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St. Valentines
45 comments:
- House Of Jeffers said...
Valentine's Day is my absolute favorite! I think it's all things hearts and pink that makes me love it so much! Great picks - especially the Mulberry bracelet. Hopefully, you'll get something from your wish list on V-Day!
www.houseofjeffers.com - 09 February, 2012
- Clara Turbay said...
Love it all. http://paquetevistasbien.blogspot.com
- 09 February, 2012
- Bravoe Runway said...
Hint Hint Ian... I hope he gets you 1 or 2 of these items from your wish list :) I will be valentine-less or valentine-free...whichever way you want to spin it :)
- 09 February, 2012
- Chloe Jacqueline said...
This is too cute with the little falling hearts! I am loving that bracelet and ring! I love Valentines day as well! Its just fun, cute, and all about love! =)
- 09 February, 2012
- Bad Joan said...
Love this post!
http://cookingjoan.blogspot.com - 09 February, 2012
- Kaitlin Mattingly said...
definitely my favorite holiday of the year.
i love LOVE.
xo katlin
kaitgirl - 09 February, 2012
- jamie said...
aw, 16 years sounds amazing!! i am a hopeless romantic! i am still brainstorming ideas for Marc's valentines day gift :) i love all the pieces you want! I hope your Mr gets you everything you want :)
x jamie - 09 February, 2012
- Rosie said...
i LOVE the mulberry friendship bracelet!! I WANT!!!
http://prettynrosie.blogspot.com/ - 09 February, 2012
- by Becky said...
I'm a romantic too but unfortunately my boyfriend isn't that way inclined! I've been lusting over those le creuset dishes for a couple of weeks, gorgeous aren't they. Love your choices as always :-)
- 09 February, 2012
- Ile Odarod said...
I realized if you're married, you can celebrate Valentines the same way you celebrate Christmas
- 09 February, 2012
- Tesa said...
great post!
- 09 February, 2012
- Shvester Elli said...
Love your blog and your posts! Start following you hope you'll follow me back, I`m new here!
Elli - 09 February, 2012
- Hannah said...
aw cute post! I love the little cookie cutters. It sounds like your valentines is going to be great! Me and the boy usually books a suprise restaurant and we get each other cards. :D Hope you have a great day!
http://keepcalmandbookworm.blogspot.com/ & http://bookishbeauty.blogspot.com/ - 09 February, 2012
- Alessandra Nido said...
Great pics ;D
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- honey my heart said...
i heart valentine's day and most anything heart related. that "love" ring is my favorite.
- 09 February, 2012
- Styleclouds said...
Such a sweet post Adele! The bracelet is adorable!! xo, Christina
http://www.styleclouds.de - 09 February, 2012
- Nina Josephine said...
Lovely presents did you choose
- 09 February, 2012
- Valeria said...
Love all of them!! xoxo
www.rockandfrock.com - 09 February, 2012
- Laura said...
Gorgeous picks, I love Jo Malone!
Laura xo - 09 February, 2012
- Anna X. said...
Thank you very much!
I really like the bracelet. - 09 February, 2012
- Neris / Fashion Fractions said...
such a sweet post adele :) and your valentine day plans sound great!
Fashion Fractions - 09 February, 2012
- Kelciie said...
Such sweet gifts. I love the Mulberry bracelet and the Lakeland lavender hearts. I think cooking a meal then cosying up is the best way to spend Valentines day :) x
- 09 February, 2012
- fashion meets art said...
wonderful pictures dear. i love the inspiration.
wish you a wonderful day.
maren anita
FASHION-MEETS-ART by Maren Anita - 09 February, 2012
- beautiful me plus you said...
lovely ideas! I am single though! so its gonna me, my sofa and the chocolates..haha...just found your blog and I love it! you have a new follower! xxx Marina
- 09 February, 2012
- fluff and fripperies said...
Fabulous picks, would be delighted with all of them!
Emma x0
http://www.fluffandfripperies.com/ - 09 February, 2012
- StreetChic said...
very nice post!!!! love your pics! u've got a great style!and a cute blog!!!
do u want to follow each other???
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U CAN ALSO FIND ME ON FACEBOOK http://www.facebook.com/pages/Street-Chic/126609910754628 - 09 February, 2012
- Stylist Steph said...
The lil heart Mulberry bracelet is sooo cute, I hope I get it!!
http://styliststeph.blogspot.com/ - 09 February, 2012
- PS by Dila said...
Cute gifts!
www.PSbyDila.com - 09 February, 2012
- patty and lo said...
oh my gosh! How much do I love the falling heart confetti on your blog??!!! You are adorbs. -dw
www.pattyandlo.com - 09 February, 2012
- THE ALTERNATIVE WIFE said...
I'm exactly the same as you! I wouldn't mind a little something. That Mulberry friendship bracelet or Love lasso ring will do :)
xoxo - 09 February, 2012
- Debby said...
Love Jo Malone scents... bet that candle is yummy!!! xo
- 09 February, 2012
- Mal said...
So many great picks! And I love the little falling hearts on your page, so sweet :-)
Mal @ The Chic Geek - 09 February, 2012
- TheUrbanUmbrella said...
Such cute ideas! Love it!
