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2:00 PM ET, January 16, 2012
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WASHINGTON -- The Washington Wizards have the NBA's worst record, and their coach believes some of the players are trying to be too flashy.
Early in the third quarter of a 114-106 loss to the Houston Rockets on Monday, Washington center JaVale McGee had a breakaway. Instead of choosing simply to dunk, McGee, who finished second in the NBA's dunk contest last February, threw the ball against the backboard and stuffed it.
His coach, Flip Saunders, glared at him and watched as the Rockets promptly turned a four-point lead into a 19-point advantage. McGee sat out the last nine minutes of the game while John Wall's 38 points made it somewhat competitive.
Saunders couldn't hide his disdain for his fourth-year center's antics.
"Apparently if you get a fast break and throw it off the backboard in the third quarter and you're 1-11, you're not supposed to do stuff like that.
" -- Wizards center JaVale McGee
"That's unacceptable. Maybe I'm too old school. Save that for the All-Star game," Saunders said. "We have some players that look for highlights instead of substance."
Washington lost for the 12th time in 13 games, and its next four games are against Oklahoma City, Denver, Boston and Philadelphia.
"Apparently if you get a fast break and throw it off the backboard in the third quarter and you're 1-11, you're not supposed to do stuff like that," McGee said.
Saunders has called out his 22-year-old center several times for showboat plays. McGee defended his play, and said he didn't regret it.
"I feel like I was trying to get the team hyped and make a good play. I felt like we did that -- and we went on a run there," McGee said.
Actually, Washington didn't start their run until the fourth quarter -- with McGee on the bench. Wall's 18 points in the quarter cut the Rockets' lead to five with 4:47 remaining.
"They made a little run on us, but part of that was just our turnovers and we missed some shots," Houston coach Kevin McHale said. "I was mildly concerned, but I thought our guys would get it back."
Kevin Martin scored 25 points and Samuel Dalembert added 20 for the Rockets.
Wall scored his career-high 38 on 13-of-22 shooting. He began the game making under 35 percent this season.
"I know it's great to have those type of numbers, but it don't mean nothing if you don't have a win, so I just think I had a good game, but I didn't get the win," Wall said.
Luis Scola had 18 and Kyle Lowry had 16 for the Rockets in their highest-scoring game of the season.
Houston outscored the Wizards 25-6 during an eight-minute stretch in the third quarter. Dalembert hit all six of his shots in the period.
The Rockets made 25 of 26 foul shots in winning their third straight game.
Martin hit all 10 of his free throws. In Saturday's win against Portland, he made 12 of 13. He also had a career-high eight assists against the Wizards.
In his first 11 games this season, Martin averaged 3.4 free-throw attempts per game -- well below his career average. He says he's adjusting to a new NBA rule that restricts shooting fouls.
"I've got to adapt to it," Martin said. "Just be aggressive. If they want to give me the call, they will. If not, I've got to find other ways."
Washington lost despite its highest point total of the season. Jordan Crawford had 17 points.
Crawford ended the first quarter with a 38-foot 3-point shot to give Washington a 28-27 lead. In the second quarter, Houston went on a 17-4 run to take a 52-44 lead with 3:32 remaining.
Game notes
Washington F Andray Blatche, who missed three games with a sprained right shoulder, returned and had 11 points and 12 rebounds. Blatche and Wall were assessed with technical fouls within a minute in the third quarter. ... Wizards F Rashard Lewis was out with a sore right knee. ... Rockets swingman Courtney Lee missed his eighth straight game with a strained right calf. ... McHale fired Saunders when he was general manager of the Minnesota Timberwolves in February 2005. It was their first on-court meeting as NBA coaches. ... The Rockets have held double-digit leads in their last six games. Last year, they never had double-digit leads in more than five straight.
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 114 | 106 |
Rebounds (Offensive-Total) | 15-42 | 13-43 |
Assists | 24 | 16 |
Turnovers | 11 | 15 |
Steals | 6 | 7 |
Blocks | 7 | 4 |
Fast Break Points | 23 | 37 |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 21 (2/0) | 22 (2/0) |
Largest Lead | 19 | 5 |
Top Performers
Game Leaders
Points | K. Martin 25 | J. Wall 38 |
Rebounds | C. Parsons 8 | A. Blatche 12 |
Assists | K. Martin 8 | J. Wall 8 |
Steals | K. Lowry 3 | J. Wall 4 |
Blocks | S. Dalembert 3 | J. McGee 3 |
Team rosters: Houston | Washington |
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Batman Begins review is here.
