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Once again, a highly anticipated UFC fight has fallen victim to the "injury bug" as Rousimar Palhares has injured his knee and been forced to pull out of his UFC 150 bout with Yushin Okami. This marks the second time Okami's opponent for the card has changed.
Here's Fighter's Only with info on the injury:
The Brazilian middleweight suffered damage to his knee and will be sidelined for some time, his coach Murilo Bustamante told Fighters Only today.
He may even require surgery to fix the damage, which is likely to be ligament-related.
"He got an injury in his knee during the camp. Bad luck. He is out of action for while. After next two weeks we will know for sure if he'll need a surgery," Bustamante said.
Okami was originally set to fight Luiz Cane, but that fight was scrapped after a Cane injury.
Okami's new opponent will be Buddy Roberts.
Roberts was set to compete on the card against Chris Camozzi, but Camozzi was injured also and forced to pull out of the bout. Given that the men are competing at the same weight, on the same card, the UFC just matched up Okami and Roberts in a fight that has to be seen as a huge downgrade in terms of noteriety.
Roberts did look very good in his ability to beat up on Caio Magalhaes in his UFC debut in June, but Okami is a huge step up for him. A win would certainly put him on the map, but he'll likely enter the evening as a considerable underdog.

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Taurus and Virgo really understand each other, making this pairing the stuff of long-term relationships. The earth-wise, natural Taurus attracts the eye of purity conscious Virgo.
Some Bulls takes the lead, and Virgo doesn't mind going along with a good plan. Virgo chats Taurus up, and gets them talking about things they know. Both are cautious in romance, and take their time observing the other in life situations.
Virgo takes note of what Taurus likes and dislikes, and makes a point to lay out a banquet of favorites. Taurus goes wild for the understated sensuality of Virgo, and is able to reach those deeper layers over time. Virgo can trust the rooted stability of Taurus, finding it easier to relax in their presence.
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Over the long haul, Taurus helps Virgo channel their busy work into something weighty. If Taurus is the financial planner, Virgo helps to analyze all the options. Virgo's intellect can dislodge Taurus out of a stuck place, and inspire more flexibility. Both are security-conscious, sharing the need to think things through.
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Columbia, SC - The LSU Tigers rode Johnny O'Bryant III to a dominant victory over a struggling South Carolina team, 64-46.
The sophomore forward racked up a career high 30 points, as well as 10 rebounds with guard Andre Stringer contributing 12 points as the only other Tiger in double digits. The Gamecocks shot just 28% from the field and was out rebounded, 43-29. LSU pulled away in the second half, outscoring South Carolina 38-22 in the period.
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Wonder why Tyler Palko was the starting quarterback after Matt Cassel was lost for the season? What choice did Haley have? Ricky Stanzi was even less prepared for the role than Palko, but in some situations a head coach would have put the rookie on the field. But Haley couldn't afford to do that. He knew Pioli along with team chairman Clark Hunt were looking for any reason to fire him. He thought Palko presented a better opportunity to win than Stanzi. When Kyle Orton arrived, the first week he was totally unprepared for stepping into the Chiefs offense. The second week, they planned to use Orton, but then he dislocated his finger on his first play on the field, knocking him out of the rest of that game and the next one after that. Haley wasn't trying to prove anything by using Palko other than win as many games as possible.


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Situated on a quiet square and overlooking a park, the Loule Jardim offers rooms with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. There is a rooftop pool with a sun terrace.
Situated on a quiet square and overlooking a park, the Loule Jardim offers rooms with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. There is a rooftop pool with a sun terrace.
Guest rooms of the Loule Jardim Hotel are decorated in neutral tones and offer views of the village or the surrounding mountains.They have air conditioning and a safe.
Breakfast is served in the Mediterranean setting of the winter garden. The 2 hotel bars serve a variety of international drinks and cocktails.The hotel also offers a cosy lounge with fireplace and a 24-hour reception. Parking is free of charge in the hotel's garage.
Loule Jardim Hotel is situated 20 km from Faro Airport. The Castle of Loule and a number of restaurants are just a 5-minute walk away.
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CATEGORIES Action, Comedy, Box Office, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Box Office Predictions, UK Box Office, Cinematical, UK Box OfficeIt was close, but despite early estimates Clash of the Titans held on to the top spot with the comedy Date Night taking a very close second. Here's the top five:
1. Clash of the Titans: $26.6 million
2. Date Night: $25.2 million
3. How to Train Your Dragon: $24.8 million
4. Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Too?: $11 million
5. The Last Song: $9.8 million
Two new releases this week:
Death at a Funeral
What's It All About: Comedy in which a dysfunctional family gathers to bury their father amid bickering, blackmail and a misplaced corpse.
Why It Might Do Well: This is a remake of a Frank Oz film from 2007. The original had some good ideas but was painfully dry. This new cast, which includes Chris Rock, Danny Glover and Tracy Morgan, may have the missing spark.
Why It Might Not Do Well: Still, the original is only a few years old. It may be too early to revisit the story.
Number of Theaters: 2,400
Prediction: $18 million
What's It All About: A young comic book fan decides to put on a costume and fight crime, thus inspiring a whole sub-culture of masked crimefighters.
Why It Might Do Well: Comic book movies are still hot and the many trailers have lived up to the title.
Why It Might Not Do Well: Speaking of all those trailers, I'm hoping we haven't already seen all the good parts.
Number of Theaters: 3,000
Prediction: $34 million
Will the new super hero flick kick enough ass to lead the pack? Here's my prediction.
1. Kick-Ass
2. Death at a Funeral
3. Clash of the Titans
3. Date Night
4. How to Train Your Dragon
The good news is that we had five perfect scores last week. The bad news is that I wasn't one of them (Curses!). Way to go patronofchaos, WJDR, cough, English Gavz and Gregory Rubinstein. Here's how we all did:
1. patronofchaos: 16
1. cough: 16
1. English Gavz: 16
1. Gregory Rubinstein: 16
2. Matt: 11
2. bob: 11
2. Robocop's Credit Card: 11
2. greatone: 11
2. Brandon: 11
3. Smiggy: 9
4. Vera: 7
5. Harry: 2
Post your predictions for the top five movies in the comments section below before 5:00PM Eastern Time on Friday. One point for every top five movie correctly named, two points for every correct placement, and one extra point for the top movie.