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Nearly 5 years ago, NCI developed an innovative approach to addressing cancer health disparities when it initiated the Special Populations Networks (SPNs). The purpose of SPNs was to build an infrastructure for promoting cancer awareness within minority and medically underserved communities. If the concept worked well, it would lead to more research and cancer control activities targeting special populations.
Today, 18 SPNs focus on cancer in Asian American, Hispanic, African American, American Samoan, Native Hawaiian, Appalachian, American Indian, and Alaska Native communities. Seventeen of the 18 networks are affiliated with a university, hospital, or NCI-sponsored cancer center. The exception, Papa Ola Lokahi, is owned and operated by the Hawaiian community. They have helped bring a fresh approach to disparities research by recommending research directions and posing research questions. Through population studies, SPNs have helped confirm the extent of disparities in minority and underserved populations.
SPNs have developed and enhanced many community-based partnerships by opening lines of communications and bringing together universities, cancer centers, health professionals' organizations, and communities on cancer disparities. Most importantly, SPNs have led to an increase in cancer screening and access to and participation in clinical trials.
More than 300 investigators and community-based clinicians from around the United States and 6 jurisdictions that make up the U.S.- associated Pacific attended the Cancer Health Disparities Summit 2004 from July 18-20 in Washington, D.C. They exchanged data, shared ideas, and reported on their progress. The Cancer Information Service, a partner in the SPNs project, also participated in the conference and provided an overview of its outreach and education work in support of SPNs, which included public education campaigns tailored to specific communities.
This meeting comes at a critical time in NCI's ongoing efforts to address cancer health disparities. The SPNs program will end in early 2005 and be replaced by the Community Networks Program to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities. This new 5-year program will build on the work of SPNs by providing $24 million per year, starting in fiscal year 2005 to fund 18 to 22 grants per year. The program will focus on improving cancer interventions in underserved communities, redirecting attention from awareness of disparities to actually eliminating disparities. The new program will expand capacity to support community-based education, research, and training programs by developing community-based participatory and training programs and promoting longevity for programs that reduce cancer disparities.
A Town Hall session on the first day of the meeting featured Dr. Harold Freeman, director of NCI's Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities and Dr. Mark Clanton, NCI deputy director for Cancer Care Delivery Systems.
"It's wonderful now that we have researchers from these communities," Dr. Freeman told conference participants as he traced the history of NCI's interest in cancer health disparities to a 1973 paper by Dr. LaSalle Leffall, Jr. and Dr. U.K. Henschke that "put this issue on the map" by calling attention to the striking difference in cancer mortality in African Americans. Dr. Leffall currently serves on the President's Cancer Panel.
Dr. Clanton told summit participants that addressing cancer disparities is an integral part of NCI's strategic priorities. "The strategic emphasis that we have in this area makes your work vitally important," said Dr. Clanton. He also pointed out that the need to address disparities remains a high priority on NCI's agenda.
SPN investigators have published more than 130 journal articles based on research from the SPNs. It is notable that the SPNs have acquired an additional $20 million beyond NCI grants for the purpose of funding cancer awareness, research, and training programs. The SPNs also have identified and trained a number of minority researchers who are now working on SPN projects.


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GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - The State Patrol is warning Wisconsinites of yet another scam.
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I love email. Email is my absolute favourite form of communication. There's nothing I love more than getting into a long email chat with someone. Generally I find myself more comfortable composing an email than making conversation with someone. I'm not sure why, maybe because I have more time to think about what I'm saying. But as much as I love email, it is far from perfect and sometimes emails can go wrong. Here are four reasons how that can happen:
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It can be hard to convey the right tone in email. Sometimes you can unintentionally come off sounding overly serious and formal.
Littering emails with LOLz and exclamations marks (or both) changes the tone from serious to idiotic.
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Sometimes you might spend a considerable amount of time composing an email. So much so that your email is less like an email and more like a light-hearted friend essay.
