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It's a nice looking tag, easy to read, and a good price.
Nice to have the dogs identified. Good price
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I ordered 2 of these tags and they turned out perfectly. Very easy to read and not REAL big.
I bought 2, 1 for each of my large puppies. They seemed secure enough, but w/in 8 days, one is already missing off the collar. It's a nice tag though. Writing is a bit small. I would recommend this, but I suggest you continue to check it. I have no idea how it came off. The other one is doing well and very secure.
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I got the large bone size for the number of spaces and thinking you would be able to more easily read the tag. Wrong. The letters are microscopic. Think about a stranger trying to read the tag with his face right in your dog's face. The tags I have now are the exact same shape and size from PetSmart's machine. The printing is much larger on it. I guess I"ll go back to PetSmart!
As for the little rings breaking, I never use those anyway. I use larger, more stout keyrings..
This is the same design and size as the ones I bought at PetSmart years ago, yet the font is much smaller. It is very hard to read. Picture some stranger having to put his face right down by a strange dog's face to read this wiht a magnifying glass! I got the bigger size to allow for larger type and more characters. I would rather have fewer characters and bigger font. I consider this a waste of money, twice over, I have two dogs. I guess I will be going back to PetSmart and getting new tags that can be easily read.
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Swarms of visitors from all over thronged to the exhibition displaying dazzling ornaments that adorn the temple elephants at the 'Thrissur Pooram' festival in Thrissur district of Kerala.
The festival of 'Thrissur Pooram' the largest temple festival of Kerala is a 30- hour show of culture, colour and tradition and celebrated amid great aplomb and fireworks.
The festival has picked up with the display of the ornaments used to adorn the elephants that form part of the festival and are present in the celebrations in all major temples of the city.
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Microsoft Surface RT review
A superbly designed tablet that's ideal for mobile professionals, but it comes with too many compromises to make it a must-have
Review Date: 15 Jul 2013
Reviewed By: Barry Collins
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When Microsoft dropped the bombshell that it was launching its own tablet, the company not only risked alienating its PC partners, but detonating its credibility if it failed to show them how to do it properly.
Surface RT gets £120 price cut
A price cut of £120, such as Microsoft has just made to the price of the Surface RT tablet, would normally be see a bump for the Value for Money score and the potential addition of a Recommended award. We're not going to do that for the Surface RT, though.
As a piece of hardware, the Surface RT was, and remains, top quality. Its 10.6in 1,366 x 768 display is excellent, and its magnesium casing is luxurious and beautifully crafted. There is no £280 tablet that even comes close to its physical appeal; add either of the keyboard covers and you have a sophisticated mobile workhorse, with decent battery life, starting from £359. It looks even better value when you consider the price also includes copies of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote.
The problem (aside from persistent sluggishness in performance), is the growing competition. With manufacturers now shunning RT pretty much completely, most rivals aren't as hobbled as the Surface RT is, with its reliance on the faltering Windows Store. With prices falling all the time, it surely won't be long before you can buy a keyboard-equipped Atom tablet with Windows 8 for less, and one that's capable of so much more.
If all you need is Word, Excel, PowerPoint and a web browser, plus the ability to play the occasional casual game, the Surface RT is worthy of consideration. Yet, for only a little more money, you can buy a full Windows 8 device with much greater flexibility.
There's no doubt that the Microsoft Surface RT is a serious tablet, but is it good enough to tempt people away from their iPads, their Android tablets, or even their laptops? Or is it a mere stopgap until the fully fledged Windows 8 versions of the Surface tablet arrive to complement this ARM-based version?
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Microsoft made clear right from the outset that the Surface was intended to set an example to the PC manufacturers, and it's immediately apparent that this isn't a piece of boilerplate hardware. Two things make the Surface stand out from the uniform slabs of glass we've witnessed over the past couple of years: the kickstand and the detachable keyboards (which you can read about here).
The mechanics of the kickstand are beautifully simple. The bottom half of the back of the tablet casing flicks out to create a stand, turning the device into a pseudo-laptop when used with one of the keyboards. When you're finished with the stand, it flips back into place, perfectly flush with the back of the tablet, and with the satisfying clunk of an expensive car door.
However, the stand is set at a fixed position, leaving no means of adjusting the angle of the screen as you would on a conventional laptop. That left the taller members of the PC Pro team awkwardly hunched over the Surface as they attempted to work with the device at a desk, although our more modestly sized colleagues had no complaint.
That slightly too upright angle would be a much bigger problem if the 10.6in screen wasn't so sparkling. Viewing angles are excellent – perhaps a little too good for snoopers in an adjacent train seat.
A maximum screen brightness of 400cd/m2 is comparable to that of the iPad, and while the Surface has an impressive measured contrast ratio of 3,333:1, it's due to the presence of dynamic contrast.
Flick between dark and bright pages, and it's possible to detect the backlight raising and lowering brightness to compensate. Still, the IPS panel guarantees that the palette of bright colours that make up the Windows 8 Start screen zing off the display, and photos and video deliver sumptuous levels of saturation.
The 1,366 x 768 resolution isn't going to give Apple's engineering department cause to shamefacedly return to the drawing board, but when you're sitting a foot or so away from the Surface screen it doesn't feel as though it lacks detail or sharpness.
The tablet feels delightful in the hand, too. There's much marketing waffle around the so-called VaporMg material that forms the casing, but it feels robust and smooth to the touch. The charcoal black design is commendably understated, with only a subtle Windows logo adorning the rear.
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By rhythm on 20 Feb 2013
I've had the Surface RT for a week and its...
