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Review: 'You Don't Mess With the Zohan' good advice

Review: 'You Don't Mess With the Zohan' good advice


   This story has photography  The title of the latest Adam Sandler movie suggests that you may not want to mess with the Zohan because he's such a tough guy. But here's my take: Don't mess with the Zohan because he's already made a big enough mess out of this himself.

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Review: 'You Don't Mess With the Zohan' good advice  
The title of the latest Adam Sandler movie suggests that you may not want to mess with the Zohan because he's such a tough guy. But here's my take: Don't mess with the Zohan because he's already made a big enough mess out of this himself.
 
Around & About  
Beer and cheese pairings
 

 Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Utahns in marathon  
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio -- Ten Utahns completed the Air Force Marathon. In order of finish, regardless of category, they are:
 
Review: 'Fatboy' worth time it takes to tell story  
I know "Run Fatboy Run" screams goofy, but I just love Simon Pegg as the British everyman who's made a big mistake he's trying desperately to correct.
 
Cable TV star trains at Hill AFB for superbike  
With the Viper West F-16 Demonstration Team at Hill Air Force Base there is always action, but now they have the lights and camera to document it. In preparation for his upcoming Spike TV stunt-themed show, "Jesse James is a Dead Man," James, Spike TV and Base Productions filmed James' ride in an F-16 Fighting Falcon with demonstration pilot Capt. Russell "Spicolli" Piggott on Sept. 18.
 
Day to remember  
'Take some time to think about our POWs and MIAs'
 

 Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Review: Indy is back with a rush of nostalgia  
Seeing Indiana Jones in his familiar outfit nearly 20 years after his last appearance frankly gave me the chills -- followed by an unexpected rush of nostalgia.
 
Around & About  

Around and About

 
Recipe for 'Cooking Delight'  
Invitation to KJZZ taping brings out Air Force personnel on Sept. 11
 

 Thursday, September 11, 2008

Glamming up for the ball  
Air Force Ball gowns at your fingertips
 

 Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Team Hill Junior Force Council seeks contest entries  
The Team Hill Junior Force Council is sponsoring a writing contest for all Hill Air Force Base personnel both military and civil service.
 

 Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Charity gambling, auctions at 388th Round Up Fundraiser  
Want to gamble without a guilty conscience? Want to throw someone in jail for a worthy cause?
 
Team Hill chills out with Summer Road Show  
Team Hill was treated to a twin billed concert featuring Heidi Newfield and Kimberly Locke on Aug. 23. The performers encouraged the audience to crowd the stage after the show began and by the last song by Locke most of the those enjoying the performance were standing there.
 

 Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Review: 'Made of Honor' -- serial-dating man finds best friend engaged

 

I give props to Patrick Dempsey.
 
Marching to the same drummer  
Band camp takes Bonneville students and makes them function as a unit as they drill on base
 

 Wednesday, August 6, 2008

UTTR Family Day a blast for everyone  
"This range is a diamond in the rough," explained the retired safety range officer of 27 years for the Utah Test and Training Range, Terry Olsen.
 

 Thursday, July 31, 2008

Helping, healing  
Long hours, exhausting heat and workload may discourage many from spending off-duty time for anything but relaxing. Those factors did anything but slow down one volunteer from Hill Air Force Base.
 

 Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Ogden, oasis for frugal, vacationing families  
Being stationed at Hill Air Force Base is an outdoor adventurer's dream come true. Utah offers enough year-round adrenaline-pumping, awe-inspiring activities to satiate any vacationer's wishes. It shouldn't be just the rising price of gas that encourages the Hill AFB family to vacation close to home, because they already live near the final destination.
 
Up for a little -- or big -- golf tournament, maybe?  
* Saturday, Aug. 2: PGA McGladrey Qualifying, $55 entry fee (cart separate), three-person teams aim for a chance to advance to the sectional event also held at Hill AFB. Registration was required by July 25.
 
Review: Six students, casinos and '21'  
Years ago, some smart kids from some fancy-schmancy college back East figured out they could beat the system in playing blackjack.
 

 Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Review: A movie is a movie, no matter how small  
You know a studio is stepping out on the right cloven hoof when it has the classy Charles Osgood narrate its latest Dr. Seuss effort.
 
Thank you picnic  
Community gives back to nation's defenders
 

 Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Review: Banter elevates movie magic but there are one too many interceptions at work  
George Clooney's status in Hollywood as big man on campus may be reduced to simply man on campus after this latest clunker arrives in theaters.
 
Fuel costs boost staycations' appeal  
The average military family budget is getting tighter each year. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that food costs rose by 5.8 percent last year, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture projects prices will increase by an extra 4 percent this year. Gas prices have risen 19 percent since last year, according to motorist group AAA's Web site. Yet, the White House recently released a statement opposing a Senate bill to give an extra 0.5 percent pay increase to military personnel in 2009. So, how is a military family expected to honor the American tradition of family vacations as cost of living prices outpace salary increases?
 
Sunny day ... Sesame Street to visit Hill  
On Aug. 1, a traveling Sesame Street Experience will visit the families of Hill Air Force Base airmen to help young children and families deal with the effects of deployments. The free event is sponsored by USO and Sesame Street and is targeted exclusively for military families and their children.
 

 Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Acting Secretary Donley takes his message on the road in Peterson AFB visit  
PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- The U.S. Air Force core values of integrity first, service before self and excellence in all we do will remain in place, said Acting Secretary of the Air Force Michael B. Donley during a July 1 visit here.
 
Review: Beware your surroundings  
So basically, we have a teen horror movie about man-eating plants in Mexico? Is this what we've come to? "Little Shop of Horrors" -- Cancun edition?
 
A little rough for the ride  
A hike through red rock sandstone turns into a mission of mercy for one Hill AFB lieutenant
 

 Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Hill personnel master sergeant rankings released  
Eric M. Allard, Tommy M. Altman, Branden D. Badure, Jeffrey R. Banner, Collin J. Baulch, Evan J. Behringer, David And Bruening, Trevor G. Bryant, David F. Bryden, Jesse M. Bunck, William G. Burt.
 
Blind ambition  
Hill Archers Club teaches archery to visually impaired children
 
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