than 2,000 theaters, this one will be lucky if it even gets into the Top 10, but it's likely to still end up with $4 to 5 million from the few males that won't be more interested in the much stronger choice of Arrival.
Almost Christmas (Universal) - $21.5 million N/A
Doctor Strange and Trolls should retain the #1 and #2 spots without much difficulty, but the ensemble comedy Almost Christmas will definitely give the sci-fi film Arrival a run for third place and may even beat it with its tighter targetted audience and holiday themes. We'll just have to see which movie audiences are more up for after this tough week. The thriller Shut-In probably won't be able to get into the Top 5 but it shouldn't be an absolute bomb. Once again, Moonlight has a slight chance at breaking into the Top 10, but it will really depend on how many theaters A24 gets it into on Friday, and they may be holding out for the first round of awards being presented later in November.
(NOTE: Check back on Thursday night for any updates to these predictions due to changing theater counts, etc.)
Updated 11.10.16
1. Doctor Strange (Marvel/DC) - $40 million -53% (down .2 million)
2. Trolls (DreamWorks Animation/Fox) - $30 million -35%
3. Arrival (Paramount) - $18.5 million N/A (up .7 million)
4. Almost Christmas (Universal) - $17.2 million N/A (up 1 million)
5. Hacksaw Ridge (Summit/Lionsgate) - $9.1 million -40%
6. Shut-In (EuropaCorp) - $6.8 million N/A (up .3 million)
7. The Accountant (Warner Bros.) - $3.6 million
8. Boo! A Madea Halloween (Lionsgate) - $3.5 million -55%
9. Inferno (Sony) - $2.7 million -56% (down .2 million)
10. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (Paramount) - $2.6 million -52% (down .1 million)
Last November, there was a similar situation of having so many big movies opening the month that there was little chance any of the new movies would have much of an impact. So with that in mind, the new James Bond movie Spectre, which remained in first place with $33.7 million, but dropped 52% from its opening. Fox's The Peanuts Movie remained in second place with a smaller drop of 46% and $24 million. The holiday comedy Meet the Coopers opened in third place with just $8.3 million in 2,603 theaters, but don't let that fool you about the potential for Almost Christmas, which has a stronger cast and marketing. The real-life Chilean miner drama The 33 didn't have much interest, opening in fifth place with $5.8 million in 2,452 theaters. In other words, it wasn't a great weekend for new movies.
Before we get to this week's top pick, which is another movie from Sony Classics, just like last week, I'll counterbalance any potential corporate favoritism by mentioning that this weekend also begins the annual DOC-NYC in New York City, running from Thursday, November 8, through the 17th. Sadly, I'll be out of town this weekend, and I've been too busy to get to any of the press screenings but there's some cool and interesting docs playing the festival as in previous years.
Opening night of this year's fest is Citizen Jane: Battle for the City, a film about author Jane Jacobs who redefined urban living with her fights to keep New York City's historic neighborhoods alive. The Closing Night is Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary, directed by John Scheinfeld on November 17.
As some might expect, my favorite section tends to be the "Sonic Cinema" one which showcases music docs, but the one I wish I had a chance to see more than any other is L7: Pretend We're Dead about the '90s all-woman metal band. There's also Score: A Film Music Documentary, which is about what the title says it's about. If you're into the band Mumford and Sons, they also have a doc called We Wrote This Yesterday. One of the docs I did manage to see at Toronto was the stirring The Sixth Beatle, a look at the Liverpool group's first manager, while Soundbreaking: Stories from the Cutting Edge of Recorded Music takes a look at the history of music production and recording with the help of the late Sir George Martin. Chicago guitarist Terry Kath is also commemorated in Michelle Kath Sinclair's The Terry Kath Experience,
Filmmakers like David Lynch and Ken Loach (director of the upcoming I, Daniel Blake) are paid respective in the docs David Lynch: The Art Life and Versus: The Life and Films of Ken Loach.
