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Sept. 18--Just as summer movie burnout settles in, along come the films of fall to give us something to talk about other than special effects and action setpieces and how on Earth can Batman possibly fight Superman.
Sure, there will still be plenty of would-be blockbusters, including another Thor movie and the second installment in the Hunger Games franchise. But there are also new movies from Paul Greengrass ("Captain Phillips"), Ridley Scott ("The Counselor"), Martin Scorsese ("The Wolf of Wall Street"), Alexander Payne ("Nebraska"), Alfonso Cuaron ("Gravity") and Steve McQueen ("12 Years a Slave"), along with several adaptations of popular novels and celebrated smaller pictures that have earned praise on the festival circuit.
Here is a list of some of the 50-plus movies coming our way between now and Thanksgiving.
"Battle of the Year 3D": So you think you can dance? Josh Peck plays a basketball coach recruited by an American team to help them win the annual dance crew world championship held in France.
"C.O.G.": This adaptation of David Sedaris' essay stars Jonathan ("Glee") Groff as an arrogant East Coast intellectual who moves to Oregon and becomes an apple picker.
"Prisoners": The Oscar buzz has begun for director Denis ("Incendies") Villeneuve's thriller about the increasingly desperate father (Hugh Jackman) of an abducted girl and the detective (Jake Gyllenhaal) scrambling to find her.
Sept. 27:
"Baggage Claim": Intent on getting engaged before her younger sister's wedding, a flight attendant (Paula Patton) gives herself a month to find her perfect man. Djimon Hounsou, Adam Brody, Taye Diggs and Derek Luke are among the eligible bachelors.
"Blue Caprice": Isaiah Washington and Tequan Richmond star as the deranged team who embarked on the Beltway sniper attacks that left 10 people dead in October 2002.
"Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2": Bill Hader returns as the voice of the hapless inventor who came up with a machine that made food rain down from the sky. Now he must figure out how to deal with the voracious animals that mutated as a result of 24/7 chow.
"Don Jon": Joseph Gordon-Levitt wrote, directed and stars in this comedy about a promiscuous online-porn addict who falls for an innocent woman (Scarlett Johansson) weaned on happily-ever-after Hollywood romances and fairy tales.
"Enough Said": Julia Louis-Dreyfus stars for writer-director Nicole Holofcener ("Please Give," "Walking and Talking") as a divorced single mom who realizes the man (James Gandolfini) she has started to fall for is the ex-husband of her new best friend (Catherine Keener).
"Metallica Through the Never": Shot in IMAX 3-D, this thriller centers on a Metallica roadie (Dane DeHaan) who is sent on an increasingly surreal mission during one of the band's concerts.
"Rush": Ron Howard directs this no-nonsense, R-rated look at the legendary rivalry between Grand Prix drivers James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) and Niki Lauda (Daniel Bruhl) during the 1970s, on and off the race track.
Oct. 4:
"Concussion": After getting conked on the head by her son's baseball, a married lesbian housewife (Robin Weigert) suffers a mid-life crisis, breaks free from the shackles of domestic life and becomes a high-end escort. No, I am not making this up.
"Gravity": The early word on director Alfonso Cuaron's sci-fi thriller about two astronauts (Sandra Bullock and George Clooney) sent floating through space after an accident, tethered only to each other, is that the movie is good enough to stand alongside "2001: A Space Odyssey."
"Runner Runner": A broke grad student (Justin Timberlake) travels to Costa Rica to confront the online gambling tycoon (Ben Affleck) who may have conned him out of his money.
Oct. 11:
"All the Boys Love Mandy Lane": Seven years after premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival, this slasher flick finally gets a release. Amber Heard stars as one of the teenagers having a party at a remote farm who start getting picked off one by one.
"Captain Phillips": Paul "Shakycam" Greengrass ("The Bourne Ultimatum," "Green Zone") directs this fact-based thriller about the 2009 hijacking of an American cargo ship by Somali pirates. Tom Hanks stars as the captain trying to keep his cool under great duress.
"Escape from Tomorrow": Writer-director Randy Moore's already-legendary thriller, shot on location at Walt Disney World without permission, follows a husband and father (Roy Abramson) who learns he has been fired during the final day of a family vacation at the Magic Kingdom.
"Machete Kills": Mel Gibson, Lady Gaga, Antonio Banderas and Sofia Vergara join the self-conscious B-movie fun in the second installment of writer-director Robert Rodriguez's campy action series about a machete-wielding Mexican government agent (Danny Trejo).
"Romeo & Juliet": Hailee Steinfeld ("True Grit") and Douglas Booth play the star-crossed lovers in screenwriter Julian ("Downton Abbey") Fellowes' adaptation of one of Shakespeare's most obscure, least-filmed plays.
Oct. 18:
"12 Years a Slave": "Shame" director Steve McQueen returns with another artful provocation, this one based on the true story of a free black man (Chiwetel Ejiofor) from upstate New York in the pre-Civil War era who was abducted and sold into slavery. Michael Fassbender, Benedict Cumberbatch, Paul Dano, Paul Giamatti and Brad Pitt co-star.
"Carrie": Chloe Grace Moretz takes over for Sissy Spacek as the bullied teen with telekinetic powers in this "reimagining" (aka "Don't Call It a Remake!") of the Stephen King novel. Director Kimberly Pierce ("Boys Don't Cry") reportedly consulted with Brian De Palma, who made the 1976 original, before shooting began. Julianne Moore co-stars as Carrie's fanatically religious mother.
"Escape Plan": Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzegger co-star for the first time (no, "The Expendables" movies don't count) as convicts who attempt a daring prison break. Directed by Mikael Hafstrom ("1408," "Evil").
"The Fifth Estate": Having finally put the "Twilight" saga to rest, director Bill Condon ("Kinsey," "Showgirls) gets back to real movies with this drama about the price WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange (Benedict Cumberbatch) and his partner Daniel Domscheit-Berg (Daniel Bruhl) paid after they starting posting classified documents online.
Oct. 25:
"The Counselor": Revered novelist Cormac McCarthy ("No Country for Old Men," "The Road," "Blood Meridian") makes his screenwriting debut with this thriller about a lawyer (Michael Fassbender) who dabbles in the drug trade and quickly finds out you can't just "dabble" in the drug trade. Ridley Scott directs the fall's most formidable cast, which includes Brad Pitt, Javier Bardem, Cameron Diaz, Penelope Cruz, Bruno Ganz and Dean Norris.
"Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa": Johnny Knoxville stars as an 86-year-old grandfather who takes his 8-year-old grandson on a cross-country trip, stopping at every inappropriate spot possible (including strip joints, funeral homes and biker bars). Shot largely with hidden cameras using real people, a la "Borat."
Nov. 1:
"Ender's Game": Filmmaker Gavin Hood ("Tsotsi," "X-Men Origins: Wolverine") adapts Orson Scott Card's popular sci-fi novel about an unusually gifted boy (Asa Butterfield) drafted into military school by two officers (Ben Kingsley and Harrison Ford) who are helping defend Earth against an alien invasion.
"Last Vegas": Four lifelong sixtysomething friends (Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline) head to Las Vegas for a bachelor party. You know, like "The Hangover" but with the cast of "Cocoon."
"Man of Tai Chi": Keanu Reeves makes his directorial debut with this chopsocky adventure about a young martial artist (Tiger Hu Chen) who joins an underground fight club.
Nov. 8:
"Dallas Buyers Club": Even though the film hasn't yet been screened, Matthew McConaughey is already expected to land a Best Actor Oscar nomination for his performance as the cowboy Ron Woodroof, who was diagnosed with AIDS in 1985 and given 30 days to live, then resorted to tracking down alternative -- and illegal -- medical treatments from around the world. Jennifer Garner and Jared Leto co-star for director Jean-Marc Vallee ("C.R.A.Z.Y.," "Cafe de Flore"), who is poised to break out of the art-house ghetto.
"Thor: The Dark World": Alan Taylor, who directed some of the most memorable episodes of "Game of Thrones," "Mad Men," "The Sopranos" and "Deadwood," makes his feature film debut with this second movie about the adventures of the hammer-wielding God of Thunder (Chris Hemsworth). Natalie Portman, Idris Elba and Anthony Hopkins all return. So does the dastardly Loki (Tom Hiddleston).
Nov. 15:
"The Best Man Holiday": Old flames, ancient rivalries and buried hatchets all rise to the surface when a group of friends (including Terrence Howard, Taye Diggs, Nia Long, Regina Hall and Morris Chestnut) reunites over the Christmas holiday for the first time in 15 years in this sequel to 1999's "The Best Man."
"The Book Thief": In World War II Germany, a little girl (Sophie Nelisse) escapes the horrors of the real world by stealing books and sharing them with other people. Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson play her adoptive parents in this adaptation of Markus Zusak's novel.
"Kill Your Darlings": Before they became icons of the Beat generation, the young Allen Ginsberg (Daniel Radcliffe,) Jack Kerouac (Jack Huston) and William Burroughs (Ben Foster) were brought together in 1944 after being implicated in a murder by a classmate (Dane DeHaan). Elizabeth Olsen, Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Jason Leigh round out the cast for first-time director John Krokidas.
"The Wolf of Wall Street": Leonardo DiCaprio teams up with director Martin Scorsese for the fifth time (after "Gangs of New York," "The Aviator," "The Departed" and "Shutter Island") for this adaptation of Jordan Belfort's memoir about his meteoric rise and inevitable fall as a corrupt stockbroker. Matthew McConaughey, Jonah Hill, Jean Dujardin and Spike Jonze co-star.
Nov. 22:
"Delivery Man": Writer-director Ken Scott remakes his own French-Canadian 2011 comedy "Starbuck." Vince Vaughn plays the underachiever who discovers his donations at sperm banks over a 20-year period made him the father of 533 children, many of whom suddenly want to meet him.
"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire": After winning the 74th Hunger Games competition, Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) go on a victory tour that inadvertently sparks a rebellion. Director Francis Lawrence ("I Am Legend," "Constantine") takes over from Gary Ross, who managed the seemingly impossible by turning the first novel into a crushingly dull film.
"Nebraska": Director Alexander Payne ("The Descendants," "Election," "Sideways") gets out of his comfort zone by collaborating with a new screenwriter (Bob Nelson) and using black-and-white film to tell the story of a cranky old drunk (Bruce Dern) who goes on a road trip with his reluctant son (Will Forte) from Billings to Lincoln to claim a million-dollar magazine sweepstakes prize.
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It all comes down to this: 30 players remain in what was once a 125-player field to decide the FedEx Cup champion. Webb Simpson currently leads the field with after finishing with the most points in the previous three FedEx Cup playoff events. He'll start this tournament with 2,500 points, but any of the 30 players in the field can win the title.
As the leader, Simpson will tee off last on Thursday and be paired with Dustin Johnson, who is currently second in the standings. Accordingly, Bo Van Pelt and Fredrik Jacobson are first off the tee, as they are the Nos. 30 and 29 players, respectively. The players will be re-paired after each round in order of their standing on the leaderboard.
The lowest ranked player to ever win the FedEx Cup in its four previous years was Vijay Singh, who came into the 2008 final ranked No. 7. Tiger Woods is the Cup's only multiple winner, winning the 2007 and 2009 editions after coming in ranked No. 1 both years.
The winner of the FedEx Cup, who won't necessarily be the winner of the Tour Championship, will win $10 million. Each of the top 5 finishers will win at least $1 million. Almost as importantly, the winner will also receive a five-year PGA Tour exemption, meaning they can play in any tournament regardless of their ranking.
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- Sun: 12-1:30 p.m. (GOLF) & 1:30-6 p.m. (NBC)
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Two lethal and experienced welterweight strikers took to the Octagon yesterday (Sept. 29, 2012) as Che Mills battled Duane Ludwig on the UFC on FUEL TV 5 main card in Nottingham, England.
With both men's solid stand-up credentials, fans were anticipating a striking exhibition for up to the full fifteen minutes.
It didn't happen.
Instead, Mills showcased some evolution to his game, mixing in multiple takedowns to go along with his aggressive and powerful striking, but that's now how the fight ended.
Instead, a fluke injury ended Ludwig's night, the second such time Ludwig has lost via injury TKO in his UFC career (the only fighter to have ever done so).
To get things started, Mills aggressively attacked with his powerful punches, holding the back of Ludwig's head and teeing off with some right uppercuts and a knee. With Ludwig up close, Mills took the opportunity to toss him to the canvas from the clinch, landing in side control.
Ludwig would be in big trouble from here on out.
Despite getting back to his feet, Ludwig was again dragged to the ground and again he found himself on the bottom with "Beautiful" in side control. This time, however, Mills stepped up the offense by dropping elbows and throwing some knees to the body and shoulder.
After Mills attempted to pass to mount, Ludwig retained guard a
nd then tried to scramble to his feet, but he immediately fell back to the ground, clutching his knee as referee Herb Dean stepped in and put a halt to the proceedings.
