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NewsJune 12 2013
Flea market part of Scavenger's Journey
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Old West Trading Post in Oacoma, S.D. is having its 14th annual flea market held in conjunction with the Scavenger's Journey June 21-23, opening each day at 9:00 AM. Dealers from three states with primitives, antiques, coins, furs, beads, jewelry, collectibles, and much more will be selling their wares. Some new vendors as well as old favorites are expected. Several South Dakota authors will hold a book signing.
The Scavenger's Journey which has seven flea markets, yard and garage sales, and specialty shops will also be held that weekend. Maps will be for sale at area gas stations and flea markets along I-90 from Presho to Plankinton.
- Booster Club hosts kick off
- Market features sunflower blooms and more
- Kennebec to celebrate Lake Byre; DayTriathlon set for Saturday
- Pool season comes to an end
- Hoping for a favorable nod from the judge
- Reminiscing at school reunions
- New Lutheran pastor arrives in Presho.
- Lyman and Presho alumni meet this weekend
- School board welcomes new superintendent
- Celebrating Independence, Statehood Vivian style
- Wheat Growers ready to build when rail rehab is announced
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CATEGORIES MoviesThe "Bully" rating battle rages on.
The film, which documents the lives of several students who have been victimized by bullies, was recently given an R-rating due to several curse words.
In order to thwart the MPAA's underage restriction, the Weinstein Company decided to release the film as unrated. Unfortunately, that plan may have backfired. Several theaters are refusing to show an unrated film, and those that are may require a permission slip from viewers under 17.
According to the LA Times, the National Association of Theatre Owners is advising theaters to restrict entry, despite the fact that the film doesn't officially have an R-rating. "If [theaters] choose to play the movie, we have recommended to them that they treat it as an R-rated movie, because it was rated R originally and the content hasn't changed," NATO chief John Fithian told the Times in an email.
A spokesman for AMC, one of the nation's biggest theater chains, said it will allow those under 17 years old into the film, but only if they have a signed permission slip from a parent. As the Times states, AMC executive Gerry Lopez has two teenaged children and has been vocal in his support of the film, so this is an approach designed to appease both the MPAA and the audience.
Although several chains (including Cinemark and Carmike, the third and fourth-biggest in the country) won't be showing the movie at all, the film continues to stay in the 24-hour news conversation. The MPAA rating has only raised awareness, with celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Ryan Seacrest tweeting their support.
The movie opens in limited release this Friday, then expands to more markets on April 13.
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Hobart and William Smith Colleges announces the following openings for the 2015-2016 academic year:
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Founded as Hobart College for men and William Smith College for women, Hobart and William Smith Colleges today are a highly selective residential liberal arts institution with a single administration, faculty and curriculum but separate dean's offices, student governments, athletic programs and traditions. The Colleges are located in a small diverse city in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. With an enrollment of approximately 2,000, the Colleges offer 62 different majors and minors from which students choose two areas of concentration, one of which must be an interdisciplinary program. Creative and extensive programs of international study and public service are also at the core of the Colleges' mission.


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Yellowstone River Home-HOT TUB-$1245/wk now to 5/18/14! in Yellowstone
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Paradise Valley
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SALE--Stay a whole week between now and 5/18/14 for as low as $1245 or 3 nights for $705 (our prices always include all cleaning and security deposit waiver).
Want to stay less than a week or longer than a week? Ask about our prices for longer and shorter stays and our last minute 2 night deals.
If the dates you are interested in are not open at this home, be sure to ask us about our other 2 homes right on the Yellowstone River in the same general area.
Watch the River flow by while soaking in the brand new HOT TUB! Bring your laptop and surf the net with our WiFi service or watch TV on the new 40" flat screen.
This brand new, three-bedroom, three-bath vacation home is situated on the banks of the Yellowstone River and is a short drive through Montana's gorgeous Paradise Valley from Yellowstone National Park. Guests can walk out the door and go fishing or floating right from the house at the private Yellowstone River access.
This new, immaculate vacation home is offered year round and offers you all the comforts and conveniences you will want in a most gorgeous Yellowstone River setting in a small neighborhood of homes in the Paradise Valley. The home offers beautiful wood and tile floors and brand new mission style furniture/furnishings to enjoy.
Yellowstone Lookout South offers three bedrooms all with outstanding views and private baths. The master bedrooms is downstairs, with a king-size bed, satellite TV/DVD, private bathroom and secluded Yellowstone River patio with a riverside HOT TUB. Downstairs, you'll also find a bunk bed room which will sleep up to five people, along with another bathroom and private river patio area.
The main floor consists of one bedroom with a queen-size bed and attached bathroom. You'll also find one portable mattress for use by an additional guest. Up to eight people can be accommodated at Yellowstone Lookout South. If you need accommodations for more people, ask us about options!
The complete kitchen, with dishwasher, range, microwave and all the cookware, is open to the dining area and living room. Enjoy your meals at the dining room table or head on out to the deck and to BBQ and enjoy your meal while savoring the river view. Additional chairs are available to seat up to ten people.
Relaxing will come easy on the Yellowstone Riverside deck. There you can hear the mighty river sweeping by, notice the sudden flip of a trout's tail, watch a bald eagle perched in the Cottonwood trees across the river and see drift boats, kayaks, canoes and rafts float by. You'll find a comfortable patio set and gas BBQ grill along with a bench and hooks to hang your fishing waders. On the other lower level, you'll find a secluded riverview patio accessible by the master and bunk bedrooms on the lower level. There you'll find another table and chairs to enjoy your morning coffee while enjoying an unobstructed view of the Yellowstone River.
In the vaulted living room, you'll find cozy and comfortable leather furniture, a 40" flat screen satellite TV/DVD/CD am/fm home theater system, and a gas fired woodstove - everything you could need! Large windows offer spectacular views of the Yellowstone River, waterfowl, bald eagles and the surrounding mountains.
In your free time, you'll find a large selection of DVDs to enjoy, as well as a variety of games and books. Or, take the short walk to the Yellowstone River down a path to enjoy the view of your private river frontage from your picnic table on the river's edge.
