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Get to Know the Last Survivors in RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER
In Columbia Pictures' Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, Alice (Milla Jovovich) returns to the origins of the T-virus in Raccoon City where she will attempt to stop the infection once and for all. After a crushing defeat in Washington D.C. and the demise of her personal army, she is given one last chance to save humanity from the final step in the Umbrella Corporation's plan.
Once in Raccoon City, Alice makes contact with a new group of survivors – one of the last holdouts against the zombie apocalypse. Among these new survivors are:
Claire Redfield (Ali Larter). Claire has been fighting for her life since the third film in the franchise, "Resident Evil: Extinction". "My character has undergone a lot of personal development over the course of the series, and that was really interesting for me," shares Larter. "She really wants to believe, she wants to connect, she wants to be able to feel something but there's never time because she is always being hunted."
Doc (Eoin Macken). "Doc is the leader of a small group of rebel survivors, which exists close to Raccoon city. He is involved romantically with Claire Redfield, and they are just about surviving," says Macken. "It's all very finely balanced because it's essentially the end of the world and everyone is very aggressive and stressed".
Christian (William Levy). "He has a very strong personality, he doesn't trust anybody. He shoots first and asks questions later.," Levy describes his character. "He's willing to do whatever it takes to save the survivors, to save them all, including giving his life".
Dr. Isaacs (Iain Glen). Last seen in "Resident Evil: Extinction", Dr. Isaacs must battle Alice in her endeavor to put a stop to their radical plans for world domination. "He's an insane egomaniac and wants to take over and rule the entire planet," notes Glen, "but his plan has backfired because she has a goodness about her and a desire to recover the situation which wasn't inbuilt in his creation".
Abigail (Ruby Rose). "For her to still be surviving when there are so many people who haven't, and for her to be kind of in charge of where she is, she would have to be a fighter, very strong and very smart," says Rose. "She's very good with her hands, she's very much like the mechanic in the group, and she creates a lot of really cool weapons".
Opening across the Philippines on February 1st, "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter" is distributed by Columbia Pictures, the local office of Sony Pictures Releasing International.
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A Kenyan air pilot involved in a project testing the use of drones for land mapping and registration in Kenya, Rwanda and Ethiopia. If successful, hopes it will be rolled out elsewhere on the continent. Still awaiting permission to fly the drones. Kenya has developed guidelines on drones. Hoped to increase the number of land parcels that are mapped and clarify figures for different types of land ownership – private, public or community.


Illness experts at Irwin Mitchell who are now representing more than 30 people affected by the Legionnaires' outbreak in Edinburgh in the past month have called on authorities to provide answers, following news the outbreak has been declared over.
Public health agencies including NHS Lothian have stated the outbreak is officially over, although they are expected to continue to monitor the issue.
Investigations into what caused the outbreak, which is thought to have affected more than 100 hundred people, are also ongoing.
Lawyers at Irwin Mitchell's Glasgow office are now acting for 31 people who suffered serious health problems as a result of the outbreak and are demanded for more information to be released about how the outbreak emerged.
David Bell, a solicitor in the personal injury team at the national law firm, said: "News that the outbreak has been declared over is very welcome.
"However, there remains a huge amount of work to be done to not only fully investigate and identify a cause but also to ensure that those affected are given all of the answers that they deserve.
"The consequences of the outbreak continue to be felt by so many people and it is vital that the health and safety authorities provide full and proper timescales in terms of when the outcome of investigations will be known, as well as updates on how such inquiries have progressed so far.


(Above)-The lovely folk at Mac sent me two of their new Giambattista Valli lipsticks this week and the cutest little posy of roses to go alongside them. How pretty is that campaign image by the way? I usually don't keep press releases but this one's so stunning it'll definitely be heading to the mood board.
-On Wednesday I had my hair cut and then I went for a walk in the Auckland Botanical Gardens. I headed straight for the cacti and succulent section on this trip and I could almost pretend I was in the Californian desert. Almost. Next time I visit, weather permitting and all, I'm gonna take my proper camera along for the ride.
-Last week I found this book and discovered the work of artist Beth Hoeckel. Her collages are just so cool and now I want to buy all the things from her Society 6 shop but I am trying to be good.
-Mini beauty things are just the cutest aren't they? I'm most excited about those mini Nars pencils from Sephora but also the Ren samples because I love their skincare.
-The lovely Kate from gh0stparties is a curator of all things lovely, especially stationery and decor. She recently opened an online store and it is awesome. Marbled notebooks, Rifle Paper Co gems and an abundance of washi tape are just some of the things you'll find in here. I highly recommend you check it out if you like beautiful things.
*Have the best weekends ever guys! I just want to take the opportunity to remind everyone to not compare your behind the scenes to someone else's highlight reels, that goes for carefully curated Instagram feeds and all. For example, I have things going on behind the scenes that I don't talk about online, anywhere for that matter and I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say we all deserve to have as much of our lives kept private as we so wish. Where was I going with this...I don't know but yeah just don't think people have 100% wondrous lives because chances are they face the same struggles you do. I'll see all you cool cats on Monday with another book post x.


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3 Layout Templates That'll Improve Any Living Room
3 Living Room Layout Templates to Help You Get the Most Out of Your Space
Straight from a pro.
By Hadley Mendelsohn Published: Dec 9, 2020
When it comes to designing a living room, we often think the first step is landing on a color palette or selecting your decor (probably because they're the most exciting parts of the process). But the secret ingredient to a well-designed, functional space that actually brings the aforementioned puzzle pieces to their full potential is arranging everything into the best layout possible. Of course, living room layout options are endless and can vary greatly depending on the bones of your space, but there are a few general tips and tricks that designers tend to keep in mind no matter what they're working with. Keep reading for preservation specialist and designer Caitlin Laskey's living room layout tips and use the accompanying templates to guide your own setup, give or take a few adjustments.
The Fireplace Focus
If you're designing a more formal, television-free living room, this layout is for you. "The focus in the fireplace and a space for conversation," Laskey explains. While it doesn't necessarily have to be a fireplace that anchors the room, it helps to have something—a large window with a nice view, for example—serve as a centerline "from which to symmetrically place furniture around." The general goal is to create a visual and functional flow for conversation with symmetry, but the actual furniture you use to do so is more open ended. "You could swap out the two arm chairs for another sofa," she says, though great chairs are always a wise investment because they provide a little more flexibility and versatility. You could also flip the sitting area so your sofa or chairs are facing the fireplace, but, this way, no one has their back to it. Also with symmetry top of mind, Laskey suggests flanking that focal point with something like bookcases or pedestals that will further accentuate the fireplace while providing some display and storage space. Lastly, a credenza is always a good call in a living room—either beside the stairs or behind a floating sofa—as a landing place for any items that need to be stored away.
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In these open floor plans, it's also always a good idea to strategically place extra seating throughout, since it's one of the main hangout spots. And a great way to achieve that "activity zone" sensibility is by adding a console table behind the sectional for additional table lamps while also signaling the end of space and the beginning of another (say, an adjacent dining room, breakfast nook, or kitchen). Unlike the template above, this living room setup doesn't emphasize symmetry but it still creates a sense of balance thanks to the sizing of the seating opposite the large sectional.
