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And I finally got a full frame shot of this beast underwater.
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Even tried the video option on the camera, actually has good results (if you watch in 480p)

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Jays look to keep throwing goose eggs at Halos
Henderson Alvarez threw a complete-game shutout a night after Brandon Morrow did the same, marking the first time two Blue Jays have achieved the feat in back-to-back games since 1993. It was also a franchise-record 29th consecutive start a Blue Jays pitcher has thrown at least five innings.
"I don't think you can just look at one thing as the reason why the innings increase is there," Blue Jays manager John Farrell said. "J.P. [Arencibia] is one of them, through familiarity, through a more efficient defender behind the plate. It's our overall defense that is as big of a contributor to all of it as well."
Los Angeles has received strong pitching from its staff also, but has been snakebitten by a struggling offense, and sit 7 1/2 games behind the AL West-leading Rangers.
Angels pitchers have thrown the most quality starts in the AL, including in 13 of their past 14 starts, giving the team reason to believe better times may be just around the corner.
"I think the starting pitchers, after a little bump in the beginning of the season, have really turned it around," Angels starter Dan Haren said. "Everyone's throwing the ball well right now, so if we can stay like this and get the bats going a little bit, I'm sure we'll be fine.
"Earlier in the year, we were falling behind a lot because of the starting pitching. And it's tough to play catch-up."
Saturday's start will feature two pitchers who have started the season strong in Blue Jays right-hander Kyle Drabek and C.J. Wilson of the Angels.
Drabek carries a 2-2 record and 2.40 ERA into his sixth start of the season, coming off a career-high eight-strikeout performance against Texas.
Wilson, meanwhile, has proved to be a strong offseason acquisition for the Angels, as he's recorded a quality start in all five of his outings, going 3-2 with a 2.70 ERA. The lefty has held opposing hitters to a .177 average over 33 1/3 innings.
Angels: Santana receiving no support
Ervin Santana has turned in two consecutive quality starts and is coming off his best performance of the season in a losing cause Friday. The right-hander struck out a season-high 10, but his offense failed to score a run for him for the fifth straight time.
In Santana's last five starts, the Angels have been outscored, 24-0. The last time Los Angeles scored a run when Santana was on the mound was in the third inning of an April 8 game against Kansas City.
Jordan Walden was removed as closer last week after struggling to start the season and to allow him more time to work on the command of his slider.
He saw action in the first of four games with Toronto and manager Mike Scioscia was impressed with his scoreless inning.
"It was a step forward, it was definitely a step forward," Scioscia said. "His breaking ball was very effective. It was good to get him back out there. We certainly need Jordan to start working toward the back end of our bullpen. When it happens, it'll happen on its own time. But that was encouraging last night."
Walden has a 6.75 ERA and 2.06 WHIP over seven appearances.
Albert Pujols' average dipped to .194 after going 0-for-4 in Friday's loss to Toronto.
The nine-time All-Star has failed to hit a home run in 108 consecutive at-bats, marking the longest homerless streak of his career.
Pujols, who has 445 career home runs, hit the third most in the National League last season with 37.
Blue Jays: Bautista heating up
Jose Bautista went 1-for-3 with two RBIs and hit his fifth home run of the season in Toronto's 4-0 win over the Angels on Friday. The slugger has been mired in season-long slump at the plate but has hit two home runs in his last four games.
"I do know what I'm capable of doing, and when I don't do it I hold myself accountable and it frustrates me," Bautista recently said.
Bautista is the two-time defending Major League home run champion, hitting a combined 97 homers the past two seasons.
Alvarez won consecutive starts for the first time in his career with the win over the Angels. The 22- year-old improved to 2-2 and lowered his ERA to 2.43. It was also the first time the right-hander has thrown a shutout.
Yunel Escobar improved to 8-for-13 since being move to the No. 2 spot in the batting order. Farrell switched Escobar and Kelly Johnson in the lineup for the first time in Wednesday's game against Texas, and his shortstop has responded nicely. Escobar has scored a run in each game since the move and is riding a modest four-game hit streak.


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"My software never fails". Can you believe it? I'm almost hearing you all, screaming that I'm a liar. "Software that never fails is something near to impossible!"
