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Around the World in 4 BPM
During the four years of Khmer Rouges horrific reign of terror, 1.5 million civilian deaths overshadowed the rise of Cambodias rollicking and unique music scene. Developed before the Communist movement began its destruction, the genre a mashup of Eastern flavors and our very own rock n roll is so vibrant its difficult to imagine torture and iron-fisted rule playing out against such a soundtrack. L.A.-based band Dengue Fever for years has been blending 60s Cambodian pop with a potpourri of world music, and now the group has forayed onto the silver screen with the rockumentary Sleepwalking Through the Mekong.
This Monday at 8 p.m., watch the bands journey through Cambodia. It marks a homecoming for lead singer Chhom Nimol, and for you it will be a celebration of how music can transcend culture and continents.
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I'm working quite a bit on the new Silicon Valley Code Camp site these days and introducing lots of new ways to view sessions. Much of this code I've written over 8 years ago, long before I had so many tricks in my bag. So, one of the things we track is session interest by attendee. To do that we have two tables, SessionAttendee and Sessions. Doing a simple join and count of the number of SessionAttendee records per session pretty much gives us what we need. Basically, we create a dictionary so we can get all the counts at once so that way, just one sql to the database interestCountsDict = (from data in meta.SessionAttendee where data.Interestlevel == 2 group data by … Continue Reading
LINQ tricks for performance (LINQ2SQL Old School)
Collection Form Post Parameters in WebAPI Controller
There are lots of ways using ASP.NET MVC4 to collection passed in form parameters (POST) to the WebAPI Controller. I'm not wanting to create a Model, I'm not wanting to get involved with dynamic variables, I just want the values that are posted in. Say for example, my post looks like the following: To capture both sessionId and trackId, I can have a WebAPI controller in Visual Studio that looks just like this: namespace WebAPI.Api{ public class SessionRpcController : ApiController { [HttpPost] [ActionName("UpdateSessionTrack")] [Authorize(Roles = "admin")] public HttpResponseMessage PostUpdateSessionTrack( FormDataCollection formDataCollection) … Continue Reading
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I often email the folks at JetBrains (the makers of ReSharper) letting them know that one of their refactors is wrong. They often email me back letting me know my about my misunderstanding. I actually enjoy this. Today, was a perfect example but I did not get past the ReSharper feedback form when I realized my code was wrong (sadly missed the exchange with them). I'm busy writing the SEO save for Silicon Valley Code Camp's new web site (coming by next week hopefully). In this case, I'm looking for a trackId passed into the sessions.aspx page. If I find it, then I redirect to a more friendly URL. Here is my code I was going to complain to ReSharper about as incorrectly warning me that my trackId = –1; is … Continue Reading
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California PAL unites law enforcement officers and communities by providing youth programs that develop discipline, positive self-image, mutual trust and respect.
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This happens all the time. It screws up my formatting... If I make a tab 2 times (8 spaces) it will turn to one tab (4 spaces) and 1 tab turns to 2 spaces etc. Does anyone know how to fix this?
In Notepad++, when i close a file and reopen it, 4 space tabs turn into 2 spaces. How can i fix this?
Perhaps your tab size is set to 2 spaces. Click on menu "settings" then "Preferences...", then switch to tab "Language menu/Tab settings", check the value of "Tab size" on the right bottom
Make sure you don't have the 'Replace by space' checkbox set next to the 'Tab Settings' in the Preferences->Language Menu/Tab settings.


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Hi, On 8/8/07, Amir Mistric <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > - What is the *best* way to find out if a child node is the last child of its > parent (based on certain node type)? > - Is there an API that already does this or would I have to create my > own method. > - If I have to create my own method, what would you recommend? > Do an Xpath query using last() or get a count of children and compare > last child node with passed in one? JCR doesn't have methods like Node.getNext() or Node.getPrevious() that would allow you to do sideways traversal. I guess the best way to achieve your goal would be: Node node = ... NodeIterator iterator = node.getParent().getNodes(); while (iterator.hasNext()) { if (node.isSame(iterator.nextNode())) { if (iterator.hasNext()) { return /* this is not the last sibling */; } else { return /* this is the last sibling */; } } } This approach is obviously not too efficient, but can be used to implement your use case as well as the "next"/"previous" links discussed in another post a while ago. Perhaps we should ask for JSR 283 to consider adding support for sibling access methods? BR, Jukka Zitting
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Farm and Forestry Offsets Key Question in Senate Debate
Farm and Forestry Offsets Key Question in Senate Debate
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A new analysis from the Environmental Working Group estimates that the House bill could allow the equivalent of more than 67 large coal-fired power plants to avoid any new controls on greenhouse gas emissions without requiring landowners to create any new carbon sequestration projects. "The effect of allowing polluters to take credit for what farmers and ranchers are already doing could significantly impede our progress in slowing climate change," states the report.
The Conservation Technology Information Center estimates that conservation tillage practices were already in use on 174 million acres in 2007, the equivalent of between 87-148 million metric tons of offset credits. Farmers could also potentially gain credit for millions of acres enrolled in farm bill conservation programs.
Farm groups fought to include the provision for "early actors" in the climate bill. They want to make sure that conscientious landowners who started conservation projects early on -- some of whom are already participating in voluntary carbon markets -- can still participate in a new carbon market.
They also warn that a requirement for new participants could potentially create incentives for farmers to plow up conservation lands and then reinitiate the carbon sequestration process.
The Environmental Working Group recommends the Senate bill only allow producers already participating in voluntary markets to transition to the new program. Otherwise, the group says that only conservation projects put in place from 2009 onward should qualify.
Tony Kreindler of Environmental Defense, who had not seen the EWG report, said the timing of the offsets is also of some concern to his group. Testimony from Environmental Defense President Fred Krupp will likely address the issue and recommend a scientific advisory board to oversee the program.


