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Maybe I watched it because I could relate to the movie's protagonist to a degree, as I was pretty much the biggest loser on campus at my middle school (and judging from a few of the other customer reviews I've read for this flick, I wasn't the only one!) Fortunately, I never experienced quite the level of torment the WeinerDog does here. And, being an only child, I never had to deal with the 'rents giving their attention to another sibling like our heroine's mom & dad does with her prima-donna little sister. I was also fortunate to not have teachers who were quite as overbearing as the ones she had to endure in this film. And unlike the endless sequence of depressing scenes displayed in "...Dollhouse", I do recall experiencing a few good childhood moments here and there. Y'know, now that I think about it, my childhood was a birthday party compared to what I saw here! Now I don't feel so bad...
One thing I found interesting about the WeinerDog is that, in spite her utter geekiness and lack of social graces, she's not made out to be totally sympathetic, which I found to be a refreshing change from your typical "story-of-a-schoolyard-loser" movie. There's none of that "heart-of-gold-beating-beneath-the-nerdy-exterior" nonsense here. And she doesn't win over the hip students in the end, nor does she overcome her social ineptness. Her dark side pops up on several occasions, which led me to feel that she may have brought some of her problems upon herself. She manages to alienate her only real friend, and manages to ruin a budding relationship with a ne'er-do-well classmate. Which was probably just as well, anyway: the relationship began when he threatened to rape her! Her despicable act of leaving her little sister behind in the big city, and lying to her parents about how the incident unfolded, almost made me glad she was going through a living hell. She does get a comeuppance of sorts after her sister is found when she recites a thank-you letter for everybody's efforts during a special school assembly. There's one particularly disquieting moment where she contemplates "going Columbine" on little sis with a claw hammer while she's asleep. We're talkin' an "almost-crossing-the-border-into-Lizzie-Borden-territory" moment, here... whatever THAT means. Hey, it's all I could come up with to creatively describe the scene, all right? Like YOU could do any better!
Final note: I'm not sure anyone else does this, but I found myself coming up with a few good retorts to many of the insults and put-downs that were thrown 's way. Well, I thought they were pretty good, anyway. Shame I didn't have these zingers on file back during my middle school days-I sure coulda' used some of 'em...
While most of the rasslin' maneuvers and skills displayed in this presentation might not be up to the WWE's standards, I found many of them surprisingly complex and well executed. I was also wowed by how well most of the hits "connected", and how well the victims "sold" the hits. There's even a few good "bumps" (falls outta the ring) here 'n there that looked better than half the ones I usually see on WWE Raw!
Also included among the battels are pre- and post-match commentary by host/ring announcer Louden Noxious and referee Jingi. Their schtick consists of discussing the merits of each match's combatants at the Kaiju broadcast studio, cutting to the bout and voicing their thoughts as the match plays, then cutting back to the studio to announce they'll be right back after a few commercials. After a couple weird-@$$ commercial spots, it's on to the next battel. Well, except for after the last match, which cuts to an unbelievably long closing credits sequence (with a few "gag" credits here 'n' there) crawling along the bottom of the screen like a cable news channel breaking report. Above the crawl are outtakes and alternate angles of various scenes from the presentation, as well as a song from an alternative-sounding rock group.
This disc's supplemental materials are pretty sparse. Aside from the show & commercials themselves, all that's included are text profiles of various kaiju combatants, and the fictional history of Kaiju Big Battel. 'Course, if ya wanna get really anal-retentive, I suppose the liner notes sheet that plugs the Kaiju website and merchandise could be considered "supplemental material", as could the bonus Dr. Cube fridge magnet. But in spite of the less-than-extensive extras, I found this platter interesting enough to prompt me to purchase my own copy of it so I can watch it on occasion... and my geekin' buddies can borrow it whenever they feel too cheap to rent the thing. Which is what they've been doin' a LOT of lately...
But this presentation did have one saving grace: Lloyd Kaufman's feature-length commentary track. He threw out several entertaining anecdotes about the production of the flick, explanations of how certain sequences were shot, and real-life events that inspired some of the scenes. He even gets political during the last several minutes of the feature, letting the listener in on his conspiracy theory regarding the news media and the corporate elite. It was something I found a real hoot to listen to! But other than the smattering of cool scenes and Lloyd's 'Roids, Sgt. Kabukiman NYPD couldn't even cut it as a part-time mall cop in the precinct that is my video cabinet...
