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Even though they share the same 8-megapixel CMOS sensor and five-element f/2.2 lens, after a few days of shooting with the iPhone 6, I can say that it is better than the iPhone 5S. With Apple's new Focus pixels sensor feature and advancements made in noise reduction algorithms and local tone mapping, I do see significant improvements to low light and details in shadowed areas.
Looking forward to Bettany's iPhone 6 Plus camera review.
Nathan Olivarez-Giles, The Wall Street Journal:
Having put the new iPhones through its gauntlet of durability tests this weekend, SquareTrade found that the iPhone 6 holds up impressively well in drops, spills and slips — despite the fact that the new, thinner iPhones are tougher to hold onto given their smooth edges and bigger screens.
The iPhone 6 Plus fared well, too, managing to beat out Samsung's Galaxy S5 as "the most durable phone with a screen larger than five inches." This comes as a surprise, and not only because the Galaxy S5 is known for its waterproofing, but also because hundreds have already taken to Twitter to gripe that an iPhone 6 purchase means a case purchase, too.
If I were to purchase an iPhone 6 or a 6 Plus I would definitely get a case. For two reasons: one is the ugly toyish-looking antenna bands, and the other is for insurance, just in case I have it in my pants and sit on it. It would not be a leather case or a thin plastic case; it would be one of those foam-polycarbonate-metal-constructed rugged cases. John Gruber on the iPhone 6 Plus getting bent:
I cannot believe that this "bent iPhone 6 Plus" thing is becoming a thing. […] If you feel pressure like this on your iPhone 6 in your pocket, you need looser pants. And if you put your phone in your back pocket and sit on it, I'm not sure what to tell you.
I think it unreasonable to assume no one will ever sit down with an iPhone 6 Plus in her front or back pocket. We all make mistakes, but this kind of 'mistake' should not lead to a bent phone. You are wearing the wrong type of pants? I think the more accurate assessment would be: Apple needs to make the iPhone 6 Plus more resilient to being bent inside pockets.
In the meantime perhaps the UnderTech Undercover Woman's Concealment Short Shorts (takes you to Amazon.com) can be modified to carry an iPhone 6 Plus.
How many apps on your iPhone or iPad have a built-in browser?
Would it surprise you to know that every one of those apps could eavesdrop on your typing? Even when it's in a secure login screen with a password field?
You should never enter any private information while you're using an app that's not Safari.
An in-app browser is a great tool for quickly viewing web content, especially for things like links in Twitterrific's timeline. But if you should always open a link in Safari if you have any concern that your information might be collected. Safari is the only app on iOS that comes with Apple's guarantee of security.
The Verge: Apple released iOS 8.0.1 today for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Do not update. Why?
If you already updated, iMore has a fix.
A few cracks I have noticed recently: iPhone 6 Plus supply far short of demand (supply chain management fail, forecasting fail, or marketing ramming its schedule down the throats of SCM folks at Apple), iPhone 6 Plus getting bent out of shape (external design folks flexing its muscle over structural integrity engineers), and a botched patch (iOS software folks simply failing to test thoroughly).
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The Passport's awkward dimensions are to accommodate its square display. It's a high-resolution, 4.5-inch, 1,440 x 1,440 pixel IPS LCD with a dense 453PPI. It looks great: viewing angles are tremendous, colors are accurate, and pixels are invisible to my eyes. BlackBerry designed this display for reading and you can see a lot of stuff on it.
It's a very purpose-built screen for doing business-y things like reviewing spreadsheets and slide presentations. But that makes it not very good at many of the other things that we use our smartphones for today. It's much easier to navigate a spreadsheet or browse a webpage with the Passport, but reading my Twitter feed requires a lot of scrolling, and videos have annoying black bars eating up half of the display above and below the content.
BlackBerry is targeting hardcore business folks with the Passport. The name Passport is superb, and gets an A+ in marketing (unlike the Moto 360, which I gave an F). The name Passport makes me think of business people who travel a lot. And as the review pointed out the Passport features the same height and width as a real passport. That is smart. Having a smartphone the same size as another important tool provides familiarity. I am certain someone will design a case that perfectly fits both a passport and the Passport. How convenient would that be for the target audience who will have both with them most of the time anyway.
The square display is unusual, but it is purpose driven: it lets the business person read, review spreadsheets and presentations. Companies do not want their workers to waste time, using up expensive data, on company-issued devices watching videos on YouTube. Black bars on 16:9 videos? These ladies and gentlemen probably do not care; they will be watching movies on the large displays in their business class cabins.
I do not think BlackBerry with its Passport smartphone is targeting regular iPhone and Android folks; the company is laser focused on business people who want to get stuff done. And for that purpose the Passport seems supremely capable. Now, if only BlackBerry would realize the world of business requires the ability to communicate — as in type — in multiple languages…
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The definition of the word 'biased' according to the dictionary app on my Mac:
unfairly prejudiced for or against someone or something
As exciting and fun as my work often is, however, it can also prove dispiriting and exasperating when I'm accused of being biased. Of course I'm biased, that's the whole point. We all have preferences and partialities that accrue over our lifetimes and become embedded in our judgment of anything new.
I do not think you want to be biased, because being biased means you are unfair and prejudiced. And just to be certain we are talking about the same thing, according to the same dictionary, prejudice is defined as:
preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
Being biased, unfair, prejudiced… all are things we do not want to be. I believe Savov does not want to be characterized as being those things either. Savov made an error: incorrectly thinking being biased is the same thing as having a preference. We all have preferences, but we are not all biased.
via John Gruber. Jon Bell:
After years of disappointments, the Moto 360 looks like a breath of fresh air. It's not that it's good, per se, but it has the notable distinction of being less bad than the things we've seen before.
So while it still has bad battery life, and they can't manage to render the UI in a real circle, we've seen worse. As a result, the Verge gave it an 83, almost the same score as the 85 they gave the state-of-the-art Mac Pro. Ok, noted.
The UI cannot be rendered in a real circle because the display is not a real circle. A product Motorola named Moto 360 — 360 because Motorola wanted the world to know the display is a circle — is in reality only 270 degrees a circle. Motorola gets an F for marketing. I too was ooh'ing at the Moto 360, up until I realized the display was only a partial circle.
