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For some reason, probably because I missed "Jersey Girl," "Gigli," "Maid in Manhattan," "The Cell," "Angel Eyes" and "Enough," all I could think about while watching Jennifer Lopez prance through "Monster-in-Law" was how cool and poised she was in "Out of Sight," wrapped in caramel leather and releasing more heat than a polar ice cap. But that was a long time ago. In "Monster-in-Law," directed by Robert Luketic ("Legally Blond," "Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!"), she just gets tangled in her dog leashes and pretends to be Hilary Duff.
So it goes, I guess, with female stars in romantic comedy roles; it's tween's world, etc. But this particular role, as written by development executive turned screenwriter Anya Kochoff, is such a congealed pudding of studio clichés it borders on parody. An aspiring fashion designer, Charlotte "Charlie" Cantilini is a plucky orphan who apparently earns a great living walking dogs and temping. She lives in a bright airy apartment that comes equipped with a quippy gay best friend next door, and she generally dresses like a seventh-grader on her first day of school. She also favors a cutely androgynous nickname. "Charlie" may sound like a simple diminutive, but it's actually romantic comedy code — like "Alex" or "Andy" — for "deeply unthreatening woman-child who is almost like one of the guys, but hot."
It's no surprise, then, that Kevin (Michael Vartan), a surgeon in the shape of a Norse sex god, falls in love with Charlie almost instantly after jogging past her on the beach in slow motion. They run into each other again at a party in his honor, where Charlie is passing around appetizers for her friend, the sarcastic caterer. Kevin's evil ex-girlfriend, a slinky blond played by Monet Mazur, tries to throw a wrench in the romance by telling Charlie that Kevin is gay, but mostly the obstacles evaporate like morning mist.
Soon, it's time to take Charlie home to meet mother. Up to this point, Kevin has displayed as much personality and intelligence as a custard, so it's no real surprise that his timing is putrid. Mom happens to be Viola Fields, a famous broadcast journalist who was recently and unceremoniously dumped from her job in order to make way for an airhead decades her junior. Moments after getting fired, Viola lunges for the throat of a Britney Spears clone on the air and lands herself in the loony bin for an extended rest. She's in no mood to meet her son's new girlfriend, who she considers beneath him, and is appalled when he proposes right then and there at tea time.
In her comeback role after a 15-year absence from the movies, Jane Fonda digs into the part of the twinkie-threatened diva in decline with a zeal that suggests she knows the feeling. We're meant to loathe Viola for her snobbery, selfishness and careerism, but it's easier to share her frustration at the triumphant ascendancy of tarted-up mediocrity all around her. Hers is the only speck of emotional honesty in this otherwise insipid and casually insulting fantasy, and you get the feeling Viola would collapse in helpless exasperation before a movie like this one. After all, what is Charlie if not her third up close and personal encounter with the embodiment of everything Viola hates?
The set-up is all very "All About Eve," with Viola and her assistant, Ruby (Wanda Sykes) in the Bette Davis-Thelma Ritter roles and Charlie as the upstart who is trying to steal her life. In another era, Viola and Ruby would have been the stars of the movie, but this being a romantic comedy starring a bankable star, it was not to be. Viola sets out to drive Charlie away by driving her crazy, and when Kevin fails to notice that anything is up, Charlie begins her own campaign of retaliation.
Viola humiliates Charlie at her own engagement party? Charlie picks out a horrid peach gown for her to wear as her matron-of-honor. Viola tries to take over her wedding preparations, then fakes a nervous breakdown when Charlie puts her foot down? Charlie feeds her tripe. Viola keeps her up all night, affecting her pet care career? Charlie lets the dogs loose on her Gucci. And so forth. Things get so hot and heavy between them, that after a while you forget who they're fighting for.
If the vaporous Vartan seems slightly disoriented throughout the movie, he might just be wondering who did Charlie's makeup, and whether charges should be pressed. The one thing it's clear he's not wondering is what's going on between his beloved mother and the girl of his dreams. It would be something, these days, to see a comedy centered on a couple of worldly middle-aged broads having some fun at the expense of a pair of vapid saps. But "Monster-in-Law" is loyal to its lovers to the end. Viola may get a few slaps in (which Charlie gamely returns), but, in the end, she learns a valuable lesson. What do socio-economic differences, career discrepancies, basic incompatibilities and a teenage wardrobe on a thirtysomething matter when there are movie tickets to sell?