Indeed, it has it all: A preposterous premise that somehow got approved by the studio suits. Less-than-stellar acting by a few of the principals, and the "hero" playing his part a little too straight-laced. The perversion of various implements of klownery into weapons of annihilation. Silly klown antics gone horribly wrong. It's ludicrously fun to watch on those days when some pretentious bit of "serious" avant-garde celluloid simply ain't gonna cut it.
The special features included with the movie are of the standard type you'd expect to see on a Collector's Edition DVD. There's behind-the-scenes featurettes, a theatrical trailer, deleted scenes, and a commentary track by the movie's creators. In the secondary track, the Chiodo brothers go over the usual stuff you'd expect to hear in a commentary track, including their childhood dreams of becoming to be movie-makers, discussions about how many of the characters were based on childhood friends, memories of the actors that played the various roles, and certain scenes that were particularly difficult to film. Throw in a few quasi-tangential anecdotes, and (voila) you have the Killer Klowns Kommentary Trakk in a nutshell.
Then there's the "Easter Egg" materials, which pop up when you let the main menu display run for a couple of minutes. Sadly, these "extra" extras aren't all that impressive. The only items here is a re-dub of a line from the movie, and a few video snippets of people auditioning for the roles of the Klowns in full costume. No offense to all you Klown-o-philes out there, but I think I'd get more excited watchin' paint dry than look at these not-so-special "treats"...
I caught SUPER SNOOPER (or "Super Fuzz" as it was called in the US) maybe a million times when it aired on cable back in the early eighties. When I saw it again on video recently, I couldn't believe how corny and ridiculous it was. Apparently, I was very easily entertained when I was seven. The 'hero', Dave Speed (played by Terence Hill), a rookie cop who gets irradiated and gains superpowers, tries with the help of his partner Sgt. Dunlop (Ernest Borgnine) to stop a mob-run counterfeiting ring. I get a kick out of Terence Hill trying to hide his accent when he speaks... you can still hear it pop up quite a bit. Sounds kinda French, even though I believe he's Italian...
And, like any superpowered type, Speed has a weakness: whenever he sees the color red, his powers fail him.There's also the three mob henchmen helping run the ring for the boss... the front man,'Paradise', wears a silly fedora/Panama-looking hat, loud Hawaiian-style flower shirts, gold chains, and white patent leather shoes. He's part 70s Disco, part 80s New Wave. All three are such ridiculously overdone parodies of mob hoods, it's ludicrous. They also take their lumps, and then some, in a way that makes the Keystone Cops look like a veteran SWAT team. Check out their their guitar-swinging 'fight' with hero Speed in the middle of the film, and you'll see just what I'm talkin' 'bout...
But, even through all this, I've watched my SUPER SNOOPER video a dozen times already. I think there's something wrong with me. as they say, old habits die hard. And apparently I'm still easily entertained...
For a movie about 'gimps' (as Lem likes to call the handicapped), 'Good Luck' is surprisingly light-hearted. The often sophomoric and occasionally scatological humor hewn throughout this production (especially the 'playing-chicken-with-a-train' scene and the part where Olee asks Lem to describe a certain… thing) conveys reasonably solid proof that things aren't being taken too seriously 'round here. Aside from the funny stuff, 'Good Luck' has a little somethin' for everyone! There's Joe Theismann's cameo for all the pro football nuts. There's the pot-farmer-with-a-heart-of-gold to attract the sodbusters AND the stoners. A brief appearance by James Earl Jones, the voice of Darth Vader, is a virtual Star Wars-fan pheromone. The bug-eyed Robert O'Reilly, best known as the Klingon chancellor Gowron on NextGen and DS9, is a sure-fire Trekkie draw. There's even a chicken-foot-wielding, blackjack-playing small town mayor that's sure to bring in… um… well, someone-or-other. And I haven't even gotten to the guy with a clock on his hat yet! I tells ya, this baby is a marketing executive's dream!
