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This fun and educational day will be full of activities to inspire life-long 'birders' and bird novices alike. Leading ornithological experts will give presentations and answer your bird questions. Take a Bird Walk with an expert birder, buy bird attracting plants for your garden and learn all about our feathered friends at Fairchild's Third Annual Bird Day!
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Has this man been Portland's MVP so far? Read on to find out!
*So it took me a minute to figure out how to set up this whole blog business, but I finally got it down. I know this entry is a bit after the horn, but, given that I'm brand new to the network, hopefully it is still considered. Here goes...*
The Portland Trail Blazers are playing like championship contenders! At least that's what you thought after the first three games of the season, right? As it turns out, a season of ups and downs, inconsistent play, and a schedule more in line with the MLB than the NBA has the Blazers mashed together with 10 other teams in the battle for Western Conference supremacy. At this point, two consecutive wins or losses could mean the difference between second place or eleventh place in the Conference (the Blazers currently sit in sixth, at 12-8).
There have been times when the team has looked unbeatable (almost always in the friendly confines of the Rose Garden, where the Blazers have posted a 9-1 record and fans have witnessed thorough beat downs of the likes of Philadelphia, Memphis, and the ever hated LA Fakers), and others where they seem helplessly mediocre (almost always on the road, where the team has staggered to a 3-7 start; Really, Detroit? Really, Phoenix?).
All of this has led to varying states of euphoria and frustration for Blazers fans, at least it has for me, and a sense of wonder as to whether this team will be able to put together any sort of significant run, or is simply destined to dominate games by 15 at home and gag away fourth quarter leads on the road. But before we start gnashing our teeth too much over inconsistent guard play, poor perimeter shooting, and a lack of road energy, let's take a look back at how we got here and admire the Blazers' accomplishments in spite of some long odds.
Show of hands: who thought Portland had a chance at being a contending team this year after B Roy retired? I see a few of you out there, fair enough. But the reality is you don't just replace a 3-time All-star and face of the franchise overnight. The loss of Brandon has been glaring at times this season, just choose from any of five fourth quarter meltdowns so far, but nonetheless other guys have been there to step up. LaMarcus Aldridge is playing like (dare we say it?) an unquestionable All-star and Gerald Wallace has activated "beast-mode" on numerous occasions (seemingly every night the team has played at home). Both those guys could stand to produce a little more in the fourth quarter, but all-in-all have played outstanding so far this year.
Much has been made of the Blazers' consistent inconsistency throughout the early season. Both Raymond Felton and Jamal Crawford are shooting well below their career averages, Wesley Matthews has scored 20 points or more only twice this season after accomplishing the feat 26 times last year, and Nic Batum has shown flashes of potential dominance mixed with customary passivity. As a team, there have been plenty of turnovers, miscommunications, and a seemingly tepid commitment at times to playing up-tempo. Some would say that such traits are endemic of the entire NBA right now, but that is no excuse. The Blazers have a wealth of talent, and, given the fact that no other Western Conference team has really established dominance yet in this young season, there is no reason why they should not be near the top of the standings.
But let's not forget another obstacle the Blazers had to face as they began this shortened 66-game season; beyond an abbreviated training camp, limited practice time, and the 4-5 games a week that every team has had to deal with. Coming into opening night, 10 players on the roster had played only 38 games or less in a Blazer uniform (11 if you include Gregory Wayne Oden, who hasn't played in two years), six had played 0. This lack of on-court chemistry has clearly shown itself through the first 20 games (has Ray Felton even thrown a single alley-oop to LaMarcus yet?). Fortunately, this problem has an easy fix: play more games! And the Blazers will do just that. There is obviously more to being successful than just getting a group of guys to play a bunch of games together, you need pieces that fit. But as the season continues, a greater continuity among all the players on the team should mean that the pieces will begin to fall into place.
With 46 games left in the regular season, the Blazers still have plenty of room to grow and I expect that's just what they'll do. The more this team plays with each other, the more they will establish a rhythm and the better they will become. And the best news of all? At 12-8 the Blazers would be on pace to win 49 games in a regular 82 game season, certainly a respectable number. With that said, here's looking at 39 victories and a first-round date with the Lakers!