Many guests use Yellowstone Lookout South as a 'base' from which to explore the entire area - all of Yellowstone, Grand Teton Park, the incredible Beartooth Highway and the communities around Bozeman and Livingston Montana.
No smoking is allowed in the home. No pets are allowed on the property or in the home without prior written approval.
Professonal cleaning before and after your stay is complimentary. If you happen to be staying two weeks or more, a weekly cleaning is included at no extra charge. Additional housekeeping, as well as catering, and grocery
shopping can be arranged with a bit of prior notice.
house rental amenities
Yellowstone Lookout South is stocked with anything you will need to make yourself feel like you are at home. You will find cotton linens, ceiling fan, cordless phone with answering machine, down comforters/blankets, 40" flat screen satellite TV, DVD/CD home theater sound system, Wireless Internet, games, gas-fired wood stove, HOT TUB, iron and ironing board, refrigerator, stove, coffee maker, dishwasher, toaster, and microwave, river and mountain view decks, DVDs and books, washer/dryer, and wood and tile floors.
activities and attractions in Yellowstone Montana
Fishing on the Yellowstone River is literally out the back door. Sit in the brand new hot tub on the lower riverside deck and watch the Yellowstone River flow by! Rent a drift boat, canoe, raft or kayak and plan your own adventures on the Yellowstone.
Other nearby activities include outstanding hiking, biking and horseback riding in the nearby Absaroka Mountains, and Yellowstone Park just 35 minutes away. Chico Hot Springs - a fabulous, natural-fed hot spring resort is just a few miles away. There is also an excellent restaurant at the Hot Springs. Dailey Lake Recreation area is nearby, the town of Livingston is 20 minutes away
with a great selection of restaurants, galleries and shopping. Just over the hill, you'll find Bozeman. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Bozeman is truly a remarkable community. While retaining a small town feel, Bozeman prides itself on offering community activities and programs typically available only in larger, metropolitan areas. Combine the wide array of resources with an abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities and it's easy to understand why Bozeman ranks as one of the nation's most livable cities. There is so much to do!
When winter sets in and snow falls on the nearby mountains, the Yellowstone River is fabulous to watch as ice chunks float by. Downhill skiers can head for the slopes at Bridger Bowl or Big Sky, while cross country skiers and snowmobilers can find fabulous trails in the mountains nearby or in Yellowstone Park. After a long day of winter play, the cozy gas fired woodstove and HOT TUB at Yellowstone Lookout will be a welcome sight.
The magnificent North entrance to Yellowstone Park is a short drive to the South through Montana's fabulous Paradise Valley. You'll find that most of the Yellowstone Park roads are closed to normal vehicle traffic during the winter, from mid-December through mid-March. As such, it makes a winter visit an outstanding time to take a snow coach ride, cross country ski or snowmobile through the Park.
The only car-accessible Yellowstone Park entrance that remains open year-round is located at Mammoth (the North Entrance). That plowed road makes for a fun drive in the winter you can explore the Tower Falls area, the Lamar Valley and Cooke City. You may even want to stop and ski on some of the many groomed cross-country ski trails which are located along this road. If you want to view wolves, check out the Lamar Valley in the winter. It is fairly common to view wolf packs from road turnouts using scopes or binoculars. In Mammoth you can rent snowmobiles, cross-country skis and snowshoes and take snow coaches that transport you to Old Faithful or take you on tours to other destinations.
In addition to soaking in the hot pools at Chico Hot Springs, another favorite winter activity is to experience the outdoor natural hot spring pools at Boiling River. You'll find the Boiling River parking area about 3 miles inside the park from Gardiner. After parking, you'll walk about a half mile along a path bordering the Gardiner River. Eventually, you'll see a place where a creek of hotgeothermal water flows into the river (you'll see lots of steam). Here you'll see rocks piled up in the river to create natural pools where the hot water mingles with the cold river water to create comfortable places to soak and relax. It may be a little chilly when you get out, but it's FUN and likely to be an experience that you'll never forget.
vacation rental rates
Value Season: October 6 to May 22; $1245 per week. Three night special for $705.
Spring: May 23 to June 8 $1645 per week
Summer: June 9 to Sep 8 $2045 per week
Early Fall: Sep 9 to Oct 5 $1645 per week
Ask about our 3 night specials, discounts for extended stays and last minute 2 night deals! Credit cards accepted and online booking available.
* What's included? All of our prices include everything for your
stay. Your home will be completely prepped before you arrive and
fully cleaned after your stay. We also include a security deposit
waiver in the price so there is no need to pay a security deposit.
The home is fully stocked---all you need to do is bring clothes and


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Vacation Condo, 3 blocks to beach and boardwalk! in Wildwood
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Holly Beach
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 700 - $ 1,000 / week
Wildwood Condo deals
stays between: 9/1/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 6 days
The Shore in September is wonderful! Book now!
September in the Wildwoods is beautiful. Inquire for weekend rates.
- $700 $500/week ($200 off)
deal# DD5FKE
vacation rental description
Newly renovated air conditioned condo unit. Nice location, just 3 blocks to the boardwalk and beach/Convention Center. One assigned parking space.
Second floor unit. Sleeps up to 4 (max) people. Full bed in bedroom and full sleeper sofa in the living room. Need to supply own linens and towels. No smoking or pets please. Per Condo Association rules, no groups under 25 years of age.
Enjoy free:WiFi,& I-Pod Docking Station
Inquire for additional photos!
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property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-20-2014 at 7:47 PM.
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condo rental amenities
Now Taking Reservations for Summer 2014!!!
Complex features a swimming pool with a kiddie pool(in-season), 2 gas grills on the spacious second floor sundeck with picnic tables. Outdoor shower, coin-operated laundry.
Beach and boardwalk 3 blocks away.Grocery, and Convenience stores all within an easy few blocks.
activities and attractions in Wildwood New Jersey
FREE access to public beaches in Wildwood! 5 miles of beaches; A 2 mile boardwalk . Five amusement piers boast over 500 rides for kids of all ages. Waterparks, games, specialty shops and an array of eateries add to the magic of the Wildwoods' Enjoy boating, fishing, crabbing and jetskiing by the Wildwood bayside.
