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Poison's Bret Michaels to Open New Indy-Area VenueNovember 8, 2013
Country, R&B, and Classic Rock Artists Complete Introductory Lineup
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino's new Terrace Showroom venue announced Thursday that its first performer will be Bret Michaels, lead singer of the band Poison. Michaels will kick-off the venue's list of four concert dates on Saturday, Nov. 23.
Better known as the front man for the band Posion, Michaels is also an actor, producer, and reality television personality. He first gained fame as the lead vocalist of the band Poison who has gone on to sell more than 30 million records worldwide. In total, Poison charted ten singles in the Top 40, including six Top 10 singles and the number-one single, "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" which Michaels wrote.
All shows will begin at 8 p.m. The complete list of acts set to perform is as follows:
- Saturday, Nov. 23, Bret Michaels
- Saturday, Dec. 14, The Pointer Sisters
- Friday, January 17, Josh Turner
- Saturday, February 22, Cheap Trick
Hoosier Park's new indoor venue is set for completion in early November after four months of construction. The new venue was designed to provide concertgoers the big venue comfort and sound with all of the personal service and attention to detail of an intimate concert experience. The 1,200-seat, state-of-the-art indoor facility features custom built and cushioned theater-style seating, an arena quality light and sound system, and a full service dining section. One of the venue's more unique elements are 20 luxurious private suites complete with personal thirty-two inch HDTVs and modern, relaxing lounge furniture.
"Over the past five years, Hoosier Park guests have been giving us suggestions for a new indoor venue," said Jahnae Erpenbach, Hoosier Park's vice president and general manager of gaming. "With their collective input, we built the new Terrace Showroom to give each and every guest a more thrilling experience featuring the biggest names in entertainment – from national touring music acts and comedy shows to noteworthy speakers and authors."
Tickets for Bret Michaels go on sale Friday, Nov.1 ranging from $35-$85 and include dinner and show packages. Remaining show tickets will be on sale soon. Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster by calling 800-745-3000 or by visiting Ticketmaster.com. Concertgoers may also purchase directly from the box offices located in Shelby's Gifts at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino or the Logo Shop located at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino. Club Centaur and Grand Rewards members will receive a 20 percent discount on tickets purchased at both box offices.
About Hoosier Park Racing & Casino: Hoosier Park Racing & Casino was recently ranked as the Indianapolis Area's Most Popular Attraction for the third year in a row by the Indianapolis Business Journal and holds multiple awards from industry publications for customer service, entertainment, gaming and dining. Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, a fully integrated gaming and racing facility, features 2,000 of the latest slots and electronic table games and a 7/8 mile oval horse track offering live harness racing each year. Simulcast wagering is offered year-round at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, the Winner's Circle Pub, Grille & OTB in Indianapolis and two off-track betting facilities located in Fort Wayne and Merrillville, Ind. For more information, please visit www.hoosierpark.com
Natural Herbie Repeats in Gold Sire StakesSeptember 3, 2013
Three-Year-Old Trotting Colts Highlight Hoosier Park Card
ANDERSON, Ind.—August 30, 2013—Natural Herbie continued his winning ways in the featured event, the fourth and final round of the $30,000 Indiana Gold Sire Stakes for three-year-old trotting colts and geldings, at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Friday, August 30. Notching his seventh win of the season and third stakes win from four preliminary legs, the reigning freshman Indiana Sire Stakes champion turned in a gutsy performance to win in 1:55.3 for trainer, driver Verlin Yoder.
Leaving from post three in the eleven horse field, Natural Herbie was handed no favors from the onset and was parked through the first quarter clocking while the battle for early position ensued. Ray Hall and Pete Wrenn won the first battle and led the field through early fractions of :28.1 and :57.2. Unable to find a position along the rail, Natural Herbie pressed on for the lead and was applying pressure to outside of the top pair down the backside with Super Rock and Charlie Conrad hot on their heels second over. Ray Hall continued to call the shots through the three-quarter clocking in 1:26.1 as the rest of the field closed in.
Natural Herbie inherited the lead after a costly break by Ray Hall mid-way through the stretch and was able to hold off a late charge from Red Hot Herbie and Brandon Bates to score the win by a head. Red Hot Herbie used a late closing kick to finish second while Super Rock battled gamely to round out the trifecta. As the heavy betting favorite, Natural Herbie returned $3.40 to his backers at the window.
After a sensational two-year-old campaign, Natural Herbie has posted an even better sophomore season. Sired by Here Comes Herbie, the black gelding has now won seven of 11 seasonal starts while bankrolling over $150,000 for owner, trainer, driver Verlin Yoder. Sporting a career bankroll of over $290,000, Natural Herbie has hit the board in 15 of 21 lifetime outings. Natural Herbie will head the field of entrants in the $200,000 Indiana Gold Sire Stakes final for three-year-old colt and gelding trotters slated for September 11 at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino.
Indiana Gold Sire Stakes action continues at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Saturday, August 31 with a pair of $30,000 divisions for two-year-old colt and gelding trotters. On Saturday, August 31, Hoosier Park will also host The Beach Boys live in concert to culminate the Summer Concert Music Series at the Anderson, IN track. Live racing at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino will follow a Tuesday through Saturday schedule with a daily post time of 5:30 p.m.