P.S. If I may just interject my favorite thing about the season so far: EVERY time Kurt Thomas shoots that 15-foot jumper, you KNOW it's going in (I'd say Shawn Marks replacement is working out just fine).
you hit the nail on the head with the shooting woes at guard. inconsistent shooting has hurt us this season, especially at guard. Wesley, Jamal and Ray need to step that up in order for us to win some games. i'm not sure i'd say Kurt has been our mvp this season, but he's been a great addition.~ KMM
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Federal and state agents swept through Calumet Township Trustee Mary Elgin's office Thursday morning as they executed a search warrant, the Post-Tribune is reporting.
FBI Supervisory Special Agent Robert Ramsey said Indiana State Police investigators and agents from the IRS and FBI were at 610 Connecticut St. in Gary as part of an ongoing investigation.
He declined to say more about the nature of the case or when the investigation began. The warrant is sealed in U.S. District Court in Hammond, he said.
Township employees could stay at their desks or take their personal belongings and leave, Ramsey said. No one was detained.
Elgin, in her third term in office, could not be reached immediately for comment.
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In one night, Quvenzhané Wallis was sexualized by Seth McFarlane, disrespected by an AP reporter who told her she'll call her 'Annie' instead, was denied an Oscar vote because of her name and called the c-word by a large media organization in the name of 'satire'.
For brown babies there's no such thing as too young to hurt, we don't get to have innocence. From the moment we're born we become walking statistics; for absent fathers, welfare recipients, predisposed to violence and poverty, we become jokes to be distributed to the white folks who see us as leeches on this society.
Well here's the thing.
It's true that my hair does not shine like rays of the sun, my skin does not have the delicacy of porcelain, and my character is not that of a 'classic' lady.
My hair is black because whiteness has taken the sunlight from my soul, my skin is brown and rough because whiteness has kicked dirt on me for so long, and my character is aggressive because I've had to learn to survive whiteness. At least that's how it feels to be a WoC some days.
But I'm tired of being seen through the eyes of whiteness.
Instead I choose to believe that my hair is dark because I absorb all the shine to have the strength and energy to strive, I choose to believe that my skin is brown because I, like the soil of the earth, am full of life and purpose, and I choose to believe that what you call aggressiveness, I call courage to live my life as I see fit.
So to all brown babies out there, don't let the world darken your soul, and don't let the world tell you that you are less than spectacular, because our history is that of legends. We fought armies, we slayed dragons and we will conquer those who try to hold us back.


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Midnight Oil, known also as the "Oils" to fans, are an Australian rock band from Sydney originally performing as Farm from 1972 with drummer Rob Hirst, bass guitarist Andrew James and keyboard player/lead guitarist Jim Moginie. While vocalist Peter Garrett was studying at Australian National University in Canberra, he answered an advert for a spot in Farm, and by 1975 the band was touring the east coast. By late 1976, Garrett moved to Sydney to complete his law degree, and Farm changed its name to Midnight Oil by drawing the name out of a hat. Important to their development was manager Gary Morris who was able to negotiate favourable contracts with tour promoters and record companies and fru... Continue Bio >>
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It's absolutely true that Dems are celebrating the demise of the Republican party way, way too soon. There's little doubt that the pendulum will swing back to the right at some point, but there's some key issues to tackle before that can happen. First, a clear leader is going to need to step. And where this gets really interesting is that this leader is going to need to appeal to both the base and the elusive swing voters (those that are either independent or are willing to vote against their usual party affiliation). Right now the party base won't vote for the candidates that appeal to swing votes that could be peeled off of the Dem party (think Jon Huntsman or Tim Pawlenty).


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Charleston attorney Dana Eddy has been appointed executive director of the West Virginia Public Defender Services.
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin says Eddy's appointment is effective Monday. Eddy replaces Jack Rogers, who retired.
The agency pays lawyers, both in private practice and in regional public defender offices, to represent poor people charged with crimes.
Eddy has run his own law firm since 2007. In addition to working for other firms and as legal counsel for various businesses, he served as general counsel for former Gov. Gaston Caperton from 1993 to 1996.