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Jinx Everything by AliceofBunnyWatch
©2014-2016 AliceofBunny
Yet another one. I apparently like Jinx. *^*
The draw is really nice, too bad for titties tho (for once i must say that )
Oh man I've been neglecting LoL art. Thanks for the reminder! <3
jinx is awesome, good work !
her work is really good
Cute work of Jinx, you had a buddy link your stuff on a social site. Keep up the good work and I enjoy your style.


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I have a mac app. Logically, it could be considered a dice game. One of the listed categories for my LSApplicationCategoryType key is public.app-category.dice-games. But when I go to the store and look at the list of categories, I don't see one for dice games.
So if I use public.app-category.dice-games for the key, what can I expect to happen with my app in the store?


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Thai Chicken Curry
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 23 mins
Thai Chicken Curry
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (14 ounce) can coconut milk
- 3 potatoes, small quartered
- 3 tablespoons nam pla
- 1 tablespoon curry powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon clove, ground
- 1 lb boneless chicken, cubed
- Combine cocnut milk, potatoes, nam pla, curry powder, and cloves.
- Simmer 15 minutes.
- Add chicken; cover, increase heat and cook until chicken and potatoes are tender, about 8 minutes.
- Stir occasionally.
- Serve with rice.
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This was great! We made it with 1 pound of firm tofu (crumbled) instead of chicken.
This dish is alright with chicken, but even better with tofu and aditional veggies (I added a can of sweet peas) Very versitile, delicious, always disappears! Also, I used light nam pla and light cocanut milk, it was still great.
Very easy to make--yay! This was really good, though a little spicy for my 3 year old, so I might cut back a bit on the spices next time around. I added a cup of frozen stir-fry vegetables and used soy sauce instead of the nam pla. Thanks for sharing!


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Paging: Use ADO, getrows, or a Stored Procedure?
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Paging is basically querying a database and presenting a page full of the query's results. In ASP and SQL Server programming, there are three approaches to paging. This article compares the approaches and explains which one is the most efficient when dealing with very large sets of data.
Free download from Shareware Connection - Paging is basically querying a database and presenting a page full of the query's results. In ASP and SQL Server programming, there are three approaches to paging.
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Old Fashioned Baked Apples
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Prep 20 mins
Cook 1 hr 5 mins
Try serving this for breakfast, kids love them. They hit the spot as an evening treat too I like to use "release"non stick foil
Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 large rome apples, washed & cored
- 1⁄3 cup granola cereal
- 1⁄3 cup raisins
- 1⁄3 cup slivered almonds
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1 fresh lemon rind, grated
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1⁄2 cup honey
- 1 cup apple juice
- 4 tablespoons butter
- whipping cream, chilled or softly whipped
- Peel off one strip around the center of each apple.
- Slice a thin piece off the bottom of each and place them almost touching in an oven proof dish.
- Combine the granola,raisins, nuts,cinnamon nutmeg and lemon peel.
- Toss to mix well.
- Divide the filling among the centers of the apples, pack the filling down lightly.
- In a saucepan combine the lemon juice, honey, apple juice& butter.
- Bring to a bubbly simmer about 5 minutes.
- Pour over the apples.
- Cover with foil and bake 350F degrees for 30 minutes.
- Uncover the apples and continue baking for about another 30 minutes, basting frequently with the juice.
- Cool to almost room temp serve with the cream.
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Yummmmm!! I have loved baked apples since I was a little girl. These were the best, Bergy. Soft and tender with a totally delicious filling and sauce. We had these for dessert but I agree, they would be nice for breakfast. I prefer mine warm, without any cream. Just lovely. Thanks.
Thanks Bergy! These apples are excellent and smell so good when cooking...they are a perfect baked apple.
Excellent! I used 4 fairly small gala apples for a half recipe & a covered casserole dish. Thank you for sharing this keeper of a recipe!


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Exaggerated shotgun wound done in 3rd Degree. Colored with some RMGP and tattoo colors
If you get hit in the arm with a shotgun, you will not get scars.... you will sur lost the full arm and half of the chest
okej how long time did it take to do this? o.o
its so awsome
its so awsome
Thank you! It took around two hours to complete, if I remember correctly.
holy crapola
OMG ! Well done !
go to the doctor with that and laugh as they treat your non-existant wound.
Hahaha, I'll dig into it with my finger when they ask what's wrong
great job
ouch, really, that have had hurt
Hahaha, I'm sure the real thing does hurt.
wow so cool and freaky at the same time!
Thanks so much, makes me very happy to know you like my work. Thank you again.
And it's things like these which prove that pratical effects shall remain king of special effects.


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"At the end of Shim's Creek" Masonboro by grandmaR
Masonboro Travel Guide: 2 reviews and 26 photos
While we were staying in Masonboro Marina, and there is a Masonboro Inlet, there is apparently also a Masonboro Island which is the largest undisturbed barrier island along the southern part of the North Carolina coast. The map below shows where it is located approximately five miles southeast of Wilmington. Masonboro Inlet is to the north and Carolina Beach Inlet is to the south of the 8.4 mile long island. There is consideral shoaling of the ICW around these two inlets, as we found to our sorrow.
According to the website: "The habitats found within the reserve site include subtidal soft bottoms, tidal flats, hard surfaces, salt marshes, shrub thicket, maritime forest, dredge spoil areas, grasslands, ocean beach and sand dunes. Loggerhead and green sea turtles nest on the beaches, where seabeach amaranth plants grow on the foredunes. All of these species are listed as threatened by the Federal Government. Of concern are the black skimmers, Wilson?s plovers and least terns that nest on the island. Sound sediments are home to two state watch list species ? Hartman?s Echiurid and a polycheate worm in the genus Notomastus. The nutrient rich water of Masonboro Sound are an important nursery area for spot, mullet, summer flounder, pompano, menhaden, and bluefish."
