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American Samoa, Disaster News and Travel
If you have been paying attention to the news the last several days, you have probably heard about the tsunami which struck American Samoa. If you are also like most people, you have heard absolutely nothing about American Samoa in the news, maybe your entire life. Most Americans are probably not even aware that American Samoa is a territory of the United States, that they have a non-voting representative in Congress just like Washington DC, or that they have the highest percentage of people who enlist in the military of any state or territory in the US.
I don't blame you if you don't know these facts. Honestly, there is little reason to know them. I bring them up only because American Samoa is one of many places which are totally invisible to everyone until something bad happens. Afterward your perception of that place is forever tainted.
Many people are scared of traveling because the only thing they know about foreign countries is what they see and hear on the news. The news from American Samoa is microcosm of what is happening all the time, but is so subtle we are seldom aware of it. If the news involves a war, killings or terrorism, the impression which is left in the minds of people is even worse.
I write this because I'm one of the few people who have actually been to American Samoa. Samoa (both American and Western) is a beautiful place with some of the most generous, peaceful people you'll ever meet in the world. Despite their fame in football, rugby and professional wrestling, most Samoans would never hurt a fly. When I see the photos coming out of American Samoa I'm not just looking at pictures of devastation, I'm seeing places that I've been. When I heard the news I had an idea of what might have been damaged and where. The shop I purchased my lava lava from might have been damaged, the restaurant I ate tuna sushi in was probably destroyed, and the McDonald's near the industrial park was probably not touched at all. My perception is probably really different than yours because I've traveled there.
My point is that you should always keep in mind, a place is not the sum of the stories you hear on the news. Prior to Monday, people lived, worked, raised families and died in American Samoa and no one heard a peep about it on the news. Now most people only know it as the place that was hit with a tsunami. Whether it is a natural disaster, civil war, murders, riot or famine, don't let your opinion of a place be formed solely by the headlines in the news.
Point Roberts, WA: America's Appendix
What makes Point Roberts is that it is totally cut off from the rest of the United States by land. To get there, you have to drive 30 miles through Canada. The total size Point Roberts is only about 4 square miles and it has a population of about 1,500 people. It seems to have created a niche for itself as a place for Canadians to get cheap gas and to set up post office boxes to get mail which can't be shipped to Canada. Despite its small size, Point Roberts has five gas stations and four places where you can get a post office box outside of the actual post office.Given its proximity with Canada, there are several things you'll find there you will not find anywhere else in the US.
- All of the gas stations quote prices in liters, not gallons (the lady working the counter where I purchased gas said that 60% of their business was from Canada).
- My iPhone was unable to pick up an ATT signal, so if I wanted to make a call I had to pay international roaming charges, even though I was in the United States.
- The cash registers I saw were able to handle both US and Canadian currency on the fly. I'm told Canadian currency is used more often than American currency in Point Roberts.
- The physical border has no fence. The backyards of houses in Canada literally emptied into the US. I saw swing sets, gardens, and hammocks a few feet from the border line with nothing between it and America.
- There is a special card locals can get for getting through the border with no hassle. Residents of Point Roberts have to go to Canada for almost everything, and everything has to come through Canada.
There is one other hunk of American soil you have to drive through Canada to get to, and that is at the other end of the 49th parallel border: The Northwest Angle in Minnesota. I went there several years ago and the border is even less controlled than Point Roberts. You see a sign indicating you are entering the US and a video phone booth you are supposed to use to contact immigration. The phone didn't work when I was there.
Point Roberts is truly America's appendix; a tiny dangling, vestigial leftover of a time long forgotten.
3,127 Miles Later
I arrived in Vancouver today after grossly underestimating how long it would take to get to here from Banff. It wasn't the distance so much as the roads and how fast you can go on a winding mountain highway. I also ended up pulling over to sleep for an hour in the middle of the day because I was so tired from driving. I've never had to do that before.
The Canadian Rockies are beautiful, especially Lake Louise. Trying to take photos when you are surrounded by mountains can be challenging because the sun is either blocked by the mountains, or shining right down on everything. I had to schedule my visits to a few places just to make sure I was there when there was quality light.
The license plates in British Columbia say it is the most beautiful place on Earth, and I don't think I can argue with that assessment too much. The drive through the Fraser Valley is, in my opinion, one of the best drives you can take in North America.
In Alberta I was able to visit three more World Heritage Sites: Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Dinosaur Provincial Park, and the Canadian Rockies. This puts my total of World Heritage Sites visited since March 2007 at 98. Numbers 99 and 100 should be Olympic National Park in Washington and Redwood National Park in California.
From Vancouver I'll be heading south by way of Victoria Island, then taking the ferry to Washington, head over to Seattle and then go south to Portland, Crater Lake, Redwood and San Francisco. I'll then take a trip to Yosemite and probably drive to LA before arriving in Las Vegas for Blog World Expo. If you are in any of those cities, let me know if you'd like to meet up when I am in your town.


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SANFL wants action after Adelaide Crows' Jared Petrenko reveals racial slurs
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THE SANFL has called on the public to dob in fans who racially abuse players following Crow Jared Petrenko's revelation that he has been racially vilified in the local league.