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Nonprofits employ for-profit strategies to meet their missions
Like their business brethren, Hawaii's nonprofits are looking to become more efficient and deliver superior customer service at the same time. Most need to diversify sources of income to fund operating budgets that could be expanding to meet growing needs here.
Two exciting examples of nonprofit organizations taking themselves to the next level are the YMCA of Honolulu's capital campaign and the new partnership between Goodwill Industries Hawaii and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu Inc.
Goodwill Industries of Hawaii plans to more than double its sales in 2003 from about $3.8 million to $7.8 million. The organization, which sells clothing and other donated items to fund job training and other services, plans this bombastic growth under a new contract just inked with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu Inc. Under the contract, Goodwill will buy all of Big Brothers Big Sisters' donations, which were previously being sold to Savers Inc., a for-profit company.
Dennis Brown, Big Brothers president and chief executive officer, says his organization will probably be able to collect 20 percent more donations in 2003, with Goodwill agreeing to buy all that Big Brothers can supply. To Brown, it's an opportunity to expand operations and diversify the revenue-generating process by hiring more development staff. Brown says, "One of the things was, we never had a very secure contract. We basically worked year to year. We didn't have that comfort level, where we felt we could branch out."
Laura Robertson, president and chief executive officer of Goodwill Industries, says, "We'll be able to have more choice for our shoppers in our stores and the increased sales are going to translate right back to our programs, so it's a real win-win for both of our nonprofits."
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The "Y" is in the first phase of an ambitious $30 million, three-year capital campaign to renovate old facilities and build new ones in Kalihi, Leeward Oahu and Waianae. The YMCA's campaign materials say, "Bluntly stated, we stack up quite poorly with some major U.S. cities in relation to the location, image and revenue-generating capacity of our branch facilities. With the new facilities it is certain that we will experience major program growth, income growth and improved net operating balances."
Aside from the capital campaign, Don Anderson, president and chief executive officer of YMCA, says he expects operating revenues to remain flat this year at about $19 million. Says Anderson, "For the next few years, I think those of us in the nonprofit sector and even those in the for-profit sector are going to have to be satisfied – not with a lot a growth – but with having a good organization, meeting our mission and serving the people of this state. And building a good team that has the resources and the camaraderie and the vision so that when things do take off, we're going to be there."
According to a 2002 Hawaii Community Foundation study on charitable giving, the number of households making charitable donations has increased, as well as the average amount of donations. Ninety-two percent of Hawaii households made charitable donations in 2001, up from 88 percent in 1998. The average household donation in 2001 was $1,123, an 11 percent increase over $1,016 in 1998.
Kelvin Taketa, president and chief executive officer of Hawaii Community Foundation, said in a written statement. "Private contributions are the lifeblood of most charities. We believe that maintaining at least our current level of commitment should remain a priority for every resident."
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Five biggest contradictions in Ray Rice scandal that are dogging Roger Goodell and the NFLCharles Robinson at Yahoo Sports9 days ago
Ray Rice. TMZ. Roger Goodell. New Jersey authorities. Media. Media. Media.
Heads are spinning after five days of allegations and rebuttals over the Ray Rice domestic violence saga. While initially the video of Rice striking his wife seemed enough to define the story, it has now spun into one of the most debated and reported stories in NFL history. Each day brings a new claim, deepening a furor that has demoted the start of the 2014 season to a distant sideshow.
Almost undoubtedly, the past five days have charred the NFL brand. How much so remains to be seen. The damage won't be known until some key issues are resolved surrounding Rice, commissioner Roger Goodell and how the NFL generally goes about its investigative business.
The most pressing?
The NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell have denied seeing the second video from the Ray Rice elevator incident multiple times. The tape, in which Rice is seen knocking out his then-fiancee Janay Palmer, has become the lightning rod in this case. When the video surfaced, it prompted the NFL to indefinitely suspend Rice and caused the Baltimore Ravens to release him outright.
J.J. Watt shows how a $100M lineman can have bigger impact than a QBCharles Robinson at Yahoo Sports13 days ago
HOUSTON – Late in the fourth quarter, after Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III watched a pass carom off the outstretched arms of Houston Texans star J.J. Watt, the defensive end trotted away, wagging a cautionary index finger.