Enjoy the local restaurants, weekly fireworks, and more.
FREE admission to Cape May Zoo on the mainland. This zoo has an extensive variety of animals, has picnic areas, kiddie rides and a playground.
Historical Cape May is just a short drive over the bridge.
Close to Atlantic City!
vacation rental rates
$200.00 SECURITY DEPOSIT/RESERVATION DEPOSIT- Required to hold the date.*NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS FOR SUMMER 2014 SEASON* PLEASE CONTACT FOR RATE INFORMATION
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do with a family
- Free ,clean beaches
- Wildwood Amusement Rides
- Bike riding
- Fishing,crabbing
- Friday night fireworks
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO provides a supportive learning environment for its international graduate student community and welcomes applicants who are non-U.S. citizens or non-permanent residents. International applicants follow the same basic application procedure as domestic students; however, they are required to submit some additional materials. Please contact the Graduate Admissions & Services Office if you have any questions regarding whether or not the following requirements are applicable to your unique situation.
- Official TOEFL Score: A minimum TOEFL score of 100ibt, 250cbt or 600pbt is required. This requirement may be waived for an applicant who has earned his/her bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in the United States, or whose primary language is English. If you feel you meet these criteria, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com to discuss a waiver. Waivers are not granted automatically.
- Official or Certified True Copies of Educational Records with English Translations: Applicants must submit all official or certified true copies of their educational records of college/university work. Official educational records not written in English should include an English translation. In some cases this may require applicants to submit a "leaving certificate" or "graduation certificate" along with their translated, certified educational record.
- $450 CONFIRMATION DEPOSIT: The confirmation deposit secures your spot in the incoming class and initiates a review of your file by our International Office of Student Affairs, so that they may issue you a SEVIS I-20 Certificate of Eligibility (one of the items required in order to obtain a visa). Note that your I-20 cannot be issued until all the required documents (below) have been received. Your deposit can be paid at: colum.edu/gradpayment
- OFFICIAL FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS: You must submit an official bank letter/statement dated within six months of the start of classes.
- Your financial documentation should verify that you have financial support available to you that is equivalent to Columbia College Chicago's published "Attendance Budget" for the year you intend to enroll. The current Attendance Budget is posted on Columbia's Student Financial Services website.
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- If your sponsor is providing you with free room and board, then you are exempt from having to provide documentation of the "Room and Board" portion of the Cost of Attendance.
- CERTIFICATE OF SPONSORSHIP FORM: The Certificate of Sponsorship form should be completed only if someone else is providing funding for your graduate education; the person completing the form must also have it notarized.
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Stocks Finish Flat, Halting Three-Day Rally
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- U.S. stocks traded sideways Wednesday, pausing after a three-day rally as investors brace for economic reports from China and digest divergent views within the Federal Reserve on monetary stimulus.
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher said in a Bloomberg TV interview Wednesday that he thinks more stimulus would risk "overburdening" central banks, just after Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren said otherwise.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 7 points, or 0.1%, at 13,176. There were 21 of 30 companies that traded higher on the blue-chip index.
McDonald's (MCD), United Technologies (UTX) and Verizon (VZ) led the decliners, while Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), Walt Disney (DIS), Wal-Mart (WMT) and Alcoa (AA) gained.Hewlett-Packard shares climbed 2.3% after the top PC maker increased its third-quarter earnings forecast. McDonald's shed 1.6%. The fast-food giant reported flat July global same-store sales amid a decline in revenue in both the U.S. and Europe as well as the critical growth markets of the Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa. McDonald's succumbed to global economic woes following years of solid performance during the recession. Walt Disney shares finished 1.4% higher after the media and entertainment conglomerate posted better-than-expected earnings but came up short of analysts' estimates on the top line. The company reported after Tuesday's closing bell earnings of $1.83 billion, or $1.01 a share, in its fiscal third quarter ended in July on revenue of $11.09 billion. Analysts were expecting a profit of 93 cents a share on revenue of $11.31 billion. Earnings were driven, in part, from strong ticket sales to movies like The Avengers. The S&P 500 traded sideways at 1402 and the Nasdaq closed down 5 points at 3,011. The stronger sectors in the broad market were basic materials, energy and financials. Conglomerates, utilities and transportation were among the weaker sectors. The Hong Kong Hang Seng index finished flat and the Nikkei in Japan closed up 0.88% as investors awaited a batch of China data later this week. The spate of China data this week includes inflation, industrial production, retail sales and fixed asset investment on Thursday and trade data on Friday. "China's top authorities [two weeks ago] reaffirmed that growth remains their highest priority," noted Qinwei Wang, China economist for Capital Economics. "Local governments are responding by unveiling stimulus plans, which is another reason to expect growth to pick up over the next few quarters. That said, we still expect China's economic recovery to be gradual rather than sharp." Both the FTSE in London and the DAX in Germany finished flat. A spate of weak reports came out of Europe Wednesday as the Bank of England reduced its outlook on the U.K.'s economy, the Bank of France warned that the French economy may slide into a shallow recession in the third quarter, Dutch bank ING (ING) reported losses related to its exposure to Spain, Greece's rating outlook was slashed by Standard & Poor's and German industrial production in June declined a bit more than expected. Earlier Wednesday, Spanish 10-year yields popped above 7%. "The latest German industrial production data round off what has been a pretty torrid quarter for the euro area," said James Nixon, chief European economist at Societe Generale. September crude oil futures settled down 32 cents at $93.35 a barrel and December gold futures settled up $3.20 at $1,616 an ounce. The benchmark 10-year Treasury was rising 5/32, diluting the yield to 1.648%. The greenback was up 0.1%, according to the dollar index. The Labor Department said before the markets opened that preliminary second-quarter nonfarm productivity rose at a 1.6% annual rate and unit labor costs increased at a 1.7% rate. Economists surveyed by Reuters had expected productivity to rise by 1.3% and unit labor costs to increase by 0.6%. On the corporate front, Dean Foods (DF) soared 41% after the dairy company reported bigger-than-anticipated quarterly earnings and announced a U.S. initial public offering for its WhiteWave Foods unit. Priceline.com (PCLN), the online travel reservation company, provided investors with an underwhelming outlook after Tuesday's close of trading. Priceline said it expects non-GAAP earnings of $11.10 to $12.10 for the third quarter ending in September, well below the current Wall Street consensus estimate for a profit of $12.76 a share. The company said its outlook "reflects an assumption that economic conditions in Europe will further deteriorate." Shares plunged 17%. Macy's (M) posted a 16% gain in second-quarter net income and earnings per share of 67 cents on revenue of $6.12 billion. Analysts, on average, were expecting second-quarter earnings of 64 cents a share on sales of $6.12 billion. Shares gained 2.7%. Jiangling Motors, the Chinese light commercial vehicle maker that is 30%-owned by Ford (F), plans to buy Taiyuan Changan Heavy Truck Co.. China is the world's largest market for heavy trucks. It's Ford's first entry into the market.Ford shares closed up 0.4%.