Another harbinger was the shows that sought to bring closure to the series' various open ends. The most dramatic of the seventh season's "tie-'em-up" eppies is 'Attached', where an implanted mental link forces Jean-Luc and Dr. Crusher to reveal their previously-hidden romantic feelings for each other. Will the good captain and lovely ship's physician, shall we say, consummate these mutual feelings and desires before the closing credits start rolling? You're just gonna have to find out for yourself...
A few other good seventh-season shows (and a few silly ones as well) worth taking a look at:
- 'Lower Decks': a look at the lives of a few of the Enterprise's junior officers, one of whom must overcome her disgrace in the eyes of Captain Picard.
- 'Force of Nature': the eppie that established a "speed-limit" for all warp-drive vessels in the Alpha Quadrant.
- 'Pre-emptive Strike': The return of Ro as she infiltrates a cell of Maquis freedom fighters and finds her burgeoning sympathy for their cause conflicting with her sworn duties as a Starfleet officer.
- 'Genesis': Picard and Data race against the clock to reverse the de-evolution of their crewmates. Are they not men...?
- 'Parallels': After realizing he shifting through endless parallel realities, Worf struggles to find his way back to his own reality.
- 'All Good Things...': Saving the absolute best of the final season for last, the omnipotent super-entity Q throws his ultimate challenge at Picard, with the very existence of humanity at stake! If ever there was a perfect signoff for one of pop culture's greatest hits, this double-length show comes pretty close.
But, let's not forget the klinkers that sometimes made NextGen's final year a painful one to witness. 'Sub Rosa' takes a look at Beverly's family 'curse' in a cheesy dime-store romance novel kind of way. The two-part cliffhanger 'Gambit', an attempt to make Picard into more of an action-oriented captain in the spirit of Jim Kirk, didn't exactly get my adrenalin goin'. Especially pathetic was 'Journey's End', featuring the return of Wussley-- whoops, I mean Wesley Crusher as he finally discovers his true destiny as he decides to drop out of Starfleet Academy (YAY!) and learns to harness and control his 'travelling' powers (BOO!). And if that ain't bad enough, you'll be "treated" to Wil "Wussley" Wheaton pontificating on his character's evolution in disc 7's supplemental materials. As if any self-respecting NextGen geekoid actually cares...
Speakin' of the supplemental materials: If you're itchin' to watch sappy and way-too-self-congratulatory 'love-fest'-style interviews with the cast & crew, you'll likely enjoy the Special Features that are contained on platter number seven. Y'know, I really like these actors, producers, writers, etc. and all that, but for once I'd like to hear one of 'em say something even slightly denigrating about a fellow NextGen cast-/crew-mate. Wouldn't it be great if LeVar Burton made remark about Michael Dorn's lazy eye creepin' him out? Or Brent Spiner making cracks about Jonathan Frakes' penchant for striking an overly-dramatic pose right before a station break on every other episode? Then Frakes could counter by stating his annoyance with Spiner's incessant Jimmy Stewart impressions? Now, THAT would make for some truly interesting interviews! Hey, you don't want the old-school crew to have all the fun with their mutual enmity towards William Shatner now, do ya?
As I expected, the sound quality of each episode is really good, far better than their preceding VHS presentations. The subtle background sounds are more perceptible. I found the picture quality to be very sharp most of the time, and pretty good (but not perfect) the rest of the time. There are a few parts here and there that looked a bit grainy. There are a few scenes here and there that appear somewhat grainy, but I believe this is due more to the quality of the source material rather than that of the digital transfer.
...but enough griping, at least for the moment. Compared to the original series DVDs, the NextGen platters have more episodes per disc (four to Classic Trek's two), and the and the box set takes up about the same space as three standard-width snap cases. Which means the entire run of NextGen DVDs will take up about two-thirds as much space as the entire run of original series platters presently do. Of course, this makes me wonder why Paramount didn't give the classic show a similar treatment in the first place? After all, when it comes to collecting Star Trek on video, shelf space becomes an essential commodity. This is after all a franchise made up of five series, nine (soon to be ten) movies, and a cartoon show, with endless sequel & spin-off possibilities! With these facts staring a DVD-collecting UberTrekkie in the face, one can NEVER have too much shelf space, and... um... whoops, I did it again, didn't I? Sorry 'bout that. Gimme a mome to get back on track, okay? Thanks...
