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Blood: The Last Vampire sets its sights on logic and restraint and promptly obliterates them with stupidity and bombast. I mean that in the best possible way. There is no way that the creative team looked at this movie and thought they were making anything good. Then again, it is possible that director Chris Nahon recognized fairly early on what type of movie this was and decided to infuse it with as much craziness as he could. That is likely to be the reason why this movie is the way it is. It fits squarely within the definition of "guilty pleasure." This is the kind of movie you put on for a diversion, something to take you on a wild wide. If you like schoolgirls with samurai swords and gangs of bloodsuckers with the barest of background information, this is it
Based on an anime released back in 2000, Blood: The Last Vampire tells the story of a centuries old half-vampire who works with a mysterious Council to kill demons that have infested Japan. This particular part of her tale finds her embedded on an American military base that has shown a high amount of demon activity. Our hero, Saya (Gianna), poses as a student to gain access to the base and before you know it, she is saving the General's daughter, Alice (Allison Miller), killing demon students, and roaming the streets looking for more.
Now, while the mysterious Council is dead set on stopping the demon menace, Saya has a smaller, more focused goal. Saya wants to kill the head demon, Onigen (Koyuki). To that end, she will not let anything get in her way. Along this path we see flashbacks to Saya's childhood, her training and the important events that led her to be in this position. However, they are mere speed bumps on the very linear path the story takes.
There are scenes that exist purely for exposition. We are told some back story about Onigen, the demons, and Saya. What we do not get are the smaller details that bring everything together. Now, if the movie had taken itself seriously, this would be an issue. Fortunately, this is the kind of movie that strings together a thin plot as a means to get us from one action set piece to the next.
Blood: The Last Vampire is not about the epic tale of the eternal fight Saya wages on the demons. It is not about the origins of the Council or what their ulterior movies may be. All it is about are stylish, low-budget action sequences and the semblance of a big story.
It makes no bones about what it is. It has modest aspirations when it comes to actual quality. However, if all you want is a blast of action that is sure to make you smile, it fits the bill rather nicely. I sat there loving every sword-swinging moment.
The actors all perform their lines with utter seriousness. You would expect them to be delivered with perhaps a hint of irony, considering the film they are in. Oh no, this is all deadly serious and it only adds to the fun. Just watch Gianna strike a pose, or Allison Miller flash some seriously crazy eyes, or Liam Cunningham (as Councilman Michael) offer sincere words of encouragement. Even better, we get Yasuaki Kurata as Kato, an elderly martial arts master who raised Saya after the death of her parents, always with intelligent words for his young student. You cannot rightfully have a movie like this without an elderly master, right?
Now, with character and story aside, all you really need to focus on is the action. It is fun, wild, creative at moments, and pretty much non-stop. Besides the constant flashes of swordplay, be on the lookout for CG blood. Every swing of the blade, hammer blow, or whatever other weapons are handy, is accompanied with a splash of incredibly fake blood. At first I was annoyed by how much it stood out, but then I found it to be endearing. The fights are a blast, particularly the one where Saya is protecting Alice in the alley against the never-ending gang of demons. Fun stuff.
Director Chris Nahon (Kiss of the Dragon) knows his way around action movies and while he cannot be called a visionary, he always makes sure not to be boring. To that end, he has enlisted the help of veteran action director Corey Yuen (Transporter) to handle the choreography. Together they make a fun action film that is memorable for its overall absurdity.
Audio/Video. The film is presented in its original aspect ratio of 2.35:1 and looks pretty good. It is not exactly the sharpest looking film and a lot of it is rather dark, but it still contains a good amount of detail and does not exhibit any digital artifacts or other noticeable flaws. Even during the fast paced action sequences, I may have lost character orientation but I didn't feel I lost any detail.
The audio track is Dolby Digital 5.1 and sounds pretty good. The surrounds are not overly active, but successfully draw you in, particularly during the fight sequences. The dialogue is centered and always clear. Overall, it is a good track that does its job without distinguishing itself.
- The Making of Blood: The Last Vampire. This featurette runs just over 19 minutes and includes a decent amount of interview and behind the scenes footage.