It was an unfortunate injury, but Mills was still well on his way to getting a victory.
For Duane Ludwig, it might be time to call it quits. He was giving up a big reach advantage and he got tagged pretty heavily in the very brief striking exchange to start the fight. Che Mills does not have a great wrestling attack, but he easily was able to drag Ludwig to the ground. Ludwig just looks worn down in the cage and this is his third UFC defeat in a row now. With a rough knee injury to heal from, it's likely he could be done.
For Che Mills, he showed tremendous improvement from his last fight, a thrashing at the hands of Rory MacDonald who battered him with punches on the ground. Mills looks to have been working on his wrestling in the fallout of that performance and it paid dividends here. He not only was getting takedowns, but he was landing in dominant positions too. His striking looked sharp in the very brief instances it occurred and this was an all-around solid showing. Hopefully he can continue to develop and become more well-rounded.
Potential opponents for Mills include Seth Baczynski, Kyle Noke or Gunnar Nelson.
So what did you make of this bout, Maniacs?
Were you impressed by the improvements Mills showcased? Would Mills have eventually got the win or did he get saved by Ludwig's injury?
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Review: Tartes Fine Cakes and Pastries
Great desserts through a window.
Dessert tends to come as an afterthought to a meal, a sweet ending that is easily foregone if you're feeling particularly stuffed after a series of soups, salads, appetizers and entrees. But at Tartes Fine Cakes and Pastries, a popular bakery in Old City, dessert takes center stage.
Though nestled in a nook slightly removed from Arch Street, Tartes catches your eye with its bubblegum–pink exterior. The bakery has no indoor place for customers to sit, browse the menu or wait for their pastries. Instead, to order you request your baked goods for takeout through a quaint slide–open window.
A fervent worshipper of all things pastry myself, I happily settled into a sampling of Tartes' baked goods after returning home from Old City. The bakery offers a selection of tartes (in large and small sizes), cakes, cupcakes, cookies and bars in flavors varied enough to satisfy any sweet tooth. I commenced my own feast of dessert with a massive Snickerdoodle Cookie ($1.75). Its golden, puffy interior was soft and sweet with a hint of vanilla: a perfect, melt–in–your–mouth texture and flavor. Given that it was a snickerdoodle, though, the proof had to be in the cookie's signature, crackly cinnamon–sugar topping — and Tartes didn't disappoint.
I moved on to what would be the 'piece de resistance' of my meal: a 4–inch, Plum and Ginger Brown Butter Tarte ($5.75). The entire dessert was extraordinary, but the crust was the standout: a sweet, buttery pastry that is soft and flaky on the sides, and just a bit thicker on the bottom to give it a softer textural layer that you can really bite into. The slight tartness of the juicy plum slices complemented the sweetness of the crust, and both of these components were delicately unified with a suffusion of ginger.
The Lemon Bar ($2.25) also proved a solid choice. Bordering on the sweet side, with a thick blanket of powdered sugar coating the lemon curd filling, the bars are nonetheless chock–full of lemon flavor. The gooey, lemon–y interior pairs nicely with a buttery shortbread crust that is just as magnificent as that of the plum tarte.
A Chocolate Cupcake with Vanilla Buttercream Frosting ($2.50) was pleasant (and decorated with festive heart–shaped sprinkles), though it fell short of reaching the same glorious heights as its predecessors. Together, the cake and the icing complemented each other well, but they probably would not be so successful as standalones. The cake had a wonderfully deep chocolate flavor but was a bit dense for my taste. Tthe icing, meanwhile, lacked notable flavor.
Rounding out my dessert binge was a delightful little treat: a Coconut Macaroon with Chocolate Chips ($0.50). The crispy, browned exterior of fragrant baked coconut gave way to a soft, chewy and equally "coconut–y" inside; mini morsels of semisweet chocolate served to balance the macaroon's texture and sweetness.
If there's one thing that Tartes' pastries can attest to, it's that dessert can and should be a "meal" in its own right. Perhaps we shouldn't always swap out lunch for a 5–course track to a sugar coma like I did, but dessert doesn't always have to be an after–dinner option. And when confronted with options like Tartes' Plum and Ginger Brown Butter Tarte, who can say no to dessert?
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Louisa Rose
|Story by
|Brian De Palma
|Margot Kidder
Jennifer Salt
Charles Durning
William Finley
|Music by
|Bernard Herrmann
|Gregory Sandor
|Distributed by
|American International Pictures
|Release date(s)
|Running time
|92 min.
|United States
|English, French
|Box office
|$1 million (US/ Canada rentals)[1]
Sisters (also known as Blood Sisters in the United Kingdom) is a 1973 American horror film directed by Brian De Palma and starring Margot Kidder, Jennifer Salt and Charles Durning. The plot focuses on a French Canadian model whose separated Siamese twin is suspected of a brutal murder witnessed by a newspaper reporter in Staten Island.
Largely influenced by the films of Alfred Hitchcock,[2] the script for the film was written by De Palma and Louisa Rose, and the score composed by Bernard Herrmann. Sisters was the first thriller for De Palma, who followed this film with other shocking, graphic thrillers.
Danielle Breton (Margot Kidder) is a model and would-be actress hired to play a blind-woman on a TV show. She meets a contestant on the show, an African-American advertising salesman named Philip Woode (Lisle Wilson), and the two hit it off. He invites her to dinner.
At the restaurant, they are interrupted by Danielle's ex-husband Emil Breton (William Finley), but Philip has him thrown out. Later, Danielle and Philip go to her apartment and are followed by her ex-husband. To avoid Emil, Philip pretends that he is leaving for good and then returns through the back door, opening the door with Danielle's keys. Philip and Danielle have sex on the sofa.
The next morning Danielle wakes up, feeling unwell. She takes two of four red pills left in her medicine cabinet, leaving the other two on the corner of the sink. When Philip uses the bathroom, he accidentally sweeps the two pills down the drain. Philip overhears Danielle and her sister Dominique fighting and arguing in French about him. Danielle says she isn't feeling well, and asks Philip to go for her pills at the pharmacy. Philip complies and on the way buys a cake for Danielle and her twin sister Dominique, who is visiting for their birthday.
Philip returns to the apartment and unlocks the door with Danielle's key again. As they are about to share the birthday cake, Dominique (whom he mistook for Danielle) stabs him to death. Philip tries to get the attention of the neighbor across the causeway, trying to write HELP with his own blood in the window. The neighbor, Grace Collier (Jennifer Salt), a journalist who often criticizes law enforcement in her columns, contacts the police. Detective Kelly (Dolph Sweet) arrives, and does not believe her story, treating her dismissively. Meanwhile, Danielle wakes up confused and dazed. She has tried to talk to her doctor, who promises to bring her more of the red pills.
