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Saw II -- Jigsaw locks a few unlucky people in a booby trapped shelter and they must find a way out before they inhale too much of a lethal nerve gas and die. But they must watch out, for the traps Jigsaw has set in the shelter lead to death also.
While investigating the bloody aftermath of a grizzly murder, Detective Eric Mason (Donnie Wahlberg) has the feeling that it is the work of Jigsaw, the notorious killer who disappeared leaving a trail of bodies - and parts - behind.
And Mason is right.
Jigsaw is at work again. But instead of two people locked in a room with only one unthinkable way out, there are eight. Eight strangers ? unaware of their connection to each other -- forced to play out a game that challenges their wits and puts their lives in jeopardy.
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Sometimes I'm in the mood for a tasty salmon or maybe some rich Chilean Sea Bass. Either way I like variety and I'm always experimenting with new ways to cook fish. These recipes call for FRESH fish not that frozen fish you buy in the freezer section of your local grocery store.
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USB Chainsaw. USB Chainsaw? USB CHAINSAW!!!!!!
Co-workers driving you mad? Don't like your office chair? Secretary forgot to put sugar in your tea? Well, cubicle jockeys, here is the answer: the USB chainsaw. Just $59.95 plus shipping* will allow you to go postal in your office — after all, who's not going to lend you their stapler if you're brandishing this baby?
As peripherals go, however, it's not quite the USB Trouser Press that I've been lobbying those clever people at Brando, Thanko et al for (I am, as you should know, a lover not a fighter.) But do you know what? It comes pretty darn close.
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I ordered this table to use as a sewing table. If you use more than one machine like I do, this will be a great purchase. I can keep three machines on this easily and I can't believe how nice it is to keep the machines out! The height is perfect and if you have the room for this length, you will love it. It would also make a great table for a buffet with a nice tablecloth!
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Over 2 months after the HTC EVO 4G became available to Sprint customers nationwide, HTC has finally made available its official EVO 4G "car upgrade kit." What does it include? When you open the box, you'll find the actual phone "dock" which uses the EVO's micro-USB port to provide power to the phone, as well as the windshield-mountable platform/base. You'll probably also find a lengthy warranty and instruction document of some sort (sorry if we spoiled the surprise).
This has got to be one of the most useful things I've seen in my tenure here, although I may be biased because I own an EVO. XDA forum member nief1313 is in the (very slow) process of compiling the results of testing and benchmarking a ton of EVO ROMs. When I say a ton, I mean 11:
- Stock Froyo
- CyanogenMod 6 RC2
- DamageControl 3.5
- Fresh EVO 18.104.22.168
- BakedSnack 1.2.5
- Burnt Droid 1.0
- EViO 2 Series v1.0.2
- EViO 2 Series v1.1
- Ava-FroyoV3RevA
- OMJ's v2.1
- FroYo Fusion 2.3
Quite the comprehensive list, and a popular one at that: as I write this, there 27 people are viewing the spreadsheet.
Get ready for another scoop of blue Froyo: CyanogenMod 6 has just been updated to RC3 for the Nexus One, Droid, Droid Incredible, Dream (G1) and Sapphire (myTouch 3G), RC2 for the EVO, and was just released as RC1 for the myTouch 3G Slide and Hero CDMA.
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- Froyo Radio (required if coming from Éclair)
Flipz (of Fresh ROMs) has come through again, this time with a solution to slow data speeds. It seems the problem lies with PRI - as Flipz puts it, "... a connection between your phone and the radio... responsible for carrying both voice and data." The EVO shipped with PRI version 1.40, but rooting the phone downgrades to 1.34 - which is evidently less efficient.
The fix isn't exactly easy, but it's nothing too tricky, either.
Our friend Daniel Ruby, analyst for ad firm Chitika, has released a new tool for tracking Mobile usage stats. The page is chock-full of goodies (at least, for those of us nerdy enough to dig stats). The most interesting highlights:
- The original Motorola Droid still commands nearly 30% of the Android market (29.9%)
- The HTC EVO 4G has taken second place at ~8% (7.96)
- The iPhone accounts for 57% of iOS usage; the iPod accounts for 22% and the iPad clocks in at 21%
- For all the fuss over Android fragmentation, iOS fragmentation is worse.
This tool does appear to do a permanent NAND unlock, irreversibly voiding your phone's warranty, proceed with caution.[/note]
This night keeps getting better and better. The unrevoked team just announced the release of their anticipated Unrevoked Forever tool. What does it do? While the summary provided by unrevoked is a far better explanation, I'll keep it short and sweet: once you install unrevoked forever, your phone can flash unsigned updates, no matter what, forever.
HTC just tweeted that EVO 4G users who downloaded the unofficial Froyo build but for whatever inexplicable reason have not yet manually upgraded to the official build will be getting it via an OTA update, starting today. I appreciate HTC's dedication here, but I think this probably the smallest target device group for an OTA ever.
If you're still on the unofficial version and can't wait for the OTA update, you can download it directly here (read the instructions in this thread).
Well, the last few days have been pretty crazy, haven't they? Froyo OTAs hit on 2 major phones, one by one. First, on Monday, the final Froyo version came out for the EVO 4G, and today we saw Verizon's 2.2 show up as well.
Now that the dust has settled a bit, I'd like to take a step back and describe some of the EVO 4G specific Froyo fixes and features we've been seeing on our EVOs.
The wizards at xda-developers have woven their magic once again and solved the woes of those EVO 4G owners who upgraded their handsets to HTC's leaked 3.26.651.3 version of Froyo last Friday.
If you remember, shortly after the .3 leak was posted, HTC announced that it wasn't the final Froyo release. Indeed, a few days later, on Monday, the world saw a new, this time official, OTA with the version number ending in .6.
Damageless and TrevE have been hard at work for the past few weeks porting Froyo to the EVO. On July 24th, they released the first DC 3.5 (Froyo) beta. Today (in the wee hours of the morning) they released their final build - and users seem to be loving it. The guys have also set up a Google Code page for DC, which provides a wiki and bug database, in addition to the usual news/latest version page.


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Hotel guests have generally been happier with their hotel experience in the past 12 months vs. the prior year as room rates dropped and crowds thinned, according to J.D. Power and Assoc.'s latest study that measures how well hotel chains satisfy their customers.
The study's broader findings echo J.D. Power's conclusions for both airlines and airports that also found that as travel fell, customer satisfaction rose, says Mark Schwartz, who leads J.D. Power's travel practice.
Still, Schwartz said it was surprising to see that most of the hotel chains lifted their individual customer satisfaction scores during the downturn. (Scroll below for a peak at the six hotel chains that took top honors.)