While not particularly exceptional, NextGen's second year was a fair improvement over the first in many respects. It displayed a potential that would eventually make it a worthy successor to its 23rd-century forebear. The follicular abilities of Riker & Picard went in opposite directions as our beloved overly-dramatic-pose-prone executive officer sprouted facial hair. Worf & LaForge receive new uniforms and new duties. Also noted here is Ten-Forward and the first poker games between the members of the bridge crew. Then there was THE big shake-up: Dr. Crusher was temporarily replaced by a somewhat McCoy-ish woman who wasn't too keen on the notion that Data might actually be more than a mere machine. Sadly, Dr. Crusher neglected to take her son Wussley-- whoops, I mean Wesley with her, much to the chagrin of most NextGen trekkies outside of the adolescent female demographic.
A few of the show's high points in Year Two:
Being a big fan of the Borg, I consider 'Q-Who' to be the best moment of the second season. In this show, Q introduces our star-hopping protagonists to the Borg-- and the rest is history. 'The Measure of a Man' is probably one of the best Data-showcase eppies ever made. In fact, a good portion of the second season was dedicated to the further character development of Starfleet's most valuable android: There's 'Elementary Dear Data', as he plays the part of Sherlock Holmes tracking down a self-aware holodeck creation of Prof. Moriarty. I found it to be a better-than average entry in the show's run of 'Holodeck Malfunction' eppies. In 'The Schizoid Man', Data's taken over by the consciousness of a dying cyberneticist. 'Pen Pals' has our beloved android making covert contact with an alien child on a dying world. Riker also gets some development in 'A Matter of Honor' and 'The Icarus Factor', both of which have a bit more action than the average NextGen eppie.
Then of course there's the shows I'll likely skip past when I host my next NextGen marathon: Being a Wesley Crusher anti-fan (as any self-respecting NextGen Trekkie should be), viewing his first crush with a young lady who can morph into a weird furry wookiee-thing in 'The Dauphin' was almost unbearable. And although 'The Royale' is kinda fun to watch in a cheeseball way, it's definitely not one of the series' more able entries. To top things off, they saved the worst for last: the season finale 'Shades of Grey'. I prefer to call it 'Riker's Greatest Hits', since about half of the footage for this show was culled from the first two seasons, all of it featuring our beloved Number One's greatest moments of both blissful pleasure and hellish torture from the show's first two years.
As I expected, the sound quality of each episode is really good, far better than their preceding VHS presentations. The subtle background sounds are more perceptible. The picture quality, however, is not as consistently good as that of the First Season set. There are a few parts here and there that look a bit grainy. Of course, this may be due more to the quality of the source film than the digital transfer, but I couldn't tell you for sure one way or the other.
The extra features include several documentary featurettes, which cover pretty much what you'd expect from TV docs: behind-the-scenes looks, memories of the show's second year from both cast and crew, and other info. If nothing else, these featurettes are a good way to prep you for that trivia contest they'll be holding at the next convention that blows into town! I found the doc about the Star Trek archives- a vast collection of props, models, backdrops, and set pieces from all the shows and films- to be the most interesting of the lot.
And now, my biggest gripe about this set: Paramount decided to make the foldout disc holder out of cardboard, which means you'd better expect this storage unit to disintegrate faster than a Romulan hit by a full-power phaser beam after several NextGen marathons. Well, unless you have some duct tape ready that is.
Unfortunately, I was a bit disappointed by the results. It was decent reading, but nothing that I'd consider an all-time classic-in-the-making. I wasn't big on the setup to the origins of the Spidey/Green Goblin/Dr. Octopus feuds. Now they're sort of lumped together, rather than separate (This little twist isn't particularly original, either; an earlier Spidey-retooling attempt, John Byrne's "Chapter One", also did this with Parker & Doc Ock). This little grouping also had an element of destiny that I didn't much care for. However, I rather enjoyed the part where the post-bitten Parker finally stands up for himself (at least a little bit) against 'Flash' Thompson; it's about time!
Ultimately (doh!), this new Spider-Man tale suffers from the ol' Re-Make-Of-A-Classic-Movie syndrome: despite all the effort put into it- new plot twists, modernizing of characters, etc- it could never hope to match up to the original. I guess I'm still a bit of a chauvinist for Stan Lee & Steve Ditko's "Origin of Spidey" tale as told in Amazing Tales #15, and the first several issues of Amazing Spider-Man volume 1...
