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By Drew Schrader - August 22, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, AAPL, SBUX
Without looking, name 5 quarterbacks you'd like for your fantasy team this year? Now name the CEO of 5 companies in your current investment portfolio, or 5 stocks for that matter. With individual participation in the stock market at an all-time low and fantasy sports continuing to rise in popularity, smart money says you did better on the former than the latter.
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Look at These 3D Printing Companies for Your Portfolio
By Damian Illia - August 19, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, SSYS
3D printing is expected to be one of the most disruptive technologies over the next decade. As 3D printer prices continue to fall, the penetration of these machines should increase exponentially. Actually, McKinsey Global Initiative, a widely recognized research firm, calculates that by 2025, the economic impact of 3D printing technology could surpass $550 billion yearly, mainly on the back of a growing exposure to consumer markets.
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Be Careful With This 3D-Printing Stock
By Vladimir Zernov - August 19, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, SSYS
While 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) and Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) have slightly outperformed the general market, ExOne (NASDAQ: XONE) was a big outlier. The 3D-printing stock has already surged 150% since its IPO this year. However, both 3D Systems and Stratasys have had very impressive runs before 2013. Is ExOne poised to repeat the performance of 3D Systems, which has started 2012 at $10 and climbed up to $50?
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Exone Buying Opportunities Await
By Spencer Houlihan - August 14, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, ONVO, SSYS
Since missing earnings and getting a mulligan from the market, 3D printing company Exone (NASDAQ: XONE) continues to reward its shareholders. Exone shares recently made new highs, tripling from its February IPO price and peaking at $75. Now trading off the highs, partially due to an analyst downgrade of Exone, the time may be coming for risk-seeking investors to initiate a position in the fast-growing company.
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By Lior Cohen - August 14, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, HPQ, SSYS
The new hype over 3D printers has picked up in recent months. Is this the new technological breakthrough that is worth entering?
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Let's a take a close look at some of the key players that could cash in on the 3D- printing business. Stratasys' (NASDAQ: SSYS) acquisition of Makerbot for $604 million is positioning Stratasys as the prime company in the 3D-printing business. It is also more »
3D Systems - No Longer Printing Gains for Investors
By Chris Lau - August 13, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, SSYS
After increasing the authorized number of shares by nearly double in May, 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) continued to exhibit growth by acquisition. Most recently, the company reported tepid quarterly earnings, leading to disappointment for investors. Despite the setback, there are still positives that warrant a closer look at the stock.
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Has This Industry Finally Gone Mainstream?
By Robert Hanley - August 9, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, SSYS, UPS
3D printing is probably still foreign to a lot of of people, at least relative to paper printing, despite a shout-out from the President during his latest State of the Union address. 3D printers create objects by "printing" successive layers of resin or thermoplastic material onto a base, according to design files that are input to an attached computer system. While the primary users of the machines have been manufacturing more »
What Industry Will Tomorrow's Jobs Come From?
By Wes Patoka - August 9, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, SSYS, UPS
We are entering a new age of manufacturing, with 3D printing technology changing the way that we produce everything from prosthetic limbs to houses. Designers can now build and tweak blueprints digitally and then implement them instantaneously. This allows manufacturers to waste less time waiting for molds to be produced before creating prototypes and production models.
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3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) and Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) are two of more »
Which Computer Systems Stock Can Make You Really Rich?
By Marina Avilkina - August 7, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, SSYS
Investors engaged in the eternal search for the "next big thing" who were lucky enough to stumble upon the emerging technology of 3D printing have been handsomely rewarded to date. In this article, I aim to deliver a clearer picture on where the computer systems stocks - 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD), Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS), ExOne (NASDAQ: XONE) - stand. My argument makes a largely statistical case for suggesting which stock is the more »
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By AnnaLisa Kraft - August 7, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, ADSK, SSYS
I only recently discovered The Big Bang Theory, but was riveted when Raj and Howard blew $5,000 on a used 3D printer. Raj makes his own action figure, Malibu Koothrappali, and Howard makes one of himself and his bride, Bernadette.
Howard's wife explodes "Five thousand dollars for a couple of dolls?! Are you out of your mind?!" He replies," Not five thousand dollars for a couple of dolls more »
Is There Still Upside in 3D Printing?
By Brian Nichols - July 31, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, SSYS
Brean Capital made a very gutsy call on Monday, saying that 3D Systems' (NYSE: DDD) high short interest could create a squeeze after its earnings report. However, after 3D Systems' 5% post-earning loss, the firm probably wished it had waited to make its call. Although, I like the call, and the excitement surrounding 3D printing, but is 3D Systems the best play in the space?
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A Hidden Gem Among the 3D Printers
By Pamela Peerce-Landers - July 29, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, AMAVF, XONE, SSYS
The stock of Swedish 3D printer Arcam AB (NASDAQOTH: AMAVF) is up over 400% since the end of last November. Like ExOne (NASDAQ: XONE), it is one of the few additive manufacturers that prints in metals. (Last week, 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) gained metal printing capability when it closed its purchase of French printer Phenix Systems).