J.D. Power grades hotel chains based on customer surveys collected each year for a variety of larger hotel chains. Customers rate hotels in seven areas, starting with the reservations process and the check-in process to assess their first impressions of a hotel. J.D. Power also asks travelers to rate hotel services, cost and fees, food and drinks, its fitness center, and check-out.
So why did most hotels see an uptick in customer satisfaction? Schwartz says that it's a mix of factors both within and beyond hotels' control:
The study focuses on big chains from across the price spectrum. Among the hotels it places in the six categories measured are: Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton and Loews hotels in the luxury hotels group; Homewood Suites and TownePlace Suites in the extended-stay hotels group; Marriott, Omni, Embassy Suites and Hilton in the upscale hotels group.
Some chains such as Starwood's Le Meridien, Hyatt's Park Hyatt and Accor's Sofitel didn't make the cut because of their size, which made collecting enough customer surveys difficult. The study also leaves out independent chains and hotels.
Check back on Hotel Check-In for more details about J.D. Power's 2010 hotel survey, but here's a quick peak at the hotel winners that won in their respective price categories:
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"The design is perfect for my daughter's ballet birthday! We ordered a portrait image on the front with two smaller images on the back of the card -- one with a tutu of course! The paper quality is nice and thick."
"Well made paper. Love the edge option which makes it a little whimsical. Customer service was excellent about solving photo issue and delivery."
"When i received these invitations in the mail, my daughter got so excited. She wanted everything pink for her b-day and the invitations did not disappoint her. Upon reviewing the invitations, my daughter gave me the biggest smile and said, "mom I am so excited." The invitations made her feel just like a princess and she was so proud to give them to all her friends. The invitations are very elegant and lady-like."
"I chose this invitation for my daughter's first birthday and was very pleased with the quality of the invitation. I ordered it on a Wednesday and it was delivered by Friday, long before the estimated arrival time. Once I received it, I realized I would have to changed the date and time of the party! When I called Tiny Prints to re-order the invitation, the customer service rep said I could send the old invitation back for a full refund, and she would ship the new invitation out in a few days. It arrived in 4 days! This was my first experience with Tiny Prints, and I was very pleased with both the product and excellent customer service! I will definitely be using Tiny Prints again in the future!"
"When my daughter requested a pink princess party - I cringed. There was no way I was going to have Disney Princesses everywhere. When I found this design - I was very excited. It is unique and sweet. It became my jumping off point for decorations."


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Girl Scouting offers girls cross-cultural opportunities for regional, national and international travel as well as resources in travel planning and progression. Girl Scouts in 6-12 grade who are interested in a Travel Pathway, can apply for specific destination travel trips through GSUSA or take a road trip with girls throughout our council. These once-in-a-lifetime day, weekend, week or longer adventures are made possible for all girls—thanks to the proceeds earned through participation in the MagNut and Girl Scout Cookie Sale Programs.
The Sweetest Town on Earth
Friday, June, 24 – Sunday, June 26, 2011
Spend the day enjoying the roller coasters, the boardwalk and, of course, the chocolate at the famous Hershey Park and Zoo America. You'll hear about the history behind Milton Hershey's legacy by visiting Founder's Hall and The Hershey Museum. And, we'll stop at Pennsylvania's capital city of Harrisburg and take a guided tour of the Capital Building. Pick-up locations: Edinboro, Grove City, Pittsburgh, Washington (pending participation)
Cost: $349 per person – Price includes all transportation, quad occupancy lodging, meals, and admission/program fees.
The Big Apple
Friday, Aug. 12 – Sunday, Aug. 14, 2011
Take in the sights and sounds of Times Square and find out why New York City is known as the Big Apple! We'll also visit Chinatown, Rockefeller Center, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, and even see a Broadway Show ("Wicked" is requested). Pick-up locations: Edinboro, Grove City, Pittsburgh, Washington (pending participation)
Cost: $449 per person – Price includes all transportation, quad occupancy lodging, meals, and admission/program fees.
Walt Disney World Magic
Tuesday, Dec. 27 – Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011
Join Girl Scouts for a trip to the "happiest place on earth!" Discover the magic of the movies with Disney's Hollywood Studios. Go global with Epcot, and feel like a princess at the Magic Kingdom.
Cost: $699 per person – Price includes transportation, quad occupancy lodging, meals, and admission/program fees.
Girl Scouts of the USA National Convention 2011
November 10 -13, 2011 in Houston, Texas
It's official! Houston is the host city and Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is the host council for the 52nd National Convention of Girl Scouts of the USA, to be held November 10-13, 2011 at the George R. Brown Convention Center. Using the theme, "Launching the Next Century of Girl Scouting", Girl Scouting will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2012, so the 52nd Convention will be a very special occasion as it will prepare for our anniversary celebration. Girls can attend as visitors or as delegates (delegate information is on the council Web site – gswpa.org).
Stay tuned for more details in the Spring-Summer 2011 issue of S'MORE Magazine
If you are interested, please email Heather Keefe or call 1-800-248-3355, ext. 1705.


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Surprise Lecturer at Pacific McGeorge Constitutional Law Class
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy leads a lively, hour-long class discussion on the Constitution in a surprise visit to Pacific McGeorge School of Law on September 4, 2012
Second-year students in two Constitutional Law classes knew something was up when they were asked to meet as one unit in a bigger classroom on September 4, 2012. It was an even bigger surprise when United States Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy walked in to teach the class.
Dean Jay Mootz introduced the Justice Kennedy, a long-time member of Pacific McGeorge's faculty, and Kennedy engaged the students in an hour-long discussion of the Constitution's origins, structure and rights.
His hypotheticals, some involving recent high court cases, provoked a lively give-and-take between the students and the Sacramento native. Kennedy taught Constitutional Law to Evening Division classes at Pacific McGeorge from 1965-1988 when he joined the Supreme Court. He also taught Fundamental Rights in Europe and the United States at the law school's summer program in Salzburg, Austria, from 1988-2011.
Kennedy thanked Professors Leslie Jacobs and Brian Landsberg for turning over their lecture time to him. After class, he stayed on to talk to students for a half hour then met with other members of the faculty later in the day.
"I know that Justice Kennedy pays at least one visit to our campus every year, but it's always a thrill for the students to see and interact with him," Dean Mootz said.


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(1) Where it has been protected by a substantial enclosure.