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Honey Chicken Salad
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Prep 20 mins
Cook 0 mins
This is the best chicken salad that I have ever made. The original recipe was from a Southern Living magazine. But I have changed a few things to suit my taste!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 cups chopped cooked chicken
- 3 celery ribs, diced
- 1⁄2 cup dried sweetened cranberries
- 1⁄2 cup chopped pecans
- 1 1⁄2 cups low-fat mayonnaise
- 1⁄3 cup honey
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- Stir together first four ingredients.
- Whisk together mayonnaise and next 3 ingredients.
- Add to chicken mixture, stirring gently until combined.
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I thought this was OK. It was a little too sweet for me. It did taste much better the second day. I added in some finely chopped onions and then added some more mayonnaise to counteract the sweetness. I loved the cranberries in it. I will definately be using them in future chicken salads. If you like sweet and honey taste, then you will probably love this. If you like things more savory, cut back on the honey. Overall, it was good after standing to allow the flavors to blend.
This was incredible! I mean YUM! I halved the recipe (to fit the amount of cooked chicken I had) and added some sliced green onion, as well. I used half full-fat mayonnaise, and half non-fat yogurt, which worked just fine. I'll definitely be making this again -- thanks!
Wow, what an awsome chicken salad! Loved the dried cranberries and pecans! I did halve the honey to prevent it getting all too sweet. Fabulous!


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EL PASO, Texas (AP) - The alleged leader of the Barrio Azteco gang in El Paso and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, has been named to the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list.
Eduardo "Tablas" Ravelo was added Tuesday.
The FBI is offering a $100,000 reward for information that leads to Ravelo's arrest.
Ravelo was indicted last year as part of a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations, or RICO, case targeting the gang for drug trafficking, murder, extortion and other crimes.
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Kupcakes & Co.
Cupcakes are small deserts that have become a big business. Howard County has a few stores that cater to cupcake lovers, and will get another shortly when Cooks 'N Cakes opens in Ellicott City. Above are some samples from Kupcakes & Co., in Elkridge. They include (top tier, clockwise from front right): raspberry red velvet, chocolate with vanilla, strawberry vanilla, chocolate hazelnut crunch, (bottom tier, left to right) caramel apple, chocolate peanut butter, and snickerdoodle.Staff Photo by Sarah Pastrana
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Hotels in Ataturk International Airport
Retaj Royale IstanbulEvren Mahallesi Cami Yolu Caddesi No:1A, Istanbul 5.0 out of 5.0
Located in Bagcilar, this luxury hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of ArmoniPark Outlet Center, Mall of Istanbul, and CNR Expo Center. WTC Istanbul Business Towers ...
DoubleTree by Hilton Istanbul AvcilarCihangir Mah. D 100 Guney Yan Yol, Istanbul 5.0 out of 5.0
This family-friendly Istanbul hotel is located near the airport, 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Torium Shopping Center, and within 6 mi (10 km) of Florya Ataturk Marine ...
Han Hostel Airport NorthDegirmenbahce Cad., Istanbul 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated near the airport, this hostel is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from ArmoniPark Outlet Center and 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from Istanbul Aydın University. Mall of Istanbul ...
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of WTC Istanbul Business Towers and CNR Expo Center. ArmoniPark Outlet Center and Istanbul Aydın ...
Holiday Inn Istanbul Airport HotelMahmutbey Mah., Istanbul 5.0 out of 5.0
Located in Mahmutbey, this luxury hotel is 1.8 mi (3 km) from Mall of Istanbul and within 6 mi (10 km) of Ataturk Olympic Stadium and ArmoniPark Outlet Center. ...
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This family-friendly Istanbul hotel is located in the business district, within 3 mi (5 km) of ArmoniPark Outlet Center and Istanbul Aydın University. Mall of ...
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Located in Bagcilar, this luxury hotel is 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from ArmoniPark Outlet Center and within 6 mi (10 km) of Mall of Istanbul and Ataturk Olympic Stadium. ...
Grand Hotel AvcilarE-5 Yanyol No 66, Istanbul 3.0 out of 5.0
Located in Avcilar, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Menekse Beach, Florya Ataturk Marine Mansion, and Florya Beach. Istanbul Aydın University and Torium ...
Novotel Istanbul City WestKazlicesme Mah. Kennedy Caddesi, Istanbul 4.0 out of 5.0
Situated on the waterfront, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Veliefendi Racecourse, Capacity Shopping Center, and Yedikule Hisari. Abdi Ipekci Arena and Atakoy ...
Courtyard by Marriott Istanbul International AirportBasin Ekspress Yolu, Fatih Cad., Istanbul 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in Halkali, this hotel is 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from ArmoniPark Outlet Center and within 6 mi (10 km) of Mall of Istanbul and Ataturk Olympic Stadium. CNR ...
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Obama asks Vermont to help host immigrant childrenJuly 17,2014
MONTPELIER The Obama administration has asked Vermont whether it can house immigrant children who have crossed into the United States over the Mexican border.
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Democratic opposition increased Wednesday to legal changes that would speed removals of young Central American migrants, jeopardizing President Barack Obamas call for $3.7 billion in emergency border spending to deal with the surge of unaccompanied youths at the South Texas border.
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The telethon is a great way for us to get back in touch with our alumni to update them on College news, hear about what they are up to now and invite them to support the College's Annual Appeal.
Last year the telethon campaign was a fantastic success and more than 60% of those who we asked to support the Appeal either made or pledged a gift to the College. Thanks to the generosity of Lincoln's alumni community, we succeeded in raising £127,000 in received gifts and almost £100,000 in pledged gifts.
Below you can read about our 2015 calling team.
2015 student caller profiles
Elena Porter
My name is Elena, and I've recently finished studying History at Lincoln. During my degree I was fortunate to be a helper on the Keio-Oxford summer school, a two-week course for Japanese university students run by Lincoln and Corpus Christi, and JCR Secretary for a year. The College partially funded my internship in the US last summer, where I worked with a historic preservation organisation and had a fantastic time. I'm currently pursuing a career in arts and heritage, spurred on by my involvement in the Student Consultancy and Springboard programmes whilst at Oxford. I'm participating in the telethon because I hope the opportunities that benefited me will exist for future undergraduates, and I'm really looking forward to speaking to a variety of alumni.