What if in an alternate world Apple came out with the iWatch 360, and had the same non-circular 270-degree display? It would have been the beginning of the end for Apple.
As part of the continued expansion of Cadillac, General Motors today announced a strategic realignment that will establish the flagship brand as a separate business unit. In addition, the new Cadillac organization will expand to New York with a new global headquarters opening in 2015.


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My iPhone 5 first-looks review was written after just a few hours with the smartphone, and while that's enough to get a pretty good feel for a device's quality, the real test comes over time. Now that I've been working with it for more than a full day, here are some additional observations.
• Battery life – I've been using the iPhone fairly heavily in the past 24 hours. I watched an episode of Firefly (specifically, "Our Mrs. Reynolds") while on the treadmill at the gym; killed about an hour in Bush Intercontinental Airport (specifically, Terminal B) with the Web and Twitter; ran innumerable speed tests on LTE, HSPA+ and Wi-Fi connections; approved blog comments and worked email; and played a dozen or so games of solitaire.
From the look of things, the iPhone 5 has the staying power of at least my iPhone 4, and maybe a little better. That's pretty good, considering it's got a faster processor and connects to LTE, which has a reputation of being a real battery hog. At nearly 6 p.m., after unplugging from its overnight charging at about 8 a.m., it's got 26 percent of its battery reserves left. I'm probably going to have to connect it to power before the night's out, but given the workout it has gotten, that's understandable.
• LTE – I continue to be impressed with AT&T's LTE on this phone. A lot of people have asked whether LTE is really "all that", and I have to say it really is. Yes, it's dramatically faster than 3G, and that makes a big difference with data-intensive Web pages and apps. But perhaps more importantly, it's more robust when the signal strength is weak. For example, while I was waiting at IAH earlier today, I did some speed tests in the terminal. I was only seeing 2 bars on the signal meter, but check out the speed I was getting:
If you've got a 3G smartphone, think about what kind of throughput you see when you have only 2 bars. And then think about how often you don't have a full allotment of bars.
Here's an LTE speed test on the iPhone 5 from my swankienda in the Montrose:
• HSPA+ – On past smartphones that use AT&T's HSPA+ data connection, I've often seen speeds that were worse than traditional 3G. But on the iPhone 5, I've been pleasantly surprised when I've tested this connection type, which AT&T insists on calling 4G. Generally, it runs between 5-11 Mbps down, and about 1-2 Mbps up.
• Maps – I briefly mentioned the much-maligned iOS 6 Maps app in my original review, but here's some more detail. I used it on Saturday to go from the Best Buy at Richmond and Loop 610 to the University of St. Thomas near Alabama and Yoakum. I used its turn by turn directions and found they worked quite well. I was driving and the only person in the car, so I used the spoken-voice feature. The screen was blacked out, but at stop lights I'd check the maps for accuracy. The integration of the Maps app into iOS 6 pays off here — the lock screen became the active map, so I didn't have to unlock the phone and open the app to see my current position.
I've since used the Maps app to look up various locations around town and have not seen any errors. (If you've seen any issues locally – other than gasoline station icons atop skyscrapers – leave a note in the comments.)
By the way, the 3D map images yield some pretty cool scenes for Houston. For example, here's sculptor David Adickes's studio, complete with his oversized presidential busts and giant statues of the Beatles, near the Heights.
• Need a case for your iPhone 5? – Every iPhone I've had has been safely swaddled in a case, and I wanted to continue that tradition with the new one. Best Buy usually has a good selection of cases for new iPhones on Day One, so I went over there Friday after my white model arrived. I was planning to pick up a cheap case to tide me over until I could find one I really wanted, but I may have lucked out. I spotted a clear, silicone-gel case from Rocketfish for $23, and I love it. It's adds very little bulk to the iPhone, and the fact that it's clear shows off the design. It's also very protective. Unless the clear silicone yellows quickly, I'll probably hold onto this case.
I've also got my eye on the iPhone 5 version of the Griffin Reveal. I had this case on my iPhone 4, and loved it.
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The last coal-fired, steam-powered passenger ferry in North America is back in service.
HTR Media report the SS Badger sounded its horns just after noon Friday as it entered Maritime Bay in Manitowoc on its first crossing of Lake Michigan of the 2014 season with paying passengers.
The Badger had already undergone a shakedown cruise following the installation of more than $1 million in upgrades over the offseason to reduce its coal ash discharges into Lake Michigan. The ferry is obligated under an agreement between its owner and federal regulators to end the dumping before the 2015 season.
The 410-foot ship, launched in 1952, travels between Manitowoc and Ludington, Michigan. It can carry 600 passengers and 180 vehicles. It offers a four-hour cruise across 60 miles of open water.
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Kuster, who has co-sponsored a bill called the Student Loan Relief Act that would prevent subsidized Stafford loan interest rates from doubling from 3.4 to 6.8 percent starting July 1, said New Hampshire students particularly would be hit hard if the rate doubles.
"New Hampshire is first in a lot of things in this country that are positive, but one thing that we are first in that is negative is that New Hampshire is first in the country in terms of average student loan debt," Kuster said.
Kuster went on to say that the average four-year New Hampshire college student owes $32,440 and that 75 percent of all New Hampshire college students are in debt.
"I know the argument for doubling the rate is that we can't afford to keep it so low, but the argument against it is that we can't afford to make college inaccessible to average Americans, that would have terrible social and cultural consequences," Kuster said.
The Student Loan Relief Act would keep the student loan interest rate level at 3.4 percent for the next two years, a timeframe Kuster says is intentional.
"That will give Congress the time to address the problem of the increasing costs of higher education," Kuster said. "Certainly I have colleagues who share my concern on this issue, and I am optimistic of reaching a consensus position in Congress to keep higher education affordable, but I want to see this done in a timely fashion, and not just lurch from crisis to crisis like we have."
With the looming increase in her student loan interest rate, Erica Taylor, a mother of three small children who recently obtained her associates degree, told Kuster that she is now unsure if she and her husband, who is also a Nashua Community College student, will be able to afford to continue with their education.