The Dark Knight is a film that I like a little less with each new viewing. That is not to say it is not consistently entertaining with some exhilarating set pieces but the issues with the story become more pronounced over time. It is a film on an epic scale. Everything about it feels big and important but along the way this scale has dwarfed the characters. No longer is this a story about Bruce Wayne and his alter ego, in fact he ends up along for the ride through most of this film, but about the city as a whole and it makes it an emotionally flat experience. This is perhaps surprising given it has more emotional cliffhangers than the previous film but most are too overwrought and melodramatic to really have the impact they desire.
Where Batman Begins was about finding a substitute father, The Dark Knight is about the corruption of good honest people. With Batman (wrongly) relegated to the sidelines it is Dent's transformation that is the heart of the film and it is one of the key areas where the film falters. His transition from White Knight to unhinged psychopath is clunky to say the least. Sure, his Two-Face is a significant improvement over Tommy Lee Jones' pantomime portrayal but when the film strives to be grounded in reality the stilted switch just never rings true and this transformation would have been much better served over the course of two films instead.
Stripped of its Gothic architecture the city has become faceless and nondescript. It is all reflective glass and foreboding grey monoliths which may work with the tone of the film but removes the sense of character Gotham has always had previously. Still, the film is beautiful to look at particularly during the stunning IMAX sequences and the action is thankfully much easier to follow this time around. These action set pieces are also significantly more complex and the decision to do as much practical stunt and effects work as possible really pays off. It also contains one of Hans Zimmer's best scores to date.
The performances are better this time too. Bale seems more comfortable in the role, even if his Batman voice is bordering on the comical, Gyllenhaal is a better actress than Katie Holmes and Oldman is finally given something to do. However, it comes as little surprise that Heath Ledger emerges as the real star of the film. Some may moan about the liberties they have taken with such an iconic villain but frankly I don't care. His Joker is a revelation, a twitching and unpredictable presence that lights up the screen every time he makes an appearance. The Joker's closest movie comparison is probably the shark in Jaws. He comes into scenes, causes mayhem and disappears as quickly as he arrives. You don't need to see the Joker's journey, just like you don't see how the killer sets up his victims in Se7en, he is a terrifying force because you can't work out how he does what he does and that is the appeal with this version of the Joker: it is the fear of the unknown he brings to proceedings.
Sadly the majority of the film's issues arrive in the final act. The Dark Knight builds many interesting layers yet fails when it comes to the pay-off. Everything from Dent's transformation onwards is a disappointment, whether it be the overblown ferry sequence or the confusing and anti-climactic sonar showdown, the last half an hour fails to live up to the promise of the rest of the film. It is a real shame because there is quality here but once you get over the scale, spectacle and magnetic performance by Ledger it is a film that ends up not quite reaching the heights it aimed for. It is still a fine sequel though but I hope The Dark Knight Rises finds the balance this film should have had.
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Great review. One of the reasons I loved Batman Begins more than The Dark Knight is that Begins focuses more on Bruce Wayne and his journey to become Batman, along with what it means to be him, and his transformation from a vigilante to a full blown hero. It was a more satisfying experience altogether.
In The Dark Knight, we barely got anything out of Batman. I mean, he is the title character. He really learned nothing from the experience. Here's hoping TDKR takes care of that and it's more focused on Batman's struggle.
Indeed. The shift of focus to Dent does hurt the story.
Finally someone who agrees that "Batman Begins" is better than "The Dark Knight!"
Hey Adam, check this out if you've got time and are interested. Thanks.
@Phips: Wow, that is quite a write-up. I've bookmarked it so will try and give it a read when I have some time tomorrow.
Do you think Batman Returns was better?
No, not really. Even if it does star Michelle Pfeiffer.
I couldn't agree more. Though I have to say that, after multiple viewings, I find Ledger's Joker less and less entertaining. It was obvious from the start that he bears only a pale resemblance with the character from the comics, but I used to accept this thinking he is just a better character. The more I watch it I see he is a completely different character, and not an incredibly better one, to say the least. Anyway, great review, congrats!