Nayra Zaghloul
Hi, my name is Nayra. I have just finished my first year studying English Language and Literature at Lincoln. Born in Cairo, I spend most of my vacations in Egypt (and my schooling days in the UK) which has developed my love of travel, fascination in Middle Eastern politics, appreciation of Islamic architecture, and proficiency in Arabic. In my free time this year I have enjoyed both writing and editing for student publications, such as being sub-editor of The ISIS magazine last term. I am also looking forward to being section editor for the fashion spread of The Oxford Student this upcoming Michaelmas. Less literary interests include yoga and running.
I still am not sure what I'd like to do following my degree, though am intrigued by academia, journalism, psychology and law as options, so I am particularly keen to speak to alumni about where life has taken them after their degree. As one of Lincoln's Welfare Officers next term I would also be hugely interested in hearing about alumni's past in-college experiences and memories.
Jonathan Minshull-Beech
Hi. My name is Jonny Minshull-Beech and I graduated this year with a B.A. in History. I am truly excited to be working on the telethon this year: I've had an amazing three years at Oxford, and am looking forward to learning more about the experiences and stories of former Lincoln students, as well as raising money for the College. I spent most of my time at Oxford playing sport, competing for the University in football, and the College in football, rugby, cricket and novice rowing. I also wrote for both The Oxford Student and the Cherwell. My proudest memory of my time at Lincoln has been the two weeks I spent leading the team of current students during the interview period of 2013, and I have particularly enjoyed doing outreach work with schools during the course of my degree.
Michaela Shaw
Hi, I'm Michaela and I've just finished my first year at Lincoln. I study PPE but I'm hoping to pursue a career in law, and I'm very interested in travelling and working abroad. I have really enjoyed Lincoln so far and I am excited to talk to alumni and hear about their experiences at College. In my spare time I enjoy playing music and I am in the University Choir. I also spend my time, as the co-president of the Lincoln Politics society, co-ordinating events and speakers, and thus I'm looking forward to reaching out to alumni.
Catriona Bolt
Hello! I'm Catriona, a soon-to-be second year student of English Language and Literature at Lincoln. The past year has seen me enjoy a whole range of new experiences, including acting in and co-directing the Lincoln drama Cuppers entry, rowing for the College Women's II in Torpids and being elected to the college Entz Committee. Lincoln has broadened my horizons more than I could have imagined, and I hope that by being part of the telethon calling team I can help ensure that this continues for future students. My future beyond Lincoln remains undecided, but I would like to continue to write creatively, both poetry and prose, and am interested in working in the theatre.
Noah Lachs
Hello, I'm Noah. I have really enjoyed my first year studying English Literature and Language at Lincoln. I'm a big sports fan and was part of Lincoln's league winning football team this year, I also ran the London Marathon in April. I play guitar and have enjoyed participating in many college music events. I'm active around the University and was recently elected treasurer of the Oxford Union; I am also a deputy editor for The ISIS magazine. This summer I am teaching English in Japan as part of the Oxbridge Summer Camps Abroad scheme. I am only able to do these things because Lincoln is so supportive. I am excited to speak to alumni about their experiences at College and around the University.
Matthew Whearty
Hi, my name is Matthew and I'm a PPE student who has just finished my first year at Lincoln. I've had a fantastic time at the College so far, participating in dodge ball and croquet Cuppers competitions, and working as a Lincoln Ambassador, showing off the great things about our college to prospective students. I have also been volunteering with Schools Plus in a school in East Oxford, helping to teach Politics AS-Level to sixth form students. I know that the effects of donations to our bursary and support funds are hugely positive for our undergraduate community, and am excited about being a part of the telethon project to maintain these funds. In the future, I would like to go into further study concerning African politics, hopefully leading to an academic career.
Harriet Ley
Hello. My name is Harriet and I am a second year chemist. So far in my time at Lincoln I have had the privilege of being involved with a number of societies, I have joined the Union and heard many interesting speakers from comedians to the CEO of Google, I have tried my hand at fencing and I've been part of Lincoln's prospective University Challenge team with high hopes of selection for the 2016 competition. Much of my free time is spent in committing the ultimate treachery of singing in Balliol's choir. It has been wonderful to sing pieces more challenging than any I had attempted before, especially in such beautiful surroundings. This year I plan to become more involved with RAG and with Lincoln's JCR. Alongside my commitment to science I am developing a growing interest in law and hope to find a way in which I can express both these interests within my future career.
Flora Jago
Hello! My name is Flora and I'm about to begin my second year studying Law at Lincoln. I have absolutely loved my time at Oxford so far. Within College, I've been involved in the 1427 choir, and this summer I was a leader on VacProj, the official college charity. I am an active member of both the college and university Law Societies, and in Trinity term I was elected as co-president of Lincoln Law Society. I am also very involved in the Boat Club, having taken up rowing as a novice in my first term. I have now branched out to try a bit of coxing as well as rowing, and will be running the Women's side of the Boat Club as Captain next year. Looking beyond university, I am hoping to pursue a career as either a solicitor or barrister when I graduate, possibly specialising in medical law.
Amelia Coe
I'm Amelia and I've just finished my three years at Lincoln studying a BA in History & Politics. I was very lucky in my time at Lincoln to be involved in many varied societies both in college, and university-wide. I received generous support from Lincoln for the costs associated with playing Netball for the University Blues team, and am looking forward to speaking to alumni, like me, who want to give back to the College and support such schemes that make a difference to its students. As well as being heavily involved in University and College Sport, a Lincoln highlight for me was my time on VacProj. I was on the committee in my second year and would love to speak to alumni who also volunteered on the project!