There's also a section of New York docs, which includes Off the Rails, a movie about Darius McCollum, the man who has been arrested 30 times for impersonating bus drivers and subway conductors, and the anthology Rikers (about the New York prison)
There are dozens of other films of interest--you can see the full schedule on the Official Site—and the series will also put special attention on some of the already-released docs that will be up for awards, including the recently announced Critics Choice Documentary Awards, which this writer took part in the nomination process. The DOC-NYC Short List 2016 is likely to include all the docs that end up being nominated for the Oscars in January, including movies like Ava Duvernay's 13th, Clay Tweel's Gleason, Ezra Edelman's OJ: Made in America (the big winner at the CCDAs) and more.
ELLE (Sony Pictures Classics)
Cast: Isabelle Huppert
Director: Paul Verhoeven (Starship Troopers, Basic Instinct,
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Rated R
Plot: Michele (Isabelle Huppert) is the head of a video game company who is one day brutally attacked in her home by a masked assailant, but instead of letting that destroy her, she seeks out to find the man responsible and get revenge.
It's been a while since a French film has made it to be one of my top picks, but it's also been a while since we've seen a high-profile new movie from the king of '80s and '90s genre fare, Dutch filmmaker Paul Verhoeven, who directed popular hits like Robocop, Starship Trooper, Total Recall before returning to Europe in 2006 to make movies back home.
While there's certainly aspects of Elle that harks back to films like Black Book, Basic Instinct and even Showgirls, he certainly seems to have matured in the way he depicts women, and a lot of that comes down to Isabelle Huppert's performance. Huppert has been one of France's top dramatic actresses for decades, but she's only starting to get recognized on these shores in the past couple decades, particularly her work with Michael Haneke.
Instead of the typical revenge flick, Elle turns into a movie about sexual attraction and politics as Huppert's character tries to get the upper hand on her attacker, while also staying in charge at a company that's predominantly male programmers (including one who might be the assailant.)
It's hard to say much more about this already controversial film that premiered at Cannes and has been playing at festivals all fall, but you'll either be fully on board (as I am) or not, though there's little question that Verhoeven's latest will have an impact on you.
Elle opens in New York and L.A. on Friday and will expand to other cities over the next couple months. It's likely to get a lot of attention as France's entry into the Oscar foreign language category, but even moreso if Huppert starts receiving awards intention at the end of this month and into December.
The LRM Interview with Isabelle Huppert
Two-time Oscar-winning director Ang Lee returns with his adaptation of Ben Fountain's novel Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (Sony), starring newcomer Joe Alwyn as the title character, an Iraq war hero being celebrated with his Bravo squad comrades at a Thanksgiving football game in Dallas. After a heroic attempt to rescue his sergeant under fire (Vin Diesel), Lynn returns home where his sister Kathryn (Kristen Stewart) is trying to convince him to not go back to Iraq, while he and his fellow soldiers are paraded in front of the nation. Also starring Chris Tucker, Steve Martin and Garrett Hedlund, Lee's latest will be released in a single theater each in New York and Los Angeles where it will have its intended 3D 120 FPS high-frame rate release before expanding nationwide into a number of other formats next Friday.
Sexy British actress Samantha Robinson stars as the title character of Anna Biller's period thriller The Love Witch (Oscilloscope), who uses spells and magic to get men to fall in love with her, only to kill them after they have sex. It opens in select cities Friday.
Robert Schwartzman, frontman for the pop-rock band Rooney, makes his directorial debut with Dreamland (FilmBuff/Orion Pictures), starring Johnny Simmons as L.A. musician Monty Fagan who wants to open a piano bar but doesn't have the money, and he still lives with his girlfriend in her mother's house. When he begins an affair with Olivia (Amy Landecker), an older femme fatale he meets at the bar, he starts getting more confidence but starts to realize that maybe he's becoming a kept man to get the money he needs for his dream. Also starring Robert's brother Jason and mother Talia Shire, this noir comedy will open in select cities following its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year.
Fans of the Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and particularly Adventure Time will want to check out Kent Osborne's eclectic Uncle Kent 2 (Factory 25), a semi-sequel to Joe Swanberg's 2011 film Uncle Kent, as it follows cartoonist Kent Osborne on a trip to Comic-Con in San Diego, as he starts to go mad. Directed by Todd Rohal (The Catechism Cataclysm), it will open at the Alamo Drafthouse in Downtown Brooklyn and will be On Demand including iTunes starting November 15.
Saban Films have two movies coming out in theaters Friday via Lionsgate, as well as being on VOD.