Times guidelines: Some mildly saucy language and face-slapping, plus plenty of innuendoA New Line Cinema release. A Robert Luketic film. Director Robert Luketic. Producer Paula Weinstein. Produced by Chris Bender, J.C. Spink. Screenplay by Anya Kochoff, Director of photography Russell Carpenter, A.S.C. Editor Scott Hill, Kevin Tent, A.C.E. Costume designer Kym Barrett. Music David Newman. Art director James F. Truesdale. Running time: 95 minutes. In wide release.Copyright © 2015, Chicago Tribune


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Quick Chicken and Spring Onion Stir Fry
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|Small pasta twists
|2 Ounce (50 Gram)
|3 Ounce (75 Gram)
|1 Tablespoon
|Diced garlic
|1 Teaspoon
|Ginger root
|1 Teaspoon, shredded
|Skinless boneless chicken
|6 Ounce, cut into small pieces (175 Gram)
|Freshly ground black pepper
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Worcestershire sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|Green pepper
|1⁄2 Large, cored, deseeded and thinly sliced
|Red peppers
|1⁄2 Large, cored, deseeded and thinly sliced
|1⁄4 Pint (150 Milliliter)
|Spring onions
|1 1⁄4 Bunch (125 gm), chopped (1 Large)
|Finely chopped fresh coriander
|1 Tablespoon (Plus Extra To Garnish)
|Single cream
|2 Tablespoon
1. Cook the pasta in lightly salted boiling water according to the packet instructions until just tender. Set aside.
2. Heat the butter with the oil in a saucepan. Lower the heat and add the finely diced garlic, ginger and chicken pieces and stir-fry for about 2 minutes to seal the chicken.
3. Add the pepper, turmeric, salt, Worcestershire sauce, and green and red peppers and cook for about 2 minutes, stirring occasionally.
4. Pour in the water, cover and cook over a low heat for 5 minutes. Add the spring onions, fresh coriander and cream and cook for a further 5 minutes.
5. Finally, add the cooked pasta and heat through. Serve immediately, garnished with fresh coriander.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Method:Stir Fried
Cook Time:15 Minutes
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We left Triesenberg, a mountainous suburb of Vaduz in the Principality of Liechtenstein, on Wednesday, and drove from there to Lauterbrunnen, in the Berner Oberland of Switzerland, where we've stayed for multiple times now at the Hotel Staubbach.
I already posted about Lauterbrunnen some time ago on this blog, pronouncing it the most beautiful place on the planet. (I'd provide a link to that earlier post if I were working with better facilities and more time, and at considerably less expense. But that will have to wait.) I also noted, in that earlier post, that my longstanding sense that Lauterbrunnental (the Lauterbrunnen Valley) would make a marvelous setting for Elrond's Rivendell in "The Lord of the Rings" was vindicated when I found out, only a relatively few months ago, that J. R. R. Tolkien had, in fact, modeled Rivendell on, precisely, the Lauterbrunnen Valley.
Enroute to Lauterbrunnen, though, my wife and I did what we've now done for our last four trips in this area: We got off the main road, drove through Glarus, and then went up and over the Klausen Pass to Altdorf (though, this time, we skirted Luzern). It's a marvelous drive, little known to tourists, through genuine Ur-Swiss backcountry, up through the cheese huts and over a very wild mountain saddle. At some points, the fog was so thick this time that I almost had to stop, but, at other points, it was glorious.
On Thursday, we drove back down the valley to Interlaken, where I spent seven months of my mission many centuries ago, and up to Beatenberg (one of my old tracting areas) on the other side. Although we could see only the Jungfrau from the "big three" peaks that dominate that section of the Berner Oberland—the Eiger and the Mönch were shrouded in mist and cloud—it was still marvelously beautiful, as always.
We then kept driving along the mountain till we hit Thun, where we turned around and drove back to Interlaken along the northern shore of the Thunersee. Driving back up toward Lauterbrunnen, we took a side trip to the spectacular valley of Grindelwald, where we got a partial view of the Eiger (the famous "North Face," or Eigernordwand). Then home, and an excellent cheese fondue at the restaurant of the Hotel Oberland.
On Friday, we drove along the south shore of the Thunersee to Spiez, and then up to Kandersteg, where we caught a gondola ride higher into the mountains and hiked over to the literally glacial Oeschinensee and ate lunch.
