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The Would you survive Caucasus Test
Their result for The Would you survive Caucasus Test ...
Daring Expert
You scored 81% knowledge and 66% surviveness!
You may prefer home-made food to grilled sheep balls (although they are GOOD and yes, I am a girl :P) ... but what the heck, I can just see you buy this caviar baguette, saddle the donkey and off you go to wander through the hills of Caucasus! =)
But hey, no matter what your scores were, visitting this magnificent region is simply worth it. It is a region that consists of three countries so similar but so different at the same time. All formely part of the Soviet Union, share some of the heritage, but the typical culture that has long history makes them all very unique.
This is the region that is known as the borderline between Christianity and Islam. Within the little area there are three different religions to be encountered; Armenian Orthodox, Muslim in Azerbaijan and Georgian Christianity.
The people are loving, and very hospitable to any guest that comes to visit their home-country. But there is also a lot of hot-blood running through their veins and that keeps the long-lasting conflicts between or within the countries still alive. Please, note though that the conflict areas are marked as closed zones and thus the danger for a tourist is minimal.
And if you wonder what you can find there there are mountains, there are plains, there are forests, there are deserts, there are seas and beaches, there are churches and old ruins there is an incredible mixture of different ethnics that still live according to their traditions and culture, speak their own language and all this makes your stay there very enriching and inspirational.
Their Analysis (Vertical line = Average)
They scored 81% on knowledge, higher than 95% of your peers.
They scored 66% on surviveness, higher than 29% of your peers.
All possible test results
Spoilt Ignorant
You are not interested in Caucasus and Caucasus is not interested in you! The closest you should attempt to get to Caucasus is when you fly over the region on your way to Asia... (poor ... Read more
Survivable Ignorant
Your knowledge is appalling, though there are traces of will to survive in you, no matter which region you are in. Though make sure not to stumble upon Nagorno-Karabakh, or some other h... Read more
Daring Ignorant
You can survive anything with a piece of good luck, but seriously, you probably skipped all your geography lessons. I guess YOU are the reason why guidebooks started to be published... ... Read more
Bold Ignorant
Not sure why should you have a guardian angel... but maybe for a good reason... where there is zero knowledge there should be some outstanding luck. :P Not sure if guide books are of us... Read more
Spoilt Unlicked Cub
It seems the knowledge is trying to show its teeth... but veeeery slowly. Oh, and together with your inability to survive you should rather stay at home. For your sake and the sake of t... Read more
Survivable Greenhorn
Good on you, mate! With your scores, not really striking though, you might consider to plan a trip to Caucasus... and the good news is... you might even make it back! :P Oh, and reading... Read more
Daring Tenderfoot
The knowledge limps a bit but your natural sense for survival will definitely help you to get through your Caucasian trip. And don´t worry, even though you might do a lot of errors, th... Read more
Bold Tenderfoot
No one was born knowing everything... but honestly, you could give it a little push. So do not worry if you accidently come to Pamir instead of Caucasus you will not even notice it! But... Read more
Spoilt Insider
Wohow... the knowledge isn´t too bad, smartie... but it would not hurt to use it once in the region. ;) You should take your mum there to tell you what is good and what is bad o... Read more
Survivable Insider
Knowledge not yet outstandingly striking but definitely higher than the average... but a guidebook can still be of use! And if you combine your knowledge and surviveness, we are happy t... Read more
Daring Insider
Hmm, I am impressed, some knowledge is there so you might even catch the plane to the right part of the world! ;) And honestly, what you lack in knowledge you make up for in surviveness... Read more
Bold Insider
Gee, good news! Although you are bold and will most likely survive any trip to any kind of country, you are also clever enough to avoid visiting regions like Nagorno-Karabakh or Abkhazia... BR... Read more
Spoilt Expert
Hey, not at all a bad knowledge... actually the contrary! Congrats! But the survivenss... oups... that hurts a little! I bet you enjoy the documentaries and laugh when others sweat to d... Read more
Survivable Expert
Wow, you really did your homework. That is quite an outstanding knowledge you have showed here! But what is it about you and the surviveness? Not into grilled sheep balls, or too touchy... Read more
Daring Expert
Great work! The tiny winy details that you missed are not that important... unless you placed Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in the territory of Caucasus. ;) You may prefer home-... Read more
Real Expert
Well done! I was so close to open the bottle of champaign. ;) You have a great knowledge about Caucasus! Oh, and regarding the few details that you missed during this test... I would no... Read more
Spoilt Caucasian
Hehe, I think you are the first book-worm that I have ever met. You have the best possible score on knowledge that can be achieved. So either you are Caucasian or you do not like to put books down.... Read more
Chilled Caucasian
Man, that is what I call a Knowledge! I bet there is some Caucasian blood running through your veins :P. On the other hand I think Scandinavia with its cool weather, blonde chicks and f... Read more
Hot Caucasian
Wohow... that is a hell of a score! Your knowledge of Caucasus is brilliant (I wonder if there were or are some ties to the region on your part...!) ;) You might not have scored the hig... Read more
Real Caucasian
No way you managed to get these high scores! I was very much ready to skip the description of this category as I was convinced I would be the only one reading it anyways :P. But honest... Read more
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I am going to Cuba in October and was wondering what this resort is like?