First up is Zack Whedon's thriller Come and Find Me (Saban Films/Lionsgate), starring Aaron Paul and Annabelle Wallis (The Tudors) as David and Claire, a couple whose relationship comes to an end when Claire disappears without a trace, sending David on a frantic search to find her, only to discover her double life. It will hit select theaters and be available On Demand.
Nicolas Cage stars along with Tom Sizemore and Thomas Jane in USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage (Saban Films/Lionsgate), directed by Mario Van Peebles (who appeared in Jaws: the Revenge, oddly enough, telling the story of American Navy soldiers who were shipwrecked in shark-infested waters during World War II. It's already on Ultra VOD but will get a theatrical release into select cities on Friday.
The Strangers director Bryan Bertino returns with his new horror film The Monster (A24), starring Zoe Kazan as a divorced mother with a stubborn daughter who must visit her father, who crash their car on a deserted road, forcing them to travel through a wooded area where an evil force tries to stop them from getting to their destination.
Stephen Apkon and Andrew Young's doc Disturbing the Peace (Abramorama) follows normal people who took extraordinary actions to stand for what they believe in, particularly Israeli soldiers and Palestinian fighters who set aside their differences and join together to challenge what's expected of them. It opens in New York Friday at the Lincoln Plaza Cinemas and Landmark Sunshine Cinemas and in L.A. next week
Alex (Blue Jay) Lechman's doc Asperger's Are Us, produced by Mark and Jay Duplass, takes a look at the comedy troupe "Asperger's Are Us" are a group of best friends who have overcome adversity to make audiences laugh, but whom are about to go their separate ways, so they plan one last farewell show. It will open in New York and on VOD Friday.
Also on Netflix this Friday comes Kevin James' new action-comedy True Memoirs of an International Assassin (Netflix), in which he plays author Sam Larson who gets mistaken for an international assassin when his fiction novel is published as true story. He's kidnapped and gets caught up in a real assassination plot.
That's it for this week, but join us again next Wednesday right here on LRM Online for a look at new movies including the latest from Harry Potter creator JK Rowling, Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them (Warner Bros.), the teen dramedy The Edge of Seventeen (STX Entertainment), the boxing drama Bleed for This (Open Road) starring Miles Teller, and Ang Lee's new movie Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (Sony). Yes, folks, it's a weekend where the person who has to put the letters up on the movie theater marquee is probably going to kill themselves.
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A Pakistani Senate committee today declared the forced conversion of Hindu girls to Islam as un-Islamic and appealed
A Christian priest and his two women associates were arrested by police today after a man accused them of "forcibly conver
R. Jagannathan joins issue with Tahir Mahmood, member of the Law Commission, in the DNA:
The Law Commission's opinion on Islam and bigamy is well intentioned, but it's really a double-edged sword. For two reasons. First, it is not appropriate for a non-religious body to quote the scriptures to justify a stand it wants to take for reasons of gender equity and justice.
Second, once a religious justification is used to promote a cause -- monogamy in this case -- what is to stop narrow-minded loonies from quoting the same books for whatever mayhem they have in mind? If the courts and law agencies start using religious justifications for secular causes, how can they uphold the Constitution?
There is no need to go down that slippery slope.
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Mukul Kesavan in The Telegraph:
A pogrom is the first step in the Gujarat model. The object of the pogrom is polarization, specifically the consolidation of a Hindu majority. The third 'P' in this grim sequence is political victory at the polls. What we've seen in the last week in Orissa is the BJP's political establishment explicitly owning this strategy. The long history of rivalry and tension between the largely Hindu Kandhas and the largely Christian Panos has been brought to fever pitch by the violence
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Recurrent deep venous thrombosis in a patient with agenesis of inferior vena cava
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- International Journal of General Medicine 1178-7074
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Background: Agenesis of the inferior vena cava (IVC) as a cause of recurrent deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is uncommon. Case: A 33-year-old male with no family history of thrombophilia, who had experienced multiple recurrent episodes of DVT over a 15-year period of unknown cause, was admitted into our hospital because of cellulitis in the right leg. Computer tomography with contrast of the abdomen showed an absence of IVC. Conclusion: Congenital absence of the IVC could be a rare risk factor for idiopathic DVT, especially in young individuals.