..rubbish (or disappointing if you want to be PC). The hardware is really nice but the software is incredibly limited (lack of apps) and Office 2013 is rubbish when using with a touch screen.
The performance is also iffy and the fact that you now can't use Google Calendars/Contacts is, for me, a real limitation
By Chatan on 21 Feb 2013
Beautiful Piece of Kit
No complaints here.
The big advantage over the iPad is a USB port.
A very positive start to usher in the new generation of Windows.
By 5735guy on 18 May 2013
Disappointed, lack of apps and no swipe type keyboard.
By Moonbeam on 3 Jun 2013
It's even better with 8.1
Overall a reasonably fair review, though the sidebar on P1 isn't THAT clearly meant to be part of it.
8.1 with additional firmware updates, plus Outlook makes this a pretty, compelling piece of kit.
Mine positively zings along, and I find it more useful than the missus' Nexus 7 wot I got 'er for XMAS.
The received wisdom in the punditocracy (notably Mr Thurrot) is to wait for Surface#2 RT8.1 with souped-up hardware, including LTE, quad-core CPU , faster graffix etc etc. If you're not in a hurry, this is good advice, but at £279 Surface#1 is a very nice piece of kit, at a give-away price.
By wittgenfrog on 17 Jul 2013
It's a companion device..
Remember, it's a companion device, not a PC replacement.
I don't have one, but have used one for a few days.
I was astonished at how good it was to be honest. Certainly wasn't super fast, but neither sluggish.
But the usability of the device with the USB port, keyboard and kickstand plus the full office and beautiful OS.
I thought it was a very useful bit of kit.
Other OS tablets just seem like toys. I could do proper work on an RT tablet.
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Near-sighted, it is to point to it is only within 40 cm from the eyes can clearly in the retina imaging. We are reading and computer operation belong to close your eyes, although monitors usually 50 centimeters. An ophthalmologist, optometrist, and other practitioners of ophthalmology were found stare at computer screens and the connection between the myopia, but only a small number of people because a close your eyes and make myopic degree is deepened. James, professor of ophthalmology at the university of Oregon state Pacific sheehy, said: "we have no points clear what works."
Although not all will lead to myopia for close your eye, but that doesn't mean next to the computer screen is no problem. Although close operation of a computer most of the time will not bring permanent damage, but it does bring discomfort, cause vision loss and eye fatigue. The Ohio state university professor of ophthalmology, mark buri Moore said: "eye fatigue due to long time staring at computer screens, these activities gradually exhausted eyes with the eye continuously, finally, characterized by fever, dry and muscle pain, etc. A series of unwell symptoms."
Know eyes and prevent eye fatigue is the best way to study how to see the small font, when we see with our eyes, but to see is the object of the reflected light. Bending light through the cornea and the lens were reflected, projected onto a light sensor. Photoreceptor in the retina namely acquisition rod cells and cone cells of light information, this is the inner eye, is responsible for the collection and transmission in optical information, reach the brain via the optic nerve, to form the image.
Ciliary muscle is the function of changing the shape of the lens, and make the eye to focus more accurately. Too close to watch computer screen will let the ciliary muscle tension, continue to shrink, this will give the poor muscle bring great harm. Too close to continue focus will let us stop blinking. Sheehy professors think, blink of an eye is very necessary, because it can make covered in tears on the eyes, moist cornea. If stop the blink of an eye, the cornea surface is dry, blurred the line of sight.
When we use computers, blink frequency from about 20 times the usual 1 minute to 1 minute 7 times, although experts say this will not cause long-term effects. Rochester, Minnesota, said Dennis Robertson, professor of ophthalmology at Mayo medical school, in the case of dazzle interference around staring at screens can also cause strabismus. Although strabismus can avoid glare and prevent excessive light hit you in the eye, but will put strains on the ciliary muscle around the eye continues, let exophthalmos throughout the day, as do sit-ups for nine hours.
Eye fatigue symptoms usually last only a short period of time, as long as we a wink or see disappeared in the distance, but as long as it appeared, would interfere with our work, serious when still can make us upset. Even so, when we feel fever, pain and dry eyes, still can be adjusted through improve the working environment. Configure a two chain-hooks of current fashion to eliminate glare, reduce contrast, all of these can reduce eye strain. Also, will display screen placed in the line of sight, the top and your eyebrows on the same level; To see the doctor, with a correct vision glasses, which are necessary to protect eyesight.
Finally, eliminate all blindfold and messy around the light. In order to know what is the light cause trouble, sheehy recommends a tip: his hands along the baffle live around the eyes, teeth, tongue cap and see whether this ease the tension of your face and shoulders. If this kind of "hands" effective, lights dim you think cause trouble. Expert proposal, watching TV and your favorite sitcom to keep appropriate distance.
But, so far, all media to eliminate eye fatigue of the simplest and best professional advice is: regular rest. Even if you are not thirsty, also want to often go to the front of the water machine; And make sure your chair from the TV at least 0.6 meters; At the same time, the most important is, don't forget to blink.
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don't have one, but have used one for a few days.
I was astonished at how good it was to be honest. Certainly wasn't super fast, but neither sluggish.
But the usability of the device with the USB port, keyboard and kickstand plus the full office and beautiful OS.
I thought it was a very useful bit of kit.
Other OS tablets just seem like toys. I could do proper work on an RT tablet.
By ibuycheappc on 22 Jul 2013
RT for powerpoint presentations
Been wondering how viable RT would be used purely to deliver PPT's to VGA projectors?
Any comment? Seems like a really cheap way to do this.
By snoog on 21 Aug 2013
This is a great review.