Petrenko yesterday joined fellow indigenous players Danyle Pearce and Daniel Motlop in revealing they had been subjected to racial slurs while playing in the SANFL and hoped Swans star Adam Goodes' stand against racism would help "stamp it out".
Petrenko - Adelaide's last-minute hero in its remarkable comeback victory against North Melbourne on Sunday - said he had "copped a bit" of racial abuse in the SANFL since starting at the Eagles as a teenager.
"I can't remember any in the AFL but I have copped a bit in the SANFL in previous years," the 23-year-old said.
"I've heard other players from other cultures cop it as well. Racism is racism and either way I hate it."
Petrenko said he had never been racially abused by opponents.
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Petrenko's revelation follows those two years ago of former Port Adelaide players Pearce, now at Fremantle, and Motlop, who has since retired from the AFL.
Motlop described his abuse while playing for North Adelaide against West Adelaide at Prospect Oval as "the worst I've copped" while Pearce said he had been vilified while playing for Sturt against Woodville-West Torrens at Adelaide Oval.
Petrenko yesterday made his stand after Goodes pointed out a 13-year-old Collingwood fan in the crowd at the MCG on Friday night after the girl called him an "ape" in the opening game of AFL Indigenous Round.
Petrenko described Goodes' dealing with the issue as "inspirational".
"To see someone stand up and point it out and say it's not alright, I think that is just inspirational, really," Petrenko said.
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"The AFL and society in general has come a long way in the past 20 years, so we can take some positives out of that but people can still be educated more so we can stamp it out altogether."
Petrenko's statements prompted SANFL general manager Chris Davies to call on fans to report any racial abuse to SANFL officials and security guards at games.
Davies said licensed security guards have the authority to evict patrons who "engage in this type of behaviour" and that fans found guilty of racism should have their club memberships revoked or suspended.
"The SANFL is uncompromising in its efforts to ensure every player, official and supporter who attends a football game is not targeted because of their race, gender or background," Davies said.
"We pride ourselves on our indigenous programs, the SANFL takes its responsibilities in this regard very seriously and we will continue to help lead the way in stamping out this type of abhorrent behaviour."
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The cliches and laughably hammy dialogue are scattered about just as liberally as the spent bullet casings in Street Kings.
Christy Lemire - Associated Press
Don't get me wrong. Street Kings clips along with brutal efficiency, but the plot that sets up Tom for a frame-up is, in critic parlance, a strain on credulity.
Peter Travers - Rolling Stone
There's only the spectacle of crooked dunces slamming against each other
Fernando F. Croce - CinePassion
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Devin Faraci - CHUD
A lot of reviewers seem to have disliked Street Kings because of its negative view of the LA police, and perhaps the country at large. That is not a problem for me.
Tony Macklin - Fayetteville Free Weekly
Keanu Reeves' bad-boy cop Tom Ludlow may not play by the rules, but the film sure does.
Tom Charity - CNN.com
James Verniere - Boston Herald
Brian Rentschler - ScreenRant
Everything here is predictable, from the tired plot whose revelations are deeply unsurprising to the gritty dialogue and casual everyday violence of the cops involved.
Mike Goodridge - Screen International
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Bob Mondello - NPR.org
There is certainly something compelling in the film's ideas, but the way they're executed suggest that any true questions about morality and the law are just grist for the action mill.
James Kendrick - Q Network Film Desk
A solid contemporary crime drama.
Marjorie Baumgarten - Austin Chronicle
Competent but fatally lacking in the element of surprise. [Blu-Ray]
Peter Canavese - Groucho Reviews
If you can forgive its stale dialogue, which at times seems so egregiously leaden that it might have been better suited to a Mad magazine parody, 'Street Kings' is a tense, aggressively absurd thriller.
Rossiter Drake - San Francisco Examiner
While military man turned director Ayer implicates our culture steeped in violence and the damaging effects of trained killing, whether by police or in war, he's assembled such a deplorable LAPD rogues gallery, it's hard to tell which one is the worst.
Prairie Miller - NewsBlaze
Ayer's rapid pacing and solid work by the cast distract us from the script's shortcomings.
Charles Koplinski - Illinois Times
Ellroy, who also co-wrote the screenplay, and Ayer share an interest in L.A. after dark, and they explore the city's neon-bathed streets with the glee of children in a funhouse, watching the distortions of everyday people in bent mirrors.
Graham Killeen - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
I don't think there were really any bad scenes, but I found the overall film emotionally empty.
Austin Kennedy - Sin Magazine
Granted, it doesn't revolutionize the cop genre, but it definitely does a solid job of entertaining for its runtime, and as a movie-watcher (and lover)...ain't much else that I can ask for than that.
JoBlo - JoBlo's Movie Emporium
[In the] surprisingly engrossing 'Street Kings,' we are presented with cops who live up to our worst nightmare of excessive force.
Lori Hoffman - Atlantic City Weekly
The movie has a million flaws, but if you can look past them and enjoy a fun, gritty, violent, racist and entertaining dirty cop film, then you will have fun with it.