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I was at the LTI this past July...It is a beautiful resort! It is very bright and elegant looking --they use a lot of the darker woods (like in the lobby) so it gives a rich look to it! The pool area is very nice and spacious. The rooms are beautiful and spacious as well! The beach area is very nice (but it is not as wide as some of the other parts in Varadero) swimming is pretty good too...the beach bar is great as well --nice to sit and have a drink and over look the ocean...as well they have a big spiral staircase where you can go to the top and get an amazing panoramic view of the ocean!!!
The food was excellent too...good variety and the ala carte dining was great too!
They have a large open air theatre where they have the nightly entertainment, and I believe there was a disco as well (not sure though).
I am sure you will have a great time at the resort!!
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I am sure this is a dumb ??? and someone will certainly be angry for asking BUT to get to the point, I suppose these are new resorts? This is a new travel destination? I am wondering why one can't obtain these places from the Expedia vacation packages? I don't see any listed. Thanks.
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If you are a US resident then you cannot get to Cuba from the USA...only available from Canadian gateways only.
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does anyone know if this resort has a swim up bar?
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Hi Charlotte:
Check out this link....
There are two LTI Resorts listed as being in Varadero. Not sure if either of these is yours. There are some photos of each of them. Also if you follow some of the many other links listed, you can find out some neat stuff.
Ast to what to do in Varadero. If you read through many of the discussion threads in the Cuba section of this Fodor's site, you will find most of your answers. There is lots to do besides just sitting on the beach or staying at your resort. Get out and explore some.
My personal suggestion is a day trip to Havana or Trinidad. Also you could do the Bay of Pigs etc.
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Being able to read body language is very important in business today. Managers are able to close sales and read deception by being able to decipher body language. Reading non-verbal cues is an essential skill that both supervisors and salespersons should have to aid them in being successful.
Body language is a type of non-verbal communication. Sometimes the way our body reacts says more than the words that we speak. Body language includes posture, handshakes, eye movements, the way we hold objects, our hand gestures, and how we position or move our legs. These simple body movements can actually show exactly how we are feeling. For example, when a child is caught telling a lie, he or she may look away or hang his head.
Some tips for reading body to help your business include being aware of eye movements, taking note of how people behave when they are relaxed and knowing when there might be deception. It is also important to know non-verbal cues that may help you to close a sale.
These simple tips can help managers and salespersons to be more successful at what they do.
Keep Note of Eye Movements
A person's eye movements can say a lot about them. This is why some people wear shades when they are inside of a building. Eye movements can show interest, boredom, enthusiasm, and even fatigue. The smart manager will be mindful and know when to go more in depth to get the information that he or she needs. A salesperson will also know when to pursue the sale or talk about another product or service. Rolling eyes or gazing elsewhere shows lack of interest and constant blinking may show fatigue. Eye contact that is observant with dilated pupils shows interest in the subject.
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A good salesperson or manager will monitor the people that they deal with when they are relaxed. This may be while they are waiting in the lobby before a meeting or when the employees are having lunch. Look at the way they position their legs and hands and if they play with their hair or any particular object. This is especially helpful when job interviews are being conducted because the manager will be able to take note of when the person makes a nervous movement or may be telling a lie.
