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Daisuke Matsuzaka's injury "consistent with UCL sprain"
May 18, 2011, 4:34 PM EDT
Daisuke Matsuzaka was placed on the disabled list yesterday with an elbow injury and today the Red Sox announced that an MRI exam revealed "elbow tightness consistent with a UCL sprain and flexor mass strain."
Alex Speier of WEEI.com reports that Matsuzaka will be re-examined again in two weeks, but UCL sprains often end up requiring Tommy John elbow surgery that would knock him out for 12-18 months.
For now there's no reason to assume that Matsuzaka will need to go under the knife–and the Red Sox indicated to Speier that they're relieved to have caught the problem relatively early–but he won't be rejoining the rotation any time soon.
- easports82 - May 18, 2011 at 4:37 PM
And millions of baseball fans rejoiced.
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he won't be rejoining the rotation any time soon
damn quote didn't work.
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No surprise here . Alfredo is going to need to step up .
- patsandsox - May 18, 2011 at 6:36 PM
Pickiup Alfredo and keeping Wake seem to have been good moves with Lackluster and craps (dice).
I think its time to jettison DiceK. He will probably florish some where else but he just aint making it in Boston. I would rather Alfredo gets the fifth starter position.
Lackey I have sympathy for as my wife is also going through chemo
- omuniz06053 - May 18, 2011 at 7:17 PM
lackey and dice k: both pitchers struggling and both on DL. coincident? I am q red Sox can and both need to be traded.
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Campbell Dance Studio Celebrates 50 Years
By Lisa Fernandez, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.
Jun. 25–Lovers of tap, jazz, hip hop and all-things Broadway will gather this week in celebration of the 50th anniversary of a beloved Campbell dance studio.
About 100 students from Marie Stinnett Dance will perform Thursday through Saturday at the Campbell Community Center in a biannual affair. This year, the acts pay homage to music written by Ray Charles, Barry Manilow and the Cheetah Girls.
Since 1958, Marie Stinnett has taught young and old alike to dance the step-ball-change and pony step under the big lights. Even today, at age 72, she teaches the "junior division," of kids younger than 12, and is just "a real presence" at her studio, said dance teacher Nicole Reed. Stinnett is regularly hired to help local theater groups infuse their dancing with passion, and coach competitive dancing troupes on perfecting their steps.
Stinnett was featured in a 1994 column in the Mercury News, and told columnist Murry Frymer that while she brushed elbows with stars, she was happy to teach children so that she could be married and raise a family. Her daughter, Karyn, is a teacher at the studio, too.
Stinnett was cast for minor roles in more than a dozen films including "The Ten Commandments" (with Charlton Heston); "The Joker Is Wild" (with Frank Sinatra); "How to Be Very, Very Popular" (with Betty Grable); "It's Always Fair Weather" (with Gene Kelly); and "The Virgin Queen" (with Bette Davis).
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She was blamed for his death by his relatives
They were soon to be married, and happily too.
However, alleged pressure and physical assault by the relatives of the man led to the young couple committing suicide one after the other. Five persons including a woman were arrested in connection with the incidents and a hunt is on for another woman.
Tiruvottiyur police saidSenthil (28), a painter and Manimekalai (22), a B.Com graduate, both residents of Pattinathar Koil Kuppam in Tiruvottiyur, got engaged in June and their wedding was fixed for January 2013.
The couple were reportedly happy with the arranged marriage and often spoke on the phone. Meanwhile, a relative of Senthil was against the wedding and wanted him to marry his niece.
But Senthil was keen on marrying Manimekalai.
"Unable to handle pressure from relatives, Senthil hanged himself on November 16. His family members hushed up the suicide and cremated his body the same day. They later started blaming Manimekalai for Senthil's suicide," said T. Sundaramurthy, Inspector of Police, Tiruvottiyur.
On Wednesday noon, Senthil's father Chinnappillai (64), sister Ramani (40), brother Kumaran (35), Kumaran's wife Radhika (32), and village representatives Sundaram (85) and Mathiazhagan (40) intercepted Manimekalai near her home and taunted her.