Contrary to common belief, creating reliable, robust software is not something near to impossible. Notice that I'm not referring to bug-free software, intended to control nuclear power plants. I'm referring to common business software, which can run unattended on a server, or even a desktop machine, for long periods of time (weeks or months) and work predictably without any significant glitch. By predictably, I mean that it has a low failure rate, you can easily understand failure conditions to fix it quickly, and it never damages data in response of an external failure.
In other words, software that is stable.
Having a bug in your software is forgivable, and even expected. What's unforgivable is having a recurring bug you can't fix because you don't have enough information.
To understand better what I'm saying, I've seen countless business software that, in an out of disk space error in the DBMS, reports something like this:
"Could not update customer details. Contact the system administrator and try again later".
While this message may be an adequate of reporting an unknown resource failure to a business user, all too often this is the whole debugging information that is available to debug the error cause. Nothing was logged, and understanding what is happening will be time-consuming and often programmers will guess a lot of possible causes until they find the real error cause.
Notice that in this article, I will concentrate only in how to make a better use of .NET exceptions: I won't discuss how to properly report error messages, because I believe this belongs to UI domain, and it depends heavily on the interface being developed and the target audience; a blog text editor targeting teenagers should report error messages in a way completely different than a socket server, which will only be used directly by programmers.
Revision note: David Levitt wrote me, in the comments section below, that although Microsoft still touts using System.ApplicationException as a base class in MSDN docs, this is no longer considered a good practice, as noted by Brad Adams, as you can see in his blog. The idea is creating exception class hierarchies that are as shallow and wide as possible, as you often do with class hierarchies. The reason I didn't change the article immediately was because I needed to do more research before I introduced it here. After all this research, I could not decide yet whether shallow class hierarchies are a good idea in Exception handling or not, so I decided to leave both opinions here. But, no matter what you do, don't throw new Exception() and derive your own Exception class when needed.
There are rare exceptions (no pun intended) to this rule. If you need to catch an exception, always use the most specific exception for the code you're writing.
I always see beginners thinking that good code is code that doesn't throw exceptions. This is not true. Good code throws exceptions as needed, and handles only the exceptions it knows how to handle.
As a sample of this rule, look at the following code. I bet that the guy who wrote it will kill me when he read this, but it was taken from a real-world example. Actually, the real-world code was a bit more complicated - I simplified it a lot for didactic reasons.
The first class (MyClass) is on an assembly, and the second class (GenericLibrary) is on another assembly, a library full of generic code. On the development machine the code ran right, but on the QA machines, the code always returned "Invalid number", even if the entered number was valid.
public class MyClass { public static string ValidateNumber(string userInput) { try { int val = GenericLibrary.ConvertToInt(userInput); return "Valid number"; } catch (Exception) { return "Invalid number"; } } } public class GenericLibrary { public static int ConvertToInt(string userInput) { return Convert.ToInt32(userInput); } }
The problem was the too generic exception handler. According to the MSDN documentation, Convert.ToInt32 only throws ArgumentException, FormatException and OverflowException. So, those are the only exceptions that should be handled.
The problem was on our setup, which didn't include the second assembly (GenericLibrary). Now, we had a FileNotFoundException when the ConvertToInt was called, and the code assumed that it was because the number was invalid.
The next time you write "catch (Exception ex)", try to describe how your code would behave when an OutOfMemoryException is thrown.
catch (Exception ex)
Ideally, since you're not handling a lot of generic exceptions and have a central exception handler, your code should have a lot more finally blocks than catch blocks. Never do cleanup code, e.g., closing streams, restoring state (as the mouse cursor), outside of a finally block. Make it a habit.
One thing that people often overlook is how a try/finally block can make your code both more readable and more robust. It's a great tool for cleanup code.
As a sample, suppose you need to read some temporary information from a file and return it as a string. No matter what happens, you need to delete this file, because it's temporary. This kind of return & cleanup begs for a try/finally block.
Let's see the simplest possible code without using try/finally:
string ReadTempFile(string FileName) { string fileContents; using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(FileName)) { fileContents = sr.ReadToEnd(); } File.Delete(FileName); return fileContents; }
string ReadTempFile(string FileName) { try { string fileContents; using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(FileName)) { fileContents = sr.ReadToEnd(); } File.Delete(FileName); return fileContents; } catch (Exception) { File.Delete(FileName); throw; } }
The code is becoming complex and it's starting to duplicate code.