Mark Williams
Hello, I'm Mark Williams. I'm about to start my third year reading PPE at Lincoln. I have spent the past year serving as the President of Lincoln's JCR. It was a privilege to work closely with the College to make Lincoln a warm and welcoming home for everyone. I saw first-hand what a difference to our lives the work of the telethon did and I look forward to taking part. It will be interesting talking to alumni to see in what ways the College has changed and how it has stayed the same. Last year, I was also co-president of the Lincoln Politics society and I am aiming towards a career in management consultancy or the Civil Service.
Eleanor Rowbottom
Hi I'm Eleanor and I am entering my fourth year studying Spanish and Portuguese. I have just returned from my year abroad spent in Spain, Brazil and Colombia, working in consultancy and travel. During my first two years at Lincoln I helped organise Modern Languages events in College and rowed for the Boat Club, as well as representing the undergraduate body at alumni events as the 1427 Committee President. In College I have seen and personally benefited from the generosity of alumni, so I'm very excited to for this opportunity to take part in the telethon. I'm really looking forward to returning to Lincoln for my fourth year, after which I will be starting a career in finance.


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FINALLY, WE'RE EXPECTING A BREAK FROM THE BITTER EXPECTING A BREAK FROM THE BITTER COLD - AND THIS WEEKEND IS LOOKING LIKE A GREAT TIME TO HIT THE SLOPES. HERE'S MALLORY BROOKE WITH THIS WEEK'S SKI AND SNOWBOARD REPORT. Cold air has kept out snowpack solid and in place... Not much new snow reported this week at our mAine resorts...titcomb and Lost Valley are 100% open...while sugarloaf and Sunday river have well over 100 trails with the ropes down... and you'll be skiing and boarding on over a two foot base at Shawnee peak. In the mount Washington valley, a few resorts picked up some fresh snow Tuesday...with wildcat, black mountain, Bretton woods and king pine all 100% open. And You'll be skiing on a 3 to 4 foot base on loon mountain Warmer air moves in for this weekend for more comfortable conditions on the mountain. For this weeks ski and board report, I'm meteorologist Mallory Brooke. FULL áááÑ
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EDINBURG - Nick Zaleski's run-scoring single in the top of the ninth inning scored the winning run as Sam Houston State rallied for an 11-10 victory over Texas-Pan American on the final day of the Al Ogletree Classic at Edinburg Stadium Sunday afternoon.
During the three hour, 36 minute marathon, Sam Houston State (10-6) produced 14 hits and scored three runs on Bronc errors to win two of their three contests in the event. The Bearkats defeated UTSA 3-1 Saturday after falling to Illinois 14-5 Friday night.
Karl Krailo led the Bearkats at the plate, going four for five with one RBI
and scoring two runs. Bobby Verbick went two for five with a three-run home run in the fourth inning. Keith Stein and Todd Sebek each brought in two runs.
Tim Gray started for the Bearkats, giving up seven runs on six hits while striking out four batters in two and one third innings. Stephen Spaugh, Zac Baker, and Luke Prihoda all pitched in relief. Prihoda (2-0) got the victory, giving up only one hit in the final three innings.
Sam Houston State will play host to Dallas Baptist in a Tuesday night single game at Don Sanders Stadium in Huntsville. First pitch is at 6:30 p.m.
Line Score:
Sam Houston State 11, Texas-Pan American 10
(Mar 04, 2007 at Edinburg, TX)
Sam Houston State... 121 400 003 - 11 14 3 (10-6)
Texas-Pan American.. 223 020 100 - 10 12 3 (6-13)
Pitchers: Sam Houston State - Gray; Spaugh(3); Baker(6); Prihoda(6).
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Map indicating Port Authorities across Canada
Belledune Port Authority
The Port of Belledune is an
artificial, year-round, deep-sea harbour strategically located near
the mouth of the St. Lawrence River on the south shore of the Bay
of Chaleur, about 40 km north of Bathurst, New Brunswick. The Port
of Belledune boasts three terminals that serve a vast industrial
park linked to Canada's road and rail networks, and as such, offers
virtually unlimited potential for growth.
• In 2014, the port handled over 1.6 million tonnes of a variety of bulk cargo ranging from metallurgical coke to wood pellets and aggregate.
Port of Belledune website
Halifax Port Authority
The Port of Halifax is an ice-free
port with minimal tides and no currents that is one day closer to
southeast Asia (via the Suez Canal) than any other North American
east coast container port. A deep-water port (45-50 feet) that is
the only port on the east coast that can handle fully laden post-Panamax
container vessels with high labour productivity, an average of 25
lifts per hour.
• East Coast's multipurpose international container port, handling 400,063 TEU and over 7.8 million tonnes of total cargo in 2014.
• Ships steel, rubber, forest products, automobiles, containers and liquid bulk.
• Major cruise destination hosting 134 ships and 217,305 passengers in 2014.
Port of Halifax website
Hamilton Port Authority
The Port of Hamilton is located at
the west end of Lake Ontario. Major cargoes include dry bulk, liquid
bulk and general cargo with total annual tonnage averaging 10 million
metric tonnes, of which just over 1 million tonnes is overseas
cargo (2010 stats.) and is visited by more than 600 vessel calls annually. The Port Authority
offers 8,900 metres of docking facilities with drafts to Seaway
requirements, 160,186 square metres of warehousing, and ten (10)
shipping piers for cargo storage.
• Located in Canada's industrial heartland.
• Handled more than 10.5 million tonnes of liquid, dry and break bulk cargoes in 2014.
Port of Hamilton website
Montreal Port Authority
Linked to more than 100 countries around the world
by many reputable shipping lines, the Port of Montreal
is located on one of the largest navigable waterways in the world
– the majestic St. Lawrence River – and offers the shortest
route between major European and Mediterranean ports and North American
markets. Situated 1,600 kilometres inland from the Atlantic, it
is the international port closest to North America's industrial
heartland, representing a hinterland of some 100 million Canadian
and American consumers.
• Handled over 30 million tonnes of liquid and dry bulk and containers (1.4 million TEU) in 2014.