About Centaur Gaming: Founded in 1993, Indianapolis-based Centaur Gaming's mission is to bring the entertainment and economic benefits of casino gaming and horse racing to communities across Indiana. Centaur, a privately held Indiana owned and managed company, employs more than 2,000 Indiana residents through the award-winning entertainment destinations of Hoosier Park Racing & Casino in Anderson, Ind. and Indiana Grand Racing & Casino and Indiana Downs in Shelbyville, Ind. In addition to the two racetrack and casino properties, Centaur's operations extend to nearly every corner of the state with Hoosier Park's Winner's Circle Pub, Grille & OTB in Indianapolis and Off-Track Betting facilities in Clarksville, Fort Wayne and Merrillville, Ind.
Photo: Natural Herbie and Verlin Yoder. Photo Courtesy of Linscott Photography.
Fifth Track Record Lowered at Hoosier Park in 2013
ANDERSON, Ind.—July 9, 2013— Thunder Rises, with Dan Shetler at the lines, shattered a 16-year-old record for the seventh-eighths mile dash on the pace when he powered home a winner in 1:39.2 at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Tuesday, July 9. As part of a four horse blanket finish, Thunder Rises got up in the final strides to notch his fourth win of the season for trainer, Andy Shetler. The previous record of 1:41.3 was established by Ima Noble Son and driver D.R. Ackerman for trainer Homer Hochstetler on July 23, 1997. The 1:39.2 victory marked the fifth track record that has been lowered over Hoosier Park's seven-eighths mile oval in 2013.
Leaving from post seven in the ten horse field, Thunder Rises was away a worrisome ninth while the rest of the field battled for early position. Fox Valley Griffin and Trace Tetrick defended their rail position and were the first to get a call through the opening panel in :27.2. Captain Mark and Brad Hanners benefitted from a pocket trip while the publics' choice, JJ's Gazette, was hard pressed to find a spot along the rail and was parked to the outside in third. Fox Valley Griffin continued to call the shots down the backside and reached the half mile mark in :55.0. JJ's Gazette was the first to reach the leader's wheel through a three-quarter clocking in 1:23.4 with King Me and Trent Stohler in tow. As Fox Valley Griffin tired on the front, the rest of the field closed in. After sitting eighth through much of the mile, Thunder Rises found another gear in the stretch to reel in the leaders and reach the wire first. Captain Mark found late racing room to get up for the second place finish while JJ's Gazette held on gamely to finish third. Dismissed at 24-1, Thunder Rises returned $49.80 to his backers. The trifecta including Thunder Rises, Captain Mark, and JJ's Gazette paid $795.25.
Sired by His Mattjesty, Thunder Rises sent his seasonal bankroll over $15,000 for his connections of Ervin Wickey and Dixie Shetler. The six-year-old gelding has now won 19 of 105 lifetime outings while bankrolling over $85,000 in purse earnings.
Tyler Smith enjoyed a noteworthy evening as he piloted five winners on the 13-race card. Smith scored wins in the early double with Desperado Alibi for trainer, Melissa Essig and then with Curmudgeon for trainer Steve Boroff. Smith followed suit in the third race with Dale Peterson's Round About Fame and was home a winner again with Fox Valley Swift for trainer Nick Giberson in the seventh race. He ended the night with a win in the ninth race for trainer, Melissa Essig once again, only this time with her three-year-old pacing gelding, Ralph.
Live racing resumes at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Wednesday, July 10 with two divisions of $30,000 Indiana Gold Sire Stakes for three-year-old trotting fillies. Live racing will follow a Tuesday-Saturday schedule with a daily post time of 5:30 p.m.
Photo: Thunder Rises and Dan Shetler. Photo Courtesy of Linscott Photography.
Coors Light Concert Series Presents the 'Summer's Greatest Hits' Lineup
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino announced Friday its official Summer's Greatest Hits lineup, presented by Coors Light. In its third year, Hoosier Park's summer stage will welcome a series of four national headlining acts to the Hoosier Park outdoor music center. The three-month long summer series will run from Saturday, June 8 through Saturday, Aug. 31.
Known for such hits as "The Heart of Rock and Roll" and "I Want a New Drug", Huey Lewis & the News will kick off the summer concert series on Saturday, June 8 with their "Sports" Anniversary Tour, named after their seven-time platinum 1983 album. Fellow 1980s rockers, The B-52s and The Go-Go's, will bring their new-wave brand of rock to the stage on Saturday, June 29 playing their respective hits that include "Love Shack" and "We Got the Beat."
On Friday, July 12 country music legend Willie Nelson will treat country music fans to the classics that built his storied career such as "On the Road Again" and "Always on My Mind." Alongside his series of fan favorites, Willie Nelson and Family will play songs from their April 16 forthcoming album, "Let's Face the Music and Dance," that is being described as a collection of American standards and country classics.
