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See some of BC's most famous four-legged residents on a tour of the pristine Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary near Prince Rupert.
May 31, 2011 | Tips from Travellers > Chetwynd, Sightseeing Tours
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Rollerblading both improves balance and strengthens every muscle from the lower back to the knees. Muscles in the upper arms and shoulders are also developed when arms are swung vigorously while skating.
I started skating at age 36. Anyone can do it. Blading is so fun and the skate park in Penticton is one of the best in Canada.
I like to take a large milk jug half full of ice then topped up with water. It's great to take to the skatepark on a hot day. The water stays ice cold for hours.Check out my You-tube video that shows the park clearly and me and my family swimming and rollerblading in the Okanagan Valley.
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The Echo's on the Harrison River was an amazing find. Along the banks of the Harrison River, this quaint little hideaway is accessible only by boat. You get picked up at the Marina and wisked away to a little piece of heaven. We thoroughly enjoyed our little two night getaway from the hustle and bustle of every day life. The hosts are friendly and engaging, but know when to step back and let you enjoy the solitude of their property.
Dining on perfectly portioned meals prepared with that little bit of special TLC. Home cooking at its finest along with a gourmet's touch!!!
Breakfasts are delivered to your door (when you desire) along with a fresh pot of steaming hot coffee. Lunches are packaged for a picnic so you can enjoy them anywhere you please. The little cabins are warm, rustic and comfortable. Eco-friendly toilets, 3 piece bathrooms with full running hot and cold water, propane fireplaces and king sized beds greet you. Oh yes, I forgot, the hot tub!!! Warmed by a woodstove in the tub nestled in between huge granite boulders along the river, you can sit under the stars and enjoy a nip of wine while relaxing .... Simply put, we surely enjoyed this little gem and will be back again real soon!
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Candles From The Keeping Room Company Spotlight: 3/14/11
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sweet&spiceygrl, on 21 March 2011 - 09:35 PM, said:
She asked me to give her about a dozen scents I'd like to try and she's going to pick from those to make up a sampler! I've already received a shipping notice, in fact!
"Be the change you want to see in the world" . . Mahatma Gandhi
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"Good morning candles friends
Have a lot of news, on May 10 th I am closing my ebay store..with all the new ebay changes and rules I have decided to move the majority of my items over to a web site, this has been in the planning for a bit, just got the trademark for candles from the keeping room, and other molds and exculsive scents..I am still selling on ebay but not listing sell out scent, i am making those and tons more new and holding them for the web site...my grand opening for the web site will be July 1.. you can go to the web site now and sign up for the newsletter so you can be notified of sales and fun items that we will be putting on...this tuesday I will be listing more samplers of alot of the scents that i remaking...I am not allowed by ebay rules to give you a clickable link, but my new site address is
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so not sure if this will work..you will just have to take the spaces out or type in what you are seeing
I will reopen the ebay store with a few items..and that will be sometime the end of June...
As always a pleasure doing business with you, if you have an questions here is the link to my store and you can contact me thru that for now.
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"It doesn't matter where you're from - or how you feel... There's always peace in a strong cup of coffee."
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My favorites were:
- Bird of Paradise
- Heat Wave
- Pink Sugared Lavender
- Pink Sugared Passion Berry
- Shampure Clean
All of these had a really strong throw (except maybe not the Passion Berry so much...it was a really nice scent but I only melted 1/2 of a tart of that one at a time - I don't really remember the throw). I used a 24 watt melter for all of my CFTKR tarts.
My order was several sampler packs so that was a good way to try different scents. I didn't like a lot of them and some had very low throw (paraffin is a big hit or miss for me on throw). That said, the Heat Wave, Pink Sugared Lavender, and Shampure Clean scents were sooo good and so strong that I will definitely order bags of these in the future!
I emailed Carol with a question and she answered right away...my order shipped immediately, too! So, great customer service.!
Posted 29 May 2012 - 04:42 AM
I didnt have any luck with Heat Wave though. For clean, I love Merlins Forest and Cool Citrus Basil. I dont know how she gets them to me so fast, its like she's standing outside my house. Are you going to order from her again? Thank you for the tip on Shampure and Birds, I'll get those next time. And she's hard to beat for customer service.
Posted 29 May 2012 - 09:27 PM
Her scents melt well in one particular room in my house...I am finding that certain vendors melts work best in only certain rooms! I actually haven't had much luck in the past with most caramels/brulees, however, I did like Sugar Cookie Latte at lot - also Frosted Lemon Cookie Snap (they were freebies ).. These didn't throw strong or long but they were not in my "good CFTKR" room. I really like corn pudding tarts so I guess I'll have to try those. I also liked Lime Basil Mandarin. If I could buy singles, I would get another one of these. I liked her Pink Sugared Lavender because it had a good "zing" to it.