Kevin McCarthy - WJFK-FM (CBS Radio)
Anyone looking for a good shoot-'em-up film should not leave the theater disappointed, but those seeking something thought-provoking might want to stay away.
Adam Tobias - Watertown Daily Times
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Joseph Proimakis - Movies for the Masses
An archetypical Los Angeles detective story
Sean O'Connell - Charlotte Weekly
Even with the race dynamics not very scrambled, David Ayer's latest film looks a lot like Training Day.
Cynthia Fuchs - PopMatters
Street Kings feels like Lethal Weapon mashed up with The Shield, only without the former's goofy '80s vibe or the latter's relative authenticity.
Pete Vonder Haar - Film Threat
"L.A. Confidential" for Dummies...
Felix Vasquez Jr. - Cinema Crazed
Movies like "Street Kings" are sitting ducks in a shooting range for film critics who laugh all through the movie only to condemn it for being so damn entertaining.
Brian Holcomb - Beyond Hollywood
A general emptiness nags as the story progresses, undermining the solid performances and weaving in a seriously ugly message.
Rich Cline - Shadows on the Wall
If Ellroy weren't such a good writer of novels about the dark side of the American psyche, he'd be preposterous. Then again, perhaps he is perfect for these times and the city of most of his nightmares, Los Angeles.
Paul Byrnes - Sydney Morning Herald
You can almost see the writers (Ellroy, Kurt Wimmer - creator of sci-fi mish-mash Ultraviolet - and first-timer Jamie Moss) charging at one another with false antlers in a challenge to come up with the toughest soundbite.
Elliott Noble - Sky Movies
Nao trai seu universo cinico, alcancando um equilibrio que torna seu desfecho satisfatorio, mas (e ai esta a diferenca)jamais esperancoso.
Pablo Villaca - Cinema em Cena
What could have been endearingly daft remains merely forgettable.
Dean Essner - Time Out
Last-minute revelations emerge screaming from around the corner like squad cars you heard coming half-an-hour ago, and it all ends with a dull thud instead of a crash wallop. Long after you've stopped caring, it's finally over and out.
Stella Papamichael - BBC
Another mean, violent and decently acted slab of Ellroy-flavoured criminality, with an impressively battered Keanu Reeves, but Ayers is no Curtis Hanson.
Ian Nathan - Empire Magazine
Depressing and sickeningly violent.
James Christopher - Times [UK]
"Are there any square cops out there?" says a supporting character in David Ayer's actioner. The answer, of course, is no - and this violent yarn is all the better for it. Next time out, though, he should probably assign himself a less familiar beat.
Neil Smith - Total Film
A by-the-numbers, cynical, bad cop-worse cops drama, made even less appealing by Reeves's mannequin-like presence.
Leigh Singer - Film4
The movie boils down to a lot of tough-talking men trying to out-tough-talk each other. It's well-staged action stitched together by nonstop pissing-match dialogue.
Michael Dance - The Cinema Source
Watchable thriller with a surprisingly good performance from Keanu, although the plot isn't nearly as clever as it thinks it is.
Matthew Turner - ViewLondon
It isn't exactly the most original film but its cast and emphasis on the action makes it an entertaining diversion for a few hours.
Jeffrey Lyles - Gazette (MD)
I love James Ellroy--his L.A. Confidential is a work of real genius--but I wonder if he's not something of a one-trick pony. And I wonder if that pony isn't the proverbial dead horse
Walter Chaw - Film Freak Central
Ayers makes the trip worthwhile largely through his excellent eye for asphalt level L.A. and his careful attention to Ludlow's moral dilemma.
Rob Vaux - Flipside Movie Emporium
At the end of the day, it's impossible to escape the feeling that we've seen this story told before.
Ethan Alter - Giant Magazine
What makes this movie work is Keanu Reeves' performance. For years, this actor's naysayers have complained that he shows no emotion and is one-note. They can't see the bigger picture.
Diana Saenger - ReviewExpress.com
It's all very loud and very bloody -- and somehow agreeably dumb without ever being actually good.
Ken Hanke - Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
Ayers' second straight overwrought and unfulfilling tale concerning a loco white boy knee-deep in the City of Angels' criminal scene.
Nick Schager - Lessons of Darkness
Reeves gives us very little to work with as a hero to cheer on or to give much of a damn about.
Jules Brenner - Cinema Signals
A recurring story pushed to the hilt, 'Street Kings' has a fiercely hyperbolic integrity.
John P. McCarthy - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
"Street Kings" is 107 minutes long and most casual viewers will know the bad guy's identity 100 minutes before Reeves does.
Jeffrey Westhoff - Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)
A convoluted tale of corruption within the ranks of the police
Jackie K. Cooper - jackiekcooper.com
It's really kind of a dirty scummy piece of work.
Richard Roeper - Ebert & Roeper
'Street Kings' is a gritty popcorn movie for adults.
Linda Cook - Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
There ought to be a testosterone warning posted at the box-office because overdosing is a distinct possibility, and to call Reeves'a acting wooden is an insult to Pinnochio.