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This is especially bad if you spend nearly all of your time emailing and waiting around for replies and so commences a bout of endless paranoid mind-trickery. It's bad news for both people involved. The original sender freaks out because they spent ages writing an email to which they never got a reply. And the recipient has unknowingly caused upset by not replying because they're either too busy or just forgot. On rare and sad occasions the sender might completely flip out and follow up their original email with something like this:
To conclude: I love email but every now and again it can cause severe social awkwardness, send your boss the wrong message and can prompt people think you're stupid, devoid of a sense of humour and/or hate you by accident.
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Following a high-profile campaign and an extensive review period, the new curriculum framework for England was announced last week.
The first draft of the curriculum proposed by the government was widely challenged by arts audiences and institutions alike, with changes to drama, dance and design technology criticized as marginalizing arts-based subjects.
The new revised curriculum has generally been regarded as an improvement on earlier drafts– drama is now mentioned in the statutory part of the document, albeit briefly. But there are still concerns about the absence of film and dance. There are also worries about the falling number of pupils taking arts-based GCSEs: they dropped by 14% between 2010 and 2013. Some have argued that this is due to the introduction of the EBacc school accountability measure. Clearly there is cause for concern and so we and the nine other Bridge organizations -commissioned a series of regional reports to investigate the changing relationship between schools and cultural education across the country.
We spoke to schools and arts organizations across Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and North Kent to explore barriers and opportunities they face daily with cultural education. Among other conclusions the report found that:
These findings in turn led to a number of recommendations to improve the provision and status for arts-based subjects:
The full report and a digested summary are available to read online.
In short, there is a vital role for Bridge organizations in engaging with schools, supporting them and brokering relationships with cultural organizations. If we don't support our young people in developing an appreciation of the arts they will be missing out on a key element of their education.
What do you think of the recommendations made?
Find out how you can help us make a case for the arts and make your voice heard against proposed cuts.
It has been revealed in a report by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) that the arts contributes an estimated £5.9 billion of value to the economy annually, and nationally is a £12.4-billion industry making a significant impact on employment and tourism.
The research comes as no surprise. Here at the Royal Opera House we're experiencing huge public interest in opera and ballet. So far this Season, The Royal Ballet and The Royal Opera have played to houses averaging 97% attendance with - to use just one production as an example - 108,000 people seeing The Nutcracker either here or in their local cinema. We're not alone either: despite the challenging economic climate, across the UK, the number of people who experience and/or take part in the arts each year has risen to a record 78%.
We continue to broaden our audiences because we believe that the arts inspire, uplift and (above all) enrich people's lives. But we also recognize the responsibility that prestigious and iconic cultural organizations carry to grow the visitor economy and seizing international opportunities.
The CEBR report reveals that 32% of visits to the UK involved some engagement with the arts and culture, with an annual additional impact of £856m. Through cinemas (we broadcast to 900 screens across 32 countries), digital activity (such as the recent Royal Opera LIVE streaming day) and initiatives such as our recent visits to Brazil and Tasmania, we continue to fly the flag for UK culture.
All this is possible through consistent investment from Arts Council England and through the revenues we generate through ticket sales, commercial activity and generous private philanthropy (just over £3 for every £1 of public support).
The report also touches on the valuable contribution that cultural organizations can make to revitalizing communities. It is possible to rebalance economies that have seen traditional industry decline and move towards a knowledge-based economic model. As we're seeing in Thurrock and the Thames Gateway since the creation of the High House Production Park, and since the establishment of ROH Bridge; placing the arts at the heart of a community can raise aspirations, foster community cohesion and open up new opportunities. It's vital that we continue to lobby for the inclusion of the arts in the curriculum and inspire young people about careers both in front of and behind the curtain, regardless of their economic or cultural background.
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Northwest Indiana offers a great variety of first-class entertainment.
Professional theater, symphonic music, Las Vegas-style headliners and standup comedy are just some of the enticements our area offers.
One of the great benefits of staying close to home for your cultural events is that all the venues offer ample free parking and tickets generally cost much less than you'll pay in Chicago. Even better, region theaters, symphony orchestras and many community theaters offer great discounts on tickets and a host of other benefits to season subscribers.