"They abused Manimekalai saying that she was solely responsible for Senthil's death and attacked her with slippers. We arrested five of them on Thursday and remanded them. However, Radhika is absconding," the inspector added.
Manimekalai who was admitted to a hospital was discharged on Thursday night. Humiliated over the attack, Manimekalai committed suicide by hanging in her house on Friday morning.
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Rockets will give free agent Howard a full-court press
After two years trying to land Dwight Howard to be the next in line of their franchise centers, the Rockets will sit down Sunday night for Dinner with Dwight. The Rockets contingent, according to a person with knowledge of the meeting, will meet with Howard as soon as NBA rules allow, joining him and his […] [Read More]
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Carl Edwards stretches fuel for Coca-Cola 600 win
The best day in auto racing ended with a little fuel stretching.
Carl Edwards took the lead with 18 laps to go thanks to a late pit stop and made it over 60 laps on his last tank of gas to win Sunday night's Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Edwards was not a factor near the front of the field late in the race but he and crew chief Darian Grubb made the decision to pit for fuel on lap 338 during the race's final caution flag for Ricky Stenhouse Jr.'s brush with the wall.
Most of the cars in the top 10 stayed out during the yellow flag, meaning they'd have to pit once more before the race was over. If there was another caution flag, the cars that didn't pit would be in good shape. Likely everyone else would head to pit road for fresh tires too, meaning the entire field would be back on the same pit cycle.
But the race stayed green. As the laps wound down, the top cars that stayed out were forced to pit. Edwards was the first of the cars that tried to stretch their tanks of gas and he beat Greg Biffle and Dale Earnhardt Jr. to the finish line easily.
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Former DIII football player dies after he falls from catwalkNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 1 day ago
Kyle Kirchhoff, an assistant football coach at College of DuPage and a former player at Division III Loras College, fell from a catwalk at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago on Friday and died. He was 24.
He was attending a Chevelle concert at the venue. According to the Chicago Tribune, he landed on two protruding pieces of metal.
The paper said he and two friends were on the second-floor balcony and went through a door. From the Tribune:
Two of the three found their way to a catwalk where they were able to watch the show, and after a short while, they noticed Kirchhoff wasn't with them. When they searched for him, they found his body. He had apparently fallen about 6 to 8 feet onto two metal rods, the source said.
Kirchhoff suffered two wounds to his chest and was taken to Weiss Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead at 10:54 p.m., according to the Cook County medical examiner's office and police.
The concert was stopped after the body was found. Aragon Ballroom could not be reached for comment on Kirchhoff's death.
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Indianapolis 500 features multiple incidents but no cars flipping over
One of the biggest questions entering Sunday's Indianapolis 500 was if the trend of cars flipping over during accidents would continue.
A car flipped over three different times in practice crashes ahead of the race and while James Hinchcliffe's car didn't flip completely over on Monday, it did get airborne.
Thankfully, no cars got airborne during Sunday's race, though there were still some nasty crashes.
The biggest crash was the race's final incident, when Sebastian Saavedra, Jack Hawksworth and Stefano Coletti crashed off turn 4. Hawskworth and Saavedra touched while two-wide in the corner and both cars went spinning. Coletti had nowhere to go and smashed into Saavedra's car.
Coletti and Hawksworth got out of their cars under their own power and were checked and released from the infield care center. Saavedra was carried to a nearby safety vehicle by safety workers.
While Sato was able to continue laps down, Karam's day was over.
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Juan Pablo Montoya's great pass gives him Indy 500 win
Juan Pablo Montoya won Sunday's Indianapolis 500 after a thrilling 15-lap dash to the finish.
The final segment of the race featured multiple lead changes among three drivers: Montoya, Will Power and Scott Dixon. As one car would go to the lead, the two cars behind would catch up via the draft a lap or so later and make a move to the front. It was a seemingly endless and incredibly enjoyable cycle.