@M11: Cheers. I still really enjoy Ledger's performance here. He is very different to the normal depiction of the character but I really like his force of nature portrayal. He's certainly more interesting than any of the villains in The Dark Knight Rises.
@Adam Cook: Undoubtedly, he is. Thinking that I was so excited to see Hardy as Bane.... But then again, it seems to be a habit for the epilogue of these trilogies to be disappointing. One more thing, though: do you agree that, for Nolan's pretentiousness and alleged attention to details, this trilogy, especially the last two parts, have WAY too many plot holes and overall unpolished parts (think about the fight choreography, it's horrendous)?
@M11: TDKR is particularly all over the place. However, I've never had a real issue with the fight choreography as I've always felt it matched the way Batman fights.
What bugs me the most is the way they apparently forgot what films they were making after Begins, which is also the best. In Begins we have a ghotic urban setting, Batman fighting from the shadows and frightening criminals and then in the next two we have daylight shootings of generic buildings and Batman clumsily fighting with his elbows and, ironically, showing ineffectivness in movement. I mean, what was all that martial arts training from Begins for? Also, I think it is needless to say how inefficient and out of character Nolan's Batman was.
I'm with you on Begins being the best. I really liked the Gotham that was created so, like you, was disappointed to see it ditched for a more generic city.
Awesome review. I have to agree with you on lot of things, namely the focus on Dent. I too felt that his transformation into Two-face should've been carried over into the next film. Sadly, every time I watch this I will myself to like it but the more I watch I find myself feeling both overwhelmed by the film's scope and underwhelmed by its emotions. You've written a really great review, Adam. I really enjoyed reading it.
Thanks Ken. 'Overwhelmed by the film's scope and underwhelmed by its emotions' is a nice way of putting it.
completely disagree!
@Varghese: You're not a fan of the film?
Huggeee fan!
Then why do you completely disagree with a largely positive review?
prob based on 3.5 instead of 5 or something

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Features By Kevin Carr on February 26, 2010 | Comments (1)In Cop Out, for the first time, Kevin Smith takes on a script for hire. In place of Jay, Silent Bob, his other stock View Askew-niverse characters, the filmmaker works with screenwriters Robb and Mark Cullen to give us his 21st century version of the age-old interracial buddy cop formula.
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Features By Kevin Carr on December 25, 2009 | Comments (2)Kevin Carr sits his chubbiness down and sees if Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, Sherlock Holmes and It's Complicated can make the grade.
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Movie News By Neil Miller on November 20, 2009 | Comments (2)It appears as if Brodie from Mallrats is all grown up. Not only is Jason Lee making his way from Earl to another TV series, he's taking to directing.. and he's going back in time.
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Zachary Levi Goes Nuts for 'Chipmunks' Sequel
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First up is the star of the collection - The Tinker Bell Fairytale Palette (£32 here).
Described as a whole face in a case this palette features 5 eye colours, a 3 colour blush mosaic, 5 lip creams and a variety of applicators. The eyeshadows are shimmery and incredibly easy to wear, while the blush is quite sheer with a beautiful glow that warms and highlights the cheeks at once.


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Special Web Chat with World Champions Following Show
American Quarter Horses take center stage for the America's Horse Championships presented by Ford Trucks this Sunday, January 7, on NBC Sports Television at 1:30 p.m. Eastern/10:30 a.m. Pacific. The one-hour special is based on a portion of the FedEx Open competition at the American Quarter Horse Association World Championship Show and highlights the cutting and reining competitions along with other features. A special Web chat with the world champions also will be held following the show.
"We were so pleased with the response from viewers and NBC last year," said Bill Brewer, AQHA Executive Vice President. "We enjoy having the chance to bring The World to viewers across the country and for Web users to have the opportunity to visit with our world champions."
Two of the most popular and growing events – cutting and reining – will have a dominant presence in the show. Cutting, the two-and-one-half minute battle of horse versus cow will feature the junior competition for horses aged 5 years and younger. Reining, which has been compared to figure skating because of required maneuvers such as sliding stops, fast circles and precise spins, will highlight the senior competition for horses aged 6 years and older.