You can also check out my review of Microsoft Surface with Windows RT at http://www.tecworkz.com/microsoft-surface-with-win
By Tecworkz on 2 Sep 2013
Is it really just us?
Through a special offer a number of us have recently - in the last few weeks - acquired surface RTs. This seemed to me a good add-on to my ipad as the alternative was to buy the 128g (as I was constantly running out of space....). Oh dear, BAD idea. After around 30 mins up-time my screen does not respond - so can only use keyboard. I have tried resetting to no avail. I then find others have had a range of problems from nothing at all - no power, no response no nothing - through to zaps on touching. Not good. Microsoft has been giving us the run-around - contact after contact (provided by the initial company contact) either denying any role in dealing with what are clearly defective units through to insisting that "someone else" - anywhere - needs to deal with it. Even people working for Microsoft who are trying to do the right thing do not seem to get anywhere. This is just not good enough, Microsoft!!! We would expect better from an leading international company in the computer industry.
By nongeek on 10 Oct 2013
Now there's a firesale of surface RTs it looks more tempting but can you uninstall office to free up some valueable space and then use office web apps instead?
Also get rid of the desktop version iof IE - it's pointless having two versions of IE.
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The 2001 census shows that the sex ratio is continuing to drop at an alarming rate across the country through the degree might differ from one state to another. Violence against women in India is increasing at alarming rate and for this a number of causes are responsible. Manifestations of violence include physical aggression such as burns, humidiation, blackmail, sexual abuse rape, control over speech, coercion etc. It is also partly a result of gender relations that assumes men to be superior to women. The book comprehensively deals with diverse nature of violence being meted out to women in India and post traumatic stress disorder. It also carries out the facts concerned to female foeticide, prostitution, women's movement elaborately.
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Eating and Weight Disorders Program Externship at the Icahn School of Medicine
To apply and arrange an interview: Contact the Director of Clinical Services, Terri Bacow, PhD at email@example.com; deadline is January 31st.
Length of program and time commitment: One year, 16 hours per week
- Candidates must be at least in their second year of doctoral studies in a clinical psychology program
- Candidates must have a commitment to learning or conducting cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and must have completed at least one graduate-level course in psychotherapy
Important: The preferred criterion for this externship is that individuals have completed one previous externship, minimum.
Externship Standard Experience
The externship program offers the opportunity for an extern to receive at least six clients with a range of eating disorders (adolescence through adulthood) and to work with these clients as part of research studies as well as through our regular clinic. One to two hours of supervision per week is provided, and possibly more depending on whether the clients are clinic or research study clients.
In addition, we have a weekly staff meeting every Friday morning from 9:30am until 11:00am in which a variety of topics is discussed. Clinical experiences offered include individual CBT, family-based (Maudsley) treatment, DBT group therapy, and ACT (acceptance and commitment therapy). Training in nondirective and schema therapy is also provided depending on interest.
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We offer considerable outpatient therapy experience at Mount Sinai. All clinical and research patients are seen on an outpatient basis and the extern would have opportunity to earn hours conducting outpatient therapy (at least 6 hours per week).
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The externship offers plenty of opportunities for conducting assessments. Aside from general clinical interviews, we do diverse assessments as part of research studies. These include conducting semi-structured interviews and administering questionnaires/surveys to clients at various time points as part of a comprehensive assessment conducted at both baseline (pre-treatment) and follow-ups. The assessments are specific to eating disorders and obesity. For example, the extern will learn how to use the Eating Disorders Examination, both child and parent versions, in addition to other instruments that measure general psychopathology (i.e. KSADS, YBOCS). Other instruments used in our clinic include the 24-hour dietary recall, and measurements of height/weight/waist and hip length. Those interested in Dr. Hildebrandt's research will also have an opportunity to learn a general neurocognitive battery measuring impulsivity.
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While conference attendance is not required as part of this internship, externs are welcome to attend meetings of AED (Academy of Eating Disorders) and ABCT (Association for the Advancement of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy). With regard to seminars, we teach a weekly Tuesday morning CBT course that focuses on CBT interventions for clients with eating disorders.
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Editor's Note: Vote for your top pick among Inc.'s 35 Under 35 Coolest Entrepreneurs of 2014. Inc.com announces the Readers' Choice winner Thursday, June 26.
Abe Issa lost almost everything on his real estate business when the housing bubble burst because of unsustainable increases in property values. So perhaps it's only fitting that his next venture was in a more sustainable industry--sustainable energy.
Issa started Global Efficient Energy in 2011 to provide customers with energy-efficient doors and windows, solar panels, and energy-use-reduction tips such as using compact-fluorescent bulbs and sealing windows.
Today, the company has multiple offices in Texas and Florida as well as one in New Orleans. Global Efficient Energy employs 175 people and has completed 4,000 installations. After earning $22.5 million in revenue last year, Issa projects that his company will just about double that this year. Global Efficient Energy is also in the process of signing a deal that would land the company $50 million in financing.
How is he attracting so much interest? Typically, all it takes is to show people their own windows. The average American household spends about $2,200 annually on energy--nearly half of which goes to heating and cooling, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Issa says his company, by upgrading doors and windows and improving insulation, can help families cut their energy consumption 30 percent to 50 percent.
Additionally, solar panel installations can reduce a family's energy consumption up to 80 percent, claims Issa. Federal tax credits and state rebates may also come into play. Those numbers make a compelling case for a growing number of consumers.