"No, no, no," Watt mouthed, as if Griffin should have known better.
At that stage of Sunday's 17-6 Texans win, the die had been cast – Griffin and Washington's offense had been solved, Watt and Houston's defense had not. It was an appropriate snapshot of two players whose season opener proved that sometimes what you see early in an NFL season could be a fair depiction of what you're going to get. Watt is everything – every single pound and $100 million penny – that the Texans know he can be. And Griffin? He was his dinking, dunking, pea-shooting, no-running best – which the Redskins have to hope he won't be.
One star is casting a tremendous shadow. The other star is turning into one.Sun, Sep 21Houston17 - 30NY GiantsGame Recap
Texans star J.J. Watt seeks 'same appreciation' that draft mates received with new contractsCharles Robinson at Yahoo Sports1 mth ago
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HOUSTON – The money always matters. It's the most clear-cut and tangible sign of NFL respect. Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt knows it. He'll even say it, albeit far more gingerly than anything else he does in football.
Over the past month, Watt watched silently as a select few members of his disgustingly loaded 2011 NFL draft class have bathed in lucrative contract extensions. Two pulled it off despite two years remaining on their rookie deals: Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson (five years, $70 million) and Cowboys offensive tackle Tyron Smith (eight years, $98 million). Two quarterbacks with a single year left on their deals (San Francisco's Colin Kaepernick and Cincinnati's Andy Dalton) each reeled in six-year deals worth $126 and $115 million, respectively.
How Johnny Manziel fell to the Browns at No. 22 in the NFL draftCharles Robinson at Yahoo Sports4 mths ago
NEW YORK – It's rare a team completely skips your pro day, passes over you twice in the first eight picks of the NFL draft, and then swoops in to save you from a free fall. But Johnny Manziel likely won't hold any grudges against the Cleveland Browns.
The team that had one of the most erratic pursuits of Manziel will now count on him breathing new life into the franchise. How crazy was the journey to this draft pick? Consider back in January, word began to circulate that then-Browns general manager Mike Lombardi liked Manziel so much, he'd consider trading up to No. 1 just to get the Texas A&M star. One month later, Lombardi was fired and everything seemingly went out the window.
How Johnny Manziel's 'flair' changed pro day for future NFL quarterbacksCharles Robinson at Yahoo Sports5 mths ago
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Uncut hip-hop tracks cascaded onto the field, well within earshot of a former U.S. president and first lady. Cameras whirred in a packed end zone. A standing room only audience crowded the boundaries for 100 yards on each side of the field. By the time a train whistle blared late into Johnny Manziel's pro day on Thursday, it was feasible that a Coors Lite commercial was about to smash through a practice field wall.
This is the theme park of Johnny Football. You won't leave without being thoroughly entertained.
"Johnny does things a little differently," Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Lovie Smith said with a smile. "… They do things a little differently in Texas."
Soldier helps U.S. win final Sochi Games medal, returning to active dutyYahoo Sports7 mths ago
KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia – Before pushing off for the final race of the Olympics, in the final U.S. event of these Sochi Games, Chris Fogt's bobsled teammates banded together. If they medaled in this race, it was going to be for Fogt – the Army captain with the pregnant wife at home, the Army captain who will report back to active duty in a little more than two months.
"Today," teammate Steven Langton said, "was more for Chris than anybody else."
When it was over, the four men came together and cradled their bronze medals, and Fogt promised he'd never take his off. No matter where he ended up in a few months – at a stateside base or abroad, in Afghanistan or Iraq or Germany, he just couldn't imagine removing it.
"Knowing what they've done and who else is out there, I've won this for them," Fogt said, cupping his palm around his bronze. "…I've gotten so many emails from Afghanistan, Korea, Fort Hood, Fort Campbell, all over the place. I have a brother now who is a second lieutenant at Fort Hood. His whole unit was cheering for me."
U.S. takes bronze in four-man bobsled as Russia wins medal race at Sochi GamesYahoo Sports7 mths ago
KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia – The United States picked up its final medal in the Sochi Games with a bronze in the four-man bobsled, but it wasn't enough to keep host nation Russia from overwhelmingly winning the overall medal table at the 2014 Winter Olympics.