"To think the rate could double, I am scared, I am scared I can't make payments and balance a household budget," Taylor said.
Michael Burnham, who currently attends Southern New Hampshire University after previously attending Nashua Community College, said that the increase would be a burden not only on himself, but many of his friends as well.
"I am a student, I have a full-time job, and I have a part-time job, and in the back of your mind to just know that school will get more expensive, it can make it difficult for people to decide to continue with school," Burnham said.
Nashua Community College Chief Financial Officer Amber Wheeler said the college is already seeing more students enroll as part-time students instead of attending full-time because of how expensive higher education in New Hampshire has become.
"I can't imagine interest rates doubling and seeing where the students will be," Wheeler said.
Kuster thanked all the students for telling her their stories, explaining that when she goes back to Congress next week, she will us their stories as a way to try to convince her peers of the importance of keeping interest rates low on student loans.
"I try to tell my colleagues that a couple of bucks where I come from goes a long way," Kuster said. "For some people it can mean the difference between owning a car or not, or renting an apartment or owning a house, and that is the kind of stuff that drives our economy."
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I frequent both places. Walmart more for food and household items. Dollar Tree for cleaning and what I call "temporary" items. Things for my kids that they will break easily.
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I like to write and comment on things I find funny or interesting or what piques my interest. Or topics I might not be able to comment on on the radio, I get a chance to talk about here.
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I love hearing when people mess up movie lines and song lyrics. My favorite is the misquote of Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze" 'Excuse me while I kiss this guy'! Classic!
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One thing that is truly American is film and movies.
The movie business started in the late 1910s in Los Angeles, in the Hollywood section of town; and not in England or France or China. Nope, it began right here in the good ol' U.S. of A.
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The British-made movie grossed $72 in U.S. box office receipts last year.
You read that right: 72 bucks; less than a C-Note.
Now to be fair, it was a terrible movie. And had no budget. And it only played on one screen for a week.
But for a week, wouldn't you think 20 people, even out of curiosity, would stumble into the theatre to see this? Maybe?
This is how time has flied! Remember The mall back in the 80's? I vaguely do. All I remember is the small mall in Kalamazoo called Southland. Had the best big soft pretzels there and a S.S. Kresge (The forerunner to KMart) That was the local mall. Until.
Make it to number 1! This is from List of the Day, a Yahoo feature by a guy named Rob O'Connor. I never heard of him or the feature before but this is a pretty interesting read. Back in the day, lots of songs went up and down the charts. And when I say "charts" I really only mean ONE chart. The Billboard Hot 100.
A couple of days ago on Regis and Kelly Lee And Gelman and Michael Strahan, the hosts-all 5 of them--revealed a list of the worst songs of the 80's, written by Robert of the Radish, music critic for Yahoo! The song he deemed the "Worst Song of the 80's"? The Pina Colada Song by Rupert Holmes. Yeah, I can kinda see it. But this information spawned another list.
As usual, the Lions are having another stellar season. They will have to win the remaining games to hit the 10 win level that they reached last season. In other words, there's a good chance they won't make the playoffs again. But, regardless of their record, the Lions ALWAYS play one high profile game a year. On Thanksgiving.


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With Dr. Dre announcing plans to take a music hiatus and focus on his family this week, SOHH recently reached out to the producer's protege Slim the Mobster about holding down Aftermath Records.
Speaking on his bond with fellow Aftermath rapper Kendrick Lamar, Slim said he feels now is the time to prove himself to the world.
"Yeah, I mean, it feels good. We were all just in the studio the other day, me, Kendrick and Dre and the energy was just there," Slim told SOHH when asked about holding up the Aftermath flag. "Me and Kendrick know each other from previous situations. Where he grew up, my lived there. I know who he is, he knows who I am. We just made it into something big. This is what I work for. With me, I have to really prove my point because I've been signed so long but it feels like I've done nothing. When I say 'nothing,' I mean I haven't done anything that's been Slim-motivated. It's been in the lure of of Detox and Dr. Dre. I feel like right now, it's my time." (SOHH)
This week, Dre said outside of Slim and Kendrick, he has no immediate music obligations.
"These are the next two artists I'm working on, Slim the Mobster and Kendrick Lamar. I think that's when I'm gonna just wrap it up for a minute because I've been working on music for 27 years now and the longest I've ever been out of the studio in 27 years has been two weeks," Dr. Dre said in an interview. "So yeah I feel like I'm gonna take a little bit of a break. I'm never gonna stop music, it's like air to me. So I'mma take a little bit of a break. Enjoy some time with the family til I get that itch to get back in." (FADER TV)
In October, Slim gave SOHH his reaction to being one of two primary Aftermath focuses for the Doc.
"I've been knew that," Slim jokingly told SOHH when informed about Dre's primary focus on him and Kendrick Lamar. "I knew that months ago. It never changed how I am or who I am. I mean, things change but I'm not trying to change too much. I don't want it to be as if [Dr. Dre's pledge] gives me my confidence. Confidence comes from what I do. Despite who I'm with, that's where my confidence comes from. [Dre's words are] like a boost, but I never had the vision in my head, 'Because Dre this, Dre that,' nah, I still got work to do." (SOHH)
A week prior, Dre revealed his intent to solely work alongside the two Aftermath proteges.
"I am never going to give music up," he said. "Music is like air to me, [music] is like oxygen, so I am always doing that. As soon as I get back to Los Angeles, I am back in the studio doing my thing. I have a couple of new artists that I am excited about, Kendrick Lamar and Slim the Mobster. These are the next two artists, and these are probably my final two artists that I am going to be working with at least for the next couple of years. I am going to devote all my attention to them and make sure their sh*t comes out the way it should be. I am just having fun with life right now!" (Global Grind)
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TGR is proud to release the first episode of Behind The Line season 3. Behind The Line is a series where we feature a unique line, jump, or session from the filming of TGR's 2011 ski film, Light The Wick. Watch as athletes take a look back at these insane moments and discuss them, providing an in depth look Behind The Line of Light The Wick.