- Battling Demons: Behind the Stunts. Nearly 17 minutes are devoted to the stunts. Why not? The stunts and action are a big part of the film, there certainly is enough of it here! Mixed with some interview footage, we get on-set and training footage for both martial arts and wire work.
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Project title: Racial Disparities in Depression and Mental Healthcare Utilization in Lung Cancer Principle Investigators: Sheila Cannon (UMB) and Elyse Park (DF/HCC) Abstract: Psychosocial problems associated with cancer care are often unaddressed, particularly related to lung cancer, which has been found to elevate risk for psychological distress relative to other cancers. Psychosocial problems can cause additional suffering, weaken adherence to prescribed treatments, and lead to increased lung cancer mortality^ independent of clinical factors. African American (AA) lung cancer patients may be particulariy vulnerable to psychosocial problems in cancer care due to a range of issues, including access to care and other bamers. In Phase 1 of this study we will utilize a nationally representative dataset from the Cancer Care Outcomes Research &Surveillance (CanCORS) Consortium to compare prevalence of depression symptoms, factors underiying depression symptoms, and rates of mental healthcare utilization in 2108 AA and NHW lung cancer patients. We will also examine effect of cancer care experiences on depression severity at 4-months post-diagnosis. This will be the first study to conduct these analyses using a population-based approach. Data is available from patients, physicians, and medical records, and thus we will be able to test for racial disparities, adjusting for relevant demographic, medical, institutional and social/ behavioral factors. We expect to confirm some of our assumptions and generate new questions about risks and protective factors that quantitative data cannot address. Therefore, Phase 2 will include in-depth qualitative assessments of beliefs about depression and mental healthcare seeking in AA and NHW lung cancer patients at Massachusetts General Hospital. This proposed pilot project represents an innovative effort to address racial disparities in mental healthcare services, which is an understudied aspect of cancer care. The team for this mixed methods study, led by Dr. Elyse Park of DF/HCC and Dr. Sheila Cannon of UMB are well-poised to conduct this study, which will contribute significantly to their career development Both the Survey and Statistical Methods Core and Training Core will significantly contribute to this project.
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|Negrón, Rosalyn; Leyva, Bryan; Allen, Jennifer et al. (2014) Leadership networks in Catholic parishes: implications for implementation research in health. Soc Sci Med 122:53-62
|Wright, Alexi A; Zhang, Baohui; Keating, Nancy L et al. (2014) Associations between palliative chemotherapy and adult cancer patients' end of life care and place of death: prospective cohort study. BMJ 348:g1219
|Traeger, Lara; Cannon, Sheila; Keating, Nancy L et al. (2014) Race by sex differences in depression symptoms and psychosocial service use among non-Hispanic black and white patients with lung cancer. J Clin Oncol 32:107-13
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
Back Spin by Harlan Coben (Myron Bolitar #4)
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Jacket blurb: Kidnappers have snatched the teenage son of super-star golfer Linda Coldren and her husband, Jack, an aging pro, at the height of the U.S. Open. To help get the boy back, sports agent Myron Bolitar goes charging after clues and suspects from the Main Line mansions to a downtown cheaters' motel--and back in time to a U.S. Open twenty-three years ago, when Jack Coldren should have won, but didn't. Suddenly Myron finds him self surrounded by blue bloods, criminals, and liars. And as one family's darkest secrets explode into murder, Myron finds out just how rough this game can get.
"Read" as an audiobook. In fact, I "read" the first CD twice, it was that enjoyable.
Myron has become entangled in the world of golf. Jack Coltrane is on the cusp of winning the tournament he choked on 22 years earlier. His wife is the LPGA top player. His son has been kidnapped. Win refuses to help for personal reasons. Esperanza will help, but she wants to become a partner in MB Sportreps when she graduates law school. It's up to Myron to untangle this tangled bag of golf clubs and he does it with wit, humility, and dogged determination.
I simply enjoyed this book. The narrator is absolutely perfect for the voices, conveying the haughtiness of the upper crust in Win's character and Myron's more humble roots. You can really see Esperanza rolling her eyes at Myron as she snarks back at him. The writing really pulls the reader along, alternating between laugh out loud and baited breath anticipation.