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When your family room is also your living room, you'll have to make it feel formal enough for guests but comfy enough for casual lounging. For example, "this living room is formally defined by pocket doors, separating it from other rooms in the house much the way a formal sitting room would be, but there was no other room in the house to place the TV, so it doubles as a family room," Laskey tells us. "Because of its formal separation, however, it was important to the family to keep the pocket doors open and have a sense of flow, therefore keeping open traffic paths was crucial," she tells us. Not to mention, the unconventional shape. "The long length of the living room is a little awkward when it came to trying to create a cozy feeling, so I made two 'zones'; one focused on the fireplace, and one on a custom corner TV cabinet. Again, I established somewhat of a centerline between the two windows for the sectional, balanced by the fireplace on one side, and the cabinet on the other—but note, these elements aren't the same size in each corner and that's ok. The two chairs at the fireplace area are swivel chairs so they can be easily turned if the occupant wants to see the television. I used a large rug to anchor the two zones together. Large rugs like this used to be hard to find, or had to be custom ordered, but these days, it's easier and easier to find them online. As with the other plans, I like to place plants in corners as they add a nice pop of color in spaces that are otherwise not easy to use sometimes."
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Fire destroys barn at winery south of Cornelius
Firefighters responded to the fire at A Blooming Hill Vineyard on SW Hergert Road
by: KOIN 6 News Staff
Posted: Dec 31, 2019 / 03:53 PM PST / Updated: Dec 31, 2019 / 11:23 PM PST
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — One person was injured in a 2-alarm barn fire at a winery south of Cornelius on Tuesday afternoon.
Crews from the Cornelius Fire Department responded to the fire at A Blooming Hill Vineyard on Southwest Hergert Road at around 3:30 p.m.
A winery employee was taken to a hospital with injuries related to smoke inhalation.
Forest Grove Fire and Rescue said the barn was used to board horses and make wine. Officials said a person safely evacuated all five of the boarded horses before firefighters arrived.
Crews said the fire was nearly extinguished by about 4:45 p.m. Hergert Road was closed between Blooming Fernhill Road and Nursery Road.
A fire destroyed a barn at a winery south of Cornelius, Dec. 31, 2019. (Forest Grove Fire)
*Hergert RD Update* The Fire is mostly out. 2nd Alarm crews are getting switched in, and putting out hot spots. We will be on scene for a couple more hours. MJ pic.twitter.com/czwYKg0dgd
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PORTLAND, Ore. (PORTLAND TRIBUNE) -- The Portland City Council is expected to vote in February to clear the way for more homeless shelters, sanctioned outdoor campsites and alternative group living arrangements to be established in almost every part of Portland.
The appointed citizen Planning and Sustainability Commission already has held a briefing, two public hearings and a work session on the Shelter to Housing Continuum Project. It is intended to rewrite existing city regulations to allow such housing to be built more quickly, including where it is currently prohibited, such as in commercial zones.
Tigard PD seeks help identifying riot suspect
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect in connection with the recent riot in Tigard.
On January 7, a group of about 100 protesters took to the streets of Tigard the night after police shot and killed a domestic violence suspect.
Sen. Wyden discusses violence at Capitol during Wash. Co. town hall
by KOIN 6 News / Jan 17, 2021
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., completed his first week of virtual town halls with Oregon counties. He held a town hall for Washington County Sunday.
During the online meeting, Wyden reacted to the recent violence in Washington D.C. He announced his plans to investigate tax-exempt charitable groups that may have been connected to the assault at the capitol.


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The FCC is investigating yesterday's false emergency alert that terrified Hawaii
Chairman Ajit Pai says that the false alarm and the delay in a public retraction is 'absolutely unacceptable'
By Andrew Liptak@AndrewLiptak Jan 14, 2018, 2:32pm EST
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Following yesterday's terrifying false alarm that a missile was on its way to Hawaii, the FCC announced that it is investigating the incident, and says that Hawaiian authorities "did not have reasonable safeguards or process controls in place to prevent the transmission of a false alert."
In a statement, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai says that the false alarm and the delay in a public retraction was "absolutely unacceptable," and that it undermines "public confidence in the alerting system and thus reduce their effectiveness during real emergencies." He also notes that his office is currently in contact with local, state, and federal authorities to determine just how the alert went out. He called on officials at all levels of government to identify and eliminate similar vulnerabilities.
Yesterday morning, Hawaiian residents woke to an emergency alert broadcast to phones, radios, and television, saying that a missile was inbound, and that they should take immediate shelter. Residents took heed of the warning, and while officials such as US Representative Tulsi Gabbard quickly spread the word that the alert was a false alarm, it took nearly 40 minutes for authorities to issue a retraction through the system.
The Hawaiian Emergency Management Agency has since determined that the alert was sent out in error during a shift change, and has announced that it has implemented some safeguards to prevent a similar incident from occurring.


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Experts call for us to eat more yogurt as research reveals its hidden health benefits
We all know yogurt is good for our bones, but did you know that it can also help you control your weight? Or protect you against heart disease? These are the findings of latest research revealing yogurt to be one of the healthiest foods we can eat.
Packed full of nutrients, it can confer a host of health benefits, prompting world experts to call on us to eat much more yogurt and other dairy foods than we do currently.
Latest evidence that yogurt can help us manage our weight was one of the hot topics discussed at the First Global Summit on the Health Effects of Yogurt, held recently in Boston, USA(1). Here are the full panel discussions from the event.
A snack to help you stay slim
The potential role of yogurt in weight management has led experts believe that it is set to become a valuable weapon in the fight against the obesity epidemic that is sweeping across the developed world. 'Teenagers are getting overweight everywhere in the world,' said Professor André Marette from the Department of Medicine at the Heart and Lung Institute, and Scientific director of the Institute of Nutrition and Functional Foods at Laval University, Quebec, Canada. 'We have to think about using yogurt as a new snack – a snack that can replace very high-dense energy snacks, which are causing or are contributing to obesity.
'Yogurt is a very good food in terms of bringing a lot of nutrients and a high level of proteins, and is clearly satiating. It should be considered a very good snack and this would be one way to try to stop the devastating epidemic of obesity,' said Professor Marette, speaking after the Summit.
His views are backed by studies showing that dairy foods– and low-fat yogurt in particular – seem to help burn fat while minimising the loss of lean muscle mass – a phenomenon known to help maintain weight loss. In other words, yogurt may help the shedding of flab from around the waistline in addition to weight loss.
Results of the huge landmark Framingham Offspring study were described by Dr Paul Jacques, Director of the Nutritional Epidemiology Program and Senior Scientist at the Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University in Boston, USA. Involving more than 3,000 people observed over 17 years, the study showed that those who ate three servings a week of yogurt had a 50% reduction in weight gain and a 15% reduction in waistline circumference expansion compared with those who had no yogurt in their diet.