The smooth, surfer-inspired harmonies of The Beach Boys will once again grace the Hoosier Park summer stage on Saturday, Aug. 31, since last performing at the Anderson racetrack and casino in July 2009. The Beach Boys, recently coming off their 50th anniversary international tour, released a new studio album that represents a new harmonic blending from a super group with such hits as "Good Vibrations," "Surfin' U.S.A," and "Kokomo."
The Summer's Greatest Hits concerts are scheduled to begin at approximately 8 p.m. The complete list of shows is as follows:
- Saturday, June 8, Huey Lewis & the News
- Saturday, June 29, The B-52s and The Go-Go's
- Friday, July 12, Willie Nelson and Family
- Saturday, Aug. 31, The Beach Boys
The Hoosier Park outdoor music center accommodates up to 4,500 reserved ticket seats. The music center features a wide variety of ticket options, including premium VIP seating and private party decks complete with personal beverage service.
Tickets will go on sale Saturday, April 6 at 10 a.m. Ticket prices range from $23 to $67. Special VIP seating is available for an additional charge. Tickets for the Coors Light Summer Concert Series can be purchased through Ticketmaster by calling 800-745-3000 or by visiting Ticketmaster.com. Concertgoers may also purchase directly from the box offices located in Shelby's Gifts at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino or in Hoosier Park's Winner's Circle Pub, Grille & OTB located in downtown Indianapolis. Club Centaur members will receive a 20 percent discount on tickets purchased at both Hoosier Park box offices.
Loyal sponsors Coors Light, Modern Trailer Sales, Deem Mechanical & Electric Company, and Piazza Produce will once again additionally support the Summer's Greatest Hits lineup.
About Hoosier Park Racing & Casino: Hoosier Park Racing & Casino was recently ranked as the Indianapolis Area's Most Popular Attraction for the third year in a row by the Indianapolis Business Journal and holds multiple awards from industry publications for customer service, entertainment, gaming and dining. Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, a fully integrated gaming and racing facility, features 2,000 of the latest slots and electronic table games and a 7/8 mile oval horse track offering live harness racing each year. Simulcast wagering is offered year-round at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, the Winner's Circle Pub, Grille & OTB in Indianapolis and two off-track betting facilities located in Fort Wayne and Merrillville, Ind. For more information, please visit www.hoosierpark.com
About Centaur Gaming: Founded in 1993, Indianapolis-based Centaur Gaming's mission is to bring the entertainment and economic benefits of casino gaming and horse racing to communities across Indiana. Centaur, a privately held company, employs more than 2,000 Indiana residents through the award-winning entertainment destinations of Indiana Grand Casino and Indiana Downs in Shelbyville, Ind. and Hoosier Park Racing & Casino in Anderson, Ind. In addition to the two racetrack and casino properties, Centaur's operations extend to nearly every corner of the state with Hoosier Park's Winner's Circle Pub, Grille & OTB in Indianapolis and Off-Track Betting facilities in Clarksville, Fort Wayne and Merrillville, Ind.
Brian Joseph Hernandez Jr. Captures Indiana Oaks and Derby DoubleOctober 12, 2012
It was a good day in Indiana for jockey Brian Joseph Hernandez, Jr. as the multiple Graded Stakes winning jockey captured the Grade II $200,000 added Indiana Oaks and the Grade II $500,000 Indiana Derby at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Oct. 6. It was the third consecutive year a jockey has won both of Hoosier Park's signature Thoroughbred events.
Grace Hall under Brian Hernandez, Jr. dazzled fans with an impressive five and three-quarter length win in the 17th running of the Indiana Oaks. The duo covered the one and one-sixteenth mile race in 1:41.85 over a track that was upgraded to good after a muddy start for the day.
Grace Hall wasted little time getting control of the petite field of five, breaking alertly to secure a stalking position on the outside of early pace-setters, Eden's Moon and Rafael Bejarano. Wine Princess and Shaun Bridgmohan stalked the pace from the inside in third as they hit the first quarter mark in :23.67. Eden's Moon continued to call the shots down the backside as the tightly packed field reached the second station in :47.31. Grace Hall was given the green light by Hernandez around the final turn as she ranged up to take the lead. The three-year-old Empire Maker filly put her raw talent on display as she began to open up on the field in the stretch. Grace Hall continued on to the wire to finish five and three-quarter lengths in front of Wine Princess. Eden's Moon held on for the third place finish. As the heavy betting favorite, Grace Hall returned $3.80 for the victory.
"I was just the passenger today," Hernandez, Jr. noted after the race. "This was all her. When I called on her down the stretch she went on pretty easily. I'm very thankful to have picked up this mount, she is just a really great filly and I think she showed that here today."
Trained by Tony Dutrow, Grace Hall notched the third win of her 2012 campaign as she sent her seasonal bankroll over $600,000. Owned by Michael Dubb, Stuart Grant, and Bethlehem Stables, LLC, Grace Hall has now won six of her ten lifetime outings while bankrolling over $1.2 million in purse earnings for her connections. The multiple graded stakes winning filly was rebounding off a fifth place finish in the Grade I Alabama Stakes at Saratoga on Aug. 18.