The 31-year-old entrepreneur and his family moved from Beirut, Lebanon, to Texas in 1987, during the Lebanese civil war. Issa grew up poor but quickly realized he could make his own way. During his senior year at Texas Christian University, he started selling homes through AC Properties. The company promoted him to vice president just after he graduated, and two years later, he started his own real estate company. By 2010, he was on his second successful real estate venture when the market crashed. "I went from being worth almost $5 million to almost nothing," says Issa.
As Issa pondered what he wanted to do next, he saw other young companies eyeing solar energy as if it were gold, he says. After several months of research on the industry, Issa was confident he'd be able to start up in the field, too. "It really wasn't that hard of a transition, because as soon as I figured out how the market worked, put it together, I knew I'd be able to figure out how to sell it," he says.
Five months after his last company nearly went bankrupt, Issa founded Global Efficient Energy with a $1,000 investment out of his own pocket. Because the company generated revenue from installations right away, the business was self-sustaining from the beginning. "It only took us two to three deals to have a decent amount of cash so we could start operating," Issa explained.
Up next, Global Efficient Energy plans to expand to about a dozen more states within the next four years. In 2013, the solar industry saw a 20 percent increase in employment over the previous year, according to the Solar Foundation, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit. If Issa stays on track with his expansion plan, he anticipates that he will help add to that growth by creating 4,800 jobs--both direct and indirect--by 2018, he says.
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- Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Release Date: Aug 13, 2004
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 328 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 171 out of 328
Mixed: 57 out of 328
Negative: 100 out of 328
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Aug 15, 2014¿Alguien me puede decir que es tan malo sobre esta película? Soy un Gran fan de Aliens y Predators y no entiendo por que la odian tanto. He oído que es por que en los cómics en los que Alien y Predator tienen un crossover son muy buenos y que la película arruina la continuidad de los cómics. No se si los cómics son canon, y creo que no lo son, he visto las películas de Alien y Predator y esta no contradice en nada ninguna de las películas. Cabe perfectamente en el universo de ambos, además de que nos muestra que los "Predator" ya conocían a los Xenomorfos y los usan para cazar desde hace siglos. Cabe bien y no arruina el origen de los Xenomorfos, aparte de que Prometeo no contradice nada aquí tampoco. Es una película buena aparte de que hay personajes memorables, pocos, pero algo es algo. Le doy un 06/10 es una película decente.… Expand
Jul 7, 2014Highly entertaining and re-watchable. As a fan of the AVP series I love seeing the idea come to life through live action. Great art designs and effects where the CGI really just adds to great miniatures and full scale animatronics and suits. Watching predators fight aliens... Gets better every time.
Jun 21, 2014Alien vs. Predator: 5/10: Aliens check; Predators check; Space Marines; umm Space Marines? Okay who took out the Space Marines and put in this fodder.
Some surprise moments and some thrills but not nearly enough and AVP is over way to fast. Everything is speeded up and suspense is simply zero. Both the entire series of Alien movies and the first Predator film depended upon moments of silence to build up the suspense. (Nothing really happens at all of the first hour of Alien for example.)
This movie on the other hand moves so much like a video game you will be reaching for the controller. The Predators look okay but the Aliens are too cartoonish and seem to change size at random.
The plot and the back-story are simply inept. What is wrong with an alien Queen in the New York subway system or Predators fighting in Iraq? Heck putting them in an office block, cruise ship or shopping mall at Christmas would be preferable. (The Predators take out the Orange Julius while the Alien Queen makes her nest in Victoria Secret.)
The fun of aliens on earth is watching them walk into a Seven-Eleven and taking out some customers not fighting in a silly pyramid that could be on any planet in the universe.… Expand
Jun 16, 2014I really don't think this movie is as terrible as critics' consensus because i know lots of people who say the same thing after watching Prometheus and comparing it to this film. Paul W.S Anderson may be, without question, literally not a good director (The Three Musketeer, Resident Evil) but we can't deny his decent, brave effort as he tries to create a story in which mankind is stuck in the middle of a collision between two most notorious species from outer space, and i personally believe that he partially succeeds, although there are still a lot to be done so that AVP: Alien vs. Predator can get any better. I give this movie 7, higher than Prometheus, 5.… Expand
Jan 29, 2014Although it's not a classic or anything, Alien vs. Predator is still a whole lot of stupid, monster fighting fun. The movie even manages to add one really cool thing into the mythos. The film's maze-like pyramid is a great invention and has made some fun appearances in latter day videogames and fiction. Plus, If you can't enjoy the snowbound battle between the queen alien and predator then your inner child must be truly lost.… Expand
Jan 11, 2014Not as bad as it could have been. My big issue with AVP is that it is a quick film (90 minutes) and it does little to explain why the Predators use the Aliens for sport.
Nov 26, 2013Originally I hated this movie but I watched it again and actually it's pretty decent oh yeah it's not good but not all of it was terrible it's got great cinematography, a decent amount of cgi, good practical effects, an amazing set, nice editing and awsome action. The story isn't good and some of the writing is very poor but it does give you 40 minutes worth of character development. Sadly there are no interesting characters except for the main character who at least is smart and takes charge and acts like a total badass. I also have to say that I like that they explain why the xenomorphs and the predators fight but again bad plot and story. But I could have forgiven so much if it weren't for one thing, they make the predator a good guy witch his bull because the predator has always been a villain yet they make him a super hero. Let me mention that the predators kill people for their skulls as trophies, they are asswholes ok jeez. And the ending isn't so great it's basically a sequel bate witch this movie managed to get with trust me isn't a pretty site.… Expand
Jun 9, 2013Probably the biggest disappointment of all time. Very little Alien/Predator encounters and when there were they weren't well done at all. Just one heaping pile of trash.