• A cruise ship destination of choice, the port welcomed 71,044 passengers and crew members in 2014.
Port of Montreal website
Nanaimo Port Authority
The Port of Nanaimo is the largest
port on Vancouver Island and administers approximately 50 km of
waterfront within harbour boundaries. In the cargo area, Port facilities
include the 40.5 hectare Assembly Wharf of storage areas, warehouses,
a mill, a dry dock and four berths. The 26 hectare Duke Point site
has a deep-sea berth, a large all-purpose loading ramp, a container
crane and licenced one-acre sites. BC Ferries carries almost 5.5
million passengers and over 2.1 million vehicles in and out of the
harbour annually. Two seaplane companies carry approximately 158,000 passengers annually using the floats at the Port's Seaplane Terminal. In 2014, it handled over 4.1 million metric tonnes of Cargo.
• Transportation gateway for Vancouver Island, NPA handled over 4.1 million tonnes of petroleum, forest products, chemicals and salt in 2014.
Nanaimo Port Authority website
Oshawa Port Authority
Located on Lake Ontario, 51.48 kilometres from Metro
Toronto, the Port of Oshawa offers smooth and efficient
access to markets in south central Ontario, the north eastern United
States and the entire world. The Port of Oshawa's facilities
consist of two berths, capable of accommodating vessels to a maximum
of 222.5 metres in length and drawing 7.9 metres, full seaway depth,
on the east and west sides.
• Durham Region's gateway to world markets through the St. Lawrence Seaway.
• Handles $23 million worth of cargo annually, including 357,125 tonnes of salt and steel products, asphalt and grain in 2014.
Oshawa Port Authority website
Port Alberni Port Authority
Port Alberni is situated on the West
Coast of Vancouver Island at the head of Alberni inlet, 58 kilometres
from the Pacific Ocean -- a fine, all-year-round, ice-free port
where vessels can be accommodated at all stages of tide. The port
offers three deep-sea berths which can accommodate up to "Panamax"
size vessels and are owned and operated by the Port Alberni Port
Authority. The Port has diversified revenue streams, most notably,
deep-sea shipping, property leases and marina management.
• With direct access to the Pacific, PAPA is a diversified international port, handling over 1.6 million tonnes of forest products in 2014.
Port Alberni Port Authority website
Prince Rupert Port Authority
The Port of Prince Rupert is strategically
located on British Columbia's north coast and has excellent
road and rail transportation systems to western and eastern Canada,
and proximity to major world markets. The port, which offers a large,
ice-free harbour sheltered by outer islands, is capable of accommodating
vessels of up to 250,000 DWT. It has several deep-sea berths and
is in the process of developing container-handling capability to
take advantage of the growing trade from China and the excellent
access it has to the mid-west US market.
• Closest North American port to Asia, PRPA handled over 20 million tonnes of grain, coal, chemicals, forest products, and containers in 2014, surpassing previous records.
• In 2012, Canada's newest container terminal in PRPA surpassed its design capacity of 500,000 TEU.
Prince Rupert Port Authority website
Quebec Port Authority
Due to the quality of its harbour, its port services, its rail connections to all terminals and its
15 meters of water at low tide, The Port of Québec is THE gateway to the Great Lakes!
Open year-round and located about 1400 kilometers towards the heartland of North
American continent, the Port of Québec is located at less than 300 kilometers from the first
lock leading to the Great Lakes. So, the port efficiently links the industrial and agricultural
heartland of North America to the rest of the world. In fact, it is one of the shortest water
route between Europe and the Great Lakes market. Through its infrastructures and its harbour services, the maritime community connects the region to about 60 countries that export and import merchandise whose origin or destination is in the Great Lakes basin. Since the turn of the century, the Port of Québec has increased its main activities by approximately 75 percent.
• Handled 24 million tonnes of dry and liquid bulk and general cargo in 2014.
• As part of one of the oldest cities in Canada, QPA hosted 103 cruise ship visits and 180,000 visitors in 2014.
Port du Québec website
Saguenay Port Authority
Port of Saguenayinstallations consist of Grande-Anse Marine Terminal and Powell Wharf, both multi-modal terminals. These terminals are located 54 nautical miles from the junction of the Saguenay River and the St. Lawrence.
• Key regional port and cruise ship destination in the Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean area, handling 280,097 tonnes of general cargo, liquid, and dry bulk in 2014
• The cruise-ship wharf received 32 vessels and close to 29,000 passengers in 2014.
Saguenay Port Authority website
Saint John Port Authority
The Port of Saint John,, New Brunswick, provides a year-round, deep water, ice free port, handling in excess of 28 million tonnes of cargo annually, consisting of petroleum products, potash, forest products, containers, bulk salt, metals, sugar, project cargo and miscellaneous bulk products. Saint John is a major port of call for cruise ships in the Canada-New England market.
• East Coast's major bulk facility handled 28 million tonnes of liquid bulk (petroleum products), dry bulk and containers (89,615 TEU ) in 2014.
• Significant cruise destination hosting 49 ship calls from 11 cruise lines, with close to 150,000 guests and crewmembers in 2014.
Saint John Port Authority website
Sept-Iles Port Authority
Located on the north shore of the lower St. Lawrence
River about 530 kilometres downstream from Quebec City, the Port
of Sept-Ilescomprises a large and deep-water bay of some 10 kilometres in diameter with a well-protected entrance due to a small group of islands. Annual economic impacts are estimated at nearly $1 billion, with nearly 4,000 direct and indirect jobs created within the region.
• One of North America's largest ore-handling ports, boasting diverse, state-of-the-art facilities that allowed it to handle 23.9 million tonnes of iron ore, alumina, aluminum, petroleum coke and limestone in 2014.
Sept-Iles Port Authority website
St. John's Port Authority
The Port of St. John's is the location of Newfoundland and Labrador's primary and most advanced container terminal. They are the primary offshore energy supply and service centre on the East Coast of Canada. And, true to their roots, they are one of the most active fish-handling ports in the province. As innovators and entrepreneurs, the port has evolved from the historic fishery to become a strategic transportation hub and powerful economic engine.