Viewers have the opportunity to visit with junior cutting world champion Phil Rapp and senior reining world champion Craig Schmersal during a special Web chat following the show at 2:30 p.m. Eastern/11:30 am Pacific. Simply log on to NBCSports.com and click the chat link that goes directly to the site.
The program includes veteran sports announcer Tim Ryan and former jockey-turned reporter Donna Brothers along with analyst AQHA Professional Horseman Robbie Boyce of Jacksboro, Texas.
Through an additional feature, viewers will be taken through a scenic trail ride in Virginia where the breed originated. Learn why the American Quarter Horse is such an important part of the western lifestyle for millions.
Also, NBC will take a look back at the 2006 World Equestrian Games. This special segment is presented by Fort Dodge. The 2007 World Equestrian Games will take place in the United States at the Kentucky Horse Park in 2010.
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London, Jan 29 : French Justice Minister Rachida Dati was reduced to "floods of tears" when President Nicolas Sarkozy sacked her three weeks after she gave birth, according to reports.
The 43-year-old controversial figure rushed back to her desk five days after a C-section in the hope of clinging on to her post, reports the Scotsman.
But two weeks later, Sarkozy "bullied" her into quitting to stand as an MEP, according to France''s satirical Canard Enchaine newspaper.
She is said to have collapsed in tears as he told her: "If you want to remain my friend, then you have no choice. Either you leave with nothing, or you leave to become an MEP. It''s up to you."
Dati, who sparked a guessing game after refusing to name the father of her daughter, Zohra, fuelling speculation that he may be a high-profile figure - is said to have replied bitterly: "If I understand you properly, I don''t have any choice."
The newspaper reported that Sarkozy called the minister into his office last week and told her: "Trust me, I''ve treated you well. Do what I say and in one year you''ll come back to the government through main entrance."
Dati complained that if she became an MEP she would have child-care problems, as she would be away from Paris for four days a week.
The newspaper added: "The whole conversation reduced Miss Dati to a flood of tears. She was very upset by the entire incident." (ANI)
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KENNY CURRY & NUSPIRIT Often it has been said in the music industry that the convergence of multiple genres can sometimes be befuddling to the ear, and not very easy pulled off, even by the most talented of musicians. However, every once in a while the stars align and something extraordinary happens. Such is the case with the multi-talents of Kenny Curry. An artist who cultivated himself as a singer, songwriter and producer has intertwined his musical influences of R&B, hip hop, jazz and traditional gospel into a seamless fabric, creating his own unique style and sound that truly transcends any and all boundaries of genre, race, denomination or societal background. Displaying over 20 years in the music industry, Kenny absolutely has a breath-taking grasp and trained ear for the things that God is bringing forth in this new era.
Born in Baltimore, Maryland, and raised in a small town of South Carolina to a single parent home, Kenny Curry, as a child and adolescent, was no stranger to the comfort of the Lord. He not only thrived spiritually in the church environment but displayed early on extraordinary musical gifts. By the age of 15, Kenny was expanding his musical knowledge and skills by adding several instruments to his repertoire such as the keyboard and guitar. In the years to follow, Kenny obediently answered the call of God on his life and began to concentrate solely on gospel music. While serving as minister of music at his church, he continues to take the life lessons he's learned to motivate young men, and serve the community with his God given talent, support and charitable contributions.
Kenny's ministry focus is to spread the gospel across the world in song, and continue to give glory and honor to God. Far and beyond even his greatest work could be thought of indeed as enterprising but yet an ever enjoyable renewal of one of gospel's most flourishing minds.
At the dawn of a new millennium, Kenny formed the group NuSpirit in 2000. These well established vocalists began to get recognition from local radio stations and churches. Although they started singing in the "church" the music of Kenny Curry & NuSpirit is being introduced to a larger audience. Since the inception, they have released their debut album, "We've Come to Praise Him" and a second album titled "I Can't Let Go". They have successfully taken their music from performing at various events in the U.S. to touring in Japan. The most extraordinary dimension of the group is not their accomplishments, but their energy and excitement while also exemplifying thanksgiving, heartfelt worship towards almighty God. God's favor has allowed Kenny Curry & NuSpirit to receive accolades locally and nationally. Their achievements are unrivaled among recognition with its single "Running after His Grace", which is still being streamed all across the nation. Kenny Curry & Nu-Spirit was awarded Best Choir of the Year 2008 by the Carolina Inspirational Gospel Music Awards and Album of the Year 2009 for their third album "At The Name" at the Rhythm of Gospel Awards, which is one of the most prestigious award shows in the gospel music industry. As to mention, they were also nominated for four awards.