The Urban Umbrella
http://urbanumbrella.blogspot.com/ - 09 February, 2012
- Biser Sable said...
Oh the red shoes...<3
- 09 February, 2012
- miss b said...
I love Valentine's Day - I would be happy with any of these especially Hotel Chocolat chocolates!
http://missbbobochic.blogspot.com/ - 09 February, 2012
- letizia said...
I like the scented hearts, they're lovely !
That would be perfect for our table on Saint valentine!
http://www.letiziabarcelona.com - 09 February, 2012
- Haute Eyes said...
These selections are so cute!! I love them all! I like your picture up top even more! Would love to hear what you think of my latest posts! THanks, chicky!
http://hauteeyes.com - 09 February, 2012
- Zoe @ The Chic Classmate said...
amazing post!!
http://thechicclassmate.blogspot.com/ - 09 February, 2012
- just tututiny said...
i love v-day so much! so much love in the air =)
Just Tututiny - 09 February, 2012
- Sandra Martinez said...
Love this photos, they are so imaginative!!! I see your blog and is so great darling, you have style and imagination :)
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Follow me and ill do the same sweety :) - 09 February, 2012
- Fashionistable said...
I think it is lovely that you are still excited about Valentines day. I hope you get a pressie too. Xxxx
- 09 February, 2012
- Al said...
I want the candle !
- 10 February, 2012
- Little Tree Vintage said...
so inspiring!
- 10 February, 2012
- Melissah from Scrapbook said...
Love all the valentine's Day inspiration & the falling hearts!
Melissah - 13 February, 2012
- kristina said...
i could really use some scented candles myself adele! and i love that heart-shaped le creuset!


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- The Brother MFC-J4510DW all-in-one printer leads with a stylishly compact chassis and its Web-connectivity rounds out an impressive list of useful features for small offices.
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- Reviewed by: Justin Yu
- Edited by: Rich Brown
- Reviewed on: 11/21/2012
The good: The Brother MFC-J4510DW incorporates new technology including Web-connectivity features, cloud printing, a touch-screen interface, and a freshly-designed paper path that loads horizontally to accommodate longer sheets.
The bad: The printer ships with small reservoir "starter" ink cartridges and its 150-sheet paper capacity demands more frequent refills from busy offices.
The bottom line: The Brother MFC-J4510DW all-in-one printer leads with a stylishly compact chassis and its Web-connectivity rounds out an impressive list of useful features for small offices.
User reviews
Great design in a very small package!
by sailorman_SF on April 18, 2013
Pros: Small footprint
Great touchscreen control
11 x 17 in printing
Very easy set up
Wireless works greatCons: A bit noisy
Paper tray could be a little more robustSummary: was looking for an AIO printer to replace my old Cannon and wanted a new printer to have a small footprint. I looked at Brother, Epson, HP and Cannon. The ...
Summary: was looking for an AIO printer to replace my old Cannon and wanted a new printer to have a small footprint. I looked at Brother, Epson, HP and Cannon. The Brother fit all of my requirements and had the best touch screen display. The touchscreen feels like an iPhone and is very intuitive. The wireless setup was fast and easy and works flawlessly. I really don't understand why other people have trouble with the setup. They must not be reading the instructions. At first the photo quality was not quite up to what I experienced with my old Cannon printer. But with just a few adjustments to the settings and reading the instruction manual, I was able to produce a very vivid photograph of excellent quality. The 11 x 17 in print capability is very cool and I can see that coming in handy when I need to make a brochure or poster. As others have found, this printer can be a bit noisey, but all the other great things about this printer far over shadow the noise. Also, this printer does not do 2-sided scanning, which is available in the next model up. The printer looks great and I am sure enjoying all the extra space on my desk top that this printer is not taking up! Hats off to Brother for an excellent design! I cannot speak to reliability, but with a 2-year warranty from Brother plus and extra year from Staples, I think I'm well covered in case something happens
Worst experience to date. BEWARE Large Footprint!!
by cnetshoe on December 2, 2012
Pros: -Sort of Compact
Cons: -Large footprint
-Not a business multifunction printer
-Software and hardware issues
-Build quality
-Poor print qualitySummary: This printer will not feed and print correctly any type of envelopes because the it isn't compatible when MS Word and has internal feeding issues. The printer overrides MS ...
Summary: This printer will not feed and print correctly any type of envelopes because the it isn't compatible when MS Word and has internal feeding issues. The printer overrides MS Word's custom margins which are needed when printing envelopes. There is a rear manual feed that will not work with envelopes while the front paper tray autofeeder will produce envelope jams 100% of the time. When the paper jam (error) queue is on, there is no way to turn it off until you go through all of the clearing functions. The printer cannot tell whether the jam has been cleared. This is where the large footprint of the machine comes in because you will literally need an extra 12inches in front of the machine, and 8inches of space behind the machine when it is opened for servicing jams. Sure it looks like a compact printer but when it gives you trouble, you'll need to relocate the printer upon service. Also, at every paper jam, the machine cannot be turned off via the power button to clear the paper jam error queue but can only be manually unplugged to reset the queue.