The prices in Switzerland are perfectly astonishing. When I arrived here on my mission, a dollar could buy almost four Swiss francs. (3.7 or 3.8, as I recall.) When Nixon devalued the dollar, the cost of my mission doubled overnight. Now, the franc is roughly equivalent to the dollar, and everything here seems twice to four times as expensive für Amerikaner as it ought to be. And, despite the European Union's economic woes and looming possible collapse, Euro prices are still quite high, as well.
But I do love the area. So I grin and bear it, and try to decide which of my children to sell into indentured servitude.
Afterwards, we drove back down to Spiez and took the next valley to the west for Gstaad, which I had never before visited. It looks very much the part of the jet set resort that it is. We also zipped immediately next door to the small village of Rougemont—the line between German- and French-speaking Switzerland runs right between the two towns—where William F. Buckley Jr. (an enormous influence on me in my formative years) used to spend every February and March. (During my mission, I actually wrote to him and invited him to visit the Interlaken Branch for Sunday services while he was in the country. He replied very politely, but noncommittally. And, as it turned out, he never turned up—though I did get to host him a few years later when he spoke at BYU. Which is worthy of another post, sometime.) Back to the Hotel Oberland for dinner. This time, it was Rössti and Bratwurst. I absolutely delight in sheer Swissness when I have the opportunity.
On Saturday, we sorrowfully loaded up the car and left Lauterbrunnen. It was a very long day of driving, partly because we kept choosing winding mountain roads with lots of passes to cross. We drove over the Grimsel Pass, a favorite of my brother's during his two visits to Switzerland, and then over the passes of Furka, Gotthard, and San Bernardino (remember the story behind St. Bernard dogs?), through Chur and Innsbruck to our new home away from home in Maria Alm, Austria.
I had never been to Maria Alm before, but it's extraordinarily pleasant. At night, we watched torches high up on the sheer granite Hochkönig (the "High King") as people on the peak and around it celebrated the Sommersonnenwende (literally, the "summer turning of the Sun," or summer solstice).
Today, no Latter-day Saint branch being within anything like a reasonable driving distance, we read scriptures and spent much of the day high up on the Hochalpenstrasse, the "High Alpine Road," that runs through the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern in the neighborhood of the highest peak in Austria, the Großglockner. It was a gorgeous day, and the scenery was breathtaking.
The Alps are, to me, deeply inspiring. And I've found that they can be, to some limited extent at least, healing, too.
Maria Alm, Austria.


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Students learn to see food as fuel for cellular and physical work and compare the number of calories in food with the number required for work. They observe how a fatty meal leads to fat in the blood stream.
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Students draw small posters illustrating a lunch and the activity that would use the same number of calories. Posters are displayed in the classroom as a visual reminder of the relationship between calories consumed and the work which they fuel.
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6A/M1 (Grades: 6-8): Like other animals, human beings have body systems for obtaining and deriving energy from food and for defense, reproduction, and the coordination of body functions.
6C/M1 (Grades: 6-8): Organs and organ systems are composed of cells and help to provide all cells with basic needs.
6C/M2 ( Grades: 6-8): For the body to use food for energy and building materials, the food must first be digested into molecules that are absorbed and transported to cells.
6C/H6 (Grades: 9-12): The human body is a complex system of cells, most of which are grouped into organ systems that have specialized functions. These systems can best be understood in terms of the essential functions they serve for the organism: deriving energy from food, protection against injury, internal coordination, and reproduction.
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Turmi Things to Do
Turmi primary school
In Turmi we visited the primary school. The staff of the school was very friendly and hospitable to show us their school. They are very inventive to make their own education materials.So we saw fantastic drawings at the walls of their schoolbuilding, at paper and cloth. They showed us a room with all the self-made materials and drawings. It looked...more
Turmi market
We stayed a few days in Turmi in the far Southwest of Ethiopia. Turmi is a sandy village with conical thatched huts. We followed the walking men and women to reach the monday market, where we had to buy some vegetables and potatos. The Hamer women looked beautiful in their decorated goatskin skirt, with kaurishell necklaces, chestplates, beads and...more
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Roasted goat in the compound
Just before dark we arrived in the compound of our local host family. The goats were allready slaughtered and cut into pieces. The roasting of the goats was the task of the men and boys.They run through the pieces with sharpened wooden sticks and put these sticks with the meat around the fire. It took some time before all the meat was done. While...more
Coffee ceremony before dinner
The last evening in Turmi we were invited by a local family in their compound. We agreed to give them money, so they could buy and prepare a goat for us and the compound, so we could have dinner together.While we were waiting for the goat to be roasted, the lady of the compound and her daughters prepared local coffee for us. It was lovely to sit...more
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Turmi Transportation
Walking to the village
Turmi is only reachable by unpaved roads. When we walked the 500-1000 M along the main road from the campsite to the village for shopping or visits, we did see hardly any vehicle.