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Provided, however, that in no case shall adverse possession be considered established under the provisions of any sections of this code unless it shall be shown that the land has been occupied and claimed for the period of twenty (20) years continuously, and the party or persons, their predecessors and grantors, have paid all the taxes, state, county or municipal, which have been levied and assessed upon such land according to law. Provided further, that adverse possession shall not be considered established under the provisions of any sections of this code if a written instrument has been recorded in the real estate records kept by the county recorder of the county in which the property is located and such written instrument declares that it was not the intent of a party to such instrument, by permitting possession or occupation of real property, to thereby define property boundaries or ownership. Provided further, that for purposes of establishing adverse possession pursuant to this section, a person claiming adverse possession must present clear and convincing evidence that the requirements of subsection (1) or (2) of this section have been met.
[(5-210) C.C.P. 1881, sec. 150; R.S., R.C., & C.L., sec. 4043; C.S., sec. 6603; I.C.A., sec. 5-210; am. 2001, ch. 290, sec. 2, p. 1028; am. 2006, ch. 158, sec. 5, p. 475.]
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MEDFORD, Ore. — A ballot measure to help keep Jackson County libraries open is set to go on to the May ballot. Jackson County Commissioners approved the plan this week. If it is passed, it would create a special county-wide library district. A property tax of 60 cents per thousand dollars of assessed value will … Continue reading »
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MEDFORD, Ore. — Widespread budget deficits are affecting county programs and departments across Southern Oregon. The Jackson County Library System could be the latest to feel the cuts. Jackson County Libraries are facing more than a $250,000 budget shortfall for the coming fiscal year. In order to make up for the loss, library officials and … Continue reading »
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Authorities have arrested a man who allegedly killed his girlfriend with a baseball bat in Mesa.
Maricopa County Sheriff's officials say 34-year-old Jose Gonzalez-Esparza called 911 on Monday night to report that his girlfriend was dead.
Deputies responded to a trailer park in Mesa and found the body of 45-year-old Maria Gomez inside her trailer.
They say Gonzalez-Esparza was found hiding in the neighborhood and was taken into custody.
Deputies say Gonzalez-Esparza allegedly admitted hitting his girlfriend in the face and head repeatedly with a bat during an argument.
They say Gomez and Gonzalez-Esparza had been in a relationship for about two years.
Authorities didn't immediately know Tuesday whether Gonzalez-Esparza has an attorney.
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Aww so adorable!!!!
4th of July Sugar Cookies
I love making sugar cookies. Maybe even a little too much (I think a few members of my family are sick of them right now). There are just so many possibilities in the shapes, colors and designs and they really make any occasion extra special. 4th of July is no exception in the sugar cookie department… they had to be made. I taught my younger sister Katie how to design sugar cookies this time. She's helped me before but I don't think I've ever let her do much since I'm super crazy about how my cookies are done. This time I showed her how to do the different consistencies of icing, how to outline, and more detailing work. She's really getting a hang of it. Now if I could only get her to help me bake the cookies instead of only decorating. We brought these cookies over to my grandma's lake house (across the street from ours) for our Saturday night dinner. They were a perfect ending to a great dinner. I wish I could post some of the recipes for the dinner and desserts that we had but I don't have pictures! I'm going to repost my sugar cookie and royal icing recipes again for you all. Enjoy!
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thanks Allison!
These are so super cute. I really wish I had more talent with icing!
Sorry, Nutter. Decorating is just more fun than baking when it comes to sugar cookies!
These are adorable!! can I eat some?
God Bless America! Haha.
How do you get sick of sugar cookies?! These are adorable and oh so patriotic.
I love the design of these cookies! I'll definitely be making these for next year's festivities… if not sooner!!
These are cute! Great job!


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In December, Google rolled out a completely unexpected offering: Google Catalogs. The new service allows you to search through the contents of catalogs from over 600 companies.
Here's the real twist. These are print catalogs, not online ones. To create this search index, Google scanned these catalogs and converted their printed pages into machine-readable text, using optical character recognition software.
Do a search, and you'll be shown catalogs with pages that contain your search terms. Each listing will show the cover of the catalog, an image of the catalog page where the terms were found, and a close-up of the section of the page containing the terms. Google even highlights your search terms within the close-up image of the catalog page.
When viewing a catalog page, a helpful navigation bar appears at the top of the screen. It lets you easily "browse" through the catalog page by page, as if you were flipping the pages of a real catalog. In addition, you can also keyword search within a particular catalog or jump to specific pages within it, using the navigation bar. The bar also shows contact and other information about the catalog merchant.
My first thought upon seeing the service was "Why?" Of all the things Google could choose to make searchable, why target mail order catalogs? Shopping-oriented searches do make up a significant chunk of any search engine's queries, so launching some type of shopping search service does make sense. But why not instead target online merchant stores?
The answer from Google is that mail order catalogs provide more comprehensive product listings than can be found online and that making catalogs searchable was something it could do easily.
"A number of people [at Google" thought offline catalogs are much better than online shopping sites," said Urs Hvlzle, Google Fellow and member of Google's executive management team.
Explaining further, Hvlzle said a major drawback to print catalogs is that you generally only have a few in your home and there's no way to easily "search" within them. Google Catalogs solves this by letting you search through a virtual library of catalogs.
As for the work involved, the project started several months ago with less than two percent of Google's engineering team working on it. There was also the help of some high school students drafted in to complete some of the scanning. Overall, Hvlzle calls the creation of the catalog "a relatively small effort" to make something useful and unique.
In contrast, "[online" shopping search would be a larger effort, and there are lots of good places out there that do shopping search," Hvlzle said. "Certainly it's something thats already covered."
As I played with Google Catalogs, I realized it was more useful than I had initially imagined. I hadn't considered myself a big catalog shopper until I really thought about the various ones we have in the house. For example, there's our battered 1999 Ikea catalog. We still keep it around because every time we go to Ikea, they're always out of the current ones. Problem solved -- now I can head to Google and have access to the latest catalog.
Why not just go to the merchant's site? You can certainly do that. The vast majority of the catalog companies listed will indeed have web sites. The problem is, they may not have all their products listed. Or, even if they do, you might not be able to locate what you want. The quality of search and navigation on merchant sites is often poor.
For instance, there's been many times when I've browsed through my MicroWarehouse catalog to find some computer supplies, only to discover when visiting the company's web site that the same item in the print catalog doesn't seem to exist online. These are times when I'm thankful to have that trusty paper catalog floating around.
Clearly, Google Catalogs is a great shopping reference tool. However, it's a poor solution for anyone wanting to actually purchase online. For example, consider a search for "remote control blimps," which are helium-filled mylar balloons that you can fly around rooms.