Build quality is horrible. The machine is a rattle bucket and the entire body flexes like cheap plastic. I would not be surprised to see future complaints about the broken top/feeding scanning component as it is 4 pounds and only secured on by two flimsy plastic hinges. -
Hate to say it.... Pass on this one
by GeebeeTech2 on November 27, 2012
Pros: Small footprint
Innovative designCons: Extremely noisy paper feed and printing
Software installation issuesSummary: Wouldn't be a bad printer if it wasn't for the noisy operation.
Summary: Wouldn't be a bad printer if it wasn't for the noisy operation.
- Manufacturer: Brother International
- Part number: MFC-J4510DW-US
- Description: The Business Smart series - a line of color inkjet all-in-ones that delivers the ultimate combination of fast print speeds, easy-to-use features, low cost printing and 11" x 17" printing in a compact design. This wireless all-in-one has a Swipe 3.7" TouchScreen display plus TouchPanel that only shows you the keys you need, plus a new innovative print technology that allows you to store and feed paper in landscape orientation. Nobody said you can't have it all!
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Device Type Fax / copier / printer / scanner
- Copier Type Digital
- Fax Type Plain paper
- Printing Technology Ink-jet - Color
- Monthly Duty Cycle (max) 13000 impressions
- Recommended Monthly Volume 250 - 2000 pages
- Display Diagonal Size 3.7"
- Display Features Touch screen
- Office Machine Features Scan to e-mail,
Scan to network,
Print from memory card,
Save to memory card,
Google Cloud Print ready,
Print from USB flash drive,
Save to USB flash drive Memory
- Standard Memory 128 MB 128 MB
- Supported Flash Memory SDHC Memory Card,
SD Memory Card,
USB flash drive,
Memory Stick Duo,
Memory Stick PRO Duo Copying
- Max Copying Speed up to 12 ppm (mono) / up to 9 ppm (color)
- Max Copying Resolution up to 1200 x 1200 dpi (mono) / up to 1200 x 1200 dpi (color)
- Gray Scale Half-Tones 256
- Max Document Enlargement 400 %
- Max Document Reduction 25 %
- Maximum Copies 99
- Automatic Duplexing Yes
- Copying Features 2 on 1,
4 on 1,
ID Card Copy Printing
- Nozzle Configuration 420 nozzles (black), 3 x 420 nozzles (cyan, magenta, yellow)
- Max Printing Resolution up to 6000 x 1200 dpi (mono) / up to 6000 x 1200 dpi (color)
- Max Printing Speed up to 35 ppm (mono) / up to 27 ppm (color)
- Ink Cartridge Configuration 4 cartridges (1 each: cyan, magenta, yellow, black)
- Ink Palette Supported (Colors) cyan, magenta, yellow, black
- Color 4-ink
- Ink Type Brother Innobella ink
- Automatic Duplexing Yes
- Optical Resolution 2400 x 2400 dpi
- Interpolated Resolution 19200 x 19200 dpi
- Gray Scale Depth 8 bit
- Color Depth 24 bit
- Color Depth (Internal) 48 bit
Fax Machine
- Compatibility Super G3
- Max Transmission Speed 33.6 Kbps
- Data Compression System JPEG,
MMR - Fax Resolutions 203 x 98 dpi,
203 x 196 dpi,
203 x 392 dpi - Reception Memory Capacity 200 pages
- Transmission Memory Capacity 200 pages
- PC Faxing Yes
Fax Machine Features
- Caller ID Yes
- Telephone / Fax Switch Yes
- Broadcast Transmission 250 stations
- Features Distinctive Ring Detection (DRD),
Group dialing,
Automatic redialing,
Dual Access,
Fax forwarding,
Auto reduction Document & Media Handling
- Max Original Size Legal (8.5 in x 14 in)
- Original Type Sheets
- Document Feeder Capacity 20 sheets
- Max Media Size A3/Ledger Ledger/A3 (11.7 in x 17 in)
- Supported Media Type Envelopes,
Plain paper,
Coated paper - Supported Media Sizes Letter A Size (8.5 in x 11 in),
A6 (4.13 in x 5.83 in),
A5 (5.83 in x 8.25 in),
Executive (7.25 in x 10.5 in),
A4 (8.25 in x 11.7 in),
A3 (11.7 in x 16.5 in),
Ledger B Size (11 in x 17 in) - Supported Envelope Sizes Monarch (98.4 x 190.5 mm),
Com-10 (105 x 241 mm),
International C5 (162 x 229 mm),
International DL (110 x 220 mm) - Borderless Photo Sizes Ledger B Size (11 in x 17 in),
A3 (11.7 in x 16.5 in),
4 in x 6 in,
5 in x 7 in,
3.5 in x 5 in,
A6 (4.13 in x 5.83 in),
A4 (8.25 in x 11.7 in),
Letter A Size (8.5 in x 11 in) - Standard Media Capacity 150 sheets
- Bypass Feeder Capacity 1 sheets
- Output Trays Capacity 50 sheets
- Document & Media Handling Details Input tray - 150 sheets - Letter A Size (8.5 in x 11 in)/A4 (8.25 in x 11.7 in),
Bypass tray - 1 sheets - Ledger/A3 (11.7 in x 17 in),
Output tray - 50 sheets,
ADF - 20 sheets size: 5.8 in x 5.8 in - Legal (8.5 in x 14 in) - Speed Details Printing : up to 35 ppm - B/W,
Printing : up to 27 ppm - Color,
Copying : up to 12 ppm - B/W (ISO/IEC 24735),
Copying : up to 9 ppm - Color (ISO/IEC 24735),
Printing : up to 20 ppm - B/W (ISO/IEC 24734),
Printing : up to 18 ppm - Color (ISO/IEC 24734)
- PC Connection Availability Yes
- Interfaces USB host,
USB 2.0 - Interfaces USB 2.0,
USB host,
LAN - Security Protocols & Features WPS,
Secure Print,
Wi-Fi Direct - Operating System Support Apple Mac OS X 10.6.x,
MS Windows 7,
MS Windows Server 2008,
MS Windows Server 2008 R2,
Apple Mac OS X 10.7.x,
MS Windows XP Professional,
MS Windows XP Home Edition,
Apple Mac OS X 10.5.8,
MS Windows Vista,
MS Windows Server 2003 R2,
MS Windows Server 2003 - Software Included Drivers & utilities
- Power AC 120 V ( 50/60 Hz )
- Power Consumption Operational 21 Watt
- Power Consumption Standby 5 Watt
- Power Consumption Sleep 1.5 Watt
- Direct Printing Specifications PictBridge
- Included Accessories Phone cable
- Consumables Included 1 x Cartridge ( Black ) - Brother Innobella LC103BK,
1 x Cartridge ( Cyan ) - Brother Innobella LC103C,
1 x Cartridge ( Magenta ) - Brother Innobella LC103M,
1 x Cartridge ( Yellow ) - Brother Innobella LC103Y Environmental Standards