My commute mantra became "please let me hit a red light, I need a red light!" Wish I could get these consistently on audiobook from the library, but the system seems to be hit or miss.
Highly recommended.
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- uncletigger said...
Hi. I read your reviews sometimes, looking for hints of good books to try myself.
I thought I would suggest two amazing British writers for you to try.
Justina Robson has written some amazingly fertile books.
One you could start with is called "Natural History". It's good, but its sequel "Living Next-Door to the God of Love" is transcendently good.
The other author has written Dr Who scripts as well as quite a few other British TV programmes.
Ben Aaronovitch. He has a CRACKER of a present day magic using, vampire, witch and other nastys fighting London Metropolitan Police Force series, the first of which is "Rivers of London". You have to try them, they are something special.
Both these writers I suggest to you because of the quality of the actual writing, as much as for the fertility of imagination.
Hope you enjoy them, thanks for the reviews.
- April 14, 2014 at 3:35 AM
- Kristin said...
Thanks for the recommendations - I'm also always looking for tips on books.
I have to admit I had forgotten about Justina Robson. I read Natural History back in Feb 2005 (had to look that up). Good to know the sequel is even better. I see she also has a series out now. Is that worth pursuing?
Ben Aaronovitch's books look intriguing! Now added to the 'to read' list and might even bring this to my book group. :)
Thanks again!
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Founded in 2010, Juice Mobile is Canada's first company solely dedicated to the mobile advertising marke, positioned to help brands connect with audiences on all devices including mobile phones, tablets, e-readers, and handheld gaming devices.
"We needed a firm that was focused specifically on this channel," said Raymond Reid Group Director Digital Solutions Starcom MediaVest. "The technology is changing so rapidly it just makes sense to partner with JUICE Mobile. They continually provide us with leading-edge solutions that keep us and our clients on top of the latest innovations in mobile advertising."
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The nights leading up to Vault 350's Latin alternative mega-concert were all little deaths for Southland rockeros. No one bothered to dance at Café Tacuba's Nov. 20 Glass House show for some bizarre reason, and a cholo-filled audience at El Gran Silencio's Nov. 23 Casa deBlues appearance dampened the usual joyous mayhem that accompanies the rap-norteño shamen's performances.
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As great as Guerra was, however, the capacity crowd quickly forgot her due to Spain's Ojos de Brujo. Every superlative in existence wouldn't suffice to properly laud the sextet. In just their second-ever American tour, Ojos de Brujo stunned everyone into a motionless trance, mixing jazz scatting and hip-hop glossolalia with Moorish-inflected rumbas and furious flamenco guitars. Love someone? Buy them Ojo de Brujo's new album, Bari, for Christmas.
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Every piece I make at Tasha Biggers Pottery is handmade from start to finish.
Mugs are a very popular item, and they are also one of my favorites to make.
I begin with a lump of clay, and throw the mug on the potter's wheel, making sure the walls of the mug are an even thickness and the shape would feel good in someone's hand.
I usually throw at least ten mugs at a time, making production go faster because I get into a rhythm, and also making it easier to make "sets," or mugs that are similar to one another.
After the mugs are thrown on the wheel, I let them air dry until they are at a stage called "leather-hard," pictured in the photo above. At this stage, I attach a small piece of clay to the side of the mug and use water to pull the clay into a handle.
After the handle is attached, I add a small "thumb rest" to it. I like to add thumb rests because they truly make the handle more comfortable, and give your thumb a better grip. Plus, they're cute!
I also sign my name at the leather-hard stage of production, then I let the mugs sit until they are bone-dry. Even slightly wet mugs can cause explosions in the kiln from steam trying to escape!
After they are bone-dry, I fire the mugs to 1945 degrees, then I wax the bottoms to prevent glaze from attaching when I glaze them.
Next comes glazing. I hand-mix my own glazes, and the type of firing I do creates a deep and varied color on each pot.
I fire the mugs in the second and last fire, the glaze fire, in my propane-powered kiln. The process takes 8 to 12 hours, and overnight cooling.
The next morning, opening the door of the kiln is a fun surprise. It's also very satisfying to have a kiln full of brand new pieces ready to be used!