Hernandez Jr. followed suit in the very next race as he got Neck'N Neck home a winner in the 18th running of the Grade II $500,000 Indiana Derby for trainer Ian Wilkes. Far back early, the three-year-old colt unleashed a powerful move around the final turn and continued on to win by three-quarters of a length with a final time of 1:42.71.
Unhurried out of the gate, Neck'N Neck got away a worrisome tenth in the eleven horse field. The heavy betting favorite, Fed Biz and Rafael Bejarano broke alertly from post four to get the first call. Junebugred also broke alertly under Terry Thompson to duel for the early advantage along the inside through a first quarter in :23.60. Tritap and Shaun Bridgmohan stalked the pace from three wide as Second City and Marlon St. Julien also ranged up to press the pace down the backside. Fed Biz and Junebugred continued to exchange for the lead through the second quarter in :48.32. The pace began to quicken as the tightly knit field negotiated the final turn while Neck 'N Neck began to make his move, rallying five wide on the outside. Fed Biz continued to led as the field turned for home in the one and one-sixteenth mile contest.
With the Fed Biz tiring on the front, Neck' N Neck accelerated coming off the final turn and pressed on to the wire to finish in front of late charging Bourbon Courage. Fed Biz held on gamely for the third place finish. Neck 'N Neck returned $11.20 to his backers.
"I talked to Ian before the race and he said he wanted to see him off the pace," winning rider Hernandez, Jr. noted. "I was a little worried because we were hung kind of wide, but turning for home I was pretty confident in my horse. Every time I asked him for more he went on, once he got the lead he waited for them a little bit but he took back off and felt really good at the wire."
The Flower Alley colt was looking to bounce back and did after a sixth-place finish in the GI Travers Stake at Saratoga on Aug.25. Owned and bred by A. Steven Miles, Jr., Neck 'N Neck notched his third win of the season in nine starts as he pushed his seasonal bankroll over $387,000. The homebred colt has now four of 13 lifetime starts and over $420,000 in purse earnings.
Meet Racing RachelSeptember 7, 2012
From color commentator to purist handicapper and everything in between, Racing Rachel McLaughlin is a shining star amongst a new generation of horse racing enthusiasts. Here at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino we pride ourselves on going above and beyond the standard. Rachel is no exception. Horsemanship is steeped in tradition and race presentations have remained relatively unchanged throughout history. While many facets of the sport are here to stay, Hoosier Park aims to facilitate a new generation of horsemen. The focal point of our efforts lies with Rachel McLaughlin and her trackside reporting. Rachel is no stranger to the horseman culture. As an avid rider and horse owner herself, she has been involved with horsemanship for many years. Rachel began western style riding at an early age with her spotted saddle horse named Adidas. With her love of riding and knowledge of all things equine, she soon found her way to Hoosier Park in 2010 as a racing intern.
As an intern Rachel excelled under the pressure of live reporting and her comfortability on camera ultimately landed her the position of lead commentator. Since her debut here at Hoosier Park, she has left no stone unturned in her endeavor to learn the sports betting side of both Standardbred and Thoroughbred horseracing. There are very few tracks across the nation that host both Thoroughbred and Standardbred competition. Each sport has an entirely different set of guidelines and knowledge of one does not equate to success in the other. McLaughlin makes the annual transition from Standardbred to Thoroughbred without missing a beat. With each passing year she has been able to build upon her solid foundation of racing knowledge and continues to grow to this day. Her unique ability to effectively cycle between the two forms of racing and her unmistakable presence on camera has brought her national attention as well. At only twenty four years of age, Racing Rachel is off to a notable start with features on both ESPN and HRTV. With a background in Sports Marketing and her unforgettable style, it seems Racing Rachel has only just begun.
Rachel is currently hosting her fifth meet at Hoosier Park and her experience is evident as she transitions into an even broader role. Racing Rachel has developed into an excellent handicapper. In her first handicapping season she has already begun making a name for herself as her picks continue to hit the board. Coming off a successful Standardbred season, she has transitioned back to her roots with Thoroughbred. Her growing knowledge of the sport has landed her multiple roles as a handicapper, analyst, and commentator. Rachel also assists with marketing efforts and holds the title of Marketing Coordinator. When she is not in front of the camera she spends her time planning promotions and giveaways to make our events enjoyable for guests of all experience levels. If you have been to Hoosier Park Racing & Casino you have undoubtedly taken part in one of her many daily activities and most likely went home with something to show for it. Rachel's presence on camera is second to none and has an uncanny ability to make even the most mundane of tasks exciting and fun. Rachel's role at Hoosier Park has increased the family fun aspect as well with daily games and giveaways that cater to individuals of all age groups. Racing Rachel's personality exemplifies our mission here at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino and we look forward to ushering in a new era of racing experience alongside her.
If you are a fan of horseracing or would like to learn more about the woman behind the microphone, check out the Racing Rachel Facebook fan page or follow @HP_RacingRachel on Twitter. Also, be sure to stop in at 5:00 pm on weekdays to watch Rachel and Steve Cross kick off daily racing events with their live pre-race show in the Terrace.