• Handled 1.6 million tonnes of domestic containers, liquid and dry bulk in 2014.
• At the centre of a growing cruise ship industry, having welcomed 17,772 passengers and 17 ships in 2014.
St. John's Port Authority website
Thunder Bay Port Authority
The Port of Thunder Bay is an international
seaport, 3,200 kilometres inland from the Atlantic Ocean and at
the head of the Great Lakes/Seaway System. The port stretches along
more than 45 kilometres of shoreline. Thunder Bay is a major Canadian
port, handling upwards of 9 million tonnes of cargo in a typical
• Canada's primary grain port.
• Handled 9.3 million tonnes in 2014, mainly grain products, as well as coal, potash, forest products, and project cargo.
Thunder Bay Port Authority website
Toronto Port Authority
Canada's largest city, Toronto, is situated
on the northwest shore of Lake Ontario, 41.8 kilometres from
Port Weller at the entrance to the Welland Canal leading
to Lake Erie. An average of 400 ships arrive at the Port
of Toronto each year. A new fast-ferry service has been
established between Toronto and Rochester with a new cruise terminal
on port lands.
• One of Canada's largest inland ports, serving Canada's largest city and close to 25% of Canada's population.
• Owns and operates the Billy Bishop Airport, the Port of Toronto (Terminals 51 and 52), and the Outer Harbour Marina.
• Handled 1.8 million tonnes of dry and liquid bulk in 2014, as well as special project cargo like windmills, power plant components and locomotives.
Toronto Port Authority website
Trois-Rivieres Port Authority
Open to navigation 12 months a year, the Port
of Trois-Rivières also offers to most of the berths
a water depth of 10.6 M. The main facilities include: grain elevators,
4 transit sheds for general cargo, open storage areas, tanks for
different liquid bulk products and also an excellent railway system.
• Strategically located between Montreal and Québec, the port welcomes 250 ships per year.
• In 2014, handled 3.7 million tonnes of dry bulk and grain, as well as diverse cargo such as containers, wind towers, and forest products.
Trois-Rivieres Port Authority website
Port Metro Vancouver
Port Metro Vancouver is Canada's largest and most diversified Port and the largest export port in North America. Each year, it trades $172 billion in goods – or one-fifth of Canada's trade – with more than 160 trading economies. In 2012, that amounted to 124 million metric tonnes of cargo in four business sectors: automobiles, breakbulk, bulk and container. The Port's fifth business sector, cruise, attracted more than 820,000 passengers to Vancouver in 2013 for its Alaskan cruise season.
Port Metro Vancouver's jurisdiction covers more than 600 kilometres of shoreline bordering 16 municipalities, one treaty First Nation, and several First Nations. The Port manages more than 16,000 hectares of water, and nearly 1,000 hectares of land and assets.
With a full range of facilities and services for the international shipping community, including access by three Class 1 railroads, Port Metro Vancouver offers 28 major marine cargo terminals with virtually no draft restrictions, Super Post-Panamax capacity and extensive on-dock rail facilities.
Through its extensive community engagement program, Port Metro Vancouver works hard to preserve the quality of life in the Metro Vancouver region, and to leverage the Port's ability to drive growth and prosperity, now and in the future.
• Almost 95 per cent of the port's total volume serves Canadian import and export markets. Canada's largest port, PMV handled 140 million tonnes of bulk and container cargoes in 2014, valued at $187 billion.
• A Major cruise ship homeport: PMV hostsover 800,000 passengers per year
Port Metro Vancouver website
Windsor Port Authority
The Port of Windsor is a deep-water
port about 22.5 kilometres in length, located on the south shore
of the Detroit River, extending from the upper end of Fighting Island
to about 8 kilometres east of Peche Island. Utilized on a 12-month
basis and equipped to handle all types of cargo from packaged freight
to bulk cargoes, including salt, fluorspar, grain, crushed stone,
sand, calcium, steel, vehicles, liquid cargo of petroleum products,
containers, truck and railroad roll-on/roll-off, fuel bunkering
service for ships up to 304.8 metres.
• Major regional port in Southwestern Ontario.
• Handled 5.4 million tonnes of dry and liquid bulk in 2014.
• Included aggregates for construction of the Herb Grey Parkway and road salt for the region.
Windsor Port Authority website


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Mr. Mustachios food truck brings brats and other pub grub to Minneapolis UPDATED
Visiting the Mr. Mustachio's truck, no facial hair required
Mr. Mustachios pulled away from the Nomad World Pub and onto the downtown Minneapolis streets this week. The truck isn't new, but this was our first time visiting them. Was once co-owned by Nomad manager Kevin Kane, the truck's name grew from a Movember campaign, when Kane encountered some difficulty sprouting the requisite facial hair. What started as an inside joke became the name of the truck. (They are now under new management).* We stopped by for a first taste.
The menu varies, filled with great pub grub like fish tacos and sliders, but on our visit the menu was stacked with sausages. There was the Nicollet, an all-beef dog topped with barbecue, nacho cheese, and takis; the Nordeast, a Kramarczuk's brat topped with caraway rye-studded sauerkraut and stone-ground mustard; and the Lyn Lake, the Kramarczuk brat topped with sriracha, aioli, grilled pineapple, and three-pepper relish. The fries are so good that on this day, at 12:30, they were already sold out.
For vegetarians, they have also developed the Seward dog made from carrots.
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We sought solace in the Nordeast brat. The perfectly ground pork mixture, spiked with nasal-clearing mustard and topped with that nearly sweet, crunchy slaw, was straightforward grilled perfection. The only thing that could have made it better was a beer. Good thing Mr. Mustachio's hangs out near the pub. They also visit some of the local breweries, so be sure to follow them on Twitter for the next location. Save us some of those fries, would you, please?