Now, see how much cleaner and robust is the try/finally solution:
string ReadTempFile(string FileName) { try { using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(FileName)) { return sr.ReadToEnd(); } } finally { File.Delete(FileName); } }
public int divide(int x, int y) { return x / y; }
Microsoft recommends that you should use return special values on extremely common situations. I know I just wrote the opposite and I also don't like it, but life is easier when most APIs are consistent, so I recommend you to adhere to this style with caution.
I looked at the .NET framework, and I noticed that the almost only APIs that use this style are the APIs that return some resource (e.g., Assembly.GetManifestStream method). All those APIs return null in case of the absence of some resource.
try { // Some code that throws an exception } catch (Exception ex) { // some code that handles the exception throw ex; }
Why is this wrong? Because, when you examine the stack trace, the point of the exception will be the line of the "throw ex;", hiding the real error location. Try it.
throw ex;
try { // Some code that throws an exception } catch (Exception ex) { // some code that handles the exception throw; }
What has changed? Instead of "throw ex;", which will throw a new exception and clear the stack trace, we have simply "throw;". If you don't specify the exception, the throw statement will simply rethrow the very same exception the catch statement caught. This will keep your stack trace intact, but still allows you to put code in your catch blocks.
Only change an exception if you need to add some semantic value to it - e.g., you're doing a DBMS connection driver, so the user doesn't care about the specific socket error and wants only to know that the connection failed.
If you ever need to do it, please, keep the original exception on the InnerException member. Don't forget that your exception handling code may have a bug too, and if you have InnerException, you may be able to find it easier.
Don't forget that Debug.Assert is removed from release code. When checking and doing validation, it's often better to throw an Exception than to put an assertion in your code.
Save assertions for unit tests, for internal loop invariants, and for checks that should never fail due to runtime conditions (a very rare situation, if you think about it).
Doing it is easy (just copy & paste the definitions from other exception classes) and failing to do that won't allow users of your classes to follow some of these guidelines.
Which constructors I am referring to? The last three constructors described on this page.
Revision note: I was pointed by Phillip Haack in my blog of this important omission. Other common source of mistakes is the Application.ThreadException event. There are lots of caveats when using them:
Indeed, you should never base your whole exception handling strategy on those events. Think of them as "safety nets", and log the exception for further examination. Later, be sure to correct the code that is not handling properly the exception.
Dim sw As StreamWriter = Nothing Try sw = New StreamWriter("C:\crivo.txt") ' Do something with sw Finally If Not sw is Nothing Then sw.Dispose() End if End Finally
If you're doing something different when calling Dispose, probably you're doing something wrong, and your code can fail and/or leak resources.
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I hope that this article helps someone to code better. More than a closed list of practices, I hope that this article be a starting point for a discussion of how to deal with exceptions in our code, and how to make our programs more robust.
I can't believe that I wrote all of this without any mistake or controversial opinion. I'd love to hear your opinion and suggestions about this topic.
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Wolf set for first big league start vs. Parker, A's
Right-hander taking hill in place of scratched Tepesch in finale
Ross Wolf will not have an easy task in his first Major League start.
The 30-year-old, who has 25 big league appearances but none in a starting role, will face the Athletics, who have won five straight games and are going for a series sweep of the Rangers on Wednesday afternoon. Wolf will be starting in place of Nick Tepesch, who was scratched from the start with a blister on his right middle finger.
A 6-foot right-hander, Wolf has been a part of five organizations and spent nearly his entire 12-year professional career in the Minors. He debuted for the Marlins in 2007, and after 14 games, he did not throw another Major League pitch until 2010, when the Athletics called him up.
Wolf has not had much success in the Majors, surrendering 22 earned runs in 25 innings. However, he has been impressive this season for Triple-A Round Rock, with a 1.85 ERA in six starts.
"He's one of the hottest guys down there," manager Ron Washington said of Wolf. "We're going to give him a chance while he's throwing the ball well and hope he can continue it."
Athletics: Parker looks for more success against Texas
Only four active pitchers have at least three wins and an unblemished record against the Rangers. One of them is Jarrod Parker, who will start for the Athletics.
Parker has won each of his three career starts against the Rangers, and has allowed just six runs in those three outings. The Rangers have managed just 12 hits in 20 innings against Parker, and their hitters have struck out 20 times against the right-hander.