May 27, 2013It's horrible. I hate that Xenomorph and Predator fighting like Professional wrestling. This is like Terminator 3, hot sexy woman T-X fighting like Terminator 3. It was horrible. Even the T-X was male like body builder fighting like pro-wrestlers, I wouldn't like it. I just wanted human trying to survive from Alien and Predator. I didn't want Alien and Predator fight. I used to love Xenomorph, but now they look unrealistic. They look like the man is inside the costume. They walk like a human, their leg is too long, their body is like a human. I really liked the Alien looked little like Xenomorph from Prometheus. My favorite monsters are from Metro 2033.
I also, hated the huge giant Xenomorph. I hate monsters, robots that are tall as tower. Like Godzilla, Transformers. I like monsters, size of Velociraptor.… Expand
Mar 17, 2013This has pretty much been butchered by fans of both franchises. Persobnally, I really enjoyed it. It had an interesting premise. Believable characters, great effects and some really cool action sequences. Granted is a bit corny in parts, and does go against canon a bit. Overall: As a standalone movie (forgetting the franchises completely) it is a good movie, and I do believe that is what they were aiming at.… Expand
Feb 20, 2013Feels like a Classic, but it could've been better.
Feb 20, 2013Bad...Basically every aspect of it...I waste no time to review this thing, you should not waste time watching it!
Jul 5, 2012What a cool movie. Seriously. West Anderson does cool. And not much else. If you look down the list of films he's participated in they are all "cool." The funny thing is when I saw this movie in the theater I had no idea who this guy was. I just wanted to watch Aliens and Predators kicking each other's ass. And I was hoping not to leave the theater wanting to shoot myself, as I did after Alien Resurrection.
This time around I was watching this on DVD and was well informed on the guy in charge. All the elements were there. Frankly, what better choice to film an ass kicking than the guy that dished it out in Resident Evil. Worse case scenario, he's gonna trade zombies for the creatures of choice and set the camera to his usual slow motion signature visuals. How bad can this be? ... It turns out, the movie is, as I said, pretty cool.
The plot is well threaded with a thriller atmosphere. The distant town in no man's land. The historic references to a prophecy of sorts. Digging up the inevitable past. The rich guy that has enough money to push things too far. And the always required character that warns everyone not to embark in the adventure but embarks in the adventure herself regardless. All the fun contradictions that make for a well designed action flick.
The events follow each other with just enough predictability to make you both anticipate and feel smart. Yet the repertoire remains fresh and exciting. The fights between Predators and Aliens are perfectly choreographed. In fact, I finished the movie wanting to see more. That's how an action movie is supposed to make you feel. Wanting to run back to the theater to see more of the same.
Looking back on the Alien anthology, WS Anderson would have been the perfect call for Alien Resurrection. After the heavy delivery of Alien 3, there was a much needed return to the action of Aliens, but with just enough emotional content to deliver a good action thriller. Perhaps we can call this movie the 4th installment in the series instead. What do you think?… Expand
Apr 2, 2012The movie was horrifying in a really bad way. There is some of the worst acting i have ever seen in this film. The action is completly pointless and pitiful. Why did someone make this movie. A disgraceful movie on every level. Please tell me this was a joke.
Feb 18, 2012This movie had so much potential, and it was ruined by bad acting, story, effects and everything. Where is the interspecies deathmatch all us nerds hoped for? Don't watch this, it is a trashy 90 minutes of your life!
Feb 14, 2012While re-watching AVP, I found myself feeling a profound sense of de-ja vu. Where have I witnessed this exact same plot before? Oh - now I remember - Resident Evil. Writer/Director Paul W S Anderson isn't only plundering two successful sci-fi series with this film, he's ripping off his own films. In both we have a team of "experts" going underground on a journey of discovery, with a hidden, sinister purpose, and in both, things go sour when something nasty begins to pick off team members one-by-one. I wasn't expecting originality from a film based on a game that in turn is based on two series of films, but come on, Mr Anderson - change the record! Anyway, the film offers just about what you'd expect from the title Alien vs. Predator - two icons of science fiction turning each other into goo, with poor old humanity stuck in the middle. The characterisation is lacking even by Anderson's standards - we follow a team of stereotypes, each with a singular emotion, or personality quirk, or debilitating illness that defines them. Sanaa Lathan is meant to be the film's hero, but simply comes across as a Ripley knock-off crossed with Bear Grylls. Colin Salmon, though effortlessly cool as always, plays EXACTLY the same character he did in Anderson's Resident Evil. You've also got such interesting characters as archaeologist Sebastian (Raoul Bova), who's Italian, Graeme (Ewan Bremner), who's Scottish, Mark the mercenary (Tommy Flanagan) who's got a scar, and Adele (Agathe de La Boulaye) who's French AND a woman. Wow, these are really the kinds of characters you can get emotionally invested in. At least you've got Lance Henriksen at least attempting to give a performance as Mr Weyland (and giving the film some semblance of continuity with the Alien series), though he generally manages to get by simply by having an awesome voice. Despite the lazy characters and pretty dreadful script, to Paul W S Anderson's credit, the film does get a whole lot better once the titular extra-terrestrial brawl begins in earnest. Anderson has undeniable skill in directing action sequences, and the acid-blood-spraying fights are extremely entertaining. As fun as they are, they begin far too late in the film, and you are forced to sit through a good half-hour of clunky exposition before anything really kicks off. AVP is an emotionless, inhuman affair, but the action is well-handled, and both the xenomorphs and predators look better than they ever have. If we were subjected to a less drawn-out build to the first set-piece, and if the filmmakers hadn't been so greedy and pandered to a pre-teen audience, we might have had a pretty good time watching two races of gruesome monsters pounding each other to fluorescent pulp. As it is, the film is passably entertaining, but nothing else. It's too empty, too long, and nowhere-near scary or violent enough.… Expand
Nov 19, 2011It was decent. I was a bit disapointed that the plot wasnt thought out more and it didnt have that many confrontations between the Aliens and Predators either. I dont think I would recommend this to any one.