- ENERGY STAR Qualified Yes
Manufacturer Warranty
- Manufacturer Warranty 2 years warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 2 years,
Technical support - Phone consulting - Lifetime Dimensions & Weight
- Width 18.9 in
- Depth 11.4 in
- Height 7.3 in
- Weight 20.5 lbs
Environmental Parameters
- Sound Emission 50 dBA (operating)
- Min Operating Temperature 50 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 95 °F
- Humidity Range Operating 20 - 80% (non-condensing)
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
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- Manufacturer:Brother International
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100 Somerset Corporate Blvd., Bridgewater, NJ 08807 - Phone: 1-908-704-1700
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Hi folks - quick question: Pommy is constipated - this has happened before and it required an enema. He won't eat so no, I can't get pumpkin into him. Called the ER vet and he recommended "lactone" or "Catallac" but couldn't confirm the spelling. Is anyone familiar with these products? I know one is generally for cats. Thanks!This message has been edited. Last edited by: junk collector, | |||
Sorry to hear this, junk collector, but afraid I can't help as I haven't experienced this before. Would it be possible to call the ER vet back (and talk to a vet tech if the DR isn't available) to clarify the exact name and where you might be able to obtain it after hours on a weekend? Good luck - keep us up-dated. | ||||
Can you call a pharmacy. The one's around her advertise they now do pet meds. Pharmacists are pretty knowlegeble. Also, what about light plum juice- if it is safe for animals that is what my mom's doctor gives her | ||||
Any chance "catallac" is CatLax? Thats a cat laxative, available otc in the pet section at WalMart. Cats like the flavor so much they'll eat it even when they won't eat anything else. I agree with the others - call the vet ER clinic to find out exactly what you need and where to get it. | ||||
UPDATED: Thank you all for your responses. As it turns out, Pommy was not constipated this time. Our Pommy Mommy instincts kicked in and we took him to the ER vet - he was really hurting. No constipation, but rather the same back injury that our sheltie mix had a few months ago. He was just so tensed up that his belly tightened up and we thought it was what we had experienced before. He had need of an enema in the past, so we thought it was the same thing. This particular injury does not show up on X-rays, so we're grateful the vet did a thorough exam. At any rate, it's been a long night here and I feel just awful - If I had thought he was feeling poorly he would not have gone to the groomers today. As it is, he is now on the same two week restriction as Lazy girl was back in May/June. Fortunately, we have the right meds on hand to get us through the weekend and I can schedule a f/u with our regular vet. And this is my "mellow" dog who loves his kennel. Not like his sister who tore up her paw trying to get out of hers (thus resulting in a secondary injury), so keeping him still will be a lot easier. Soooooo..... first thing tomorrow, the rugs are going back in the kitchen (pulled those out two weeks ago to clean and didn't get to it). That *&%#!! linoleum (pardon my language) has got to go. It is so slick it has now hurt both dogs and I've lost count of the number of times I've slipped. Fortunately, the Kitchen Contractor is also scheduled to come in tomorrow so we can finalize plans - and pick out a TEXTURED floor. Nothing slick.This message has been edited. Last edited by: junk collector, | ||||
So glad Pommy got the proper diagnosis and will be just fine with a little time. As difficult as it may have been, this is a clear example of why taking an ailing pet to a qualified vet rather than guessing based on previous experience from a layman/pet owner's perspective is the best course of action to take. It might be after hours and cost a bit more but, sometimes, those are the hours that count. Glad that things have worked out as well as they have! | ||||
You're right. We do not take chances with our pups and are fortunate that we can make decisions based on need and not on cost, location, or hours of operation. So many others do not have 24 hour services available. Also fortunate that the vet understood exactly why we thought it was constipation, but still gave him a good once over. He is pretty miserable right now, but no longer shaking or crying. He's on the anti-inflamatory, but we will need to pick up the pain meds as well. Lazy didn't need those, but she's a trooper. He loves his kennel so is hiding in there, but now I'm worried we'll have to find his lampshade. He gets sores in summer and is sitting in the kennel licking his feet. This is a seasonal thing and is ok if left alone. But if he is just sitting in there licking we'll need meds for that too. And on top of everything else, DH found a flea on him, so I am cleaning and doing extra laundry. Fleas are not the norm here, so it is easy to control, but on top of everything else it is a bit inconvenient. They don't bother Lazy for some reason, but every year we find he has picked it up somewhere. They both got their dose of meds for that yesterday too, so the problem should resolve itself quickly. | ||||
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CHESTER — Mayor John Linder said Chester police officers followed "all protocol" when they shot and killed three dogs during an incident last week near Chester High School.