Summary of the session Yogurt and Weight Management by Dr Paul Jacques
Densely packed with nutrients
A big reason for putting yogurt at the top of your shopping list, said Dr Victor Fulgoni, Senior Vice President of Nutrition Impact, a consulting firm based in Michigan (USA), is that it's one of the most nutrient-dense foods you can get. It's a rich source of protein and essential nutrients such as calcium, potassium, magnesium and, in some countries, vitamin D – and also contains healthy bacteria.
Yet people around the world fail to eat enough nutrient-dense foods such as yogurt and other dairy products. As a result, adults and children commonly lack the nutrients they need to protect them against long term health problems. In the USA, for example, 4 out of 10 of the population aged over 2 years fail to get enough calcium from their diet.
Bone disease, diabetes and stroke are all more likely to develop among people who haven't eaten sufficient dairy foods than those who have, said Connie Weaver, Professor and Head of the Department of Nutrition Science at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA. Doctors' concerns over these dietary shortfalls have led many countries around the world to introduce national guidelines – most recommending either two or three servings of low-fat or fat-free dairy food a day. 'It's a fact that if you consume around three servings a day of dairy, you are much more likely to meet the nutritional guidelines for calcium and potassium. Dairy is simply the best and most economical source of these nutrients,' said Dr Weaver.
Summary of the session The Science Behind Current Dairy Dietary Guidelines by Dr Weaver
Summary of the session Principles & Evaluation Tools for Assessing Nutrient Density : Application to Yogurt by Dr Fulgoni
Strengthening bones
Teenagers in particular need bone nutrients but adolescent girls are among the worst offenders for falling short on their dairy foods in these critical years of growth – and this is reflected in the fact that 80% of hip fractures later in life are among women. Older people are another group who need to focus on their dairy consumption for bone health, but again, their diets are often lacking in the right nutrients, said René Rizzoli, Professor of Medicine at the University Hospitals of Geneva, Switzerland.
You don't have to drink a litre of milk every day to reach your target dairy consumption. Instead, you can vary it with, say, one glass of milk, a yogurt, and a piece of cheese. 'Then it's easy to reach 3 servings a day of dairy products – this will provide all the calcium you need and 40-50% of the need for proteins,' explained Professor Rizzoli. Recent years have also seen a better understanding for the role of vitamin D in bone and general health. For this reason, vitamin D is added to dairy products in some countries.
Protecting against heart disease
Including low-fat dairy products in your daily diet may reduce your risk of developing some of the most common life-threatening diseases, including heart and vascular disease and type 2 diabetes. This finding refutes traditional opinion in which people, particularly those who have had a heart attack in the past or anyone with existing heart disease, have been warned off yogurt, cheese and milk because the saturated fat in them has been considered bad for the cardiovascular system. Not so, say the experts. 'In fact, fermented dairy products, such as yogurt and cheese, seem to have a protective effect on the heart,' said Dr Arne Astrup of the Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sports at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Recent studies have shown that dairy products are actually mildly beneficial to the heart, with a 6% reduction in cardiovascular disease risk, he said.
Summary of the session Yogurt Consumption to Prevent Metabolic Diseases: Epidemiological and Experimental Studies by Dr Astrup
Separate research has shown that dairy products can reduce the chances of high blood pressure by 40%, diabetes by 30%, bladder cancer by 40% and colon cancer by 35%. And with a good quality diet that includes dairy, deaths from all causes fall by a quarter – a good reason to ditch the fizzy drinks and junk food, said Dr McCarron, who is Adjunct Professor with the Department of Nutrition, University of California, Davis, USA. What's more, dairy products are relatively cheap, so their role in disease prevention could lead to huge savings in healthcare costs 'almost so big that you say it's in a fairy-tale category,' said Dr McCarron. 'Yogurt specifically can be tied to major health benefits and by increasing its consumption we have an opportunity to dramatically improve healthcare at remarkably low cost,' he added.
Summary of the session Dairy and Yogurt Consumption: Health Benefits and Cost Effectiveness by Dr McCarron
Boosting the immune system
Among the dairy products, it appears that fermented products such as dairy and cheese hold particular health benefits. This could be related to the bacteria they contain. These 'good' bacteria may limit the number of harmful bacteria in our gut, and/or they could influence our immune system, suggested Professor Lorenzo Morelli from the Microbiology Institute at the University Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, in Piacenza, Italy.
'In our intestine there are a lot of cells that are related to immune function and so if you have good bacteria – the probiotic bacteria – in your gut, they could modulate your immune system in order to attain two final goals – one is to have a very active immune system against infection and the second is to reduce the risk of allergy.' In particular, several studies have shown a benefit of 'good' bacteria against the allergic skin condition, atopic dermatitis, said Professor Morelli.
The solution in lactose intolerance
When it comes to the nutrient contents of foods, there's no real substitute for dairy products, the experts agreed. Professor Dennis Savaiano explained, 'It's often argued that you can get calcium from green leafy vegetables but in fact you'd need so many servings of green leafy vegetables that it's really not feasible.' But for many people, lactose intolerance leads them to avoid dairy products. Yogurt could be their solution said Professor Morelli. It provides a more easily digestible alternative to milk, said Professor Savaiano, Professor of Nutrition Science at Purdue University, USA.
'Yogurt bacteria contain high levels of the lactase enzyme and this enzyme acts in the intestine to help digest the lactose. So eating yogurt is like taking a digestive enzyme supplement,' he said. 'There are well controlled double-blind clinical trials that show lactose-intolerant individuals can consume as much yogurt as they want and not have symptoms of intolerance.'
Summary of the session Yogurt and Gut Health by Prof Savaiano and Morelli
Dr Andrew Prentice, from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK summed up the benefits of yogurt and other dairy products, particularly the widely available low fat options. 'Their nutrient density is such that that they make a great addition to the diet. Where there are problems with the nutrient density of the diet decreasing because we're eating too many junk foods, then dairy products clearly have a very strong role.'
See and hear presentations form the Summit at the ASN website www.nutrition.org/news/yogurt/
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For more interviews with the experts presenting at the Summit, go to www.md-fm.com/Vreport-vid-34-comefromback.html
1. The First Global Summit on the Health Effects of Yogurt was held at the 2013 Experimental Biology meeting in Boston, USA, on 24 April 2013. Over 300 delegates – including nutritionists, gastroenterologists, paediatricians and microbiologists – from 15 countries gathered to hear 25 top level experts present latest scientific advances in the field and identify further necessary areas of research.
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Formerly known as Heathrow East Terminal, Terminal 2 provides an estimated 20 million passengers every year with a spacious and modern airport facility.
The site occupies a similar size to that of Terminal 2 and was Heathrow's first terminal, opening in 1955 as the 'Europa Building.' Terminal 2 closed in November 2009 while the modernisation works took place. Passengers departing Terminal 2 find 11,300 m2 of floor space, accommodating self-service check-in machines, fast-bag drops, traditional check-in desks and 15 security search lanes. In a two-level departure lounge, 10m high windows provide excellent views of Heathrow's airfield and the 9 aircraft parking stands. Terminal 2 produces 40% less carbon than the buildings it replaced. Large north-facing windows in the roof flood the building with natural light, reducing the need for artificial lighting without generating uncomfortable levels of heat to the building. Solar-gathering panels on the roof reduce the dependency on energy supplies. Additionally an energy centre, partially fuelled by renewable resources, provides heating and cooling for the building.