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An effective salesperson must be able to read body language in order to close a sale at the right time. As stated previously, eye contact can tell a lot. The interested customer will be enthused and blink naturally while the salesperson is giving the presentation. Pupils may be dilated and the posture will be steady, whether seated or standing. However, while a customer may be giving the right body language cues, the salesperson should not be too pushy and should still listen to the customer if they are not ready to close.
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Unfortunately, businesspersons have to be mindful that people can be deceptive and know when to pick up on these cues. Deception may come from customers, suppliers, or employees. However, face-to-face interaction can help to decipher body language that can alert you that the truth is not being told. Just as children tend to shift their eyes away from you when they are telling lies, adults do the same thing. Some people sweat while others fidget with an object. Managers have to keep an eye on this non-verbal cues because even a customer may tell a lie to get out of paying a bill.
Body language is very important in our day-to-day interactions. It can tell more about someone than the things that are shared verbally. Managers have to be able to decipher these non-verbal cues to close sales and detect deceptive behavior so that the business continues to grow and be successful.
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As a bowler, Shane Bond almost instantly received cult status in New Zealand.
The former policeman came across as a nice guy, made opposition batsmen look silly sometimes and added some much-needed venom to a New Zealand cricket attack.
But the cult status brought with it more scrutiny and when Bond was battling injuries, especially late in his career, he came in for plenty of flak.
Being in and out of the team through injury, mainly to his troubled back, had some fans calling for him to pull the pin all together to save perceived disruptions to the team.
Now he's the New Zealand bowling coach; in charge of a group of handy, mainly young bowlers, who are improving but are a long way from the finished article.
Again Bond is evoking passion from fans, 2 years after he hung up his boots.
Some again have heaped expectation on him, thinking Bond brings with him some sort of magic spell others haven't thought of just because he was one of New Zealand's best quicks during his truncated career.
He is well aware of the public's perception of him and he likes it.
The 37-year-old wants the pressure; he wants the critique; and he wants to be held accountable.
"There is a bit of pressure with people thinking you're a quick fix - I'm not - but that pressure is the reason this level is fun," he said.
"I want to be in this job and to take on all that comes with it and the accountability is fine with me. I'm going to cop some stick along the way, as I did as a player. But I'd rather be in here and having a go and copping some grief, than not be here at all."
While the stereotype of the quick bowler might be angry, a tad single-minded and bullish, Bond is anything but.
He is cool and calculated, and still as driven as he was as a player, but now it's about doing the best thing for New Zealand Cricket and the national side.
Bond is a student of the game, a confessed "cricket head" and his analytical style not only fits in with head coach Mike Hesson's new approach but is another piece of director of cricket John Buchanan's numbers-driven puzzle.
While Buchanan has received plenty of stick for his approach, Bond defends it to the hilt and says the analysis is what is going to make New Zealand a competitive team.
"In the past, I think everything was based around what happened in the game; if you play well, they play well; if you don't, then you're dropped," he said.
"With that, there's a real lack of information. Why did that guy have a good game or a bad game? We need to know more, to know why."
Bond said that in his playing days he had an idea of what had gone wrong and, just as importantly, what had gone right but he could never have offered a complete picture so often didn't know exactly what to work on.
That's what he wants to change as bowling coach.
"You have to be better than that; you have to be able to offer more. You need to be able to say: this player plays best when he does this.
"What happens then is, if the player understands that, he can go about controlling what he needs to do to become professional, consistent and world class, and that's what we want."
He said it wasn't just about the physical side of things but the mental side too.
With more specific knowledge, Bond preaches, training can be more scenario specific.
"So when we come to a big match or we're trying to win a test and perhaps need three wickets and they need 30 runs, we've trained for that."
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Aishwarya Rai is not the only one who wants to have a baby at the age of 37. A whole lot of working women in the city are opting to have babies only after they have turned 35. It is evident that the trend is on the rise but is it a safe option? Here are the pros and cons of having a baby post 35.
