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Cape Town's Mandela landmarks
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orphanedhanyou Says:
hope they surprise us all!
OhLuna Says:
I hope they pick something sophisticated, but not necessarily predictable.
sarahmezz Says:
My tips for the record: Victoria Elizabeth Mary or George Arthur Philip Charles. Second choice for a girl would be Alice Victoria Mary.
Kim W Says:
I confess that I would be disappointed by Alexandra or Charlotte. They are so popular around here, they bore me a little bit. Keeping my fingers crossed for Mary, Alice, (or my favorite long shot, Frances!). George, Arthur, and Louis are my favorites for a boy.
Ribidit Says:
Elisabeth Alexandra
monrose15 Says:
I also thought they might use Frances/Francesca for one of the mn as it was Diana's.
The Duchess father's mn is Francis.
charlieandperry1 Says:
I've been a royalty nerd since I was little! I'd bet on a Princess Alice, Charlotte or Alexandra and a Prince George, Frederick or maaaaybe Arthur. And maaaaybe Eleanor or Victoria! In all probability it won't happen, but I'd love a Princess Matilda, Prince John or Prince Richard!
@sarahmezz George Arthur Philip Charles is Prince Charles' name backwards! I know some think that these classic names are too boring, but repeating his name entirely would be incredibly so!
romanticism Says:
I'm hoping for a Princess Alice or a Prince Louis, either would be divine! I know Eleanor is currently 12/1 in the betting but I rather selfishly hope they don't choose that! It's my favourite name and currently sitting around top 50 in the UK (I think) so I don't really want it to climb any higher!
arunciblespoon Says:
Alice would be lovely and I confess I'd love to see a future King Arthur. I'd like to see a sophisticated, elegant choice but not necessarily an expected name like Victoria or Elizabeth. Iris would be an intriguing choice.
alicevictorious Says:
I feel like there's a good chance a girl would have my name (plus a few extra middles) which is quite exciting
I'm Alice Victoria.
My guess would be Alice Elizabeth Diana Victoria or George Arthur Philip Charles.
livia Says:
I love the idea of a little princess Alexandra, Charlotte, Victoria or Alice – or Prince George, Arthur or Louis!
How about another Queen Eleanor?
spotlightstarlit Says:
I'm guessing a girl named Elizabeth Diana Alice Charlotte. For a boy I do like the idea of George, but can't hazard a guess about a a full name.
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My favorite for a boy is George, and I think that's the most likely choice. I would imagine Arthur and Philip being middles. Philip as a first would be quite handsome, as would Arthur (this would actually rock) or Alexander.
For a girl, my favorites are Alice and Eleanor. I think Victoria is the most likely choice, though. Hopefully, they'll surprise me. Alexandra would be lovely, though. Charlotte would be blah. I imagine Elizabeth will be a middle. Margaret would be a nice possibility for a first or middle.
katybug Says:
I'm really hoping for Princess Mary or Alice, or Prince George or Louis. As for middles, I could see them using Frances, Elizabeth and Charlotte (in some combination), and Albert, Charles and Philip
Star_Girl Says:
I'd have to say Victoria Alice for the girl, or Elizabeth Alice Victoria. For the boy, I'd have to say William Arthur.
lemon Says:
I just can't imagine Elizabeth or Victoria being used as first names – too much history. Diana, agreed, is very unlikely as a first name, though Frances could be a dark horse despite its lack of royal precedence (at least for females). Charlotte seems likely, but with Charles two ahead of her as monarch, I just am not sure on that one. Caroline, perhaps?
My guess for a girl is Alexandra. I think within the middle name we will see Elizabeth, Charlotte or Caroline, Diana or Frances, Mary, and potentially Catherine. I'll go with Alexandra Mary Diana Charlotte Elizabeth for flow's sake, but I'd say the list of honoring importance is Queen Elizabeth, Princess Diana, and then anybody else, so, Alexandra Elizabeth Diana Frances Mary?
A boy's first name would not be William, Charles, Philip – could be George, although there have been a couple in recent history. Edward seems fairly unlikely, too. As does Henry, because of Prince Harry, though Henry feels like a name they'd use. As does James, but there are too many close James' to use that as a first name, I think.
My guess for a boy is Louis. And I'm not too confident in that. Louis Charles Edward Philip George? Or maybe Frederick, though neither sounds particularly "Will and Kate" to me, whatever that means. Maybe they'll pull from their Russian relatives and use Nicholas or even Alexander! I could see that. Nicholas Charles William Edward George or Alexander Charles Edward William George.
BerryBry Says:
Diana's middle name is Frances so that could be used to honour her instead. Having searched their family tree, some others I'd guess would be:
Matilda *
Edgar/ Edmund/ Edward *
Eleanor *
Anthony *
Louise *
Peter *
I put a star by the ones I'm hoping for!
My guesses are:
Alexandra Eleanor Matilda Frances Windsor
Edward James Anthony Albert Windsor
ruolan Says:
I'm thinking Anne Victoria Frances Margaret and Philip William Arthur Frederick. A little convention with a little unexpectedness as they tend to be.
jjayx Says:
Alexandra is what my money is on, if it's a girl, with dedications in some way to Diana, The Queen and possibly Kate's mother Carole too. Alexandra has the traditional element to it but hasn't been used so much in recent times for the royals as a first, predominant name. Charlotte is a nice option too.
If it's a boy there will be some reference to their – William and Kate's – fathers, Charles and Michael, but I can't think they'd be the first name. Kate may want to reference her brother too, James, which would a nice first name but I, again, doubt it would be used as such. George and Arthur are both strong names, and again traditional. Both my top choices for the baby if its a boy.