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craz4candles, on 14 March 2011 - 01:26 PM, said:
Cello bags are non-reactive to the scents in the tarts. I love that she uses these too. I've ordered many scents from her in the past. Some of my favorites are: Bear Claw, Blueberry Pancakes, love many of her pumpkin scents, Sweet Strawberry. Her strawberry shapes are so realistic and well-scented. I love those! Carol is also generous and has great customer service.
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Flyers Blog: Flyers lost their cool against Devils
The following is the latest from sports editor Rob Parent's Flyers blog, The Flyers Watch.
Just a couple of late short-takes from another Flyers loss in Newark, this one by 3-0 Tuesday night, the fifth straight Flyers loss to the Devils (you remember those other four, don't you?).
Mar-tan Brodeur posted his 658th career victory, 120th career shutout ... and 10th blanking of the Flyers in his illustrious 20-year career. But you know, he has to have a little fun doing it.
Brodeur's Devils so frustrated the Flyers in the latter stages of the game that at one point, Wayne Simmonds tried to light a little spark for his team - by stick-shoving Marty.
Brodeur's subsequent fall to the ice would match the best pratfall that Kramer from Seinfeld or even Chevy Chase (hey, Brodeur's old enough to remember him, isn't he?) ever mustered.
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"He's played well," Simmonds said in low key response mode. "I didn't hit him too hard. I just kind of gave him a little push and he over-exagerated."
Asked if Brodeur's vast experience has only helped him develop his gifts of embellishment, Simmonds said, "He's one of the best goalies to ever play. I think he can do whatever he wants in this league."
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Where you could really see that was in the way the Flyers reacted with their frustrations. After Simmonds "crashed" Brodeur, he was jumped, and was given a goalie interference and double minor for roughing at 12:50 of the second. That done, the Flyers boiled over. About three minutes later, their bench was cited for "abuse of officials." Then 6:49 into the third, Giroux was called for "abuse of officials." He followed that up with a slashing call at 12:24 of the third as the Flyers slipped into dysfunction mode.
Don't think the coach could have been too happy about that.
"It gets a little bit frustrating at times," Peter Laviolette said. "We found ourselves down 3-0, and frustration set in at a lot of different levels."
As for all the fisticuffing in the third, Simmonds added, "We're 0-3 and we're down 3-nothing. I think you have to expect stuff like that."
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By luvtoknit
from Bellingham, WA
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This is my second purchase of this great product. I prepare and freeze dinners for my 95 year old dad. The size if perfect for smaller appetites. My first set had one lid that fit a little loose, but this set is perfect! I tell my dad to microwave them on a lower setting than high, otherwise I notice a little heat damage on the bottom, but it doesn't affect the use of the product. Mostly a cosmetic issue. Very useful product.
Good for controlled portion sizing.
By mama yum yum
from Raleigh, NC
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At first I thought that this would be great for me to make freezer meals and take to work to microwave. Cannot do this because the lids do not fit and make a complete seal. Just using for home and stacked carefully in my fridge.
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By Miss Vivi
I bought these to make meals to freeze for my 95 year old father who does not cook and lives alone. I can make healthy meals from scratch for him that are free from bad ingredients found in so many frozen commercial dinners. He lives close by so they are easy to stack in a bag and bring to his house. He has a small appetite so these are the perfect size. The lids are easier to get off than another brand I have. My only complaint is the fact that one of the four lids does not fit properly. It seems a bit large and does not snap on. The others fit perfectly. Would still buy more in the future when needed and just hope all the lids fit perfectly.
We think they are excellent.
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We like to grill and make up plates for future use. I like to take them out of the freezer and microwave them for a fast lunch or supper.
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I'm going to get another set of these.
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I use these for TV dinners for my 85 year old father. He lives on his own but has a hard time cooking. He just pulls out what he wants and heats it in the microwave. No Brainer. It's also good for the grandkids since I have my grandson with me right now, He just picks out what he wants for dinner and all I have to do is heat it up for him He loves it.
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I save leftovers one at time in the freezer until I get a full plate and then I have a meal.
I would buy this product again, and did.
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I have hunted for these, especially ones that snap shut. The ones I got elsewhere don't even connect...the lids just slide off. Thanks
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These are really useful in the home for leftover to store in the fridge. Good for dieters to have moderate portions of food for your diet.