The winning move came when Montoya got around both Power and Dixon with three laps to go. Montoya was third and slipped past Dixon with an insane outside move entering Turn 3. He kept the run going and got into Power's wake through Turn 4 and passed the 2014 IndyCar Series champion down the frontstretch.
"This is what racing in IndyCar is all about," Montoya said. "Awesome racing all the way down to the wire."
The last 15 laps were set up by a vicious crash involving Sebastian Saavedra, Jack Hawksworth and Stefano Coletti. Hawksworth and Saavedra made contact in Turn 4 and Coletti slammed into Saavedra, who had just hit the wall. Saavedra was carried to a nearby safety vehicle after he was extricated from the car and his right shoe appeared to be off his foot.
Crew members for No. 18 car hit on pit road at Indy
Two crew members were hit by a car on pit road during Sunday's Indianapolis 500.
As James Davison was exiting his pit stall after the halfway point of the race, his teammate, Pippa Mann, was in the left lane on pit road. There was no room for Davison and after the two cars collided, he hit the crew members from Tristan Vautier's team. All three cars drive for Dale Coyne Racing.
It looked like an especially gnarly hit for the crew member on the left side of the screen. Teams are supposed to watch for other cars coming down pit road to attempt to prevent these types of situations. One crew member was checked and released, while the other was taken to a nearby hospital.
Daniel Jang, the other Coyne crew member, has been transported to Methodist for further evaluation. Right ankle injury #Indy500
Greg Senerius, Coyne crew member, checked, cleared and released. #Indy500
The Coyne cars weren't factors for the race win and Davison's car was damaged enough that his race was over after the incident.
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Mari Hulman George wanted no help giving the Indy 500 command (Video)
Don't you ever get in the way of Mari Hulman George giving the command at the Indianapolis 500.
As the Chairperson of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, she's traditionally given the command for drivers to start their engines for the iconic race.
Sunday, she was escorted to the stage by a woman in a white dress who wanted to help. Hulman George, 80, didn't want it.
Look at that death glare. We're working to identify the woman who got the look from Hulman George, though Deadspin identifies her as Nancy George, Mari's daughter. We're guessing there was a discussion after they exited the stage.
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What a way to start the day: Nico Rosberg sneaks in for Monaco win
The greatest day in racing started with a surprise in Formula 1.
Nico Rosberg won his third-straight Monaco Grand Prix after Lewis Hamilton, who dominated the race after starting on the pole position, pitted for a second time.
Rosberg and Hamilton are teammates and have been the season's dominant duo for Mercedes. They were running 1-2 when the safety car came out for a crash involving Romain Grosjean and Max Verstappen. Verstappen slammed incredibly hard into the foam barriers on the outside of turn one.
Hamilton had a lead of over 20 seconds at the time of the crash. A full-course caution was issued and his team, apparently thinking he had enough time to pit and rejoin the race in first thanks to the massive lead, called Hamilton into the pits.
He exited the pits in third, behind Rosberg and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel. When the race restarted with less than ten laps to go, the top three stayed the same. Hamilton, despite having fresher tires than both Rosberg and Vettel, couldn't get around Vettel to make a charge at his teammate. Rosberg ended up winning easily.
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North Carolina says it has received an NCAA Notice of AllegationsNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 3 days ago
North Carolina announced Friday that it has received the NCAA's notice of allegations. The NOA stems from an NCAA re-investigation into the widespread academic fraud allegations at the university.
"We take these allegations very seriously, and we will carefully evaluate them to respond within the NCAA's 90-day deadline," a joint statement from chancellor Carol Folt and athletic director Bubba Cunningham said. "The University will publicly release the NCAA's notice as soon as possible. The notice is lengthy and must be prepared for public dissemination to ensure we protect privacy rights as required by federal and state law. When that review for redactions is complete, the University will post the notice on the Carolina Commitment website and notify the news media. When we respond to the NCAA's allegations, we will follow this same release process.
The team was also forced to vacate wins from the 2008 and 2009 seasons.
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RB Keith Ford transferring to Texas A&MNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday 3 days ago
Keith Ford is going from one current Big 12 school to a former one.
