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Kelly Clarkson delivered the ever-rare Britney Spears live cover last night in concert, belting out a rendition of the pop queen's "Till the World Ends."
The inaugural American Idol winner has been performing covers of other artists, a la Taylor Swift, during her Stronger tour, and Brit Brit was on tap.
"I thought this would be a fun one you'll enjoy," she told an L.A. crowd before singing. "I know you know this song ... I expect everybody on these 'Os!'"
Kelly did an awesome job, even if she has mixed feelings about the song.
According to TooFab, she said, "I love that song. I always get this bad taste in my mouth though ... when I hear Britney Spears because usually she's my cardio music and I frickin hate cardio! I frickin' hate the gym ... the gym can suck it!"
Indeed. Way to stick it to the treadmill!
I wish people would stop rnierrfeg to her as hammered cause she clearly isn't! She's got a few drinks in her, drinks from the bottle for like two seconds, and just goes along with the onstage antics. If you guys want to see what a hammered' person actually looks like, try standing on a street corner in Dublin at 2am when the clubs let out Kelly looks stone sober in comparison.
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The Incredibles (2004)
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Even though The Incredibles is more violent than previous Pixar offerings, it still a witty and fun-filled adventure that almost lives up to its name.
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Once one of the world's top masked crime fighters, Bob Parr--known to all as "Mr. Incredible"--fought evil and saved lives on a daily basis. But now fifteen years later, Bob and his wife--a famous superhero in her own right--have adopted civilian identities and retreated to the suburbs to live normal lives with their three kids. Now he's a clock-punching insurance claims adjuster fighting boredom and a bulging waistline. Itching to get back into action, Bob gets his chance when a mysterious
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Bombastic finale aside, it's a cut (and an age-range) above the simplicities of Finding Nemo.
The often wry and pointed dialogue reminded me of the glory days of radio.
The folks at the movie's heart are exaggerated way beyond our capacities but not quite beyond our imaginings. The title is unjust; these are the very slightly credibles.
Exemplary mixture of top-notch storytelling, visual razzle-dazzle, accessible humor, and involving action.
The Incredibles has that rare quality of feeling modern and classic at the same time.
A sharp, even amusing, homage to comic book lore, a great family-friendly action-comedy, and a thoughtful marital drama all wrapped up in a deliciously exciting package.
As the kids discover their powers and this family hovers between super and dysfunctional, "The Incredibles" finds its voice . . . and it speaks to families everywhere.
Assembled with an intense amount of care and love so that every cut, every sound, every movement, builds to a euphonious whole.
This truly is a film that turns is every bit as incredibly good as it has been made out to be.
Frame for frame, The Incredibles is as good as any live action superhero film ever made, and often far more convincing.
It re-animates the thrill, not just the nostalgia, of old-school comic books and pulp adventure.
A movie that demonstrates once again why the studio continues to leave competing product from the likes of Disney and DreamWorks in the dust.
...the real secret to Pixar's greatness lies not in the animation, but in their wonderful choice of stories that appeal to both children and parents.
The Incredibles shows once and for all what was right in front of our noses all along, that Pixar is not an animation studio but a movie studio. And not just a movie studio, but the best movie studio.
Brad Bird strays from the Pixar formula but still delivers enough colour and thrills to keep the faithful happy.
Luckily, the genre has not submerged completely and, with the help of films like "The Incredibles", hope for a solid future is within the audience's grasp.
'Divertida, honesta y extremadamente inteligente, es un claro ejemplo del nivel de arte que puede llegar a alcanzar el cine. Sencillamente inolvidable'
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It certainly feels different re-approaching the film in 2013, when much of the PIXAR lustre has been tarnished by pointless sequels and production problems. It would be easy to just blindly praise it as the project of a golden age; even acknowledging there was a golden age is quite depressing. But for all its plus points (and there are many), Brad Bird's film remains among the lesser PIXAR efforts, in its time and in ours.
PIXAR have always set high standards for the visuals of their films, and The Incredibles is no exception. The animation is technically superb, with a wide range of bright, inviting and distinctive colours. The character models are very interesting, feeling believable despite that balloon-y quality that CG has. This is helped in part by the cartoon-y storyline: if we can accept what the characters can do in terms of speed and stunts, it's not hard to get used to the way they look.
Among all the PIXAR efforts of its time, The Incredibles is perhaps the most period-conscious. While all PIXAR films are set in the present day, this film is in part a tribute to comic book heroes from the 1950s and 1960s. The costumes have a distinctly retro feel in their designs, being shiny and wholesome even with all the modern technology behind them. Bird clearly has great affection for the classic days of comics, which leads us to think that we are safe hands.