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These are great for providing a good leftover meal to a shut-in or elderly person or just for freezing for yourself at another time.
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Bought this for my Mom who suffers from beginning Dementia..This is so easy for her to use when we can't be there to prepare her meals...It is lightweight, cleans easily, and she says easy to handle.
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Works great! I can cook a large meal; divide into individual servings; stack for the fridge or freezer. When heating just open the tab at the top so that steam can escape--the lid doesn't even have to be removed. The food keeps for a long time in the fridge because it is airtight. Can't be beat!


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SPENCER: More trouble with SPCA for Hook lawyer
The notice on the door of Silva Legal Professionals on 10th Street in Marcus Hook warns, "Unsafe Building. Do Not Occupy."
This is the law office of Terry Silva, best known for her controversial stint as solicitor for the Chichester School District. Or it was until last Friday. That's when it was raided by state animal protection authorities and local health officials. More than two dozen dogs were walked out of the place that evening. But not all of them. One was so old and sick it couldn't walk and had to be euthanized.
Besides housing Silva's law office, the building was the home of Sixth Angel Shepherd Rescue Inc., Silva's dog-rescue operation. It was here she collected and housed some 28 German shepherds or shepherd mixes. Friday evening when agents of the Pennsylvania SPCA showed up, conditions inside the place were allegedly so bad that the odor was leaking out from under the doors.
"You could smell the stench from the street," said PSPCA spokeswoman Wendy Marano. Inside, she said, it was much worse. "There was feces and urine throughout the whole building. There were dogs in crates and tucked into closets. Different dogs in different rooms … It was just filthy with animal waste," she said.
All the dogs, except for the one that was put down, are now in the care of the PSPCA. Tuesday morning, the doors were locked, the warning signs were posted, but the smell was gone. In the window were coffee mugs with Sixth Angel's logo on them. As I peered inside, I heard a voice behind me.
"Can I help you?" the voice said.
I turned around and found a thin, unshaven young man in a T-shirt and jeans.
His name was John Wood. He said he lives a couple of doors down the block. I asked him if Silva's dogs had been a problem for him.
"It wasn't a big problem for me," he said. But it was, he said, for others who lived nearby. He mentioned a tenant who lives next door.
"He works third shift and he's always saying, 'I can't ever get no sleep with the dogs barking.'" Continued...
On my way down the alley to meet him, I met another tenant, Josephine Henry.
She said the barking didn't bother her.
"I just tuned it out," she said. But the odor did bother her, as did the howling. "I couldn't take that."
Wayne J. Brooks is 65 years old and has worked in the maintenance department of Pennsylvania Institute of Technology for the last 25 years. He's a dog lover from way back. He grew up with them in Chester, Trainer and Marcus Hook — German shepherds as it happens, but his favorite was a mastiff-boxer mix named Jack.
Now he's down to a female kitten he rescued from Darby. He named her "Babe."
He said the problem next door started getting bad within the last eight months.
"I would come home in the mornings and the dogs would be barking. I couldn't get any sleep. Once one of the dogs got over the fence and into my yard. I didn't appreciate it. She had someone staying there helping her. She said the dog was supposed to be chained, but her accomplice (messed up)."
Worst of all was the odor.
"The smell was terrible," he said. Especially in the summer. "You couldn't sit outside." The only time the smell went away, he said, was when it rained.
He suggested Silva's heart might be in the right place. Continued...
"I guess she meant well. But she's a lawyer. She knew the law. It got out of hand with her. Thirty dogs! I mean, go figure. How could she get away with that … running a business (and a kennel) out of the same building?"
It isn't the first time Silva has run afoul of state dog laws. Three years ago, she was cited in connection with the illegal transport of dogs up from North Carolina. The driver of the transport van was charged with transporting the dogs in excrement-laden cages. Some 17 dogs were rescued from their "rescuers" by the state anti-cruelty agents.
That case and another led Silva to sue the SPCA and the state Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement. At least one suit is still pending, according to Marano.
"We're probably not going to press charges until the end of the week," she said. But, they're looking at 53 violations of Pennsylvania 5,511 animal protection laws.
It will be up to a judge and/or a jury to decide if Silva is guilty of anything, said Marano. If she is, she could be subject to thousands of dollars worth of fines.
Silva's attorney, Joe Lesniak, says his client is "cooperating with authorities" and "looking to get past this and move on with her life."