Susan Granger - SSG Syndicate
The cast is filled with some very talented actors, but none of them really shines out in a film that ultimately feels like a thousand other police thrillers.
Sean McBride - Sean the Movie Guy
This ambitious rookie/jaded veteran template has become the new Hamlet. There's a conveyor belt of actors waiting to fill the roles. But as the lovable stoner comes back into fashion, I think Keanu Reeves should return to his roots.
Gina Carbone - Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine)
[R]elentlessly grim, relentlessly brutal, relentlessly cynical... [W]orks if you buy Reeves... as an unvarnishing mirror of exhausted but still thrashing 40ish Generation Xers...
MaryAnn Johanson - Flick Filosopher
It's never a good sign when a movie makes you laugh out loud at dialogue intended to be taken seriously.
Kam Williams - NewsBlaze
I'm a sucker for good shoot 'em up action in a flick but I am also a stickler for a good story. I got the former but not the latter.
Robin Clifford - Reeling Reviews
Feels like stuff left over from a random episode of CSI: Dirty Cop Division.
Scott Weinberg - Cinematical
Now that he is entering middle age and has packed on a few extra pounds ... I can buy Keanu Reeves as a haggard, broken down LAPD veteran ...
Greg Maki - Star-Democrat (Easton, MD)
On top of bad casting decisions, hackneyed dialogue and so much machismo it would make Mister Furley blush, the film loses sight of all the issues it brings up.
Kevin Carr - Film School Rejects
A B-level cop thriller with an A-list cast, Street Kings engages when taken on its own, trashy terms. But even at that, the film provokes unintentional laughter.
Carla Meyer - Sacramento Bee
By the gripping finale, it's clear that Street Kings is implausible in its practicalities, if not in its grand concept
Amy Nicholson - I.E. Weekly
Ayer keeps upping the ante, to the point where finally you go, "Okay, NOW this [stuff] they're doing is definitely unacceptable."
Luke Y. Thompson - OC Weekly
Street Kings, unlike the recent cop drama Gone Baby Gone, feels like it slid out of a police precinct file cabinet and slapped itself on a movie screen.
Larry Ratliff - San Antonio Express-News
The picture may feel more than a little familiar, but [director] Ayer knows how to cook up intense setpieces, and Reeves keeps getting better at the weary hero role he continually gravitates toward.
Rene Rodriguez - Miami Herald
Street Kings spends two hours unraveling a mystery that anyone with half a brain figured out mere minutes into the first act.
Brandon Fibbs - Colorado Springs Gazette
The potential match made in crime heaven has some admirably gritty action but suffers from first-degree obviousness and some bad dialogue that's especially painful when it comes out of Keanu Reeves.
Mark Rahner - Seattle Times
There's something to be said for being entertained for two hours (even if it's a guilty pleasure), something not a lot of 2008 movies have been able to pull off.
Brian Tallerico - The Deadbolt
Street Kings is buoyed by the spirit of Keanu Reeves, who never fails to astound, at least this critic, by being consistently better than he's given credit for and nearly always better than most of the films in which he appears.
Tim Cogshell - Boxoffice Magazine
Street Kings is a lean, energetic film that takes us through increasingly brutal scenes until it climaxes with a burst of violence so baroque and intense that you're not sure which part of the screen you're supposed to be looking at.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) - St. Paul Pioneer Press
I was halfway expecting Leslie Nielsen to make a cameo appearance as the coroner.
Bill Clark - FromTheBalcony
There's a lot to appreciate in Street Kings, a tight, propulsive action thriller, but there's one thing to marvel at, and that's James Ellroy's command of story.
Mick LaSalle - San Francisco Chronicle
...risible dialogue, obvious 'twists' and a bad Forrest Whitaker performance.
Laura Clifford - Reeling Reviews
What drags the film down, and in the end sinks it, is its unimaginatively complete grimness and cynicism.
Kurt Loder - MTV
The film makes the point that this is the only way to really save people from evil, so it can't very well expect us to spend the next 80 minutes watching him play by the rules.
Fred Topel - Can Magazine
Fans of Keanue Reeves and Forest Whitaker will appreciate Reeves' heavy screen time and Whitaker's performance, but both actors deserve material that doesn't leave the viewer queasy and in need of a long shower.
Tyler Hanley - Palo Alto Weekly
Disposable crime flick.
Dennis Schwartz - Ozus' World Movie Reviews
...observes many of the conventions of corrupt-cop movies...
Jim Lane - Sacramento News & Review
[James Ellroy] writes Calvinist screeds against sin; filmmakers turn them into shoot-em-up thrillers.
Stephen Whitty - Newark Star-Ledger
Like so many thrillers with crooked moral backbones, Street Kings glamourizes the very behaviour it's condemning, lest audiences get bored by too much talk and not enough killing.
Kevin Williamson - Jam! Movies
Hey, Hollywood: When somebody dreams up a dumb idea, you're allowed to say 'no.'
Shawn Levy - Oregonian
It would be easier to take as gory, lowdown fun if it weren't giving you the third degree in more ways than one.