Boy or girl, good luck to what's bound to be a beautiful family!
Honeylove Says:
Would Lillybeth – Lilbeth (Lil'beth) – LizBeth … or some sort of combo in this neck of the woods be too rediculous?
My "personal preference" is pretty neutral – certainly nothing to do with the above. (I kinda like Charlotte…..or Elizabeth -Dianna-Charlotte-Carole….)
I've just heard (a lot) that Wills & KAte seem to like to be able to abbreviate names – Charlotte could easily be Lottie, or even Charlie – hey – even Prince Harry sounded a bit "out there" to me …. at the very, very beginning!!)
It's the abbreviation that makes me think of the Lil'Beth sort of think.
BTW – what do you think the domain "HRHPrincessAlexandraofCambridge.com" – or the likes – would be worth ?!?!? LOL!
charlieandperry1 Says:
@Honeylove Yes, Lilbeth & co are very definitely ridiculous, especially anything with an apostrophe or a random capital letter in it! I am very sure they will pick something traditional. If they do love abbreviated forms of names (like the RF have in the past- Vicky, Eddy, Bertie, Lilibet, Harry etc) then they'll choose a longer form and use the nickname in private.
I think 4 given names is the most likely. Carole won't make an appearance- it's a dated, frumpy name and they'd likely honour her in other ways (Charlotte, or perhaps Caroline). Louis is too French! Perhaps as a middle. Edward and Henry are probably out due to close family members with the names. Highly doubt Philip will be a FN. Diana probably won't be seen due to the controversy surrounding her and the RF, but Frances/Francis are good bets.
I keep trying and failing to come up with combos! I think Wills & Kate may surprise us in the middles but will probs stick to tradition for the firsts.
alphabetdem Says:
I would looooove a little Arthur if it's a boy!
But something tells me it's a girl. I would love to see a Victoria– and I love the suggestion above of Eleanor.
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Mcdonak1 Says:
I'm holding out for Alice or Adelaide for a girl. Arthur would be fun for a boy, but I think it will be George.
Nyx Says:
Out of the ones listed, I'd love seeing them go for something like (feminine) Victoria or (masculine) Philip or Arthur. However, I'm kind of hoping that they break out of the box somewhat and choose something like (feminine) Agnes or Harriet or (masculine) Amos or Basil… classic names, but ones that aren't as common today… names with a great history, but a funky feel… names that aren't (or at least not often, if they are) found on their family trees… names that no one will expect, but that many will then give some second thoughts to
I'm not saying that it should be one of the above, just giving some examples… also, I know that it's about as likely as a snowstorm happening the same day Kate gives birth
benjamelissa Says:
Alice Elizabeth or George Edward
jame1881 Says:
Chesterfield? That's really in the running? Yay! I hope they at least put it in the middle, because I love the name Chester and I want people to stop associating it with prison.
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Finuneby Says:
My black horse bet is on Florence for a girl. I just have a feeling about it. I think it has enough history behind it to make it legit. It's both a conservative and surprising pick, which I think will fit what they are looking for in a name. Mary is my second thought, although I could also see Adelaide.
sarahmezz Says:
God lord, I can finally moment on the blogs! @charlieandperry – I know it's Charles's name backwards! I guess my point is that whatever name they choose, it'll be exceedingly boring!
sarahmezz Says:
@finuneby – Regarding Florence, Prime Minister David Cameron recently had a baby daughter named Florence, so I'd say its unlikely.
charlieandperry1 Says:
Classic names are boring? Wow.
I think the issue with Florence is that it's got no history of use with major royals, rather than that it's been used by the PM. This kid will one day be the monarch- I highly doubt they're going to stray too far off the beaten path. And If William & Kate were to rule out every name used by the extended family/politicians/friends/nobility etc, then we'd be looking at something like Jayden Waynetta Chardonnay Qween. Would that be interesting enough for you, @sarahmezz?
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I just hope that SF survives.
There is no Hope. Haven't you read enough science fiction to know by now that humanity is doomed. :)
Have a good day, while you still have a full day to enjoy.
How about this for a topic. If politicians read more Scifi would they do better at their jobs? :)
No it's hopeless.
Now this is interesting:
In this new book, Noga Applebaum surveys science fiction novels published for children and young adults from 1980 to the present, exposing the anti-technological bias existing within a genre often associated with the celebration of technology.
SF is more than just a genre that responds, knee-jerk fashion, to the issues of the day... though it has obviously been known to do that. SF also looks at the Big Picture, the long-term view, which tends to smooth out the bumps and valleys created by changing political views and leadership.
The American government has made little progress towards obvious changes, pro or con, primarily due to its own inherent contentiousness. We are still in an era where big business overtly controls government, or minimizes government's ability to adversely impact big business, and the people accept bread and circuses to avoid making waves.
These trends have been influencing (American) SF heavily in the past few decades. I think we need to see changes to that logjam, in order to give writers a reason to see something different on the horizon.
But don't forget: A lot of SF is built around what sells, and scary dystopias have proven to be much more popular book-sellers than utopian lit.
SF doesn't do anything. You are anthropomorphizing the literature.
The sf WRITER reacts and responds to the environment if that what s/he wants to do. S/he may be totally out of touch and the story may have nothing to do with reality.
Consider Bujold's Cryoburn. She has corporations packaging and reselling contracts on people in cryogenic storage even though some of them are dead. But most people don't know that. So it is obviously similar to the packaging and selling of sub-prime mortgages. But I have not seen anyone make that comparison about the story.
But it is the writer not the SF that is responsible.
Lots of SF has nothing to say about anything.