Google brings up plenty of good matches, with the first being from Hammacher Schlemmer. Great -- I'm ready to buy, and I'd like to do it online. To do so, I have to find the product code in the image of the catalog page displayed. Then, I have to either write it down or remember it, so that I can enter it into a box at the bottom of the page that says, "To find an item on the Hammacher Schlemmer website, just type in the product code and press Go!" Doing so delivers me to the right page in the Hammacher Schlemmer web site, where I can purchase the blimp.
That's not too bad, but a direct link would be better. For example, over at CatalogCity.com, a long-standing site that features mail order and online catalogs, the same search also brings up a match from Hammacher Schlemmer. Clicking on that match immediately brings me to an order-enabled page. There's no need to enter any product numbers by hand. Of course, CatalogCity.com only listed Hammacher Schlemmer. In contrast, Google was far more comprehensive in its matches.
Another problem at Google Catalog Search is that less than 10 percent of the catalogs it lists even have an option allowing you to enter product numbers and reach an online order page. For the rest, if you don't see a box, you have two choices. First, you can visit the catalog's web site via the URL listed at the top of the catalog page, then try to find the product online. Second, and the option Google recommends, is to pick up the telephone and call in your order.
All this may improve, especially given that this is a "beta" launch by Google. It may especially improve quickly if Google follows-up with some advertising options, discussed further below. But so far, users don't seem to find the difficulty in fulfilling orders to be a problem, Google says.
"We havent heard from users, 'Why cant I shop with this,'" said Google spokesperson David Krane. Instead, Krane said the predominant feedback is that users seem to enjoy being able to search and browse for ideas, using Google Catalog Search as a research tool rather than an online shopping mall.
Google would like to make money off the new service and looks to be far more aggressive about that than when it rolled out its other "vertical" search services. For example, Google Groups and Google Images were launched without any sign that advertising options would soon follow on them. In contrast, an "Information for Catalog Vendors" page suggests ways that Google might aim to work with catalog vendors, in return for payment, such as through direct links to products.
These paid-for direct links don't yet exist, but should they actually be made available, it will be a fundamental change for Google. For the first time, cash would have a role within Google's editorial content, something the company has suggested is wrong when other search engines have done this.
Specifically, Google is the only major crawler-based search engine that does not have a "paid inclusion" program, and it is proud of this fact. In paid inclusion, sites pay to be included in editorial listings. They generally are NOT guaranteed to rank well for particular terms, as part of the deal. That remains left to the usual ranking algorithms. Instead, the paid inclusion programs are designed so that sites that pay have more pages indexed than might ordinarily happen when a crawler follows purely automated processes.
Google dislikes paid inclusion, because it involves money in the editorial listing process. In turn, that may cause people to question the quality of the listings they receive. To avoid this, Google keeps things clear cut. Money can get you a top ranking at Google, but only in the clearly marked "Sponsored Links" areas of the results page, which are just above and to the right of editorial results. Money has no impact on how the editorial results rank or appear.
Direct links in Catalog Search wouldn't change this policy. Google has no plans to let money influence which catalog results would get a top listing. Instead, direct links would simply help a user make that final connection between a product they are interested in and an online ordering option or more information directly from a vendor.
Would this be bad? Not at all. Indeed, it could even be good. Direct links would also help users, who want to click through to online ordering options, when these are available. Revenue from direct links also helps users another way, by keeping Google in business. Overall, done with care, money can play a helpful role, even in editorial areas.
Of course, that's exactly what Google's competitors, Inktomi, AltaVista and FAST, have been saying about their paid inclusion programs. And while direct links in Google Catalogs wouldn't be paid inclusion, the fundamental mix of some cash within editorial content remains the same. Implementing such a program will make things a little less "clear cut" at Google, a significant philosophical change.
It's important to note that this isn't yet happening nor may it actually happen. "The main goal of the vendor page is to stimulate conversation with major catalog publishing companies," Krane said.
Google Catalogs currently includes catalogs from over 600 companies. Including back issues, the total number of catalogs indexed is 1,500. The company wants to raise this number further, soliciting catalogs from its users, from catalog vendors and even its own employees.
"There are donation boxes all around the Googleplex," Krane said. "It's amazing how many you can collect."
Google is not charging catalog owners to be included in the index and says it will include any catalog it receives by mail, within days. The only exception are catalogs that focus on liquor, tobacco, firearms, or similar products.
Google is aiming to update its catalog index on a daily basis, so new catalogs may appear at any time. The company didn't say how many per day are being added.
It's also important to note that so far, the catalogs are for US-based companies. There are no immediate plans to add catalogs for countries outside the United States, but this is being evaluated, based on feedback from users.
A longer, more detailed version of this article is
Google Catalogs
Google Catalogs Help
Review this page to learn more about how the navigation bar works at Google Catalogs.
Information for Catalog Vendors
Explains advertising options being considered and where to mail your catalog to be included. Also use the email address on this page if you want to be excluded.
Suggest A New Catalog
Form allowing users to suggest their favorite catalogs.
Google Catalog List
Full list of catalogs that Google Catalogs includes.
Google Catalogs Advanced Search
By default, a search on Google Catalogs only looks through current catalogs. If you want back issues, use the Advanced Search page. Set the date option to "Search all catalogs, including past catalogs," in order to also include back issues. Want to see back issue from a particular vendor? Set the date option as shown, then search for the catalog, by name.
AltaVista did have its own in-house online shopping service, but last November, that shifted over to being powered by DealTime. The deal also handed DealTime the Shopping.com domain that AltaVista previously owned. DealTime also provides shopping search services to Lycos and AOL.


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Casual Friday's challenge. The challenge was to make a Halloween card... BUT you can;t use orange. Not even a speck!! This was hard for me, as orange is my favorite color and Halloween is my favorite holiday because of all the lovely orangeness!!
For this card i started with a spider web pattern paper and added a little bit of stickles to the center of the spiders web. Then i wrapped some black and white twine and made my own spider web.
Then i stamped a little spider from the twins web center. I stamped him again, cutting him again and adding him to the card front with pop up dots.
To the web center i added a tiny tag with a black brad. For the tag i stamped the sentiment Creeping by to Say Hi!
Thanks for stopping by!!
Stamps: Spider: Stampendous
Pattern paper: Unknown
Kraft cardstock: The Paper Studio
Twine: My Minds Eye
Die: Spellbinders: Tiny Tags
October 17, 2011
Casual Friday - Orange you Ready to Trick or Treat?
Posted by Dana at 8:39 PM Labels: Casual Fridays, Halloween
5 comments:
- Laura Davis said...
Thanks for playing at CAS-ual Fridays!
- October 19, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Karen B. said...