Michael Sragow - Baltimore Sun
Just another dumb shoot 'em up.
Boo Allen - Denton Record Chronicle (TX)
...a decent enough police drama... If only we hadn't seen it so many times before... in better movies than this.
Daniel M. Kimmel - Worcester Telegram & Gazette
The James Ellroy that I know and admire wouldn't concoct a storyline that is so crashingly obvious that virtually every member of the audience will have sussed out who is at the bottom of the conspiracy at least an hour before it finally dawns on our hero
Peter Sobczynski - eFilmCritic.com
Everything that worked brilliantly in L.A. Confidential and Dark Blue falls flat here.
Maitland McDonagh - TV Guide's Movie Guide
Scott A. Mantz - Scott Mantz' Movie Reviews
While it is not quite of the same caliber as L. A. Confidential and Dark Blue, it works well enough as a standard meat-and-potatoes example of its genre.
Peter T. Chattaway - Christianity Today
Ayer continues to milk his street cred for writing Training Day, this time adapting a James Ellroy story into a grimy copy of Ellroy's L.A. Confidential.
Sean Means - Salt Lake Tribune
The Keanu Reeves cop movie Street Kings is a viscerally compelling but thematically confused mess of an action noir that plumbs new depths of cynicism about contemporary American life in general and the Los Angeles Police Department in particular.
William Arnold - Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The charisma of its cast should be included amid its bloody body count. It's hard to know what anyone saw in this particular dirty-cop tale co-written by James Ellroy. It's not "The Black Dahlia." It's "The Black Duh-lia.
Nick Rogers - State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL)
Just a lot of huffing and puffing ... and nothing blows you away.
Robert W. Butler - Kansas City Star
It does provide a compelling, edgy ride around the underbelly of life, worth the trip to bask in the tough-guy bloodshed and bullet-riddled nightlife of Los Angeles.
Brian Orndorf - BrianOrndorf.com
Laid-back actor Reeves is thoroughly unconvincing, and so is the film as a direct result.
Jeff Vice - Deseret News, Salt Lake City
The film is undone by a story that manages to be both implausible and overly familiar. We've seen all of this before -- and we didn't buy it then, either.
Eric D. Snider - EricDSnider.com
David Ayer, who wrote Training Day, directs with enough flash to keep the action crisp and nasty. But he can't swagger his way through Ellroy's swampy storyline, which traps its characters in cynicism and amorality.
Rafer Guzman - Newsday
[The] screenwriters have no time for subtlety, assaulting the ear with an arsenal of dull tough-guy dialogue as the male characters take turns mowing down each other's manhood and delivering hard-boiled pseudoknowledge about the nature of evil.
Tim Grierson - City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul
Street Kings doesn't stack up against Ayer's earlier works, but for basic thrills and grand-scale dramatics, it's thoroughly involving.
David Cornelius - eFilmCritic.com
Ranging from pretty preposterous to laughably bad, Street Kings is a silly and sappy melodrama that plays like an unintentional parody of old crime shows.
Steve Rhodes - Internet Reviews
Among dirty-cop actioners...hardly royalty; despite the title, it's more like a pretender to the throne. But like Reeves's Ludlow, it gets the job done.
Frank Swietek - One Guy's Opinion
James Ellroy's satisfyingly solid and complex story makes a powerful structure for David Ayer's film of corrupt cops and their milieu, with the violence balanced by characterisation
Urban Cinefile Critics - Urban Cinefile
If you can get past Keanu as a tough guy and you're an action fan, you'll appreciate the lurid grandeur of the hard-charging Street Kings.
Gary Thompson - Philadelphia Daily News
Fast-moving and gritty and more interested in bullet-riddled genre conventions than the fear and danger that pushes honest people over the edge.
Matt Pais - Metromix.com
Working from an original story by [James] Ellroy, [David] Ayer's overwrought Kings splashes around in the slop, but its conclusions seem a little rote from these two, who have both expressed their bottomless cynicism more effectively in the past.
Scott Tobias - AV Club
"A wearying exercise in manufactured grittiness."
Brent Simon - ReelzChannel.com
Street Kings wastes a better than expected turn by Keanu Reeves. That means he never says the word 'dude' or breaks into a mean air guitar riff.
Christian Toto - Washington Times
A police thriller that's desperate to be gritty, Street Kings boasts a protagonist so dumb it takes him an hour of screen time to realize a 'plot twist' we assumed was a given.
Hank Sartin - Time Out New York
Despite only sharing credit as a co-writer, the story has Ellroy's fingerprints all over it and those familiar smudges become a detriment to an otherwise well-made film by director David Ayer.
Erik Childress - eFilmCritic.com
This film has Eric Roberts and Don 'The Dragon' Wilson straight-to-DVD written all over it.
Danny Minton - Beaumont Journal
a familiar story of corrupt cops running amok, but it never rises above the obvious.
Willie Waffle - WaffleMovies.com
It's a story that has been played out more times than can be counted and is none too fresh on this go-round. Street Kings simply brings nothing new to the 'bad cop' subgenre.