The former Oklahoma running back is transferring to Texas A&M. He'll have to sit out the 2015 season but will have two seasons of eligibility left after.
"I'm going to Aggieland," Ford told 247 Sports Thursday evening. "It feels great. When I went up there today you could really tell how much time they put into their player's futures. They care about you getting your degree as much as your success on the field. What really helped me come to my decision was when I sat down with Coach (Kevin) Sumlin. It didn't sound like it was rehearsed or anything. He was just talking to me man-to-man and laid out his expectations for me. He also wanted me to believe in him. After I heard all of that I was like, 'Yea, I'm coming here.' I can't wait to get up there."
Running backs coach Cale Gundy was moved to inside receivers and Jay Boulware became the team's running backs coach.
Ford was a four-star running back in the class of 2013 and the No. 7 running back in the country.
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Matt Kenseth wins pole for Coca-Cola 600Nick Bromberg at From The Marbles 4 days ago
Matt Kenseth is starting first in Sunday's Coca-Cola 600.
It's Kenseth's first pole at Charlotte Motor Speedway, and it's on the 15th anniversary of his first win. The 2003 champion's first race win was the 2000 Coca-Cola 600.
Kenseth won the pole earlier in the season at Bristol. He won that race too, leading 47 of the race's laps.
Joey Logano will start second and Kenseth's Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Carl Edwards was third. Greg Biffle and Denny Hamlin, another JGR car, round out the top five.
Kevin Harvick and Tony Stewart were the two fastest cars in round two, however they didn't get great laps in the final round. Harvick starts eighth while Stewart will start 12th.
Brad Keselowski was sixth and David Ragan was seventh. Kyle Larson, Martin Truex Jr. and Austin Dillon will start in 9th, 10th and 11th respectively.
Five cars missed the race. They were Jeb Burton, Jeff Green, Mike Bliss, Travis Kvapil and Brendan Gaughan.
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Letter: Speaking plainly
June Gates, Naples
Speaking plainly
Purging voter rolls of non-citizens is the legal thing to do.
Ballots should also be purged of the Spanish language!
Immigrants to the United States are required to pass written and oral exams in English. If this is accomplished, then they would be able to vote with an English-only ballot.
Which party instituted Spanish on our ballots? I don't know, but it was for the purpose of getting those lacking English to vote for them.
Printing ballots with Spanish is expensive and confusing — a waste of taxes.
Whether before or after the Constitution was passed, I don't remember, but voters in our country's early days were required to be landowners — the reason being that one needed a certain level of education to own property.
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To say that nintendo SHOULDN'T revamp the online system for the 3DS generation..
If they actually announce the elimination of friend codes, and a free, universal network for 3DS that makes starting games easy and seamless, I would actually pay more than $199.99 for it (which currently I will not.)
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ive said this alot, but i wouldnt expect it to be worth anything less than that.
and yeah i would gladly pay up too!
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but you have to do it for ALL of your games. whereas in Live/PSN, you just add a friend and thats it. its universal across all games.
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i guess i shoulda made it more clear what i meant. i cant really say im expecting 3DS to be on par with consoles when it comes to online gaming, but i mean nintendo's next generation online system in general. nintendo WFC spans the DS and wii. so i mean the new network that would span the DS and whatever the next home console is. while the DS could be improved, i cant say i expect a full blown experience. and i havent had much experience with PSP either, so i cant say, sorry. and yeah, nintendo needs to beef up their servers -_- the lag was pretty bad with Brawl.
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That I can agree with. It's not like were asking for much.
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With some of the specs that they're boasting for the 3DS, there is absolutely no reason for them not to incorporate a fully fleshed out online experience for the 3DS. I mean within recent revisions of the DS, we've made it to downloadable games/apps. These downloads can also connect to the internet. I'm sick of playing Nintendo games online for a silly leaderboard. Leaderboards aren't even supported in all of their online games, just a few.