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By Wes Patoka - July 25, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, EAC, SSYS
Technology in the construction industry keeps on changing. Just a few years ago additive manufacturing was only in our imaginations, and now we can print everything from auto parts to body parts. Erikson Air-Crane (NASDAQ: EAC) is a small market cap company at $250 million. This specialized company uses its heavy duty helicopters to do everything from fight fires from the sky to raising beams for skyscrapers and bridges more »
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By Jayson Derrick - July 24, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, BIDU, GMCR, SODA
The stock market is full of stories and events that often go unnoticed by shareholders, and sometimes, it can be overwhelming. These are three events that investors need to follow closely as they can be considered game changers, and can drastically transform the direction the company is heading in.
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More Growth Ahead for 3D Printing Companies
By Phillip Woolgar - July 23, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, SSYS
News about 3D printing technology has reached the mainstream in recent months and sent share prices soaring. Let's review some of the most notable news and try to predict where these stocks will go in years ahead.
3D Systems (NYSE: DDD), Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) and Exone (NASDAQ: XONE) are three of the biggest 3D printing manufacturers. All have experienced substantial growth in their profits and share price appreciation over more »
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By Robinson Greig - July 22, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, NFLX, SODA, TSLA, Z
In his 1997 book, "The Innovator's Dilemma," Clayton Christensen defines a "disruptive innovation" as an innovation that creates a new value network and by doing so, disrupts an existing market value network. For investors, disruptive innovations make for appealing opportunities. Whether it be a small startup hitting a giant at the knees, or a giant undercutting another giant, disruptive innovations create opportunities for significant increases in market share. In more »
3D Printing Companies Receive Increased Exposure
By Phillip Woolgar - July 16, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, SSYS
The president and CEO of 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) says the 3D-printed gun that was made earlier this year shows off the possibilities of the industry.
3D printing companies have faced backlash from individuals and focus groups over the anticipated ability of people to print weapons on 3D printers. But according to 3D Systems' president, Avi Reichental, the 3D-printed gun democratizes craftsmanship by showing what can be achieved. For example more »
The Robots Are Coming
By Joshua Bondy - July 13, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, IRBT, NOC
Slowly but surely robots are moving out of the lab and making important changes in society. Monumental changes are easy to spot in retrospect, but at the moment they can be difficult to identify. As we speak, robots are revolutionizing everything from military systems, to manufacturing, to household cleaning.
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Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) recently released a video of its X-47B drone more »
A Regular Fool's Retirement Portfolio: The Industrial Evolution
By Jason Hall - July 10, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, XONE, SSYS |
The Industrial Revolution, driven by a confluence of several significant innovations across multiple industries, absolutely changed the world. These innovations made it faster, easier, and cheaper to mass-produce things that had been inaccessible to the common man before, creating a huge consumer market while also making the jobs that would pay for these newly available consumer goods.
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An Under the Radar French 3D Printing Company
By Ryan Palmer - July 5, 2013 | Tickers: DDD, DASTY, SSYS
The dawn of the 3D printing era is upon us. These nifty devices are going to revolutionize so many aspects of our our lives. But most of the investing focus is concentrated on domestic 3D printing powerhouses: 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) and Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS). But many investors aren't aware of a French 3D printing company called Dassault Systemes (NASDAQOTH: DASTY).
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So I was poking around the computer at work, and what do I stumble upon? My Film Monthly "Year In Review" for 2006. Surprisingly unashamed of the writing-- though I did go a little overboard with the adjectives-- I've decided to post the damn thing here, warts and all. In the interest of historical accuracy, I haven't altered a line, but I would like to preface with a couple of after-the-fact amendments. I hadn't seen David Lynch's Inland Empire at the time; in retrospect, it deserves a spot on the list, probably around #5. Look Both Ways gets the drop, and The Departed moves to #10-- I still think Scorsese's Oscar winner is a blast, but it doesn't hold up as well under repeat viewings. As for the honorable and dishonorable mentions: I'm not so enamored of Pan's Labyrinth anymore, and a belated return to Michael Mann's Miami Vice reveals it to be a fascinating art-house mood piece disguised as a dumb, joyless action movie. They both gotta go.
No more disclaimers. I humbly present The Best and Worst of 2006, posted on February 1st, 2007 on Film Monthly Magazine.
War, social and political unrest, global warming—the world didn't get much better in 2006 than it was in 2005. The good news, for cinephiles anyway, is that movies did. Weathering the storms of our time with conviction and bravado, artists both old and new found the silver lining in some very dark clouds. Directly or indirectly, with hope or with apprehension, they offered distinct visions of our collective present, filtering a messy, chaotic year through the complicated shades and vibrant hues of their work.
To those who speak of a disintegrating film culture: you just aren't looking hard enough, or in the right places. The nearly unanimous support given to middling affairs like The Queen and Babel says less about what critics did see last year and more about what they didn't. It was a remarkable year for cinema on the fringe, for low profile triumphs that flew slightly under the radar. Micro-budget moviemaking carved out a niche for itself in the art house market, thanks largely to the efforts of true indie prodigies like Andrew Bujalski (Mutual Appreciation), Kelly Reichardt (Old Joy), and the Duplass brothers (The Puffy Chair). Just as exciting was the steady flood of first-rate imports—from Almodovar to Hsiao-hsien to a veritable Australian film renaissance—and the rising popularity of documentaries. The political filmmaking of '05 continued unabated in '06, manifesting itself through both direct attack (the Iraq War docs) and roundabout, ostensibly harmless tactics (Mike Judge's scathing Idiocracy, suspiciously and unceremoniously dumped by Fox this past fall).