There is no bus service between the villages in the Omo valley, because there are a lot of wadis en route, which a bus can't cross. At marketdays you have the best chance to find a local pickup truck.
We came to Turmi by 4WD from Addis Abeba with stops at Lake Langano, Arba Minch, Konso and Jinka. From Addis there are also domestic flights and a busservice to Arba Minch and Jinka.
In Turmi a truck from Tanzania came to pick us up, to bring us in two days to the Kenyan border with stops in Yavelo and Moyale where we continued our overlandtrip to Tanzania.
At the unpaved main roads west of Konso and between Konso and Yavelo we saw hardly any other traffic or pickup trucks.Related to:
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Turmi Local Customs
Remarkable hairstyles, men
At the Dimeka market north of Turmi we saw also some men with remarkable hairstyles. If a man has killed an enemy or dangerous animal, he is permitted to rub coloured clay in his hair, sometimes also decorated with feathers. This hairstyle can last for almost 6 months. That's why the man needs a headrest for sleeping. You see almost every man...more
Remarkable hairstyles, Hamer women
The Hamer people are known for their remarkable hairstyles. The women rub a mixture of ochre, water and animal fat in their hair, creating coppery-coloured tresses, known as goscha. When we walked at the market of Dimeka some women and girls liked to touch our arms and hairs and asked us to touch their hairs. There was a lot of laughter, if our...more
Jewellery of the Hamer women
The Hamer women and girls looked beautiful in their decorated goatskin skirt, with kaurishell necklaces, chestplates, beads and all other kind of home-made jewellery. Around their arms the girls wear iron bracelets and armlets as an indication of the wealth and social standing of the young girl's family. When she gets married, she must remove...more
Turmi Warnings and Dangers
Photographing in the tribal villages
Taking pictures of the locals is one way that they get a bit of cash. When we were there, the going rate as 5 Birr for an adult and 2 (sometimes 3 Birr) for a child. Mother and baby would be 7 Birr.
Point a camera in the general direction of a person, and they assume you've taken a picture and demand payment.
Some of the tribes; especially the Mursi and the Daasanach are very, very agressive this way.
You can get great shots, but...
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Dimeka, goatmarket
There were no goats and other animals for sale at the market in the centre of Dimeka. Somebody told us which road we had to take to that part of the market out of the village. It is not far, only a few 100 Ms, they told us.At the edge of the village with a great view at the surrounding landscape and mountains we saw a large tree. In the shade of...more
Dimeka saturday market
The market of Dimeka, Key Afar and Turmi are the most colourful ones in the Omo Region. So, on our way from Jinka and Key Afar to Turmi we stopped at the saturdaymarket of Dimeka. The market of Dimeka is very lively. The Hamer people are friendly and curious. The women liked to look at us and to touch our hair. Their hair is styled and coloured...more
Dimeka market, pottery
At the market of Dimeka the people are selling grain, butter and an alcoholic local brew like at the other markets in the area.At the Dimeka market I enjoyed especially that part of the market, where they sold the local pottery. There was a huge amount of nice pots in black and brown colour. I could resist to buy them, because they were too big and...more
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Wadi near Turmi
On our way from the campsite to the village of Turmi we had to cross a wadi or dry riverbed. There were always a lot of goats strolling around together with their herdsboys. The wadi was not far from the campsite, so it was also a nice place to walk in the late afternoon. In the dry season it is hardly to imagine in this dry area, that there can be...more
Hamer people
When we walked along the road, we met a lot of the friendly local people greeting us. Mostly they stopped to try to talk with us, as far we could speak some words in their language or they knew some english. Otherwise we used our hands trying to express, what we meant. At monday, the local marketday, there were a lot more people en route, most...more
Turmi, mainroad to the east
Between the campsite and the village we walked several times along the main road, leading from Turmi to Konso and the tarred roads from there.The mainroad looked more as a local scenic track. Avoiding midday, it was always a nice to walk with here with nice views at the surrounding landscape with hazy mountains at the background. Vehicles on this...more
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For me, it was awful. I got it done right before thanksgiving and ended up losing 10 lbs. it took probably 2 weeks before I was able to eat again, and be normal.