Check Out What is Going on in September!September 7, 2012
Indianapolis Colts Fan Appreciation DaysAugust 31, 2012
On July 29th, our Indy Boys in Blue descended on Anderson University's campus. Along with the one hundred man roster, coaches, staff and trainers took up temporary residency here in Anderson. With the many companies in the area showing their support, there was a sense of excitement in the air as you drove down Scatterfield to the playing field. This is the third year Hoosier Park has participated in the camp festivities and were even selected as an Official Super Celebration Site for last year's Big Game in February. Hoosier Park's support of Indianapolis football is now in full swing. For this year's camp, Hoosier Park welcomed Big Blue fans with "Fan Appreciation Days." During camp, guests of the park enjoyed special deals on food and beverages ranging from yard long beers to half-priced buffets as well as a koozie giveaway. The camp celebration culminated with a premium season ticket giveaway on Friday, August 17th. Charles Agnew of Anderson took home the coveted prize. At Hoosier Park, we are proud supporters of our Boys in Blue and wish them "Luck" this season.
Creedence Clearwater Revisited Rivals RevivalAugust 23, 2012
In recent history, there has been a trend of classic rock bands reuniting to bring the songs we all know and love back to the live stage. Hoosier Park Racing & Casino is no stranger to these types of acts with bands such as Foreigner and Air Supply recently headlining our Summer Music Track Series. On August 31st, Creedence Clearwater Revisited will be here rocking the Summer Music Track II stage with a sound straight out of 1971. Though Creedence Clearwater Revisited does not have rights to the name "Revival," they have literally revived a sound we all remember rocking out to. Many other bands have reunited with new members only to lose their unique sound in the process. Creedence Clearwater Revisited may have changed their logo, but the sound is as intact as it has ever been. The two original members, Stu Cook and Doug "Cosmo" Clifford, are familiar with the standards they set long ago and deliver an authentic show. Concert guests can expect CCR Hall of Fame hits like "Proud Mary," "Suzie Q" and "Born on a Bayou" to name a few. Creedence Clearwater Revisited is sure to be an unforgettable show that you won't want to miss. Join us for a trip down memory lane as we celebrate the "Revival" of a timeless band. Tickets are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com or the Hoosier Park Box Office inside Shelby's Gifts in the Terrace.
Angel Band Shines in Indiana Gold Sire StakesJuly 6, 2012
Angel Band and driver Ed Hensley planned a well timed rally to sweep by the heavy betting favorite, Sweetasmusic, late in the lane to capture the fourth leg of the $30,000 Indiana Gold Sire Stakes for 3-year-old trotting fillies at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Thursday (July 5). The win notched the first Gold sire stakes victory for Angel Band and the second win of her sophomore season.
Pete Wrenn and Blueridge Abigail were the first to get a call as they led the field of nine through the opening split of :27.1 with She's Country and Charlie Conrad at their back in second. Sweetasmusic found herself sixth along the rail after starting from the trailing post ten. Angel Band and Hensley remained off the pace for the first half fractions which saw much movement. Sweetasmusic was sent to the front down the backside by driver Walter Haynes Jr. and struck command before the three-quarter time in 1:28. Ricky Macomber Jr. and Honeyinthepine were left in outer flow first up heading into the final turn when Sweetasmusic began to show her speed. Angel Band and Hensley were well placed second over.
Sweetasmusic sprinted away to a three-length lead early in the stretch before being tracked down in the shadow of the wire by a fast closing Angel Band. Stopping the clock in 1:57.1, it was a new lifetime mark for Angel Band. JS Foxy Lady also rallied late in the race to round out the well paying trifecta. The 18-1 upset paid $39.40.
"This is a nice filly," Hensley noted of his mount. "She raced well last week and is just now coming into herself. The race ended up working out well for us, she dug in at the wire and raced really tough tonight."
Trained by Ron Otto, Angel Band notched her third career victory and pushed her lifetime earnings over the $30,000 mark with the win. Owned by Martin Schmucker, Angel Band is from the first crop of Gregory Pecs and is out of the Corleone mare, Anightwithnorma.
Angel Band will advance to the $200,000 Indiana Sire Stakes final for three-year-old pacing colts and geldings on Saturday, July 14. The race will be part of Hoosier Champions Night, featuring more than $1 million in purses for the Indiana Sire Stakes. Friday, July 13 will also be part of the national harness racing promotion, "Back to the Track" night. The Indiana Standardbred Association will offer several addition promotions and giveaways throughout the weekend to mark the final night of harness racing for 2012.


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They are linebackers DeMario Davis (thumb), Garrett McIntyre (knee) and Quinton Coples (shoulder), defensive backs Dawan Landry (hand), Ed Reed (non-injury related) and Antonio Cromartie (hip) and linemen Kenrick Ellis (back), Sheldon Richardson (finger/shoulder) and Muhammad Wilkerson (wrist).
They are defensive backs Antonio Cromartie (hip), Ellis Lankster (jaw) and Ed Reed (not injury related), linemen Kenrick Ellis (back), Muhammad Wilkerson (wrist) and Sheldon Richardson (wrist, finger) and linebackers Garrett McIntyre (knee, elbow) and Quinton Coples (shoulder).