Like the Flinx series by Alan Dean Foster is entertaining but it does not really have anything to say about anything.
I'm finally starting to see what Hope is doing for Science Fiction.
Sales of 1984 are way up.


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BeWelcome switches to OpenStreetMap
20 December 2012, Rennes, France - On Friday, 14 December, worldwide hospitality exchange network BeWelcome released a major update to their website www.bewelcome.org, dropping Google Maps as default map provider in favor of free and open source OpenStreetMap.
BeWelcome decided to make the switch because thanks to thousands of individual contributors OpenStreetMap mapping material has greatly improved over the last years, and because implementation through third party services has become painless.
With this step volunteer-run BeWelcome also underlines its strong non-profit values - in a time where internet-based "peer-to-peer hospitality" communities are subject to increasing commercialization by venture capitalists.
Why OpenStreetMap?
When BeWelcome was launched in 2007 all mapping features were implemented using Google Maps, the only free up-to-date maps with search and embedding capabilities available back then. Over time, and also with contributions by BeWelcome members themselves, the free alternative OpenStreetMap (OSM) matured and other websites switched over from proprietary services. In some parts of Russia or Bosnia for example OSM even offers more detailed maps than commercial alternatives.
So when BeWelcome was approached by an OSM spokesperson in Germany earlier this year, the topic was discussed in the community and the switch was made a priority, additionally fueled by the fact that Google introduced a pricing model and ads for its maps service.
A few weeks later one BeWelcome software developer presented an almost complete integration of OSM based on the free Cloudmade/Leaflet API. His work was then extended by a team, recently included in the main development environment and finally launched to the live website.
"With the switch we are getting closer to becoming completely independent from using commercial services. I am convinced that our users will appreciate our commitment to privacy and non-profit projects." says founding member and active volunteer Matthias Hess.
Meinhard Benn, technical coordinator and programmer at BeWelcome notes: "OpenStreetMap is all about people and their passion for sharing, just like us. So it's a perfect match." He adds: "Google Maps will remain an optional layer for the time being, but depending on user feedback we will either ditch it completely or at least allow users to choose alternative commercial map providers to have less of a mono-culture."
Frank Van Den Block, chairman of BeWelcome's legal body BeVolunteer confirms: "The switch to OSM is a logical next step in the evolution of BeWelcome. Nothing beats a map created by thousands of individuals and constantly updated by dedicated volunteers. Open Source means freedom, and that is something we can never have enough of."
Links and contact
BeWelcome website: www.bewelcome.org
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About BeWelcome
BeWelcome is a hospitality exchange network - a worldwide community that lets you share your home or a place to stay for a few nights, make new friends from different cultures and help others on their way. In contrast to similar commercial networks, BeWelcome is a registered non-profit that places value on open source and contributions made by their members. BeWelcome has created a legal and organizational framework which ensures that it will always remain non-profit, open and free. Every member is encouraged to help guide the community, participate in core decision-making and contribute to the development of the website.
Thanks to the hard work of an expanding team of contributors, BeWelcome has grown from a small project with a handful of members in 2007 into a vibrant and enthusiastic community. Its membership base has more than doubled in 2012, now comprising 30,000 registered hosts and travelers. It is an organic self-managed organization without the need for investors, stockholders or venture capital. Everyone passionate about alternative travel, cultural exchange, making new friends, and sharing experiences with like-minded people in every corner of the world will feel right at home in the BeWelcome community. BeWelcome plans to continuously improve its service and innovate new ways of serving its cause.
About OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap (OSM) is a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. Two major driving forces behind the establishment and growth of OSM have been restrictions on use or availability of map information across much of the world and the advent of inexpensive portable satellite navigation devices.
Founded by Steve Coast in 2004, it was inspired by the success of Wikipedia and preponderance of proprietary map data in the UK and elsewhere. Since then, it has grown to over 900,000 contributors, who collect data with GPS devices, aerial photography, and other free sources. This crowdsourced data is then made available under the Open Database License. The site is supported by the OpenStreetMap Foundation, a non-profit organization registered in England. (Source: Wikipedia)
Switch to OpenStreetMap and bug fixes released
Hello everyone,
it has long been in the making, a bit more than two months, but we hope this was worth the wait:
- Complete overhaul of all maps - we are now using free and open source OpenStreetMap as our default map, with the option to switch back to a Google Maps view
- Many, many bug fixes in map and city searches along the way
- Group membership management improvements
There are a few more smaller changes and improvements. Read more details in the complete changelog, if you are interested.
With this release we are taking another step towards supporting the non-profit world by including work from other volunteer-run projects into our site. We feel this is worth a press release, which will be sent out shortly. Stay tuned.
Thanks fly out to abyssin, beatnickgr, crumbking, lantti, James_Oder_Dave, jsfan, mahoun200000, matthias, midsch, pablobd, sanderr, shevek and toub for making this release possible by testing, commenting and contributing code. We would also like to thank Cloudmade for supplying their fantastic free API service to embed OpenStreetMap material into any website.
Let us know what you think about these changes in the comments below!
May non-profit hospitality exchange prevail! :)
Simplified sign up, and other fixes released
Hello hosts and travellers,
after just 3 months since the last software release ;) we are proud to present the following improvements:
- Sign up now without residence address and without volunteer approval
- Sign up with names containing special characters now possible (i.e. Chinese, Turkish or Cyrillic)
- Result list of map search now displaying more active users first
- Fixed gallery picture upload
- Improved database performance
- Banned profiles not accessible any longer
- Fixed translation and CSS for quick search button on personal start page
There are a few more changes and plenty of technical details in the complete changelog.