On top of its visuals, the film has quite a number of interesting ideas. The first of these lies in its central concept of superheroes being outlawed as the tide of public opinion turns against them. Comics have approached this issue in various ways, with Watchmen looking at the moral implications of vigilantes and Marvel's Civil War series handling the practical implications for our heroes; in the latter, Spiderman publicly reveals his identity and in doing so put his family in great danger.
The neat twist with The Incredibles is that superheroes have not so much been outlawed, as they have been driven underground. Mr. Incredible and his family are forcibly relocated in the manner of a witness protection programme: they are treated as an awkward inconvenience which the government are happier to cover up than work around. They have gone from being the vanguards of the American Way to a national embarrassment, all because of a few quick lawyers.
From this interesting twist, the film puts forward an argument for how modern society actively dissuades people from doing extraordinary things. The Parrs' situation requires them to deny or avoid using their powers for good, behaving normally at the expense of their natural gifts. When Helen collects Dash from school, she remarks: "Everyone's special, Dash". He retorts: "Which is another way of saying no-one is."
This theme of enforced mediocrity is reinforced in the colour scheme of the film. Bird and his animators fill the screen with browns, greys and pale blues, in a depressing contrast to the bright, flashy colours of the opening. The shot angles are lower and the pacing slower, reflecting the drudge of American suburban life. Syndrome's plan is quite something in this regard, arguing that increased opportunity and access to technology actually makes individuals less... individual.
Being a children's film, The Incredibles also has a strong family message. Mr. Incredible begins with a strong sense of nostalgia, which manifests itself in his scrapes with Lucius and his early adventures on the island. But this eventually transitions into a genuine love for his family, as their potentials are all realised and they are given the freedom to be themselves. It's hardly ground-breaking in this regard, but it's still pretty heart-warming.
For fans of the adventure genre, The Incredibles has several clear and affectionate references throughout. There are big hints of the Bond series all the way through, particularly You Only Live Twice with the rocket and the volcano base. Dash's chase through the dense jungle contains big nods to Return of the Jedi, while the robots that attack the city are clearly inspired by The War of the Worlds.
So far The Incredibles is living up to its name - but there's one big problem. While the ideas that it raises are interesting, that are pitched primarily for an adult audience. Young children will generally enjoy the whizz-bang action but will struggle to get anything out of the conversations about insurance, fashion, lawyers or the like. Much like Ratatouille, Bird's subsequent effort, it feels like a grown-up film in children's clothing, rather than a proper children's film that is aimed at everyone.
In its narrative execution The Incredibles is the most Dreamworks-esque work PIXAR had made up to this point. The humour is much snarkier than normal and more self-referential, with a lot of time being devoted to Austin Powers-style jokes about monologuing and generic convention. This is fun and clever every once in a while, but it ultimately jars with the family-friendly intentions of the film.
The film also has big plot problems. The first hour is very taut and efficient, with the story going through the motions with little slack or reliance on editing. But once things shift entirely to the island, it turns into a series of Bond-style set-pieces, each longer and more drawn-out than the last. The final battle feels somewhat anti-climactic, and all the robot scenes feel like levels in a video game.
There is also a slight mean undercurrent about the role of fans. It's very common to have villains who are obsessed with or inspired by the heroes - Professor Moriarty, for example. But Syndrome's characterisation feels like a double standard, with Bird arguing for people to be themselves but only if it doesn't manifest itself in anything embarrassing for him. It doesn't ruin the film by itself, but it is an annoying niggle.
The performances in The Incredibles are a bit of a mixed bag. Craig T. Nelson and Jason Lee are both great as Mr. Incredible and Syndrome respectively: they exude confidence in every scene and achieve a good balance between the natural and larger-than-life aspects. Much of the remaining cast, however, are quite annoying, with Holly Hunter sounding off-puttingly shrill. As for Edna Mode, voiced by Bird himself, she may just be the single most grating character in PIXAR history.
The Incredibles is a film of good ideas but problematic execution. Its technical prowess and relative complexity demand a very high rating, but the film is ultimately dragged down to mere decency by narrative flaws and a disregard for its target audience. In the end it's enjoyable but not a must-love, and certainly not PIXAR's finest hour.