Dustin Putman - DustinPutman.com
"Street Kings" is a like a Cliff's Notes version of Training Day not that Training Day was any special challenge to the mental muscle. Corruption is bad, we get it.
Nell Minow - Beliefnet
...Street Kings ultimately comes off as an irrisistible throwback to the unapologetically over-the-top actioners of the 1980s.
David Nusair - Reel Film Reviews
..a slam-bang, violent, profane, non-stop action police thriller.
Tony Medley - tonymedley.com
For Street Kings, being an above-average example of an overused idea is not necessarily a bad thing.
Bill Gibron - Filmcritic.com
Street Kings proves to be as standard-issue as much of the gear assigned to real police officers ... and this familiarity often numbs the picture's effectiveness.
Matt Brunson - Creative Loafing
Street Kings has a brisk pace and performers who look as though they wish they had brighter things to say.
Harvey S. Karten - Compuserve
It will feel mighty familiar to anybody who saw Ayer and Ellroy's previous collaboration, Dark Blue, as this is --almost beat for beat-- the exact same story.
Sean Burns - Philadelphia Weekly
The film is mainly a showcase for shouting.
Alonso Duralde - MSNBC
If you completely ignore the fact it's ludicrous and the twists are spelled out hours in advance, then it's not a total waste of time.
Rebecca Murray - About.com
If only Street Kings' director, David Ayers, and screenwriter, James Ellroy, had the wit to complement Keanu's ingenuity; instead, Street Kings unintentionally provokes laughter.
Armond White - New York Press
Street Kings isn't a bad movie, it's just that it's not a very new one.
Joshua Tyler - CinemaBlend.com
Surely two decades of TV's post-Bochco dirty-cop dramas have removed this kind of potboiler not only from claims of artiness, but from expectations of being taken seriously.
Bill Weber - Slant Magazine
A combination of implausible plot-points, and the miscasting of television's Hugh Laurie as Internal Affairs chief Captain Biggs, hampers a convoluted crime thriller that is nonetheless entertaining for its grotesque action sequences.
Cole Smithey - ColeSmithey.com
A disappointingly routine policier, a genre item in which the only "new" element is the degree of corruption and cynicism.
Emanuel Levy - EmanuelLevy.Com
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PBA Spare Shots: PBA Offers Fans Free Trial Days to Experience Xtra Frame on October 30, November 8
Bowling fans around the world will have two opportunities to experience PBA's Xtra Frame online bowling coverage at no cost in the days ahead. PBA Hall of Famer Randy Pedersen will lead the Xtra Frame crew in calling the action and providing insights that are not available through any other media outle...
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The 60-lane South Point Bowling Plaza will host the second annual PBA Fall Classic Oct. 28-Nov. 1 which will put PBA Tour players to the test in two different disciplines – individual and five-player team competition. Seven-time Professional Bowlers Association Tour winner and defending champion Ryan ...
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GULF SHORES, Ala. -- For the last few weeks spring-breakers have trickled into town, bundled in sweatshirts and commingled with the last of the snowbirds.
But spring-break season along Alabama's beaches begins in earnest today when students from the University of Alabama, Auburn University and Mississippi State University begin weeklong recesses.
"Advance reservations for late spring and early summer are strong and every indication is things are going to go well," said Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft. "Everyone is optimistic that it will be a better year than last year."
The number of spring visitors, condo and hotel stays and spending have dipped steadily the last years after peaking in 2007 when 275,000 vacationed on Baldwin County's beaches and left about $122 million in local tills, according to Alabama Gulf Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau data. Last spring, 260,000 visited the beach and spent $105.5 million during March, April and May, the data show.
"So far this year, we're up over last year," said the Visitors Bureau's Mike Foster. "I know people think it's a little slow but when you look at the numbers we're up ever so slightly and that bodes well going into spring break."
Because Baldwin County's beaches have always been a bigger draw for families than the college crowd, spring business will likely hit its stride the week of April 10-18 when public schools in Baldwin and Mobile counties and several other Alabama districts recess, Foster said.
That week concludes the spring-break season, but beach businesses are expecting a pair of big weekends before Memorial Day that they haven't had in past years, Foster said. The popular Athens, Ga.-based jam band Widespread Panic plays two nights at The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach on May 7 and 8. And The Hangout Beach, Music & Arts Festival is expected to draw daily crowds of more than 30,000 to Gulf Shores' public beach the following weekend.
On Dauphin Island, damage incurred in November's Tropical Storm Ida have been repaired at the West End public beach and vendors should be set up there to sell food and rent chairs and umbrellas this weekend, said Mayor Jeff Collier, who expects a small spring break crowd.
"I think everyone's ready," Collier said Friday. "It's not been a good winter and everyone's excited now that the sun's come out."