The others are linebackers Garrett McIntyre (knee) and DeMario Davis (thumb), tackle Kenrick Ellis (back) and safety Ed Reed (non-injury related).
The remainder of the list is as follows: offensive linemen William Campbell, Oday Aboushi and Ben Ijalana; tight end Chris Pantale; and quarterback David Garrard.
All the other defensive players on the Friday injury report are probable. They are safety Antonio Allen (concussion), cornerbacks Darrin Walls (shoulder) and Antonio Cromartie (hip), defensive tackles Leger Douzable (illness) and Kenrick Ellis (back) and linebacker Calvin Pace (hip).
Other probables include defensive tackle Kenrick Ellis (back), linebacker Garrett McIntyre (knee), tight end Konrad Reuland (knee), wide receiver Josh Cribbs (knee), cornerback Darrin Walls (shoulder) and guard Brian Winters (ankle).
Running back Alex Green (hamstring) is questionable.
They are defensive backs Antonio Allen (groin/finger), Antonio Cromartie (hip), Dee Milliner (hamstring) and Darrin Walls (shoulder), linebackers Nick Bellore (thumb) and Garrett McIntyre (knee) and linemen Quinton Coples (ankle) and Kenrick Ellis (back).
McIntyre's previous season high in tackles was two.
The following players, listed as probable for the game, were able to suit up and are active for the game: linebackers Nick Bellore (oblique) and Garrett McIntyre (ribs); defensive linemen Sheldon Richardson (shoulder), Damon Harrison (knee) and Kenrick Ellis (back); defensive back Dee Milliner (hip); wide receiver Clyde Gates (knee) and tight end Jeff Cumberland (chin).


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Featured Events
Johnson's Island
Thursday, August 22 at 7 p.m.
David Allison will tell you why Johnson's Island on Lake Erie was chosen as a Confederate POW Camp for officers and who was in charge. Find out what prison life was like, how men tried to escape, and see the prison cemetery. Find out why so many of the guards died from a disease and why the prisoners didn't get the disease. Allison had a relative that was a guard on Johnson's Island and possibly another there that was a prisoner.)
The Two Notes Perform
Thursday, August 27 at 7 p.m.
Crazy for doo wop? Then you don't want to miss this stellar performance by The Two Notes-an 8 man a cappella ensemble. Travel through the decades with songs like "For the Longest Time", a Bruno Mars medley and more!
Those Were the Days
Monday, August 12 at 7 p.m.
Old tunes-like old friends will take you back to the good old days. Plan to sit back, relax and let Dick Jacoby take you down memory lane to the days of the Big Bands and beautiful, never to be forgotten melodies.
Kathy Johnson Performs
Wednesday, August 7 at 7 p.m.
Singing and playing her own remarkable and often funny originals as well as classic American music, you're sure to enjoy Kathy's special performance.
Bill Smith and the Music Men Perform
Thursday, August 1 at 7 p.m.
Mark your calendars to enjoy an evening of all-American swing music. Bill and the boys will get you "in the mood" with their toe-tapping tunes and their playful banter.
The Keller Brothers Perform
Wednesday, July 24 at 7 p.m.
Enjoy an evening with these extremely talented young men singing arias, pop, show tunes, classical, hymns, and children's songs. To learn more and hear a sample go to www.thekellerbrothers.com.
Out of this World: UFO Sightings and Investigations
Monday, July 15 at 7 p.m.
Have you or someone you know ever seen strange lights in the sky or "lost" time? Meet with Tom Wertman, MUFON's (Mutual UFO Network) chief investigator. Learn about the basics of investigating UFO claims and alien abductions and hear Tom's favorite UFO cases.
Social Security
Tuesday, June 25 at noon or Wednesday, June 26 at 4 p.m.
Learn strategies to Maximize your Lifetime Benefits with Dee Siegferth of the Milestone Center. Find out factors that affect your income in retirement, why married couples could miss out on substantial benefits and why timing is everything. All attendees will receive a free Social Security Claiming Guide. Registration is required.
Tai Chi in the Morning Air
Saturday, June 22 at 10 a.m.
Start your morning off right with a (beginner) session of Tai Chi in the great outdoors with Sifu Joe Casenhiser. Meet by the fountain on Broad Bouldevard in front of the library. (Sutliff Room in case of rain). Registration is requested.
Ask the Psychic
Wednesday, June 19 at 7 p.m.
Have you ever wondered how a psychic receives knowledge about those who have passed? Is there someone you would love to hear from that has crossed over? This is your chance to hear what they have to say. Join Laura Lyn for a serious, yet entertaining evening. To learn more about Laura Lyn go to www.angelreader.net. Registration is requested.


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10 Best Quotes (Some Of These Also Not In The Script)
To be fair several of the quotes we've mentioned already could go on this list, but here's 10 more regardless.
1. "Greed is greatly overrated. But fear isn't."—Reiner to The Counselor after the shit has hit the fan.
2. "Still, my guess is that in most cases if you still had the woman you're weeping over you'd be weeping harder," —Reiner, as part of the "talking about women" conversation with the Counselor.