Nov 6, 2011I am a big fan of the Alien & Predator series, and I love this movie. I think this film is very underrated and it's really entertaining and fun. Even though it has little gore, it's still a great film.
Oct 7, 2011The only (and little) good thing in AvsP is probably the respectives mythologies of the two legendary franchises. But direction and interpretation are both deplorable; if I want to see a fight as the one between the two creatures in AvsP, I can see professional wrestling at TV.
Jul 22, 2011im a huge AVP fan in terms of the games on the PC and jagaur and i the comic from the 90's . so a movie would seem natural and be a great idea . the problem starts off first with it taking half the movie to even start . it trys to build the charicters up abit so i guess we will care about them but lets face it we went to see this to see the aliens and the predators kick some ass. first off this should have been set in the far future and in space with the colonial marines . instead we are in antarctica which all be it not a bad setting since we are getting a secluded no escape place . the action between the aliens and the predator was actally pretty good and there are some amazing looking action sequenses . though just not enough there . in the end its kinda mediocore but i didnt think it was terrable atleast.… Expand
Jun 2, 2011As a hardcore fan of both franchises, I thought this film worked. I was surprised with the story and how effectively both species were intertwined in history. I found myself making the connections of all the little details I have noticed over the years in the predecessor films. It was also refreshing to see an old regular like Henrikson join the cast.
May 15, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. So they wanted to make the most feared thing in the universe look like pansies? Ya right. two of the damn predators die in the first 30 min! I know they are apparently kids and all, but damn, they are still predators.… Expand
Mar 7, 2011This movie will sharply divide fans of Alien and Predator, the plot isn't great but gets the job done, it's surprisingly good action is what will keep you hooked, this is an interesting movie fans of Alien and Predator should watch.
Sep 12, 2010i admit that the movie could have been a lot better but i think it was a very good effort in combining the two famous originals. although it didn't show a promising story to it the film did show a good use of trying to bring back many of the old qualities from the two alien species however they needed to use more convincing and more recognized actors
Aug 13, 2010I thought the movie was pretty good. But the first 2 preds shouldn't have died so easily. But worse was that the pred teamed up with the woman. But the rest was good.
A reductive spook show in which a bunch of puny humans get chased around by scary monsters.
The thing-a-ma-jigs have it out with the whatch-a-ma-call-its -- as several humans scurry and scream between -- in Alien Vs. Predator, the kind of two-for-one dogfight (last repped by "Freddy Vs. Jason") that usually does more to bury a franchise than revive it.
It's a murky, empty-headed dive into the depths of the Antarctic and the heart of monster movie cliches that leaves you praying for most of the cast to get killed off fast, to put them (and us) out of our misery.


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Freezing Bread?
- mamamia Aug 10, 2006 12:59 AM
I'm new to freezing food, but with a toddler now and specials at the market all the time, I find myself taking advantage of the "Buy One Get One Free" deals more and more. I've done milk so far, but now bread is on sale.
Is bread a good candidate for freezing? If so, can anyone offer any tips?
All my bread lives in the freezer all the time, except that which I remove in the morning for use that day. For convenience, I cut unsliced bread, such as sourdough or French, into meal sized chunks of a few inches long and place in a clear plastic bag (so I can see what I've got) with a twist tie.
re: niki rothman
My bread also lives in the freezer. Somewhere I once read (Harold McGee perhaps) that bread goes stale *fastest* at refrigerator temperatures, and *slowest* at freezer temps. I go through bread fast enough that I just throw the "free" loaf or loaves in the freezer as is, and use within a week or two. Unless you really wrap it well it will eventually dry out, but if you use it reasonably quickly it's not a problem.
re: DGresh
The way to see if it's too old to use is that bread, like other foods, gets freezer burn. The very top surface gets that bleached white look of freezer burned chicken. It's easy to see. Toss it. I really should invest in a vacuum sealer, but I've got limited space and enough gadgets.
Bread freezes really well; just be sure to use freezer bags and press out as much air as possible.
re: cheryl_h
Well, exactly. Bagels: if I didn't freeze them I'd hardly ever eat them because I just do not get out to the one good bagel bakery in SF all that often. But if I freeze them, any day I want, I can have a bagel nosh.
I agree - I love good bakery bread, but since it is just me and my husband, we never seem to be able to consume an entire loaf of the "good bread" before it goes bad. So, I buy a loaf on the weekend, cut it into portions appropriate for the two of us and then freeze it. I prefer using ziploc bags (it is key to remove as much air as possible) and then wrapping tightly in foil or freezer paper. It works just fine. A slow thaw is best.
Agreed our bread is ALWAYS in the freezer! We do it all the time with all sorts of different breads! We just take out the slices that we plan to use, if we want to use right away, we just zap in the microwave for a little bit, if we have a few minutes, we just leave them out on a plate to thaw (Takes a short time really) and they are as fresh and soft as the day we bought it!
In fact, we recently de-thawed a bag of New England hot dog buns that had been in our freezer for 6 months! We feared we'd waited too long to use them, but they came out BEAUTIFUL, Tasty and Toasted up just fine for Lobster Rolls! :)
I freeze all that I bake myself, doing what one poster suggested - good freezer bags and squeezing air out. I have my own private bakeoff ;), and the flavour is terrific.