"He's a very good pitcher. He can spin the breaking ball, throws strikes and changes speeds," Washington said of Parker. "He's tough, very tough. His changeup is his masterpiece. It's one of those that you know is coming and you still can't do anything with it. His changeup is superb, and he's not afraid to throw it."
In nine starts this season, Parker is 2-5 with a 6.04 ERA, 35 strikeouts and 24 walks.
Rangers: Profar likely to get the day off
Top-rated prospect Jurickson Profar will likely get a day off Wednesday after two straight games in the starting lineup.
Washington noted that Profar and Leury Garcia would split time at second base, and the Texas manager said Garcia was expected to be in the lineup Wednesday. Profar recorded his first Major League hit of 2013 in a 1-for-3 performance Tuesday night, after he went 0-for-2 with two RBIs in the series opener.
The highly touted 20-year-old infielder had a short stint with the Rangers at the end of last season, but hit just .176 in nine games. He was hitting .278 at Round Rock this season, before being called up to help fill in for Ian Kinsler, who recently landed on the disabled list with a strained muscle in his right rib cage.
Worth noting
• The Athletics have limited opponents to a total of just seven runs during their five-game winning streak.
• A.J. Pierzynski returned to the Rangers' lineup Tuesday after missing two weeks with a strained oblique. The catcher went 1-for-3 with a strikeout in his first game since May 5.


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I didn't get sick. However, language barrier made it very difficult to order and I did not feel confident about the safety of what I was ordering or the staff member's understanding of my needs. He insisted multiple times that the only gluten free thing they had was the GF dough. Told me *all* the toppings had gluten in them. Including the single ingredient toppings like vegetables.
5615 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville, TX 76034
I have celiac and love this place. I've had it 3 times and haven't had a single issue. As a bonus my non-GF friends don't mind eating here and splitting my GF pizza and salad!
847 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise, AL 36330
Great GF pizza, but yes, they make it a point to ask if it's "preference or allergy" and then if I had an "allergy or celiac" and then they yelled ALLERGY a few times to the man cooking the pizza while I was still standing there. Awkward! But my pizza was yummy!
5615 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville, TX 76034
I really appreciate the gluten-free prep practices here, but unfortunately the food is only so-so. Also, the TVs at each table are a turn-off for a family that is trying to teach good table manners to our children.
6355 Naples Blvd, Naples, FL 34109
I really liked this place. Pizza was great. We had pepperoni and sausage and a small salad. It was nice for the two of us
2808 N Telshor Blvd, Las Cruces, NM 88011
They do have a gluten free pizza option and do take precautions to avoid cross contamination, but the pizza is not great.
6355 Naples Blvd, Naples, FL 34109
Now called BRK pizza but it still has gf options. They have very good gluten free pizza!
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Great food and friendly service. Wish I had one near my hometown.
1145 24th St, Paso Robles, CA 93446
NOTE: THIS IS NOW CALLED RUSTIC PIZZA! They still have GF and even DF options. We all LOVED our pizzas, including my nonGF hubby. Way to go!
847 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise, AL 36330
My pizza was really good and they were very careful while preparing it. I could have lived without them yelling 'allergy' every few minutes for the whole restaurant to hear.
16155 Sierra Lakes Pkwy, Fontana, CA 92336
The girl that took our order was very put out by me asking her to get fresh cheese and topping from the back. I was very disappointed in the service especially when they are recommended by the Celiac Disease Foundation.
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Sooo good! This is a go to place! They ask if u hv Celiac/gluten intolerance, or u just are GF. For the celiac/GI. They make pizza in back kitchen separate from wheat pizzas, to avoid any chance of CC. Tons of options & gelato is awesome too! My fav at PC Beach!
16155 Sierra Lakes Pkwy, Fontana, CA 92336
The only drawback to this pizza is that the gluten free crust is only available in a small. lots of fun options. They also carry gluten free alcoholic drinks.
459 Canyon Del Rey Blvd, Del Rey Oaks, CA 93940
Love their prosciutto, mushroom and arugula! The only one I trust is the one in pacific grove. Wasn't at all impressed by San mateo's restaurant.
459 Canyon Del Rey Blvd, Del Rey Oaks, CA 93940
Super service. Very accommodating and conscientious of our GF needs. Great dairy free options too. GF pizza crust is good, not great. Chicken pesto salad was excellent. Raspberry ghost chile gelato was amazing.