I've heard it's not too bad for kids, though. Lots of Popsicles, ice cream and mashed potatoes. I think 5 is still pretty young and she should be able to bounce back quickly.
Good luck!
Christy Jo (CJ). Wife to R (2/2011) Mom to A (2/2012).
My ds had his removed when he was 4. The hardest part was waking up in recovery. They let me sit in the room and hold him while he was waking. He cried for a little while, but then calmed down when he was fully awake. We took him home the same day, and from what I remember, the recovery went really well. Since I don't remember much, I guess it was uneventful.
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I had my tonsils out at six. The recovery wasn't too long and as a kid I LOVED the recovery diet. Sherbert, jello, ice cream, popsicles! Some chicken, beef or vegetable broth. No carbonated drinks.
No drinking out of straws too. My four older kids have all had their's out. 3 were very uneventful. Just stay on top of the pain meds, set your alarm at night. Even if they seem to be doing good, wake them up to give it because if the pain gets too bad they won't take it and then you can't get them to drink anything. My kids had different things they liked to eat, mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, popcicle's, ice cream, sherbert, juice (not orange juice), kool-aide. Also watch them if they start coughing a lot, it can break the scabs loose in their throat. Be prepared, their breath will stink really really bad while it is healing. I had them chew gum and brush their teeth a lot to try to cover it up since it is actually coming from their throat you can't get rid of it.


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Terrible controls, bored voice actors and Ninjitsu Snakes OH MY!
IMO and I'm sure alot of others too is that MGS was an incredibly revolutionary title that created a new standard for the story in games and how much effort should really be implemented. The gameplay too while sort of seen as a hate or love it type of thing overall was praised for its uniqueness.
Now The Twin Snakes has come along and is what I'de expect, in short, an easier way for newcomers to the series to get involved in the story and finally make sense of the sequels.
Since while gaming was of course starting to rise with the days of the ps1 it of course doesn't even compare to the days of the ps3 and 360.
Though unlike the example earlier of the remake to the original Resident Evil, Twin Snakes doesn't exactly bring alot of new things to the formula and more or less slips in MGS2's gameplay into MGS1's story. Which for most is reason enough just to be able to have abit more time with Snake in last gen graphics due to him being pulled from the spotlight by Raiden, and to be able to experience the original with some extra gameplay mechanics.
Now in terms of gameplay, I could say it's sort of mixed for me. Sure the game is much more fun with all of SOL's gameplay elements added in such as being able to walk for one... Hang off ledges, roll into enemies and of course the FPS view. But what really drags it down is the clumbersome controls, I generally found myself being spotted quite alot throughout my first play through for example due to me accidentally running away from the wall instead of trying to shimmy along it. Plus the general controls for punching and grabbing enemies and also the FPS view seem really out of place and a very big nuisance to get used to with the Gamecube Controller never mind master. But once you finally find yourself comfortable with the controls and learnt to memorise just what the hell does what and how to do this and that the game can be rather enjoyable. But I'd expect it will take some time and frustration before you get to that stage. Still on gameplay, another fault is while aiming and preparing to shoot with the handgun you can't back down, meaning that once you've begun aiming you'll to unequip your handgun if you don't want to alert everyone with a loud bang from your SOCOM pistol. That again can be rather frustrating and will take some needless time to get used to, espeically due to SOL's ability to simply slowly let go of the fire button to avoid wasting a shot.
Now what's even worse is you can't aim in FPS at all with the FAMAS assault rifle - even a light breeze on the fire button while in FPS will send the FAMAS in full auto. It does have a laser sighting but again doesn't make sense since you can only aim while blasting at something.
When sneaking comes into play, due to like I said earlier about the clumbersome controls, can really get in the way and will find yourself being cheaply spotted quite a few times at least for your first run through.
Unfortunately the gameplay isn't the worst of my troubles involving Twin Snakes.
The story if anyone has played the original gives little to nothing in terms of surprises. While there may be some noticable changes to people (like myself) who had played the original to death and beyond overall it's the same tale. The cutscenes though will definitely seem new, in no small fault at they are. Besides of course a nice graphical update all the cutscenes have been handled by a different director, a director who seems like he's already got a Matrix 4 movie on his to do list. Snake was always a legendary soldier who was pretty much skilled in everything in terms of combat and sneaky manoeuvring but in Twin Snakes he seems to have transformed into some sort of semi-super hero with him doing ridiculous stunts and backflips that would make Leon S Kennedy gasp in awe. It really doesn't suit Snake IMO and I'd wager it was a way to try and make sure that Snake becomes a badass hero as possible to all the new MGS fans out there.