The USA-1 sled, piloted by Steven Holcomb, the defending gold medalist in the 2010 Vancouver Games, began Sunday in fourth place before moving past Germany in the third run. They did just enough to maintain the position in the fourth and final run, finishing with a combined time of 3:40.99, three-hundredths of a second ahead of Russia's second sled. Russia continued its furious medal run in the Games' final days with its top sled winning gold in 3:40.60. Latvia took the silver in 3:40.69.
[Video: U.S. woman bobsledder's rare pair of Olympic medals]
Ted Ligety calls Olympic slalom course setup 'borderline unsportsmanlike'Yahoo Sports7 mths ago
KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia – After watching the course set by Croatian coach Ante Kostelic crush five of the top eight skiers in the final run of the Olympic slalom Saturday night, American Ted Ligety called Kostelic's creation "borderline unsportsmanlike."
A frustrated Ligety had an opportunity to reach for a medal after the first run, but was cut down by Kostelic's course – a fate shared by 13 of the top 30 skiers who made it through to the second run of the night. In all, an astonishing 34 of 77 skiers either failed to finish the course or were disqualified in the second run, creating a muddled final event in Sochi's Alpine disciplines.
"Ante set a really typical Ante course set, which is borderline unsportsmanlike to set those kinds of courses on these kinds of hills," Ligety said. "That's how it goes. Everybody had to ski it. Not all the best guys had a chance to make it down, unfortunately. …Not really the most ideal venue for having a course that wasn't the most fair thing in the world."
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How Mikaela Shiffrin made Olympic history with a gold-saving move on one skiYahoo Sports7 mths ago
KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia — As Mikaela Shiffrin reached the bottom of Friday night's slalom in Sochi, she couldn't look at the clock. The 18-year-old U.S. skiing phenom had visualized her ideal Olympic moment so many times, and reality suddenly felt nothing like it. She never saw the flub that could take it away, cruel momentum pulling her backward onto one ski. She never imagined her mother and coach gasping in unison, or saw the hundreds of people who all had one momentary, unified thought.
It was over.
This is what the bottom felt like. Shiffrin thought she had given away her ideal moment. But this is also one of the fortunate things about ski racing and the Olympics. You almost never live out your best moments in the way you imagine. Sometimes the ideal is found inside imperfection. Sometimes you go up on one ski, nearly crash and win anyway. And that's what happened: Shiffrin made a sizable mistake halfway through her run, fought back and became the youngest slalom gold medalist in the history of the Winter Games.
Mikaela Shiffrin makes history by winning slalom gold at Sochi GamesYahoo Sports7 mths ago
KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia – Showcasing a brilliance rarely seen at such an age, 18-year-old U.S. skiing phenom Mikaela Shiffrin won gold in the slalom Friday night, becoming the youngest skier – woman or man – to win the event in the history of the Winter Games.
Shiffrin came dangerously close to spinning off one gate in her second run, but regained control to beat Austria's Marlies Schild for the gold. Shiffrin finished with a two-run combined time of 1:44.54, .53 seconds faster than Schild, who, at age 32, became the oldest woman to medal in slalom. Austria's Kathrin Zettel won the bronze.
"It was a crazy moment," Shiffrin said of her near-crash. "I was going very fast and I thought I was not going to make it. It scared me."
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- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 1 1/2 tsps baking soda
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1 1/2 tsps ground cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp ground cloves
- 1/2 tsp grated nutmeg
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted and cooled
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- 1 cup cooked, pureed pumpkin or winter squash
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Pumpkin Bread Two Ways - A Sweet Start For The New Year
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Labels: Andrea Chessman, batter breads, pumpkin bread, pumpkin recipes, quick breads, quick pumpkin bread, recipes from the rootcellar, winter squash recipes
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- Sage Trifle said...
Yum, sounds and looks delicious. And look at that precious baby!
- January 1, 2011 at 7:48 PM
- Jane said...
Mahalo for sharing the recipe and photos - it looks soooo good! I had an abundant pumpkin/winter squash harvest this fall and I've been looking for other ways to use them - I'm going to try your recipe. The Chedder/Dill bread you made looks really good too!