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|1 March 1999 by Television Corporation of Singapore
12 February 2001 as Channel NewsAsia
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|576i 16:9 SDTV
1080i 16:9 HDTV
|Providing Asian Perspectives (before 21 January 2013)
Understand Asia
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|Around Asia
|Caldecott Broadcast Centre
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|Television Corporation of Singapore
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|Mediacorp — Analogue (Singapore)
|Channel 32 (UHF 559.25 MHz)
|Mediacorp — Digital (DVB-T)
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|Channel 33 (UHF 570MHz) (LCN 06)[1]
|AsiaSat 7
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|Indovision (Indonesia)
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|Tata Sky (India)
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|TVB Network Vision (Hong Kong)
|Channel 90
|Cignal Digital TV (Philippines)
|Channel 45
|K+ (Vietnam)
|Channel 119
|StarHub TV (Singapore)
|Channel 106 (SD)
Channel 184 (HD)
|Mediacorp (via SCTV socket) Singapore
|Channel 30 (UHF 543.25 MHz)
|SkyCable (Philippines)
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Channel NewsAsia (abbreviated CNA) is a Singaporean English language Asian cable television news agency and news channel established by Mediacorp on 1 March 1999. Positioned to "Understand Asia", it reports on global developments with Asian perspectives. Channel NewsAsia brings viewers not only the latest news but also the stories behind the headlines. Based in Singapore, it has correspondents in major Asian cities and key Western ones, including New York City, Sydney, London and Dubai.
Channel NewsAsia (International), was launched in September 2000. It is now viewed in 25 territories across Asia with its satellite footprint stretching across the Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia and Australia.
Channel NewsAsia's other key business is the production of news and current affairs content in four languages, English, Malay, Mandarin Chinese and Tamil. This content is produced for Mediacorp's television and online platforms, such as mass entertainment Channels 5, 8, U, Suria and Vasantham. MediaCorp is Singapore's leading media company with the most complete range of platforms, spanning television, radio, newspapers, magazines, movies, digital and out-of-home media.
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By Amy Cherry 2:30pm, August 20, 2013The state Department of Education gives grants to more than a dozen schools and districts for innovation in the classroom.
WDEL's Amy Cherry reports.
Nearly $1.5 million will go to 14 schools and districts.
Among the winning programs, bullying prevention at H. duPont Middle School, a one to one iPad ratio in Laurel School District with i-Impact.
State Education Secretary Mark Murphy says technology like that really aids a teacher in a classroom of 25.
"You are able to engage five or six or seven kids in a really targeted set of instructions for their need, while maybe you are working with another five, six or seven in an individualized group," he explains.
Murphy says they're not just handing out money and walking away.
"We give funding to people who we think are going to do great work for kids, and then we make a real commitment to learn from it, and frankly, hold ourselves accountable to outcomes," says Murphy.
Murphy says his office will be tasked with sharing these programs statewide and tracking their results.
"What is happening for kids, what's happening for educators. Is this working for children? Is this making a difference?" Those are all questions Murphy will seek to get answered.
Other award winning programs include:
$600,000 split between Brandywine, Indian River, NCCo Vo-Tech and Colonial school districts for personalized learning opportunities that include online classes and dual enrollment opportunities.
Stanton Middle School will get $45,000 for a trauma-informed system of care that includes training teachers in social competence, compassion and resiliency. The money will also fund universal screening for behavioral deficits and targeted intervention planning for all students.
SAT prep programs in Red Clay will get $70,500 along with the astronomy program at A.i. duPont middle and high schools getting $39,000.
Cape Henlopen School District will get $48,000 to bridge the gap through blended digital learning with a focus on fifth grade.
Extracurriculars like LEGO Robotics, Science Olympiad, poetry, Spanish and agriculture at Warner Elementary School in Red Clay will get $29,000.
Other winners have developed innovative initiatives centering around the state's implementation of the Common Core standards.
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Transport to Hjørring and the surrounding area
How to get to the area of Hjørring?
By road the area is easily accessible and is served by Motorway E39. If you wish to travel by public transport it is easy to travel to and from Hjørring and the surrounding area.
For more information on transport options please see below.
Trains and Buses
DSB offers train services to Hjørring, Sindal and Tolne. Tickets can be bought from an automatic ticket machine.
DSB - ticket sales and seat reservations: Tel: (+45) 7013 1415 - www.dsb.dk - www.rejseplanen.dk
Nordjyllands Trafikselskab (The transport service organisation of Northern Jutland): Timetables, X bus, night bus, light rail, trains and much more.
Here you will find all the information, you need to travel by bus or train in the area. Tel: +45 9811 1111 - www.nordjyllandstrafikselskab.dk.
Summer bus only: "Skagerakkeren" Skagen-Blokhus via Hjørring and Fårup Sommerland. For more information please visit: www.nordjyllandstrafikselskab.dk.
The local town busses in Hjørring will easily take you around town.
Tourist Coach hire: Hjørring Turistfart, Fanøvej 12, 9800 Hjørring. Tel: +45 9892 8646 - www.hjoerring-turistfart.dk
Ferry routes
Frederikshavn-Gothenburg, Frederikshavn-Oslo, Hirtshals-Kristiansand, Hirtshals-Stavanger, Hirtshals-Bergen, Hirtshals-Larvik, Hirtshals-Langesund, Hirtshals-Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
Airports / Flights
Aalborg Airport. All-year flights to Copenhagen, London, Oslo, Stockholm and Amsterdam. More flights are available during the summer month - www.aal.dk
Hjørring Citybike
Grab a city bike, whenever you want and get around in the area easily. The city bikes will be released form the parking racks by depositing a 20-kroner coin. The coin will be returned, when the bike is returned to any parking rack in the town. It is an eco-friendly and free way to get around in the town. The bikes are provided with a map of all the parking racks in the town.