6721 Quail Hill Pkwy, Irvine, CA 92603
Delicious gf pizza. Been here twice and both times did not get sick. Staff very helpful.
155 Cranes Roost Blvd, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
Tasty gluten free dairy free pizza. Lots of toppings offered with generous portions. Would highly recommend.
4990 Telephone Rd, Ventura, CA 93003
We are new to gluten free (2 of our 4), and 3 of us had the GF pizza. We all thought it very bland and that it had a strange flavor. Interestingly, the one who had the regular pizza thought it was good. The beer (Marzen) was pretty good. Service was good. But the food wasn't good enough to bring us back.
5150 E Main St, Farmington, NM 87402
They are extremely accommodating here! I have to avoid gluten but am not as sensitive to cross contamination as some others are. A friend who is celiac eats here fine! The food is awesome!
6355 Naples Blvd, Naples, FL 34109
I'm so glad I found this place. It really is the best gf pizza I've eaten in 15 years. The crust is really good. I doesn't hurt that they have gelato, too.
4144 Legendary Dr, Destin, FL 32541
I got glutened. The staff was very knowledgable but I haven't been this sick in awhile. :(
459 Canyon Del Rey Blvd, Del Rey Oaks, CA 93940
very conscientious of gluten free requirements. also offers dairy free cheese.
1145 24th St, Paso Robles, CA 93446
Decent gluten and dairy free pizza. It did take quite a long time to receive our order though. Be ready to wait upwards of 35 minutes for a small gf pizza.
5615 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville, TX 76034
Great service and food allergy concerns! I get the gluten free pizza on a separate pan. I am also soy, nut, and fish free and have never had an issue!
4144 Legendary Dr, Destin, FL 32541
They do gf piza right...prepared in a separate area. I never get "gf" pizza from a pizza place b/c cross contamination seems too easy but I felt very comfortable here.
4144 Legendary Dr, Destin, FL 32541
Staff very well educated. Use a separate area for prep and separate oven.
7550 Orangethorpe Ave, Buena Park, CA 90621
People were knowledgeable, helpful, accommodating, and nice. pizza was cooked on a separate stone in the same oven to avoid cross contamination. salad was good, pizza was better. delicious. great stop after knott's where we had a low confidence in gf servings (which were sparse anyway) and this was only a mile and a half away to boot. thumbs up from 4 celiacs and two nots tonight.
16155 Sierra Lakes Pkwy, Fontana, CA 92336
Had the gluten free and dairy free meat pizza. It was very good, my husband said he would even eat it.
459 Canyon Del Rey Blvd, Del Rey Oaks, CA 93940
They are my stand by when I can't find anything else GF or I want pizza. Delicious gourmet pizza.
200 S B St, San Mateo, CA 94401
Went here for my birthday not knowing if it really was as good as I would hope.....Frist off it was GIG. 2rd we came at a great time... about 3 groups of couples. tv at some of the tables. the staff is very nice and welcoming. makes u feel like they are really enjoying there job. anyways talked to the nice people that worked there the whole time our gf pizza was being made talking about where we found them. ect. they even deliver!!!! the food was great didnt feel sick at all. even the last peace I brought home was good the next day. definitely going back. ;-)
6355 Naples Blvd, Naples, FL 34109
Excellent GF crust. Very Good overall pizza. Salads good too. Love to watch people use soda machine. And they have seltzer for people like me who have to watch sodium. Staff is great. I keep going back! Thanks for being here.
5615 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville, TX 76034
Asked them specifically to be careful and not cross contaminate. I felt like they were blowing me off, which apparently they did as I did get sick.
5615 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville, TX 76034
The food was greasy. The crust had the bad gluten after taste. The staff seemed annoyed at our order. We will not be going back.
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Marc Coma made a successful return to international rally racing this week when he won a shortened version of the five-stage Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge, the opening round of the 2013 World Cross Countries Rally Championship.
With this narrowest of victories – Marc Coma took the overall win by a mere 32 seconds after four days of riding his KTM 450 Rally bike in the desert sands – the Spanish rider and three-times Dakar winner laid the foundation to retain his world championship title. Coma has now won this rally seven times, including for the last five editions. He finished the final last leg back to Abu Dhabi in second place by just 10 seconds to take overall victory from Portugal's Paolo Goncalves and Briton Sam Sunderland, the Honda rider who went into the final leg as overall leader.