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With the book now closed on 2012 films and awards season in full swing, we thought this would be a good opportunity to dive a little deeper into one of our favorite films of last year, Paul Thomas Anderson's most recent opus, "The Master." Though not your typical awards bait, the film has nonetheless managed to rack up an impressive number of accolades including the title of Best Film of 2012 by Sight & Sound, Rolling Stone and the Village Voice among others.
The production had a long (and well documented) road to the screen but we've yet to really dig into exactly how much the film changed from that rough draft we read back in 2010 to the version that landed in theaters this past September. The Weinstein Company recently posted the WGA nominated script on their FYC site and though it bears only a few noticeable differences from the earlier draft we reviewed back in 2010, it is significantly different from what ended up onscreen. Since "Punch-Drunk Love," Anderson has become a more confident storyteller, allowing his films to evolve as he's making them. Joaquin Phoenix described the process back in September saying, "Paul will write many, many scenes that won't make it into the movie," adding that Anderson doesn't worry about continuity, is open to improvisation and often scenes that might take up one-eighth of a page can shoot for a day and a half.
Though many have noted how much of the footage from the teasers & trailers didn't make it into the final film -- an intentional move by Anderson and editor Leslie Jones to give of the flavor of the film without actually spoiling it -- the screenplay also takes significant detours from the final film with entire deleted sequences, subplots and dialogue that radically alter the DNA of the piece. And while the film is ultimately a more compelling effort, it's fascinating to compare the two versions. We would guess only about 60% of what's on the page ended up onscreen so if you're at all curious, the screenplay is definitely worth reading as a literary companion to the cinematic offering. While some moments in the screenplay now seem extraneous, by excising certain scenes Anderson has changed the nature of various relationships between the characters and obscured certain aspects of the story that were made clearer in the text as you'll see below. Since we already highlighted many of the overt Scientology connections in our script review, we won't dwell on them here. Needless to say they are there if you're looking for them, many were scaled back for the final cut.
We've broken down the script into sections to note the film's biggest deviations from the text and needless to say, there will be major spoilers so you should only read on after you've seen the film. Before we dig into the big changes, we thought would be worth pointing out that in the screenplay Freddie Sutton (not Quell) is described as being 28 years old (as opposed to the 38 year old Phoenix) and Peggy (Amy Adams) is called Mary Sue though we've referred to her here as Peggy to avoid confusion.
One of the most striking sections of the film is the opening 10 minutes featuring Freddie on the beach at the close of WWII, drinking his special brew out of a coconut, humping a sandwoman and explaining to his shipmates how to get rid of crabs. The first thing you'll notice when opening the screenplay is that absolutely none of this is in the script. Instead, the screenplay opens directly with Freddie being given a psychological exam by an army doctor in a scene similar (though not identical) to the one in the film.
After this, in the script, Freddie escapes from the hospital leaving a note that says "I'VE GONE TO CHINA. SEE YOU AGAIN SOMETIME. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP." This moment can be glimpsed in a deleted scene from the film and helped to thematically tie The Master's choice of song at the end of the film, "(I'd Like To Get You On A) Slow Boat To China," back to this moment. Subsequently Freddie visits a gambling club and gets mugged outside before we finally arrive with him at his job at the department store and the text matches back up with the film.
ben | January 23, 2013 10:59 AM
Does anyone know what the scene from the trailer with Freddie holding the gun is from?
reader | January 10, 2013 2:21 PM
The article forgets to mention the wonderful monologue the Master delivers to Freddie in their final "break-up" scene. The one about sharing a past life during the Prussian war. Great, great stuff. IMHO, the script is far better than the film, which peters out right after the Window-to-the-Wall sequence. The third act could've used the suspense that the script had -- and the NYC stuff would've been a nice addition as well. It's too bad. I wanted to like the film, but I only liked about 2/3rds of it. And I saw it 3 times in the theater on 65mm.
rudy | January 9, 2013 9:56 PM
I was bummed that Freddie did not say what I thought was the best line in the script which went something like: "This is booze, there are secrets in liquor".
also I really loved the Cousin Bob sequence, as a New Yorker I was a bit bummed out that P.T Anderson didnt really get a chance to shoot in NY. I would of liked to have seen how he would of tackled making NYC look like 1951 and just the sheer bliss of finally seeing how Anderson and Mikai would of lensed it. I also loved that line Cousin Bob said: "I've been licking pussy all summer". It was to be shot in the Village and would have featured two girls that resemble Barbra Steisiand.
- also I remember a great line in There Will Be Blood that had Daniel saying in the scene were he witnesses his fake brother's inebriated state with disgust, Daniel mentions something to effect of his cock being dead and rambles a bit about that and how H.W is not is biological son.
Noany | January 9, 2013 1:39 PM
hmmm. this isn't exactly related BUT: Has anyone noticed that in the soundtrack the bit of dialogue during the song sung by Madiesen Beaty that the male who speaks sounds kinda like Jeremy Renner??? He was the first choice for Freddie and worked before it fell off and then Phoenix came in... Can anyone else hear this?