Theatre at the Center is NWI's only professional company presenting Broadway musicals and comedies. This year's season has begun, offering hot new shows and well-loved favorites such as: "The Fox on the Fairway," "What a Glorious Feeling" (the making of "Singin' in the Rain"), "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," just off Broadway's "Godspell" and the musical version of "A Christmas Carol." Special events include Switchback's contemporary Celtic music on March 10 and Munster's own Kevin Burke in "Defending the Caveman" in June. Contact www.TheatreAtTheCenter.com
The Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra and maestro Kirk Muspratt will present 14-year-old piano phenom Nadia Azzi on March 8, with the orchestra also performing Berlioz's popular "Symphonie Fantastique." NISO's Youth Orchestra's spring concert will be May 19. Contact www.nisorchestra.org
The Venue in Hammond's Horseshoe Casino presents Las Vegas and headline performers in music and comedy.
Upcoming concerts include Yes on March 16 and Bobby Womack on March 23. www.horseshoehammond.com
Hammond is also home to the talented Towle Theatre troupe, offering four productions in its subscription series. The next production playing Feb. 22 through March 10, is "Tomorrow Morning," a musical filled with humor and sensitivity. www.towletheater.org
The Star Plaza showcases a wide variety of entertainment in Merrillville. George Thorogood & The Destroyers will rock out on March 3, and to soften things up, the Indiana Ballet Theatre will present "Cinderella" on April 18. www.starplazatheatre.com
Chicago Street Theatre is the cutting edge theater – continually offering diverse programming – in Valparaiso. It will be bringing "The Graduate," the inspired movie hit of the Sixties – to life on stage April 12 through 27. Chicago Street Theatre's programming is also comprised of a One Night Jam series including the amazing folk legend Dan Navarro on March 24.
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Right down the street from Chicago Street Theatre is the historically charming Memorial Opera House. "Guys and Dolls" – the perfect musical comedy, will be playing Feb. 22 through March 3. It also offers Lunchtime Cabarets.
Check out its performances at www.mohlive.com.
Valparaiso Theatrical Company presents live theater to raise money for charitable organizations. Join VTC May 3 through 12 at the Porter County Expo Center for its production of "Almost, Maine," a charming romantic comedy. www.valparaisotheatricalcompany.org
Looking for an entertainment destination featuring everything from local bands to top-tier entertainment? Michigan City's Blue Chip Casino's lineup has a lot to offer at www.bluechipcasino.com. The Crawpuppies will be performing Feb. 23, The Neverly Brothers will hit the stage on March 1 and the list goes on!
The LaPorte County Symphony Orchestra is a pillar of musical excellence and will bring the famous father and son duo; pianist Richard Ridenour joined by Canadian Brass trumpeter Brian Ridenour in a "Trumpet Invasion" concert April 20 at the Civic Auditorium in LaPorte.
Contact www.lcso.net.
So beat the winter blues and cabin fever by experiencing the best entertainment at the crossroads of America.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- A local man who has sacrificed parts of his body to safe his life is adjusting to a new life after being fit with a prosthesis.
Danny Spayd is adjusting to his new hand - what he calls his "Terminator" hand, controlled by his own muscles. Simple gestures are possible again after Danny said he chose to have his hand amputated in May.
What he thought was a cyst near his wrist turned out to be a malignant tumor. Danny had two options, lose his hand to make sure he got the cancer, or try and save the hand and run the risk the cancer would return.
Dr. Shawn price said the sarcoma like Danny had is rare but dangerous when diagnosed.
To give himself an extra weapon in the fight Danny is also undergoing chemo. His full head of hair now gone, Danny said it is tougher than losing his hand. A man with a sense of humor, he also said it doesn't take two hands to eat a whopper.
He did say he's thrilled he'll soon have two hands again to regain his life. A life with no guarantees the cancer is gone for good, but he said he'll never give up.