When Emil arrives at the apartment he discovers the corpse. It is also revealed that he is her doctor. Danielle tells him that Dominique was there and Emil helps her clean the apartment, putting the corpse inside the sofa-bed. Emil leaves and takes the bloodied knife away. When Detective Kelly and Grace appear, the apartment is in order except for a red stain on the back of the sofa. Danielle justifies her double sets of clothes by explaining that her job as model requires them in case one becomes stained. Grace finds the cake in the fridge which provides her the opportunity to prove that there are twins living in the apartment. She falls, however, smashing the cake. Emil appears, saying that he and Danielle are separated but not yet divorced.
Detective Kelly tells Grace not to disturb him or Danielle again with this situation. The only clue Grace has is the name of the bakery where Philip bought the cake. Grace learns from her mother, Mrs Collier (Mary Davenport), there is a new open-door psychiatric hospital in town. But Grace is not listening to her, too focused on the bakery clue. When they arrive at the bakery, Grace jumps asks the shop assistants, (Olympia Dukakis and Justine Johnston), and is told a black man bought the cake for Danielle and Dominique.
Grace hires a private detective, Joseph Larch (Charles Durning), telling him that the women in the apartment are twins. But the detective finds no twins - only what he believes may be a hiding place for the body: the sofa-bed. Casing the apartment, they watch the sofa being loaded into a moving van.
Grace gets in touch with a Time magazine reporter, Arthur McLennen (Barnard Hughes) who studied the case of the Blanchion twins, the first set of Canadian conjoined twins. In a news item, Grace sees Dr. Pierre Milius - Emil's younger persona - talking about the delicate psychological mental equilibrium of one of the twins. As teenagers, Danielle was shy while Dominique was talkative and outgoing. McLennen, having bribed one of the nurses, learns that the Blanchion twins were separated in a surgical procedure but Dominique did not survive.
Meanwhile, Larch follows the moving-van with the sofa-bed as Grace follows Danielle to the hospital site. There, she overhears a discussion between Emil and Danielle who says she is fed-up with the doctor's control. Grace observes the doctor attempting to subdue Danielle forcibly and tries to call for help but is prevented by a hospital staffer. An insane patient, Arlene (Cathy Berry), appears and delays Grace, saying that viruses and bacteria going through the telephone made her ill. Emil tells Jansen, a hospital attendant (Burt Richards), that Grace is a new patient and should be put in a room. Grace tries to explain her dilemma but no one believes her. Emil hypnotizes her so that she will believe everything was a strange dream.
Grace appears in the dreams where episodes of Danielle and Dominique's lives are played out. Danielle's desire to be surgically separated from Dominique began to increase when she fell in love in Emil. Dominique grew jealous and resentful, fueled by her literal separation anxiety.
Grace barely wakes, finding herself next to Danielle in the hospital. Danielle says that she wants Dominique back but is afraid of her sister's rage toward Emil. Emil claims that whenever he tried to make love to Danielle, Danielle assumed Dominique's persona, furious and enraged. Danielle, unable to escape her past, refuses to believe Emil, who shows her the knife used to kill Phillip Woode earlier. She cuts Emil with a scalpel and he bleeds to death trying to kill her. Grace, witness to the whole thing, screams in horror when she fully awakens and sees Danielle hugging the dead Emil.
Emil's body is taken. Danielle denies killing him or Phillip but also states that her sister died last Spring. Grace Collier is taken away, dazed and confused.
Later, Kelly tries to talk to the recovering Grace. Danielle has confessed to killing Emil, but he admits that they have problems figuring out the identity of the mysterious black man. However, Grace is still under the influence of Emil's hypnosis and denies having seen a murder or a corpse.
The shrouded sofa appears at a derelict train station with Joseph Larch keeping watch.
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De Palma was inspired by reading an article about the Soviet Siamese twins Masha and Dasha Krivoshlyapova.[3] The film is heavily influenced by the films of Alfred Hitchcock (i.e. Psycho, Rear Window, etc.), and De Palma even persuaded Hitchcock's semi-retired composer, Bernard Herrmann, to write the score.[3] The film also uses unusual point of view shots and split screen effects to show two events happening simultaneously.
The film was released theatrically in the United States by American International Pictures on March 27th, 1973,[4] and received theatrical releases in Europe as well. It was also selected for the 1975 Venice Film Festival. Sisters was released on VHS by Warner Home Video in the 1980s, and again in 2000 by Homevision. The film was released in a special edition DVD by The Criterion Collection on October 3, 2000 in a new widescreen digital transfer.[5]
Critical reception[edit]
The film was met with critical praise; Roger Ebert noted that the film was "made more or less consciously as an homage to Alfred Hitchcock", but said it "has a life of its own" and praised the performances of both Kidder and Salt.[6] Vincent Canby of The New York Times called it " a good, substantial horror film" and stated "De Palma reveals himself here to be a first-rate director of more or less conventional material", also noting the film's references to Repulsion (1965) and Psycho (1960).[7] Meanwhile, Variety, while stating it was "a good psychological murder melo-drama", said that "Brian De Palma's direction emphasizes exploitation values which do not fully mask script weakness."[8]
The film was remade in 2006 under the same title, with Lou Doillon, Stephen Rea, and Chloë Sevigny in the leading roles.
- ^ "Big Rental Films of 1973", Variety, 9 January 1974 p 60
- ^ Semley, John (2012-08-13). "Un-American Psycho: Brian De Palma And The Political Invisible". The AV Club. Retrieved 2012-10-07.
- ^ a b Interview with Brian de Palma, 1973, reprinted on the Criterion Collection DVD.
- ^ "Company Credits for Sisters". imdb.com. Retrieved 2011-03-31.
- ^ "Sisters". criterion.com. Retrieved 2011-03-31.
- ^ Ebert, Roger (1973-03-27). "Reviews: Sisters". Chicago Sun-Times. Retrieved 2012-10-08.
- ^ Canby, Vincent (1973-09-27). "Sisters' Goes Soft on Horror". The New York Times. Retrieved 2012-10-07.
- ^ "Sisters". Variety. 1972-12-31. Retrieved 2012-10-07.
External links[edit]
- Sisters at the Internet Movie Database
- Sisters at AllMovie
- Criterion Collection essay by Bruce Kawin


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Motorists from Soroti via Kumi-Mbale road have been forced to divert to Serere after floods damaged Awoja bridge, 16km outside Soroti town.