Michael | January 9, 2013 1:31 PM
Great article. Thanks for all the effort in putting this together.
yer | January 9, 2013 12:27 PM
The final film is so much better. The script had a lot more cheesy genre elements at play like the Hardy boy chase for gold with his cousin and the paranoid chase after he retrieves the Master's box. Anderson made a great decision to not separate the The Master and Freddy for more than what was necessary as well as making Freddy not quit his alcoholism.


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If you generally like depraved movies and you love temperamental and mercurial curmudgeons, it's pretty much mandatory that you adore Bronx-born filmmaker Abel Ferrara. Maybe you don't think all his films are successful ("Dangerous Game", "Body Snatchers"), maybe you think some of them are near Big Apple sleaze-masterpieces ("King of New York," "Bad Lieutenant") and very possibly you haven't seen the ones that have had trouble finding proper distribution ("Mary," "Go Go Tales," "Chelsea On The Rocks"), but in theory, you love his no holds barred approach, his refusal to sugarcoat anything in an interview, and his general cantankerous mien. This is the dude who wasn't afraid to go toe-to-toe with the much-beloved Werner Herzog for recontextualizing "The Bad Lieutenant" after all and there's something to be said for that.
Our colleagues at IndieWIRE proper got the chance to speak to Ferrara at the recent Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland where he was honored with the festival's most prestigious prize – the Leopard of Honor. Inhis typical bizarro fashion, Ferrara mumbled his speech incoherently after receiving the award and then for some reason or another, began to sing while backed by a local rock band. Of course no one in the crowd realized if this was a put-on or not.
But we digress, here's the four rather interesting things we learned when parent indieWIRE spoke to the B-movie scuzz filmmaker who says about Kickstarter-like funding, "The last thing I want is some poor slob who has less money than me to give me money he ain't gonna get back."
1. David Lynch doesn't really want to make movies anymore.
We're not sure what this has to do with anything, but when asked why the filmmaker was treated as an auteur in Europe but seen as a trashier filmmaker in the U.S., Ferrara launched into one of his deliciously good tirades, claiming that "My kind of filmmakers don't really exist."
His contemporaries? They sold out long ago. "There's, like, what? Scorsese's a big-time Hollywood filmmaker. So's Oliver Stone. So's Spike Lee. So are the Coen brothers" he said. "[David] Lynch doesn't even want to make films anymore. I've talked to him about it, OK? I can tell when he talks about it. I'm a lunatic, and he's pushing transcendental meditation. These guys can't put up with it. George Lucas - you watch 'THX 1138' and anything else - they're not into it. America is about grinding out product. That's what makes America. That's the deal."
Ok, so while he's correct, the U.S. is a content-grinder, apparently what we've all suspected -- given the Duran Duran webcasts, nightclub openings and other ill-conceived experimental treats of late -- is true: Lynch just doesn't want to make movies anymore. We figured as much, frankly. But hey David, if you ever change your mind, here are lots of film projects you once toyed with that you could pick back up.
2. Haven't seen a recent Abel Ferrara movie? Easy, just download them he says.
While some of them saw small or tiny or non-existent U.S. releases, try finding an Abel Ferrara film made from 2002-2009 on DVD. It's not easy. "The only thing you need to see them is the internet," he said. "Go find the torrents. That's my big distributor. You got to leave it to that. They're all on there. I just don't want to find the one I'm working on. That's the only thing that scares me. But just go on the internet for the rest."
3. Ferrara isn't really pushing for anyone to see his documentary about the Chelsea hotel, "Chelsea On The Rocks" which was made in 2009, but never found proper U.S. distribution.
"Well, I don't think anybody cares now," he said about trying to find U.S distro. Nuff said.
4. The indie director thinks his aforementioned contemporaries sold out, but he says he might have done the same, given half the chance.
"At one point, there was an independent film field from 1990 to 1994. You had one window and then those guys all sold out," he said. "I ain't blaming them, because we probably sold out with them, but it ain't what it was. What I like now is that no one's going to theaters, and these guys are all like, 'What the fuck is going on?' So now what? OK, dude, just when you thought you had the whole fucking game figured out, now the game is gone. I ain't got the answer, they ain't got the answer."
Read the rest of the interview over at IndieWIRE.
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zxcvb | August 9, 2011 9:18 AM
"At one point, there was an independent film field from 1990 to 1994. You had one window and then those guys all sold out,"
Except for Hal Hartley.
While I don't quite *love* Hartley's work, he's probably the only major indie auteur of that era who's stayed utterly true to his artistic principles. No commercial products or prestige pics for him. He's also been criminally overlooked by critics who think quirky deadpan New Wave-inspired comedies began with Wes Anderson.
MDL | August 9, 2011 8:46 AM
If a director's plan all along was to become a Hollywood director then by definition they are not 'selling out' - more like following a plan.
That said, he is forgetting Jim Jarmusch. I would not say Jim Jarmusch sold out so much as found a way to stay true to his vision and still get distribution. Ferrara has filmmaking talent. But doesn't want to play the game. But sometimes you have to just a little.
saijanai | August 9, 2011 7:05 AM
David Lynch is finishing up a documentary about his teacher, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. After that, who knows what he plans on doing next.
jimmiescoffee | August 9, 2011 4:28 AM
i think what gave it away was 'inland empire.' that was hardly a movie albeit entertaining and interesting.
on ferrara, he's a cool guy. 'dangerous game' is underrated and all his other work is good. 'bad lieutenant' is forever hardcore. keitel kills it.
hank | August 9, 2011 1:31 AM
i think the dead giveaway was when Lynch turned his website into the "David Lynch Music Company" website.


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I have a very similar problem with dynamic blocks. Could you please share your code? I would really appreciate it. I have found that it is quite hard to work with dynamic blocks in AutoCAD API. Thank you!
hi so i have modify this function for to integrate in my class so :
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You have to translate some TEXT. my acad is in french language so "Visibilité" is in French.