Yet the majority of America saw none of these films, a fact I'd attribute to both limited availability (most of them never opened wide) and limited interest. What people saw instead was a whole lot of flashy, weightless spectacle and expensive, escapist fluff—remember, the big commercial success of the year was a sequel to a movie based on an amusement park ride. I usually don't take too much stock in the distinction made between Hollywood and "independent" filmmaking, mostly because that line has become irreparably blurred: when the indies look like studio pics (i.e. a $10-million, star-studded spectacle like Bobby) and the studio pics look like indies (i.e., a gonzo anti-blockbuster like The Fountain) what's the point in categorizing? Yet in 2006, almost all the challenging, relevant, and innovative work—the art, in other words—was made outside of the studio system.
Almost all of it. I must confess an admiration for at least some of this year's Hollywood output—not the superhero epics or the romantic comedies or the Oscar bait, but the gloriously accomplished genre fare. The Departed and Casino Royale reminded me of how thrilling big-budget action movies can be when they're really done right. The hot shots of indie filmmaking may have a monopoly on art, but, when it comes to pure entertainment, Tinsletown still has the edge.
Without further digression or summation, a year in movies.
1. The Proposition- Progress and tradition, loyalty and justice, entrenched past and encroaching future—The Proposition is a drama of collision. That's also an apt metaphor for the way in which director John Hillcoat and writer/composer Nick Cave approach an ailing, faded genre: both adhering to and subverting its conventions, they've re-contextualized the modern western for a new land and a new mythology. Set on the scorched open plains of the Australian outback, this rousing, violent, poetic work is a triumph of collaboration, one in which everyone involved is working at the absolute peak of their game. The acting is uniformly outstanding, with Guy Pearce as a gaunt cipher, Ray Winstone as a hardened lawman, and the great, scene-stealing Danny Huston, funny and terrifying, as a Zen sociopath. Upstaging them all is the film's sprawling backdrop, a savage kingdom as beautiful as it is stark and remorseless. Yet it's the balance of visceral style and cerebral content that positions The Proposition at the very top of this year's cinematic echelon. The cost of civilization, the bonds of brotherhood, the very nature of mankind—these are rich, profound themes, yet they never overshadow nor interfere with the narrative pleasures of this powerful, exhilarating genre piece. Simply put, it's one of the best westerns ever made.
2. Conversations With Other Women- A man and woman—unidentified, anonymous ex-lovers—meet at a wedding reception and talk an entire evening away. That's the long and the short of Hans Canosa's exquisite second feature, a forceful reminder of how purely satisfying it can be, in this hyper-stylized age, to just watch a pair of actors connect on screen. Aaron Eckhart and Helen Bonham Carter are said actors, and Conversations With Other Women is their tango and their duet: they flirt, they reminisce, they conjure up the entire history of a lost love affair in 84 sparse minutes. The film does have a gimmick: it's shot entirely in split screen, with him on the left and her on the right. Far from a distraction, this nervy stylistic trick strips away all periphery action, keeping the focus squarely locked on its magnetic leads and their heady, seductive, intoxicating chatter. Screenwriter Gabrielle Zevin has a rare understanding of the way middle-aged, white-collar sophisticates interact, and her dialogue—natural and eloquent, layered with subtext yet thrilling in its spontaneity—is the secret weapon of this underappreciated masterwork. In its own tidy, insular way, a near-perfect film.
3. Children of Men- It took two viewings for me to see the full scope of what director Alfonso Cuarón has accomplished with Children of Men. Maybe that's because I spent the first viewing picking my jaw up from off the floor. The technical achievements of this bleak dsytopian epic are stunning and unparalleled: Cuarón and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki infuse each and every scene with a breathtaking, kinetic urgency—there are set-pieces here that rank among the best ever filmed. Yet it would be wrong to suggest that the movie's dazzling aesthetic glories were all it had to offer: envisioning a nightmarish near future where women are infertile and society lies on the verge of collapse, Children of Men courses with rage, compassion, and, most rewardingly, a hard-won idealism. As a lowly bureaucrat entrusted with the fate of the human race, Clive Owen, in the performance of his career, personifies the central philosophical conceit of the movie: a belief in hope as the key to revolution and to change. That the film works as either a mournful elegy for a dying world or a cathartic salute to a surviving one—not to mention a brisk, remarkable chase picture—is a testament to the democratic ambiguity of Cuarón's poignant and staggeringly intense vision.
4. Dave Chapelle's Block Party- The concert film as celebration—of music, of community, of life itself. In 2004, standing on the brink of super-stardom, comedian Dave Chapelle organized the music festival of his dreams: a one-day extravaganza in Brooklyn, featuring some of the premiere artists of contemporary hip-hop. Block Party chronicles that experience, and, as directed by whimsical wunderkind Michel Gondry, it's about as joyous and uplifting as movies get. The director dices the big event into fragments and moments, mixing up space and time, shifting perspective from the performers on stage to the kids in the crowd and back again. At the center of it all is Chapelle, who's loose, funny, and impassioned—a spirited ringleader of the festivities and a guiding voice throughout. His cultural and political insights lend the film a bold revolutionary slant, but, like all great music docs, this one derives most of its power from its music. Block Party should be required viewing for anyone who dismisses hip-hop as fundamentally negative or nihilistic: the artists—who range from The Roots to Jill Scott to a triumphantly reunited Fugees—rap about love and change, growth and perseverance. If this movie doesn't put a bounce in your step and a smile on your face, nothing will.