Police responded Friday afternoon to a complaint at Ninth and Barclay streets, where three pit bulls were being transported in the back of a pickup truck by civilians, according to a statement released by Police Commissioner Joseph Bail. Two of the dogs began violently attacking the third dog, but the handlers could not separate the dogs and contacted police.
The officers initially fired at least five shots at the dogs using a handgun before utilizing a shotgun to kill the dogs.
The incident took place within a block of Chester High School. A bystander caught the shootings on video and posted the footage to YouTube.com.
Linder read a written statement at Wednesday's council meeting defending the officers' use of deadly force.
"While no one wants to bring harm to an animal, and certainly it is not the intent of our police to do so, after careful review of the investigation conducted, I believe that our police department acted in the best interest of the public's safety," Linder said. "(P)olice personnel immediately arrived on scene and assessed the severity of the situation. They took immediate action to ensure that no one in the vicinity could be harmed.
"Given the violent history of the animals in question and the overwhelming nature of the attack, it was within the scope of police who acted. ... All protocol was followed and no subsequent injury or damage to property occurred."
Linder said police usually work with the city's animal control officer in such situations, but because of "exigent circumstances and the magnitude of the situation" immediate police action was necessary.
"It is important to note that both our police and animal control (officer) maintain a relationship with animal protective service professionals who concluded that necessary action had to be taken in this particular case," Linder said.
In an interview after the meeting, Linder said the police department has worked with animal control officials to take many dogs to shelters or place them in homes. He added that the officers did not desire to shoot the dogs. Continued...
"In that particular case, it was not a good situation," Linder said. "We don't want to be known as a place that abuses animals or kills dogs."
Linder said the officers utilized a shotgun to kill the dogs because the pistol shots were not effective. He said the officers were fearful the dogs could exit the truck and potentially attack people nearby. Linder said two of the dogs were shot in the truck and the third was killed after exiting.
The drivers informed officers that one of the dogs had a history of viciousness, Linder said, but the officers had no way of knowing whether the dogs were rabid or fighting dogs.
"I know it's disturbing to many," Linder said during the meeting, "But I want to bring the facts out."
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If magnificent glaciers, spectacular wildlife and grand mountain vistas sound like your ideal setting for a getaway, you'll need to etch a trip to Alaska on your travel bucket list now.
With scenes straight out of the Discovery Channel, Alaska is a sanctuary of untamed splendour for those who want to get away from the daily grind of city life.
Armed with layers of clothing, trusty binoculars and telephoto lenses, we made the trip to Alaska early this summer.
And it was quite the trip of a lifetime.
To see a multitude of natural land and seascapes, we visited the Interior, South-central and Inside Passage of Alaska, which together offered a perfect land-and-sea vacation.
First up was Denali National Park, the crown jewel of America's national park system and highlight of Alaska's Interior region.
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As the United States' first wildlife sanctuary established in 1917, Denali National Park was set aside to protect the abundant wildlife species residing in the park.
In the early days, visitors travelled from afar to experience a touch of unspoiled wildlife and majestic scenery.
90 years on, nothing has changed.
From the moment we approached the reserve in our car along George Parks Highway, we felt tiny in the grand arena of snow-capped mountain peaks (in summer, no less), massive expanse of forests, thawing tundra and blossoming wildflowers.
In the distance stood the honored Mt McKinley, a mountaineer's dream and the highest peak in North America, one that reaches a staggering 20,320 feet.
As if it were not enigmatic enough, the mountain is only fully visible one out of three days and shrouded in a mystical veil of clouds the rest of the time.
For us, Mt McKinley was partially obscured by significant cloud cover during the days we were in Denali. This did nothing to dampen our mood but added to the aura and beauty of the place.
In fact, the cloudy skies were a boon to our wildlife spotting attempts, as the animals proved to be more active in cooler weather.
To explore the reserve, you journey on park-run buses along the Denali Park Road, which parallels the Alaskan mountain ranges. Driving is disallowed.
The shuttle buses allows you to disembark and re-board anywhere along the road, which means you can experience the wildlife sanctuary on your own terms.
And so the fun starts.