He said they are working with the borough to clean up the property and to get it reinspected so that Silva can go back to work.
Almost 10 years ago, Silva made headlines with her "prosecution" of then- Chichester School District Superintendent Edwin Meyer. That ended with Meyer killing himself. Hopefully, this will end more happily.
So far, only one dead dog.
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Each year I always seem to hear someone complaining about the decorations in stores, saying "They are just making the season too commercial... It's just past Halloween and the Christmas decorations are all up... What happened to Thanksgiving?"
I suppose they make sense, but with the economy the way it is, the merchants have to get people interested and start buying early so they can stay in business.
Another way of thinking is that we have many snowbirds here winter down south, a lot of them purchase their gifts, wrap them and leave them behind for Christmas delivery; they appreciate shops that have Christmas wrappings, ribbons, tags and gifts available early.
Another reason is that lots of people think that the holiday season can't start early enough; they love the season and are ready to become involved right after school starts. To them the holidays have begun; they shop and get excited for months.
Personally I don't care when a store starts decorating for Christmas, as long as it isn't the 4th of July. A person doesn't need to start his or her shopping until they want to. It makes not one bit of difference if the store is decorated on Halloween or Thanksgiving.
I enjoy all the decorations, and if we have the opportunity to enjoy them when there is still nice weather, doesn't it make it easier to appreciate it all?
You aren't loaded down with winter coats, boots, hats and gloves and there isn't any snow falling down your back as you hurry along.
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Forrester attended Microsoft's Asia Pacific Analyst Summit in Singapore last week for a comprehensive and very timely strategy update with less than a month to go before the launch of Windows 8. Organized under a general theme of Microsoft's New Era, the update highlighted Microsoft's strategy for remaining dominant in the post-PC era, where mobility, consumerization, social, and cloud have driven massive IT industry innovation and disruption. Three key observations from our analysts in attendance:
- Azure is emerging as a key strength as organizations increasingly leverage hybrid cloud approaches. As both a leading provider of public and private cloud services (directly and via hosting partners) and a strategic platform provider within enterprise data centers, Microsoft is very well positioned to embed hybrid cloud capabilities within its platform. This will benefit organizations of all sizes seeking to lower the cost of computing and increase business agility. While we were encouraged by how software license-agnostic Azure's business leaders appear to be, we believe Microsoft can do a better job of leading with Azure in the enterprise market instead of leading so consistently with its traditional licensed software products.
- Windows 8 devices will help boost Microsoft's standing in the mobility market. Microsoft showcased a number of prelaunch Windows 8 devices from its OEM partners, and it's clear that consumers will have a much better lineup of mobile devices to choose from in the future. Microsoft also presented several Windows Phone 8 smartphones from Nokia and Samsung and has wisely implemented a strategy to identify the top mobile apps in each Asia Pacific country and support app developers in creating versions for the Microsoft platform.
- Microsoft still leads with products, while customers want solutions. There is no question that Microsoft has a very strong (and strengthening) lineup of enterprise products in its arsenal, but focusing on the breadth of products and technologies is counterproductive if they aren't logically — and clearly — linked together into the solutions organizations need. The sheer range of products in each market category (such as Skype, Lync, and Yammer in the collaboration arena) often drowns out the company's key strengths and confuses the market. We often heard customers and Microsoft refer to its "best-kept secrets" and how many customers were unaware of certain capabilities; we believe this is a direct result of too many products being marketed and a lack of prioritization.
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- How successfully it can create consumer pull with Windows 8 tablets and Windows Phone 8 smartphones
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OK, so it's almost 8 a.m. and I'm at home nursing a feverish child, which at least affords me a little free time to work on some final thoughts about the seminar in between bouts of temperature-taking and measuring out Tylenol. Ruta Maya coffee helps. I'm really distracted by this cartoon my son is watching–cartoon rabbits cavorting about with a rendition of "A Night in Tunisia" for a soundtrack (Hey Jazz and Word, which is your favorite version? I'm partial to Dizzy's myself).
As our seminar draws to a conclusion, I'd first like to say it's been a pleasure getting to know everyone and reading their work. A special thanks to Gardner for spearheading this experiment (and kudos to Sandy for requiring me to take the seminar in the first place. Also, thanks for the loaner text book). Wonderful conversation and vicious blogging by all have given me fodder and inspiration for my own writing, which has been a real pleasure to do. Paige is forcing me to continue this post-seminar: I'll do my best! Makes me realize all that I loved about my days of English-majoring and writing for newspapers. Finally, all of this has given me an opportunity to do something I should have been doing all along: blogging. This has been really fun.