Included in the package that Munnelly Infrastructure provided was the traffic management of the entire site. Munnelly Infrastructure played a pivotal role in the airside traffic management of Terminal 2 and ensured that the airport seamlessly functioned as normal whilst Terminal 2 was being built. Each morning daily activity briefings took place; in which our operatives would assess and examine drawings laid on by the principal contractor to determine where the temporary road barriers should be placed. This was not only fast paced by very highly pressured, as the slightest imperfection could cause catastrophic delays to any flights in and outbound.
The Munnelly Infrastructure team was also a part of the welfare on site. The project team would pre-fabricate sentry points that were to be used in designated areas around the site. Our operatives would build hut-like sentry points to be dropped into predetermined areas by our forklift drivers. These would contain the health and safety welfare for the operatives, including eye wash stations and ear defenders. It was then up to our operatives to ensure that these were maintained and well-stocked.


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Claire's May Be Going Bankrupt, But These 11 Iconic Styles Will Live In Our Memories Forever
Raise the alarms, because Claire's, everyone's favorite store to buy earrings and tiaras, is reportedly filing for bankruptcy. That's right, our mall experience will never be the same.
Nothing is official yet, but reports are saying that the company has filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy which will allow them to continue operating while they try to come up with a plan. They are apparently in debt by over $1.4 billion and with a $60 million interest payment due on March 13th.
While the business side of things is not really something that we understand, the shopping aspect is very much something we remember doing a lot as a preteen. Claire's was the place to go when you needed your ears pierced. It was the first store you visited when your mom dropped you off in the mall. It was how you discovered those little spikey ball earrings that were super cool for a little while.
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Thinking about it closing is kind of heartbreaking, but there is still hope. Their creditors have bought them out, so hopefully they can help relieve some of the financial pressure on them for the foreseeable future until the next generation of teens learns to love Claire's as much as we did.
There were so many things that were only available at Claire's that just made our teen lives so much better. We can't let our favorite mall stop die out, we've got to remember all the good things it has given us over the years.
How many of the following Claire's items did you purchase?
Listen, at the time, all of these things were VERY cool so you don't even have to be embarrassed. But if we lose Claire's, these are the things we'll be missing out on...
1. Chopsticks for your hair
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Because you wanted nothing more than to gently poke yourself in the neck and/or head all day. Also, you couldn't really use these to hold up your hair, most of the time they were just decorative.
2. Hair accessories that looked like hair
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Whether you wore one of those big scrunchies that gave you a mess of hair or these headbands that made it look as though you were capable of braiding your hair evenly all the way around, you definitely contributed to my concern over how thin my braids were.
3. Avril Lavigne-style ties
Nothing says edgy and cool quite like wearing a tie as a necklace.
4. A multicolored and/or bejeweled watch
Yes, chances are your watch had both elements, but you needed it all because it was time to make a statement!
5. Toe socks
Was it just me, or did anyone else experience the consistent annoyance of their pinky toe falling out of its spot?
6. Spin-in hair jewels
They would be such a nice touch to our hair, until they fell off roughly four minutes after they were put on.
7. Fedoras
In our defense, we didn't know the whole... Fedora thing at the time.
8. Tattoo chokers
People had so many of these, and would never ever take them off. I remember my one friend had a tan line from it for at least a year.
9. A tiny hat that you'll never actually wear
You probably bought it in anticipation of Halloween, but you never thought of a costume to go with it, so there it sits on top of your dresser.
10. Comb barrettes
Honestly, I always found these hard to put in. I have stabbed myself with them more than once, but you can't really argue with their results! They looked pretty cute.
11. And of course: a tiara
Because we were all princesses at one point, or at least we wanted to be.
Hopefully future generations will still have Claire's to shop at, but in the meantime, let's all reminisce about the best thing we ever bought from the iconic store.
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This One Teen's Tweet About Burning CDs Will Honestly Ruin Your Day
All of us who would consider ourselves to be 80s and 90s kids aren't really that old, right? We are still in the prime of our lives, and a lot of us still feel like we're just getting started on our path to being a "real grown-up." Maybe it's not the greatest that a lot of us still feel young, but times have changed since our parents were in their 30s. We've learned how to chill out and take our time in our lives. There's no rush, so let's all just relax and try to stay young longer.Here's the


Every year sometime in late November or December we like to trip out to somewhere festive. Over the years we have been to York, Stratford upon Avon and Durham for the day. I love all of those places but this year the weather has not been conductive to spending the day with the children out in the open. Instead we opted for something a bit different and most importantly inside – so off to Eureka! The National Children's Museum we went.
I've been to children's museums before and whilst I have enjoyed getting nostalgic over seeing the Little Professor calculator I don't think they have been that fun for the kids. They seem to have lots of displays with toys locked away in tall glass cabinets and an overall hushed tone. I honestly thought Eureka! would be set up in a similar fashion but I couldn't have been more wrong.
My daughter had been before on a school trip and she knew to head straight to the bank. As Eureka!is in Halifax it was only fitting that the bank was set up as a branch of Halifax as well. If you go to the counter you can get a bank card which can then be used to draw Eureka! notes out of the cask machine. After that it was time to have a look in the safe. There are security cameras just outside so you can watch the images of people coming in and out of the safe and if anyone is trying to steal from it. Who knew that being in a bank could be so much fun?
Once you have your Eureka! money you can pop across to the Marks and Spencer food shop to stock up on goodies. There's small trolleys and the idea is pick out 5 items for a healthy shop before taking it all to be scanned. Next door is the Post Office where you can post letters and also deliver them around the town.
If you go upstairs from Post Office there starts the beginning of the house. You can see how a toilet works when you flush it (really it isn't as gross as it sounds!). There's explanations of how much electricity is needed is required to operate kitchen equipment. This all may sound a bit dull but when you can touch the displays, flick the switches and get your hands wet then suddenly it all becomes far more interesting.
The Junior JibberJabbers then rushed down to the garage area where Master JabberJabber was able to realise his long held ambition of being able to fill up a car with 'super petrol'. Meanwhile Miss JibberJabber was busy changing tyres and checking a car over for its MOT.
One of the great things about Eureka! is that it is huge and everything is well spread out so you're not constantly bumping into people and if you have a pushchair or wheelchair you can manoeuvre round quite easily. There's several galleries with different themes and types of hands on exhibits. We went jumped, stretched and measured our way through the All About Me zone. In the SoundSpace sweet and not so sweet music was composed. Usually in museums I seem to be constantly telling the kids not to touch things but here it is positively encouraged!
Being December there are a few Christmas decorations about but more importantly Santa was sitting in his grotto! There is an extra charge of £3 per child but without spoiling the surprise I have say that if you went to buy the gifts from the goody bag yourself you would struggle to get change from your £3. Great value and despite the five year age gap between my two they were both very pleased with their gift.