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So, Stephen Curry is out indefinitely after spraining his ankle Wednesday morning. He missed the game later that night against the Heat and the Warriors looked painfully lost without him. Curry said Wednesday night after the game that he's day-to-day. Mark Jackson echoed that on Thursday: "Still getting treatment and still day-to-day," Jackson said. "He'll travel but not sure when he'll play." While Jackson isn't saying anything new, the fact that he didn't say anything new a day later is frustrating for anybody familiar with Curry's ankle history and clinging to the hope the injury isn't too serious. Jackson has always been a cautious guy when it comes to handling Curry's injuries. But his comments don't do anything diffuse concerns over the severity of Curry's latest right ankle disaster. It's still not clear how severely injured Curry's twice surgically repaired ankle is. It's only been one day, but if it becomes a couple days without any progress, then that's probably
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IGN has been playing Mass Effect 3 and reviews what they've seen so far sans spoilers.
Compelled by Mass Effect 3's amazing ability to tell a story, the last couple of days have been a whirlwind of nonstop play. After taking the weekend off to socialize and collect my thoughts, I anxiously quarantined myself in my apartment once more and jumped into the experience full bore. What I found pleased me greatly. In fact, I had to do everything in my power to stop playing right before the endgame, just so I could bring that freshly beaten-game feel into the final review and not prematurely waste that inevitable elation here in the Review in Progress.
A common question eager Mass Effect fans like to ask revolves around how Mass Effect 3 stacks up against Mass Effect 2. I wasn't quite sure how to adequately answer that as I trekked through the first half of the adventure. Mass Effect 2 in many ways represents the sheer potential of gaming, a force to be reckoned with that easily falls into the short list of best games of all-time. Indeed, for some of the experience, Mass Effect 3 actually felt weaker in many ways when compared to Mass Effect 2 just because it set the bar so high. But now, my feelings have markedly changed.
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DTE Energy is partnering on a very exciting, year-long initiative called Challenge Detroit focused on energizing the city's core of creative and talented professionals to live in, work in, and generate innovative and impactful solutions to pressing needs of Detroit. The Atlantic magazine recently ran a thought-provoking article "Detroit Issues a Challenge to Save the City" on the program.
WE DTE thinks it is worth your time to check out the article profiling DTE's Challenge Detroit fellow and urban planner, Jason Zogg, who is working at DTE through August 2013. He joined DTE's Major Enterprise Projects group as a business analyst who will be acting as a liaison between DTE and Challenge Detroit and providing his unique input on strategies for revitalizing neighborhoods surrounding DTE's downtown Detroit Headquarters.
WE DTE sat down with him for a chat recently.
WE DTE: As an energy company, why is DTE interested in participating in Challenge Detroit?
JZ: DTE recognizes it is a vital part of the community. In fact, the company's purpose statement rings true to that belief, "We serve with our energy, the lifeblood of communities, the engine of progress." We are a critical force in the communities where we serve, live, work and play, and that includes accelerating the revitalization of the community where a large part of our operations are located and our customers live and work – right here in the "D."
WE DTE: How would you characterize DTE Energy's involvement in Detroit's "renaissance?"
JZ: Challenge Detroit is one among many efforts DTE Energy has undertaken to make a difference in the community, whether it is enhancing its own properties in the city or challenging others to make a difference, DTE has recognized its role as a corporate citizen. In my group at DTE, we are collaborating on a revitalization initiative in the neighborhood around our downtown campus. It's exciting to be in the planning phase of this work, because the sky's the limit on the things we can achieve.
WE DTE: What will it take for Challenge Detroit to become a sustainable program, and what role will DTE play?
JZ: Challenge Detroit would not be possible without the commitment and financial support provided by corporate citizens, such as DTE, and community leaders. Collaboration between Challenge Detroit, businesses and community organizations brings together in-kind services and donations, as well as the supplying of event space and professional mentorship programs.
With the support of these entities, I believe we can begin to achieve the fundamental principle of urban planning which is to create cities, organizations, buildings or transportation systems that are vibrant, economically viable and environmentally responsible. There is enormous potential for Detroit to create a global model for other cities to emulate.
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There are plenty of exciting businesses that fit into this category, and we have listed them below.
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I'm a sophomore at carlsbad and I hate everything about it. The teachers don't teach, the students are mean to everyone, and it's just an absolute joke. If you want your student to have a good education, send them to Oceanside high school or la costa canyon high school.
CHS is located at great location with new football field and buildings. School is safe and students could participate different activities with their own interests. Teachers are also great!