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Fighters are often rewarded -- as well as punished -- for what they did back in the day. Brown was inconsistent following his run on The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 7, but has since grown as a fighter, accumulating a whopping 16 fights inside the Octagon since early 2006 for a record of 11-5.
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Second annual, "Makers & Traders of A Lost Art," 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, a)sp."A"©e Studio/Art/Gallery, 110 W. 7th St. A local and handmade artisan fair with artists' booths, food, state-of-the-art works of beauty and enchantment. For information, call (575) 538-3333 or email email@example.com
Guatemalan Holiday Mercado, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mimbres Region Arts Council, Wells Fargo Bank, 1201 N. Pope St. For information, call (575) 538-2505 or visit mimbresarts.org.
Ninth annual Gila Artisan Winterfest, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Old Tavern, Highway 180 in Cliff. More than 16 artisans, live music, refreshments, and great company. Music at 1 p.m. with Poppy and Karuna Duet followed by Oak Farm Choir.
Fall women's gathering, 2 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Little Toad Inn & Tavern. Intersection of highways 15 and 35. Greeting circle at 3 p.m. Buffet $15. For information, call Teresa (575) 536-9649
Lighted Christmas parade, 7 p.m. Downtown Silver City
Ninth annual Gila Artisan Winterfest, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Old Tavern, Highway 180 in Cliff. More than 16 artisans, live music, refreshments, and great company. Music at 11 a.m. with John Osborn. For information, call (575) 535-2151.
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City, 10 a.m. Sunday, at 3845 N. Swan St. Doug Abbott will moderate a talk given in video form by the Rev. Michael Dowd. Dowd sees scientific, historic and crosscultural evidence as modern-day scripture. He celebrates a meaningful understanding of human nature as motivating people of all backgrounds and beliefs to live in integrity and to cooperate in service of a just and thriving future for us all. The service begins at 10 a.m., and will be followed by coffee and conversation with light refreshments.
LGBTQ brunch, 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Isaac's, 200 N. Bullard St.
New Church of the Southwest Desert, 11:30 a.m. Sunday, 1300 N. Bennett St., Silver City. The Rev. Dr. Sky Paradise will speak on the topic "Gratitude Day" and discuss the issues of Thanksgiving in a traditional American sense and in a Native American sense. She will conduct a gratitude ceremony and, for that, people are asked to bring a photo of someone they are grateful for in their lives. If they wish, they will be asked to share something about that person. As a congregation, we will develop a gratitude covenant. Special music will be provided by J.R. Spurlin. Immediately following the service, the annual congregational meeting will be held.


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
For local retailers, this Saturday is known as Small Business Saturday, where shoppers are encouraged and incenticized to shop local merchants, as well as the big box stores.
The program began a couple of years ago and has gained steam in markets all over the country. Shopping on this holiday weekend is part of the American culture.
If you can, remember to give a local merchant an opportunity to earn your business. You can be sure that every dollar you spend will be reinvested in the community and will be deeply, deeply appreciated.
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Fully Updated 2 Bedroom Condo at Tivoli by the Sea in Siesta Key
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Your Ultimate Vacation Getaway Awaits Here! This beautifully decorated 2 bedroom/2 bath condo has all the comforts of home and a gorgeous view of the Gulf of Mexico. Sit on your 26ft balcony and watch our spectacular sunsets! Perfectly located between Siesta Key public beach with the world's finest, and whitest sand, and the Siesta Key Village where you can enjoy shops, restaurants, and night life. This unit is complete with ALL NEW furniture and flat screen TVs in the living room and both bedrooms!! This unit sleeps 6 with a King in the master and 2 double beds in the guest bedroom.
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Downtown Sarasota - Ringling Museum of Art and Circus Museum, Mote
Aquarium, Marina Jacks charters and restaurants, Mary Selby
Botanical Gardens, Van Wetzl Performing Arts Center and Jungle
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St. Armands Circle is another "hot spot" to dine and shop.
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6th Floor: $1441.65
5th Floor: $1406.55
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As a proud member of the American Animal Hospital Association, we are bound to a high standard of quality patient care. Only 12% of all small animal veterinary practices in the U.S. have achieved accreditation by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). In order to maintain accreditation, Oak Tree must continue to be evaluated regularly by the association's trained consultants in more than 900 standards covering patient care, client services, medical equipment, practice methods, and facilitymanagement. Our family has spread far and wide. We have clients from all around the Bay Area including San Francisco, Fairfield, Modesto, San Jose, Redwood City, Richmond and San Leandro. Some come from as far as Carmel and even out of state!
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The main card, headlined by the bantamweight debut of former featherweight champion Urijah Faber against Takeya Mizugaki, airs live on Versus at 9 p.m. Eastern.
The preliminary bouts not scheduled for broadcast feature L.C. Davis vs. Raphael Assuncao, Edward Faaloloto vs. Anthony Njokuani, Dustin Poirier vs. Zach Micklewright, Michael McDonald vs. Clint Godfrey, Mackens Semerzier vs. Cub Swanson and Brandon Visher vs. Yves Jabouin.
MMA Fighting has round-by-round updates of the six preliminary card bouts below.
Brandon Visher vs. Yves Jabouin
Round 1: Both fighters bounce to start the feeling out process, and Jabouin throws a low kick and eats a jab. High right from VIsher is blocked. One-two from Jabouin has Visher backing up. High kick from Jabouin is blocked. He tries again but can't hit. Jabouin's corner, including new Tristar Gym teammate Miguel Torres, yells for him to circle. He does, then throws another kick. Visher misses with a right and Jabouin answers with a jab. Tight dirty boxing has the best exchanges of the round so far, and both fighters eat a few close-range punches before splitting apart. After another short flurry, Jabouin scores a takedown and has Visher's back against the fence. Jabouin tries to work short punches out of Visher's guard and his corner tells him to posture up and throw. Visher works his way back to the feet, but Jabouin grabs a single leg and gets the fight back to the ground, where he settles into half guard with 25 seconds left. That's where the round ends. MMA Fighting sees the round 10-9 for Jabouin.