The simplified sign up is a pretty big change for improving our new user's privacy. Existing users can now remove their address data as well of course. The location (city) set via the map however remains mandatory. How else could travelling members find you otherwise? :)
Thanks to crumbking, jsfan, mahouni200000, matthias, sitarane, tobixen and toub for helping with this release by contributing code, bug reporting, commenting and testing.
Enjoy the summer, or winter if you are down-under somewhere.. May non-profit hospitality exchange prevail! :)


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A newly instated patent law discriminates against academics and small biotechs.
Bias in preclinical research; medical marijuana for kids; a swath of microbial genomes; plastic ocean habitats; rethinking scientific evaluation
Researchers analyze smoke generated during surgical tumor removal to distinguish healthy and diseased tissues in real time.
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Summary (Identities & Issues in Literature)
Much of "Pale Horse, Pale Rider" is autobiographical; the story recalls an event from Katherine Anne Porter's life. During World War I, Porter worked as a reporter in Denver. There she met and fell in love with a lieutenant. She then contracted influenza during the epidemic and nearly died. "Pale Horse, Pale Rider" is her attempt to record that experience.
"Pale Horse, Pale Rider" begins with a dream sequence about the story's central concern: death. Miranda, Porter's autobiographical heroine, dreams of being pursued by death. Miranda, however, awakes to a world that is as terrifying as her nightmare. World War I is raging, and an influenza epidemic is sweeping the country. Added to this trauma is the stress of her job. As a drama critic for the local newspaper, Miranda must attend plays and vaudeville shows; she must also face performers she has panned. The only stable component of Miranda's life is Adam Barclay, the young officer with whom she has fallen in love.
Miranda's relationship with Adam, however, is intense rather than calming. Miranda and Adam know that Adam, who is waiting for his orders to go to war, may not return. Although both know this, neither will acknowledge the possibility to the other. By not talking about the possibility of Adam being killed in the war, both seek to deny the possibility. Their mutual denial makes their encounters frantic and desperate.
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The story begins in a first-person dream sequence with a southern gothic setting, complete with a five-times-removed cousin, a decrepit hound, horses used for fox hunting, and a "stranger" who will ride with the speaker at dawn. As the narrative shifts to the third person and Miranda wakes up to her dreary job on a small-town paper, her problems with adjusting to reality are shared by the reader, who is never given any clearer explanation of Miranda's past and its relation to her present situation.
Although both past and future are only suggested, the present is depicted in grimly realistic detail. Miranda's colleagues on the paper are a collection of semifailures, all haunted by a sense of inadequacy and badgered by a Liberty Bond seller who is not above real as well as moral blackmail. The war is the overpowering external reality, dictating proper conduct for everyday actions from drinking coffee to knitting.
Miranda's conflict with the external reality of the war arises from her attempts to establish and maintain an internal sense of personal order and priority. Her struggles are illustrated by encounters with the Liberty Bond salesperson, an actor whose performance she reviewed negatively, men at the hospital where she does volunteer work, and with Adam, the man with whom she is in love. Miranda's mind shrinks from the external reality of the war, but—as her internal sense of priorities is not firmly established—finds no...
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Old Mortality. Miranda and her sister Maria, age eight and twelve years, respectively, live after the death of their mother with their father and grandmother. Legends of the family's past surround them in the house, especially tales of their dead Aunt Amy, whose melancholy photograph hangs on the wall.
According to the story, Amy had toyed with the affections of her fiancé Gabriel by appearing scantily dressed at the Mardi Gras with another man. Harry, Amy's father, defended her honor by shooting the man. Amy and Gabriel married, and six weeks later, Amy died of consumption (tuberculosis). Although the two young sisters understand now that some details are untrue, they continue to believe the story.
Two years later, after their grandmother dies, the girls are sent to a convent school where, to relieve the sedate life, they read romantic novels. Except for Saturday afternoons, when their father sometimes appears, they are cut off from life. One Saturday, their father takes them to the racetrack, where their Uncle Gabriel's beautiful horse is entered in a race. Instead of the romantic figure of the family's legends, Miranda sees that Gabriel is an alcoholic who lives in a slum hotel with his second wife. The horse, rather than winning elegantly, ends the race trembling and bleeding at the nose.
Eight years later, Miranda, now married, returns to Texas to attend Gabriel's funeral. On the train, she meets her...
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- Studio: Columbia Pictures
- Release Date: Mar 16, 2012
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 491 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Mixed: 36 out of 491
Negative: 28 out of 491
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Dec 13, 2013Ridiculously funny and bizarre. Best comedy of 2012. The most I´ve laughed in a long time watching a movie. Both leading actors are good in their roles and even the supporting ones are nice to watch. There were a couple of moments I laughed out loud for several seconds, which is very rare in my case. The biggest props should go to the script and the hilarious situations it creates. Good stuff.
Dec 12, 2013Like an off-the-hook blend of Breaking Bad and Superbad, 21 Jump Street delivers a combination of action and hilarity, but it doesn't do it in a very memorable way.
Nov 18, 201321 Jump Street was super funny. It was light, frothy, foul-mouthed and very strange... But in a good way. Even Channing Tatum is good. Yes, I know! That's a miracle! Great stuff all the way around.
Nov 2, 2013Could've been a lot worse but a surprisingly fun time with Hill and Tatum in this ridiculous buddy cop movie. Definitely not a comedy that you have to see or rent out, but its a decent one for a bored Friday night.
Oct 22, 2013
Sep 20, 2013If you want to see a somewhat funny movie with lots of jokes, parties, and pretty people, but has nothing to offer, than watch 21 Jump Street. It'll satisfy your Friday night of boredom and leave you with memories of when you were in high school. It doesn't have a message to offer other than don't become a cop to act like these two knuckleheads.