But even though the moniker may be misleading to some, I do find the movie to be a neat study of how a bigger budget can enhance the look and atmosphere of comedic sketches. You gotta admit, the Nudge Nudge� sketch looks a lot better performed in an actual pub/lounge. And they finally got a decent-looking parrot to play the title role in the You-Know-What sketch. Then there's the uncensored Enchanted Prince of The Wobbles 'toonage that has him dying of cancer as originally envisioned by legendary 'toonster Terry Gilliam!


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CCT is proud to open it's 2013/14 season with"Visiting Mr. Green" by Jeff Barron and directed by Tanya Laing Gahr. The show opens on Friday, Nov 29th and runs till Saturday, Dec 14th at the Stage Door Theatre. Show time is 8:00 pm (MT). Tickets are available at the door or at Lotus Books in Cranbrook. Tickets prices: $13 for CCT members. $15 for non members.
Thanks Bud!
After 50 years on the board of directors for Cranbrook Community Theatre, Bud Abbott has resigned. Bud attended his last board meeting, CCT's Annual General Meeting, on Tuesday, September 17th. Bud was presented with keys to Studio/Stage Door in honour of his many years of services.
In 1973, Bud and Cornel Sawchuck spearheaded the movement to save the Masonic Temple (now known as the Studio/Stage Door) from the wrecking ball. The City of Cranbrook turned the building over to the Community Theatre who has since acted as stewards of the building.
CCTalk with Candice Fiorentino
Cranbrook Community Theatre is proud to present a CCTalk with actor Candice Fiorentino. Come out to this FREE event on Sunday, September 22nd at 5:00 at the Stage Door Theatre on 11th Ave. Candice will be talking about her one-woman show "Anatolia Speaks", her experiences as a working actor, and her journey from Cranbrook to the theatre world.
"Anatolia Speaks" runs at the Stage Door Theatre Sept 20-22nd. Special thanks to Poiema Productions www.poiemaproductions.com
Announcing Cranbrook Community Theatre's 2013/14 Season
The upcoming season features a mix of drama, comedy, and evenings of one-acts.
CCT kicks it all off with "Visiting Mr. Green" written by Jeff Baron and directed by Tanya Laing Gahr. Corporate executive Ross Gardiner is charged with reckless driving after narrowly missing 86-year-old widower Mr. Green. Gardiner is ordered to visit Mr. Green every week for the next six weeks. The two men start off being resentful of the situation and as the show develops family secrets are revealed and old wounds are opened. "Visiting Mr. Green" runs November 29th-December 14th.
In late January 2014, CCT brings two one-acts to the Stage Door Theatre. "The Exquisite Hour" by Stewart Lemoine features first time director Elizabeth Ross. Set on a summer evening in 1962, "The Exquisite Hour" introduces the audience to bachelor, Zachary Teal, who over the hour, and a couple of glasses of lemonade, listens to the sales pitch of encyclopaedia saleswomen Helen Darimont. The second one act, directed by Bob McCue, is set in the exam room of an army recruiting office. Terrence McNally's "Next" is the story of a middle-aged, down on his luck, divorced father who has mistakenly been drafted and the, by the book, career officer who won't give him a break.
The final show of the season is "The Foreigner" by Larry Shue and directed by David Stock. Painfully shy Charlie is left in a rural Georgia fishing lodge by his friend "Froggy" who tells the locals Charlie is from a foreign country and doesn't speak English. Left on his own, and assumed to be a "foreigner", Charlie is privy to the secrets and plans of the locals and that's when the fun begins. The Foreigner hits the CCT stage in April 2014.
"I'm really pleased with the 2013/14 season," said Production Manager Jennifer Inglis. "The selection of shows will appeal to a wide variety of tastes while providing a creative challenge for the directors, actors, and crew members."
A general casting call will be held on Monday, September 9 at 7:00 at the Stage Door.
The public and all Cranbrook Community Theatre members are invited to CCT's Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, September 17th at 7:00 p.m. in the Stage Door Theatre.
Summer Theatre
Make sure to check out Kimberley Summer Theatre's procution of "Self Help" July 9-27 at Centre 64. In August, KST is presenting "The Wizard of Oz".