Case study: Aparna Deven Verma, 42 years, got married four years ago. With everybody else getting married in her circle, there was a lot of pressure on her from her peers and family to get married in her 20s. At times she even felt left out. But she was not ready for it. She wanted to start her own garments business and see it grow. "I was not ready for marriage," she says. "I had a dream to accomplish. If I got married and had kids early, I don't think I would have done justice to my role as a wife and mother." Verma had her first child, a baby boy, at 39, and her second child, a baby girl, two years later. She had normal deliveries without complications.
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Having had the time to establish herself in her career, Verma was financially well off to have babies and offer them a good upbringing. She was less concerned with her own needs and could devote the money entirely to her children. "To have a baby is a big decision for a younger couple who are mid-way in their career," she says. "With rising expenses, it means they will have to curtail on their own needs to bring up a child. I never had such issues.
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Verma got married to a person who she knew for 15 years. "I had seen the world and grown as a person," she says. When many younger couples get divorced due to differences, she had developed good compatibility with her husband. "We knew each other in all sorts of circumstances. This provided a solid ground to raise a family," she adds.
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Settled in her career, Verma doesn't feel any other pressure that will pull her away from giving full attention to her children. "I fell very comfortable with motherhood. It wouldn't have been the same if I had kids earlier. Since I am not struggling to make a career now, I will always be available to my kids and have time to attend their birthdays every year," she says.
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Mature women also develop a higher tolerance level for their children. "Women become a wiser and a patient parent as they mature," says Dr Shah.
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Dr Shah gives a rough low down on how fertility diminishes with age. She says, "If you take 100 women under the age of 30 and ask them to have sex for a year with their husbands, chances are 70 per cent of them will get pregnant. Take same number of women of age 35 years, and 60 per cent will get pregnant. At 37 years, the rate will be at 47 per cent. At 40 years, it will be 20 per cent and at 44, it will be hard to conceive.
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The ovaries produce few eggs at an older age. So it takes much longer to become pregnant beyond 40-42 years.
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Because of a decline in a mother's health, premature delivery resulting in weak babies, stillbirths, miscarriages and risk of type-1 diabetes and high blood pressure developing in the baby are high.
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1. If you are already 35 years old and don't have a spouse yet, the best thing to do is go to a gynaecologist and freeze your eggs. This will give you a better chance to get pregnant with you own egg instead of relying on a donor's, when you find a suitable partner.
2. Live a healthy lifestyle and exercise regularly. Cut down on smoking as it leads to premature menopause.
3. Most unmarried working women today are sexually active in their 30s. Many of them have abortions because they are not ready for the child yet. A series of abortions can damage the fallopian tubes beyond repair, thereby harming the chances of later getting pregnant. Abortions also increase the chance of internal surgical injuries affecting the fertility.
4. Women should not consider emergency contraceptive pills, such as I-pill, as a regular contraceptive, cautions Dr Shah. "They are not meant to be consumed every time you have unprotected sex, but only for emergency situations, as they can cause severe side effects."
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PATENTED AUG. 1l; 1903.
BATH SEAT APPLIoATIoN FILED MAB. 26, 1901.
No MODEL 1n: Norms Pimm co. pHoro-nwo.. wAsmNnmN n c UNTTED STATES Patented August 11, 1903;.
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SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 736,032,'dated August 11, 1903.
Application filed March 26, 1901. Serial No. 52,921. (No model.)
To a/ZZ whom it may concern.-
Be itknown that I, WILLIAM I-I. SILVER', a
citizen of the United States of America, anda resident of the borough of Brooklyn, in the city of New York and State of New York, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Bath-Seats, of which the following is a specification.
This invention Yrelates to devices for use in ordinary domestic bath-tubs to facilitate their use as foot-baths and the like; and it consists in a rigid seat having supporting devices of novel construction whereby it is readily adapted to tubs of any width and is securely held inplace without fastenings and the seat-board is adapted to be turned over for use on its other side when one side is marred or imperfect.
A sheet of drawings accompanies this specification as part thereof.
Figure 1 of the drawings is an edge view of the improved bath-seat, illustrating by dotted lines its adjustment to bath-tubs of dierent widths. Fig. 2 is a plan view projected from Fig. l. Fig. 3 is a sectional edge view on a larger scale, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of one of the supports of the improved seat. n
Like letters and n umbers refer to like parts in all the gures.