The Awoja bridge on the Soroti –Mbale road was closed on Sunday following heavy rains and floods. All traffic was diverted to use old Mbale road that passes through Serere, Ngora and connects to Kumi district.
The minister of state for works and Transport John Byabagambi, who was inspecting the road on Wednesday, instructed engineers to re-open Soroti –Mbale highway immediately.
Due to potholes on old Mbale road motorists have got stuck several times, sometimes for more than five hours, before the grader pulls them out.
Steven Sikuku, the Soroti station Engineer for Uganda National Road Authority (UNRA), says a grader had been deployed to tow the vehicles which get struck on Old Mbale road.
Sikuku notes that engineers are installing culverts on the damaged sections of Awoja Bridge so that normal traffic can resume by end of day on Thursday.
All the drivers operating along old Mbale road have hiked transport fares, with passengers paying 15,000 from Soroti to Mbale up from 10,000 shillings. Travelers from Soroti to Kampala are now paying 27,000 up from 25,000 shillings. Using a motorcycle from Mukura to Soroti town via Awoja bridge now costs 16,000 shillings.
On Thursday morning, a culvert on the Soroti –Serere road gave way due to the unusually heavy traffic. Some buses had to travel from Soroti to Kampala via Lira and transport fares shot up to 40,000 shillings.
Anthony Wamburu, an engineer for GIBB Africa Limited, the consultants on Tororo –Mbale- Soroti road works, notes that they are doing emergency work on Awoja bridge to allow vehicles pass.
Wamburu says their work is basically to supervise the contractors, Dott Services, on behalf of UNRA.
In 2011, government through UNRA awarded a 90 billion shillings project to Dott Services to rehabilitate and widen the 140 kilometre Soroti-Mbale-Tororo road. However, over a year later, there is hardly any substantial progress on the road construction.
Instead, the condition of the road has continued to deteriorate with numerous potholes, depressions, deep edge breaks and eroded shoulders affecting traffic movements and resulting in high vehicle operating costs, increased travel time and high accident cases besides subjecting the travelers to an uncomfortable experience while using the road.
Previously, a journey between Soroti and Mbale used to last just over an hour but now the same distance requires at least three hours, more than double the time it used to take as drivers are forced to slow down and negotiate with the poor state of the road.


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Join us for our 10th Volume of The Dallas Way's exciting Outrageous Oral storytelling series. We hold these events at The Rose Room @ S4, courtesy of Caven Enterprises. Please note our new time! Doors open at 6:30pm. Program begins promptly at 7:00. As always, our Outrageous Oral storytelling programs are free, but donations are appreciated to support our important collections and archives programs at UNT. If you'd like to watch videos of our previous events, click this link to our YouTube Channel.
Outrageous Oral is a program of The Dallas Way: a GLBT History Project. We bring you storytellers from Dallas' rich GLBT past who relate their often funny, poignant, and inspiring stories. Ours is a history filled with courage, dignity, nobility, and amazing victories. Please let us know you are coming by clicking this link: RSVP
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Randy Potts - Randy Roberts Potts is a freelance writer, photographer, public speaker, and performance artist focusing on the intersection of religion, culture, and LGBT rights. In addition, he has spent much of his career focused on young people: working with juvenile delinquents on the East Coast, as a social worker in Oklahoma City, and as a middle school English teacher. Randy's freelance work has been seen in many publications including The Washington Post, The Dallas Morning News, The Advocate, This Land Press, D Magazine, and Box Turtle Bulletin, among others; Randy was also a contributor to the "It Gets Better" project. Read it here.
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Bottega Veneta – master of understated, unusual, refined and functional design – has just introduced its first watch, produced in collaboration with renowned Swiss watchmaker Girard-Perregaux. Designed for both men and women, the BVX, executed in a suite of soft browns, has a quiet, organic sensibility that belies the precision and detail of its construction. The result is a timepiece that represents personal luxury, 'with many small details designed solely for the wearer's pleasure', as Tomas Maier, Bottega Veneta's creative director, describes it. £9,800; bottegaveneta.com


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Old Dominion University's Office of Intercultural Relations presents the First American Heritage Month Celebration on November 1, 2012 from 11:00am-3:00pm.
Performance: 12:30pm-1:30pm
Performances, tribal information and vendor stations featuring: Chief Lynette Allston of the Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia; Jesse Bass, Council Member and Event Coordinator for the Nansemond Indian Tribal Association and drumkeeper for Full Circle Singers; and Melissa DeSantis of the Lakota Sioux, from Pine Ridge South Dakota
Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia
Prior to 1607, several distinct groups of Iroquoian speaking native people, including the Nottoway Indians, lived in the Virginia-North Carolina coastal plain. In Virginia, there are three Native American linguistic groups - Algonquin, Siouan and
Iroquoian. The Nottoway Indians are a Southern Iroquoian tribe and are citizen Indians with a rich past and a proud future.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) – As potentially severe weather moves into southwest Georgia, the entire region is under a flood watch until late Friday.The National Weather Service issued warnings that some areas could see as much as five or six inches of rain.Heavy rain could cause flooding in low lying areas and places with poor drainage.
It hasn't rained in Lee County in a week, but there's still water from January's showers. Lee County Public Works says the ground is still saturated. They're not taking any chances, so they've already put pumps in place in anticipation of heavy showers.
Portions of Lee County remain under water. Public works crews say the ground remains saturated and there's nowhere for it to go. The runoff has caused hillsides to erode on Highway 32 and left dirt roads dirtless in spots.
"A lot of dirt's been washed out from the water running over the road and that's been our big hurting, trying to get the dirt out of the ditches and back on the road and get our pipes set back up," said Lee County Interim Public Works Director Mike Sistrunk.Drainage ditches in Leesburg, are littered with debris, washed into the ditches during heavy rains. Crews have been working non-stop over the last two weeks trying to clean the mess up."We've got a crew that basically does nothing but goes along there and redefines the ditches to get our ditches back in shape," said Sistrunk.In Dougherty County, they've seen the same thing, a lot of debris in the lines."Especially with a lot of the leaves, pine straw, a lot of debris getting into the lines, into our ponds it's going to affect our pumps," said Public Works General Supervisor George Haggerty.Crews have been cleaning catch basins and storm lines, all day, every day."The storm lines come from the catch basin so some times we have to clear out the catch basins and pull off the manhole cover and clean out the storm lines also because they get clogged," said JetVac Operator Al Watts.With the holding ponds pumped down, crews feel they're in good shape for whatever rain mother nature may dump on southwest Georgia this time around.