Along with the power and passion of innumerable classic gospel artists, Kenny Curry & NuSpirit have been fortunate to share the stage with - Men of Standard, Marvin Sapp, Melvin Williams, The Clark Sisters, Yolanda Adams, Mary Mary, John P. Kee, Donnie McClurkin, Deitrick Haddon, LeJuene Thompson, Shekinah Glory, Hezekiah Walker, Andrea Crouch, just to name a few. In the upcoming album, I'm Just A Vessel, Kenny Curry has taken praise and worship to the next level. This group of songs will invoke God's presence and leave you wanting more. With the album expected to be a success and fame imminent, the exciting sound that Kenny Curry & NuSpirit has made is certain to gain interest across the world. This seasoned singer, arranger, and producer along with his group NuSpirit is ready to fulfill their destiny and is poised to take the gospel industry by storm. They are something new, something fresh, and one to watch.


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This conference will focus on the science, impacts, planning, and response to climate change along the East Coast.
This beautifully filmed and produced video describes the changes that global warming is already bringing to Northern Canada and Greenland. Local people describe changes to ecosystems, impacts on culture and life styles, and the challenges of melting permafrost. Ship captains describe changes in navigational channels and fjords. Scientists describe changes in albedo and permafrost, as well as increased pollution transported from outside the Arctic (the Grasshopper effect).
In consultation with the National Ocean Council, the National Security Staff, and the Arctic Research Commission, the Alaska Interagency Working Group completed a report describing environmental, social, and economic issues in the arctic U.S. to the federal government and its partners in order to address management challenges in the region.
The U.S. Department of State has submitted its 2014 Climate Action Report to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The report details actions the United States is taking domestically and internationally to mitigate, adapt to, and assist others in addressing climate change.
In the wake of Sandy's devastation, the city of New York announced PlaNYC – a long-term sustainability plan based on the latest climate science. The report includes ideas on how to rebuild the communities affected by the 2012 storm and how to increase resilience and infrastructure of buildings citywide in order to protect against future extreme events.
NIDIS and the National Drought Mititgation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will co-host an all day workshop on Jan. 9 to discuss planning for long-term and extreme drought in the Southern Plains.
Under the Climate Action Plan, the White House launched the National Drought Resilience Partnership on November 1. The partnership will make it easier for communities to find drought assistance and preparedness information by promoting partnership and information-sharing across government.
On November 1, President Obama issued an Executive Order to prepare the nation for the impacts of climate change by undertaking actions to enhance climate preparedness and resilience.
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سكس كزالزيات I would like to tell a little story to set the stage for your understanding of these abundance principles. They hoped for a life free from the tyranny of kings and queens.
سكس امريكي The Milky Way is also a spiral galaxy, with the youngest and most massive stars collected in arms that curl around the galactic center. سكس امريكي Changes, powerful and amazing changes will start occurring as you gather the gems of Feng Shui information available to you in this site.
After newspaper photographers snapped the obligatory photos of the animal, it was promptly buried in the Revers? backyard. The direction of the rotational axis stays nearly fixed in space, even as the Earth revolves around the Sun once each year. The second major encounter occurred on January 12, 2003, when a cadre of eyewitnesses claimed to have seen a seven-foot long, three-foot wide, black animal undulating silently down the river. It takes roughly 365 days for the Earth to go around the Sun once.
سكسي نيج هيفاء وهبي Some sources have represented the Chimera with three heads - the lion`s head as the main, then the goat`s head sprouted from its back, and the serpent`s or Dragon�s head on its tail -, but the popular myth tells of the single, fire-vomiting head. سكس.فرنسية Topless variants may not still be considered bikinis, although technically no longer two-piece swimsuits. News has published an article recounting the scores of eyewitness reports of HAIRY HOMNID sightings that plagued the Decatur area in 2003.


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TRI-CITIES - The Walla Walla Xplosion '98 softball team went 5-1 at the NSA Ice-Breakers Fastpitch Tournament last weekend in the Tri-Cities.
The Xplosion placed fifth place overall out of 32 teams in their 14-and-under division.