It's a great community. Unfortunately, the teachers at Carlsbad High School are not the greatest. They teach from a text book instead of engaging the students. The school does absolutely nothing about the mediocre quality of their teachers yet they expect so much from their students. They boast high test scores and being an AP school but that's because most parents get outside tutoring for their kids. Many families cannot afford the additional cost of an outside tutor...besides, teachers should be doing their job. I don't understand why the district/school is so afraid to get rid of horrible teachers. Example: My son has asked for help and they either work out the problem for him and won't show him the process OR they accuse him of not listening. He goes to school "tutoring" and it's the very same teacher that teaches the subject. If you can avoid sending your kids here, do so.
I am interested in knowing more about this school, especially the AP and honors programs.
I went here last year, and it was mediocre. The English 1 (9th Grade English) education recieved here was so easy, i got an A-, and you aren't challenged to your full potential (unless you take AP or honors classes). The academics (even though with a block schedule) feel extremely slow and unstructured to me. Last year, CHS students had to suffer the symphony of saws and hammers of the construction of the new buildings. Many kids here like to skate and tend to drop out and do drugs on campus. Bullying here is a big issue, and are judged by everything. I got so upset here that i had to visit a psychologist 3 times a week. Sports are mostly funded on football, where most other sports are neglected. However, thanks to Sage Creek, CHS will get smaller, and it will have more of a community feeling, and it might get better. Its a shame that in such a good community that the majority of carlsbad teenagers have to attend this somewhat misguided high school.
My daughter had attended a high school ranked 4th in the state. Her GPA was 3.5. Now at CHS, her GPA is 4.4. This is because the standards are lower at CHS, and it is easier to earn an A. If you want to prepare your children for college, make sure they are in AP or Honors classes at this school. It is unfortunate that the beautiful community of Carlsbad doesn't have a better school district.
Excellent teachers and facilities. The number and quality of AP and Honors courses exceeds or is comparable to other highly rated high schools. The number and variety of extra curricular programs is impressive.
One lady in particular that answers the phone at the school's office is setting a horrible example for the school. Her name is Trish Rivier. She is extremely rude and treats your call as if it is not important and your wasting her time. She will cut you off and say "I have other calls waiting hurry up". There are plenty of people that would love to do her job and get paid alot so she should lighten up. Every single time I have called she has not once been friendly. She should find another profession.
Both of my children graduated from CHS. Each attending there all four years. The diversity of classes available is a plus. Surf PE and Skate PE are good and unique options made available to students. The quality of the AP courses and Honors classes are excellent. My son had one math class that was a waste of time due to the teacher s disorganization. He is now a 3rd year Civil Engineering major so it did not cause irrespirable damage. Both of my children have gone on to attend one of the nation's top public universities. Due to having taken CHS AP courses the adjustment to college level classes has been fairly easy. Hopefully now that building a new high school has been ruled out the upgrades to the current location will bring the facilities up to grade along with the academics.
My daughter, a 9th grader, transferred from a private school to Carlsbad High. It's not a very attractive school since it is quite old, however, when all the renovations are done it should look like a gem. My daughter joined band & has really enjoyed it. There are many outstanding teachers at CHS. My daughter is doing better (academically & socially) at CHS than at her former school. There is plenty of opportunity for kids to excel at CHS.
Three of my children have graduated from CHS, and soon a fourth will graduate. What is so sad about this school is that the students realize the low standard this school allows from both teacher and student. Each of my children have gone on to attend major universities, and each has commented how tough it was to adjust to high expectations. Yes, I agree if your child is not enrolled in AP and Honors classes then they are attending classes taught to the low end of the curve where teachers are providing more day care than education. This is a great community, to bad it's high school is such an embarrassment.
Carlsbad High is a big school with a wide variety of programs. To get an excellent education, stick to Honors and AP classes as much as possible. This is VERY important! My oldest daughter graduated in '08 and is currently a pre-med student at UCSD. She said Honors/AP program is almost a school within the school. Students in these classes are highly motivated and tend to go to either elite private universities or one of the UC campuses. They all get to know each other very well, but they don't really associate very much with the other 85-90% of the students. I don't know much about the rest of the student population, but I am sure it is a real hit-or-miss proposition. Some do well, some not. Some are motivated, some are not. The administration seems mediocre (at best) and the facilities are an embarrassment to the entire community. My daughter said the restrooms are atrocious. I realize the district is planning a major renovation but in the meantime it would be nice if someone would make an effort to pick up at least some of the trash laying around. Once again, to get an excellent education, stick to the AP/Honors program and teachers. Have I stressed that enough?