Sep 17, 2013This film is funny in a way that teenagers will understand meaning it's audience will last forever and parents will show it to their children when they grow up, i believe this will be a classic.
Aug 4, 2013funny as crap and definantally a movie that will never be forgotten with the legendary cast of ice cube Jonah hill channing tatum ps way better than the old tv show
Jul 29, 2013
Jun 25, 2013This film tries to make you laugh. And it achieves that. The cast is hilarious and probably the best for that movie. This film has an intelligent plot and It was an interesting film. You won't get bored and you will laugh in many points and scenes in that movie. Thumbs up!
Jun 20, 2013"21 Jump Street" is amazing, hilarious and clever, it has action sequences, laugh out loud parts, with a great cast and an original story, this movie is just so great.
Jun 17, 2013A movie that has a lot of comedy. Jonah Hill plays a essential role in this film; brings out a lot of the gags, that make this film funny. although, surprisingly Tatum is also turns on the comedy, which shows these two as a great duo that are both extremely entertaining. Overall a great movie that is well written, purposefully for laughs, that work well.
Jun 9, 2013
May 30, 2013Fun movie, don't go in to it looking for anything too serious. Gave it a 6 due to the excessive swearing, which wasn't really needed. The R Rating is definitely earned.
May 25, 2013Muy buena esta pelicula de comedia-accion, protagonizada por Jonah Hill y Channing Tatum, que cuenta con los cameos de Johnny Depp y Peter DeLuise; remake de la serie del mismo nombre.
Apr 24, 2013
Apr 22, 2013This was pretty funny, I`m glad I watched it cause I didn`t expect much frm it. No point in watching this if you have no sense of humor, I`m jughing this as a comedy movie not trying to compare this to Action movies.
Apr 20, 2013
Mar 31, 2013I liked this a lot more than I thought I would. It's not really my sort of film, so it took a while to grow on me, but once it did there were some good laughs and a clever cameo or two. Jonah Hill does his thing and Channing Tatum is surprisingly quite good too. Nick Offerman and Brie Larson bring a bit of spark to their roles also. In the end it's all a bit predictable, but enjoyable enough.
Mar 3, 2013I personally loved this movie and you should too. It was one of the funniest movies I've ever seen if not the BEST movie. Although i will say the end is a bit gross but still funny and one heck of a great movie!
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Feb 7, 2013I was really surprised at just how good this movie was. While it isn't anything we haven't seen before, it also adds something fresh to a very tired genre. Tatum is surprisingly good at comedy?! Who'd have thought?! Overall: A very good comedy that is well worth watching, even if you think it isn't for you.
Feb 2, 2013
Jan 5, 20132 THUMBS UP! It's actually a funny, badass movie. Ridiculous and over the top, silly fun. Channing and Jonah has a great chemistry together in this movie. A hilarious, addicting movie, haven't laugh that much before. It's a great, great, great movie!
Dec 22, 2012There are some funny jokes (like main character an Eminem-wannabe or making fun of hipsters) and one cool easter egg. But overall the movie is average.
Dec 5, 2012Hilarious film. Jonah Hill and Ice Cube are both good here, as is Channing Tatum who is having a great year. Sure to be one of the best comedies of 2012.
Nov 29, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Nov 28, 2012Almost unendingly hilarious, "21 Jump Street" is that strange kind of worthwhile comedy that presents a healthy dose of satire and nostalgia.
Nov 23, 2012
Nov 21, 2012The guys in the movie are not funny, are only really stupid !!! So, all these make the movie a stupid movie.
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Nov 5, 2012Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum have perfect comedic chemistry. Jump Street is flat out funny from start to finish. It just makes a good buddy movie, you know?
Oct 12, 2012Please make a plan with your friends to go see this movie. Your friends and you will spend watching this great movie! Is great! Not only because of the funny moments, but it is original and fun!
Sep 9, 2012
Sep 3, 2012Wow! This movie was pretty bad.... it did contain some funny parts but not a lot. The cute one/the tall one did a GREAT job on acting, but everything else stunk!
Aug 28, 2012
Aug 27, 2012Really funny movie with some outrageous moments. Two opposite characters and actors worked quite well together. It is nothing serious. It is just a silly movie that leaves you with a lot of laughs.
Aug 25, 201221 Jump Street is an over the top comedy with language like no other. Most of the time unnecessary Also there are characters that are flat ridiculous ( ice Cube). It has its funny moments but nothing that will knock your socks off. Just don't take it too seriously and you will should enjoy it.
Aug 21, 2012Funny as HE$$. Loved it. Jonah Hill is here to stay!! The slim shady reference at the beginning is funny so pay attention. The ending was a bit too action-packed for me, but I guess it was necessary for this franchise (i.e., 21 Jump Street).
Aug 18, 2012
Aug 16, 2012I hate R rated debauchery with no redeeming value. So why did I go see this, because every once in a while a movie like 40 Year Old Virgin or The Hangover come along that make you thing good comedy can come form this genre. 21 Jump Street is not that movie. Stay away.
Aug 10, 2012This film doesn't have any serious or strong messages and won't ever be mistaken for a major cinematic achievement, but it may just be the funniest movie I've seen in years, as I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
Aug 6, 201221 Jump Street, is a moving portrait of this generations attitudes. All the cheeky humor to nonchalantly fist pummeling students this movie was harshly humorous and in my perspective world wide correct.