During budget talks, public works asked the commission to consider purchasing two more pumps for the county to handle emergencies. Public Works Interim Director Mike Sistrunk said they learned a lot of lessons two months ago and have made changes in an effort to avoid those problems this time.Right now the National Weather Service is predicting the Kinchafoonee Creek will rise three feet by Sunday, cresting in the action stage at 10.6 feet.
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Just saw on Trib Sports (Brad Biggs Twitter) Bears may be interested in Aaron Maybin, who could be cut by Buffalo.
What does everyone think??? Remember this guy being highly rated in the draft a few years ago out of Penn State. With Wootton being out, maybe we need another DE or is Vernon Gholston a better fit for the scheme we are running?? Would create even more competition along the D-Line and help protect against more injuries.


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The Bottom Line
Miley Cyrus' latest is a reflection on the arrival of an out of town success story in Hollywood for the first time. Lyrically interesting and musically engaging in a somewhat downbeat way, "Party in the USA" represents yet another step in the gradual maturation of Miley Cyrus as a pop artist. She made "The Climb" an inspirational smash, and there is no reason "Party in the USA" should stop her momentum.
- Miley's pop with a country edge voice
- Lyrically engaging song
- Reflective change of pace
- Song is a bit slight in depth
- First single from The Time of Our Lives
- Produced by Lukasz Gottwald and Claude Kelly
- Released August 2009 by Hollywood Records
Guide Review - Miley Cyrus - "Party in the USA"
With a title like "Party in the USA," most fans would expect this latest single to be a rousing hands in the air track. Instead, it is a midtempo reflective song that tells a tale of an out of town success and her first arrival in Hollywood. If the song is accurate, we now know that Jay-Z and Britney Spears are two of Miley Cyrus' favorite and most comforting fellow artists. Hearing their songs on the radio helps her know everything is going to work out.
One of the unique aspects of Miley Cyrus' performance style among current pop artists is that she retains a country edge to her voice when she is performing straightforward pop songs. This works to give her as wide a fan base as possible while she slowly matures into an adult pop artist. With a somewhat different instrumental arrangement "Party in the USA" could easily become a country recording.
"Party in the USA" is the first track from Miley Cyrus' upcoming EP The Time of Our Lives. It will be released at the end of August 2009 and marketed exclusively through Wal-Mart stores. Miley Cyrus generated some controversy when she performed "Party in the USA" at the 2009 Teen Choice Awards. She was decked out in leather with a dance pole. Any artist's emergence from being a child or teen star into an adult persona is difficult. If "Party in the USA" as a recording points in the direction Miley Cyrus is likely to go, she will be a powerful voice in pop music for years to come.


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Junior defensive tackle Malcom Brown is nine days closer to taking the field against North Texas!
After Wednesday morning's practice, defensive tackle Malcom Brown, wide receiver John Harris, defensive tackle Desmond Jackson and safety Mykkele Thompson met with the media to discuss the team's progress during fall camp.
Running back Malcolm Brown has been placed on the preseason watch list for the 2014 Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award.
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Senior center Dominic Espinosa wants to see you there when the Longhorns take on North Texas!
Texas Longhorns senior center Dominic Espinosa discuss the team's progress as they approach the start of a new season.
In week two of the NFL preseason 28 former Longhorns participated in games.
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Canucks Re-sign Hansen
August 5, 2009 Rob Williams 1940 Commentshttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.robthehockeyguy.com%2F2009%2F08%2F05%2Fcanucks-re-sign-hansen%2FCanucks+Re-sign+Hansen2009-08-05+18%3A22%3A20Rob+Williamshttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.canuckz.com%2F%3Fp%3D194 Free Agency
The Canucks have re-signed RFA Jannik Hansen to a two-way deal worth $550,000. Hansen would have to clear waivers in order to go to the minors, and I think it's unlikely that he wouldn't be claimed by another team if they tried to send him to Manitoba. This is an interesting deal for the Canucks. Hansen is a nice role player to have, but he's also the 13th NHL forward that the Canucks have signed (14 when you include Cody Hodgson and 15 if you include Michael Grabner). Consider that most NHL teams only carry 13-14 forwards, and it's only a matter of time before Gillis pulls the trigger on a deal for a defenceman.
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Can someone PLEASE make a salary chart for next year 2014/2015. I know the trade isn't official but do your best.
It seems we have two camps on this rebuild thing going on right now. The TANK camp, and the sign/trade for veterans camp. People need to THINK AHEAD. Thinking ahead is THE factor in a competent rebuild.
If you know anything about basketball, you know signing middle of the road veterans keeps you mediocre...and for a long time. Think Vin Baker, Rodney Rogers, Raef, Travis Knight, Brian Scalabrine, etc.
I'm definitely for tanking two years. Heres why. Please note, ITS VERY IMPORTANT TO STAY THE COURSE ON THIS ONE. STAYING THE COURSE REQUIRES A MAXIMUM TWO YEAR TANK. IT WILL ONLY TAKE TWO YEARS.
1. Say we sign Josh Smith, Al, Jeff, etc....thats not winning a title. Ask yourself this, if the plan is to reload with vets and make another run, WHY WOULD WE MAKE THE NETS SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER?
2. Signing said vets would keep us out of the lottery. WE WANT TO BE IN THE LOTTERY. Preferably twice in 2014 and 2015.
3. If we don't sign vets, we will have significant (near max) cap room in 2015/2016. When I say significant, I mean only Kelly Olynyk, future firsts, and JARED SULLINGER and his $2,269,260 will likely be on the cap, as Jeff Green will probably opt out.
THE PLAN: Suck for two years, get stars in the 2014/2015 drafts. ONE year deals only. Have cap space in 2015/16. INSTANT REBUILD. Plus we have New Jerseys 2016/2018 potential lottery pics. I'm telling, if we can sign a KEVIN DURANT type with our cap-space, we still have ASSETS GALORE. That is a potential dynasty.
DECISIONS: Only tough decision coming up is how much Avery Bradleys going to want. I'm on the fence as I see him as a $5,000,000 guy, and hes going to want more.
FINAL THOUGHTS: Would you rather have Josh Smith now or a dynasty in 2016. 2015/2016, we'll have numerous first rounders, developed rookies (Sully, Kelly, 2014 pick, etc) and $40-50 million in cap space. Rondo and Jeff Green are due for extensions then, you can resign them or let them walk.... you can have a clean slate.