This week's episode joins Sage Cattabriga-Alosa as he develops a new trick--a flat spin--during the season and goes huge with it in Alaska. As Sage describes, "It's like a video game...once your special meter's ramped you can do crazy tricks...it's kind of the same. That thing is pinging and you know it and you feel it and it's time to go."


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A Storm Is Brewing with 'The Dark Knight Rises' Drinking GameDrinking Games By Kevin Carr on December 4, 2012 | Comments (1)
You may have heard of the small independent film The Dark Knight Rises, which hit theaters this summer. Now, it's out on DVD and Blu-ray, and also available in a box set of all the Nolanverse Batman movies. Bat-fans around the world can finally die happy in the Mayan apocalypse with the knowledge that they can have this movie in their Blu-ray collection. Of course, the film does run close to three hours, and in the privacy of your own home, it's something that can be enjoyed with a drink in hand. You may not get as tipsy as Bane does with that opium-fueled mask he has, but with this drinking game, you can have even more fun as Gotham crumbles.
Casting Couch: George Clooney Circling Brad Bird's Top Secret Project, Anne Hathaway Ready to Face the 'Robopocalypse,' and MoreCasting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 12, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
What is Casting Couch? The day's casting news, all in one place, because you're a very busy person. At this point we don't know anything concrete about the secret project Brad Bird is directing over at Disney. It's largely being developed under the code name 1952, but for a minute it was being called Tesla. It's rumored to be a science fiction film involving aliens, but in what regard isn't clear. It's said that Disney is thinking of it as a major tentpole release, but why it would have such mass appeal is being kept under wraps. All we have is rumors. And the latest rumor for the pile, courtesy of Variety, is that The Facts of Life star George Clooney is currently negotiating to star. If this proves to be true and Bird lands Clooney, that would be a pretty big step toward making this the blockbuster sort of feature that Disney wants it to be. And, generally, what Disney wants, Disney gets.
David Yates Locked for 'Tarzan,' But Who Will Swing on His Vine?Movie News By Rob Hunter on November 7, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
It's been over a decade since Tarzan graced the big screen in Disney's animated adaptation and over three since the jungle hero was sexed up by Bo Derek in Tarzan the Ape Man. Between those two we've seen Christopher Lambert go ape in Greystoke, the Legend of Tarzan…and that's about it. But Edgar Rice Burroughs' high-flying hero looks set to be a hot property in the next couple of years. First up will be a motion-captured adventure starring Twilight's Kellan Lutz, but it's probably safe to call that one a bomb right now. The much safer bet is the big budget reboot coming from WB. David Yates has been rumored to take on the directing gig for a few months now, but the veteran Harry Potter-helmer seemed to be in no rush to jump into another possible franchise. Per Vulture though, it looks like Yates has finally signed on the dotted line. The question now becomes who will be cast in the high profile but somewhat risky role of Tarzan?
Reject Recap: 'Looper' Saves Studio Sci-Fi, 'Dredd' Sequel Suggestion and 36 Fantastic Fest ReviewsFeatures By Christopher Campbell on September 29, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Jesus H. Franco, it's been a busy week here at Film School Rejects. Mainly because of Fantastic Fest, of course. Since the last Reject Recap, we've posted 36 reviews of films from the event, plus six interviews, including one with Tim Burton. And we're not done. The festival may be over, but we'll still be rolling out the coverage for a couple more days. Obviously, this link to all that content, which can take you in reverse through that which you've missed and forward to what will appear (once it appears), is a crucial bookmark for you in these post-fantastic times. Once again, you can easily track through the week's prominent other features by clicking on buttons around the main page, but here are some links to help you out: reviews (new releases include Pitch Perfect, Won't Back Down, The Hole, Hotel Transylvania and Hello I Must Be Going); interviews (including Brian DePalma); the Reject Radio podcast (this week was episode 150!); Short Film of the Day and of course your best spot for the most pertinent movie news. Check out our ten best features from the past week plus some other additional reading after the break.
The Strange Roles of Tom HardyFeatures By Scott Beggs on September 28, 2012 | Comments (4)
Tom Hardy has had a break-out few years, pulling himself out of the ensemble obscurity he found himself in even in larger movies (don't pretend you picked him out of the line up in Black Hawk Down). Sure, he was solid in the Guy Ritchie and Guy-Ritchie-like films, but it wasn't until Bronson that he really emerged as a major force in the film fan world. That's when he became a household name in households that have Terry Gilliam-signed Brazil quads hanging in their foyers. Fortunately, he was able to translate that insider appeal into broad-based worship by stealing scenes in Inception and becoming the man that broke the bat in The Dark Knight Rises (which, ironically, means a giant part of the movie-going world still doesn't know what he looks like). He's proven himself fearless, and like many actors, he's had an unusual road to get to the top. In a way, he's a That Guy character actor who's become a leading man, so let's take a short, strange trip into the roles of his rising career. It begins in the ancient time of 2001.
Tom Hardy Might Tackle Another Physically Demanding Role: Scaling Doug Liman's 'Everest'Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on September 25, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Tom Hardy is swiftly becoming a solid bet when it comes to physically demanding roles; the actor has already pumped himself up for parts in Bronson, Warrior, and The Dark Knight Rises, but he may be taking his dedication to a different level (or at least a different elevation). Deadline Hollywood reports that the actor is "in early talks" for the role of George Mallory in Doug Liman's fact-based Everest. While this is an early report, Hardy certainly seems like a very good fit for the part, so hopefully this scoop will pan out for all involved. Liman, who is apparently both "an avid climber and fan of the Mallory story" will helm the film from a Sheldon Turner script adapted from Jeffrey Archer's book, "Paths of Glory." The story centers on the British Mallory who, so determined to be the first man to ever scale Everest, he tried it three times in the 1920's. It's still a topic of hot debate as to whether Mallory and his climbing partner, Sandy Irvine, ever did make it to the top of the mountain – they were last seen on Mallory's third attempt in 1924 as they attempted the final leg of the climb. Their bodies were discovered in 1999, and that discovery and the subsequent investigation as to whether the pair made it was the subject of Anthony Geffen's documentary, The Wildest Dream. It really is wild stuff.