They've already stated that they don't plan on loosing money on each 3DS unit sold, so don't half ass. If they're going to charge us more than $200 for this new system, then don't skimp on features. Hell if the core will pay more than $200 for it, then we will also pay for an online subscription. The only people who won't pay for it are those that don't care for online multiplayer much, and I think it's only fair.
And get rid of the damn friendcodes. It actually hinders online play, remember when they first released the Wii? Some people added each others friend codes and weren't on each other's lists for a day! That's ridiculous!
In all, the system has plenty capabilities to support a multitude of online options. Don't eff this up Nintendo. If we have to pay more for this than the last DS at launch, don't screw us over with padded features.
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I never said I disagreed. In fact, I agree completely. It's just that complaining about something like this is so obvious, it's like saying "The 3DS needs to have good games!" No one's going to disagree with you because there's nothing to disagree about! So there's no point in making a topic about it!
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I'd be happy with just a Universal Friend's List...
also it the friends list should carry over to whatever future nintendo systems come out. if people are worried about children you can still protect children with a UFL. just add age restrictions in the parental controls that minimize online interactions and restrict the kind of content they can access and the people they can meet. do things like disable voice chat for minors or dont allow them to make random friends or send information to strangers. hide their ID from the public. etc.
friend codes are a pain in the ass to everyone. to make matters worse a huge group of people exchange FCs to complete strangers on message boards just so they can experience the online multiplayer aspects of games. this is especially true when a person doesnt know any friends with the same game but still enjoy the multiplayer. some of these people are probably kids. some are older gamers. and some are probably the sort of people friend codes are supposed to keep away from your kids. theres no way to know. FCs are just not a good system.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Playing another baseball game never is a bad thing, be it an exhibition or with something greater at stake.
That is the way second-year Hooks manager Keith Bodie is treating Wednesday night's exhibition against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Whataburger Field. It will be the Hooks' final run-through before opening Texas League play Thursday night against Springfield.
"It's another baseball game. That's how you learn, and that's how you get better, by playing," said Bodie, who helped guide the Hooks to the playoffs last season, their first postseason appearance since winning the league title in 2006.
"I'm actually glad we have that on the heels of two workouts and then prior to opening up the season against Springfield, so it's going to be fun. It gives us an opportunity to get under the lights and get some competition as well before the bell rings on Thursday."
The contest will be the first for the Hooks against an amateur ballclub. In previous years, the Hooks have played the parent-club Astros and the Round Rock Express, then Houston's Triple-A affiliate.
"We had success in the past doing it when we did the Round Rock series when we both were affiliated with the Astros," Hooks general manager Michael Wood said. "That got to be a little more complicated when there's two different farm clubs involved. We like to try and have an event where we can kind of have a dress rehearsal, if you want to call it, for our staff."
Reid Ryan, CEO of Ryan-Sanders Baseball, owners of the Hooks, played against the Rangers when he was at Texas. Former Hooks catcher Jeff Mackor, who now works for the team, played against the Red Sox when he was at Boston College. After discussions with those two, Wood decided to broach the idea of an exhibition with Islanders coach Scott Malone.
"It kind of blends together the Hooks baseball, which is our primary business, with our secondary business, which is to highlight amateur baseball here," Wood said. "We've had so many good A&M-Corpus games. We've had A&M-Kingsville games, we've had so many high school games out here. This is the first time we've done a blend of the amateurs and the pros."
For the Hooks, they will be working out some last-minute kinks before facing the Cardinals. At least four pitchers — Ruben Alaniz, Matt Heidenreich, Asher Wojciechowski and David Martinez — will throw for the Hooks.
"I think it's an opportunity for us to have some competition before the season and get some work in that's much needed," Bodie said. "I think it's an opportunity for the college kids to be on the same field, maybe to see a glimpse of their respective futures and give them some sort of barometer as to where they are and where they may need to go."