2015/2016 you can have 3-4 stars and what if New Jersey falls...you can add lottery picks in 2016/2018 to the potentially 3-4 stars you already have. OMG!!! DYNASTY!!! Please note, my plan, to work, requires 2 years of not signing long term deals. One year deals only. Call it a 2 year tank or 1 2 year asset development. Also Lebron, hopefully, will start declining by this time.


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There are rumors going around (per TSN, anyway) that the Avs are currently shopping Smyth, Hannan, and Liles in an effort to "cut salary".
This worries me a bit. Don't get me wrong, I don't really want to see any of those guys leave, but I wouldn't be heartbroken if it landed us some good young players. What I'm worried about however, is the phrase "cut salary". I am hoping the Avs don't become one of the teams that barely spends above the cap floor.
If you are going to trade one of those guys, and it's not about salary, why not Smyth for JS Giguere? Similar salaries, and both players fill voids on the other team.
If the Avs do turn into a "cap floor" team, expect them to be relocated within 10 years.


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l Christmas On Main is the kick off for the holiday season by bringing Santa to town. Santa will then be in Willkie Park at Santa's House to talk to little ones about their Christmas wishes. Parade line-up starts at 5:30 p.m, The parade at 6 p.m. and is open to all! Decorate entries with lights for all to enjoy. Merchants open late, vendors along Main Street, 3rd Street features a tent with children's activities inside, Jazz Band performing in the Gazebo. Interested in being a vendor, caroling or helping, please contact Sandy at 765-932-2880 for more information.
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l Take some F.I.T. laps on the RCS track to make room for Thursday's turkey. Meet at the track north of Benjamin Rush Middle School at 5 p.m. Be sure to dress for the weather. This walkabout is sponsored by the Fitness Initiative Team of Rush County. Information: 932-5974.
l The Samuel Cohee Open Drain Drainage Board will hold a special meeting at 10 a.m. in the Commissioners Room of the Rush County Courthouse. The purpose of this meeting is to open bids for the surveying of the drain and wetlands determination of the drain.
l Take a F.I.T. Walkabout to prepare for Thanksgiving dinner. Meet at 1 p.m. at the Boys & Girls Club, 1590 N Sexton Street. Depending upon the weather we will either walk inside or outside. This walkabout is sponsored by the Fitness Initiative Team of Rush County. Information: 932-5974.
l Thanksgiving. No RCS school Nov. 22 and 23.
l RCHS Band Alumni Night.
l F.I.T. Walkabouts are exploring the available indoor walking options. On Monday, November 26, meet at Memorial Gymnasium at 11:35 a.m. Memorial Gym is available (when school is in session) Monday – Friday from 6:30 – 8:00 a.m. and during the students' lunchtime – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 11:35 a.m. – 12:05 p.m. and Wednesday 11:20 – 11:50 a.m. F.I.T. Walkabouts are sponsored by the Fitness Initiative Team of Rush County. Information: 932-5974.
l Manilla Town & Country Homemakers Club will meet at 7 p.m. at the home of Evonne Kuhn. Lori Kuhn will be co-hostess. Phyllis White will give devotions. Teola Carmony will give the lesson on "Something I Can Do for the Ones I Love." Roll call: Favorite Thanksgiving food. Members are reminded to bring their secret pal information.
l Indiana Blood Center blood drives, 2 – 6 p.m., Rush Memorial Hospital. Donors can find the most up to date drive information or schedule an appointment by visiting www.donorpoint.org or by calling 800.632.4722 and selecting option #4. If you have any questions, please contact Indiana Blood Center at 800-632-4722.
l Walk with the Indianapolis Hiking Club as they visit Rushville with "Get Fit on the Fitness Trail". Meet at 3:45 p.m. in the parking lot east of Rushville Consolidated High School. This F.I.T. Walkabout is sponsored by the Fitness Initiative Team of Rush County. Information: 932-5974.


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Well there goes one plan B. The Mets sent Lastings Milledge to the Nats for Church and Brian Schneider. This is according to MetsBlog:
Well, this is still too short. Stating the obvious: get fukudome. Ok still too short, so who do you guys think would be the next best plan B, as Church was regarded by most to be the next best option.


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Palhares is a Brazilian jiu jitsu specialist, but his striking looked better than ever against Miller. In fact, in the first round he twice knocked Miller down with head kicks, and the second time, after he rained some punches down on a badly hurt Miller, he thought he had won the fight and got up and started celebrating before referee Herb Dean grabbed Palhares and told him the fight wasn't over.
That moment (which was reminiscent of an EliteXC fight between Cris Cyborg and Shayna Baszler) is what this fight will be most remembered for: Palhares celebrating and thinking the fight was over as Miller got some time to recover and Dean tried to restore order. It's not clear whether Palhares stopped because he thought Dean had told him to, whether he thought he had knocked Miller out, or whether he thought Miller had tapped out. But Palhares may have become overly cautious about stopping in such situations because he was once suspended by the New Jersey State Athletic Commission for not letting go of a submission quickly enough.
The truly amazing thing is that after Dean got the fight started again, Miller landed a big punch and almost knocked Palhares out. If he had, that would have been the craziest comeback in UFC history.
Instead, Palhares recovered and controlled the rest of the fight, winning by the unusual set of scores of 30-25, 30-27 and 29-27. The judges might not agree on the scores, but everyone would have to agree that Palhares dominated, and looked great doing it.


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News: Hell Rell Speaks On Dipset, "I Don't Know What The F*ck Is Going On W/ Cam'ron & Jim [Jones]" [Video]
Wednesday, Nov 18, 2009 3:05PM
Dipset associate Hell Rell recently spoke on the falling out between Cam'ron and Jim Jones and weighed in on what it would take for him to choose a side of loyalty.
For Rell's, unless there are profits being discussed, he can't see himself becoming too involved in the duo's dispute.
"I don't know what the f*ck is going on with Cam'ron and Jim," Rell explained in an interview. "But Ruggah ain't got time for it. Tug-of-war ain't my favorite sport. I don't like a n*gga pulling me over here, 'Yo don't f*ck with that n*gga.' And then the n*gga over here saying, 'Yo don't f*ck with that n*gga.' I'm not with it, Ruggah Rell f*cks with Benjamin Franklin at the end of the day. So both of y'all n*ggas and everybody else that wanna put me in other directions, and it ain't for the money, I ain't with it. I love everybody though, don't get it f*cked up. Ruggah love everybody, but I don't got time for the bullsh*t...At the end of the day, you can't say Dipset without saying Ruggah." (Forbez DVD)
Rell previously called out Jim Jones and Juelz Santana for the "tarnished" Dipset image as of late and their usage of auto-tune on records.