What have I learned? Honestly, at the beginning of the seminar, I didn't know what to expect–I think I made that clear in my very awkward introduction to everyone. But man, what a learning experience this turned out to be, and a very inspiring experience at that!
OK, so here's a few things I think I learned over the past semester:
- Collaboration = Augmentation. The assigned readings are much less inspiring and cogent without the full participation of the class in the blogosphere (no worries there). Some of my more significant learning experiences came after reading other blog posts–and, likewise, hearing you all reflect out loud in class. Many of those observations, written and otherwise, helped me hash out the real significance of the readings or ponder things I hadn't thought of. It just goes to show that we're much smarter together than apart. This is a hackneyed observation, perhaps, in the Web 2.0 world, but I think it's really true. And NOT to say there isn't a place for one's own learning space … Which is what our own blogs are anyway.
- The importance of paying attention to the sensual experience of media. McLuhan was the most important author for me in this class. Seemed his ideas just kept cropping up all over the place, including in McLoud's essay. Ashley's post "McLuhan said this" is an important reminder about how we shouldn't take certain academic pronouncements too seriously, but something in his message keeps resonating with me. In terms of education, I think the idea of "The Medium is the Message" is an invitation to explore how various use of technology in education either reinforces or inhibits the learning experience based on the senses with which we engage it.
- Mastery of technology is less about a prerequisite "competence" than about a sense of playfullness and wonder. After reading the essays on gaming–and in conversations where the subject seemed to always come back to children–I've come to the conclusion that, at least on some level, there's an important lesson to be learned from how children engage technology (and more broadly, the world). I think the same is required of us to learn new things, especially technology. At the beginning of every technological adventure, we must care less about mastery than about forging ahead Crusoe-style and being OK with being a stranger in a stranger cyberland. I'm not advocating irresponsibility, either; just saying that we should always remember to engage technology with a sense of play (not fear)Â and experimentation before we attempt to master and control it, if that's even possible. We adults spend a lot of time pointing out how our youth are so adept at technology, but who's more concerned about being the "experts," us or them?
- Our stories, and our need to tell them, matter more than technology… which is why we keep inventing new ways of telling them. Strange, isn't it? After this seminar, my take is that modern developments in computing (and our reaction to those developments) are only really important in terms of what they say about us as humans, and how they augment human nature, not what they represent in themselves. Ashley was ahead of the game in this observation when she wrote about Social Media as an Issue of Trust.
- Living and learning is an artistic endeavor, and technology–when used effectively–can help us more fully express that. I'm at a loss, so I'll just stop there .
Now for the cheesy part! I leave this seminar being really excited about the future–what it holds for us as educators and parents, the possibilities for our children to live richer lives as a result of New Media (again, thank you everyone, especially Gardner, for such a wonderful experience). As I think about all this, my minds goes back to Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World," the part that says,
I hear babies crying, I watch them grow
They'll learn much more than I'll never know
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world.
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Movie Review by L.L. Soares
There were times when I was sitting in the audience, watching AMERICAN REUNION, and wondering, "What's the point?" Is there really a need for a new sequel to AMERICAN PIE? Are these characters even relevant anymore?
If I have to be honest, the answer is no. I really don't know why AMERICAN REUNION was made. But I did laugh a few times, and there were moments when I felt a twinge of nostalgia. And hell, there's a lot worse stuff out there getting made every year. So why not?
This time around, the gang from the original AMERICAN PIE (1999) are either in or approaching their early 30s, and things just aren't the same. The series' hero, Jim Levenstein (Jason Biggs) has married his high school sweetheart, Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) and they have a new baby. But they haven't been intimate in months and are starting to worry that their marriage might be falling apart. So what will rejuvenate them? A trip back home for their high school reunion!
The rest of the gang is here, too. Including Chris Klein as Oz, now a celebrity anchor on a sports channel (and a competitor on a "Dancing with the Stars" type show), and he's got a hot but promiscuous bimbo wife, Mia (Katrina Bowden); Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is married with a baby of his own; Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas) has traveled the world on his motorcycle; and Stifler (Seann William Scott) lives with his mother and is still the same moronic prankster he always was. Except now he works as a temp at a big corporation, where he acts as if he's one of the bosses.
And of course there's Eugene Levy as Jim's Dad, and Jennifer Coolidge as Stifler's mom.