The Hooks' season-opening opponent on Thursday already is in town. Springfield's bus pulled into the Whataburger Field parking lot around 4 p.m. Tuesday in advance of the three-game series. Players from St. Louis' Double-A affiliate flew into San Antonio from Florida and rode their team bus south ... The Cardinals will work out at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday before the Hooks-Islanders exhibition ... The pitching matchups are set for the Corpus Christi-Springfield series. Right-handers Ross Seaton will start in the opener, followed by righties Nick Tropeano on Friday and Asher Wojciechowski on Saturday. In order, the Cardinals are scheduled to start right-hander Richard Castillo, righty Scott McGregor and left-hander Anthony Ferrara.
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"I think everybody loves a story of the rise, the fall, then back on top type of story," he told Arizona Sports 620's Bickley with Marotta Wednesday. "He had the situation where he was so young.
"Everybody forgets how young he was."
Mathieu's off-the-field issues at LSU were well documented, and he was ultimately dismissed from the team by head coach Les Miles before the 2012 season. The season before, the "Honey Badger" had finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy balloting.
"When he fell, you had a lot of people kind of saying what they thought."
Powers said he heard all of it, that people hoped Mathieu would fail and that he would not amount to much in the NFL. However, the early returns on the Cardinals' third-round pick are promising, as he seems to be making plays from all over the secondary.
Powers, who signed as a free agent with the Cardinals, has had a first-hand look, and is very impressed.
"He's just accepting his role," Powers said. "He's not trying to be somebody he's not, he's not trying to act like he's bigger than the next person."
Of course, Mathieu, at 21, still has a long way to go before he convinces everyone he's destined for stardom, as he will need to stay clean off the field and perform well on it.
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"You can see the guy just turning that corner, and if everything continues to go as well as it has gone, the sky is the limit," he said. "He's a heck of a football player."
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Film: "Joker"; Starring: Akshay Kumar, Sonakshi Sinha, A village Of Wackos; Directed by: Shirish Kunder.
Imagine if Shah Rukh Khan left his posh job at NASA in "Swades" and returned to a village filled with escapees from a lunatic asylum and you have the basic plot structure of Shirish Kunder's "Joker", a film as crazy in intent as its characters make the proceeedings appear to be.
The film is fun to watch when it isn't trying to be too clever for words, or when it isn't tripping over with its tongue-in-cheek smart-ass humour. The characters are uniformly self-deprecating. Some of the material connected to an outsider helping set a scrambled village in order through mirthful masquerade echoes Farah Khan's "Tees Maar Khan", though this time Akshay Kumar plays a far more 'serious' character.
He doesn't even have a romantic duet with his co-star Sonakshi!
I wonder why Akshay Kumar chose to distance himself from this film! He has done much worse comedies in his career. Crass, loud, inane, repetitive and unfunny ones. "Joker" is none of these. The humour is never below-the-belt.
Its big USP is its audacious originality. A village named Pagalpur that has been wiped off the Indian map during the British Raj, a scientist-hero who is trying to make contact with aliens, a heroine who has nothing to do except stand attentively listening to her live-in partner's crazy schemes to bring aliens down to earth, and a village filled with crazy maladjusted anachronistic oddballs for whom the clock stopped ticking 50 years ago - these populate Kunder's kookie kingdom.
Welcome to blunderland!
There is an arresting sense of frozen farce in the proceedings. The characters are so silly they end up being distant avatars of the zonked-out villagers in Farah Khan's "Tees Maar Khan". The spoofy ambience is painted in believable shades. The film is shot an interesting shades of iodized sepia which creates a sense of fading flamboyance in a location where the characters have lost their sense of time.
Beneath the veneer of joviality the film has a serious message on the malnourished state of rural India. Politicians are shown to be so conniving and caricatural, they seem real! Likewise the 'aliens', actually villagers dressed in pumpkins and other fruits to attract outside attention, are so clumsy they look more aliens than real aliens.
"Peepli Live" gone berserk, "Joker" is funnier and less vulgar than a lot of the over-the-top situational comedies that rely on double meanings, cleavages and gay-bashing to tease titters out of a comatose script.
Not everything in "Joker" works. Some of the material echoes the calibrated linear movements of a televidio serial with our hero Agastya aka Sattoo moving from one place to another with the villagers in tow.