On a practical note we took our own lunch and there is proper designated picnic area. It's by the Archimedes' bath feature and of course it is Archimedes that the exclamation of Eureka! is attributed to. On every hour and half hour Archimedes dips himself into the bath and the principle of the Archimedes' Screw is demonstrated. We drove to Eureka! and parked in car park shared by Halifax train station which is next door. We paid at reception for the parking which was £3 for 4 hours and you definitely need at least four hours.
When we left Master JibberJabber said he was sad he was going as he had enjoyed it so much. The day admission can be upgraded to an annual pass for free which means you can go back as many times as you want throughout the year. There was an outside area which we didn't even look at as it was raining so much so there is plenty to go back and see on nicer days. All in all a great all-weather attraction for all the family.
We received a day pass from Eureka! but all my words, opinions and photographs are my own.
I have been to the same children's museums as you, so it's nice to seesomething a bit more child-friendly!


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Skull was found during excavation for new South Wilmington park
The skull was found on July 15 during the excavation of a wooded area behind 300 S. Walnut St.
Skull was found during excavation for new South Wilmington park The skull was found on July 15 during the excavation of a wooded area behind 300 S. Walnut St. Check out this story on delawareonline.com: https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/2019/09/24/official-skull-found-during-excavation-new-wilmington-wetland-park/2428779001/
Jessica Bies, Delaware News Journal Published 1:36 p.m. ET Sept. 24, 2019 | Updated 1:48 p.m. ET Sept. 24, 2019
A Wilmington city official confirmed Tuesday that the partial human skull found near South Walnut Street in July was unearthed during excavation for the new South Wilmington Wetland Park.
Deputy Chief of Staff John Rago did not say why the discovery was not made public. The News Journal learned about the case from a national database of missing and unidentified people.
"Wilmington Police were notified and the WPD then requested assistance from the State's Division of Forensic Science," he said in a short email. "The State's review of this matter is still underway."
The partial skull was found in a wooded area behind 300 S. Walnut St. in Wilmington. (Photo: Google Earth)
INITIAL REPORTING: A partial human skull was found in Wilmington in July, national database says
David Karas, the communications director for the Wilmington Police Department, would only say that the skull was turned over to the Delaware Division of Forensic Science for testing.
In 2011, a skull was found near the Port of Wilmington and police immediately released information about the find. It was identified a month later as Gary R. Mayo, a boater who fell into the Christina River on Thanksgiving.
MISSING KIDS: Thousands of children go missing every year. Here are several from Delaware.
The new skull was found on July 15 during the excavation of a wooded area behind the gas station at 300 S. Walnut St., near the ShopRite at Christina Crossing, according to the NamUs.gov database.
It is unclear how long the skull was there. The database says that the skull belonged to an adult of unknown gender.
A national database says a human skull was found in Wilmington in July. (Photo: namus.gov)
A possible strand of gray hair was found nearby. The skull was missing the bottom portion of its orbits, nasal cavity and maxilla/mandible, the database says.
The database says the area was canvased for further remains, but none were found.
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"The site was known for significant foot traffic and homeless encampments," says the database entry. "The area where the skull was found was littered with trash and other debris."
Information about the skull was added to the national database on July 16, one day after it was found.
It's unknown who found the skull or if its discovery delayed construction of the new park.
A $26.5 million park
A rendering of the planned wetland park in Wilmington's Southbridge neighborhood (Photo: Courtesy City of Wilmington)
Wilmington in 2018 got money from the federal government for its long-anticipated plans to build a wetland park to alleviate flooding in the low-income, low-lying neighborhood of Southbridge.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration agency awarded nearly $3 million to the city for the park project.
The money will go toward constructing the wetland's water channels, connecting them to the Christina River and creating habitats for fish and other aquatic life.
SOUTHBRIDGE: Residents say they're tired of being a dumping ground
The South Wilmington Wetlands Project is proposed to be built on 14 acres of contaminated, drained wetland southeast of Walnut and A streets. The project includes a restored freshwater wetland and walking trails.
The project has been discussed since 2005, according to News Journal archives.
In all, the project is expected to cost $26.5 million, Jeffrey Flynn, director of the city's economic development office, has told The News Journal.
As of now, construction is scheduled to be completed in spring 2021.
Go to wilmingtonde.gov/government/city-departments/public-works/south-wilmington-wetlands-park to find out more.
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Which company is behind "Silicon Valley unleashes the 'MOBILE SUPERNET?'"
The latest ad from Tony Sagami for his Disruptors & Dominators newsletter has been driving a lot of questions to the Stock Gumshoe inbox, and he's actually been circulating a similar ad for about two weeks now for his Blue-Chip Option Alert service — recommending, it appears, different trades (one option, one equity) on the same basic theme.
We didn't look into the Blue-Chip Option Alert teaser in detail when it first ran, though there was a discussion of it here on the site, but now the push is seemingly even more aggressive for this Disruptors & Dominators letter, so we've moved this one to the top of the pile for the Thinkolator's consideration.
So it's certainly on a hot theme — nothing is disrupting the world of technology more than the huge sea change to mobile technology, putting your TV and your office in your pocket and putting significant strains on network data capacity and on advertising-driven business models. But what is this "mobile supernet" he speaks of?
"most mobile data networks are running on technology that's the equivalent of dial-up service back in the 90's … extremely slow and extremely unreliable….
"… it's not your fancy iPhone that's the problem … it's the outdated cellular networks.
"With the way the technology works … it's almost impossible to get those "5 bars" of service … and if you do manage to get a good connection spot, you better stand perfectly still or risk losing your good connection.
"Plus, crowded areas like New York, Chicago and San Francisco are already experiencing severe congestion on their networks which slow your internet to a snail's pace.
I don't run into these problems as much anymore, but they certainly come to light sporadically — and I do remember the problems AT&T had in New York City a few years ago with the shocking (for them) spike in data usage as the iPhane became quickly popular, I had a couple trips to Manhattan during which my phone was essentially unusable. I imagine those problems continue, in pockets at least, and that's a large part of the reason that providers are now trying very hard not to offer "unlimited data" … if you're going to crush their network, they'd like to be able to charge you more so they can buy more towers or spectrum.
But what is it that Sagami is pitching as a solution? Well, this is a two-parter — he first teases the technology, but the technology is not directly investable for those of us who aren't in the venture capital world. And next he teases the one way to invest in the early days of this new "Mobile Supernet". We'll take it in two parts as well.
I think we need some better phrase than "moon shot", frankly — it conjures up a clear image of a risky bet-it-all enterprise that's trying to do something unprecedented, which is great… but even if you get past the probably unhelpful "engineering heroism can fix all" uses of the "moon shot" phrase in political life, the fact remains that it uses as an example of big and risky investment something that is one of the incredible modern scientific success stories, which colors our ideas of risky change (assuming, of course, that you're not one of the folks who believes the moon landing was faked). Wouldn't you think about the phrase "moon shot" differently if Apollo had been an expensive failure? We'll accept any and all submissions for a new big-bet metaphor.