So Danny said he has some new rules on life: First of all cherish it and your loved ones - like your wife. It's okay to cry, and it's okay to laugh. And finally, offer others a helping hand.
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- A former Idaho State Correctional Institution officer has been arrested on charges he had sex with at least one inmate at the men's prison.
The Ada County prosecutor's office charged 30-year-old Roberto Guiller Escobedo Monday with two counts sexual contact with a prisoner. The felony charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison upon conviction.
Escobedo was booked in the Ada County Jail Thursday.
Spokesman Jeff Ray declined to detail the charges against Escobedo or whether the former prison official is accused of having sex with two inmates or one inmate twice.
The Idaho Statesman reports Escobedo worked at the state Correction Department from 2010 until January.


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The All-Purpose Swivel Light from Thermacell can be attached to any full-sized mosquito repellant appliance, allowing you to see at night, while providing protection from bothersome insects. The light also features an attached clip allowing for use on hats, belts or most any other outdoor gear.
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15' beam
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Respect and love. It's rare to read, watch or hear a leading news story that highlights goodness.
The simple explanation is that extraordinary events are newsworthy and common events are not.
Coverage of the lethal mayhem at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school earlier this month put mental health on the public agenda.
Community response following the unexpected violent act includes examples of the healthy feelings of respect and love expressed to those who are grieving.
Art It Out Therapy Center founder/director Teresa Woodruff believes that most children will hear about the classroom horror in Connecticut and suggests to parents, "Tell your version of the event, keep it simple, make your child feel safe. Tell them they are safe. You can talk about what their school plans are for emergencies, you can validate their fears."
Woodruff is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Board Certified Registered Art Therapist, Trauma and Loss Clinical Specialist, Certified Anger Management Specialist, and a Georgia Certified Art Teacher. Her belief is that teaching a child how to express feelings appropriately is the most important thing for sound mental health.
Teaching children and adolescents appropriate ways to release stress is the most common therapy goal at Woodruff's practice. A reusable, kid-sized volcano model is the visual aid of choice for the therapists.
Baking soda is spooned into the hollow of the volcano, representing storing stress inside one's self. Vinegar is used to represent new stress. New stress, when added to existing, stored stress, causes a physical reaction.
Playing with the volcano science experiment demonstrates how unexpressed feelings can grow to be destructive to self and others within eruption range.
Appropriate outlets for stress are talked about during the play session; creating art, writing in a journal, and exercise are things young people can do to release stress.
Art It Out, located in the Governor's Ridge office complex on Powers Ferry Road, was the first art and play therapy private practice in Cobb, according to Woodruff, who also gives notice that Georgia College in Milledgeville now offers a Master of Arts in Art Therapy. The program started this fall and is the first master level degree in art therapy offered in the state.
Woodruff is a member of the Georgia chapter of American Art Therapy Association. She is a painter who first used paint and paper to express herself at the age of five.
Woodruff employs three contract therapists, and one part time administrative assistant who is responsible for majority of back office work.
Q. What's the best thing about your job?
A. Working with kids and seeing that the therapy helps them.
Q. What is the best thing about East Cobb?
A. I love the families. They truly care about helping their children. I always give homework and the kids and families always do it.
Q. Why did you choose to open your business in East Cobb?
A. It's a short commute, I live nearby. Once I started here, I developed relationships with school counselors in the area and other health care professionals in the complex. We work well together, is why I stay here.
Q. Why did you pick this kind of business?
A. I started out as an art teacher in a public school. I realized that children had problems and I realized that I wanted to help individuals with their specific problems, so, after two months of teaching, I went back to school to get my masters and became an art therapist.
Q. What are some of the services you offer that people may not know about?
A. All we do here is use art and play therapy. We believe in behavior modification. Learning social skills and learning how to express feelings appropriately helps most children.
Q. When did you start your business?
A. I started my own practice in 2008. I worked by myself and then in eight months I hired the next therapist and we've kept growing.
Q. How did your business get started?
A. In 2007, I had just graduated from the University of Louisville with a Masters in Counseling with a concentration in Art Therapy and came home and looked for a job.