Director's Forum-June 24th @ 7:00 p.m.
Are you interested in directing a play? Ever wonder what's involved in directing a play? Want to learn more about the theatre?
If you answered yes to 1 or all of these questions, then attend CCT's free Director's Forum on Monday, June 24th at the Stage Door Theatre.
A panel of local directors (Tanya Laing Gahr, Mary Hamilton, Bob McCue, Terry Miller, and Paul Kershaw) will be talking about their directing styles, experiences, and tips.
It'll be great evening of theatre talk!
Pardon our Dust!
The Studio portion of our building, The Studio/Stage Door, is under renovation. We are working on the second phase of CCT's accessibility project. The Studio renovation will include the addition of two new accessible bathrooms. Work started on Monday, June 3rd and is expected to take 6 weeks.
Workshops and events scheduled at The Studio/Stage Door will go on as scheduled.
Check back for reno updates.
CCT has wrapped up its 2012/13 season. Thanks to everyone for supporting us and coming to see the shows this season. We are currently working on lining up the 2013/14 season so, check back for updates and audition notices.
England to Italy in under 3 minutes
Here's how the "Enchanted April" set crew transform England to Italy. Thanks to Trudy Schalk for taking the video on opening night.
"Enchanted April" review
Read a review of CCT's "Enchanted April" on Rod Wilson's blog.


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Beginning today at 4:30 pm, the Northwest Film Center begins its special screenings of Samurai Cinema, screening 11 films over the next few months. It opens with "Ran" (Japan/France 1985), the highly acclaimed work of Akira Kurosawa, a film with classic themes of pride and disgrace, love and jealousy, selflessness and greed, revenge and forgiveness. This masterpiece of Kurosawa, his last samurai film, was written and storyboarded over about a ten year period. He was in his 70s during its production.
The story is centered around the warrior lord Hidetora (Tatsuya Nakadai) and his three sons. The aging Hidetora wants to abdicate so that his three sons can share power. One son, Saburo (Daisuke Ryû), cautions against this plan. Saburo believes it is unlikely that the three sons will successfully unite against common enemies. But, Hidetora is flattered by the other two sons, Taro (Akira Terao) and Jiro (Jinpachi Nezu). Enraged at Saburo, Hidetora banishes him. This proud but foolish decision unleashes a torrent of suffering and despair and, of course, a series of battles. This film was inspired by both Shakespeare's "King Lear," and the legend of warlord Mori Motonari.
But, the plot has another layer of complexity. Lady Kaede (Mieko Harada), Taro's wife at the beginning of the film, has her own battles to fight. In fact, her quest for revenge drives much of the action of Taro, then Jiro, as each tries to secure his own power and wealth from all that was accrued by their warlord father.
From the film's first moments, the cinematography is brilliant, almost to the point of distracting from the story. Colors are saturated, lush, and significant. At the meeting where an aging Lord Hidetora announces his plans to abdicate, he is dressed in formal white and gold, Saburo is in pale blue, Jiro in red, Taro in yellow. Their subordinates are in muted tones. These men are in a country setting of lush green grass surrounded by distant fields and mountains.
The scenery throughout the film is breath-taking. In fact, it was shot in part near an active volcano, in part in actual castles, and in part in a constructed castle that was actually set on fire and destroyed, rendering authenticity during the first battle scene in the film.
The costumes are striking (and won Emi Wada an Oscar for Best Costume Design), especially in the spectacularly choreographed battle scenes. The kimonos, suits of armor, and uniforms of the soldiers are intricately designed.
The film score of Toru Takemitsu, influenced by the music of Gustav Mahler, subtly enhances the heartfelt drama as well as the wonderful spectacle of the action scenes. Dialogue, often forcefully delivered, at times is very pointed and, shall we say, unsubtle. Thus, a poignant declaration near the end of the film captures the essence of this story. "Men live not for joy but for sorrow, not for peace but for suffering."
This film is screening twice at the Northwest Film Center. Today, Sun, Oct 6 at 4:30 pm and next Sunday, Oct. 13 at 2:00 pm. In addition, at the Oct. 13 screening, Maribeth Graybill, the Portland Art Museum's Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Curator of Asian Art, will introduce the film.