'Lawless' Actor Jason Clarke Says "Go Big or Go Home"Features By Jack Giroux on August 29, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Lawless features some towering performances. Tom Hardy commands with every grunt, Guy Pearce snarls in every scene, and Gary Oldman gives a quietly vicious performance. Then there's Jason Clarke, playing the oldest of the three Bondurant brothers, Howard. He's the brute of the group, the unhinged ox who's seen a mass-scale violence, and he has clearly been affected by it. Clarke, like Hardy and his grunts, walks through the film with a lumbering physicality, as if he's not even in much control over his own violent tendencies. That physicality is a factor Clarke put a lot of thought into, from using a smaller heel on his boot to wearing weights on his ankles. It's that sort of commitment which seems to have earned the actor gigs with the likes of Baz Luhrmann, Kathryn Bigelow, John Hillcoat, and the two peas in the pod, Roland Emmerich and Terrence Malick. The actor was kind enough to take time off from walking around the White House for Emmerich to discuss his love for research, finding a character, and how you should never be afraid to go big.
'Lawless' Director John Hillcoat Stays Violent, But Goes Digital for 'Lawless'Features By Jack Giroux on August 28, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Director John Hillcoat isn't entirely known for crowd-pleasing studio fare. After putting The Road and The Proposition under his belt, Hillcoat showed he's the type of filmmaker never to shy away from bleakness. One would think that's what made Lawless such a difficult project to get off the ground, but surprisingly, Hillcoat has made a real summer movie. However, even when striving for some of those cinematic thrills, the acclaimed director never pulls his punches. One major difference between Lawless and his previous films is the fact Hillcoat shot the picture digitally. Although he sounded quite sensitive about going that route, Hillcoat approached the film with a futurist point of view. Still, the director states there's nothing more magical than celluloid, even after dealing with advantages and disadvantages of digital. Here's what Lawless director John Hillcoat had to say about his attraction to brutal violence, the film's sociopathic villain, and his experience with the ARRIRAW:
Review: Brutal Bootlegging Tale 'Lawless' Doesn't Go Down Quite So SmoothlyMovie Reviews By Dustin Hucks on August 28, 2012 | Comments (2)
The twelve-year run of prohibition in the United States was a period that punctuated social imparity, religious activism, and was a launchpad for some of the biggest names in organized crime. Basically, it's a mixed bag of deeply interesting subject matter that is spot-on perfect for the big screen. Director John Hillcoat's Lawless is a violent slice of that era's dying days. Distilled by screenwriter Nick Cave from the pages of Matt Bondurant's 2008 historical novel, "The Wettest County in the World," Lawless tells the story of the Bondurant brothers, a family of moonshiners in the Blue Ridge Foothills of Franklin County, Virginia. In the midst of the Great Depression, the citizenry of Franklin County carved a living out of making moonshine, and none are more successful than the brothers Bondurant, who run a healthy bootlegging racket.
Tom Hardy, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Tobey Maguire Want to Teach You About Animal TraffickingIn Development By Nathan Adams on August 27, 2012 | Comments (1)
Tom Hardy, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Tobey Maguire are primarily known for being three of the most famous actors in the world, but did you also know that they're all animal lovers? Well, they are. Or, at least, they're looking to market a new movie to animal lovers. THR is reporting that the trio has teamed up to produce a new (still untitled) feature for Warner Bros. that will detail the horrific world of animal trafficking. Reportedly the film will look at the grizzly business from all the different angles, from the poaching of the animal out of the wild, to the way it gets chopped up and turned into boots or whatever (See my loafers? Former gophers). It's going to be kind of like how Steven Soderbergh took an extensive look at drug trafficking in Traffic, or how The Wire looked at how Baltimore street crime affected every aspect of the city, only more horrific because of the inclusion of cuddly things that get mistreated. Why are these three guys the ones who are involved? Well, apparently the idea for the film comes from Hardy, who has friends who are former Special Forces operatives turned anti-poaching mercenaries in South Africa. And Maguire and DiCaprio? They're just best buds who have done a lot of animal rights stuff in the past. Combine all three and you don't quite get Captain Planet, but it's close.
These Men Are Broooothers! Tom Hardy and Michael Shannon to Co-Star in New FeatureCasting Couch By Kate Erbland on August 15, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Variety reports that, yes, dreams do come true, and Tom Hardy and Michael Shannon will soon star together in a movie in which they will play no less than actual brothers (insert Warrior joke here). The pair will star in a big screen adaptation of Brett C. Leonard's play The Long Red Road, which will see Hardy reprising the role he originated in the stage version back in 2010. The play centers on Hardy's Sammy, a drunk who seems bent on pulling of a Leaving Las Vegas maneuver, and is attempting to drink himself to death on an Indian reservation in South Dakota. Shannon will play his brother, Bob. Leonard himself will adapt his play for the screen. Interestingly enough, Shannon also has a background on the stage, and though he has not performed in Road previously, many of his theatrical ties are also rooted in the Chicago scene from which it emerged.