Currently, I am a senior at Carlsbad HIgh School. Yes, initially attending the school was a difficult transition because I came from a small private school. However, thats the same at any school. Its new and you need to make good choices, but after taking advantage of the rigorous AP and honors courses, I adjusted quite well and made great friends. My teachers invest there whole lives into there class and are deeply concerned for there students including outside of the classroom. If parents want there students to have a rigorous course load, sign them up for honors course. If a student is a not getting a quality education, then they probably don't care about there grades in the first place. Carlsbad High gave me the tools to go to college and do well, but I had to make the choice to take advantage of them.
I have a student currently attending CHS and must say that I have mixed opinions of the school. The academics seem to be decent (difficult to really ascertain after one year) but the safety issues are a definite concern. Gang violence seems to be growing in our community and appears to be filtering into our schools. Overcrowding is a big problem, as well. Hopefully the new high school will help alliviate some of these issues.
I pulled my son out of CHS because I felt he was getting a sub standard education. The district seems to have neglected this school, the teachers have had to strike for pay increases and the grounds as well as most of the classroom buildings are in extreme disrepair. This is a public high school that is significantly under-serving its students, and their families. I feel strongly, that the students are not being well prepared for college, and that the curriculum is designed to strictly get them through HS. Passing grades are given for below average work. This ultimately hurts the student. My son is an over achiever, he has a 3.9 GPA, and is a varsity athlete. I pulled him out of CHS, knowing that he would likely not be able to participate in varsity sports at his new school, because I have been so disappointed with CHS.
The students here respect each other and the faculty. It's a tight-knit school, and will continue to be for years. The students also have high school spirit, mainly stemming from the array of sports here. The sports here are some of the best in the county (and possibly state). This school also has award-winning dance classes (Lancer Dancers & Xcalibur), music activities (band & orchestra), and broadcasting (CHSTV). Most of the teachers here are great (although some students may disagree).
The school is a mess but hopefully the referendum will get things fixed. You can find true educators if you get involved. Don't be afraid to transfer your student out of a class. The school has a terrible history of cuts for the Arts, watch out for the future years there. Open campus at lunch is a disaster waiting to happen. Special Ed dept. is fantastic with lots of money there. Not enough parent participation but an ok school.
I am currently a sophomore at Carlsbad High School and I would not recommend it at all. This school has very little diversity, is overcrowded, and the buildings and facilities are not in the best shape. I've wanted to transfer out of this school since I was forced to come here freshman year. If you are deciding on a school, I would not suggest Carlsbad.
I am a freshman at CHS and I really am dissatisfied with this school. The diversity is a big big problem. Cliques are very bad here and fitting in is a problem if you are a new student. The sport programs are ok, but the only sport the school really cared about and funds is football. The other sports are neglected. The teachers are somewhat good, but I only have 2 good teachers. I am currently in the process of transferring to Oceanside or El Camino High School because I just don't like this school @ all.
I am currently a Freshman and its good so far but when it comes to trying out for a sport make sure your tall. It happenes but we can't stop it. But their sports program is good.
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TOPIC: What does 20-25% body fat look like?
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July 22, 2011 3:51 PM
I've read online that for typical women (meaning, not athletes) 20-25% body fat is what is seen as healthy. My problem is I don't have a visual reference of what this would look like. Does anyone have any pictures of themselves (that you're comfortable sharing) or other reference sources of women at 20-25% body fat?
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July 22, 2011 3:54 PM
im at like 21.5% so feel free to add me i have a few pics up.
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July 22, 2011 3:55 PM
bump, I'm curious too!
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July 22, 2011 3:59 PM
In my profile there is a pic of me in a black bikini top and shorts and I think I was about 20-21% body fat at that time.
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July 22, 2011 4:00 PM
Here is a website where you can see what different women look like at different weights. I don't think it lets you search by % body fat but if you know what you would weigh with a specific % body fat you can look up that weight.
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July 22, 2011 4:03 PM
This includes pics of men and women if you scroll down.
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July 22, 2011 4:06 PM
Feel free to look at me. I dont have any stomach pictures up. Last month I was at 23%. My current profile picture was from this week.
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July 22, 2011 4:10 PM
Well, remember, since weight sits on different people in different ways, there is no single description or visual of was a person with 20% Body Fat would look like. You must also take into account the amount of muscle that person has on their body, since it will factor into the percentage.
The best I can do is offer you my own picture, as I have just under 20% body fat in my system.
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July 22, 2011 4:37 PM
A few months back I was 25%...bought one of those scales with the calculators in it (and followed all of the directions) and it said I was at 23% this morning, and my profile pic was this morning too lol
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July 22, 2011 4:47 PM
Pic reference for 5% increments... more of these on google.
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