Off cutscenes and leading to the sound that too is, espeically compared to the original, a major let down.All the dialogue has been re-done because of course for all the new button tips you received to help you learn the controls and also for some added fourth wall humor.
But I for one if I was a voice actor would expect having the do the same story all over again abit of a nuisance, and in some characters case it shows. Paul Eiding (Colonel Cambell) for example sounds rather bored throughout and that of course leads him to be quite a bore to listen to. David Hayter still does a pretty good job as Snake but compared to his initial performance this one seems a little sloppy. The only character who still has top quality with his role is Cam Clarke as Liquid Snake who manages to still gives a brilliant and charismatic performance, one that shall be remembered for a long time among his many roles in videogames.
The music too has become downright annoying with it mainly consisting off annoying techno tunes that while seem to fit with the ridiculous tone off the cutscenes just further place Twin Snakes story almost into the lazy action-shlock standards. Overall the cutscenes due to bored voice actors, annoying tunes and also awful directing have really fallen off a big hill indeed from the original MGS.
At least the game looks good, well for the gameplay side at least. The gameplay graphics and animations are all fantastic and fluid. Snake moves just like he will(?) in MGS2 and everything from his roll all looks likes it was seamlessly pulled right out of MGS2. The overall look too seems cleaner and refined than MGS2 aswell and frankly is a better looking game overall. Though the cutscene graphics I can't say the same for. They all look rather blotchy, especially on behalf off the face's, with the character models looking sort of stodgy like they were coloured in with pastels.
But ignoring the dissapointment that is the story part of the game, at least the gameplay once your familiarise yourself with the controls is fun and responsive.
Though again this remake doesn't really add anything new.... at all. You'll still face the same bosses as you travel through the same enviroments ect. The M9 tranquillizer handgun has been brought along for the ride so you may choose to take bosses down via there stamina gauge but other than that nothing new. The dogtag minigame from MGS2 makesa a return though unlike MGS2 there is absolutely no reward for doing so and is merely there as a boring distraction. So it is basically like going through the original tale but with the gameplay of MGS2. Which again isn't a bad thing but in terms of how remakes goes this certainly is a rather shoddy one.
As to be expected if you've already completed the original you can expect to complete this game in around 8 hours, possibly even 3 if you skip the cutscenes. If you haven't played through the original you should obviously take some time longer to get through your first run.
Another annoyance I couldn't get past is even the unlockables are the exact same from the original, so everything that you remember jumping for glee for when you unlocked them in the original is exactly what you're going to expect for Twin Snakes, no more no less. Of course I'm not gonna list them for spoilers sake but if you've totally owned the original you know what to expect.
Now incase I may have given the impression, I don't see Twin Snakes as an overall bad game but more of a serious disappointment when compared to the superior remake that is Resident Evil REmake. The clunky controls and total re-hash of the script doesn't help much either but I'd guess it's still worth a purchase for, say, MGS junkies and Raiden haters alike.


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Kurt Schwitters (1887 – 1948) was a German artist who "worked in several genres and media, including Dada, Constructivism, Surrealism, poetry, sound, painting, sculpture, graphic design, typography and what came to be known as installation art. He is most famous for his collages, called Merz Pictures."
Schwitters fled Nazi Germany in January, 1937, first to Norway and finally to England, where he remained in exile until his death in 1948. His collage work often included found fragments of commercially printed text, and his move from Germany to England precipitated a corresponding shift to English language found text in his collages, as seen in Cottage, above. Just for the hell of it, I've put together a found poem using most of the legible scraps of English in Cottage in rough order of appearance from top to bottom:
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- The title is taken from the scrap of a product label for "COTTAGE BABY WOOL (Non-Shrink)." I could find nothing about this brand online, only myriad images of country cottages and cottage cheese. Let this be a lesson when naming your brand: make sure the name is distinctive, and doesn't disappear online through confusion with a generic word.
- "Just six days had elapsed since Montgomery had heard..." I could find no reference to this exact passage, though it is most likely about the famous WWII general Bernard Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein. "Alamein" refers to The Second Battle of El Alamein, which "took place over 13 days from 23 October – 4 November 1942 near the Egyptian coastal city of El Alamein, and the Allies' victory marked a major turning point in the Western Desert Campaign of the Second World War."