The Samurai Cinema series is co-sponsored by the Portland Art Museum and presented in conjunction with the exhibition Samurai! Armor from the Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Collection. Admission is free for exhibition ticket holders during museum gallery hours. For others, tickets range from $6 to $9 and can be purchased on the website of the Northwest Film Center or at the Whitsell Auditorium 30 minutes before screening times.
Don't miss these opportunities to catch this classic visual and auditory masterpiece on the big screen.
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In another sign of person-to-person lending moving into the financial mainstream, Lending Club said Thursday that former Morgan Stanley Chairman and CEO John Mack joined Lending Club's board of directors.
Lending Club CEO Renaud Laplanche said Mack's experience at Morgan Stanley with fixed-income investments will be a big plus for the San Francisco company, which operates a lending platform connecting investors with creditworthy borrowers.
Lending Club has handled $580 million in total loan originations since its founding in 2006. The company's lending platform now originates more than $40 million a month in new loans as yield-hungry investors have turned to the company's service.
Mack isn't an investor in Lending Club, but he has invested in consumer loans through the company.
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Mack is the poster-child of traditional finance in America. He first joined New York-based Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) in 1972 as a bond trader. He was CEO from 2005 to 2010 and chairman from 2005 to 2011. Mack played a key role in rapidly growing Morgan Stanley's trading, fixed-income and wealth management businesses. He also led the firm through the 2008 financial crisis.
Prior to his leadership posts at Morgan Stanley, Mack was chairman of Pequot Capital Management and co-CEO of Credit Suisse and CEO of Credit Suisse First Boston.
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HP Tablet Saves Dr. Dre's Life In 'I Need A Doctor' Music Video
"I Need A Doctor" is the second single from Dr. Dre's upcoming album Detox, which has been in development, I think, for 400 years. It feel like that anyway. You've seen the Grammy performance, but have you seen the official music video? More importantly, have you seen the blindingly obvious product placement featuring good ol' HP? Read More
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Last night Greg Kumparak and I had the pleasure of interviewing the Dr. Dre of NWA fame. Jimmy Iovine from Interscope, Noel and Kevin Lee from Monster were also present. Our video isn't quite finished yet, but we'll have it up soon. We asked Dre a couple questions like what his favorite gadgets were, what he thought of DRM and what he's working on now. But you'll have to wait for the interview. In… Read More
Review: Beats Tour by Dr. Dre from Monster Cable
Monster Cable's second foray into the in-ear monitor area is much, much better than their first go-around with the Turbines. Knowing that Monster Cable loves to gouge folks on overpriced cables, one has wonder if their headphones are overpriced as well? Perhaps, but it depends on who you're asking. Read More
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Review: Beats by Dr. Dre
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Monster Cable, the makers of cable, just sent the new Beats by Dr. Dre, a pair of noise cancelling "studio" headphones aimed at the mid-range audio consumer. At $349, these are priced at exactly the same point as the Bose QuietComfort 3, these headphones closest competitor. I've been wearing them for the past hour and found them on par with the QC3s in terms of noise reduction. Read More
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Dr. Dre and Monster (and Geffen's Jimmy Iovine) will release THE MOST ADVANCED HEADPHONES EVER on July 25 at Apple retail stores (and online) and Best Buy (and its Web site). The headphones are called Beats, and have been in development for three years, which certainly sounds impressive. Beats are supposed accurately reproduce the entire spectrum of music, just like you would hear in a pair… Read More
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Self taught on the drums at the age of 8, Castilla became somewhat anxious to expand his musical boundaries. Since then, he enjoys playing the Guitar, Piano, Bass, and anything else that has noisemaking capabilities.
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QuickBooks-Blog Newsletter, August 2010
Unfortunately, many small business owners do not fully understand their cash flow statement. This is shocking, as all businesses essentially run on cash, and cash flow is the lifeblood of your business.
Are you thinking of retiring soon, or changing jobs? You may face a major financial decision: what to do about the funds in your retirement plan. This article will discuss partial withdrawals and full withdrawals.
How do lenders determine who is approved for a credit card, mortgage, or car loan? Why are some individuals flooded with credit card offers, while others get turned down routinely?
Being in debt Is not necessarily terrible. Between mortgages, car loans, credit cards, and student loans – most people are in debt. Being debt-free is a great goal, but you should focus on the management of debt, not just getting rid of it.