5. Casino Royale- I'm as surprised as anyone to see this on my list, but against all odds, the 21st installment in the creaky ol' Bond series is a sinewy, elegant, effortlessly cool affair. Really, it's a reinvention, a return to basics: in taking us back to 007's very first mission, director Martin Campbell strips the tried-and-true formula down to its bare essentials—no gadgets, no cartoon super-villains, just guns, girls, and high-stakes espionage. The action sequences are breathlessly exciting (especially that doozy of an opening chase), but the giddy joy of Casino Royale is the way in which it transforms a cheeky, quip dispensing icon into a real character again, a flesh-and-blood person with real fears and real desires. This Bond is brash and brutish, decidedly rough around the edges, and he's played, with mesmerizing intensity, by a brooding, steely-eyed Daniel Craig. Getting to the heart of the super spy's callous nature—his flippant nihilism, his casual misogyny—Craig does something downright transcendent: he turns this latest entry in the blockbuster franchise into a devastating human tragedy. A Bond film that's actually about something? Move over Goldfinger, we have a new champion!
6. Three Times- A simple title for such a complicated movie—complicated not in its plotting, but in the tangled web of ideas that it weaves. The latest from Hsiao-hsien Hou, a Taiwanese filmmaker whose movies rarely screen in the U.S., this gorgeous, mannered, esoteric anthology explores the amorphous nature of love, and how it evolves or withers with time. There are three stories, each set in a different era, but with the same leads, Qi Shu and Chen Chang. Alone, these self-contained vignettes—tonally, thematically, and aesthetically disparate—are wholly satisfying. Together, though, they form an even greater whole, a complex cinematic thesis and three-act tone poem that charts an uneven path from the sweet innocence of first love to a distinctly modern brand of romantic disenchantment. Admittedly, it isn't entirely easy to decipher or deconstruct all of Hsiao-hsien's artistic intentions, which he hides behind layers of dreamy ambiance. But when the journey is this rapturously beautiful, this visually and sonically appealing, you can hardly complain about getting lost along the way. Three Times is a film you'll want to get lost in, again and again.
7. The Departed- There's nothing quite like watching a master at play, and The Departed is Martin Scorsese's greatest toy in ages. A suped-up remake of the Hong Kong action thriller Infernal Affairs, this violent, razor-sharp crime opus crackles with maniacal energy and bracingly funny black humor. Yet to dismiss it as fun but regressive backsliding (as some critics have done) is to deny the very nature of its construction: mixing the messy, rock-and-roll vitality of his earlier work with the control and artistic maturity of his latter day experiments, Scorsese has made the first film of his career that's got both the gritty swing of Old Marty and the operatic grandeur of New Marty. But even if the detractors were right, this electrifying tour through the mean streets of Boston—with a searing Leonardo DiCaprio as a mole in the mob and a cunning Matt Damon as his undercover counterpart in the police force—would still be the year's most purely entertaining ride. William Monahan's script is tough and smart and Howard Shore's music pulsates and soars, but, bottom line, this is the Scorsese Show. And oh, what a show it is.
8. The Science of Sleep- More than any other artistic medium, cinema seems an appropriate conduit for the expression of the unconscious mind. Like David Lynch, writer-director Michel Gondry (who had one hell of a year: see #4) understands and embraces the opportunity to recreate the dream world of his imagination. The Science of Sleep, like the artist's iconic music videos, is a series of airy, abstract wonders, surreal dream sequences that bear the personal, idiosyncratic mark of their creator. The visual effects—all papier-mâché and stop motion—have a charming organic quality, but it's the awkward romance between Stefan (the fiercely talented Gael Garcia Bernal) and Stefanie (the lovely French movie star Charlotte Gainsburg) that grounds this whimsical fantasia, keeping it from floating off into the ether. Stefan can't distinguish his dreams from reality, but that's the least of his problems: he's a lovesick fool—insecure, selfish, and plagued by doubts. As a lilting, Gen X love story, The Science of Sleep is no match for Gondry's own Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. But as a vigorous tug-o-war between the filmmaker's id and superego—cast as the struggle between Stefan's epic fantasies and the stark reality of his life—it makes for a charming, fascinating trip.
9. Brick- You know those modernized Shakespeare adaptations, the ones in which entire pages of dialogue and full storylines are transported to a contemporary setting? That's Brick for you—just substitute Dashiell Hammett for the Bard. Rian Johnson's hypnotic and deviously clever first feature has all the trappings of a hard-boiled, 1940s detective movie: double-crossings, labyrinthine plot twists, slinky femme fatales, crooked cops, menacing thugs, even a McGuffin. It's got all these things, yet it plays out not in some shadowy urban jungle, but, rather, in and around a suburban high school. Call it Teenage Noir, if you must, but don't call it a stunt: though it's funny and jarring to hear Johnson's spot-on, rat-a-tat-tat vernacular spilling out of the mouths of freshly-scrubbed, So-Cal valley kids, Brick transcends its film-school premise. As a junior Sam Spade, Mysterious Skin's Joseph Gordon Levitt has the charisma and presence of a young Bogie, and the movie built around him is a moody marvel. Johnson smartly equates the backstabbing power struggles and hot passions of seedy crime thrillers to the every-day drama of high school—and in the process comes closer to capturing the real spirit of noir than a cartoon homage like Sin City ever could. Obscenely enjoyable.