This is unbelievable! I love your patterned paper choice and then to reiterate the webs with the twine is such a cool effect! Thanks so much for playing at CAS-ual Fridays this week!
- October 19, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- Barb said...
this is amazing Dana! i love the pp and the twine is a great touch. that spider is adorable!!!
- October 20, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Jaclyn Miller said...
What neat DP. You've really used it brilliantly with that little spider. Thank you so much for playing at CAS-ual Fridays this week.
- October 20, 2011 at 1:04 PM
- Julie Day said...
FAB! Love the spider web paper mixed with the twined web and that little spider is adorable :) Thanks for playing this week at CAS-ual Fridays!
- October 20, 2011 at 8:10 PM
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MONDAY, June 13 (HealthDay News) -- Potiga (ezogabine) tablets have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat partial epileptic seizures in adults, the agency said Monday.
Partial seizures are the most common seizure in people who have epilepsy, the FDA said in a news release. The agency said Potiga is the first among a class of drugs called neueronal potassium channel openers to be sanctioned for epilepsy in the United States.
Potiga may cause "neuro-psychiatric symptoms, including confusion, hallucinations and psychotic symptoms," which usually subside within seven days of stopping the drug, the FDA said. Potiga may also lead to urinary retention, or difficulty fully emptying the bladder.
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I'm not a View kinda guy; don't watch daytime TV no soap operas or Live With Regis and Kelly. I decline the Today show and Good Morning America. I think of the thing that CBS airs at 7 a.m. as The Show With the Lady Who Hosts 'Big Brother' Against Her Will. Yet I have been spending recent months watching The View not just in real time, but DVR-ing the first half hour, which View mavens know contains the ''Hot Topic'' segments. Why have I become hooked on a show built around a veteran TV news ''reporter'' who helped turn hard news soft, a Survivor loser, a doughty stand-up comic, and Rosie O'Donnell?
Easy: It's because The View is one of the most electrifying shows on the air. And I don't care if you scoff, because it means you scoff ignorantly. The electrification began when that nice Meredith Vieira went to the Today show to sooth that nice Matt Lauer after that scary Katie Couric had made him so nervous he, in a pre-Britney move, cut off most of his hair. (At least, that's how it struck me I only know what I read and hallucinate, kids.) As The View's anchor, Vieira led the panel in and out of discussions. Replacing her with O'Donnell was like replacing Gerald Ford with Howard Dean: Suddenly, there was rabble-rousing and bellowing, but in a good way.
Because unlike 99.9 percent of everyone else on TV, Rosie actually says what she thinks. It took a while for this to sink in for her cohosts, who'd been schooled (ordered?) by View coinventor Barbara Walters to be mannerly, middle-of-the-road. So every time Rosie yapped about her happy union with partner Kelli, more blood drained from Elisabeth Hasselbeck's terrified, I forget, do God and my conservative base like lesbians? face. You sensed Joy Behar saw O'Donnell as competition, but Behar adjusted magnificently when she realized, ''Hey, I can say whatever I want too!'' So now she regularly chimes in with hilariously menopausal grumpiness about Gen-Y idiocies. When Walters recently remarked of Paris Hilton, ''She's sweet when you talk to her,'' Behar rolled her eyes and snapped, ''A lot of stupid people are.'' Ah, bliss...
Rosie's View snaps and crackles. I'll go so far as to say that The View does for daytime what The Daily Show does for nighttime: It reflects the pent-up frustrations, pleasures, and hostilities its audience has toward pop and political culture. Media pundits have long wheezed that middle America is cautious, and weary of strong opinions any day of The View proves that's hoo-ha.
The show also mades news not just the Donald Trump squabble, which exposed him as a clumsy creep, but also for O'Donnell's comments about Anna Nicole Smith days before she died. (Saying Smith's slurry TV persona was ''a tragedy all around'' didn't merit a post-death apology, and thank goodness Rosie didn't offer one.) O'Donnell pulls off the paradox of blatant subtlety: She's not snooty about plugging the products the show sponsors; this, in turn, helps her promote her own interests. Her theater-queeniness, for example, benefits terrific performers such as Christine Ebersole and Kristin Chenoweth, who've been invited on the panel because Rosie loves their Broadway shows. They'd never get such well-deserved network exposure without her.
Once a mighty force bestrode The View Star Jones Reynolds, the fascinatingly self-absorbed, freebie-loving gastric-bypass-nondenial denier. Now others try out for her spot in the rotation so Walters can repair to a Manhattan penthouse for calming, silk-sheeted lie-downs. The producers seem determined to find a black cohost: Their most frequent candidate is Sherri Shepherd, whose former sitcom Less Than Perfect also describes her flaw she takes cues from whichever way the panel blows. My favorite has been Lola Ogunnaike, a New York Times reporter whose sole Oct. 16 appearance suggested tart quick-wittedness; the Times has since apparently tied her to the newsroom. Free Lola Ogunnaike!
Rumors swirl that Rosie will leave ratings for The View, now in its 10th season, have soared, coinciding with her arrival. I hope O'Donnell stays. The View needs her. This was driven home on a recent Rosie-less edition, when talk turned to censoring children's books. Hasselbeck cheerfully admitted that when she read Babar to her daughter Grace she tore out the page where the hunter kills Babar's elephant mother. What is worse for a child: learning about death in the context of classic kid lit, or having a page torn from a book by your mother? (Poor Gracie she's in for an adolescence of banned books and crushed iPods.)
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- 0Aug 10, '01 by ohbetDoes anyone have any tips they would like to share in regards to achieving successful IV access? Can you share the finer points,your experience and learning that would help in getting an IV start?...Or is it ALL learned by experience,based on the fundamentals taught in books and in school?
I dont do that many IVs where I work,and when I do,Im not always successful. I know one nurse,however,when everyone else fails,she is able to start the IV. Ive watched her,she doesnt appear to do anything different than anyone else. Its a mystery.
- 0Aug 11, '01 by canoeheadUse a BP cuff instead of a tourniquet, inflated to 30mmHg above the diastolic pressure, tighter IS NOT better.
Some elderly and most infants'veins will collapse with a tourniquet, just hold a finger above the vein you intend to puncture, if the limb turns blue stop and wait a minute for circulation. Then ease up on the finger pressure and start fresh.
The more difficult the cannulation the slower you go. Small veins flashback a couple instants after you would expect them to, they may not draw for you because the vein is so fragile it collapses with suction or the IV cannula is so large it is partially blocking venous flow.