But more to the point, what's the change that makes mobile service better?
"… the 'Mobile Supernet' solves this problem once and for all.
"They've created a brand-new antenna that's the size of a notebook … and they can be placed on literally every city block without causing any interference.
"The technology is revolutionary and complicated but what that means is, you get perfect '5 bar' coverage everywhere you go.
And no, even if you think this will be a huge success you probably can't buy shares of Artemis, it's just in the first stage of commercializing the technology and is still a part of Perlman's tech incubator company (called Rearden) … but the technology does certainly seem plenty cool. You can see the Wired article quoted in the ad here, and there's another worthwhile article here that includes the "moon shot" quote and the comparison to Steve Jobs and the Mac. The company they've worked with to actually build the antennas/base stations is PureWave, which is also venture-backed and private.
So what's our investment idea here, Mr. Sagami?
"Fortunately for us … this small tech company I was telling you about just made a major breakthrough which could change the face of mobile … and it has all the major cell phone carriers shaking in their boots.
"But I've found an even better way to play this emerging technology trend.
And we'll give some credit where it's due here — Rosalind, one of our Irregulars, did call attention to Dish in the initial discussion of the ad a couple weeks ago… though the ad was a bit different at the time and she thought it was teasing a hardware company. She's right, though, the tease from Sagami is for Dish Network. Which is, to say the least, an interesting company.
DISH is controlled by Charlie Ergen, who has 80%+ voting control of the company as Chairman and who has been very willing to make big gambles in the past (he was a professional card player — the story is that he started Echostar, selling satellite dishes door-to-door, after getting kicked out of a casino for counting cards at Blackjack). He's also been a subject of almost endless speculation as people try to figure out what he's going to do to turn DISH into a more relevant player in the evolving telecom space and whether it means DISH is an acquirer or a acquiree, no one seems to think that DISH will continue to stand alone for long. Speculation heated up last year, when Ergen tried and failed to acquire Sprint (it was bought by Softbank instead, we talked a bit about them last week), but DISH is in the news again now because of DirecTV. Dish Network has been a second-place player behind DirecTV in most areas, and now with DirecTV in the process of being acquired (regulators permitting) by AT&T the natural question is… whither DISH? If they continue along mostly being just a satellite TV provider and there's no value realized from the spectrum they own, then the stock is way too high for a stagnant part of the industry.
Well, part of Ergen's plan for DISH obviously includes wireless broadband — he has spent billions buying up national wireless spectrum that he doesn't need for satellite TV, and with Sprint now in other hands there's been speculation that he'd move to acquire fellow also-ran T-mobile (which Softbank also wants to buy, if regulators would endorse going from a duopoly with two hangers-on to a triopoly). There's even been some speculation that the delay of DISH's annual meeting means something big is in the offing, so perhaps there will be something exciting coming soon. Or perhaps not… Ergen can do pretty much whatever he wants to the company, given his voting control and 50%+ shareholding, and he's not talking much in the way of details other than reiterating how valuable the spectrum might be for something like fixed wireless broadband/TV and the notion that they might build that out themselves (you can see his latest comments in the last DISH quarterly conference call transcript here), so we're left to guess.
You don't need me to guess, since I have no idea, but there was a good article in the FT last week about the possible permutations… and it reiterated, importantly, that building a new national broadband company would probably require both a partner for DISH and a lot of capital to build out a new national service. Buying T-mobile would give them a partner, but no cash, and they probably don't have enough money to outbid Softbank if regulatory approval is possible for a Sprint/T-mobile merger… so it seems likely that the sensible outcomes for DISH are either selling off their valuable spectrum or attracting a deep-pocketed partner, and analysts seem worried that the whirlwind wave of telecom marriages has left DISH the last one standing. Who knows, maybe the big tech guys will get interested in national spectrum, too (a la Google's efforts to spur more high-speed internet through Google Fiber), but the "natural" partners are more limited.
Will Artemis change the landscape for DISH? Well, there's no indication I've seen that DISH has any equity in Artemis or any control over them, but they are the first major partner for Artemis. And they are rolling out a test to get coverage across the San Francisco Bay Area — I have no idea what exactly the test is aimed at or who will be testing what kind of data transmission, perhaps they're just after proving the concept at something like real-world scale outside of a lab… but it is Dish spectrum and Artemis' pCell technology being tested. The pCell technology is supposed to work with existing 4G devices, so it wouldn't necessarily require a new wave of consumer devices or boxes — but it would require thousands of additional antennas even just to cover the Bay Area. Artemis was supposedly going to test their technology on the Clearwire network in the same geographic area last year, and by some reports they did test it, but I haven't seen anything about what the results were (Clearwire, coincidentally enough, was the first of the "national wireless braodband" attempts and, after burning through incredible amounts of cash and enticing investors for years, is now owned by Sprint/Softbank).
Does that mean DISH will double by December 15? That strikes me as a bit ambitious, but DISH is absolutely a big story in search of a catalyst, even if that search for a catalyst or a good "hook" for the story has been going on for several years. It's a big company with a market cap of almost $30 billion, and it's profitable, but any valuation assessment of DISH has to be built on some kind of valuation for their unused spectrum and the optionality of what they might do with that spectrum — they certainly aren't worth 30X earnings as a third place (in most markets) provider of video content.
Presuming Sagami was also touting DISH options for his earlier options teaser pitch using this same story, the December 2014 at-the-money call option buyers are betting that DISH will rise by at least 10% — but there aren't many of those contracts outstanding, I'd assume that if Sagami suggested a specific option trade he probably pointed to the September $65 calls or the January $75s, but that's just a guess because those options have the highest open interest (it's unusual to see a newsletter of any real size tout an options trade and not see open interest of at least 5-10,000 in that contract — FYI, "open interest" is essentially the count of existing contracts at that strike price, netting out the contracts that were opened or closed on that day, so a small number means very few people are in that options trade… "volume" is the number of contracts traded during a particular day).
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I love these VERY PRECISE figures that are always spewed by the Weiss marketing team. Not 267%, or 269%, oh nosiree, it's 268%, exactly! And then the "or MORE " which makes the bogus precision seem all the more ludicrous.
Maybe there's a decimal point that should have been inserted somewhere in the numbers.
I couldn't agree more, but Weiss is not the only offender in this silly habit. Money Week is a prolific offender in the UK.
If I remember correctly, ALCATEL was working on a similar product.
Well said, however I would go a little further. God may not need money, but HE does tell us what money actually is, and it certainly isn,'t worthless pieces of paper corrupt men print meaningless numbers on and claim a monopoly to collect interest on, based on a Ponzi scheme created in 1913 known as the The Federal Reserve Act.
I'm curious…I've read the Book several times and – despite the fact that there are myriad references to money's historical characteristics, purposes and vices – can recall no actual God-given definition…would you kindly enlighten me with scripture and verse, please?
James 5:2-3 implies a parallel of "riches" to "gold and silver" (and fiercely condemns both) as it says "Your riches are corrupted" and "Your gold and silver is cankered" in what's a typical Biblical "parallel construct". There are many other Biblical references to gold and silver, and many other condemnations of the pursuit of wealth, but I can't locate one which essentially equates "wealth" (or "riches" or "money") to silver and gold as directly as this one (always in a condemning mood, of course).