What Happens Now That Nolan Has "Ended" Batman?Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on July 24, 2012 | Comments (3)
Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Dark Knight Rises (and other Christopher Nolan films). Christopher Nolan is the first director to make more than two Batman films. In the past, a second Batman film has provided a space for filmmakers to explore their excesses. In the case of Batman Returns, Tim Burton was able to further develop a vision of Gotham as an elaborate fairy tale. Batman & Robin was Joel Schumacher's venue for exploring Batman as full-blown camp. For Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight manifested a mammoth vision of the summer superhero blockbuster by way of Jules Dassin and Michael Mann, where the Gotham setting gave way to an intricate, sprawling matrix of a metropolis that contains an eternal struggle between order, chaos, and every gray gradation in between. Until Nolan released The Dark Knight Rises, however, a Batman story reaching a third and final act was without precedent in the hero's manifestations within the moving image. Not only has no previous director articulated a vision of the Caped Crusader in three parts, but no film, serial, or television show has attempted to bring a definitive end to their particular version of the superhero's arc. The Batman of the moving image is one that largely exists in perpetuity. That Nolan has attempted a completist, closed vision of the Batman universe is relatively anomalous. Despite The Dark Knight Rises's virtues and shortcomings (and the film has both of these in spades), perhaps the major reason for the film's comparably […]
Before 'The Dark Knight Rises,' Let's Hear How He Sounds – A Closer Look at the Trilogy's Final ScoreAural Fixation By Allison Loring on July 19, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
With temperatures on the rise and Comic-Con officially over, there is one place comic book fans can still find solace in the middle of these hot summer months – your local movie theaters. Christopher Nolan is poised to complete his epic Batman trilogy with the highly anticipated The Dark Knight Rises, set to hit theaters this weekend. Not only will Christian Bale be returning as Gotham's caped crusader, he will once again be joined by his trusty butler, Alfred (Michael Caine), his business manager/tech wizard, Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman), and Batman champion, Commission Gordon (Gary Oldman) – to name a few. And in true Nolan fashion, some other faces familiar to the director's work will help round out this final battle with Inception alums Tom Hardy taking on the villain role as Bane and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as hopeful police officer, John Blake. But Nolan's affinity for working with those he has before does not stop at the cast. Batman Begins and The Dark Knight composer Hans Zimmer (whose score for Inception was one of the most memorable of 2010) returns to finish out the trilogy as well. While most of us will have to wait until this Friday (or for you late-nighters, Thursday at midnight) to see the conclusion of this heroic tale, Zimmer's score (now available) takes us there now.
'A Tale of Two Cities' (Not the Occupy Movement) Inspired 'The Dark Knight Rises'Movie News By Scott Beggs on July 9, 2012 | Comments (1)
Look, everyone. Let's be honest. From here on out it's going to be all The Dark Knight Rises, all the time. A few foreign films might slip into the mix, and some sort of Asian Film Festival in New York might end up on the radar, but for the most part everyone will be writing about Christopher Nolan's forthcoming trilogy cap forever and ever and ever for the next two weeks. That being said, Wired has crafted a must-read article on how Nolan's vision has been brought to masterful life. It features Nolan, co-writer Jonathan Nolan, and the stars of the film weighing in on various aspects of production, but the most interesting note might be where the story was really born from: Dickensian England. Jonathan Nolan claims that the goal was to see Gotham truly destroyed, and the best place to look for a story of total. shocking destruction in a modern city was the classic you were forced to read in high school, "A Tale of Two Cities."
'Mad Max: Fury Road' Is Finally Shooting, But Without the 3D CamerasMovie News By Nathan Adams on June 29, 2012 | Comments (3)
As Tom Hardy's star power increases, so does the anticipation for George Miller's new Mad Max movie, Mad Max: Fury Road. What with Mel Gibson being something of a touchy subject these days, is there any other actor out there who would be more fun to watch battling weirdos in crazy outfits over gasoline in the desert? Fury Road is a film that's been plagued with all sorts of disasters and delays over the course of its pre-production though, and sometimes it's felt like we're never going to get our chance to see Hardy rev up his engines and do his thing. Well, there's good news and bad news regarding the film's production. After experiencing weather related problems with its original location – Broken Hill, Australia – Fury Road has been moved to the African nation of Namibia, where Hardy and crew are currently shooting. That's the good news. The bad news is, despite Miller's early insistence that the film was going to be shot with 3D cameras, that's no longer going to be the case. Any plans to shoot natively in 3D have been scrapped in lieu of using a mix of ALEXA, Canon, and Olympus digital cameras.
New 'The Dark Knight Rises' Trailer Has Energy, Action and Drama to Spare; Sadly, It Still Has Anne Hathaway TooMovie Trailers By Rob Hunter on June 19, 2012 | Comments (13)
Christopher Nolan's third and final Batman film hits theaters this summer, and it promises to be huge in pretty much every way. It's all but guaranteed to be one of the year's highest grossers, and fans are equally assured to eat it up like Trader Joe's Speculoos Cookie Butter. The film opens eight years after Batman (Christian Bale) took the fall for Harvey Dent's crimes at the end of The Dark Knight and sees a new master criminal in the form of the terrorist Bane (Tom Hardy). He's forced back into the spotlight to protect the city, but by the looks of things he may not fare that well in his first face-off with the muscular, muffled Bane. Early teasers have underwhelmed some viewers, but WB has just released their final full-length trailer, and it's loaded with new scenes of action, scale and a real sense of finality. There are some genuine chill-inducing moments here that not even the appearance of Anne Hathaway as Catwoman can ruin. (I still don't see how her presence here turns out okay. And by 'her' I mean both the actress and the character.) Check out the new trailer below.
New 'Dark Knight Rises' Footage Shows Off Mass Destruction and Promises We're In For a ShowMovie News By Scott Beggs on June 4, 2012 | Comments (1)
The MTV Movie Awards are good for two things: pouring slime on people and premiering footage from highly anticipated, forthcoming movies. Plus, one of those things is done by the Nickelodeon Kid's Choice Awards, so you do the math. Fortunately, there's no difficult math involved in this amazing Dark Knight Rises footage that came as part of the Twilight/Hunger Games worshiping ceremony. It features a difficult conversation between Anne Hathaway's Catwoman and Joseph Gordon-Levitt's policeman surrounded by explosive images, crowded fight scenes, and a dire warning. Check it out for yourself:
Top 12 Performances From Cannes 2012: Kidman, Hedlund, and Cusack?! Oh My!Cannes Film Festival By Simon Gallagher on May 29, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Last year's Cannes Film Festival featured this year's Oscar winning Best Actor performance thanks to the inclusion of the wonderful The Artist in competition, and though the films seem to have been chosen for their artistry and provocative subtexts more than any really commercial pointers (as always happens the year after the festival is deemed "too commercial"), there have been some seriously fine performances this year as well. There wasn't an Uggy this year, but there was a murdered pooch in Moonrise Kingdom, a bitey Killer Whale in Rust & Bone, and a striking performance from an armadillo in Bernardo Bertolucci's Me and You, so we'll have to wait and see who emerges with the best animal performance. Probably won't come from Madagascar 3 though…so for the time being, let's stick to the humans.