Aug 5, 2012Well made, ,,21 Jump Street'' is more like satire over the comedy movies and their cliche. Is not extremely funny, but does its job in a soft way, by simple jokes and goofs, just like the comedy genre had used to became, but still remains one of 2012 best comedies
Jul 31, 2012The two leads are great, and the direction even greater. I love how the movie was self-aware of what it was while never taking you too out of the experience. 21 Jump Street isn't just one of the funniest movies of 2012, but a also a smart satire of the times, and one of the best buddy-cop movies I've ever seen.
Jul 29, 2012
Jul 27, 2012
Jul 26, 2012Great movie. There were some points when I laughed out loud, but they weren't the moments I expected to be laughing at. There were many failed jokes in the movie but what I was happy about was that this movie was a comedy film, with an actual story. And just a stupid story. The movie was funny, entertaining, and it had Jonah Hill so of course its awesome.
Jul 24, 2012Why is the movie good? Because it doesn't take itself seriously. People who took it seriously, like nautico the hard marine, have no sense of humor. Anyway, I give this movie a 6, and nautico a 10 out of 10 in "boring".
Jul 21, 2012
Jul 18, 2012I found the film absolutely hilarious. Tatum and Hill never cease to get into situations that would provide comic relief to all types of audiences. It's definitely worth watching.
Jul 15, 2012
Jul 15, 2012This was a very funny film. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum were hilarious in their roles, and Johnny Depp made a hilarious cameo appearance. Sometimes there was a little too much going on, but mostly it was a very funny and suprisingly action-savvy romp.
Jul 14, 2012This movie is really awesome, it's difficult to me to laugh watching a movie, but this movie, can do it ... And I'm very surprised, and I loved it... WATCH.. You're going to laugh since the start, until the end of the movie..
Jul 10, 2012Really bad movie I was really disappointed since I loved the original series, the y put too much comedy and it was really not that funny. It seems that Is really hard to make a great movie from a hit tv series, I think this series are best leave in the past, because you expect a lot from a movie based on a really good TV series and for me it was a really bad copy from the original series....
Jul 9, 2012I went into 21 Jump Street with moderately high expectations because of what my friends were telling me about it. This is by far one of the best comedies to come out in the past couple of years. I
Jul 8, 2012Insipid. Mind-numbingly boring. This movie isn't anything like the great little TV series that some of us grew up with. The people rating this a 10 are probably doing bath salts.
Jul 6, 2012Id give this movie a score of 4 out of 10, but becasuse some people gave it 10 out of 10 (up there with Shindlers List, Saving Private Ryan, Star Wars, Jaws, Psycho, The Shining, Lord Of The Rings etc) im going to score it 1 out of 10. Obviously it must be a life changing moronic movie for morons.
Jul 6, 201221 Jump Street is a hilarious, well written, intelligent, heartfelt story of friendship. Featuring surprisingly incredible performances from the two leads and hilarious cameos this is a wonderful comedy. I give this movie 90%.
Jul 4, 2012Couldn't even finish watching this over hyped crap. Ice Cube in his role is not believable and just because Jonah was funny in a few movies, he doesn't translate in this one. Cliches abound, absent of originality and literally no parallels to the original 21 Jump Street-which was the reason I wanted to see this in the first place.
Jun 30, 2012
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Jun 26, 2012MORONS WILL LOVE THIS MOVIE!
Just another flick trying to cash in on the remake trend. Nothing like the groundbreaking tv series it's based on, and has no connection to it other than the name.
All the positive reviews come from worthless dumb@$$es who also love Jersey Shore and the Kardashians.
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Jun 16, 2012
Jun 4, 2012Great movie! I may not recommend going to theatres to see it, but definitely pick it up on DVD or Blu Ray. Channing was surprisingly funny and Jonah Hill did well in his own right. Not as much emphasis on drugs as I would have thought, but still a good watch nonetheless.
Jun 4, 2012
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Jun 2, 2012I really wasn't expecting much from this movie because the trailers looked pretty bad, but it was actually good, and very funny. Both Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill are perfect for the roles they played. My only complaint is that it stuck a little too close to the formula for these types of movies.
May 26, 2012At times the story struggles, but the comedic combination of Hill and Tatum is surprisingly competent. Went in expecting a 4/10, far exceeded expectations. An instant classic.
May 25, 2012"21 Jump Street," this yearâ
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May 16, 2012what a classic comedy this movie made me laugh to the point where Dr.pepper came out of my nose. Jonah hill has been a comedy genius for a long time and this movie was his best since Take him to the greek
May 15, 2012I was going into this move just thinking it was something to watch. But WOW this movie is hysterical. I couldn't stop laughing the entire movie. Not only is Jonah Hill as funny as I thought he would be but Channing Tatum put up some really funny moments. Not only is this a must see its a must Buy. You will not be disappointed with this movie. NOT for young kids.
May 2, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
May 1, 2012
Apr 28, 2012I really liked this movie. It was very funny and over the top with some cringy moments. The only thing that let it down in some parts was that it was slightly over juvenile and blunt .
Apr 26, 201221 Jump Street is hilarious. I found it very entertaining but it's not really special for me, well it's offer many good laughs. Johny Depp's cameo was pretty unpredictable, and it has pretty cool music too. Miss high school?
Apr 26, 2012It's a movie with some fun parts but i wouldn't encourage anyone to watch it. This movie would be good for younger age groups but older people like 20+ with a good taste for movies it wouldn't be a a good movie to watch and would rather be a waste of time.
Apr 24, 2012
Apr 22, 2012One of the greatest comedies I've seen in a while. Great acting by Jonah and Channing, great supporting cast (Ice Cube, Johnny Depp, etc.), and very true to the TV show. Well done.