Ok, must just be me, RR. I HATE bread from the freezer. It's fine for toasting or maybe a grilled cheese, but I don't care for it for a sandwich. I do keep my bread in the fridge. We don't eat a loaf very quickly and find that this extends the life. Interesting that the above posted said that it goes stale fastest in the fridge. I think that here in AZ, it's so dry and the bread gets dry too. I'm sure you and the kidlet go through bed faster than we do.
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Oh, I agree - I should have mentioned above that I don't like bread that's been frozen unless it's toasted.
re: cheryl_h
Interesting - I always eat toasted bread - even lightly toasted, even if not pre-frozen. I guess I just like hot, chewy bread better. Hmmm....never thought of that before.
I always store bread in the freezer. If you leave it out it gets stale, if you put in the fridge it gets moldy.
We don't eat that much bread every day, but I do buy bread from a great Italian bakery and keep it in the freezer. For Bruschetta, panini,croutons,the bread in the freezer means very fresh bread with little waste.Bagels and chiabatta freeze particularly well.
I would suggest wrapping in Saran Wrap or Tin Foil, then storing in a freezer lock zip bag.


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Love's Bottom Line: An Easter Message
- Wednesday, April 16, 2014
The headline might suggest this article is about romance, holding hands, walks on the beach or even the "little blue pill." But it's not. No, this may be the least sexy article we have ever done on love and relationships, definitely not the warmest, and, if you take it to heart, it will cost you. How's that for advertising?
In Gary Chapman's famous classic "The Five Love Languages," we learn about meaningful ways we love others, including words of affirmation, touch (men's favorite by far), spending quality time, acts of service and giving gifts. And while these are important, there's a type of love Jesus models that gives the truest accounting of love we all look for, we all want and we all need to learn to give daily. But it doesn't get the headlines.
Unchallengeable, bottom line love requires sacrifice. The greatest love we can give is sacrificial love or, more practically, when we say "no" to ourselves in order to say "yes" to discomfort for the benefit of another. It's that simple, that hard, and that profound to the other person. Jesus prophetically explained love's bottom line for us for all in John 15:13 when said:
"Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends."
In other words, sacrificial love takes all mystery and guesswork out of play and replaces it with a rock solid message: I am willing to set my own comfort and well-being aside to secure your well being and comfort. That's not to suggest, we go out and look to be a heart-transplant donor. Instead, we look for ways in our daily relationships where God would call us to sacrifice what we want (feelings), and love someone else sacrificially (faith).
Before Jesus endured horrendous torture and was crucified, he revealed a human nature desiring to live and avoid the painful consequences of God's plan. He even asked God if there was a "PLAN B." But instead of choosing emotionally he sacrificially chose God's will. In the greatest love moment of all time and eternity he chose faith over feelings.
To communicate true love like Jesus did, sacrificing His life, we too have to choose between our feelings and our faith every day and in every setting that involves people. And when we go against those feelings to love others by limiting ourselves, we communicate true, Jesus powered, sacrificial love.
How to Show True Love Beyond Easter
While the Easter Holiday gives the ultimate example of sacrificial love, it's not meant for a one-time occasion. So here are tips and reasons to show "true love" beyond Easter:
1. Lay It Down
When Jesus volunteered His life, trusting in God's will and plan, He gave us the gift of forgiveness of our sin (salvation), redeemed all who believe in Him with eternal life (redemption) and allowed us to live with Him forever (resurrection). In other words, He laid down His life, so we might have life.
Whenever you love sacrificially, you lift the burden for someone else. That's what leads to the blessing. Without Jesus' sacrifice, we would not have salvation, redemption and resurrection. Jesus modeled the ultimate act of love, now we need to do the same, and love sacrificially.
2. Give It Up
Sacrificial love isn't about what we take up for ourselves, but what we give up for others. It's a matter of the will, not the heart. Instead of demanding, try serving. Give up your desires for free time, affection, attention, money and instead give your self, time, affection and money to others. In terms men can understand easily, give up control of the remote and take out the honey-do list.
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Introducing … The Start-Up Frog Score
The world of wine has Robert Parker.
Consumer credit has the FICO score.
Companies have Moody's and Standard & Poor's.
What do startups have? Maybe, one day, they'll have the Frog Score.
Yes, we're standing on the shoulders of giants: YouNoodle tried this (and pivoted). The Startup Genome Compass offers another take.
And we know a single quantitative metric oversimplifies. But there's merit in the concept: a third-party, objective assessment of a startup and its team. Every investor uses some model, no matter how crude. Every angel, every VC who looks at a business plan and hears a pitch, forms a view.
At JFDI, we've developed our own system. Every startup who applies to us gets evaluated using the same, simple model. This coming year, for the first time, we'll share our evaluations with applicants. We'll show how we think, how we evaluate a deal. If you get in – or don't – you deserve to know why. (After all, we might be wrong – correct us!)
Now for the innovation. We're thinking of opening up this evaluation process to any startup – not just those who want to get in to the JFDI program.
Think about it: when you go to buy a house or a car, you know they're going to check your credit rating. So you look it up first.
If you're a founder looking for funding, it only makes sense to find out how your pitch looks to other people.
If your Frog Score makes the cut, you could show that score to another VC – who knows, you just might find yourself in their fast lane.
If this takes off, I could see a world where VCs ask startups: What's your Frog Score? Don't have one yet? Go get an assessment done, and come back when you do. Insert freemium model here.