The improved seat is composed of a pair of supports A and B and a rigid seat-board C. The latter is made in one part of suitable wood, except that its rounded ends are or may be provided with metallic wear plates or strips 1 and 2, preferably of brass, which may be held in place by wood-screws 3 or inanyapprovedmanner. Extendinglongitudinally into the ends of the seat-board O through the strips 1 and 2 are cylindrical holes 4 in two pairs, parallelwith each other` and with the top and bottom of the seatboard, and the supports A and B terminate in straight arms 5, parallel with each other and snugly fitted to said holes 4 so as to be movable lengthwise within them to adjust the seat to the width of the tub, as represented by dotted lines in Fig. 1. The supports are held in position by the frictional contact of the wood with the straight arms 5 on all sides. The remainder of each of the supports A and B consists of a top portion 6, substantially U-shaped in plan view, Fig. 2, and substantially parallel with `its pair of arm portions 4, substantially vertical portions 7, connecting the sides of the top portion 6 with the arm portions 4, and elastic tubing 8, covering the top portion 6 and the adjoining ends of the connecting portions 7.
The metallic portions of each of the supports A and B are formed in one part. by bending Vsuitable round wire into the shape represented by Fig. 4, and the elastic tubing 8 in one piece is conveniently drawn into place as a permanent covering of the wire.
The coverings 8 of the pair of supports serve not only to prevent the defacement of the rims of bath-tubs by scratching, but also to resist the movement of the supports toward each other when the seat is'in use, and thus keep the supports from accidentally becoming displaced.
The supports A and B may be readily separated from the seat-board C at will, as to facilitate boxing seats for shipment or putting the seat out of sight, and reassembling the parts is facilitated, as the supports are interchangeable. Either side of the seat-board may be its top, and there are no screws or other fastenings to be manipulated. The top portions 6 of the supports A and B are conformed in shape to rims of different styles of bath-tubs, (roll rims and flat rims.) The seat-board C may, if preferred, be shaped or covered, the metallic strips l and 2, which serve to keep the holes 4 from spreading in soft wood, may be omitted when the wood is sufficiently hard, an'd other like modifications will suggest themselves to thoseskilled in the art.
Having thus described said improvement, I claim as my invention and desire to patent under this specification- 1. Animproved bath-seat comprising apair of supports, of round wire, having bends whereby each is provided with a top portion adapted to rest on the rim of a bath-tub, a pair of straight arms parallel with each other and substantially parallel with said top portion, and portions connecting said top portion and straight arms, all in one part, and aseat- ICO board of wood having cylindrical holes, parallel with each other and with the top and bottom of the board, and extending into its ends, which holes receive said straight arms and frictionally coact therewith on all sides, whereby the seat board is adapted to be turned over when one side is marred or imperfect, and the supports are adapted to be adjusted for tubs of different Widths and are held against displacement by friction.
2. An improved bath-seat consisting of a pair of supports, of round wire, having bends whereby each is provided with a top portion adapted to rest on the rim of a bath-tub, a pair of straight arms parallel with each other and substantially parallel with said top por-
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|May 16, 1950
|Bashaw Calvin F
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|Mar 6, 1973
|Jan 21, 1975
|Thompson Elizabeth B
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|Apr 14, 1986
|Aug 23, 1988
|Raymond Huppert
|Cutting board
|Apr 28, 1989
|Jul 10, 1990
|At Ease Enterprises, Inc.
|Portable, traveler's bath seat
|Apr 30, 1993
|Apr 18, 1995
|Sahlin; Christine A.
|Apparatus for supporting an infant during bathing
|Apr 27, 1990
|Nov 15, 1990
|Hovel Brian V Van
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December 10, 2001
The film just uses the scattershot approach to parody: Throw constant jokes at the screen and some of them will stick.
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October 30, 2001
The jokes are frequent but dumb. It's a fun no-brainer night out.
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October 10, 2001
How to review a critic-proof movie.