- The complete place name in the scrap of postcard is the St. Ninian's Kirk ("Church"): "Stonehouse is a rural village in South Lanarkshire, Scotland.... The village's oldest structure are the ruins of St Ninian's Church, which date from the 17th century and stand in an ancient graveyard on the edge of the village."
- Who was St. Ninian, you ask?"Saint Ninian (traditionally 4th-5th century) is a Christian saint first mentioned in the 8th century as being an early missionary among the Pictish peoples of what is now Scotland.... In Scotland, Ninian is also known as Ringan, and as Trynnian in Northern England. Ninian's major shrine was at Whithorn in Wigtownshire, where he is associated with the Candida Casa (Latin for 'White House'). Nothing is known about his teachings, and there is no unchallenged authority for information about his life, although it is accepted that Christianity originally reached Ireland from Scotland, from which Saint Columba hailed, making Ninian the grandfather of Christianity in Scotland and more important figure in Scottish ecclesiastical history - and arguably a far better candidate for Patron Saint than Saint Andrew. A link between the Ninian of tradition and a person who actually appears in the historical record is not yet confirmed, though Finnian of Moville has gained traction as a leading candidate.
- Boots Old English Lavender Shaving Stick: Boots is still a UK health and beauty brand, with a logo that is pretty much unchanged since the 1940s -- -- though they no longer seem to sell any "shaving sticks," lavender or otherwise. Unlike Cottage, as noted above (#1), here is a rare example of a brand with a different, common meaning, that is still findable online (though it's not easy). Cool logo though.
Schwitters was, of course, making visual aesthetic decisions when creating his collages. But he was also piecing together fragments of languages, fragments that are now preserved for posterity to decode and reassemble as we see fit. Here we are taking the Dada and re-Dada-ing it. Doubling-down on the Dada. Diving into the language of this Schwitters collage has lead us to "Cottage" brand "Baby Wool (Non-Shrink)," "Montgomery" (and then to the "Second Battle of El Alamein"), "Boots," "St. Ninian's Kirk," and from St. Ninian to "Pictish" and "Candida Casa" (the original "White House"?). Thus, even a piece of trash with a few fragments of text can become a gift poem to the future, a Dead Sea Scrolls or Mayan Codex remnant of our commercial civilization. Schwitters gets it -- these Boots are made for talkin'.


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Bobby Ryan scored the only goal in a shootout Saturday to lift Anaheim to a 2-1 win over New York, which leaves its trip to Sweden at 0-0-2.
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Nebraska is home to "the good life"—at least according to one of the state's best-known advertising slogans. Now nurses in the state are working to make life even better.
They're doing that under the auspices of the Nebraska Action Coalition, a group led by nurses and nurse champions who are working to transform the nursing profession to improve health and health care.
Nursing organizations "used to be more separate and divided; nobody knew what the others were doing," said Victoria Vinton, MSN, RN, director of the Nebraska Action Coalition. "The birth of the Nebraska Action Coalition has helped us look at the importance of speaking with one voice."
Action Coalitions are the driving force behind The Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action, a national initiative backed by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and AARP to implement recommendations from a groundbreaking report on the nursing profession that was issued three years ago by the Institute of Medicine. Action Coalitions are in place in all 50 states and in the District of Columbia and have collectively raised more than $6 million to support their work.
In Nebraska, as in many states, nurses and their allies face a daunting set of challenges.
The Cornhusker State, like many others, faces a looming shortage of nurses at a time when demand for nursing services is increasing thanks to an aging population and an influx of people who now have access to health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act. The state's nursing shortage is expected to increase to 20 percent by 2020. And, at the same time, demand is set to intensify; by 2030, more than one in five Nebraska residents (21 percent) will be older than 65.
Shortages will be especially acute in the state's vast rural stretches. Already, nearly two thirds of the state's 93 counties (65 percent) have been designated as health professional shortage areas. There are no nurse practitioners in one-third of the state's counties, and no registered nurses in seven of them. Diversity in the nursing workforce is also lacking. Racial and ethnic minorities comprise 18 percent of the population, but only 5 percent of the nursing workforce. Men comprise 49 percent of state residents, but only 4 percent of its nursing workforce.
There are few nurses in positions of leadership, meanwhile, to usher in change. Fewer than 6 percent of the state's nurses serve on hospital boards, depriving the profession of influence it needs to help redesign the health care system.