Round 2: Big kick from Jabouin is partially checked. Then he eats a kick himself and follows with a teep. Then both fighters land kicks to the body. Jabouin snaps off another high kick, then slips as he throws another. Tight exchange has Visher just missing with a right. Jabouin again kicks and forces Visher's back to the cage briefly. Yet another Jabouin kick is checked by Visher. Jabouin kicks, has it partially caught, then fends off Visher and lands another takedown. Jabouin tries to work short elbows out of Visher's guard with just under two minutes left in the round. Visher looks for a triangle, but Jabouin comes back to his feet, lands a big punch, then drops in a guillotine that isn't quite tight enough. With Visher's back to the fence, Jabouin works some knees to the body. MMA Fighting scores the second 10-9 for Jabouin.
Round 3: More kicks from Jabouin to open up. Visher looks to be pushing the pace a little more early on, knowing he probably needs a finish to win. He throws a left, then a right that catch mostly arms. Jabouin answers with a left that reels Visher briefly, and follows with another kick. Good left to the body from Jabouin. Roundhouse right from Visher misses. Then Jabouin ducks under another and Visher clinches. They stall briefly, but Jabouin powers his way to another takedown. Visher tries to push off, but has to stay on his back in guard. Jabouin works a few body shots from top position and his corner yells for elbows to create distance. He lands one flush, and we have our first "Get him a body bag!" shout from the crowd of the night. Jabouin tries to pass and gets halfway there. With 30 seconds left, he works for a submission and he gets a guillotine with 10 seconds left. But it can't stick, and a short ground flurry finishes the fight. MMA Fighting has the round 10-9 for Jabouin and the fight 30-27 for Jabouin.
Result: Yves Jabouin def. Brandon Visher via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Mackens Semerzier vs. Cub Swanson
Round 1: Semerzier works early jabs, then checks Swanson's right kick. Right kick from Swanson is caught by Semerzier, who used it to take the fight to the ground briefly. Back on the feet, Swanson lands a couple close jabs, and Semerzier nips him with a low blow. Swanson shrugs off any extra timeAfter a clinch for 30 seconds against the fence, Swanson lands a nice throw. But Semerzier pops right back up. Both fighters miss punches. Then Swanson works two rights to the body. Semerzier answers with a flying knee. Then he throws a flying kick that Swanson barely gets out of the way of – and Semerzier goes straight into the fence. After some near misses from each, the fight hits the canvas with Semerzier on top working out of guard. He pops back up and nearly eats two upkicks. In the center of the cage, Swanson answers two Semerzier body shots with a right of his own. Swanson pushes the fight to the fence, but Semerzier lands a knee. WIth 10 seconds left, Semerzier lands two nice strikes and Swanson answers with two of his own. It's a highly entertaining first round and tough to score. But MMA Fighting gives the slight nod to Semerzier 10-9.
Round 2: The fight goes quickly to the clinch to open the round, and Semerzier has Swanson's back on the fence looking for knees. After 20 seconds, they break and go back to the middle. Semerzier dodges a right uppercut and looks to answer with jabs. Instead, he lands a right, then a left, then clips Swanson with another left. Swanson looks for a takedown and gets it briefly, though Semerzier is up immediately and taking the fight back to the clinch looking for more knees. Swanson forces his way out after 20 seconds. When he misses a right, Semerzier lands a nice knee to the chin. Swanson is briefly stunned, but regains his composure and lands a quick takedown. Back on the feet, Swanson hits a few shots and looks to have Semerzier a bit out of sorts. A swinging back fist lands and Semerzier stumbles briefly. Semerzier looks to be the more tired of the two, and after checking a kick Swanson lands a nice 1-2 that pushes Semerzier back. Semerzier lands a right, but Swanson bulls his forward and lands a takedown. The round will close out on the canvas. MMA Fighting gives the second to Swanson, 10-9.
Round 3: Both fighters appear tired to open, and they touch gloves to finish it off. A big high kick from Semerzier misses, and then both fighters kick at the same time and both hit the mat at the same time. Shortly after, it's back to the feet – where Swanson is able to land another takedown. After a short time on the ground, Semerzier gets back to standing and pushes forward. Swanson throws a right kick, Semerzier catches it and lands a takedown of his own. Swanson looks for a guillotine and has it – but Semerzier gets back to the feet and slips out. Back standing, Semerzier just misses a knee to the head. But Swanson lands another takedown. This time, Semerzier gets out by pushing off with his feet, sending Swanson back a couple feet. Semerzier throws knees, then looks for a takedown of his own. He manages to get Swanson's back briefly, looking for a rear naked choke. He works ground and pound with 80 seconds left, keeping top position. He tries to lock in a body triangle, but Swanson is able to get back to half guard briefly. Semerzier postures up, though, and lands some heavy punches. With 10 seconds left, the fight quickly gets back to the feet and both fighters throw wildly to end the round. Afterward, they chest bump and embrace to celebrate a very strong Fight of the Night candidate. MMA Fighting sees the third for Semerzier 10-9 and a close fight for Semerzier, 29-28.
Result: Cub Swanson def. Mackens Semerzier via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Michael McDonald vs. Clint Godfrey
Round 1: McDonald is making his WEC debut. At just 19, he comes in a highly touted prodigy of sorts. Godfrey lands a kick to the leg to open. McDonald keeps his hands up. He checks a kick and answers with twin left jabs. Then he lands a right bomb and pounces, landing a few shots on the ground before backing up and letting Godfrey back to his feet. McDonald is known for his knockout power, so on the feet is likely where he wants things. Godfrey shoots for a takedown, but McDonald defends it nicely. Against the cage, Godfrey continues to work for the takedown and manages to land a big one, nearly dropping McDonald on his head. McDonald settles into guard, then looks for a triangle. Godfrey's corner tells him to work. but just as they're doing so, McDonald swings his right leg up and over Godfrey's head, locking in a armbar and forcing a very quick tap from Godfrey.