If you get a flash and then lose it, perhaps you have pushed the cannula in too far, or at too steep an angle, Remove the needle and pull back SLOWLY on the plastic cannula watching for flashback, then when you get it lower your angle to almost parallel with the limb and thread it in. About 70% of the time when I do this I can salvage a site I thought was ruined.
Never, never, never say anything cocky to the patient or fellow nurses. It will curse you into a bad luck run. Besides, you will get more practise if your coworkers keep you in mind when there is an IV to be started. Also, always make it your policy not to stick someone unless you have a vein you sincerely think you can get, and ask for assistance to hold kids and confused folk still.
That's it, good luck to all.
- 0Aug 17, '01 by IVRN94In addition to the previous advice; I also will try to improve venous distention in elderly or other pts with small veins by use of gravity, massage, warmth etc. I always take as much time as I need to look and feel every possible site to find the best one. Also use as small a guage as possible for the ordered therapy (or anticipated therapy). And I find a lower insertion angle works better, and when you get your flash, wait to make sure the chamber continues to fill before attempting to thread.
The previous advice for having co-workers alert you to IV needs is also important, the more practice you get the better, have them let you know when a pt presents as a possibly "easy" stick.
Watch out for valves and crunchy or scleroced veins. If your facility has an IV team ask if you can spend some time with them for practice and directon. They may also have practice dummy arms. If you don't have an IV team, maybe same day surgery would let you hang out to do IV's, everyone gets one in there.
hope this helps.
- 0Aug 21, '01 by RNforLongTime, BSNThere was an excellent article in the April 2000 issue of Nursing Magazine! You can find it on-line! It is an excellent article and has improved my skills a great deal!
- 0Aug 21, '01 by RNforLongTime, BSNAlos, I just found a pretty good article called "I.V. Starts......improving your odds!" Its located at http://enw.org/IVStarts.htm. It offers some good tips as well.
- 0Nov 6, '01 by ResearchnurseAnother tip that is very important: make sure YOU are comfortable. Raise the bed if standing, or sit in a chair with the bed at a comfortable height. I was an IV therapist for 8 years, and couldn't hit a garden hose when I started in that department. One of the pro's taught me that it was important that I am comfortable, especially for the hard sticks that will take awhile to get. When your back is hurting from stooping over,or you are at an uncomfortable position, you stand less of a chance of getting that tiny vein!
- 0Nov 13, '01 by radnurse2001IF YOU GET A GOOD FLASH BUT CANNOT THREAD, WITHDRAW THE NEEDLE KEEPING THE PLASTIC CANNULA IN AND FLUSH WITH SALINE AS YOU ATTEMPT TO THREAD. SOMETIME YOU HIT A VALVE AND THE PUSH OF SALINE HELPS TO OPEN IT.
- 0Dec 6, '01 by OpenHeartRNI picture in my head exactly what is happening as I perform the venipuncture. Be aware of the angle of the bevel and the distance between the end of the cannula and the TOP of the bevel. You will get a flashback as soon as the tip of the bevel penetrates the vein wall, but you are not in the vein yet with the cannula. My motto is "Low and Slow". If you lift up slightly with the needle, it helps to separate the top of the vein and the bottom, allowing you to continue to advance the catheter/needle slightly (like 1 mm) without puncturing the bottom wall. Make sure that you still see active blood return, and advance the cannula. This should work with ANY brand of IV catheter
REMEMBER: Once cell layer separates a good IV from a bad one.
- 0Apr 7, '02 by Groovydoggall this advice is good. warmth, gravity, if you have the time, make sure they are well hydrated, etc. My advice is to take as much time as possible to look for the best place. I notice that a lot of people only look at one arm for a little bit of time. By look I mean with the eyes AND fingers. A good feeling vein is so much better than a good looking vein. You may be tempted to go with what you can see but fight that urge and go with what you feel.


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Retailer Sears said 2Q profit fell 62%. Yet it said that it expects that its sales and gross profit margins will continue to be pressured as it sees no near-term improvement in the economy.
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Revenue declined to $11.76 billion from $12.26 billion in the year-ago period. Same-store sales dropped 6.2% in the U.S. Same-store sales fell across most categories at both Kmart and Seers' U.S. stores, but continued to be offset by gains in sales of consumer electronics, the company said.
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By Melanie Gerlis, Gareth Harris and Brook S. Mason. Market, Issue 223, April 2011Published online: 01 April 2011
MAASTRICHT. As the 270 dealers opened their booths to VIPs at the 23rd edition of the European Fine Art Fair (Tefaf) Maastricht (18-27 March), the talking point was not the 7,000 years of artistic history and antiques filling the MECC convention centre, but tax. This January, the Dutch government introduced amendments to VAT that included a rise from 6% to 19% on the import value of art brought into the Netherlands from outside the EU. While the Tefaf organisers were quick to point out that this related to "a very small percentage of sales at the fair", others were very critical.