Apr 19, 2012
Apr 14, 2012I'm not one for comedic movies, but I have to admit this one was pretty entertaining. This is new territory for Tatum and he clearly shines in the role, and Jonah Hill is as steady as always. It's over the top, loud, outrageous, and clever. My only complaint is the beginning of the film is somewhat dry; few laughs and not much going on. The remaining 80% lives up to the hype.
Apr 12, 2012I haven't really laughed this much at a movie in a very long, but thanks to channing tatum and johnah hill this movie actually give some hope that 2012 will be a good year for movies, best comedy move in awhile
Apr 10, 2012
Apr 9, 201221 Jump Street is one of the funniest films I have seen for a long time. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum is one of the strangest comedy double acts Iâ
Apr 9, 2012
Apr 8, 2012First off: quite hilarious, with a variety of jokes. A lot of self-aware references, with a good deal of potty humor, mixed in with mistaken identity/situational sitcom jokes make some humor for everyone. The action isnt anything special, and serves more as a plot device. The emotional situations are pretty shallow. If you want a pure comedy, this will be a 10.
Apr 7, 2012This movie was a winner. The movie 'Super Bad' was a surprisingly funny flick and if you enjoy that genre then you will really enjoy this lighthearted humor. After dealing with stress at work all week this movie really worked for me. Casting was very strong and the timing was spot on!
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Apr 3, 2012Maybe im just too mature, or maybe just need to lower my standars when going to the movies, because this film did not make me laguh one bit. Like it was ok but in this day and age i just need to give up the fact that Hollywood is never going to produce a memorable comedy, or movie for tht matter. Too each their own I GUESS.
Apr 3, 2012It was an ok movie it had a few funny points but not a lot. The plot was ridiculous, and the movies was filled with stupid cliches that weren't even funny. Do not recommend.
Apr 3, 2012Every bit as entertaining as the previews, if not more. The only reason my score is not a 10 is because I had to suffer through Channing Tatum's horrendous acting. Jonah Hill did well in this movie because it's in his wheelhouse. This has to be one of the more successful comedies i have seen. Not to mention the easter egg was hilarious!
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Apr 1, 2012Movie was OK. I found that it drags on at times and some of the jokes are pretty cheesy. But good acting all around. One thing I thought was kind of weird was how a guy 7 years out of high school would fall in love with a high school senior... yeah... But it's still a decent movie with plenty of laughs if you're looking for a way to spend the afternoon or evening.
Apr 1, 2012So funny! I loved this! it wasn't one of those movies where the trailer was only funny. But this movie was hilarious the entire way through. it was stupid humour and I loved it!
Mar 19, 2012The devil-may-care attitude is what makes 21 Jump Street so entertaining.
Mar 18, 2012Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller (Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs) seem to be after the gentle irreverence of David Gordon Green's buddy flick "Pineapple Express," but without his sensitivity and attention to character the movie quickly grows monotonous.
With Hill on co-scripting duties with Scott Pilgrim scribe Michael Bacall, 21 Jump Street was always going to live or die by its gags. Fortunately, it boasts that sweet-yet-dirty comedy that Hill revels in.


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At least 96 nonprofits operating in Larimer County will be participating in Colorado Gives Day, a statewide fundraising effort to encourage local philanthropy.
Realities for Children seeks donations of new or used bicycles to be given to area youth during the organization's 18th annual Bikes for Tykes drive.
Realities For Children's 18th annual Bikes for Tykes drive for abused and at-risk youth is underway.
The Worldwide Candle Lighting Vigil to remember and honor the memory of beloved children who have died will be held at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at McKee Conference & Wellness Center, 2000 Boise Ave. in Loveland.
The Christmas Tree Project is accepting donations of live or artificial trees, ornaments or cash for families in need in Fort Collins.
The Hand-Up Holiday Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Iasis Christ Fellowship Church, 363 Jefferson St. in Fort Collins.
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If you had driven past my house in recent days, you might have thought you were watching a movie in reverse. There I was, opening trash bags, dumping out leaves and spreading them over the ground.
Gulley Greenhouse and Garden Center, 6029 S. Shields St., may be closed for the season, but the locally owned and operated greenhouse is hosting its annual Winter Festival from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Nigerian Pastor Esther Amunega knows firsthand the devastating effects of HIV.
The 16th annual Realities for Children NightLights Tree Lighting Celebration will be held 6-7 p.m. Sunday.
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Christmas is more of a year-round holiday for the Blenkers, a Fort Collins family who found their perfect, affordable home through Habitat for Humanity.
Finally Home Foundation, an organization that supports and trains foster families, raised more than $26,000 at its breakfast fundraiser Nov.
Boy Scout Troop 184 will be continuing what is now becoming a Loveland tradition by selling Christmas trees beginning Friday at 1704 Topaz Drive.
3Hopeful Hearts, a Fort Collins nonprofits for bereaved parents, will host a Dec. 8 Candlelight Tribute to honor the deaths of children in the community.
Colorado State University will host a Community Blood Drive from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Thursday. The Bonfils' mobile donation bus will be located on the east side of the Lory Student Center on University Avenue in Fort Collins.
The NoCo Flood Recovery Program needs volunteers. Residents of Glen Haven, Drake and Estes Park scramble to remove debris so they can return home before winter arrives.
The 16th annual NightLights Tree Lighting Celebration will be 6-7 p.m., Sunday.
Local personal injury law firm, Ray & Heatherman Law PLLC, has become a Toys for Tots drop off site for the 2013 season.