Xplosion '98 beat the Idaho Diamond Bandits in the first game Saturday, 12-3, with pitcher BreAnna Birdwell pitching a one-hitter with eight strikeouts.
The next game, they beat the Crushers l'98 team, 7-1, with pitcher Brandi Schoessler pitching a no hitter with 10 strikeouts.
They then had a 7-3 loss to Mill Creek Mayhem, but with a highlight of Schoessler hitting her first home run.
Xplosion '98 bounced back in their last game under the lights with a 8-0 victory over the Diamond Dusters '98, with Schoessler pitching a one-hitter with 10 strikeouts, and hitting her second home run of the day, and Birdwell hitting two home runs.
In their first game on Sunday, the Xplosion beat the Cherry City Crush, 4-0, and completed the weekend with a victory over the Tigard Blast/Riggs, 2-1, with Schoessler pitching a two-hitter with 14 strikeouts.
Xplosion '98 are 7-2 on the season and play host games at the Mill Creek Sportsplex April 28-29.
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Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Milford Sound Full-Day Tour from Queenstown. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Fantastic! And such beauty! Even though this was a long day, it was so scenic and amazing I didn't mind the long drive at all. Our driver was very friendly and ensured we were informed of all the highlights along the way. Very happy I took this tour.
Mary - Canada
Excellent! Good combination of bus, catamaran and trecking.
Places visted are amazing!!
Milford Sound is a must-see on the South Island. This tour is long (takes at least five hours to get to the Sound) but with stops on the way, the ride is beautiful and relaxing. The tour guide Brian was informative and had a great knowledge of the area - if only he didn't talk so much! :D The cruise itself is great, however, do not get the buffet lunch as we didn't think it was worth it. You are better off bringing your own, or buying a sandwich, crisps and a drink on the boat. Also, highly recommended to upgrade to a scenic flight back to Queenstown. This is organised by the tour guide on the way to Milford and worth every penny if only to shave 4 hours off the bus ride back. :)
What an experience! Even with terrible, rainy weather this was so worth it. A sight to see, don't miss out!
Well worth doing this trip. The river cruise was the highlight.
The bus driver needs peoples skills though.
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome - don't bother with the lunch though. not good at all or worth the money. I should have brought some sandwiches along with me.
The bus ride was long, but was quite interesting and included several stops along the way! Milford Sound is and was amazing, so well worth the trip. The boat trip was also fun and made for an enjoyable day. I did not take the buffet option and I am not sure if it was worth it to be honest. Personally, either buy a sandwich onboard or bring your own. I did not fly back to Queenstown, however the option was there... however I found the cost's were very high! I found out you can take a helicopter tour from Queens town and land on a glacier for just over $200 NZD compared with the $550 or so that was suggested. So best to do your home work ! All in all it was a good day out!
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An incredible day providing breathtaking views of hills, sheep, mountains and rivers. The cruise on Milford Sound to the Tasman Sea added waterfalls, rainbows, awsome rock formations and seals. It was a day to remember and comes highly recommended.
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Great trip - albeit a long bus trip to get there. The driver was very knowledgeable. We brought our own lunch for the cruise, but the buffet smelt good (no idea if it was actually nice). You can buy snacks, drinks and tea/coffee on board.
If you suffer motion sickness, you'll need something for the bus trip - it's a good 3 hours of windy roads in each direction. Even with multiple stops, this can be hard going.
Apart from that, great day out!
A must see even on a cloudy day
Spectacular Landscapes.
It was raining on way which was good as when there were lots of waterfalls on the journey and also when we got to Milford Sound. There were lots of photo stops so a chance to stretch your legs very frequently. We came back by Helicopter and this was amazing. The Helicopter isn't cheap but it's an experience you'll never forget - it will also reduce the 4-5 hour drive to 45 minutes! The pilot took us up to 9,000 feet between the clouds and the mountains (which was a bit scary) and landed on one of the highest peaks where we had our photo taken beside the helicopter. The views coming back to Queenstown are fabulous.
We reaLly loved the Milford sound trip. from the moment we were met by our bus driver we knew we were in for an interesting journey. He was very knowledgable and added lots of great photo opportunities to match the fab scenery.
