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Jack the Giant Slayer is just about everything that's wrong with movies. Blow $195 million on a soulless, pixel-laden kaleidoscope of uninspired bullshit that only exists because some executive somewhere (who will soon be losing his job) thought they could make a killing on a recognizable property.
An easy lay-up, right? A classic fable, a story full of action, derring-do, romance and a fantastical world with big, CG, farting giants because, you know, giants throwing the occasional fart makes it a kids movie -- because kids love farting giants. Just spend the GDP of a small nation on it, bring in three writers to spackle the script into load-bearing shape and the market-researched audiences should inexorably be drawn in like moths to a bug zapper.
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So it's hardly amazing that the clear product of so much hard work winds up feeling so lazy. And it's kind of great that audiences didn't fall for it. A $28 million opening weekend off a nearly $200 million budget (not including Warner Brothers half-assed marketing)? Ouch.
What's really sad about Jack the Giant Slayer is how it precipitates the further fall from grace for director Bryan Singer. Not because he directed it awfully, it's just awfully conceived and written. But financial bombs destroy careers. Jack the Giant Slayer is this year's John Carter -- except that John Carter was actually somewhat good. And it's sad that the guy that made two fine X-Men movies and the legitimately great The Usual Suspects has come to this.
Jack (Nicholas Hoult, Warm Bodies) is a peasant farmhand who has grown up on tales of the war between the humans and giants. The giants were banished to their kingdom in the sky by King Erick the Great, who crafted a crown that controls their actions. The crown is buried with him, as well as some magic beans that are a bridge to the giant's homeland.
Decades later Jack finds himself in the city and inadvertently in the possession of said magic beans, when the monk who stole them exchanges them for the horse Jack was supposed to sell for money. He's advised to take the beans to the monastery to receive his payment, and to not get them wet. Of course, he forgets to do all that.
The monk is being pursued by the King's advisor, Lord Roderick (Stanley Tucci, Big Night) who is in possession of the giant-controlling crown. He's up to no good because that's what Stanley Tucci does. He's also engaged to the King's daughter, Isabelle (Eleanor Tomlinson, Alice in Wonderland, to which this film bares a painful resemblance), who is chafing at her eminent betrothal.
When Isabelle goes for a ride to clear her head she gets lost in the rainy night and winds up at Jack's leaking hovel. Jack's already accidentally dropped the beans, one of which has fallen under the house, gets wet and sprouts a gargantuan beanstalk that spirits Isabelle to the land of the giants. Of course, Jack must go rescue her -- accompanied by Roderick, as well as his creepy sidekick, Wicke, and the noble knight Elmont (Ewen Bremner and Ewan McGregor reuniting for the first time since Trainspotting).
The script (by a trio of writers including, sadly, The Usual Suspects scribe Christopher McQuarrie) tells a plodding story in the most uninspired, easily digestible way possible. Singer does his best to work around the choppy, on-rails plotting and parchment-thin characters. But the whole thing feels anemic, lacking any true momentum, even as Singer does what he can to make it interesting.
Nicholas Hoult is wallpaper; impactful his performance isn't. Generating little chemistry with Tomlinson, Hoult feels out of place here, a far cry from his mostly charming turn as a zombie returning to humanity in Warm Bodies. Tucci is doing his best to chew scenery. Only McGregor is really having a blast, seeming invested. Ian McShane (Deadwood) brings some gravitas to the King, but he's wasted in an afterthought role.
Indeed, the money is on the screen. The giants look okay (though, for my money the giants of Wrath of the Titans were more convincingly realized) and their leader, Fallon, is well-voiced by the great Bill Nighy (Shaun of the Dead). Aside from the high dollar FX, the lush British locations are sumptuously photographed by Newton Thomas Sigel (Drive) and the action is generally well cut. Singer knows how to make something look big and glossy and comprehensible.
And it's a total waste of his, theirs and our time. Jack the Giant Slayer is an almost uniformly boring film that exists despite no one asking for it. The modern day coda that ends the tedium hints at a sequel, which comes off like a wry joke, because there will thankfully be no Jack the Giant Slayer II: Jack in Action -- unless, after this, Singer is forced into directing porn. Couldn't be worse.