Aboard the shuttle bus, passengers act as extra eyes of the driver.
On our trip, the eagle-eyed Sherlocks among us would frequently shout "Stop!" whenever wildlife was spotted, rendering the full-day road-trip deep into the wild extremely eventful.
You need not wait long before animals appear.
Within fifteen minutes of the journey, our bus came to a complete stop.
Majestically trotting across the road right ahead of us were two wild moose, as if to stop us to remind that this park was, indeed, theirs.
Minutes later, a teenager yelped and our eyes rested on a community of grizzly bears. Several meters away from a massive grizzly that was fast asleep was an adorable cub, learning to forage for its own food.
A symphony of cameras shutters went off – those ranging from cute point-and-shoots to heavy duty ones mounted with professional white lenses – often the only sounds in the stillness of the park.
In all, we spotted four of the iconic "big five"– moose, bears, dall sheep and wolves. Outstanding was the caribou, otherwise known as the reindeer, popularised by the Santa Claus legend.
But we knew it was not a zoo; it was a treasure trove of wilderness waiting to be slowly uncovered, and wildlife sightings were never guaranteed. Go with this mindset, and you will be amazed.
The Eielsen Visitor Center, located 106km into the park, is an excellent place to learn about the natural resources of the area. Rangers take groups on guided walks that focused on the flora in the area.
Denali National Park is an absolute hiker's paradise, unfettered by well-established trails and bush aids commonly found in many destinations.
As rangers explained, it is the park's philosophy that the most complete experience would be created through unstructured exploring.
To be sure, there are several short trails that act as handy stepping-stones for those less accustomed to hiking, such as the Savage River trail.
If you are game for more adventure, create your own route and explore the splendid tundra forests or forge the banks of bubbling rivers. If you dare, you can even attempt to make it to the top of glaciers.
There is literally no limit to where you can hike.
Park rangers issue tips on how to manage bear sightings during hikes. Always make your presence known, they say, hike in groups and make noise to prevent shocking a bear into provocation.
We didn't encounter grizzlies up-close on our hikes – till now I can't quite decide that was our fortune or not – although we saw many of park's smaller but no less fascinating creatures.
Friendly marmots literally posed for the cameras, and gulls vainly fluffed their feathers akin models in a couture fashion show. The ptarmigan – the Alaskan state bird – displayed key lessons on camouflage, as its feathers turn from brown to white in the winter.
Back at the Denali's Visitor Centre, sled-dog demonstrations were available, and the Alaskan huskies stole the hearts of many dog-lovers.
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Yes, the atmosphere and grandeur were great at first, but there's this thing called "fridge logic" which can potentially sour it all up after.
I loved the movie when I walked out of the theater, but the more I sat there and though about it after, the less and less I liked it.
They tell us to leave our brain at home when we go see movies like DOTM and The Avengers, but I never thought I'd have to do the same with this movie.
Whether or not you liked Ridley Scotts Prometheus, you have to admit, the scientists in it were pretty crappy. They touch potentially hazardous foreign substances, interact with alien species, and poorly communicate with their crew. All in all, very dangerous stuff. A comedy troupe called Barely Political noticed that too and created what theyre calling a Prometheus Pre-Prequel featuring Weyland Industries scientists training for their trip. Its very funny stuff.
Anyone else here grew up with the Alien movies? i had since i was a kid starting with Alien on video when i was 4 as i thought it was one of the scariest movies i've seen then i went to see Aliens in theaters when i was 5 3 times and thought it was one of the coolest movies i've ever seen. I had seen R-rated movies in theaters, video and cable since i was 4 as my parents didn't mind me watching and seeing R-rated movies as they knew i love Sci-fi, horror, fantasy, action and comedy including my bigger brother. I had the toys and t-shirts of Aliens as a kid including the movie magazine and played the arcade game which was badass, i even saw Alien 3 when i was 10 in theaters and Alien 4 as a teen.
Did anyone else collected the comics as well including the uber-cool Superman vs. Aliens crossover comic? i did and also Alien vs. Predator comics as well. Superman vs. Aliens was an epic story that was almost as good as Batman vs. Predator. i also have BVP trilogy, Superman vs. Predator, Batman vs. Aliens 1 & 2, Green Lantern vs. Aliens, JLA/Predators and even Superman and Batman vs. Aliens and Predator.
Cool chart!
Also what do you guys think will happen on the date from the image from the end credits?
10.11.12??? Blu-ray release or some sequel news. Hope we get some light on it at the Comic Con.
Nice find. I was thinking along similar lines - that the Engineers used the black liquid to create life forms, and their exposure to one of their creations gave rise to the Aliens - if I recall correctly, at least one of the Engineer bodies had chestburster injuries.
Seems about right for a Blu-Ray release date...Also what do you guys think will happen on the date from the image from the end credits?
10.11.12??? Blu-ray release or some sequel news. Hope we get some light on it at the Comic Con.
I don't know, I also received this via e-mail:
Looks too big for just a Blu-ray release date. Also according to Blu-ray.com Prometheus has a release date and it's October 9, 2012!