All of the Marketing Material From 'The Dark Knight Rises' You Need (This Week At Least)Movie Marketing By Jack Giroux on May 24, 2012 | Comments (3)
Two TV spots, new pictures, and banners from The Dark Knight Rises? What else could you ask for in about a day's time? To make that month and a half wait we have left until the film finally opens a little more tolerable, there's plenty to chew on and savor here. In usual Christopher Nolan cult fan fashion, it'll be interesting to see how the fandom dissects the meaning of Joseph Gordon-Levitt "kneeling," what secret Bruce Wayne and Miranda Tate are "talking" about, or what Selina Kyle is really looking at. These new pictures and posters (courtesy of Empire) don't give us the answers we need, but some message boards out there will most likely come up with countless theories over the matter. First up, here's a slew of gritty pics, all featuring nothing but gumdrop smiles and a much needed reminder of Nolan's undying love for "happy" characters:
Tom Hardy Lays Down the Law in New 'Lawless' ClipsMovie News By Nathan Adams on May 22, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
There are somewhere around a million reasons to look forward to John Hillcoat's upcoming movie about Depression-era bootleggers, Lawless. Not the least of which is that it's got one of the most exciting up-and-coming actors on the planet, Tom Hardy, in a prominent role. Hardy has already proven to be a versatile enough talent, but it's clear that he's always at his best when he's projecting an aura of extreme manliness, and these two new clips from Lawless give us a chance to watch him do just that. In the first his bootlegger character, Forrest Bondurant, is trading some snarky dialogue with the new authority in town who's been tasked to take him down, as played by Guy Pearce. You see, Pearce's character is all snooty and from the big city of Chicago, so he thinks he's going to roll into town and run the joint, and Hardy's character is from the backwoods and doesn't get impressed by fancy big talk, so he's not going to listen to anybody. When they get nose to nose and start poking at each other you could swear that you're watching a hype video for this year's Wrestlemania. It's glorious.
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Patrick J. Buchanan: Why Congress is held in contempt
"I can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions ... that move the ball forward."
"When I can act on my own without Congress, I'm going to do so," the President added later at North Carolina State.
This dismissal of Congress has gone almost unprotested. In an earlier age it might have evoked talk of impeachment. But not now. For though Congress may be the first branch of government in the Constitution, with the longest list of enumerated powers in Article 1, its eclipse has been extraordinary.
While ex-Secretary of Defense Robert Gates expressed disappointment in Obama and Hillary Clinton in his book "Duty," and was dismissive of Joe Biden, his view of Congress dripped with venom: "Uncivil, incompetent in fulfilling basic constitutional responsibilities (such as timely appropriations), micromanagerial, parochial, hypocritical, egotistical, thin-skinned, often putting self (and reelection) before country — this was my view of the majority of the United States Congress."
What happened to Congress? Not so long ago, school children were taught more about Sens. Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun and Daniel Webster than many of the Presidents of that pre-Civil War era.
Congress was granted the power to "coin money" and "regulate the value thereof." But in 1913, Congress transferred that power to the Federal Reserve. With the Fed as its steward, the dollar's purchasing power had fallen to that of a couple of pennies in 1913. And the Fed was responsible for the stock market bubble that bought on the Great Crash of 1929 and Great Depression, and the real estate and stock market bubbles that brought on our own Great Recession.
Though Congress was granted exclusive power "to declare war," our last declared war was in 1941.
Obama today draws "red lines" and tells nations not to cross them or we bomb, and announces to the world that, in dealing with Iran, "all options are on the table," meaning war.
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The 59-year-old onetime IBM engineer also tries to steer clear of the bone-chilling moments in money management. If you avoid, or at least minimize, losses in bear markets, you're in a much better position to gain in bull markets. "We call our approach 'Safety First,' " says Stack, who pens a widely read investment newsletter and oversees about $676 million in clients' assets. "Unlike most programs, ours aims to protect the hard-earned savings of our investors so they can ultimately prosper. We're not afraid to go into cash."
STACK, WHO WRITES about and invests in mutual funds, has compiled a strong long-term track record. His InvestTech Research Portfolio Strategy produced a one-year return through June of 28.35%, a five-year annualized return of 8.47% and a 10-year return of 8.93%, according to Mark Hulbert's Interactive Newsletter, which tracks newsletter advisory performance for Marketwatch.com, an affiliate of Barron's. That compares with the Wilshire 5000's gains of 31.99%, 3.44% and 3.73% over those respective periods.
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But what is most important to Stack is his performance in bear markets. In the one that started on Oct. 9, 2007, and ended on March 9, 2009, the Wilshire 5000 lost 55.4% of its value and the S&P 500 was down 55.5%, while the InvesTech portfolio dropped 25.8%, or less than half the market's declines. In a previous bear market, from July 16, 1990, to Oct. 11, 1990, the S&P 500 fell 19%, the Wilshire 5000 slid 21%—and InvesTech was flat.
"We don't track indexes. Our returns come from removing a significant amount of downside risk," he says. "What we are trying to do is analyze the market environment and allocate portfolio holdings based on risk. The idea is to get the most return for the least risk."
In today's volatile environment, reducing risk has appeal. "A perpetual wall of worry has made this market particularly difficult for investors," he says. "In the recent bull market there have been eight corrections of 5% or greater, more than any other bull market in the past 72 years," notes Stack, who now has 959 accounts, up from 649 two years ago, and more than 9,000 subscribers who pay $299 for two years for the newsletter and access to a hotline.
When he attends investment conferences around the country, Stack says he's noticed more day traders searching for some way to move in and out of the market profitably, rather than investing to produce longer- term gains. "The investor is scrambling to find some means of making money that doesn't involve simply buying and holding."
Backed by both technical and fundamental analysis, the InvesTech newsletter focuses on regular rebalancing of portfolios. The monthly publication contains two portfolios that perform similarly. One is a concentrated holding of stocks and bonds, and the other consists mainly of mutual funds. He will buy both domestic and international securities, as well as gold. The portfolio's allocations are based on Stack's own measurements of risk, which evaluate factors like market leadership and breadth.