We will prototype this concept during the coming application process, and if it works, we'll launch it in a few months.
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October 20, 2012 at 7:30 pm
As a founder I will try at least this much:
Get a score first.
Pitch to investors.
Now improve score.
Pitch to investors.
Compare responses before and after improve score.
If responses are more favorable qualitative ly
and quantitative ly, I will say the score is good for improving chances.
JFDI to accept second round of applicants to its startup bootcamp; introduces "JFDI Score" : SGE
October 20, 2012 at 10:48 pm
[...] accelerator that started a 100-day Bootcamp earlier this year, will be coming back, it said in a blog post [...]
JFDI mulls 'JFDI Score', says it will accept second round of applicants to startup bootcamp soon | Singapore Daily News
October 20, 2012 at 11:22 pm
[...] be accepting applicants into the second iteration of its program soon, it said in a blog post [...]
October 21, 2012 at 2:00 am
This sounds like a great idea to get the JFDI name out.
For a JFDI score to be widely adopted though, it's got to be a pretty good predictor of the startup's success and this might be challenging.
It seems like a product (or business) can't become successful unless:
1. It addresses a real problem that a large enough number of people have.
2. It's at least good enough at solving the problem.
3. It's better than the competition.
The minimum threshold values for these variables (real problem that enough people have, good enough at solving the problem, etc.) are extremely domain specific. And these can take some time to get right (see early HP, Microsoft, etc.) unless the entrepreneur gets lucky early in the game or has some special insight.
A principle component of the JFDI score would then need to measure the entrepreneur's ability to endure this initial struggle (http://bhorowitz.com/2012/06/15/the-struggle/). This sounds difficult without some deep understanding of the entrepreneur's motivations and his or her life's context. And not something that can be done with a simple evaluation or with anonymized data (as the image above suggests).
If you have some particular idea of how to incorporate this data into the JFDI score though, it might be worth trying as a cheap experiment.
October 22, 2012 at 11:18 am
That sounds very good plan..every start up like me requires this…its somewhat similar to idea validation..i did apply for one over here http://thehatch.in/idea-validation/
now waiting for reply..hope my idea is good..:)
i,m exited to see my JFDI score too..when are you guys starting?
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October 30, 2012 at 4:10 pm
[...] Example: automated deal screening involving assessment of founder/idea fit, and other aspects of startup likelihood of success. JFDI is taking this on with the JFDI Startup Score. [...]
Joe Rouse
December 10, 2012 at 4:27 pm
This brings new meaning to 'kissing a lot of frogs to find your prince':)
Epirot Ludvik Nekaj
December 10, 2012 at 7:47 pm
very innovative initiative from our friends at JFDI Asia. look forward to see it happening.
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March 6, 2013 at 10:13 pm
[...] Yes. The FrogScore was developed by my co-founder Meng Wong. It scores different aspects of the team and their idea, [...]


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Even with Pauly Shore as the "star," this 1993 comedy is a bit better than you might think. Shore plays an insouciant college student asked by a friend (Carla Gugino) to pretend to be her fiancé over Thanksgiving break, thus discouraging a jerk back in her hometown from proposing. Shore's character agrees but is given a hard time by the girl's salt-of-the-earth family of farmers. The hero and Gugino's character actually have a crush on each other, and now that they have an opportunity to explore romance, their relationship is threatened by poor Pauly's tests of rural manhood. Shore aside, the strong cast--including Gugino and Lane Smith--lend this thing some credibility; and the script doesn't take any shortcuts in moving the characters beyond their assumptions about one another. --Tom Keogh
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If you haven't heard the name Tyrone Swoopes before now, there's a good chance you may be seeing and hearing more from him in the fall. The sophomore quarterbacked the Texas first-team offense in the Longhorns' annual Orange-White spring game on Saturday
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Substituting for the injured David Ash, Swoopes completed 17 of 30 passes for 229 yards and three touchdowns in leading the Texas team to a 38-14 victory over the Longhorn unit, made up of the second-team offense and first-team defense.
The was new head coach Charlie Strong's first spring practice in Austin after replacing longtime Longhorn coach Mack Brown after the 2013 season.
Senior running back Malcom Brown, Texas' leading ground gainer in 2013, rushed for 82 yards on 20 carries and tallied two running touchdowns on the day. The Longhorns No. 2 running back a year ago, Jonathan Gray, did not play in the annual spring scrimmage.
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Onyegbule, whose natural position is tight end or wide receiver, competed five of 10 passes for 60 yards.
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A Deogarh court in Jharkhand on Saturday rejected Singh's bail plea in connection with his alleged hate speech.
The court in Jharkhand on Apr 29 had stayed Singh's arrest till May 3.
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A Bokaro court in Jharkhand on Apr 28 rejected Singh's anticipatory bail plea in the case.
Additional District and Sessions Judge (First Class) Bipin Bihari rejected Singh's petition.
On Apr 25, a Patna civil court in Bihar granted anticipatory bail to Singh in connection with his alleged 'Pakistan' remark.
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The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Apr 22 banned Singh from campaigning in Bihar and Jharkhand after the BJP candidate triggered a controversy by saying that all opponents of the party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi will be sent to Pakistan.
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Apichatpong Weerasethakul's 2010 Thai film returns to the Charles. It focuses on the title character as he spends his final days surrounded by loved ones in the countryside, not all of them living. Boonmee eventually travels through the jungle with his family to the mysterious hilltop cave which was the birthplace of his first life. 35mm print.
Baltimore City Paper, 501 N. Calvert Street, P.O. Box 1377, Baltimore, MD 21278
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