It's weird to say you like a movie while wondering why it got a theatrical release. Phantom is the kind of movie that would seem to most likely wind up going straight to VOD and disc. It's got a small budget, it's a military thriller with a pretty great cast of actors who are working in between more high profile projects (hopefully), and it has an unassuming vibe that makes it feel a little like something you'll see getting played to death during Saturday afternoons on TNT.
But Phantom actually deserves its theatrical release. While it never rises to the intensity of the mother of all submarine-based movies, Wolfgang Petersen's Das Boot (The Boat), Phantom is a scrappy, well-acted, practically shot and economically directed bit of storytelling. And it boasts a cast that rises to the occasion, making the inherently Spartan production cinematic.
It's 1968 and America and the Soviet Union are none too fond of each other. Demi (Ed Harris, A History of Violence) is a Russian Naval captain who is assigned to take the first submarine he ever commanded on its final voyage before it's refitted and sold to the Chinese.
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Demi has his longtime crew with him for the seemingly routine voyage. His first officer, Kozlov (William Fitchtner, Drive Angry) is his loyal comrade; Pavlov (Johnathon Schaech, The Doom Generation) is the political officer whose duty to the Politburo might supersede his loyalty to his friends and Semak (Jason Beghe, The X-Files) is the ship's doctor and seemingly all around nice guy.
But the cozy situation is disrupted by a pair of tag along, fanatical KGB agents, Bruni (David Duchovny, The X-Files, again) and Tyrtov (Sean Patrick Flanery, The Boondock Saints) who attach a mysterious device to the sub and assert co-command of what was supposed to be a mundane mission that is clearly something more. Worse, Demi's history on this sub reveals a few lethal skeletons in his captain's quarters.
To say more would do a disservice to the film. Phantom needs its surprises. It tells a tight, somewhat pulpy story with a "based on true events" designation that is probably stretched to the limits. But that is one of the reasons it's so fun.
Written and directed by Todd Robinson (Lonely Hearts), Phantom is something of a throwback to the late Cold War, Soviet/U.S. paranoia films of the '80s. While it owes more of a debt to The Hunt for Red October and especially Crimson Tide than it does Das Boot, Robinson does bring a subtle and contained aesthetic to the proceedings, making the film feel propulsive while never quite realizing the claustrophobic tension of something like Das Boot. But then almost nothing does.
Robinson has an able hand with his story. While he's rather workmanlike, he paces the narrative well and wrings as much tension as he can from his Movie of the Week concept. Some points are clumsy (seriously, if Sasha [Jason Gray-Stanford] was claustrophobic the whole time, how could he hack being on a submarine at all?) and the mostly American cast doesn't even bother with Russian accents. Hey, Connery played the most Scottish Russian ever put to film and nobody cared. Watching guys like Harris, Fitchtner and Duchovny do bad Russian warbles would probably do more to take me out of the movie than their straight American delivery.
That said, it is the cast that makes Phantom what it is. Harris brings his trademark intensity to the role of Demi, crafting a smart and flawed character from some fairly well-fleshed writing. Fitchtner isn't given a ton to do but he's solidly charismatic. It was really fun seeing Fox Mulder play a bad guy while Johnathon Schaech brings his A-Game and a mad pimp mustache to the role of Pavlov. The script ultimately gives them all plenty of grist to work with to lend Phantom a decent sense of tension and mystery.
It'll probably sink at the box office, and that's too bad. It was way better than Jack the Precious Minutes of Your Life Slayer.
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-- shooting victim they can be the hardest workers to say I forgive you.
And -- I pray with you.
And I tell you a little bit about who jesus'.
But that's exactly what here so Ferrell vows to do.
Forgive the man accused of shooting him twice in the foot and once in the arm.
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Evil presence -- literally it was like time stopped for me and how he was afraid not a dying all my family that I would leave behind.
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I would like to be there are genuinely would.
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CHICAGO, Ill.– He is often caricatured as brainy and emotionally distant, a self-contained politician who feels no special need to forge personal connections with people he meets.
But in his three-state tour last week touting the plans he laid out in his State of the Union speech, President Barack Obama dropped his guard, giving audiences a window into his inner life.