There are a lot of regrets in this movie. Coming back to their hometown, Oz immediately bumps into his high school girlfriend, Heather (Mena Suvari), and realizes he's made a big mistake by not marrying the girl he really loved. And Kevin has similar feelings when he's reunited with old girlfriend, Vicky (Tara Reid). Jim also meets up with old next-door neighbor, Ellie (Charlene Amoia), who he used to babysit. She's now a sexy 18 year old, who wants to lose her virginity to him. Jim is tempted, but he also wants to save his marriage. Having sex with a high school girl probably isn't going to help that much.
There are lots of bittersweet subplots here, and it's funny how, despite the laughs, there is a fair share of sadness in AMERICAN REUNION, as these characters grow up and find that they're not always happy with the way their lives turned out.
Jason Biggs is still very likable as everyman Jim. I've always liked him, and he's the heart of the series, and isn't afraid to completely embarrass himself when the script calls for it. I always wished he would have had more of a movie career after AMERICAN PIE made him a star.
Chris Klein as Oz is actually kind of interesting now that his character is a semi-celebrity and people recognize him everywhere he goes. Klein is the kind of actor who looks like a leading man, but just hasn't made the transition to anything big, for some reason. (Maybe because he's just not that good an actor? Although that hasn't stopped some other people from becoming stars).
I still have no clue what Thomas Ian Nicholas and Eddie Kaye Thomas are doing here (and what's with all the three word names?). Nicholas is kind of a nice, earnest guy, but that role is already covered by Jim, so his existence in these movies seems redundant. His character Kevin just adds nothing to the proceedings and I didn't care about him or his love issues at all. He's like a generic buddy who has no depth and is easily forgettable.
As for Eddie Kaye Thomas as Finch, the guy hasn't changed since the first movie, and still has the personality of a block of wood. What do these other guys see in Finch? He's a blank slate who comes off as a robotic dork, yet everyone else acts like he's the coolest guy on the planet. I just don't get it. And I don't understand why Kevin and Finch couldn't be replaced by two more interesting, dynamic characters. But I guess it's too late for that.
Seann William Scott is just as annoying as ever as Stifler, but I have to admit that, aside from Jim, he's the best character here. Stifler fluctuates from being funny to being borderline psychotic, to being just plain irritating, all in the course of the same movie. When he ties some kids' jet skis to his truck and destroys them, or takes a dump in their beer cooler, he really seems to be a complete sociopath, and is kind of creepy. Other times he just seems like a case of arrested development and you almost feel sorry for his child-like antics. And other times he is laugh-out-loud funny. But the fact that he's the main one here who makes any effort to be funny at all makes him stand out from the pack. And no matter what the script gives him to work with, you can tell Scott gives it his all, even when it sucks.
Speaking of creepy, I still have no idea what to make of SCTV alumni Eugene Levy again reprising his role as Jim's dad. There are times when he's likable enough, and others when he is talking explicitly about sex to his son in such a skin-crawling way that I felt like I needed a shower afterwards. I know it's supposed to be funny, but Levy's character now, after all this time, just seems like a weird old guy who's obsessed with sex, even though he pretends to treat it clinically. I found this shtick kind of funny in the first movie, but most of the time here, it kind of weirded me out. But it is funny when Stifler takes Jim's Dad under his wing and gets him drunk at a party – and tries to get him laid as well (Jim's mother has been dead for a few years when AMERICAN REUNION opens), and the relationship that develops between Jim's Dad and Stifler's slutty mother is actually pretty funny.
The women in these movies always seem to have less developed roles, and this time is no exception. Mena Suvari spends most of the movie just looking sad, even though she's on the arm of a new boyfriend (Jay Harrington), who's a cardiologist. Tara Reid stands around looking pretty (she still looks great), but really has nothing to do. Alyson Hannigan – who, along with Seann William Scott, are the only two cast members who have had any kind of real career after the AMERICAN PIE movies – is okay here, but spends most of the time looking flustered over Jim's bad behavior. And Dania Ramirez is a welcome addition as Selena, and old high school friend of Michelle's who has bloomed from an ugly duckling to a hot bartender, who takes a liking to Finch.
There are a few good moments, most of them revolving around that 18-year-old girl who wants to have sex with Jim – leading to lots of funny, awkward moments as he tries to resist temptation, despite her coming on strong. A scene where Jim tries to sneak the drunk (and naked) Ellie back into her parents' house after a party is especially funny. And some of Stifler's antics, including a scene where he finally stands up to his abusive boss, are pretty hilarious. Oh, and Stifler finally gets revenge on Finch for sleeping with his mother, in a very cool scene involving Rebecca De Mornay from another R-rated sex comedy classic, RISKY BUSINESS (1983).