- January 2, 2011 at 1:03 PM
- Eve Fox said...
Thanks, guys! Jane, I've got a few other good winter squash recipes - check out this page: http://gardenofeatingblog.blogspot.com/2008/05/vegetables-recipes.html (gingered sauteed squash, miso-glazed kabocha, cider-glazed delicata, etc., etc. and some really tasty, hearty recipes for stuffed winter squash, too if you want to use them for a main course - http://gardenofeatingblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/baked-stuffed-squash-three-ways.html)
- January 2, 2011 at 2:22 PM
- Alisa said...
Will is so cute!I love pumpkin bread, you gave me a great idea with the crystallized ginger. I have to try that soon
- January 5, 2011 at 2:53 AM
- miloandnutella said...
Going to bake this for my baby. He likes root veggies and bread so this is a perfect combination.
- February 3, 2011 at 7:10 PM
Here it is, 2012 and I'm trying out your year-old pumpkin bread recipe! I just finished preparing the batter and it's now in the oven! I modified the recipe by adding a little bit more of each spice. The leftover "batter scrap" on the spatula tasted divine so I can't even imagine how good the baked result will taste like (one hour to go!!).
Many thanks. I discovered your blog today and I look forward to keeping up w/your posts and poring through the older ones.
Cheers, Silvia
- January 2, 2012 at 8:52 PM
- Eve Fox said...
Thanks, Silvia. Hope it turns out deliciously and that you have a good 2012. Looking forward to hearing from you again soon.
- January 3, 2012 at 5:53 AM
It turned out great, thanks! Definitely a keeper. My husband and I have been enjoying the bread this week, both on its own and with a fabulous strawberry preserve for breakfast. A little powdered sugar also gives it an extra dessert-ish touch!
This is. hands down, the best recipe I've come across for pumpkin bread. Its neither an unhealthy, butter and egg loaded version nor one of those "slimmed down" formulas that ends up with a rubbery texture and little flavor. It's just perfect -and so easy. Thanks again.
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It feels like it should have happened before, but this really is the first collaboration between Jackie Chan and Jet Li, and everything else in this fun but supremely silly kung fu romp is overshadowed by that fact. Sure, it's advertised like a family adventure movie, but at heart this is the lost lovechild of the Shaw Brothers' '70s output and bonkers '80s TV show Monkey, a crazy tale redeemed by two martial arts masters thoroughly enjoying themselves.
The plot sees modern teen Jason, Sky High's Michael Angarano, mysteriously transported to a mythical China by a magical fighting staff. There, he meets drunken beggar Yu Lan (Jackie Chan), who tells him that he must deliver the staff to the Monkey King, long ago turned to stone by the evil Jade Warlord (Collin Chou). With the help of the vengeful Golden Sparrow (Liu Yifei) and the taciturn - obviously - Silent Monk (Jet Li) they must go west, beat the bad guy, reawaken the good guy and save the day.
The plot's a mish-mash of Chinese legends made Western-friendly, with little nods to the likes of The Karate Kid and Pirates Of The Caribbean (Chan's costume is pure Cap'n Jack). Angarano's presence and the modern bookends are largely irrelevant, and the overlong running time doesn't help, the story bogged down in a succession of martial arts set-pieces that will bore small children as much as they thrill devotees. But then, at least part of the film's aim is to serve as a My First Kung Fu Movie, introducing newcomers to a largely defunct style of filmmaking - although the film's look is more Lord Of The Rings than the wonderfully scratchy Technicolor of the works that inspired it. In the end, however, it lives or dies on the action - and the two stars don't disappoint, either when sparring together or in taking on hordes of enemies under the direction of legendary fight choreographer Yuen Woo-Ping. Both appear to deliver a punch from A to B without bothering to pass any intervening points, and there's a clear onscreen sense of professional satisfaction in playing together at last, and perhaps a hint of rivalry as the blows flicker past. It looks like they're just having fun - perhaps that's all it's really about.
The missing link between '00s wushu, '80s kids' fantasy and '70s chop-socky, this manages to be thoroughly entertaining - and the face-off between Chan and Li is worth the entrance price alone.