There were no art therapy jobs available, so, I decided to create my own work.
I made cold calls to Cobb County school counselors and local psychologists.
I called counselors up and said, "Hi. This is who I am and what I do. Let me bring you breakfast and I'll tell you about how I use art to help children learn how to express their feelings."
Networking and marketing work.
Q. Do you have advice for anyone who'd like to start a small business in this area?
A. Find your niche. Find something that is not offered or is not common and is something that you can be good at. People will come.
Q. Is there anything else you'd like our readers to know?
A. Teach your children that it's OK to have feelings. It's OK to be sad. It's OK to be angry, and then, model appropriate ways to be sad or angry.
Children learn from what they see, and, adults can model positive feelings.
Model what it is to feel love and respect for other people. Teach through example.


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Peyton Manning as QB of the Miami Dolphins? It might not be as crazy as we once thought. In fact, in Adam Schefter's opinion, the Miami Dolphins are the favorites to land Peyton Manning. Keep in mind, this is Schefter's opinion and he is not reporting that the Dolphins are definitely going to get Manning. However, in his ESPN insider article, Schefter is asked where Manning might end up. In our opinion, guys like Schefter often share their opinions when they are based on something they know or have heard. Not saying this is absolutely the case, but if you want Peyton Manning on the Dolphins, it's a good sign that a true insider like Schefter, thinks they have the best shot.
Schefter says that Miami is the favorite right now because they can offer him warm weather and a favorable contract. He does caution readers by saying that the 'favorite' status didn't work out so well for the Patriots on Sunday. This is all predicated on the belief that the Colts will decide to cut Peyton before his March 8th roster bonus of $28 mil is due. Again, once released, Peyton Manning will be a free agent and free to sign with any team that he chooses.
We will keep you posted on Manning's status, since it seems to change by the day. If he's released, it's going to be a circus. If you think the LeBron James free agency tour was crazy, just wait until the future Hall of Fame QB is released.
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 11–20 out of 15,890 events
from September 10, 2013 (x) to April 25, 2026
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Bryant Park Le Carrousel
at Le Carrousel (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Le Carrousel was specially created to complement the park's French classical style, featuring brightly colored animals and French cabaret music.
Category: Games, Kids
Bryant Park Games
at 40th Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Take a game break with an eclectic selection of favorite tabletop games for free. From scrabble and mancala to dominoes and more.
Category: Games
Bryant Park Ping Pong
at Ping Pong Court (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Test your ping pong skills at one of two state-of-the-art tables.
Category: Games
Garden Highlights Walk at Wave Hill
at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Join us for an hour-long tour of seasonal garden highlights.
Category: Nature, Tours, Fall Foliage
Bryant Park Meet the Birds
at Le Carrousel (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Get an up-close visit with exotic birds from Arcadia Bird Sanctuary and Educational Center.
Category: Birding
Bryant Park Juggling
at Bryant Park, Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons.
Category: Games
Central Park Tour: Belvedere's Kingdom
at Belvedere Castle (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
A tour of Belvedere Castle and the surrounding area.
Category: Education, History, Tours
Bryant Park Piano
at Upper Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Clap your hands, stamp your feet, and say yeah to weekday performances of ragtime, jazz, boogie-woogie, and stride piano in Bryant Park.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Knit & Crochet Beginner's Group
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Participants will learn how to purchase yarn, needles & hooks and read directions.
Category: Arts & Crafts
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This article is part of the GI Army Funnies series.
Paleo guru and definite non-idiot Luke K. clears the air about some of your favorite pumpkin treats this holiday season. Also he weighs in on the controversy surrounding a paleo wedding cake.
One wizard thinks our President's magic control initiatives have gone too far.
The SA Goons make their own tasteless tracts!
Swedish supernatural horror role playing from the 1990s haunts us with bones and belts.
Fall is the most magical time of the year, for people who sell office equipment, on the Internet!
The Something Awful front page news tackles anything both off and on the Internet. Mostly "on" though, as we're all incredible nerds.