Yet setting aside the aimlessness the film gradually builds to a moderate momentum where we don't need to feel cheated by a film that splits the comedy genre wide open without fracturing the farce. The jokes hold up.
And so do some of the performances. Shreyas Talpade as a gibberish-mouthing villager who gets all weak kneed in front of journalist Minissha Lamba, steals every scene from Akshay Kumay whenever they are together.
Could this be the real reason why our Rowdy Kumar decided to distance himself from this film? Like it or not "Joker" is a masterpiece compared with Akshay Kumar Blue or Thank You.
Flawed? Yes. Seriously so, specially in its failure to pin the aliens' theme down to a manageable streamlined structure. That apart, "Joker" is an utterly original parable on rural development, done with lots of colour, vibrancy, attitude, gusto and giggles.
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I like this film. I have see here the Actual Joker. So nice It.
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Like seriously we love Hindi movies in the Caribbean. However this movie is CRAP and does not deserved to be watched. Ashkay Kumar is an excellent actor and he is always committed to his movies. Please help the writer to come up with some plots. He is running out of ideas:(
Tis is the most crap movie i have ever watchd.. Seriously do tey have brain whoever wrote the story..Gosh!! Akshay what kind of scientist he is in the movie.. it proves he studied frm tat paagalpan school itself by his crap tatics..
Srsly who writes reviews for I-F?? the movie is a joke and Shreyas's character is most irritating of the lot.
Once I knew Shirish Kunder was doing this movie, I knew it is gonna be a flop, my mom wants to watch this and I keep telling her it not a good movie.
cool review,i will certainly watch this movie
I read these film reviews all the time only because I love the articles. They are all really well written!
Someone told this to me yesterday and I cracked up laughing, he said : The joke's on you if you paid for the ticket. LOLL:P
The aliens are played by the audiences who watched tees maar khan!! Hehehehehe
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16.10.08 - By Old Yank Schneider: One Night Stand; is there anyone among us that does not know what it means? It is a lot of effort for something that will go absolutely nowhere. And this is what Bernard Hopkins is facing come Saturday night. With each one night stand there is a losing party usually you. When the night gets long and all the pretty girls are gone, it is time to be prepared to break out the bag to place over a head so ugly does not get in the way of a one night stand. The night has gotten very long; 43 years long; and now an ugly fighter is the only one left to dance with in the bar..
This ugly fighter had a lot of trouble staying awake for an entire event in his last one night stand against Joe Calzaghe. He barely had enough stamina to make it through the night. Earlier he was seen hugging Winky Wright once every 16 seconds in order to avoid what a real date is supposed to look like another one night stand gone bad.
And now we see die hard fans (the ones that will always hang around to closing time), asking for another one night stand that can remind them of when the long past-it, 43 year-old, last face in the bar was once pretty.
That bag will come in handy. For those expecting a real fight to break out Saturday night, be prepared to use that bag as a barf-bag. There will be no real fight.
Oh, there will be a bag brought to the ring. That bag was once a toolbox a Philly toolbox. Now it is a bag full of a lame bunch of tricks designed to hide skills long diminished. But the fans that always hang around until closing time have bought into that bag of tricks as if it contains enough makeup to turn the last face left in the bar into a beauty queen.
Well, for those of us that have resisted hanging around until closing time, we are not buying it. We have remained sober enough to make our picks when the night was still young. And when the night was still young, Bernard Hopkins was no where to be seen at closing time; he was too busy looking amazing on his way to building a legacy.
That was then and this is now. For those fans that have once again desperately hung out until closing time and found themselves waking up the next morning with the proverbial one night stand, how did she look the morning after? Was she as pretty as you remembered her only hours before when she was the last face in the bar?
Its closing time fans! If you are picking Hopkins to beat Pavlik for Saturday night, you are going to be facing the same questions you face the morning after every one night stand youve lived through. And when you are stone sober you will do what you always do you will take the bag off her head and you will question once again why you allowed yourself to fall for the one night stand.
