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The Djinn - Movie Review - The Austin Chronicle

Where does evil come from? Supernatural horror films often bury themselves in cosmological exposition. For
The Djinn, filmmaking duo David Charbonier and Justin Powell cut through any mythology by cutting away the mumbo-jumbo. There is no reason given for why a grimoire, wrapped in old cloth, would be precariously balanced on the shelf in the apartment into which young Dylan (Dewey) and his late night AM soft rock station deejay father, Michael (Brownstein), have just moved. Is it something to do with the last tenant, who died in mysterious circumstances? Or is it simply that the tome and the spirit contained within its pages are drawn to sadness and need, to wishes and desire? David has enough of those to drown him, blaming himself for his mother s absence (a suitably heartbreaking event that he replays in flashbacks). If he wasn t mute, he reasons, then everything would be fine. And that s the kind of thinking that brings the sinister, shape-shifting djinn of ancient Arabic ....

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3 Money Mistakes -- And What We've Learned From Them

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Everybody makes financial mistakes in their lives. One of the smartest things to do is to not forget about your mistakes, but to acknowledge them, learn valuable lessons, and move forward constructively.
Even finance and investing experts don t always get things right. In this Jan. 7
Fool Live video clip, Fool.com contributors Matt Frankel, CFP, and Jason Hall, along with Michelle Brownstein, VP of Personal Capital s private client group, discuss some of the biggest financial mistakes they ve made in their lives and what they learned from them. ....

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scientist sound the alarm insects vulnerable to extinction,

Entomologist
Akito Kawahara says, We can’t live without insects. They’re in trouble. And there’s something all of us can do to help.
Kawahara’s research has primarily focused on answering fundamental questions about moth and butterfly evolution, according to a news release from the Florida Museum of Natural History. Kawahara is increasingly haunted by studies that sound the alarm about plummeting insect numbers and diversity.
While scientists differ on the severity of the problem, many findings point to a general downward trend, with one study estimating 40% of insect species are vulnerable to extinction. In response, Kawahara has turned his attention to boosting people’s appreciation for some of the world’s most misunderstood animals. ....

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