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The Pecsi Tudomanyegyetem, Ferenc Gyurcsany's alma mater, will examine the former prime minister's 1984 thesis after media reports alleged it was plagiarized, MTI state news service reported.
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Great Home In Lewes Beach's Premiere Development. Beautiful 4 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath Home Across The Street From The Pool In Cape Shores. Large Home With Open Floor Plan Great For Entertaining. Features Hardwood Floors, Large Master Suite, Large Family Room, Decks Overlooking Pond.
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Waterfront Unit With Great Views Of The Delaware Bay Beach And Lighthouses. This 3 Bed/ 3 Bath Home Features Hardwood Floors, Large Eat-in Kitchen, Dining Area,living Room With Great Waterviews,downstairs Bedroom With A Full Bath, Master Suite With Fantastic Waterviews And 3rd Bedroom And Bath.
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Hi, I'm moving and was wondering what suggestions you all might have to safely move a nearly 6 ft. tall Bay Leaf (not sure what the 'real' name is) and a 6.5 ft. Norfolk Pine. They've grown a lot in the 4 years I've been here and when I moved to where I am now it was possible for me to put them in the back of the station wagon. No longer! Would it be possible for me to move them on their side? Moving 50 miles away and it's a straight shot on the interstate so there wouldn't be a lot of moving around. Thanks |
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I would put them in the truck, or is there not a truck involved? |
I would take them out of the pot and wrap the root ball up in a couple layers of plastic, like garbage bags or something like that. then you don't need to worry about soil getting all over your car. You'll still need to prop up the plants by the stem so the branches don't break off. Maybe some flat cardboard boxes will work for that, something that can reach the stem between the branches will be necessary. |
Don't need to take them out of pots. You can use scrunched up newspaper to surround the trunk of the plants on top of the soil, even bubble wrap. Then tape it down a few times across with packing tape. Put the whole pot into a garbage bag and if you are still concerned about spillage twist the ends of the bags at a couple of points and tape down again. That takes care of the pot end. For the growing end, it depends on what vehicle you are intending to use. and how much other stuff you have in there that might damage the leaves etc. If, for example, you were thinking of strapping to a roof rack, well you'd position the pot at the front of the car and try to wrap the rest in as much bubble wrap as yu could afford. If inside - like in the boot (trunk?) and then laying some seats forward, you just need to cushion the plant with bubble wrap, blankets, whatever works to stop it bouncing around. Seatbelts can work for plants, too! |
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I'm planning on planting a row of hydrangeas along one side of the house. It is mostly shady with some filtered sunlight during the afternoon. I have two questions
1; Is it safe to buy and plant hydrangeas in August? If not then when? 2; For the location mentioned above, I want plants that are 3-4 ft tall, which would you recommend. Must be rebloomer. Something like Endless Summer? Thanks in advance |
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Around here the garden centers start discounting the hydrangeas around now. The further into summer you get the rattier they will look at the garden centers. Can you plant them now? If not, I would buy them now and keep them watered. ES doesn't reach 4' here, or at least it hasn't yet, and mine are in sun until 2:30. There are many hydrangeas that reach 4', or more, but do you want blue blooms only? Many people have complained about inadequate blooming from ES when it doesn't get enough sun. The conditions you describe doesn't sound like enough sun. I have one mac hydrangea in conditions like that and it is much smaller than the ES I have in more sun. |
Not ready to plant them yet but I suppose I could buy now and plant later. Still need to pick the right hydrangea though......I guess I will keep away from ES but any choice I make does not have to be 4ft, 3ft tall would be fine too. |
What I need are any light color flowering hydrangeas (rebloomers), 3-4ft in height. I have begun clearing out the bed for them (the heat is insane!) but I'm waiting on some good recommendations on a cultivar that will bloom well in conditions mentioned above. Basically its "bright shade" most of the day with dappled sun in morning and afternoon. |
Hello, Miclino. It is too hot for planting here as well. While they can be planted outside now, the locations would force me to "go" to the planting site daily (to check them out). With temps in the 100s-110s, I prefer to keep them potted in a central location (easy watering) and plant them when temperatures moderate. Check the Cityline Hydrangea Series, Halo Series and the Let's Dance Series. Keep an eye on the Cold Hardiness Rating since you are in Zone 5. |
From what I read here, cityline is borderline for zone 5 and not a rebloomer. Will check out the others you mentioned. What is everyone thoughts about mini penny in this location? |