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July 24, 2001
The rudeness isn't particularly creative and the repeated horror movie jokes wear thin before long, leaving viewers checking their watches and wondering if they can't pick up the pace and bump off a few more victims a bit more quickly.
| Original Score: 51/100
Karina Montgomery
June 14, 2001
I am certain someone can make this movie into a credible drinking game...go with a bunch of friends, don't hope for a new watershed in satire, and you'll have an OK time.
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May 10, 2001
Would it be asking too much if the hit-and-miss jokes could maybe nudge an inch beyond the obvious?
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Stephen Farber
April 17, 2001
There's something exhilarating about a movie that cheerfully defies all respectable standards -- and does it with such wild gusto.
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February 27, 2001
did it really require six screenwriters to tack tasteless jokes onto Kevin Williamson's "Scream" screenplay for less than an hour and a half?
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February 14, 2001
What's really scary about this movie is somebody screened it and decided it was ready for a live viewing audience. Shudder.
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January 1, 2001
There are some clever bits in it here and there, but it is not nearly as clever or as witty as Scream, or Young Frankenstein, two of the top horror spoofs.
Full Review | Original Score: 5/10
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January 1, 2000
Like most gag-driven farces, it's a hit or miss affair.
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January 1, 2000
This movie, by any name, would be as entertaining.
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January 1, 2000
To get your money's worth, you need to be familiar with the various teenage horror franchises, and if you are, Scary Movie delivers the goods.
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January 1, 2000
Rendering this film fairly pointless.
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January 1, 2000
Scary Movie is destined to be remembered not for its laugh-per-minute ratio, but for breaking a barrier of crudeness in mainstream movies.
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January 1, 2000
It's very funny and -- at times -- even witty in a crude, drunken frat-boy-with-an-epiphany kind of way.
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January 1, 2000
At times uproariously funny, and pretty solid throughout.
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January 1, 2000
Mo' funny, mo' funny, mo' funny.
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January 1, 2000
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Dan Carter isn't worried his left boot is proving more rusty than trusty ahead of the Super Rugby grand final.
While his sabbatical did wonders for his attitude to Super Rugby, Carter, the highest points scorer in tests, admits the six-month break has inflicted some damage on his goal kicking per centages.
Carter, who took over the kicking from Colin Slade against the Highlanders on July 12 and Saturday night's semifinal against the Sharks, has been content with the way he is striking the ball but guiding it between the sticks at AMI Stadium remains an issue.
Although no-one is more familiar with the Christchurch breezes than the All Blacks' kicking machine, he has still missed eight of his 18 shots at goal. That includes a sitter he could have almost thrown over against the Highlanders.
After slotting his first four shots in the 38-6 win over the Sharks, Carter then missed three conversions and a long-range penalty attempt that fell short.
''It has been a couple of games on the trot now - I am kicking the ball well at training but just not executing it well on the field,'' a relaxed Carter said.
''I am sure it will be better next week. It is nothing too concerning, it is just probably a lack of kicks throughout the year. And, like I said, the more I kick out there the better I will get.''
Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder will be hoping Carter, who has made a seamless transition to second five-eighth to allow Slade to remain at No 10, gets it right in a hurry.
Missing crucial kicks against the Waratahs at Sydney's ANZ Stadium is the last thing Blackadder wants as the franchise hunts for its eight title - and first since 2008.
Carter, who collected winners' medals in 2002, 2005, 2006 and 2008, said the key to preparing for the grand final was to stick to the routines and not get too hyped ahead of kick-off.
''Obviously the start of the week is all about recovery and preparation. That's where all the work is done and the closer you get to the game that is when you almost ease off and really hit that mental switch.
''You just have to make sure you have genuine preparation and that is not hard to do when you are preparing for a final.''
Although some of the Crusaders were part of the All Blacks' World Cup squad in 2011, several haven't won a Super Rugby title. Israel Dagg, Colin Slade, Sam Whitelock and Owen Franks are in this category.
For starting players Kieron Fonotia, Nemani Nadolo and all eight reserves this will be biggest match of their careers.
Carter, who has played 100 tests and made 127 Super Rugby appearances, reminded them to keep their preparations simple.
''With finals footy it's not going to be special things that win finals. It is just getting the little things done really well, just building on what we have developed throughout the year.
''It's just the team that works the hardest and wants it.''
- The Press
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