In introspective moments, he talked about his absent father, his wife and daughters, and his post-presidential plans.
Mr. Obama spent time here Friday in a private meeting with 16 high school students taking part in a mentoring program. Afterwards, the students said he talked to them about how best to control their anger. He spoke of his own unhappiness about his father's absence. The elder Obama left the family when his son was two years old.
Eighteen-year-old Percy Ivens, one of the students who met with the president, said Mr. Obama explained that "at first he was angry and upset and he didn't understand why" his father had left. He told the group that when it came to starting his own family, "he didn't want to not be there for his children," vowing that "his children would grow up with a better family and a better lifestyle than he had," Mr. Ivens said.
Mr. Obama spent so much time with the students that he was 45 minutes late for his public remarks at Hyde Park Academy. When he came out and spoke, it seemed the conversation was still on his mind.
He said that "as the son of a single mom who gave everything she had to raise me with the help of my grandparents, I turned out OK. … But at the same time, I wish I had had a father who was around and involved."
The day before, in a speech in Georgia devoted to preschool education, Mr. Obama's thoughts turned ot his eldest daugther, Malia, now 14 and perhaps starting to date.
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Mr. Obama is still in the opening month of his second term. But he hinted that he's given some thought to life outside the White House.
His first stop after the State of the Union speech was Asheville, N.C. Mr. Obama likes the place. Three years ago, he vacationed in Asheville's Grove Park Inn in the Blue Ridge Mountains. He was happy to be back.
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When Stephanie Knox's 8-year-old daughter, Paige, starts scratching her eczema, sometimes she just can't stop. "It's really amazing how she can keep scratching and digging at her skin and still the itch doesn't go away," says Knox. "So we've had to come up with some creative ways to help soothe her itchiness and help her stop scratching."
Eczema can cause unbearable itchiness for people of all ages, but children often have an especially hard time with scratching.
"The trouble with scratching is that it can actually make the condition worse," says Lawrence Eichenfield, MD, chief of Pediatric Dermatology at Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego. "And, it can cause cuts in the skin that can become infected. So it's important for parents to learn ways to help their child stop scratching."
8 Ways to Help a Child With Eczema Stop Scratching
1. Use Moisturizers Liberally
Keep your child's skin properly moisturized. This can help keep eczema flare-ups and itching at bay. Thick ointments, such as petroleum jelly, contain more oil and are the most effective at locking in moisture. But not all children like the feel of thicker ointments. "I suggest parents let their older child try several moisturizers and choose which kind to use," says Eichenfield. "Because the best moisturizer is the one that your child will use." For the best itch relief, use moisturizers several times a day, especially after bathing or washing.
2. Use Wet Wraps to Sooth Itchy Skin
Knox says that using wet wraps is one of the most useful ways she's found to stop Paige's itching. The best time to apply wet wraps is right before bedtime. First, have your child soak in a lukewarm bath for about 5 to 10 minutes. After the bath, gently pat the skin dry with a towel and apply moisturizer or medication as directed. Next, moisten clean gauze bandages with water and wrap the affected skin. Then cover the wet bandages with a dry bandage or towel to lock in the moisture, and leave overnight. You can apply wet wraps on any part of your child's body that is especially itchy. "Paige won't let me wrap large areas, so we concentrate on smaller areas, like her ankles or elbows," says Knox. "She really likes the itch relief it gives her."
3. Keep Fingernails Clipped to Minimize Scratching
Short fingernails cause less damage to the skin if your child does scratch. If scratching at night is a problem, have your child wear cotton gloves to bed.
4. Use Cold Compresses to Relieve Eczema Itch
Try using a damp, cold washcloth, or cover an ice pack in a soft towel. Hold the compress to your child's skin for a few minutes or as needed to help relieve itch. You can repeat as necessary throughout the day.


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- a gambling game played with two dice, chiefly in North America. A throw of 7 or 11 is a winning throw, 2, 3, or 12 is a losing throw. See also crap2.