I know that you are trying to be clever, but you are asking for trouble when you mock God.
The Islamic one, yes. Otherwise, no worries.
My God has a great sense of humor, although I have to say that when you mock her she might just mock you back.
If God has wings and mocks you back, does that mean she is a mockingbird?
Hmmmm…..I wonder: ……Which came first? ……. The bird? …… Or the egg?
God has a sense of humor–he allowed Barry to become pres.
As far as the numbers they are probably the work of Fibonacci.
I once believed that Weiss could make me money but their promises went Gone WithThe Wind!!
Where does VPLM fit into the wireless scheme of things? They have 6 patents that are supposed to be game changers but I haven't seen them mentioned anywhere. Thanks Travis for all your great insight.
Still looking for any info on David Dittman's tout for "Rushmore Plan Riches". Dittman' writes for Investing Daily.
I've seen his pitch, it's for utilities in general (he's running the old Utility Forecaster service that used to be Roger Conrad's (Conrad moved to a new publisher, now puts out Utility Investor) but haven't looked for specifics yet.
Michael Robinson has teased his Nova-X Report recipients with the identity of "Operation Blue Star's Silent Partner". This is the company that will spread the Tesla charging stations all over the US and will give us a 2000% windfall. Have you heard about this. Would love the Think-O-Lator to chew on this.
Paul, Travis did that one a few weeks ago. We've confirmed it was Panasonic.
I actually think the technology has legs. There is quite a lot of information on the Artemis website if you scroll through the "news".
Travis, does Artemis "need" a DISH for their spectrum to be successful? In other words are they going to avoid all kinds of regulations/applications by jumping on board with someone who has an infrastructure in place. Trying to answer my own question as to why not go it alone.
Whoever delivers radio waves needs access to spectrum, I was under the impression that Artemis is focused entirely on being an equipment designer hoping to sell to the existing 4G/LTE networks, since their technology is compatible with that technology. They don't even build the antennae, they just design them — they are very small.
I would consider investing in Artemis and would love to buy into Rearden if I could. However, Dish is $4 under their 52wk high and that is a pricey bet, especialy after watching GSAT and the rest.
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Kabir Singh trailer: Shahid Kapoor teaches Kiara Advani lesson in human anatomy
Shahid Kapoor plays a rebel with a cause in Kabir Singh. Watch the first trailer for the Arjun Reddy remake, also starring Kiara Advani.
bollywood Updated: May 13, 2019 13:50 IST
Shahid Kapoor in a still from the Kabir Singh trailer.
The first trailer for Kabir Singh, the upcoming romantic thriller starring Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani in lead roles, has been released. Shahid plays a 'stubborn, self destructive and very, very angry' young man, who reacts to a bitter breakup by turning to drugs and alcohol. The film is an official remake of Vijay Deverakonda's runaway Telugu hit Arjun Reddy.
The trailer shows Kabir both before and after the heartbreak, where he goes from being a tenderhearted lover to (bearded) smoker of bongs and chaser of housemaids. "Kabir, what do you like in me?" Kiara's character asks him. "I like the way you breathe," he says.
We then see glimpses of the couple dancing in snowy mountains, lazing beside a bonfire and taking lovely bike rides together. One of such trip, they're involved in an accident. But they shrug it off by kissing next to the wreckage. That's the power of their love.
So when the breakup happens, Kabir punches a couple of people, grows a thick beard, and throws his life down the drain. Things get so bad that Kabir even overdoses and ends up in the hospital.
Earlier, talking about Arjun Reddy, Shahid called it "very raw and very honest". The actor told PTI, "I don't think there was anything in the film that was for effect. I just felt it said things as it is and was a brazen journey of a character who goes through an emotional arc which is extreme. The honesty of the film connected with the audience. Otherwise, for a film like that, there would be a limited audience. But it was loved across the board. The idea is to do it all over again."
However, the Hindi film is not an absolute remake. Shahid had earlier said that while the film will be raw, there will be some differences as it will be based in north India with the character arc slightly different.
Arjun Reddy went on to break records, going ahead to become 2017's breakout hit. The film starred Vijay Deverakonda as a brilliant medical student with anger management issue who goes on a self-destructive spiral after the woman he loves is married off to another man. Kabir Singh is being directed by Arjun Reddy's Sandeep Vanga; the film is set to release on June 21.
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ARKANSAS Review
By Vandy Price Labels: Brad William Henke, Chandler Duke, Chris Mullinax, Clark Duke, Eden Brolin, Jeff Chase, John Malkovich, Juston Street, Liam Hemsworth, Michael Kenneth Williams, Patrick Muldoon, Vince Vaughn, Vivica A. Fox
Right off the bat I'd like to acknowledge the fact I live in Hot Springs, Arkansas which is situated about forty-five minutes north east of Glenwood where writer/director and actor Clark Duke was born; his experiences in the area clearly informing his connection to and desire to adapt John Brandon's best-selling book of the same name. And yes, the climactic scene of the movie takes place on historic bathhouse row, and was shot about five minutes from my house in downtown Hot Springs National Park. I say all of this not to try and convince you of how cool I am (unless it's working, then yes-I'm very cool), but instead to make it clear there will be no playing favorites here simply because the movie takes its name from the state I've called home for nearly three decades and because I recognized a few locations. In fact, despite the title of the film Duke and his crew shot the majority of his directorial debut in Alabama rather than in or around the Little Rock area as the movie suggests. So while there is certainly a layer of appreciation and affection for some of the sites we see and the accents we hear, there was almost more of an eagerness to see these things serve as a backdrop for what is a genre of movie we're all very familiar with whether from the natural state or not. Arkansas pays plenty of homage to the overall tone of the state, especially in its flashbacks to the mid to late eighties as we're delivered the backstory of Vince Vaughn's character, Frog, as he belts out the Gatlin brothers and cruises past open fields and dilapidated barns in his Nissan Fairlady 300ZX Coupé. At one point, Vaughn's Frog asks a couple of his associates what they're up to in which they respond with a generic comment before summarizing the feeling as being, "asleep at the wheel of the American dream." There's almost no better phrasing one could have concocted to define the stagnant air of progress yet fierce commitment to maintaining aged ideals (some good, not all bad). It is in this kind of mentality that we find the best facets of Duke's film as he's not simply telling a story of the "Dixie mafia" and funneling said crime/drama through the lens of the south, but he's utilizing this contradictory air of the south where everything feels ironic without the slightest bit of intent to add specific tone to his crime caper. Arkansas, the film, although a story about drug dealers is mostly a story about two generations of men whose aspirations are only limited by the economic options of their environment and whose intelligence is only undermined by their (mostly) unassuming appearances dictated by that same environment.
Swin (Clark Duke) and Kyle (Liam Hemsworth) operate as low-level drug couriers in Duke's directorial debut, Arkansas.