3. When asked by the Escort/Banker (Goran Visnjic) how Malkina feels about leaving the Cheetah behind after deciding she will move to China with her money. "You don't own a cheetah. Silva died. She had a congenital heart condition. Which we knew. Raoul is alive and well in Arizona. He rules over a domain of a thousand hectares and he has a special rock where he can take the sum and watch for quarry. That's all. Dogs bring people together. Cats don't. Still, I miss him."
4. "But here's what is true. If whole nations are capable of love and hate and greed and envy—which they are—then it's just more than possible that murder itself can become a collective enterprise. Murder as a national pastime." —Westray to the Counselor taken from their original conversation.
5. "I think there's probably only one thing reserved exclusively to the individual. Forgiveness. People as a group can love or hate or admire or malign. But there's no such thing as collective forgiveness."—more dark wisdom from Westray to The Counselor.
6. "It was like one of those catfish things. One of those bottom feeders you see going up the side of the aquarium. Sucking its way up the glass. It was just...Hallucinatory. You see a thing like that, it changes you." —Reiner explains the thing that cannot be unseen.
7. "How about McDonald's? We can start getting used to our new life style."—Another line cut from the movie. Westray suggesting where they should meet after he learns that the drug shipment is missing and they are now both fucked.
8. "Convince [them] that this is just some sort of odd coincidence. Because they don't really believe in coincidences. They've heard of them, they've just never seen one." — He doesn't quite get it, but Westray's about to make it clear that the Counselor is screwed.
9. "The point, Counselor, is that you may think there are things that these people would simply be incapable of. There are not."—Westray gives off simple advice to The Counselor about the drug lords.
10. "There is no rule of exchange here, you see. Grief transcends every value. A man would give whole nations to lift it from his heart. And yet with it you can buy nothing."—The Jefe (Rubén Blades) gives his long eloquent monologue to the Counselor about acceptance; there's no moves left to play here.
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COUNSELOR: "Did you read this fucking thing?" [meaning the newspaper article about the beheaded biker]
WESTRAY: I did read it.
COUNSELOR: Who writes this shit?
WESTRAY: They're called journalists. You want to avoid them.
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presley | February 8, 2014 3:57 AM
The "sarcastic dick" does not own a pitbull. It is Presa Canario. Woman who interacts with him also wasn't behind the counter she was in line with him.
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Fantastic script. Fantastic film - worth watching at least once with the subtitles on
- even if you speak English.
NoOne | January 30, 2014 4:32 PM
Small point: in Reiner's discussion of his ex and the athlete you mention him as a hockey player for the Edmonton Oilers. Reiner says "Oilers." But I believe he is referring to the now defunct football Houston Oilers. They are in Texas after all, no?
ArtJ | November 20, 2013 10:06 AM
I saw the film in Mexico and the exchange between Pitt and Fassbender that ends with "But letâs see if we can guess who it is that they really want to kill" was still there. Is there a different cut of the film for international territories?
cool | November 6, 2013 6:09 PM
I loved this movie. I think it got seriously unfairly shit on by viewers because it's different than the rest but as this article says its straight up Cormac McCarthy for better or worse. It's disjointed and weird as hell but I loved all of it, feel like it will go down as some kinda cult film and people will slowly start to appreciate it.
Washington | November 1, 2013 9:41 AM
Everything everyone seems to hate about this is why it's so interesting to me. Did we really need another generic crime movie anyway?
avant576 | October 30, 2013 3:16 PM
The one thing I can't get out of my head is why Westray had brown eyes... Brad Pitt's eyes are very, very blue. Random choice or planned?
James | October 29, 2013 6:12 PM
I could be wrong, but I think the shot of the cheetahs inspecting Reiner's body, and Westray's line about "keeping up apppareances" actually are in the finished film.
yer | October 29, 2013 4:56 PM
People just cannot stop talking about this film. Meanwhile half the praised films have come and are long forgotten.
Marbles | October 29, 2013 3:58 PM
I'm still mystified at the level of invective directed at this movie. I loved it, and will see it many times. Thanks for the article.
tim jackson | October 29, 2013 3:55 PM
I gotta disagree with the naysayers. This is one funny, confusing, disturbing and colorful film, sex mad and seething with impending hideousness. Just like life. My review:;
cirkusfolk | October 29, 2013 3:21 PM
Even though I didn't like the film, I can pick out a few favorite quotes, most of which come from Westray. The one I like the best is "they don't believe in coincidences which is to say they've heard of them, they've just never seen one. "
Chris | October 29, 2013 3:03 PM
The first scene with Westray does end with:
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COUNSELOR: I donât know. Who?
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The town of Stonewall will vote on a mayor, town council, and two tax proposals to improve the fire district facilities and animal control services on April 5.
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The biographies of the dance instructors at Danser Studio reveal a team as ambitious as it is diversely talented. The six instructors variously specialize in teaching kids and teens, developing choreography, the Brazilian art of capoeira, and ballet, and since they?ve joined Danser Studio, they?ve expanded their skill sets through workshops in Brazil, weight training, and Pilates certification. They welcome kids, teens, and adults to the sprung wood floor of a nearly 1,400-square-foot loft-like studio, where they teach dance styles such as classical ballet and modern dance, which emphasizes the physical interpretation of music and the expression of emotions beyond ?intent twirling.?