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http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ic-mike-356583The studio's big summer bet was Ridley Scott's Prometheus, June's sort-of Alien prequel. The $130 million-budgeted film grossed a solid but not spectacular $303 million globally, putting it right on the franchise bubble. Fox confirms to THR that Scott and the studio actively are pushing ahead with a follow-up (stars Michael Fassbender and Noomi Rapace are signed) and are talking to new writers because Prometheus co-scribe Damon Lindelof might not be available. "Ridley is incredibly excited about the movie, but we have to get it right. We can't rush it," says Fox president of production Emma Watts, who also has overseen the successful reboots of the X-Men and Planet of the Apes franchises. A Prometheus sequel would be released in 2014 or 2015.
P.S. Looks like Battleship is dead. Too bad, I liked it.
Seen it today (just released in Spain) and I will say it is disappointing... at least. Don't want to call it a bad movie, but the amount of nonsense in it is very very high. Some great ideas and some great sequences but lots of ridiculous things.
Ending part (jockey hunting Noomi) is cheap crap. Same as zombie action scene, no one caring about zombie action scene and half crew dead, dumb scientists getting lost and dieing, no one caring about dumb scientists getting lost or drones finding fucking lifeforms, no one caring about Noomi getting pregnant or running around after surgery, Jockeys showing humanity the place where they make weapons of mass destruction, no one knowing or caring about Mr Wayland... and all the intelligent design shit. Nearly all the action/horror sequences are bad (only good one is Noomi's surgery, which is a great one) and lack any kind of drama. Nearly all characters are irrelevant (and pretty dumb).
The 35 minutes of deleted scenes!
About the Blu-ray.
I'm sorry, but this is seriously stupid. So, in order for people to understand the movie...they''ll have to buy the Blu-ray. Apparently, these days it's just not enough for you to watch the movie in the theater..and understand it. : rol
It's like they admit that the film was a mess and now they want to "fix" everything. The Blu-ray trailer says "Questions will be answered". Really? Are we really there now? Was it too hard for them to explain everything in the theatrical version?
Maybe it's just me, but I think that this is beyond moronic. It's the first time I've seen anything like it. I hope that this is not the beginning of a new trend: "Hey folks, watching the movie in the theater is not enough. If you want answers, if you want to understand it - buy the Blu-ray."
Here's the ridiculous Blu-ray trailer that left me scratching my head:
"You know why the departures and the arrivals at LAX are on separate levels? So the 30,000 heartbreakers that come here each month don't notice the 30,000 that are leaving with their hearts broken."
Will the Blu-ray answer questions like why the hell were all the characters playing hot potato with the idiot ball?
It's just a clever advertising. Nothing more. Maybe many people will be fooled by this, that's their problem. I have to agree that they added pretty interesting scenes in this trailer. Too bad they won't solve the problems this movie has.
Overall I think this movie had a great viral campaign. Don't forget that there's a special "investor announcement" coming in 10 days.
There's folks out there who prefer the convenience of watching movies via internet-based video streaming/rental services like Netflix, iTunes, Hulu, pay-per-view, etc. (I'm becoming one of these people) that are gonna be at a disadvantage. The plot of the movie should be explained within the movie. That's why I hate it when folks say things like, "well if you read the book/comic/expanded universe you will understand!" No, just no. I have no time for that. Now we got a freakin' Blu-ray trailer...an AD...saying "well if you buy our expensive four-disc Blu-ray set you will understand!"
My attitude towards these super mega über collectors' editions is waning. After thinking about it, I realized that I rarely ever watch the special features more than once. Most of the time it's you're concept art, animation, story boards, inspiration, pre-visualization, blooper reels, commentaries, etc. It's starting to bore me, especially when a lot of that stuff is already on the internet, free to watch. There are a few exceptions (Transformers for example), but these days I just wanna watch the movie.
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Whatever people say about Prometheus (plot holes, plain characters etc.), we have to give Ridley a credit that he created another very distinct universe which if continued to be developed could turn to another fan favorite franchise. And if indeed they find a plausible way to connect the Alien movie with Prometheus, Blade Runner and Blade Runner sequel then this might be one of the greatest sci-fi franchises ever.Seventy years separate the timelines of Ridley Scotts directorial efforts Blade Runner and Prometheus, but a new Easter Egg suggests the plots take place in the same world. Available on DVD/Blu-ray in just a couple of days, Prometheus will have a special feature that reveals a few lines of text supposedly written by Peter Weyland (Guy Pearce). The text, which you can read after the jump, talks about Weylands mentor, a creator of synthetic lifeforms who will be instantly familiar to fans of Scotts 1982 sci-fi classic, Blade Runner. This may be a simple nod to the fans that connects Scotts works or perhaps it hints at a potential crossover in the planned sequel to Blade Runner.
P.S. Oh, and don't forget - tomorrow more questions will be answered:
I came across the original script before Lindelof got his mitts on it. Haven't finished reading it yet but just got started.
I thought this is the most underrated movie of the year and i saw it 3 times in theaters and glad to have it on blu-ray.