Coma's teammate Jakub "Kuba" Przygonski of Poland finished fifth overall and Taddy Blazusiak, KTM's EnduroCross factory champion took seventh overall after his very first taste of desert riding. For Blazusiak the rally was an opportunity to experience and learn and to take advantage of a window of opportunity before flying to Brazil for the opening round of the World Endurocross Championship at the X-Games on April 18.
Coma's result was also a personal triumph after a long injury break. He crashed in the Morocco Rally in late 2012 and the ensuing surgery to his shoulder injury stopped him from being able to compete in the Dakar 2013.
Coma: "To be honest I didn't expect to be able to win here after a long time away from competition. But after the first days I felt more confident and I was able to start to push. This race is never easy and this time it was even more difficult to plan the tactics because the first stage was canceled. The important thing is always to be consistent, to make no mistakes and to maintain a high rhythm and the last two days I was really focused."
Coma and Przygonski now travel to Qatar to compete in the Sealine Rally, Round 2 of the World Championships where Chaleco Lopez of Chile will join them in the KTM Factory Team. The Sealine Rally starts on Sunday April 21.
Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge (Opening round of the 2013 World Championship)
Final Results
1. Marc Coma (E), KTM, 14:31.51 hours (7th career victory in this rally, 5th consecutive)
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5. Kuba Przgonski (PL), KTM, +18:02
Other KTM
7. Taddy Blazusiak (PL), KTM, +1:11 h
8. Miran Stanovnik (SLO), KTM, +1:17.31
Results Stage Five
1. Goncalves, 3:03.53 hours
2. Coma, +10 sec
3. Helder Rodrigues (P), Honda, +32
4. Przygonski, +37
5. Sunderland, +1:48 min
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Mar 28, 2015Decent, funny comedy, but nothing really special. Billy Crystal was very funny. The philosophy of old school vs, new school parenting had some good laughs, etc. But, it was just really average over all. Pleasant, but not memorable.
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Sep 3, 2014Parental Guidance is a childish and generally bland comedy about grandparents and parents and their children. Bette Midler is good--so is Marisa Tomei... but little else is.
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Mar 19, 2014i seen parental guidance to many times . But Billy crystal's ways of grandparent skills are funny also his old school methods . sometimes this movie gets old also some parts of this movie are stupid also the end .
Jan 23, 2014Billy Crystal's main attempt at comedy is his failure to move along with a new age, and his voice. A weak script, rather disdainful and annoying acting by the cast, especially Marisa Tomei. In fact, the family just seems to be the typical case of dysfunction, thus making the film a pathetic slapstick comedy, similar to Sandler films. It's boring, weak, and overall, unfunny to a serious point.
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Jun 13, 2013Great movie for the family. It is full of humor and very heartwarming. I love that the movie was very relatable to your own family experiences as well.
May 31, 2013Has some enjoyable moments, but mostly just an ego trip for Billy Crystal's ability to make one-liners. Overall, it's forgettable and only manages to squeeze three or four laughs out of me. Not terrible, but pretty bad and one of Billy Crystal's worst movies.
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Apr 9, 2013I had to come to this movie mainly because my friend was going and I thought it would be a nice funny movie. It turned out to be a very predictable cheesy movie. Not good!
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Mar 24, 2013The cast was terrific, especially Billy Crystal, who gave a very good performance, but with a script that is filled with mediocre jokes and predictable outcomes where everything goes wrong, Parental Guidance is mostly a generic family comedy.
Mar 23, 2013Parental Guidance starts with promising first 10 minutes but finishes as dime-a-dozen family comedy. Good, clean fun and pulling some heartstrings along the way guaranteed.
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Feb 15, 2013Billy crystal in a crappy kids film? Seriously....... This was a really bad film. Very bad. It was not even a great kids film...... It's was garbage. The end is predictable, the kids don't make everything funny and billy crystal sucks at being a grandpa. 0/10 for me. I suggest you stay away from this film...
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Jan 12, 2013This is a very nice family movie. Gone With The Wind it isn't but Billy and Bette get along famously. It only goes to prove that all of us have dysfunctional families and it's OK. A nice way to spend some time with the kids in the movies. Go and enjoy.