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Fantastic Fest kicked off in Austin, TS last night with hometown hero Robert Rodriguez world premiering his new Mexploitation movie Machete Kills (in theaters October 11). Danny Trejo—the man, the myth—returns as Machete, the unstoppable one-man army against all things evil and corrupt. The sequel, about Machete's quest to defuse a bomb built into baddie Damian Bichir's chest before it detonates on Washington, D.C., is stuffed with cameos. There's the Chameleon, a ruthless, face-changing killer played by everyone from Cuba Gooding, Jr. to Antonia Banderas to Lady Gaga. Mel Gibson is a Star Wars-loving genius bent on world destruction. Sofia Vergara a brothel madam with a killer bra. Charlie Sheen turns up as America's President Rathcock, in a crude portrayal that thoroughly besmirches the office once held by Josiah Bartlett. READ FULL STORY
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How crazy would you be prepared to get for $50? What about $500? What about a quarter of a million dollars? Such questions form the dramatic spine of the booze- and drugs-fueled black comedy Cheap Thrills, which is screening at this year's Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas. Anchorman star David Koechner and Sara Paxton play a rich couple who challenge a pair of much poorer new acquaintances — portrayed by Pat Healy and Can't Hardly Wait actor Ethan Embry — to complete a series of ever more out-there challenges for increasing amounts of cheddar.
Cheap Thrills is the directorial debut of screenwriter Evan "E.L." Katz, who penned the slasher movie Home Sick, the first film from You're Next director Adam Wingard, and also co-wrote Wingard's follow-up, the freakish, psychotropic Pop Skull. Cheap Thrills itself was written by David Chirchirillo and Trent Haaga, but Katz says he found it easy to empathize with the cash-poor plight of Healy and Embry's characters. "I've done a lot of dumb s— for money," he admits.
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There's going to be a Saturday night beat-down in Austin, Texas. At 11:55pm, Keanu Reeves will get into the ring with Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League for Fantastic Fest's now legendary annual debate event. Reeves will be in town to celebrating the U.S. premiere of his directorial debut Man of Tai Chi and he'll verbally defend himself against League's pre-fight stance: "Resolved: Tai Chi is a martial art relegated to elderly Chinese women and is inferior in every way to Tae Kwon Do." READ FULL STORY
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Entertainment Weekly: Was the horror genre always right in your wheelhouse?
Katie Featherston: I moved to Los Angeles right after college. I went to SMU in Dallas and did theater there. Paranormal Activity was one of my first auditions. I was waiting tables at Buca di Beppo on CityWalk. There was no 'This is not my genre.' When you're new to town there's this thing called L.A. Casting and when you don't have any reps that's how you get auditions. So I went on there and saw this post and it said : "Found footage-style scary movie. Please be willing to work long hours. It pays $500." And I got so excited. And now I am fortunate enough to only do work that I want to do which is a really huge blessing. That means that when I get offered other lesser scary movies that don't live up to what we've created I don't have to jump in and do. READ FULL STORY
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I'm installing a frameless shower door and am debating between installing a combo towel bar/handle on the door vs a hook on the stationary glass perpendicular to the door. I get cold coming out of the shower it's nice to have easy access to my towel. I think the combo handle doesn't look as nice, but am worried that the towel would fall easily from the hook. There are also 2 kinds of hooks to choose from - one that needs a hole in the glass or another that just installs on the top edge of the glass. Thank you!! |
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Do you have the shower door already as that will make your decision easier? |
No I don't have the door made yet. Since it's tempered glass I don't think you can drill holes in it once it's made. Thanks! |
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That was gong to be my point as from your post I was not certain of that but your a step ahead of me. As far as which to use I have no clue just wanted to make certain you knew about the tempering. |
I just had another idea that I could have a knob pull on the other side of the towel bar. There's one that's 3/4" in diameter just like the towel bar. Anyone has one and can tell me if it's easy to use? |
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Reviewed Chicken Broccoli Quiche
Apr 7, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Amazing recipe for leftovers...and much healthier than a standard quiche! I substituted the parsley with fresh rosemary for the crust. I also used leftover ham instead of chicken. My family loved it! Even my 11-year-old (who never allows his food to 'touch') gobbled it down!""
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