AMERICAN REUNION took two people to direct it! Jon Hurtwitz and Hayden Schlossberg (who helped write all of the HAROLD AND KUMAR movies and who also directed 2008's HAROLD AND KUMAR ESCAPE FROM GUANTANTAMO BAY together). Seriously, did it really need two directors?
But as the closing credits rolled, I still found myself wondering who this movie was made for. Most of the people who were fans of the first movie probably are in similar situations as the characters in AMERICAN REUNION, but they also probably don't go to the theater to see movies very often. I know that me and one other older guy in the audience were the only ones laughing at some of the references characters made to the first movie.
Younger kids who like R-rated sex comedies might find this one a bit too sentimental and nostalgic at times (and they probably won't have any idea who these characters are!).
AMERICAN REUNION is being promoted as the "last piece of pie" in the AMERICAN PIE franchise. I think that might be a good thing, because this series really feels like it might have run its course. It might be time to try a different dessert.
I give AMERICAN REUNION ~ two and a half knives.
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I've heard of several examples of people using old Nikkor-P lenses without trouble on more modern camera bodies (which of course, isn't the same as proving it is ok). Around the web, here are a couple of place I'd suggest taking a look at.
Here is a very detailed Nikon lens compatibility chart. I'm going to assume this lens comes into the "Pre-AI" category, in which case it would appear that it will mount on a D3000, but you won't get metering. I see no mention of damage. This official chart backs that up. |
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OK, I know from talking to some of you at the potluck that there was already a "barf" thread sometime back, but I'm too lazy to look for it so I thought I'd nuance the topic a bit and start a new thread.
Generally I've never felt queasy on a Disney ride, mind you I don't jump on the tea cups after a full meal. However, on my first trip to DCA a downed the remains of a warming soda and rode the Sun Wheel on one of the moving cars.
As those of you who have been on this know, it takes forever to load and in the end you make maybe only 2 full rotations before you get out. Hardly a thrill ride. None-the-less, I started to regret drinking that soda and felt like a complete wimp.
Afterwards I got on California Screamin' and the Maliboomer (scared but not queasy) with no ill effects at all.
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When your backup running back is averaging 7.3 yards a carry, and leading the team in rushing, it raises the question of whether he should, in fact, be the backup. C.J. Spiller will finally get his chance to be an every-down back for the Bills on Thursday, and by all indications he could be in for a monster game.
Spiller, in his third season, has twice topped 100 yards rushing this season, despite never topping 15 carries. Splitting carries with Fred Jackson has been beneficial for both players, but with Jackson ruled out for the week after sustaining a concussion in a loss to New England last Sunday, Spiller could top his career high of 19 carries. That could spell trouble for a Dolphins defense that started off the season well before falling apart over the last four games.
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30 May 2004
New bulk billing medical centres
Two new after hours bulk billing medical centres have been opened in Western Australia as part of a joint Commonwealth-State initiative to improve access to doctors outside of working hours.
28 May 2004
Government programs help improve Indigenous eye health
The Australian Government today released the 'Review of the Implementation of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Eye Health Program' as well as its response.
27 May 2004
Australia's Biggest Morning Tea Launch
Minister for Health and Ageing, Tony Abbott, launches Australia's biggest morning tea.
27 May 2004
Australia's Biggest Morning Tea Launch
Minister for Health and Ageing, Tony Abbott, launches Australia's Biggest Morning Tea at Parliament House.
26 May 2004
Australia's Biggest Morning Tea - raising money for cancer
Australia's Biggest Morning Tea (Thursday May 27), now in its eleventh year, is an annual fundraising event organised by the Cancer Council Australia to raise money for cancer.
25 May 2004
Interview with Leon Byner, 5AA
Minister for Health and Ageing, Tony Abbott is interviewed by Leon Byner, 5AA, about the Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
24 May 2004
Carers recognised during Palliative Care Week
The Australian Government recognises the vital role carers play in palliative care and the contribution they make to society.
23 May 2004
Pathways Home - the road to recovery
The Australian Government and the NSW Government have joined together to improve health care for people who are recovering after being in hospital.
21 May 2004
New immigration arrangements enhance medical services
The Minister for Health and Ageing, Tony Abbott, and the Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, Senator Amanda Vanstone, announced today changes to immigration arrangements that will assist medical practitioners who wish to migrate to Australia.
20 May 2004
No cost increases in prescription medicines as a result of the FTA
The price of prescription medicines will not rise as a result of the Free Trade Agreement with the United States.