10. Look Both Ways- There are any number of films that might have occupied this tenth and final spot on my list (see the honorable mentions below), but I can't pass up an opportunity to pay affectionate tribute to one of 2006's unheralded triumphs. The debut feature from Australian filmmaker Sarah Watts, Look Both Ways traces the lives of several characters grappling with their own mortality in the wake of a sudden, public tragedy. There are shades of Altman and P.T. Anderson here, but Watts' vision is scarcely derivative. In a year in which style and substance weren't mutually exclusive—where they mingled and co-existed instead, complementing each other even—the writer-director boldly employs flashy techniques (like rapid photo montages and beautiful, watercolor animation) in service of old-fashioned good storytelling. And though it relies a bit too heavily on the conventions of the ensemble drama (i.e. the mournful montage set to a pop ballad), the film's life-affirming climax is overwhelmingly emotional. With superb acting and an exceptionally strong script, this quirky gem deserves—nay, demands—to be discovered by a wider audience. Spread the word.
I saw 99 new movies in 2006. That's more than I've ever seen in one year, and though many of them were unremarkable or worse, a good number were well worth checking out. In other words, in a weaker year, any one of the following films could have made my Top Ten list.
The honorable mentions of 2006, in alphabetical order:
The Descent, Half Nelson, Little Fish, The Lives of Others, Marie Antoinette, Mutual Appreciation, Old Joy, The Prestige, Pan's Labyrinth, The Puffy Chair, A Scanner Darkly, Sherrybaby, and Volver.
1. Running Scared- Irredeemably atrocious. If Tony Scott dropped acid, then spent a week watching music videos and playing Grand Theft Auto, he might come close to making something as vile and mind-numbingly stupid as this. Wayne Kramer's shamelessly plagiaristic style is matched only by his gleeful sadism and moral bankruptcy: in the writer-director's warped mind, a child blowing away his abusive father with a stolen handgun is cause for righteous celebration. Aesthetically and ideologically repugnant—not just the worst movie of the year, but one of the worst I've ever seen.
2. Bobby- On the opposite end of the spectrum, a preachy liberal wank fest, as embarrassingly earnest as a Hallmark card. A labor of love from triple-threat Emilio Estevez, Bobby tells a dozen stories, none of them interesting. Movie stars play dress-up to the Super Sounds of the '60s, pausing now and then to deliver a heavy-handed speech. Of the film's many sins, its greatest is the way in which it tidily reduces the entire spirit of a decade—the hopes and dreams of a generation—to a series of bumper sticker slogans. Sitting through two hours of this didactic bullshit makes me want to vote Republican.
3. Running With Scissors- A shrill hissy fit of a movie. "Nip/Tuck" creator Ryan Murphy transforms Augusten Burroughs' best-selling memoir (beloved by many, unread by me) into a dysfunctional-family sitcom, one that's alternately hateful, saccharine, and self-consciously quirky. Joseph Cross, bland and whiny, is our long-suffering hero, forced to spend years dealing with his unstable mother and the wacky antics of his off-the-wall surrogate family. Compared to those who actually saw this dreadful film, Augusten got off easy.
4. You, Me, and Dupree- The jokes are as stale and lazy as the premise. It's as if the producers got Owen Wilson attached and thought the movie would write itself. Wilson does his usual nice-guy doofus routine while Matt Dillon scowls and Kate Hudson scampers around in cute outfits. For two hours. I like broad, scatological comedy as much as the next guy—well, okay, maybe not—but this is just inexcusable.
5. The Last King of Scotland & Little Children- Proof apparent that all it really takes to be a winner is to dress like one. There's no other explanation for the baffling acclaim that these pandering, condescending, middlebrow trifles have garnered. Last King is a racist potboiler posing as a social-outrage polemic. Little Children is a shallow suburban satire, a shameless amalgam of American Beauty and Happiness. Neither of them is worth a damn. Both of them are nominated for Oscars. What was I saying earlier about a disintegrating film culture?
Being a film buff isn't all sunshine and lollypops: there's a dark side to spending all your free time at the movie theatre. None of the following pics are quite as wretched as the six I just listed, but if that isn't the biggest backhanded compliment I've ever given, I must be mincing words.
The runner-downs, the bronze medal atrocities, the dishonorable mentions of 2006:
The DaVinci Code, Hostel, Lady In the Water, Lucky Number Slevin, Miami Vice, and X-Men: The Last Stand.
One of the most rewarding and daunting things about being a film enthusiast is that it's a full-time job. There's never a time in which new movies aren't coming out. This means that even as I close the book on a year of cinema, I have to gear up for the start of a whole new one.
If 2006 was the year of indie breakouts and big-budget sequels and Martin Scorsese, what will 2007 hold for us? What will be the big grosser—Spider-man 3 or Pirates 3?