"It's a crazy tax," said New York dealer Richard Feigen at the fair, and his Dutch counterparts agreed. Fair president Willem Baron van Dedem said: "The taxes are punishing, we will fight them," and Amsterdam dealer William Noortman agreed: "It puts local collectors at a big disadvantage." Nevertheless, his sales were certainly not overtly damaged: by the end of the opening day he had sold four works for a total of €12m, including Gerrit Berckheyde's View of Haarlem, 1671 (priced at €4.5m), mostly to US collectors.As ever, the fair presented an extraordinary range of objects for sale—from a 7th-century BC Corinthian hoplite helmet at Cahn International (with shinpad, Sfr260,000; $288,400; unsold as we went to press) to a new Vik Muniz c-print, Ambiente Spaziale con Tagli, after Fontana, 2011, at Ben Brown (sold to a London collector for $35,000)—and has cemented its position as a destination art event. The volume of visitors allayed some of the early nerves. The VIP event was packed, with a constant stream of committed, mature and moneyed European collectors, together with curators and trustees from US museums, including Boston's Museum of Fine Arts and New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. Qatar's Sheikh Saud al Thani was spotted examining the hoplite helmet and other visitors cruising the wide Tefaf aisles included Paris designer François-Joseph Graf (who works with private equity supremo Henry Kravis) and top-tier art advisors Olivier Varenne (who works for Australian collector David Walsh) and New York's Kim Heirston. A reported 60 private jets landed at Maastricht Aachen airport on the opening day.For dealers in most sections of the fair the challenge was to bring works that were fresh to the market—on which much of Tefaf's strong reputation rests—as supply dwindles and auction houses present an increasing threat (see p67). "The relationship with auction houses is fraught," said Alexander Corcoran, chairman of impressionist and modern dealer Lefevre Fine Art, adding: "They're concentrating hard on private sales, an area they've traditionally avoided." The mammoth sales at Sotheby's-owned Noortman made the auction-house threat most visible, while Christie's-owned Haunch of Venison also had sales, including Adrian Ghenie's oil Doctor Josef 2, 2011 (€45,000). Where rarer works were available, they were snapped up: an exceptional Lucas Cranach the Elder oil, The Virgin and Child with the Infant St John, about 1540, was sold by Senger Bamberg to a private European collector for €3.5m and Joan Miró's unique Oiseau Lunaire, 1945, which had been off-market for almost 40 years, sold for €5m, also to a private collector (from Landau Fine Art).Popular porcelainFor the antiques dealers—who, with the old master galleries, form the bulk of the fair—sales in general reflected the wider market trends: period furniture was the tougher sell, while Chinese ceramics went fast. "Compared with prices for old master paintings, porcelain prices are low," said Ewa Cohen of London's Cohen & Cohen, who had brought two enormous Kangxi porcelain leopards, about 1720, that were being sold by Texas property investor James Sowell priced at $3.8m. Dutch oriental art specialists Vanderven & Vanderven, which brought two enormous blue and white Pronk-designed cisterns (about 1740, €220,000 each), were busy and the gallery made 22 sales by 5pm on the opening day. These included a pair of Kangxi (1654-1722) porcelain dogs sold for around €40,000 to European buyers. Dealers awaited those from further afield. "We hear collectors from Beijing, Shanghai and other parts of China are coming to the fair," said Ruben Lien of London and New York Asian art dealer Littleton and Hennessy. The 45 dealers in the modern section (which includes contemporary art), said they were benefiting from the so-called "cross-over" effect: when buyers of older works find something contemporary around the corner from their usual dealer. "We had no new clients at Art Basel, but every year we meet new people here," said Hugh Gibson of Thomas Gibson. Early sales were made in this section too, ranging in value from Rachel Kneebone's contemporary porcelain Grief Study II, 2010 (at Daniel Blau), which went for around £30,000 to a European collector, to the €5m Miró. Despite this, the contemporary section lacked the punch of the dedicated high-end fairs.The smaller sections at the fair—design, jewellery, classical antiquities, works on paper and the Showcase section for six younger galleries—all benefited. Design dealer Yves Macaux quickly clinched a €1.1m deal for a 1903 Josef Hoffmann lime-oaked table.By the end of the first day, the only spectre looming was the dreaded tax situation, whose effect on the fair had yet to be fully assimilated but was certainly bearing the brunt of the blame for some. "I've made no sales because they've put a new tax on. Maybe they should move the fair to Brussels," said Richard Feigen.
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I spent a couple of weekends staying with my gastronomically gifted uncle Jim in Amsterdam last month, who showered me and my friends with epic dinner parties fueled by bottles of wine that we ferried up from his exquisite wine cellar. And one of my favorite things that I ate at his table was a salad that was very unusual to my American palette. It contained smoked herring, beets, potatoes, apples, mayonnaise, and a few other things I'm sure I'm forgetting. The smoked herring melted into the mayonnaise and brought a richness to the composition that melded the beets, potatoes, and apples together in a truly special way. I liked it so much, I raided the salad container for breakfast the next morning.
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By now, everyone has heard of Edward Snowden, the leaker of top secret US security information.
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So, it doesn't look like Mr. Snowden is going to bring down the world monetary system . . . but how safe is the US Dollar? Does anyone else think the dollar might collapse at some point? It's not as far-fetched as it sounds when you look at all the evidence on how the US economy is being managed and how much money is being printed each day by the Federal Reserve.
I'm sure there's other top secret information out there that we don't know about that would make the future of the US dollar much clearer. But for now, we have to only guess at when the next great dollar panic will be and the runs on the banks will begin.
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White House War on Women Escalates
White House fails to represent women in latest Flickr photo
The White House's Flickr account recently released a photo of President Barack Obama and his top advisers. The complete absence of women in the image is another reminder that females are underrepresented in Obama's staff.
Additionally, the president still pays his female employees significantly less than their male counterparts.
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our dickless president qualifies.Noteworthy Comment +12
Oh I'm sure Valerie Jarrett isn't far away, The One can't take a whiz without her adviceNoteworthy Comment +11
There are a lot of dicks in that room+7
Irish, Val Jar is behind Obama with her arm up his butt doing a ventriloquist act.Noteworthy Comment +15
@Claudia, you stole my post, virtually word for word.
Actually the thing that strikes me about this photo is casualness of the attire – the jeans, sweaters, khakis and open collared shirts.
In the office that Ronald Reagan respected so much that he always wore a coat and tie, this usurper has degraded into a frat house.Noteworthy Comment +11
It's a Man's Country…+7
Dirty sanchez' for everybody!+2
Oh I'm sure Valerie Jarrett isn't far away…
@Irish — You can't see her because she's sitting at the desk that is blocked from view by the tall guy in the middle in the blue shirt.+5
Easy, folks. There's a legitimate reason why there were no women in this photo. Obama sent them to the White House kitchen to get beers and make sandwiches.Noteworthy Comment +10
White House War on Women Escalates
Of course it does. 0bama is a muzloid, after all. The only reason that Jarrett is allowed to be there is because she and Mooshell compared balls and Jarrett's were bigger. Which is not surprising since Mooshell cut off Buh-Rock's twig and berries and had them surgically attached to herself.+6
Not pictured: Valeries' dildo skull-fucking Hillarys' blood clot.+3
This looks like the "Rose" ceremony from that tv show the Bachelor. The guys are all hoping to get a Rose so they can stay few more days. The ones that don't will get to cry to the camera on their way out the door.+6
There's no men in that photo, either. Just a gang of pussified liberal faggots.Noteworthy Comment +13
What else could a pee pee puffer do?+3
Corona shoots…..SCORE!+1
Who's the tiny little runt in the middle?+1
the womenfolk are in the garden with the first yeti? pulling weeds? smoking weeds? flirting with joey b? just throwing out some other scenarios.+2
I know where all the missing women in the White House are. They accompany the only person there with a dick, First Lady.+2
How Islamic of him…+4
That decor is hideous!+4
@ scribble Indeed.
Compare with W. Bush here: http://www.whitehousemuseum.org/west-wing/oval-office/oval-office-bush2-2005.jpg+3
The photo was shot after they bowed to Pharaoh Obaloney.
He treats woman like a necessary evil,(except Mooch-he's scared of her)and yet he's the best US President ever. Right.+1
Dagney — thanks for the photo.
Even the sofa, cushions and pillows in Bush's Oval Office looks crisp and neat, just like the men. In Obumbles' office, it looks as if the kids were jumping on the furniture.