Anyone else it wasn't dumbed down for a PG-13 rating cause that would had been insulting just like AVP, i mean some PG-13 action movies can be great like Avengers or Transformers but NEVER a PG-13 installment to a R-rated mature franchise like Alien, Predator, Robocop, Terminator, Die Hard etc. as those franchise are meant to be R-rated. I'm glad the studios listened after fans boycotted the idea of the film being PG-13 and they did the same for Expandables 2, we can prevent franchises from being PG-13 sugarcoated as they need to be respected for what they were. I didn't pay a dime to see Die Hard 4 in theaters as i had to wait for the 2-disc unrated cut which was a wise choice and i didn't pay a nickle to see Terminator 4 in it's theatrical neutered cut as i had to wait for the R-rated cut on blu-ray. Now there should be an online boycott if Die Hard 5 gets screwed with another PG-13 rating as it needs to go back it's R-rated adult roots and i hope they will listen but luckily that guy at Fox who screwed up DH 4 got fired now and hopefully there is a chance for a non-family DH movie as teens grow up you know.


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After we logged into the Claustral visitors book, one car was left behind while we drove the others down the highway to Ranon's entrance.
The path in was pretty much expected of the Blue Mountain bush, with no clear or well travelled path to be seen. We raced into the thick at top speed though, eagerly looking forward to the days activities.
After about 30mins, Julie the trail leader noted we had not vied far enough and we found our selves peering over a fairly high drop. Instead of backtracking and looking for the 'traditional' canyon entrance, we thought that our current location was as good as any from which to abseil in. In hindsight this was a great decision, as it turned out to be a fantastic abseil. So over we went. The abseil required a 60m rope, then the 35m and 50m tired together to see us down to the bottom. What an abseil – straight through the thick line of ferns buried into a mossy cliff face. We landed in ankle deep water; in some of the most amazing scenery I have ever experience. And that's how the day started.
After another 45mins of level hiking though sometimes very narrow paths to fairly open paths, the water levels started increasing, so we decided to get into our wetsuits. We found a small waterfall to wet our appetite with, and took a few pics posing under it.
The next step was a 3m jump into a pool, then straight into a series of very narrow corridors.
The first proper abseil of the canyon was straight forward 15m into a pretty deep pool, which led onto another narrow corridor. Though this was the first time doing this canyon for us (Jon and Trev), we were told by the more experienced canyoners in the group, that water levels were much higher than normal, due to recent rainfalls. This meant there was a significant amount or water pumping over all the abseils we did, possibly increasing the difficulty, but definitely increasing the fun!
I have heard many theories why this canyon is named the way it is. I reckon it's because of the flow of the land - everything just ran-on beautifully from the previous landscape.
The second abseil was brilliant, Julie scaled down and waited in the pool at what we thought was the bottom – but the canyon lived up to its name and the descents just kept on running. This was just a temporary deep pool, which required us to swim across before attempting the second half of the abseil. Immediately after this there was yet another 25 abseil to navigate, all whilst the water whirled around us and roared in our ears as it tumbled down into each successive pool.
At the bottom of this series of abseils, Ranon runs into Claustral canyon, just down from the black hole of
At this stage we went a little further before finding a small sand beach, where we stopped for lunch and ate while admiring the contrasting landscape and scenery all around us. After lunch, we again took a quick detour to see something special. Shane led us into some small darkened caves, which required us to slither through some narrow gaps, before looking up in the darkness to see a mass of beautiful blue glow worms all around us!
We headed towards the exit after this, navigating and scrambling over and around rocks for another hour or so. There were a few swims, as well as some challenging hand-over-hand descents and jumps, which kept the adrenalin pumping until the very end.
The hike out took us approximately and hour and a half. We discovered that leeches are attracted to Shane like bees to honey, as several of them decided to hitch a ride up the mountain on his legs.
We returned to our cars at approximately
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But she said she never heard back from Dowless or anyone at the university, so she was surprised in March when she received an email from an administrative assistant at Shorter asking if she was attending a Board of Trustees' meeting.
"I emailed her back and said I was not approved on the board," McNiece said. "She emailed me back and said, I think you are."
She went to the board meeting even though she was unsure about her status but said no one talked to her. She assumed she wasn't on the Board of Trustees.
McNiece said she was surprised when Shorter University's May 4 commencement program listed her on the Board of Trustees as "Mayor Evie McNiece."
She later wrote an email to Dowless saying she did want to be on the board. But to this day, she has never heard anything from Dowless or anyone from Shorter except for that administrative assistant, she said.
According to Shorter spokeswoman Dawn Tolbert, however, McNiece was on the Board of Trustees but resigned. She referred any further questions about the situation to McNiece.
McNiece said, to her knowledge, she had never been approved by the Board of Trustees of the Georgia Baptist Convention, which also has to give its approval.
The situation is a misunderstanding between McNiece and Dowless, said Nelson Price, who was chairman of the board when McNiece was asked to join last year.
"Two very special people, both who have admirable character, have a misunderstanding which can easily be resolved," Price said.
McNiece said while she accepted the invitation last June, she doesn't feel as if she could now.
"I do love Shorter," she said. "It is an asset to our city. Unfortunately, they are in turmoil now."
More than 60 staff and faculty members resigned after the Board of Trustees passed a measure that required them to sign a Faith and Personal Lifestyle statement in which they agree, among other things, to "reject as acceptable all sexual activity not in agreement with the Bible, including, but not limited to, premarital sex, adultery and homosexuality."