Jan 10, 2013These movies are getting duller and this movie was a waste of 100 minutes. Sadly there is no comedy and would be better if they changed the story-line. Adam Sandler would make this movie better but the cast we never knew appears in the limelight. Terrible and no fun, the Trailer can not show the real things, practically ruined Flickman's career.
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Jan 4, 2013From the opening scene of Billy Crystal doing his baseball radio schtick to the next scene where Bette Midler and friends are pole dancing, completely dressed, with a promise of cheesecake after, to the following scene where their daughter, Marisa Tomei, calls them reluctantly and asks them to come to their
Jan 3, 2013We went with our kids and grandkids (ages 12 & 14) to see this film and all of us liked it. It's not great art, nor does it break much new ground, but it made us all laugh. Parts of it are over the top, but there are parts that feel genuine. I had not expected to like it, but I did in spite of myself. The short scene at the end of the credits is worth waiting for.
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Dec 31, 2012This movie is full of crap! It is not funny at all it is so stupid. Some parts almost made me giggle out loud but the jokes were crap. In fact, they were so crappy that they made me laugh over its stupidity. Hate this movie a lot. Don't watch it.
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Dec 26, 2012Funny as hell I thought. Crystal, Midler and Tomei are spot on. So what if the story is schmaltzy. It made me laugh a lot. What's a comedy supposed to do?
The kids are charmless, the writing is bland, and the embarrassing jokes sound like nails down a blackboard.
Parental Guidance is one of those intergenerational embarrassment comedies in the "Meet the Fockers" line, where children can enjoy seeing grown-ups looking ridiculous.
The pathos: considerable. The sight gags, involving Crystal puking chili dog on a kid's face, or the grandson with an imaginary friend peeing and causing an X Games skateboarder to wipe out: artless. The results: tolerably amusing.


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The high-end, Shimano SH-M162 MTB Shoes are engineered for the serious cyclist who wants SPD compatibility, reinforced construction and a power enhancing fit. Carbon-reinforced shank plate rests beneath a grip-worthy outsole for exceptional energy transmission and mud shedding performance. Resilient synthetic upper and Armor at the sides protect against abrasion and shape loss. EVA insole absorbs shock and provides cushioning over rough terrain. Micro-adjust buckle with dual offset straps gives you an uncompromising fit.
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Navy - Kohler K-2269-8-G9
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Sunlight - Kohler K-2269-8-NG*
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Thunder Grey - Kohler K-2269-8-97*
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In the beautiful and momentous settings of the ancient ruins of Sibarai in Calabria, Special Olympics Italy recently celebrated the Opening Ceremony of the 10th anniversary of the Special Olympics Italy National Family Campus. The almost three hundred participants of this year's Family Campus were made up of athletes, family members, volunteers and coaches. The event has grown to an international affair with 80 participants from seven European programs participating in this year's event all enjoying the unique opportunity to feel part of an international family and share experiences and friendships.While the many athletes participated and competed in a range of sports, family members had the opportunity to talk to other family members about their experiences and challenges they face on a day to day basis. Special guests from the international Special Olympics community came to lead plenary sessions and workshops. The groups worked together to reach solutions and provide support. They found ways to grow Special Olympics and spread our message of respect, acceptance and inclusion for all people with intellectual disabilities.
The first Family Campus took place ten years ago at the same venue as today: the Minerva Golf Club Resort in Sibari is made available free of charge thanks to the kind patronage of the Sauve Family. 10 years later, the venue has become a kind of "institutional" base for the Family Campus thanks to the continued support of the Sauve Family. Mrs De Socio from the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Mrs Casolaro from the Museo of Sibaritide both attended the Opening Ceremony on behalf of the Italian Government. According to Mrs De Socio "It is wonderful to think that after 2000 years we are still celebrating ceremonies of symbolic and cultural relevance as was celebrated in ancient times."Special thanks goes to the President of the Calabria region, Mrs Stasi, as well as Mr Pasquale Anastasi and Mr Carlo Romeo, director responsible for the Rai Social Secretariat who gave their patronage to the event as well as the many representatives from each sector of society in Italy. Sincere thanks to all the international participants, family members and volunteers who made the event such a success and unique experience. Perhaps the warmth, unity and hope felt at the event was expressed best by one of the volunteers, Elisena who said: "From tomorrow, I will be counting the day until the next Family Campus."For photos and videos from event visit: www.specialolympics.it
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