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Serve with Sancerre/Pouilly-Fumé, Chablis or good Chenin Blanc (ie Savennières or dry Vouvary).
This will melt in your mouth! On most cheese counters you can find goat's cheese logs. Choose a mild one that will easily slice into rounds.
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1 egg
Freshly ground black pepper
40 g (1-1/4 oz) breadcrumbs
600 ml (1 pt) light oil (sunflower or soya)
Mixed leaf salad
30 g (1 oz) salmon eggs
1. Cut the cheese into 1 cm. (1/2 in)-wide slices. Beat the egg with the pepper and pour it onto a small plate. Put the breadcrumbs on another plate. Dip the goat's cheese into the egg mixture and then roll it in the breadcrumbs, until thoroughly coated.
2. Heat the oil in a deep-fryer (taking care that it is not too hot or it will spit the breadcrumbs back out at you). Fry the cheese slices until golden brown. Remove and drain on kitchen paper.
3. To serve, arrange plates with salad leaves, then place three goat's cheese slices on each one. Top with a teaspoonful of salmon roe.
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This easy slow cooker beef and beans recipe is perfect for busy families, especially during the summer months. It makes a great addition to your BBQ spread, and teams great with potato & pasta salad, as well as coleslaw. Since this is prepared in a slow cooker, it doesn't heat the house up, yet provides a hearty meal.
The recipe for this slow cooker beef and beans is below, but here is an example of the easy steps to create this family friendly meal.
Ground beef is lightly browned along with peppers & onions.
Everything, but the bacon is mixed together.
Then the bacon pieces are added on top.
After a few hours in the slow cooker, the beef and beans looks like this and is ready to serve.
- 1 lb lean ground beef
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- 1 chopped Bell Pepper
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- ¾ cup Brown Sugar
- 1 tbsp Minced Garlic
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We may have witnessed two of the greatest games ever played on Sunday night and the fact they were played in the same game makes the Peyton Manning/Tom Brady rivalry that much more meaningful.
After a 24-0 hole, Brady stepped forward and again proved why he is one of the 10 greatest passers of all time.
In my lifetime, there have been many quarterback battles over the years that have provided plays and games and memories that have been talked about over and over again with family and friends.
While Manning and Brady are just two players in a child's game that come up big year after year and time after time, their hourglasses are growing thin and soon, they will give way to other quarterbacks and new rivalries that will leave us breathless and asking for more.
My father was able to watch Johnny Unitas and Joe Namath and some guy named Bobby Layne. My mother told me stories about my grandfather and his love of Otto Graham and how he watched YA Tittle.
I wonder how they would have compared to gunslingers of today and the game where speed and trajectory are the keys to wins and losses? While Unitas was as cool as any passer to ever play the game, much like Manning, Namath was as brash as Brett Favre with the mentality to go along with it.
Here is a list of 10 of the greatest quarterback rivalries of all time.
Dan Marino vs. Joe Montana
It was supposed to be the changing of the guard with Joe Cool handing the reigns of the NFL over to the young flame thrower from south Florida. All the Super Bowl rings for Montana and the great supporting cast.
Marino got to the one Super Bowl in his career - the one against the master. Who knew at the time that Marino would shatter passing records with nothing to show for it? But to talk about it back in the early 1980s, and myself being such a huge Marino fan, you would have thought it was an epic confrontation between two players or in this case, The Greeks and the Romans.
Jim Kelly vs. John Elway
Two players (along with Marino, Eason, O'Brien and Blackledge) who were part of the 1983 Draft class and together played in seven Super Bowls, combined.
Kelly took Buffalo to four straight Super Bowls and never won a single one. If there was quarterback much like Namath in the 1980s and 1990s, it was Kelly - a player who just went out there and slung it all over the field.
Elway lost his first Super Bowl appearance then won his last two in a row and retired as one of the best, if not the best to have ever played the game.
Roger Staubach vs. Terry Bradshaw
According to SI.com, Staubach, the Cowboys great, and Bradshaw, the leader of the Steelers, were two iconic figures of the 1970s. While they both enjoyed tremendous success, their images were quite different. Staubach was the clean cut Navy grad, while Bradshaw was the brash Louisiana Tech product with the big arm. They faced each other in two of the hardest-fought Super Bowls of all time -- both of which Bradshaw's Steelers won -- and will ever be linked together in NFL history.