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This is the online portfolio of Dimitris Marlagkoutsos, a web developer located in Athens, Greece. Here you will find his published work. He is available on a freelance basis.
A London based Film Production company. DocuMovie produces Documentaries - Adverts - Corporate films & Music Videos.
Programming: Dimitris Marlef Design: role play
Vyrsodepseio is a network of people, of independent artists and activists based on a 2,000 sqm industrial building at the area of Votanikos, the largest tannery in the Balkans during the 19th century.
Programming/Design: Dimitris Marlef
An ongoing interdisciplinary research project about the deserted islands of the Mediterranean. A group of artists, architects, writers and theoreticians traveled to forty of these often hard to reach islands in search of clues, impartially cataloging information that can be interpreted in multiple ways.
Programming: Dimitris Marlef Design: LambandLamp
Stones & Walls is a creative led interior design company since 2009.
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With a shared background in architecture, exhibition and interior design, hauwai approaches every-day objects with a joyful impulse to create something well-made and unique.
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KM Landscape - Made in Athens
OLIAROS presents KM PROPERTIES in the 13th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia COMMON GROUND, as part of the Greek Pavilion, Made in Athens.
KM Text - Made in Athens
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strange attractors
Website portfolio for architect Manolis Kolokithas
Haris Kakarouhas
Portfolio of photographer Haris Kakarouhas, winner of the European Publishers Award for Photography 2003.
Programming: Dimitris Marlef Design: Katerina Sperentzou
George Hadjimichalis
George Hadjimichalis is a greek artist, born in 1954 in Athens.
His first solo show took place in Ashantour Bacharian's Gallery "Ora" in 1977, and ever since he has been exhibiting regularly. In 2001 the National Museum of Contemporary Art organized a big exhibition, George Hadjimichalis, Works 1985 – 2000 and in 2002 MoMA/PS I organized the show George Hadjimichalis, Seven Works (1990-2000) in New York. In 2005 he represented Greece in the Venice Biennale.
Mini-site for his exhibition "George Hadjimichalis, The Painter Α.Κ. - A Novel" at ΕMST [9.11.2011 - 5.2.2012]
archivirus is an experimental notion conceived by athanasia psaraki in 2006. it focuses on architecture and design and operates through research, experimentation and on-going dialogues with the surrounding environment.
Programming: Alex.g, Dimitris Marlef Design: Leonidas Ikonomou, Katerina Sperentzou
hiboux ARCHITECTURE
Ηiboux are a team of young architects, Maria, Sophia, Marianna and Dimitris, who have been working together since 2005. Through their parallel explorations of spatial concepts drawn from other disciplines (such as the humanities, fine arts, performing arts, and spatial theory), they seek to broaden the practice of architecture.
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Olivenews.gr is a greek informative webpage for the olive and agricultural world covering the whole of the food chain from producer to the final consumer. Their aim is to link the thousands of years tradition of Greek and Mediterranean olive sector with the new olive world who seeks to discover olive oil and table olives as well as all high quality food which makes up Mediterranean Nutrition.
Programming: Alex.g, Dimitris Marlef Design: Leonidas Ikonomou, Katerina Sperentzou, Dimitris Marlef
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Post your questions about your new recipe, share your experience at your favorite restaurant, socialise through the forum of Everyday Gourmet (gastronomos online).
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Geoffrey Trussell
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Evolutionary and Community Ecology
Research Interests
Prof. Trussell's research program currently focuses on a number of important issues in evolutionary, community and ecosystem ecology. These interests are being explored in a number of systems including rocky intertidal shores, old fields, and freshwater amphibian communities. In a nutshell, Prof. Trussell thinks interesting questions are far more important than interesting systems but, of course, if one can have both then things are that much better! Much of his current work emphasizes the evolutionary and ecological significance of predation risk, with an emphasis on the evolution of phenotypic plasticity and inducible defenses, the ecological significance of nonconsumptive predator effects, and the influence of trait-mediated indirect interactions on community dynamic and ecosystem function. However, he also spends a good amount of time on other topics including the factors influencing invasive and exotic plant diversity in terrestrial systems, the influence of species diversity on ecosystem function, and the impact of climate change on natural food webs.
Prof. Trussell's research is highly collaborative and involves some outstanding colleagues including Oswald Schmitz (Yale University), Barney Luttbeg (Oklahoma State University), Matthew Bracken (Northeastern University), Steve Vollmer (Northeastern University), Lee Smee (Texas A&M), Jeremy Long (San Diego State University) and Osamu Kishida (Hokkaido University).
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When animals must balance the fear of being eaten with their own need to feed, their decisions affect the entire ecosystem. New research from professor Geoff Trussell, who directs Northeastern's Marine Science Center, suggests this effect is even more pronounced under future climate change scenarios.
Marine Science Center & Ocean Genome Legacy get airtime
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You can't put a value to a gift of love, but sometimes we let our jaws drop when money talks. Such is the case with celebrity parents who shower their little ones with gifts that are worth almost millions.
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Figured it was time for me to get made fun of Romoshop style. I found this one. Yes thats me blacked out on 3 bars of xanex and a ton of liquor. I stripped to my boxers and rolled around in my own puke for a while. I have many more but I figured since a good shot of my face is on this one you guys can have some fun with it at my expense.