Reviewed by Helen O'Hara
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plot crap, fighting good, nuff said ... More
Posted by ivanahump at 11:37, 04 December 2009 | Report This Post
|RE: I did myself a favour
L: CameronJames Went to see it, thanks a fucking shit load OL! ... More
Posted by DanCurley at 13:25, 22 July 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: The Forbidden Kingdom
I did enjoy this movie a great deal when I went to see it. Having Jet Li and Jackie Chan in their first collab movie was definitely the reason I wanted to see it. Yeah, ok the storyline wasnt upto scratch, but the fight scenes were great, Li and Chan showing us what they both do best and even adding some comedy element to the film, which I thought was good. Especially the scene where Jackie Chan tried to get rain and got a very funny surprise. lol. Overall, it is mainly aimed at teens but for s... More
Posted by Noelg25 at 10:03, 22 July 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: The Forbidden Kingdom
As a life long fan of Chan and Li and Hong Kong cinema, I was of course excited by the long awaited collaboration between the two. If you think about it, they could have done any film project they wanted, a contemporary action thriller, a period kung fu film, anything...so I was initially surprised when their first film together is essentially The NeverEnding Story - Wushu style! But it's a fun film, a nice family film that'll introduce these two icons to a new generation of fa... More
Posted by Timon at 09:41, 22 July 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: kiddie kung fu
Enjoyed this last night, quite refreshing to watch a film completely different from the usual. I thought the fight sequences were really well done myself, and the story arc is perfectly reasonable. 7/10 ... More
Posted by Paul2j at 10:11, 19 July 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: kiddie kung fu
Having Jackie Chan and Jet Li meet on screen is a dream come true, but The Forbidden Kingdom makes the mistake of having them play second fiddle to an American teenager in a story which is a mishmash of various Chinese tales and bears little relation that of the Monkey King. Still, the old idea of the bullied kid finding the strength to eventually fight back always works and the fighting is solid, with the Chan/Lee battle almost as good as you want it to be consideri... More
Posted by Dr Lenera at 20:49, 17 July 2008 | Report This Post
|kiddie kung fu
There are some things to like about this: There are some beautiful locations for the fight scenes and it's nice to see Chan and Li, in their first collaboration, go at it. On the whole, though, The Forbidden Kingdom doesn't work for a rash of reasons: the characters are nothing more than plot devices, the Chan / Li fight scene isn't exactly memorable, there's no real consequence if they fail in their mission, and why do they want to return the staff to The Monkey King in the first place? The guy... More
Posted by moviemaniac2 at 17:16, 16 July 2008 | Report This Post
|Cheesy but excellent martial arts.
Yep - it was very cheesy. Definitely aimed at a teen audience.... but the Martial Arts were excellent and it is always a joy to see Jackie Chan or Jet Li on screen, even better to see them together. However, you may not be engaged by the film when people are not fighting. ... More
Posted by Funk_Knight at 08:50, 14 July 2008 | Report This Post
|I did myself a favour
Went to see it, thanks a fucking shit load, it was dull and predictable, and the chan-li face off could have been anyone, not playing to either's strengths ... More
Posted by CameronJames at 19:25, 13 July 2008 | Report This Post
|Michael Angarano
He was seriously weak link IMO. Everytime the film focussed on him, which it does a fair amount, it sagged. The scenes of the Monkey King fighting above the clouds at the beginning were gorgeous, and while Jackie Chan isn't my favourite he and Jet Li were great together. It's a perfectly acceptable family movie that I enjoyed more than I expected to. ... More
Posted by Speedwagon Roll! at 09:59, 12 July 2008 | Report This Post
|Finally, a REAL kung fu movie from Hollywood
I think this movie has everything for the whole family: a boy on a journey to become a man, an evil power supressing the innocent, 2 legends unite, loads of action, adventure, and really good CGI (though there isn't much of it). Chan is hilarious, and his english has improved a lot, and Jet Li plays a good serious character, but looks fun as the Monkey King. This was actually better than most of last years summer flicks, Spidey 3, Pirates 3, and all the other pieces of crud that came from most... More
Posted by SidArfaan at 11:46, 10 July 2008 | Report This Post