As a child, I grew up wanting to be Bradshaw, the wit and flare and the black and gold. It was part of my childhood throwing passes in the yard.
Johnny Unitas vs. Joe Namath
The coming of age for the NFL and AFL and the advent of the use of television as a bridge to both leagues. Namath was brash, Unitas - the boy who played at Louisville with the famous black high top cleats.
Namath has said on many occasions that Unitas was his idol growing up and when the two played each other in Super Bowl III it changed the direction of the sport forever.
Who could forget in 1972 when Unitas and Namath combined for 872 passing games in a regular-season epic. Thanks to Namath's 496 yards passing and six touchdowns, New York won 44-34. Both players were well ahead of their time. They were Manning and Brady before Manning and Brady.
Otto Graham vs. Bobby Layne
I am sure my grandfather is smiling down on me for including this one. Both symbolized the times and the competitiveness of the NFL.
The Lions and Browns met in the NFL Championship Game three straight times from 1952 to 1954 and were for a time the premier rivalry in the league. Layne, the inspiring leader of the Lions, won the battle in 1952 and 1953.
Graham would not be ignored and led Cleveland to a win in 1954. Legend has it that Graham was a better passer, but there were few who could take over a game with it on the line like Layne.
Manning vs. Brady
It's hard to believe that even after all this time, the two superstars still deliver in clutch moments. And both were in a dogfight on Sunday night.
Manning did not have a traditional game - his worst of the season. Brady looked like the player of old and engineered one of the best comebacks ever for the Patriots.
As stated on SI.com, "Brady was a sixth-round pick in 2000, who is just starting to have Manning-like statistical success. The two have had great games over the past several years and will likely have many more in the future as the Patriots and Colts dominate the AFC."
Bart Starr vs. Johnny Unitas
Two great friends on two great teams. Both battled for NFL supremacy. Starr and his Packers finally overtook the Colts for dominance in 1960 during a regular-season game in which the Packers intercepted Unitas, the QB for the two-time defending champion Colts, four times in a victory. Green Bay went on to dominate the decade, although Unitas' Colts were consistently near the top of the league.
Jim Plunkett vs. Dan Fouts
Add this one to an underrated battle. In the early 1980s, there was no one better than Fouts and his receivers in the Air Coryell offense. The Raiders countered with a great defense and Plunkett who was highly underrated. When San Diego and Oakland met with regularity over the AFC West, the defense was put aside and football was played like it was in a sandlot.
Plunkett guided the Raiders to a Super Bowl in 1981. Fouts made it as far as the AFC Championship Game in 1980 and 1981.
Phil Simms vs. Joe Montana
The Giants and the 49ers dominated the 1980s for the NFC and were in NFC Title games and Super Bowls, winning titles and taking names. When the Giants and the 49ers locked horns, it was war and a battle which symbolized the hard-nosed makeup of the conference. Simms won two Super Bowls as a Giant. Montana won four Super Bowls.
Simms played his entire professional career with the Giants and was named MVP of Super Bowl XXI and helped the Giants beat the Broncos 39-20.
Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees
Both have a Super Bowl ring and both play to highly-potent offenses.
The Packers and the Saints have dominated the NFC for the better part of the last six years, Both players are gunslingers who can fire a touchdown pass from any distance on the field. Games between the two are slugfests - the NFL's newest breeds of boxers who come out fighting at the bell.
This season Rodgers is injured but Brees is still firing away.
The battle may not continue this year, but who knows what the future brings when it comes to these two. Each one uses their rivalry as motivation to be better.
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Nearly 1,000 Oregon National Guard employees must take unpaid leave this summer.
Oregon Military Department spokesman Capt. Stephen Bomar announced yesterday that the furlough will affect everyone from mechanics to administrative personnel.
The employees -- some military, some civilian -- will be required to take 11 days off between July 8 and Sept. 30.
Bomar says managers will try to limit the impact by making sure workers don't all take the same days off.