Result: Michael McDonald def. Clint Godfrey via submission (armbar) 2:42 Round 1
Dustin Poirier vs. Zach Micklewright
Round 1: Poirier opens very strong with lots of punches in bunches. Mickleright is plenty dazed, and Poirier keeps coming. And keeps coming. And keeps coming. Finally, referee Kim Winslow steps in and waves it off with Micklewright still on his feet – refusing to go down, but not able to do anything but cover up and eat shots. After the stoppage, Micklewright has to steady himself on Winslow and nearly falls down. It's a very worthy stoppage.
Result: Dustin Poirier def. Zach Micklewright via TKO (strikes) 0:53 Round 1
Edward Faaloloto vs. Anthony Njokuani
Round 1: The battle of hard-to-type last names is on. Faaloloto, from Hawaii, is making his WEC debut. Both fighters look to strike early. Forty-five seconds in, Faaloloto shoots for a takedown that Njokuani stuffs. Faaloloto lands a right and a knee as the two trade positions against the fence. Faaloloto then throws a knee and Njokuani yells out in pain – the surest sign of a low blow there is. The crowd groans in unison three times for each of the three replays. Njokuani does his best to walk it off, wincing all the way. Back to work, Njokuani throws kicks. Then Faaloloto shoots and gets a quick takedown against the fence. Njokuani tries to power out, and eventually reverses and gets on top, working from Faaloloto's guard. Njokuani works a few strikes and eventually postures up. When Faaloloto goes for a leg, Njokuani scrambles back to standing where he lands a left jab and a vicious right to the body. He continues to push the pace forward, looking for high-impact strikes. He lands another right and Faaloloto defensively pushes the fight back to the fence where the two clinch. That's where the round ends. MMA Fighting sees the first round for Njokuani 10-9.
Round 2: Njokuani works kicks early. Then hits a straight left jab. Faaloloto catches an Njokuani kick and nearly uses it to trip him to the ground. The two continue to trade on the feet, though, each throwing with a lot of power. Njokuani yells out with most of his big strikes. He gets a Thai clinch and looks for knees, landing several to the body. He bounces on his feet as if he's pulling the hammer back for the big one. Instead, he lands a beautiful throw and winds up on top of Faaloloto in side control. He looks for a way to pin Faaloloto's left arm down and does briefly. Faaloloto manages to find a way out and back to his feet with 90 seconds left in the round. He's bloodied around his left eye. Then Njokuani throws a knee and Faaloloto crumples quickly. Steve Mazzagatti halts the action for the apparent low blow. After 30 seconds, Faaloloto is ready to go again. Njokuani lands a few more kicks and jabs, then gets another Thai clinch and lands vicious knees to the body. Back in tight, Njokuani rears back and lands a tight right elbow right to Faaloloto's already-beat-up left eye. Faaloloto goes down, and Mazzagatti steps in to stop it with just six seconds left in the round.
Result: Anthony Njokuani def. Edward Faaloloto via TKO (elbow strike) 4:54 Round 1
L.C. Davis vs. Raphael Assuncao
Round 1: Assuncao throws an early kick, then another as both he and Davis look for their early openings. Davis shoots, but Assuncao catches an arm-in guillotine. Davis tries to work knees to the body and eventually is able to break the choke. He postures up and looks to work strikes from on top. Assuncao finally scrambles back to his feet. They clinch and Davis looks for knees, as does Assuncao against the fence. Davis lands a left, then an Assuncao catches Davis flush in the place where male fighters especially really don't like to be kicked. After 30 seconds of walk-it-off, they meet back in the middle. Assuncao pushes the action to the fence and has a single leg but can't get the takedown. Assuncao briefly drops Davis with a kick, then they clinch again and Assuncao scores a takedown. He finishes the round on top, and that may be enough to give him the round. MMA Fighting sees the first 10-9 for Assuncao.
Round 2: Assuncao looks for inside leg kicks to start. Davis pushes back with jab feigns. They clinch with Davis using his right leg to defend. After a minute of working for position on the cage, Assuncao manages to get the takedown – and Davis nearly grabs the fence to defend. Davis eventually wall-walks his way back to standing, but Assuncao still has a double in place and soon gets another takedown. Much less action this round, as both fighters appear a little more cautious in their attacks. A half-Superman punch from Davis glances Assuncao's chin. Assuncao lands a couple jabs, and Davis answers with a right. The round ends with misses from each. MMA Fighting gives the second to Assuncao 10-9.
Round 3: Davis just misses a left after 30 seconds of feeling out and Assuncao clinches with him. The break a minute into the round and look to throw hands again. Superman punch from Assuncao misses. Davis staying largely defensive. He looks to move in, and a push kick from Assuncao fends him off. A kick from Davis sends Assuncao to the canvas for just a second and he pops back up. Again they clinch agaisnt the cage and trade position. Assuncao eventually gets the light takedown with about 90 seconds left and works short ground and pound out of Davis's guard. With 30 seconds left, the fight goes back to standing. Davis goes for a takedown, which just leads to a few elbows from Assuncao. The fight ends on the feet without much of a fast finish. MMA Fighting sees the third for Assuncao 10-9 and fight for him 30-27.
Result: Raphael Assuncao def. L.C. Davis via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)


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Bryan Harsin understands the wisdom of aggressively developing your team in the early going, and that work will help Texas immensely against Oklahoma this Saturday.
A new name has emerged in the Texas OL coach search. Who is Herb Hand and what would be bring to the table for Texas?
The rumor mill is churning out a new leading name for the vacant Texas offensive coordinator position and the name is Major Applewhite.
Whenever I have had a tough decision to make, I make a plus/minus chart. Given what's on the table - Harsin and Applewhite are the two leading candidates by all accounts to take over the reigns...
Assessing Greg Davis' time at Texas.
What caused Mack Brown, one of the most loyal coaches in college football, to jettison his long-time friend Greg Davis?
Greg Davis, offensive coordinator for the Texas Longhorns, will resign this morning.
What will Texas do to GD? Take away his golf cart privileges?
Oklahoma State whipped Texas on the football field, and showed Longhorns coach Mack Brown the way forward after this disappointing season.
Identifying the Root Cause of Texas' Problems: Greg Davis and the Offense.
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