Saw this, this afternoon - and the Li / Chan showdown was amazing! Highly recommended for the kung fu fans out there - And I second Onyx79s' comment - this is no kids movie - do yourself a favour CameronJames and go and see this movie Kv ... More
Posted by Kev@CTU at 17:54, 09 July 2008 | Report This Post
|5 stars
Finally a film with jet li and jackie chan, but they still arent as good as bruce lee, even dead he still can beat them up ... More
Posted by Trunk Monkeey at 10:15, 08 July 2008 | Report This Post
|5 stars
Finally a film with jet li and jackie chan, but they still arent as good as bruce lee, even dead he still can beat them up ... More
Posted by Trunk Monkeey at 10:15, 08 July 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: Not seen it
All due respect CameronJames but how can you critise a film you have not seen? I have seen this film with mates for some light entertainment and we were most impressed by this film. And may I just say that this is no kid's movie. Do yourself a favour, go watch the film or hire it when it comes out on DVD (or just buy it as an import, it is already out in Asia) and THEN come back here to make a comment about this film. To all of you out there who have not seen this film, it is one for you to mak... More
Posted by onyx79 at 07:17, 08 July 2008 | Report This Post
|Not seen it
but really, Chan Vs. Li should have been an event movie, not a fucking kids film ... More
Posted by CameronJames at 00:02, 07 July 2008 | Report This Post
|Not seen it
but really, Chan Vs. Li should have been an event movie, not a fucking kids film ... More
Posted by CameronJames at 00:01, 07 July 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: The story behind monkey....
mpcdaly: Huh? That's not at all correct. The 1970s Monkey series (as well as Damon Albarn's show and this movie) was an adaptation of Journey to the West, a Ming Dynasty classical novel about Buddhist pilgrims, published in the late 1500s. It's one of China's most important and influential literary touchstones, a story that permeates all aspects of Chinese culture, and it was certainly never banned by Mao...where on earth did you get your info? ... More
Posted by LeChuck at 12:40, 03 July 2008 | Report This Post
|The story behind monkey....
is very interesting. The guy who wrote it, wrote it before Mao's communist revolution. When that happened, the bloke who wrote it found himself on Mao's list. Monkey books got banned. and he tried to publsih them but communist china cracked down and He was forced to flee the country. Some of the books were siezed. and that became MONKEY. the tv show. Jamie Hewlitt was a big fan and tracked him down. Hewlit introduced the writer to Damon Albarn. That is How the story of monkey became the opera. ... More
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Kelowna News
A fresh look at Valentine's Day
Nothing says Valentine's Day like red roses and dark chocolate. Those are typical gifts exchanged in the hopes of exciting one's sweetheart, on what can universally be considered the most romantic day of the year, or corporate love day depending on how one looks at the situation.
While those types of gifts have become the established norm, another alternative option has been edging its way into the hearts and minds of gifters around the world. It's the edible kind of Valentines gift that you don't find at the local love stop – fresh fruit baskets arranged to look like bouquets, hearts and other affectionate images that can now arouse the stomach too.
This type of business has been slowly gaining in popularity, especially the past few years.
"Valentines Day is a holiday that is very last minute and that's why Wednesday is insane and Thursday will be even crazier," says Lee-Ann Johnson, owner of Edible Arrangements in Mission Park Shopping Centre.
"Big times are usually Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas and then we do a lot of corporate and regular stuff in between too."
Johnson gets her fruit from local vendors and sometimes places her orders up to two weeks in advance of major holidays, just to ensure she can keep up with demand.
"I would like to give them a warning – as an example, I ordered 40 flats of strawberries. That's a lot of strawberries but we'll probably go through them all," she says, adding that pineapple, grapes, strawberries, honeydew and cantaloupe are also big this time of year.
"It's something different. Most people are used to giving the regular flowers and the chocolates or maybe a fruit basket. This combines all the best of those three worlds: you're getting chocolate, you're getting fruit and you're getting a floral bouquet – so basically it's three gifts in one."
The store will even hire on temporary workers to keep up with demand and streamline their business model in some cases by simplifying their menu of edible options.
"It really is catching on, a lot of people like it because it is different."
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