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PR & SEOs Listen Up! HitTail is Back to Make You Panda Proof
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20 U.S. Code § 7883 - Complaint process for participation of private school children
(a) Procedures for complaints
The Secretary shall develop and implement written procedures for receiving, investigating, and resolving complaints from parents, teachers, or other individuals and organizations concerning violations of section 7881 of this title by a State educational agency, local educational agency, educational service agency, consortium of those agencies, or entity. The individual or organization shall submit the complaint to the State educational agency for a written resolution by the State educational agency within a reasonable period of time.
(b) Appeals to Secretary
The resolution may be appealed by an interested party to the Secretary not later than 30 days after the State educational agency resolves the complaint or fails to resolve the complaint within a reasonable period of time. The appeal shall be accompanied by a copy of the State educational agency's resolution, and a complete statement of the reasons supporting the appeal. The Secretary shall investigate and resolve the appeal not later than 120 days after receipt of the appeal.
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- Studio: Columbia Pictures
- Release Date: Nov 13, 2009
- Starring: Chiwetel Ejiofor, John Cusack, Thandie Newton
- Summary: Never before has a date in history been so significant to so many cultures, so many religions, scientists, and governments. 2012 is an epic adventure about a global cataclysm that brings an end to the world and tells of the heroic struggle of the survivors. (Sony Pictures)
- Director: Roland Emmerich
- Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Drama, Thriller
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Score distribution:
Positive: 14 out of 34
Mixed: 14 out of 34
Negative: 6 out of 34
There's something to be said for a formula picture done almost to perfection. In 2012, Emmerich gives you everything you expect, but gives it to you bigger.
The visual effects are pretty sensational, delivering the cutting-edge CGI goods auds want and expect. It will be hard to watch "Earthquake'' ever again after this one.
God forgive me, but I enjoyed the nerve-racking silliness of this newest, loudest exercise in destruction.
The two-hour-and-40-minute 2012 is overstuffed with special-effects, but the Curtis clan's mad dash out of town is the closest the movie gets to actually being fun.
The set pieces are grand—gloriously dumb and never realistic enough to make you wince at the fact that billions of microscopic souls are dying before your eyes. Rather, you wince at everything else.
2012 is ultimately only about finding new ways to topple monoliths. Only they don't feel that new.
Score distribution:
Positive: 108 out of 229
Mixed: 39 out of 229
Negative: 82 out of 229
WilliamBApr 1, 2010I don't know why people are giving this movie such a bad rating. I mean u see tidal waves and disaster written all over the psoter, and if you don't like it why did u go c it. I saw this movie and sure I don't believe the world is going to end in 2012, but I just liked the special effects and everything. GREAT MOVIE!!!!… Expand
Jan 17, 2011great movie for the family. the best disaster movie ever made, special affects one the best of 2009. The acting sucks but thats not why i went to go see it i went because this does what hollwood is supposed to do entertain me. so if you have nothing to do on the weekend go but or rent 2012 and enjoy yourself.… Expand
Dec 23, 2011Well, it is not difficult to talk about Emmerich's "2012". Basically, it follows the same pattern formula of other tragedy pictures: brainless action, bland characters and excellent visual effects. But seriously, by now they should have realized that emotional attachment to the protagonists creates more impact than the unstoppable destruction that we see here.… Expand
nicoyNov 14, 2009Probably one of the worst, overrated natural-disaster-sci-fi movie of the decade.
JimsDec 28, 2009Good effects, but the humanity speech by the geologist at the end was a predictable bunch of Hollywood do-do. The movie was trying to be a thriller about what could really happen, but instead, just layered cliche upon cliche. What a dud.… Expand
JohnBNov 13, 2009Ugh ugh ugh ugh UGH. A movie that only cares about the visuals. and panders to the whiny angsty teenager who hates the human race because he can't get girls to talk to him. Forget having the cheesiest, stupidest plot in history and the dumbest melodrama. Can we try to have all those things without eye-rolling misanthropy?… Expand


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