The firm, which now includes 12 staff members, is constantly on the prowl for warnings of a bear market. Those might include comparing the rate of new stock lows with historical levels using InvesTech's proprietary algorithms, or assessing whether stocks and sectors that typically falter before a market top are showing signs of fatigue. Stark will rebalance to more conservative plays if bear-market signals start to pop up.
SO WHERE ARE WE NOW? Stack thinks we are two-plus years into a very mild bull market—which, if history is a guide, may be more than half over. In the past 60 years, bull markets have averaged about four years, considerably shorter than recent ones, according to Stack.
That doesn't mean the bull market is over. His cash position is currently less than 10%, which suggests a relatively aggressive stance for him. Stack recently wrote that "overvaluation is in the eye of the beholder.…Based on trailing four-quarter earnings, the S&P 500 Index is not overvalued, and may actually be undervalued" when you compare earnings yields with debt yields. The market, Stark told investors in May, offers "lots of excuses to be bearish, but as yet very little reason." The ISM Manufacturing survey, for instance, remains near 20-year highs, despite a sharp drop in the institute's service-sector index. Two other potential causes for caution, consumer confidence and the slope of the bond market's yield curve, are supportive of a strong stock market.
And Stack thinks there's a good chance that consumers, among others, will enjoy a sharp drop in commodity prices, especially oil, similar to that seen in the mid-1980s and 1990s. A commodities correction could also "cool speculative fever" in these markets, he says.
WHAT STACK DOES ADVISE is pulling out of stocks like consumer cyclicals and financials that typically lead the early part of a recovery, and moving into mature industrials, health care and utilities, which have tended to be more resilient in bear markets. "Bull markets don't last forever. Investors today have a false perception of economic recovery. The last three recoveries have been among the longest expansions we have seen," which doesn't guarantee that will be true this time around. The newsletter recently warned readers that the stock market tends to lead the economy by about three to six months, so they should stay alert for signs of weakness. But treading a middle track, Stack also cautioned against getting too wrapped up in bearish forecasts from pundits. As he says: "No recession in the past 40 years has been forecast by a major poll of economists."
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T. Rowe Price Health Science fund (PRHSX), which runs $3.3 billion, is Stack's third selection. It has a low expense ratio of 0.84% and a turnover rate of 36.4%. The fund focuses on companies developing new medicines and treatments, with a lower allocation to the slow-growth big pharmaceutical companies. Among the Health Science fund's biggest positions are Alexion Pharmaceuticals ALXN -0.7945988055050636% Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD191.02 -1.53 -0.7945988055050636% /Date(1416607203852-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1078211 AFTER HOURS USD191.02 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8347 P/E Ratio 77.9673469387755 Market Cap 37876784076.8488 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1164160 More quote details and news » (ALXN), Valeant Pharmaceuticals VRX 1.8853378188954304% Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD145.37 2.69 1.8853378188954304% /Date(1416607265254-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2257749 AFTER HOURS USD143.765 -1.605 -1.1040792460617734% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 600 P/E Ratio 89.85104147351505 Market Cap 54842257057.1192 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 506409 More quote details and news » (VRX) and Gilead Sciences GILD -0.009941346058256287% Gilead Sciences Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD100.58 -0.01 -0.009941346058256287% /Date(1416607200752-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16540340 AFTER HOURS USD100.51 -0.07 -0.06959634122091868% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 224656 P/E Ratio 16.32792207792208 Market Cap 151741421890.864 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 3403190 More quote details and news » (GILD). Health-care stocks usually outperform in a maturing bull market, notes Stack. And the fund's performance has been in the top quartile of its category in eight of the past 10 years.
Stack currently occupies a middle ground. In a later-stage bull market, followers of his recommendations would have a portfolio that was roughly 45% in large-cap funds, with substantial holdings in energy, staples and health care; 40% in cash; and 15% in value funds. Obviously, he's still far away from that stance.
In contrast, a more aggressive early-stage bull market participant would have 50% of his money in mid- to large-cap funds populated by technology, consumer-discretionary and financial names; 30% in small- and mid-cap growth funds, 10% in international growth and 10% in cash. He's also in a more defensive posture than that.
Despite his strong performance over the years, Stack admits to at least one misstep. "Our only serious mistake over the past 28 years was moving into cash too soon in the late 1990s Internet Bubble," he says. Missing out on the huge run-up in tech stocks has held back his 15-year average return, which is a more modest 6.97%. "Investing 'safety first' does not require making so much in the bull markets," he says. "What counts is how much you have left after the bear market has done its damage."
More than a few tech investors would agree.
OVER TIME, THIS APPROACH has persuaded some investors to become clients of Stack Financial Management, which was recently selected as one of Barron's top 100 independent advisors. Part of the firm's success comes from Stack's small-town feel, He and his wife, Lisa, who serves as his chief financial officer, were scheduled to represent Whitefish Lake on a float at the opening day parade for the Calgary Stampede in Canada on Friday.
But mostly it's the results. Inge Grant, 71, a retired manufacturers rep and former broker from Texas, says he originally tried to outperform the newsletter author on his own before giving him all his money to manage. "When competing with him I didn't have the guts to make the right moves. He does exactly what he says in the newsletter," notes Grant, who's become a good friend of Stack's. "And his management fees are affordable. I pay 1%, less than a lot of mutual funds." His rates vary from 0.75% to 1.40%, depending on the size of the account and the level of service it requires. If he does go more than 50% into cash, Stack retains the right to cut his fees in half, as he did in the late 1990s.
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-Boat Rental in Maderno
From Maderno you can easily reach many towns on the lake by public boat transportation. This makes it easy to visit the most interesting attractions such as:
-Parco Giardino Sigurtà
-Gardaland amusement park
-Sealife aquarium
-Movieland amusement park
-Caneva World aquatic amusement park
-Parco Natura Viva and Zoo Safari
-Arena di Verona
-Surf and Kite in Campione.
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Laura V.
- 2 Years listed
35% Response rate
Calendar last updated:08 Nov 2014
Based in Italy
- English
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