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Traumatic events in the psychiatric population are prevalent, complex, and often are repeated and ongoing (1–4). As psychiatry residents progress through their training, they have contact with traumatized patients and families from the initial phases of assessment through the recovery process. For example, according to Kessler (5) PTSD is the third most common anxiety disorder in the United States. An increasingly large body of literature about trauma-associated disorders, treatment modalities, and training exists. However, systematic trauma training remains limited and has yet to be incorporated into the core curriculum of graduate training programs, including residency training in psychiatry (2, 3, 6, 7). Trauma training, adapted for psychiatric residents, is of particular importance considering the specific challenges trainees face during the postgraduate years, where a shift from more concrete to more process-oriented thinking can be observed. Also, teaching psychiatry residents is particularly challenging because residents rotate through different services (8). Each service has its own population, culture, and goals and objectives. A comprehensive teaching program for trauma is difficult to integrate into an already-existing complex teaching curriculum, as it must allow for flexibility. Teaching and supervision serve the purpose of enabling residents to reflect on their clinical experiences, along with peer interactions, study groups, and seminars. The Trauma Training Modular Curriculum (TTMC) was created to address the various needs as well as to integrate into ongoing psychiatric training the growing body of literature ranging from assessment of trauma and trauma associated disorders to various treatment interventions.
The TTMC is structured in a modular fashion and consists of 16 modules. Each module begins with a pre-assessment and ends with a post-assessment. Designed to provide a foundation for teaching, each module can focus either on addressing attitudes, conveying knowledge, and/or teaching specific skills. Each module can stand on its own as a single teaching unit. The modular construction of the TTMC allows for flexibility in including one or more modules into an already-existing curriculum. Since learning can be enhanced by the use of different sensory modalities, each module includes visual, auditory, gustatory, and olfactory and/or tactile stimuli. Some modules include the use of the arts and media, such as film excerpts, video clips, music, and interviews. Active participation of the residents is encouraged, using role-play, case discussion, or vignettes.
The individual modules begin with a general description of the topic, such as epidemiology, biology, psychology, psychopharmacology, or specific treatment approaches. Many of the modules include the teaching of practical skills of assessing trauma and trauma-related symptoms. Residents practice techniques for interviewing traumatized patients and families.
Learning how to develop a treatment alliance with patients who may have attachment difficulties is a cornerstone of the curriculum. Becoming aware of countertransference reactions when exposed to severe affective dysregulation, self-injurious behavior, and traumatic narratives (9) is an essential feature of many of the modules. Depending on the content of the module, the goals and objectives include discussion of latest research findings and current debates. The efficacy of particular interventions and "best practices" approaches to trauma treatment are highlighted.
Included are reading assignments and references. A multisensory, multimedia approach utilizes videos, readings, experiential exercises, and guest speakers. The TTMC takes into consideration the development of a trauma training curriculum that moves from the assessment of traumatic events and related symptomatology to trauma-informed case-formulation and treatment-planning. The impact of trauma on individuals, families, and communities is incorporated into some of the modules.
The TTMC is designed to be used as either a single long course or as individual modules, depending on the needs of the training program. As residents progress through training, their level of sophistication increases. The fund of knowledge and skills improves, and the residents' understanding of clinical material moves from concrete to conceptual. The TTMC includes modules that are targeted to junior residents, such as assessment of trauma and diagnostic aspects, whereas modules targeted to senior residents focus on more complex case-formulations and various treatment approaches. This developmental approach to training addresses the need for phase-specific learning objectives and may help in demonstrating clinical competence as required by regulatory agencies. The individualization of the modules allows residency training directors the option to select those that are particularly useful to the needs of their programs.
The TTMC was developed at an academic psychiatry residency training program in the New York City metropolitan area. The modules have been utilized with a culturally, ethnically, socially, and economically diverse population. Feedback from the residents in the program has been positive, and suggestions have been incorporated into the modules. The use of the TTMC as an adjunct to a pre-existing residency curriculum enhances the resident's attitudes, knowledge, and skills in working with a traumatized population. Limitations include the lack of formal testing of the TTMC in other training sites. The TTMC will have to be tested in various residency training programs in order to assure its validity. The input of training directors will be crucial to improve future versions of the TTMC. Standardized surveys will be needed to avoid selection bias. Recommendations for the future include the implementation of the training into the curricula of other residency programs in order to test its wider usefulness.
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