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Employers – Social Security, Medicare, and withheld income tax. File Form 941 for the second quarter of 2010. Deposit any undeposited tax. (If your tax liability is less than $2,500, you can pay it in full with a timely filed return.) If you deposited the tax for the quarter in full and on time, you have until August 10 to file the return. Employers – Federal unemployment tax. Deposit the tax owed through June if more than $500. Employers – If you maintain an employee benefit plan, such as a pension, profit sharing, or stock bonus plan, file Form 5500 or 5500-EZ for calendar year 2009. If you use a fiscal year as your plan year, file the form by the last day of the seventh month after the plan year ends. Certain Small Employers – Deposit any undeposited tax if your tax liability is $2,500 or more for 2010 but less than $2,500 for the second quarter. |
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Only 1 km away from Lake Balaton, Adler Hotel es Etterem offers a modern spa centre and sun terrace with an outdoor pool. Tihany's Old Town is 1.5 km away. Decorated in neutral colours, the bright rooms feature contemporary furniture, wooden flooring and soft lighting. Each air-conditioned room is complete with a cable TV and a refrigerator and some also include a balcony. Opened in 2011, the spa offers infrared and traditional saunas, a hot tub and a massage service. Guests can also relax on the poolside terrace, where deckchairs are provided. Fish dishes feature strongly on the restaurant's menu. Outdoor dining is also possible in the summer months and breakfast is buffet style. Free bicycles and free Wi-Fi are also available at Adler Hotel.
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We all have had medical tests administered by employees of our doctors, rather than by the doctors themselves. This allows our physicians to devote more time to the things that only physicians can do: Diagnosing those difficult cases, keeping current on the latest medical research findings, managing their stock portfolios, refining their golf swings, etc.
Recently, the Supreme Court of New Jersey put a limit on employee administered tests, at least with regard to one test. A Bergen County neurologist, whom we'll call Dr. R., was letting a physician's assistant perform this particular test. The test is called a "needle EMG". ("EMG" is short for electromyography). A needle EMG involves inserting a needle electrode through the skin, into muscle tissue. The procedure can detect nerve or muscle problems. Sounds painful.
However, the law authorizing EMGs states that they must be performed by to those who are licensed to "practice medicine and surgery." The doctor argued that a physician's assistant could nonetheless perform the test, based on the law that allows a physician's assistant to "assist" a physician to practice medicine.
The Supreme Court rejected the doctor's argument. The Court noted that "assist" does not mean "perform in the place of." Dr. R. is now facing separate legal action by the Board of Medical Examiners, for fraud.
I think that the Court got it right. However, the law needs to be clarified respecting other procedures. In the future, both patients and physicians should know in advance exactly which procedures can be performed by non-physicians. As for Dr. R., I do not think that it would be fair to sanction his medical license for past offenses. After all, it was not crystal clear, until the court spoke, that his conduct violated the law.
Marc S. Berman is an attorney with offices in Fair Lawn and Paramus. Disclaimer: The articles posted here are for informational purposes only, and are not intended as legal advice for specific cases. Readers should not act, or refrain from acting, based upon any information presented here, but rather should retain an attorney to advise them.


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The Impressions
The Impressions
The quintessential Chicago soul group, the Impressions' place in R&B history would be secure if they'd done nothing but launch the careers of soul legends Jerry Butler and Curtis Mayfield. But far more than that, the Impressions recorded some of the most distinctive vocal-group R&B of the '60s under Mayfield's guidance. Their style was marked by airy, feather-light harmonies and Mayfield's influentially sparse guitar work, plus, at times, understated Latin rhythms. If their sound was sweet and lilting, it remained richly soulful thanks to the group's firm grounding in gospel tradition; they popularized the three-part vocal trade-offs common in gospel but rare in R&B at the time, and recorded their fair share of songs with spiritual themes, both subtle and overt. Furthermore, Mayfield's interest in the civil rights movement led to some of the first socially conscious R&B songs ever recorded, and his messages grew more explicit as the '60s wore on, culminating in the streak of brilliance that was his early-'70s solo work. The Impressions carried on without Mayfield, but only matched their earlier achievements in isolated instances, and finally disbanded in the early '80s.
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