"Shout-out to my n*gga Cam," Rell said in an on-street interview. "At the end of the day, after he closed the books, I pretty much went with my group which is Top Gunnas. Because we all know that Jim f*cked the [Dip]set up. He just f*cked the whole 'set up. Denying the phone call, Cam called him, said he didn't call him. He jumped on [Funkmaster] Flex and said he did call him. A whole bunch of bullsh*t like, f*cking up money man. That sh*t just had me mad man. I'm like come on man, you serious? Then he go out on Summer Jam, him and [Juelz] Santana, I love the movement, you know I love the 'set, but they just tarnishing the name. They just f*cking this sh*t up. You know what I mean, everything that we built. That auto-tune sh*t ain't us...Never was Dipset music, so all that other sh*t it's just getting out of hand man. Ruger just gotta whip it back into shape man." (Hip Hop Beef)
In response, Juelz hit up SOHH to share his thoughts on Rell's statement.
"Hell Rell is upset," Juelz explained. "Hell Rell's upset, he has no outlets right now. His only source of making money is for us to get back together which I understand -- but at the end of the day, he know what would happen. So for him to say that, he's just talking. I got nothing but time, he could always come to my studio and do songs and records with me but he couldn't get Cam on the phone -- I know Hell Rell at the end of the day. Like, I know Hell Rell. He really doesn't bother me when he says certain things, it's just that the game is dirty right now, people don't really have no outlets. Me, Jimmy and Cam were really the only ones besides everybody else, without us all being together, it makes it even harder. Just as much as it makes it harder for everybody, it makes it even harder for him. So I feel he's reaching for a little bit of attention, unnecessary attention. Hell Rell knows what it is...I let Rugga Rell be Rugga Rell when the camera comes on. I've seen Rell plenty of times. That sh*t is about nothing, I couldn't have beef with none of them. It's like, n*ggas is talking, man." (SOHH)
Aside from Dipset, Hell Rell is slated to perform at a tribute concert later this month for recently slain New York rapper Mike Beck.
Organized by Littles and presented by Maino, rap artists such as Grafh, Hell Rell, Saigon, Uncle Murda and Cadillac Tah are just a few to name set to perform. The first line up of artists have been selected to perform, due to their upbringing and loyal street following. Before the performances kick off, special invited speakers are set to talk to the audience about the violence we are facing in all inner city communities and what we can do to help put the violence to an end. The hosts for the evening will be Hot 97 DJ Kay Slay the Drama King alongside FuseTV radio personality Dee Vazquez and Hot 97 morning personality K. Foxx. This event will take place on Monday November 23, 2009 at the fabulous Imperial night club in NYC. (Press Release)
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A Walterboro woman was left shaken by an apparent drive-by shooting early Tuesday morning, authorities say.
Walterboro Public Safety officers were dispatched to the Walterboro Village on Green Pond Highway minutes before 1 a.m. after receiving reports of a shooting. When they arrived, they found a 34-year-old woman "visibly shaken and upset."
The woman told officers she was talking on her cell phone while walking towards the road when a blue sedan heading towards South Jefffries Boulevard passed by. The woman said all of a sudden, the vehicle stopped, turned around, and began speeding towards her.
As the vehicle approached, the woman said she heard a gunshot so she began to run, at which time she heard another shot. The woman said she wasn't sure if the suspect was shooting at her or just firing shots into the air.
No one was injured. The shooting is under investigation.
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As I left the media tent at The Olympic Club about an hour before Tiger Woods and Jim Furyk stepped to the first tee, the two were alone at the top. It's a large leaderboard that tracks the scores and quickly updates. When I returned from following Woods and Furyk around the final course, the latter was still at the top, but the former was nowhere to be found.
Tiger Woods managed to fall all the way off the leaderboard after two strong days at The Olympic Club. He was off from the first tee, then stayed off as he found what seemed like every nook, cranny and bunker of the course. His distances were wrong; his tee shots, which had been solid all week, were straying left and right; and he couldn't make a putt to save his life.
The end result was a third-round 75, five strokes over par for the day. The abysmal round pushed him all the way back to 4-over for the tournament, five shots off the lead. While he generally struggled on Friday on his way to an even-par round, Woods was unable to scramble on Saturday and paid for it dearly.
Now he's going to have to play catchup, making up a five-shot deficit that feels more like 50 on a tough, unforgiving course.
For all your news and updates in the run up to the 2012 U.S. Open at Olympic, visit SB Nation's dedicated golf hub. Be sure to head over to USOpen.com for even more coverage from the event.


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I'm new to AutoCAD SD, but not to AutoCAD. I'm trying to do some formwork drawings, and when I go to Job Preferences>Units, the only options are metric. I can go to Reinforcement and Steel, and the options are first Imperial or Metric. But not there. I hope someone realizes that without the ability to do this in units our clients use, the whole program is pretty worthless. I assume there's a way to change it, but I can't find it in the Help anywhere, so I figured I'd ask here, since everyone here usually has all the answers, and in terms that are much clearer than the Help sections. Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!
I have the same issue - has anyone provided any helpful information on this subject?
The Formwork part of the ASD is dead. (not update for several years).
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Freddie Roach talks Anderson Silva vs. GSP
Freddie Roach, in an unconventional move, explains exactly how his pupil Georges St. Pierre is going to knockout Josh Koscheck. "Koscheck jumps in from far away," Roach told FightHubtv.com. "I told (Georges) to not pull away from that and beat that on the counter. I told him, 'I think you'll knock him out with the left hook in that fight.'"
Freddie Roach "GSP is going to knock Koshcheck out w/a left hook!"
Juuust in case you missed it, FanHouse did re-upload the original video that sparked the Margarito/Rios/Garcia outrage, so you can see for yourself what all the brouhaha is about.
Freddie Roach talks BJ Penn, Anderson Silva, GSP and Fedor, plus Boxing vs. MMA. It's a great listen. HT: hdnetfights.com UFC 112: Invincible coverage
Part one of Manny Pacquiao's workout day interview from this week. Part two can be seen here.
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OU vs. Texas Tech set for 7pm kickoff on ABC
Texas Tech at OU is 7 pm on ABC.— Oklahoma Sooners (@OU_Athletics) October 10, 2011
This seems a bit odd considering it's not your "typical" ABC prime time game. Meaning, it's not exactly a match-up between highly ranked teams or I don't believe even a game that's expected to really be all that close (right?).