That's what happens with Obozo setting an example of putting his shoes on the desk and elsewhere.+3
He likes men!+2
@Dagney – thanks for the comparison.
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Excuuuuuuse me? I can't believe the amount of people who take this piece of tripe seriously. But like Captain Oveur in "Airplane!", I TRULY appreciate gladiator pictures. Give me Kirk, Charlton, Steve Reeves...anyone with a clenched jaw and steely thighs peeking through a leather miniskirt, preferably swingin' a fishnet, and thrusting his trident. Unfortunately, the folks who rate this whopper highly seem to have CGI seriously confused with: a) reality, and; b) good film making. As a moderately entertaining entry into a benighted genre, it ain't bad. But worthy of serious consideration? Really, now....do you like movies about gladiators? Joey, have you ever seen a grown man naked?
Compelling and powerful! After the LOTR, this movie comes in next as my favourite of all time! If you look in history books, you'll find that lots of the events in the movie actually did happen. Some things are just dramatized and put out of order to give us an outstanding story.
I'll always remember Russell Crowe as Gladiator. He really earned that Oscar.
This is what the Hunger Games is based off - gladiators, Rome, and crazy, sadistic people.
This was a rousing film; I throughly enjoy it.
Well acted movie, full of action. Another great Ridley Scott film.
"Are you not entertained?! Is this not why you are here?!"
Very well done movie. A pleasure to watch. I would recommend this movie for all to see. Love Russel Crowe in this one!!!!!
Enjoyable, if self-important, swords and sandals epic. Could've used more gladiating though.
An outstanding epic from director Ridley Scott following the fall and rise of a general who ends up a gladiator after the murder of the emperor. Russell Crowe is ideally cast as the lead, seeking revenge not only for the death of the emperor, but the murder of his wife and son. Joaquin Phoenix is memorable as the vicious, cowardly new emperor, a sadistic sociopath. The rest of the cast are all well suited to their roles, and the world of Rome and beyond is well captured both by location shooting and special effects. A triumph for Ridley Scott, and a bloody and rousing film.
Good movie, but I've seen much better. I wouldn't rewatch it.
An outstanding Ridley Scott film. Inarguably deserving of Best Picture. One of those movies that I can watch over and over again. And have. And will. "Braveheart" is another. Cinematography, score, CGI, cast... Crowe deserved his Oscar, too, but Joaquin Phoenix and Connie Nielsen were just as solid. The final performance from Oliver Reed (died during filming). FIVE STARS.
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Maximus: "My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius, commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next!"
"Are you not entertained? Is this not why you are here?" (Spits)
"One person can make a difference and every person should try." –John F Kennedy
Commodus: "Rise. Rise." (Maximus stands up, clenching an arrow head in his right hand) "Your fame is well deserved, Spaniard. I don't think there's ever been a gladiator to match you. As for this young man, he insists you are Hector reborn. Or was it Hercules? Why doesn't the hero reveal himself and tell us all your real name? You do have a name..." Maximus: "My name is Gladiator." (turns away from Commodus) Commodus: "How dare you show your back to me! Slave, you will remove your helmet and tell me your name." Maximus (removes helmet and turns around to face Commodus): "My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius, commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next."
Maximus: "At my signal, unleash hell."
Maximus: "What we do in life... echoes in eternity."
"The general that became a slave.
The slave that became a gladiator.
The gladiator that defied an emperor."
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Frightening or Intense Scenes: Rated R in 2000; it's got gladiators so you can kind of figure how bad it's gonna be
Frightening or Intense Scenes: It is about war and gladiators in the ring. You may decide it is for your children and if so good luck getting any sleep after.
Violence: Many graphic fight scenes
Sexual Content: Sexual language
Violence: Many fight scenes
Violence: This title contains Violence.
AgeAdd Age Suitability
COLEROXX thinks this title is suitable for between the ages of 10 and 54
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The story of a noble general who loses his dear wife and son, home, belongings, status, and dignity and ends up as a gladiator -- a slave of Rome -- after refusing to acknowledge an evil man as emperor.
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KG gives Greg, the Diggers series producer, a lesson on using a metal detector.
What is the best type of metal detector to purchase?
i wish i could hunt for stuff like they do
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I'm planning to move out.. I'm worried. It's a HUGE step, but I'm more than ready to move out of my mom's ..... we just aren't getting along & she's telling me how to raise my son. I appreciate advice, trust me, I've never done this before (and she raised 4 kids), but there comes a time when you just need to back off. ANYWAY (sorry for rambling), for you that are on your own...any tips/words of wisdom & advice. thanks ladies
You can totally do it. And you will probably appreciate your family more after you move out.
The first time X and I separated, I stayed with my parents. They were a huge help, but it is hard to go from living on your own back to living at home. Anyway, now that I'm on my own, I really enjoy our time together much more... and they enjoy helping me out by watching DS more since he's not there 24/7 like before.
thank you for the encouragement ladies! i really don't know anything about you girls. but, your posts put a smile on my face!
I haven't lived with either of my parents since my 18th birthday. I bought a house right before DD was born, I had a roommate/BFF in an apartment before that. It is a lot of work managing the house on my own as well as DD but it is so worth it to have my own space.
Good luck!
::raises hand::
I have been living on my own since I kicked Super Douche out a little over a year ago. I prefer it.
This, except about 8 months ago. I didn't really have an option as my parents don't live here in town. I would have gone batshitcrazy living with my parents.
Living on my own, with Lucas, has really allowed me to figure out what type of relationship I want Lucas and I to have--- I can discipline him how I want, form a schedule how I want, feed him what I want, etc.
I've been living on my own since after high school at 18. I'm only into 3 1/2 months have LO with me on my own but you learn how to do everything you need too. Since I've started back to work this week, I've been trying to get my schedule down and my mom has stopped over to help me get out the door in the morning until I have everything organized. I know we would be at each others throats if we were living together, but she only lives 5 minutes away so if I need anything she is here in a couple minutes and we can spend quality time together while we get our space also.
You just kind of learn how to make things work. Like getting up before LO does to get your shower and get ready... and hardly having personal time to do anything at home. But M and I will always have a wonderful, close relationship because we can spend this quality time together.


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TORRINGTON — Here's a look at the finer points of the contract Warshaw signed with the city Feb. 4.
The spending, which is being funded by one-quarter of the sales tax revenue the city received when the state increased the sales tax in 2011, is being matched by the Department of Economic and Community Development. The matching funding will pay for microloans for business owners to improve storefronts and provide money to dress up vacant storefronts.
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