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Pentax reveals new Optio S1 P&S (no, it's not a Canon Elph!)
Pentax has launched a new Optio P&S camera that is perhaps paying homage to the Canon Elph series. Or maybe it is made at the same camera sweatshop ;-) Regardless, the new Optio S1 has a 14mp sensor, 5x optical zoom lens (28-140mm eq) with sensor shift stabilization, 720p, HDR, and the usual assortment of consumer-tier features.
Not to go all Debbie Downer, but the Optios have developed a bad habit the last few years. The cuter the camera looks, the worse its IQ/reviews are. Perhaps the cuteness of the cameras raises IQ expectations? :)
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Arriving via her own Human Level imprint, 'All Love's Legal' is the third album from Jam Rostron's prosthetic-faced alter ego, Planningtorock. Whilst maintaining the rich orchestral depth of 2011's 'W', the Bolton-hailing Berliner refines her sound to what could loosely be described as dramatic electronic-pop. Including the singles 'Misogyny Drop Dead' and 'Patriarchy Over & Out', the 12 tracks run to a narrative theme of gender inequality, with Rostron's androgynous and sporadically schizophrenic vocals used to theatrical effect.
NB: Read my full review of 'All Love's Legal' in the February issue of MIXMAG.
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Standout tracks: Human Drama, Let's Talk About Gender Baby, Public Love
Release date: 10th February
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Cleveland Divorce Checklist
Cleveland divorces require a bit of preparation. If you are considering a Cleveland divorce, you will want to make sure you have everything in order prior to filing. This article will explain what you need to do to prepare for your divorce.
Check Whether You Are Eligible for a Cleveland Divorce
Not just anyone can file for a divorce in Cleveland. You must meet certain residency requirements to file your case with the Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court. To meet Cleveland residency requirements, you must be a resident of Ohio for six months prior to filing for divorce.
Check Whether You Have Proper Grounds for a Cleveland Divorce
To file for a Cleveland divorce, you must have proper grounds, or cause.
Cleveland allows for both no-fault divorces and fault-based divorces. A no-fault divorce means that neither spouse is accusing the other of wrongdoing. A fault-based divorce is when one spouse accuses the other of wrongdoing. For a fault-based divorce, the party alleging the wrongdoing will have to provide evidence to support his claim.
Possible grounds for a no-fault divorce in Cleveland are:
- The spouses have lived apart for one year
- Incompatibility, assuming both parties agree
Grounds for a fault-based divorce in Cleveland include:
- Bigamy
- Willful absence of a spouse for one year
- Adultery
- Extreme cruelty
- A fraudulent marriage contract
- Any gross neglect of duty
- Habitual drunkenness
- Imprisonment of the spouse in a state or federal institution at the time the divorce complaint is filed
- An out-of-state divorce that does not release you from the obligations of an Ohio marriage
If you do not know which grounds to cite for your divorce, reach out to a divorce attorney in Cleveland. The attorney should be able to assess your situation and provide you with legal guidance about how to file your case.
Hire a Cleveland Divorce Attorney
If you meet the preliminary requirements to file for a Cleveland divorce, you should next research Cleveland divorce lawyers.
Although you can file for a divorce without the assistance of an attorney, Cleveland divorce laws are fairly complex. In addition, you may have other issues in addition to divorce (such as child custody, child support and property division) that need to be addressed. A Cleveland divorce lawyer can help you with all these issues while providing you with additional legal guidance throughout the divorce process.
To begin the hiring process. reach out to friends and family members who may have used a Cleveland divorce lawyer in the past. Ask them if they were pleased with their attorneys' services. If so, you can ask for a referral.
You can also use a site like Attorneys.com. Whether you are getting a divorce in Parma, Westlake, Seven Hills or another part of Cuyahoga County, Attorneys.com can connect you to a divorce lawyer near you.
Just fill out the form on this site, or call 1-877-913-7222. After answering a few brief questions, Attorneys.com will provide you with the name of at least one Cleveland-area divorce attorney. The lawyer will then contact you within two business days, or you can reach out to him at your own convenience.
Next, set up an initial consultation with a lawyer you are interested in. This is a preliminary meeting that gives you an opportunity to get to know the attorney, tell him about your case and decide whether to hire him. Be sure to prepare a list of questions for the attorney in advance. Also, bring pen and paper to take notes with.
Once you have interviewed any attorney you are interested in, you should be able to make an informed hiring decision.
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In anticipation of your divorce, you will want to gather any documents that are relevant to the proceedings. Your attorney will be able to advise you on which documents are most relevant.
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- Proof of property ownership, such as a deed or title
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Close any joint accounts you have together, such as a joint checking or savings account. You will also want to close all joint credit cards as well.
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Once you have taken these initial steps, you and your attorney can prepare your divorce complaint and file it with the court.
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Gastroenterology is a branch of medicine concerned with digestive diseases. The practice of gastroenterology concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases involving the esophagus, stomach, small intestine and large intestine (colon), liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. This medical field is really a subspecialty of Internal Medicine as is, for example, cardiology, which deals with diseases of the heart. Greenville Health System (GHS), was rated among the best in the nation in the 2010 U.S. News rankings.