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Duke's film begins with a Charles Portis quote from The Dog of the South that reads, "A lot of people leave Arkansas and most of them come back sooner or later. They can't quite achieve escape velocity." Though I've never read this Portis selection (I know, I live in Arkansas-what am I doing with my life?) and am only familiar with the story due to having read the Wikipedia page after seeing the quote at the top of this film it doesn't feel like I'm venturing too far a guess that Portis' book was of this particular brand of dark, southern fried humor; one that shows indifference towards things like death and cruelty with a pension for saying poetic things in the most layman's of layman terms (there's that sense of contradiction again). If there was anyone Duke seemingly took inspiration from though, it would be the Coen brothers who directed the 2010 version of Portis' most famous novel, True Grit. It is in this wheelhouse of the neo-noir crime thrillers that Duke and Andrew Boonkrong's screenplay first introduces us to Kyle Ribb (Liam Hemsworth) who in his opening narration describes the term "Dixie Mafia" as being too generous a description as it's more a loose affiliation of scumbags with no real sense of organization. Kyle spouts more philosophies about how it's only people who want things that need such philosophies by which to live their lives (he says this as mindless reality HGTV plays in the background), but while Kyle likes to subscribe to the fact he has no desires or wants in life, and is happy to serve as little more than a dependable cog in a fascinating machine it's inevitable-especially after meeting his new partner Swin Horn (Duke)-that the guy will be able to avoid such natural entanglements and feelings. Swin, on the other hand, has probably never met a person he couldn't talk to and no matter how off-putting his bright clothes, man-bun and the baby caterpillar on his upper lip might be to most southerners, he is more than confident that by the time you get to know him that you'll be the best of buds. After a swift promotion in Louisiana, Kyle makes his way to Little Rock where he meets Swin and is informed the two of them are to live by the orders of an Arkansas-based drug kingpin (Vaughn), with the catch being they've never actually met this elusive "Frog". Posing as junior park rangers our heroes handle the jobs they're given by Frog's close associate, Bright (John Malkovich), by delivering the packages handed off to them via a go-between referred to only as "Her" (Vivica A. Fox). All smells of roses if for only a short time as deals inevitably go wrong, further bad decisions are made, and both Kyle and Swin end up on the very short list of Frog's living enemies.
Where Duke really succeeds in conveying this type of story in this kind of setting is in the definition his and Boonkrong's script bring to the type of people he's exploring these themes and ideas through. If you've seen the trailer for the film or have a sense of the younger Hemsworth's career trajectory then one wouldn't be completely wrong in assuming that Arkansas may very well be worthy of little more than the $5 bin at Wal-Mart (the irony all over this thing, right?) or maybe a redbox rental, but fortunately for both Hemsworth and the residents of the Sam Walton state, Arkansas is anything but a dismissable piece of genre junk. It is instead a genuinely heartfelt ode to the region known as the "south" if not necessarily Arkansas in particular and a keen study on how a generally intelligent, perceptive, and good-looking guy like Kyle might fall into this world for reasons heavily influenced by the region of the country in which he was born. Kyle is the kind of guy that had he been dealt a different hand with better and more opportunity could have easily been a successful and well-measured individual that might have been conditioned to expect that the things he desires are worth pursuing. Kyle was probably raised in a park-whether it be a trailer or RV, it doesn't really make a difference-and was allowed if not expected to occupy himself in the nature that would become the atmosphere of his youth. Kyle was undoubtedly a smart kid in whom his teachers saw promise despite his low-income, absent parent circumstances. The type that inevitably went on to fall in with the rest of the crowd that was bred around him that offered more instantly gratifying rewards than pursuing the unreal hope of continuing his education or even learning a trade (a trade that's not drug dealing, I mean). Kyle is the guy born and bred in this "real south" that Duke's movie hopes to portray. His arc of going from being mostly satisfied with being more than capable of his grunt work to the point of beginning to wonder what someone in Frog's position might think of him and if they'd consider him someone worthy of taking up the mantle is a major step and one that the film chronicles nicely in its five chapter structure. While Kyle is our main protagonist, our mirror to Vaughn's Frog in this breeding ground that cycles generations through inadvertent lives of violence and crime, Swin is a character who allowed this lifestyle into his existence; where Kyle fell into it, Swin accepted the invitation. Because of this perspective that comes from choice, Swin sometimes shortchanges the severity of the consequences to his actions and is probably the reason he ignores the rules and begins a relationship with a local, Johnna (Eden Brolin, daughter of Josh). This naturally complicates things further once Frog becomes aware of the duos actions that mistakenly paint them as a threat to his empire.
Vince Vaughn is an Arkansas-based drug kingpin named Frog in Clark Duke's directorial debut.
Let's talk about Frog though, as both the story of this man's journey and the portrayal by Vaughn are among the best things this otherwise solidly engaging film has to offer. As stated, Arkansas is situated into a five chapter structure with the first chapter introducing us to Kyle and Swin and indoctrinating us into this world of Deep South drug trafficking. The second chapter jumps back to 1985 in West Memphis and introduces us to a young, vibrant Frog whose options are only improved when the opportunity of running drugs is presented to him. This structure, while something of a convention, really aids in the understanding of the plot as there's no structure to the job of a drug dealer in the least. There's no way to tell in which direction the narrative could go given the amount of variables involved in a given deal and so, while the screenplay understands this and gets ahead of it the same could be said for the character of Frog and his relationship with the business that would come to define his life. Frog learns the tricks of the trade from a mentor named Almond (Michael Kenneth Williams), but it doesn't take long for Frog to figure out he's getting the short end of the stick while doing the bulk of the work and that cutting out a few levels of individuals would only result in bigger pay days for himself and so as he ascends to the top of the food chain and re-locates his base of operations he utilizes the mistakes of Almond to shape his methodology for running his own business. It is for these reasons that Frog is both successful in his craft for the many years that he is and also weary when two movers and shakers enter into his pyramid and threaten the chain of command. Frog doesn't much care for who Kyle and/or Swin might be as people, but more so that they might be smart enough to usurp him-something Frog knows a thing or two about, but can't allow to happen. Beyond the dynamics at play and the strong ideas Duke is getting at there is much to be said about the aesthetic of the piece overall as well. Sure, Swin may be the obvious point of reference on this topic with his bold colors, vintage t-shirts and unique hair choices, but I bring this up now because it is Frog's wardrobe paired with the intentionally hazy cinematography of Steven Meizler in Frog's segments in the eighties and the ace musical cues that really come to define the identity of Arkansas as a movie. This whole look and feel that Duke and Meizler have crafted is one that's easy to define, but almost impossible to describe in terms of the feeling the look is meant to elicit. Yes, nostalgia to an extent, but only for a certain sect of viewers-to the rest of the audience it simply has to be cool and appealing and while I don't personally find nostalgia in yoke western shirts and George Jones songs the film is able to convey the fact these things are inherent to what makes these people, this place, and their story so appealing. Okay, so maybe there's a little bias at play, but Duke justifies the use of his home state as the backdrop for this genre story in a directorial debut the rest of Arkansas can be proud of and one we should be happy to call our own.
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