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There's something about GAME stores that is massively off putting. Layout, design, decor, prices, staff, who knows, but I never feel comfortable in their stores. Added to the fact that they single handedly moved in a put out of business every single indie games shop in almost every town across the UK, its karma I guess.
I've known scores of superb indie shops over the years where you got to know the owners, had a real relationship with them and enjoyed not only visiting the store but giving them all your business. Knowing that you are supporting an individual or a small collective of individuals that share a common interest is a wonderful feeling. That kind of loyalty cannot be given to chain stores as you know your business means nothing to them other than a number on a sheet.
I know indie games shops are gone and will never return, but I blame GAME for their demise and have personally made a point of not buying from them for many years.
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Yun-Fat Chow
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|100% The Killer(1989)
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|May 18, 1955
|Lamma Island, Hong Kong
|One of the most instantly recognizable faces in Asia, Chow Yun-Fat is an actor of phenomenal renown and popularity. An icon of the action genre thanks to his numerous collaborations with Hong Kong directors John Woo and Ringo Lam, Chow gained fame playing the killer with a soul (and two large guns)…
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Han, Myung-Ja; Cole, Timothy W.; Weathers, William; Joyner, Eric (2013)The linked open data (LOD) offers a potential foundation for innovative user services and the wider dissemination of bibliographic metadata. This talk highlights the practical utility of the Semantic Web of library metadata ...
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Cole, Timothy W.; Norman, Michael; Lampron, Patricia; Weathers, William; Stein, Ayla; Sarol, M. Janina; Han, Myung-Ja (2014)The Library has made ~5.5 million catalog records with associated holdings available for bulk download in multiple formats. This poster reports on the workflows developed, the serializations employed (and the mappings ...
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Cole, Timothy W.; Norman, Michael; Lampron, Patricia; Weathers, William; Stein, Ayla; Sarol, Janina M.; Han, Myung-Ja (Dublin Core Metadata Initiative, 2014-10-08)Best practices abstract text and poster image. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) Library has shared 5.5 million bibliographic catalog records. As released these include detailed information about ...
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Metadata for Special Collections in CONTENTdm: How to Improve Interoperability of Unique Fields Through OAI-PMH Han, Myung-Ja; Cho, Christine; Cole, Timothy W.; Jackson, Amy S. (Taylor & Francis Group, 2009-12)Collection curators develop locally defined unique fields to support local requirements. As per the guidelines of the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH), Simple Dublin Core is the minimum ...
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Stvilia, Besiki; Gasser, Les; Twidale, Michael B.; Shreeves, Sarah L.; Cole, Timothy W. (2004-11-06)This paper presents early results from our empirical studies of metadata quality in large corpuses of metadata harvested under Open Archives Initiative (OAI) protocols. Along with some discussion of why and how metadata ...
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Cole, Timothy W.; Jett, Jacob; Habing, Thomas G. (2013)This poster describes results from multi-institutional, Mellon-funded research modeling scholarly annotations in a Web and Resource centric manner using RDF. The examination of granularity, multiplicity, interoperability, ...
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Mischo, William H.; Cole, Timothy W. (Graduate School of Library Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000)The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) was one of six sites awarded a four-year federally funded grant in 1994 under the first phase of the Digital Library Initiative (DLI). The DLI grants, jointly funded by ...
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Cole, Timothy W.; Mischo, William H.; Palmer, Carole L.; Twidale, Michael B.; Bennett, Nuala A. (2002)The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign proposes to design, implement, and research a collection-level registry and item-level metadata repository service that will aggregate information about digital collections ...
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Habing, Thomas G.; Cordial, Matthew; Eke, Janet; Mischo, William H.; Cole, Timothy W. (2007-01-24)
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Cole, Timothy W.; Shreeves, Sarah L. (Emerald, 2004)In the fall of 2002 the University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign received a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to implement a collection registry and item-level metadata repository for ...
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Green, Harriett E.; Cole, Timothy W.; Han, Myung-Ja; Wade, Mara R. (2014)This talk will present preliminary findings on a user study of Emblematica Online, an NEH-funded digital humanities project to build a multi-institutional archive of digitized Renaissance emblem books. The presentation ...
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Shreeves, Sarah L.; Kirkham, Christine; Kaczmarek, Joanne S.; Cole, Timothy W. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2003)The Open Archives Initiative (OAI) Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (PMH) facilitates efficient interoperability between digital collections, in particular by enabling service providers to construct, with relatively modest ...
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Made for my son's 3rd birthday. He's obsessed with the movie Cars and for some reason, Chick Hicks is his absolute favorite. He was disappointed I didn't put all the stickers on... oh well. lol. Carved from a 13x9 and 8x8 cakes. All buttercream with FBCT logos and black fondant accents.
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