GHS has two gastroenterology groups and a colon and rectal practice, should surgery be necessary.
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Book your room at NH Frankfurt Messe
4-star hotel in Frankfurt (Frankfurt Trade Fair) near Messeturm
Located in the heart of Frankfurt, this hotel is within walking distance of Festhalle Frankfurt, Messeturm, and Frankfurt Trade Fair Grounds. Also nearby are Senckenberg Museum and Maintower.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, NH Frankfurt Messe features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and dry cleaning/laundry services.
Room Amenities
In addition to flat-screen televisions with satellite channels, guestrooms include complimentary wireless Internet access. Bathrooms come with shower/tub combinations and designer toiletries.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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At your hotel
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Frankfurt hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
NH Frankfurt Messe has designated areas for smoking.
- Free Wi-Fi
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Room service (limited hours)
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 6
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 65
- Designated smoking areas
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2011
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Parking (limited spaces)
In your room
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Complimentary newspaper
- Soundproofed rooms
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Flat-panel TV
- Climate control
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
Eat and drink
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
Breakfast - This restaurant serves breakfast only.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
- Massages
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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The fine print for NH Frankfurt Messe
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club
Your pets
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Breakfast fee: EUR 20 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 25 per pet, per day
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Germany. This property is rated 4 stars.


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Then: In the early 1970s, a striking landmark found a home along the South Burlington business district in Hastings.
It was a giant, larger-than-life, fiberglass bull.
10 feet high, planted on wooden pivots, and adorned with changeable marquees and a welcoming expression, it was the landmark of the former Sirloin Stockade restaurant, which served steaks, potatoes and a plentiful salad bar to Hastings customers until 1982.
Now: The restaurant building at 1036 S. Burlington has been vacant for almost five years. The signs from the former 88 China Buffet restaurant still grace the vacant building, and 'no parking' signs divert loiterers.
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Chesterfield firefighters battled hot spots late into the evening Wednesday after a significant and fast moving brush fire threatened homes along Courthouse Road.
"I know we were the closest house to it," said homeowner Carol Clodfelter. "So we would be the first to go."
The brush fire shut down Route 288 in both directions between Ironbridge Road and Hull Street Road for most of the evening. 75 acres were impacted by the brush fire.
Two fires merged into one near the 8400 block of Courthouse Road. The location isn't far from Camp Thunderbird, a YMCA campground. Helicopters dropped water on the flames from above. The fire was in the Route 288 median.
"I appreciate the firefighters," said Charles Clodfelter. "They did a real good job. I know this type of fire can simmer down and flare up. I will rest a whole lot better tonight knowing they will be around."
No homes were threatened, but there was heavy smoke in the area. Wind gusts, dry conditions and low humidity complicated the fast-moving fire. The intense flames kept more than 25 fire units and 70 firefighters busy for several hours Wednesday.
"We had a few homes that are on Courthouse Road that we were able to put our units at to keep the fire away from them," said Chesterfield Fire Lt. Jason Elmore.
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Similar to Emile Zola's Germinal, John Sayles' "Matewan" and Elia Kazan's "On the Waterfront," "The Cradle Will Rock" is a classic of working-class drama and literature. A classic, except for the fact that some people still know nothing about it.
Marc Blitzstein's 1937 story of Larry Foreman's attempts to unionize workers in "Steeltown, USA" in opposition to Mr. Mister sounds almost cartoonish in its outline, but impressed Orson Welles so much that he directed it as part of the Federal Theatre Project's series of works that began as a program of the Works Progress Administration to employ unemployed artists, actors and theater writers during the Depression. The WPA, in turn, was so alarmed by unabashed political message behind Blitzstein's drama that they tried to shut it down. Weber State University's department of performing arts has selected "The Cradle Will Rock" both for its superlative qualities that stand alone, matched with its current relevance to the Occupy movement.
Trent Cox, director of this production, stated in press materials that the hand of German dramatist Bertolt Brecht guided his hand. "Ninety percent of the show is either sung or has musical underscoring—a great challenge," Cox notes.
'The Cradle Will Rock'
When • March 23-31, 7:30 p.m. with 2 p.m. matinee March 31.
Where • Eccles Theater at Val A. Browning Center for the Arts, Weber State University, 3848 Harrison Blvd, Ogden
Tickets • $8-$11. Call 1-800-WSU-TIKS or visit www.weberstatetickets.com for more information.


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5 Dividend Stocks Ready to Boost Payouts
Historically, ITC has been a short target, in part because of the fact that energy infrastructure is a costly business to upkeep. Even though there's still plenty of short interest, the weak-handed bets have already been shaken out of shares.
ITC has big net margins, in part because of its business structure. The firm charges tariffs to power companies for the privileges of using its network. Any given quarter, barring any big one-time capital expenditures, a big chunk of those tariffs gets passed directly onto ITC's bottom line.Another result is cash. Last year, the firm generated more than $380 million from its operations, well above the level ITC needs to pay off debt and dividends. Utilities have traditionally been a bastion of safety for income investors, and even though ITC's business is different than a run of the mill regulated utility, its payouts are no different. I'm expecting a dividend hike in the next quarter. To see these dividend plays in action, check out the Potential Dividend Hikes portfolio on Stockpickr. -- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore. Follow Stockpickr on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook.
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