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The fire that lead to this tragedy, that killed two and injured three more, started in the carport area of the home. Investigators were able to identify this area as where the fire originated and have been able to rule out a number of ignition sources. "With the amount of damage and the item(s) first ignited completely consumed by fire, the exact cause cannot be identified," concluded Etheredge. The investigation is complete at this time barring any new information or evidence that may arise.
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Nine Mile Music Festival
returns to Miami for its 20th annual celebration on March 2, 2013, at Virginia Key Park. The 12-hour festival will include performances by Stephen Marley, Damian Marley, Capleton, 2 Chainz, Future and Luciana. Daniel "Bambaata" Marley, Bob Marley's grandson, will also perform. Gates open at 2 p.m. The festival, which was pioneered by Bob Marley's mother, Cedella Marley Booker, has been a highlight for hip hop, soca and reggae fans since it began in 1993. Beyond the music, Cedella also helped to incorporate concert's annual food drive. On top of the admission ticket, which is $53 for general admission and $174 for VIP, each person must bring four cans of food in order to gain entry. The can goods are then distributed to Miami shelters and in Jamaica. Since it's existence, the festival has collected roughly 2 million cans of food. Cedella passed away in 2008, due to natural causes. However, the concert's traditions live on. "It means a lot to be doing this show in her honor," Bambaata said. "If not for her, we wouldn't be here representing this legacy." This is the third time Bambaata will take to the stage with his uncles, and it'll be the first time he performs an entire set solo at such a large arena. For the second year, the Marley concert will take place at Virginia Key Beach Park, as opposed to its Downtown Miami location. Representatives say that the new venue is larger in size and allows the good vibes to continue beyond Bayfront Park's 10 p.m. curfew.
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White House Down
- Studio: Columbia Pictures
- Release Date: Jun 28, 2013
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Roland Emmerich makes love of country into a thing of unabashed hokum, which bleeds through every nook of this overstuffed jumble and leaves no character untouched.
White House Down wants to riff on the stirring action crowd-pleasers of old. But instead of playing on those motifs, White House Down becomes a slave to them, turning into the very kind of rote, brainless, poorly choreographed and leaden action movie it wants to lighten up.
What played as rousingly dumb fun in "Independence Day" (1996) — all those pie-eyed nationalistic monologues, and U.S. landmarks reduced to rubble — now come off as callously insensitive, even with tongue firmly in cheek.
Mr. Emmerich, who has often conjured with cosmic themes, sometimes wittily, achieves something new this time around — a level of indifference to the genre and its fans that amounts to a cosmic shrug. What does it matter if the absurdity is slovenly, the whimsy leaden, the extravagance squalid?
White House Down never quite seems to decide what kind of movie it wants to be, although by firepower alone it qualifies as this summer's most cartoonishly bombastic exercise in sensory overload (so far).
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Jan 8, 2014'Oh my god, there are U S special forces flying over us' states an incredulous news reporter. This is just one example of how unintentionally'Oh my god, there are U S special forces flying over us' states an incredulous news reporter. This is just one example of how unintentionally funny, but risibly bad, the dialogue is in this ludicrously awful action adventure opus. It actually seems keen to copy all the worst aspects of the (far superior) 70's disaster movies. Scene after scene just lie there and die there as Channing Tatum heroically endeavours to save President Jamie Foxx from the clutches of evil inside aide, James Woods.
The film is full of stock characters and cliched, not to mention ridiculously unbelievable, situations and it's not even exciting. Despite having set pieces involving explosion after explosion the movie ignites not one jot of palpable tension. The actress playing Tatum's daughter is just horrible and adds credence to the saying 'Never work with animals or children'. In this instance, though, it's because the actress concerned demonstrates to the adults just how inept she is. Ultimately, this cannot even be considered a good bad film. It is with indifference that I pronounce it a resounding dud.… Full Review »
Jul 9, 2013Loved the movie. A little over the top on the action, but I was not bored for a second. Wondered how much You Tube paid for the plugs. And ofLoved the movie. A little over the top on the action, but I was not bored for a second. Wondered how much You Tube paid for the plugs. And of course Nike and the Air Jordans.… Full Review »
Jun 29, 201317 years ago "Independence Day" put Will Smith and Roland Emmerich on the map. Will Smith became the summer blockbuster hero while Emmerich17 years ago "Independence Day" put Will Smith and Roland Emmerich on the map. Will Smith became the summer blockbuster hero while Emmerich became the guy who made popcorn flicks where he got to destroy stuff (most of Washington DC, national monuments, New York City, the world and more).
This summer both Smith and Emmerich had big movies "After Earth" and "White House Down." Both of these movies had really stupid titles but Roland delivered the goods while Will got sucked into the M Night Shamalayan's sinkhole (box office results notwithstanding).
White House Down is a blatant rip off of Die Hard, but it tweaks the premise just enough to make it different enough and wildly entertaining. Channing Tatum doesn't try to be Bruce Willis (even if he eventually gets in the same bloodied tank top) but combines his witty "21 Jump Street" humor with his "GI Joe" bad-ass-ness. The addition of Jamie Foxx as the "Obama" president and, no joke, side-kick to Tatum, adds for some great comedic moments.
Most of Emmerich's films are entertaining. Even Godzilla, his worst movie, is a mostly fun ride. But he seems to have matured to a point that all of his typical formulaic elements are made more cohesive. This formula typically goes: 1) character introduction, 2) action/destroy things, 3) quieter character development, 4) action and then an episodic cycle of 3 and 4 until the ultimate sappy happy-ending climax. The formula is there but it's better integrated and faster-moving. And he's found a way to reduce the sappiness.
It helps to have the talents of Jamie Foxx, Channing Tatum, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Six Feet Under's Richard Jenkins who all put in great performances.
If you wanted "24" to be a movie, this is it. They definitely borrow 24's "the terrorist in the end is not the terrorist in the beginning" twists and turns.
Trust me. You will be entertained.… Full Review »