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Unlike other Tea Party governors around the nation who have tried out a handful of their more extreme policies, Brownback went for broke. First he and his Koch brother allies (they are Kansas homeboys too, you'll recall) engineered a full-blown Tea Party takeover of the legislature with a well-funded primary strategy in 2012. It is now the most conservative legislature in the nation (and that's saying something considering how conservative Republican legislatures have become). In their minds, they are on a mission from God.
He went after the teachers' union, in one particularly clever move creating what he called "innovation zones" which allow districts to circumvent existing state law regarding curriculum and teacher salaries. He slashed education funding, including cutting the arts programs entirely. He privatized Medicaid. (It goes without saying refused the Medicaid expansion under the ACA.) He defunded Planned Parenthood and signed one of the most far reaching anti-abortion laws in the land, declaring that life begins at "fertilization" and forcing the last remaining Kansas providers to read an anti-abortion script filled with frightening misinformation to women seeking the procedure. (He doesn't even try to hide his religious motives—he wrote the words Jesus + Mary on top of the bill when he signed it.)
Gun legislation has been similarly extreme. Adopting the language of the 10th Amendment fetishists, they managed to pass what they called the Second Amendment Protection Act, a thoroughly useless piece of legislation declaring that the state of Kansas does not have to observe federal gun laws under its "sovereign" status. This last April, Brownback signed the "CLEO Shall Sign and Comprehensive Preemption legislation" which, among other things, prohibits all county and municipal initiative to regulate firearms and ammunition. So much for the vaunted small government, local control portion of the conservative program.
The people who most support the Republicans and the Tea Party carry a secret burden. Many know that they are one medical emergency or broken down car away from ruin, and they blame the government. They vote against their own interests, often hurting themselves in concrete ways, in a vain attempt to deal with their own, misguided shame about being poor. They believe "freedom" is the answer, even though they live a form of wage indenture in a rigged system. I was poor, but a GOP die-hard: How I finally left the politics of shame ☀
It is not even conceivable that progressives could do the same to Nancy Pelosi despite the fact that she has often betrayed progressive interests. Tea partiers are willing to vote their values. Their values may mostly be retrograde, but they vote them. As a result, they have power. Reports of the Tea Party's death were premature. I guess the Tea Party isn't finished ☀
If you watch cable news or heed Facebook-snarky jpegs, you might believe the Big Grievance that provoked the American Revolution was "bureaucracy" … and a tax on tea.
What… you actually believe that? Bureaucarcy? And a tax… on… tea?
Actually read. The grievance — the Big One — that Ben Franklin spent 7 years in London fighting, was that British king and lords and oligarchs owned 60% of the land in the colonies and refused to sell it or even let it be taxed by colonial legislatures, resulting in economic stifling.
The other Big Grievance was against parliamentary laws that forced all trade to pass through a few ports and monopolist corporations owned by the king and lords.
Above all, those lords were monopolizing political power, refusing to allow the colonies to send representatives to Parliament — the ultimate gerrymandering.
Oh, that's not the narrative today's oligarchs foist through their cable propaganda mills. It's not the story they want hard-pressed middle class Americans pondering right now… not if your aim is to rebuild that feudal social structure. It's no wonder the New Oligarchy uses its media shills to focus on a tax on tea!
Because that lets you ignore the real similarity with those times. The fact that lords and monopolies were denounced by Adam Smith and by the Founders. That the Revolution was against their unbridled power while denying us representation that might let the people change the rules.
Sorry, "tea" guys. You folks are the lord-loving Tories. On every issue. Down the line.
What is the tea party, exactly? That's not so clear. There are a constellation of groups, like Tea Party Patriots, FreedomWorks and Americans for Prosperity, who sometimes associate themselves with the movement or are associated with it. But their agendas can range from libertarian to populist and do not always align. As in Missouri, they often do not endorse the same candidate. Nor do they always endorse the candidate who self-identifies as member of the tea party. Is the tea party opposed to the Republican establishment or has it been co-opted by it? 'Tea Party' Has Outlived Its Usefulness ☀
These movement professionals don't need to win races to exert their influence. They only need to scare incumbents and establishment pols into doing their bidding. They would prefer that their candidates, win or lose, aren't badly vetted grass-roots kooks like Todd Akin or Christine O'Donnell, if they can help it. What they prefer are far-right radicals who don't look too crazy. People like themselves — professionals. It's fine for a Tea Partyer to run around the mall dressed up like Martha Washington spouting platitudes about freedom. But in order to please the right people (the Big Money Boyz) and get the job done (cut those taxes) the candidates need to be able to tell the difference between playing to the rubes and getting down to business. There is a whole lot of money at stake — for the political pros especially — so it's important that they make those choices as much as possible. Democracy is just another product for these people. Wingnuts' identity crisis: Why far-right activists are driving the political pros mad ☀
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Foca Mah. Yerguzlar Cad. 965 Sokak, No: 37, 48300 Fethiye – Show map
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