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The Nebraska Action Coalition is working to change these sobering statistics. Formed in 2010 and officially recognized in 2011, the Action Coalition has laid out three main priorities: advancing nurse education, promoting nurse leadership, and freeing up nurses to practice to the full extent of their expertise and training.
Earlier this year, it received a two-year, $150,000 RWJF State Implementation Program grant to support its nurse education and leadership efforts. Regarding education, the Action Coalition is implementing a statewide initiative to help make it easier for nurses with associate degrees (ADNs) to progress into baccalaureate degree programs in the science of nursing (BSN). It has drafted a statewide competency-based curriculum model to help nurses avoid repeating courses and move more easily into BSN programs.
The ultimate goal is to boost the share of nurses with baccalaureate degrees, especially among students who will help diversify the predominantly White and female profession. In the short term, the Action Coalition aims to increase the percentage of BSN-prepared nurses between the ages of 20 and 40 by 10 percent by December 2014. "I'm very happy to say we are on track," Vinton said.
The Action Coalition is also devoting considerable energies to promoting nurse leadership. Last year, it sponsored two well-attended events: a "40-under-40" event to recognize emerging nurse leaders across the state, and a conference for nurse leaders, which featured a keynote address by internationally renowned nurse leader Angela Barron McBride, PhD, RN. "They were very successful events," Vinton said.
In addition, Action Coalition leaders are analyzing the results of a leadership survey sent to nurses across the state. More than 1,100 nurses responded, providing the Action Coalition with a rich level of detail about Nebraska nurses who are already engaged in leadership, nurses who aspire to leadership positions, nurses who are willing to serve as mentors, and opportunities to serve in leadership positions. The survey identified 191 nurses who are "likely interested" in becoming members of a decision-making body. "That," Vinton said, "will help us reach our goal of 10 percent of nurses serving on boards and other decision-making bodies by 2014."
"We are taking baby steps, but we are hoping that by October of next year we will have 10 percent of those nurses on boards or learning how to be board members," Vinton said.
The Action Coalition is also supporting the state's nurse practitioners, who are working to enact legislation that would grant them full practice authority; convening leaders from governmental agencies and academic institutions to identify data needed to promote research on team-based models of care; and working to build membership in minority nurse organizations.
The journey to a better life, or at least better health and health care, is not without its challenges, though.
Reaching out to and connecting with supporters in rural parts of the state can be difficult, and engaging allies who are not nurses is also challenging, Vinton said. "It's easy to get nurses excited about this, but it's a little harder sell to other organizations."
To address that, Vinton and other Action Coalition members are hosting "stakeholder breakfasts" with potential allies from non-nursing sectors, such as business, academia, and other health care organizations, in every region in the state. "We're making sure we have a variety of voices at the table to discuss the future of health care and how we see working together," Vinton said.
Fundraising continues to be a challenge, as does spreading the message about the importance of health care transformation in a politically conservative state that largely opposes the Affordable Care Act. "We have to be sensitive," Vinton said.
On the upside, Vinton can turn to a stable of dedicated supporters to carry out the Action Coalition's work. "I've got just an extremely passionate executive committee," she said, full of "people who put in lots of hours, in addition to their full-time jobs."
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Niki Tzavela (Greek: Νίκη Τζαβέλλα; born 30 June 1947 in Lamia) is 1 of the 22 Greek MEPs[1] in the European parliament. She headed the EP list of LAOS. She is Vice-Chair of the Delegation for Relations with the United States of America and Vice-Chair of the Europe of Freedom and Democracy Group in the European Parliament. She is a Member of the Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy and a Member of the Delegation to the EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee. She has also been a MP in the Greek parliament between 1994 and 1996.
Former non political positions include Head of the Greek Manpower Employment Organisation (1989-1993), Vice-Chair of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games Organising Committee (OEOA), and Vice-Chair of the Kokkalis Foundation.
Tzavela attained her Bachelor's degree in Industrial Psychology from Howard University in Washington, DC and her Master's in Labour Economics from Leeds University.
She served on the Dean's Council of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
She is the only Greek MEP that voted in favor of ACTA on 4 July 2012.[2]
- ^ "Your MEPs : Niki TZAVELA". Europa. European Parliament. Retrieved 5 April 2011.
- ^ "Individual votes on ACTA". VoteWatch.eu. Retrieved 4 July 2012.
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