20 May 2004
More doctors in outer city suburbs
Patients living in outer city suburbs are benefiting from an Australian Government program that has encouraged doctors to move to under-serviced outer urban areas.
17 May 2004
Stability in the private health sector
The latest figures on private health insurance membership levels show that the private health sector continues to remain remarkably stable.
14 May 2004
Doorstop Interview - March Quarter Bulk Billing Figures
Minister for Health and Ageing, Tony Abbott, attends a doorstop interview to speak about the March Quarter Bulk Billing Figures.
14 May 2004
GP Immunisation Incentives Scheme
The General Practice Immunisation Incentives (GPII) Scheme will continue to be funded by the Alternative Funding for General Practice program.
14 May 2004
Government's doctor initiatives pay off in rural Australia
The Australian Government's rural health programs are providing better health services and more doctors and nurses in country areas, according to a Monash University study released.
14 May 2004
March quarter bulk billing figures
Bulk billing rates have increased by 1.8 percentage points during the first three months of this year to 68.3 per cent.
13 May 2004
Final element of medical indemnity legislation introduced
The Australian Government has introduced into Parliament legislation for the government-guaranteed medical indemnity Run-off Cover Scheme (ROCS) to come into effect from 1 July 2004.
12 May 2004
Launch of the brochure 'Nursing Australia'
Minister for Health and Ageing, Tony Abbot, launches the Australian Nursing Federation's new brochure called 'Nursing Australia'.
11 May 2004
Government's response to Red Tape
The Australian Government has outlined additional measures to reduce the red tape burden on GPs.
11 May 2004
Budget gives boost to the bush
The new Rural Health Strategy announced in the Budget will provide $830.2 million over four years for health services to people living in rural and remote Australia.
06 May 2004
Government invests extra $200 million in medical research capacity
The Australian Government has provided an extra $200 million over seven years to independent medical research institutes to help fund overhead costs to ensure they are well equipped to focus on their vital work.
05 May 2004
Launch of New Medicare Health Checks for Indigenous Australians
Minister for Health and Ageing, Tony Abbott, launches the new Medicare Health Checks for Indigenous Australians.
05 May 2004
New Medicare health checks for Indigenous Australians
The Australian Government has introduced a new Medicare funded health check for Indigenous Australians to help prevent and treat chronic illness.
04 May 2004
Community grants help those with asthma
The Australian Government will provide $1.25 million to help people better manage their asthma.
03 May 2004
Government highlights importance of breastfeeding
The Australian Government has reconfirmed its commitment to the Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA), with ongoing funding of $100,000 for 2004-05.
03 May 2004
Increased financial incentives for GPs to bulk bill
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Aliya Mustafina saved her best performances for last, winning two event titles at the 2012 Russian Cup and continuing to improve in the weeks remaining before the London Olympics.
Mustafina captured the bars title on Saturday, hitting a 7.0 difficulty routine for a 16.15, over a point ahead of the second-place gymnast. She also posted the highest floor score of the weekend, a 14.7, to win a second title on Sunday. On balance beam, Mustafina was on point, scoring 15.0 to finish second.
All-around winner Viktoria Komova won beam, scoring a confident 15.325 and finished second to Mustafina on bars (15.1) and floor (14.3). Komova also showed a 7.0 bars routine, managing a 15.1 score even with a fall.
Two-time Olympian Anna Pavlova won vault, averaging 14.390 to best Tatiana Nabieva (14.15) and Anna Myzdrikova (13.8). Nabieva also finished third on uneven bars (14.9). London hopeful Maria Paseka again missed her Amanar vault, along with a double-twisting Yurchenko.
At the conclusion of the event, the list of Russian Olympic contenders was cut to eight gymnasts: Mustafina, Komova, Anastasia Grishina, Anastasia Sidorova, Paseka, Nabieva, Ksenia Afanasyeva and Yulia Inshina.
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All-Around Final Recap
Qualifications Recap
1. Anna Pavlova- 14.39
2. Tatiana Nabieva- 14.15
3. Anna Myzdrikova- 13.8
Uneven Bars:
1. Aliya Mustafina- 16.15
2. Viktoria Komova- 15.1
3. Tatiana Nabieva- 14.9
Balance Beam:
1. Viktoria Komova- 15.325
2. Aliya Mustafina- 15.0
3. Anna Dementyeva- 14.95
Floor Exercise:
1. Aliya Mustafina- 14.7
2. Viktoria Komova- 14.3
3. Anastasia Sidorova- 14.15