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3-1/2 in. Multi-Tool Half-Moon Blade
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Considering HF released this as soon as the patent rights went public, this was a bargain at 39.99 even as a single speed unit. I have much luck with HF power tools, and used...Read complete review
Considering HF released this as soon as the patent rights went public, this was a bargain at 39.99 even as a single speed unit. I have much luck with HF power tools, and used this extensively immediately after purchase to remodel, and ever since. I used to cut out many sections of baseboard, chair rail, and crown molding to frame new walls at these intersection points. Also used for cutting openings in plaster to find joists. For the 2.5 years since I have used this tool many times for drywall, molding, pvc plumbing pipe, and those "unimagined" needs where the tool is just right. The switch is a bit hard, and the blades are expensive (for any multitool), and require a hex key to change, and it is only a single speed -- AND IF IT EVER DIES I will buy another one immediately (probably a variable speed). Once you come to rely on this tool, you will not accept your tool box without one. Thank you HF and CE
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Not burned out - bad switch connection
I have used this one for about 6 months without problems other than it gets hot pretty fast (~10 mintues) if you are using it for a big task. If you need a ...Read complete review
I have used this one for about 6 months without problems other than it gets hot pretty fast (~10 mintues) if you are using it for a big task. If you need a tool that is to be used for long periods I suggest buying a more heavy duty one. Discovery on a design flaw:Recently I used for a very quick job, about 15 seconds, then a few minutes later it would not turn on again. I read the reviews here and saw all the complaints about "burned out motor" but knew that was not my problem since it was working fine (and not hot) before quitting suddenly. I suspected a defective switch. I disassembled the bottom cover (3 screws) to see the wiring and found that the wires were held in place with hot glue. Not a good option for a tool that vibrates a lot. After removing this I planned to do a continuity check on the switch, which is wired using push on connectors. When I pulled on the connectors I found they were VERY loose fitting. The metal on these is pretty thin so I suspect with all the vibration from months of use the metal loosened until it no longer made contact with the switch terminals. Perhaps a bit of dust then got into the loose connection. I gave a quick squeeze with a needle nose pliers, added a touch of solder and heat shrink tubing, blew out the dust since I had it apart, reassembled it, works fine again. I expect they knew of the potential issue as they tried to keep the connectors/wires in place with the hot glue, but that does not hold up well in the long run!I have to wonder how many customers returned a "burned out" unit when the problem was just a poor quality connector on the switch? HF would do well to change the specifications for this, or better yet, solder the wires to the switch so they can't come loose. If you solder this, be quick about it as the plastic switch is not heat resistent. Too much heat will ruin the switch. I own a lot of Harbor Freight tools. Some are very good, some not so good. This unit has some issues but is still a good value for light use. I used a screwdriver and soldering iron from HF to fix it!
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Allows me to do things that no other tool will. It's been dubbed "The Magic Tool" and it lives up to the name.
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Gets the job done.
By Chazz
from Chattanooga, TN
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Just used this on a bathroom remodel. Made the job go a lot smoother.
No Bad Luck So Far...
By Steve
from Denver, CO
I've owned this for about 3 years, have never wrote a comment. This has been a very good tool. I don't make my living with this, if I did I would probably look at something else. I've used this for a lot of different projects around the house and barn. The only draw back is the tools that attach, I've been using the multi fit that are a little bit better grade. If this goes bad I'll buy another just like it and still be money ahead.
Should have had one of these years ago.
By Dan
from Western New York
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I wish I had bought one of these years ago. I have only done some testing with it but am really surprised at the preformance. There is plenty of power just let the tool do the work. With all the attachments that are available the jobs that you can do are almost endless. At the price I paid on sale you can not go wrong even if you only use it a few times. This tool is a winner.
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By Gary the beagleman
from Bidderford M.E.
I build cat tree's as a hobbie,this tool goes above and beyond what I need'd it for,,,easy to use and fast,love it,,
Great Tool!
By TA from PA
from Pennsylvania
I purchased this tool about 2 years ago and have used it for many jobs including cutting a hole through the side of our house to install an air conditioner, cutting wood flooring, notching wood and wood trim to fit, cutting siding and other plastics, cutting drywall (outlet & switch holes as well as odd shaped pieces). It has not let me down once. I am still using the original motor brushes and I am just now replacing the original blades which shipped with the unit. I have not cut metal yet but am confident that this would not be a problem either with a new blade and a little patience. Would not hesitate to purchase another.
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Pretty nice
By Jmmjr
from Avondale Az
This is my 1st time using an Oscillator and have nothing to compare it to. Thats why I gave it 5 stars. Ive been using it to cut little 1/8 sections off some boards of pallet wood for this table I'm making. I have also been using the plunge cutter that it comes with. Its been doing a hell of a job. Its a little loud but ear plugs or head phones will take care of that problem. Not heavy. Good power for what I use it for. Its a little too early for a review but I was thinking I should to convince people that not all of HF's power tools don't work after taking it out the box or stop working after 1st or 2nd use. I also recommend buying the ext warranty which is only a few more dollas.
short changed with attachments
By Ron
from Sarnia ON
Bought one in Tucson AZ - came with four attachments. Bought a second in Port Huron MI for the same price - came with just one attachment. Although, I find this very useful for awkward places, thought the second one a little cheapskate, as now I have to travel about 15 miles to get the other blades.
Great buy!
By DM
from Sussex, NJ
Purchased to install >900 square feet of laminate flooring in basement remodel project. Worked great. At less than $20 on sale it paid for itself in one job. Hard to justify the money for a D-Brand or Milwaukee (have drills from both that I love)when this works so good. Highly recommended.
awsome tool
By steve
from las vegas nv
this tool is worth the money it is very handy i use it alot and it never let me down . i use it for cutting wood / pvc / sanding projects etc
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