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The Celebration of Life Service for Mrs. Sarah Heard Shealey of LaGrange will be Saturday, March 1, 2014 at 1:00PM at the Ward Chapel C.M.E. Church on North Street. Rev. Morrissey Whitfield and Rev. Lovett Thornton will officiate. Burial will be in Southview Cemetery.
Mrs. Shealey, a native of Troup County, was born November 4, 1917 and was the daughter of the late Andy and Sarah Heard. She was a homemaker. Early in her life, she joined the Valley Grove Missionary Baptist Church. She later united with Ward Chapel C.M.E. Church.
She leaves to cherish her memories, one son: Marion Shealey (Shirlean), LaGrange; one daughter, Ernestine Shealey, Louisville, KY; grandchildren, great-grandchildren; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Charlie P. Shealey Sr.; son, Charlie P. Shealey Jr.; and all of her siblings.
The family will be at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Marion and Shirlean Shealey at 139 Hawthorne Circle and will receive friends at the funeral home on Friday evening from 5 until 7.
Condolences may be expressed by visiting www.lakesdunsonrobertson.com.
Lakes-Dunson-Robertson Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.


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ESPN, under separate 12-year agreements, will air the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans and the Orange Bowl in Miami. For the Sugar Bowl, the sports giant reportedly will pay the Big 12 and Southeastern Conference about $80 million a year through 2026. The Orange Bowl agreement with the Atlantic Coast Conference is said to be worth about $55 million a year.
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NRA Leadership Still Selling Hunters Down the River
To: POLITICAL EDITORS
Contact: John Robinson, Chief of Staff, American Hunters and Shooters Association, (c) +1-202-262-3252
BETHESDA, Md., Oct. 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A new analysis by American Hunters and Shooters Association (ASHA) of the 2008 grades and endorsements the National Rifle Association (NRA) released over the weekend, show that the NRA continues to overwhelmingly support Members of Congress who have terrible records when it comes to protecting the environment.
In the 2008 ratings, the NRA gave an average "A" rating to the 161 House Members who have poor conservation records — a score of 25 or below from the League of Conservation Voters — and an average rating of a "D" to the 210 House Members with strong records on environmental conservation — 75 or above from the League of Conservation Voters. The NRA gave an average rating of an "A" to the 10 Senators who are running for re-election with poor conservation records and an average rating of a "D-minus" to the 6 Senators who are running for re-election with strong conservation records.
"The ratings and endorsements NRA released over the weekend confirm what American Hunters and Shooters first reported a month ago: the NRA leadership overwhelmingly supports Members of Congress who put the interests of Washington corporate lobbyists ahead of the interests that hunters and sportsman have in protecting America's public lands," said AHSA President Ray Schoenke. "It's time for gun owners, hunters, and all Americans to repudiate the NRA's slash and burn culture war politics and join the movement to protect our gun rights and the lands we love — and do it in a way that unites Americans instead of dividing them."
Schoenke added: "That's why we give them an F."
AHSA released today a supplement to a report it released in August: "SLASH AND BURN: Why Does the National Rifle Association Support Congress's Biggest Opponents of Conservation?" The report shows that NRA's political campaign money and endorsements have dramatically favored Washington's biggest opponents of wilderness conservation on issues ranging from protecting public hunting lands from corporate development to acknowledging the real danger that climate change presents for the great American outdoors. To read the full Slash and Burn Report and see data on NRA campaign contributions to conservation opponents please visit:http:// www.realhuntersrealconservation.org/analysis.php.
SOURCE American Hunters and Shooters Association
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General News Archive - September 03, 2008
By David Usborne When the Democrats were gathering in Denver to anoint Barack Obama and Joe Biden as their nominees last week, Sarah Palin was just one of many names on a long list of potential running mates for their Republican rival, John McCain, and seemingly a long way down that list.
By Elisabeth Bumiller Brian Knowlton contributed reporting. * A series of disclosures about Governor Sarah Palin, Senator John McCain's choice as running mate, calls into question how thoroughly McCain examined her background before putting her on the Republican presidential ticket.
By Kevin Johnson WASHINGTON -- Former attorney general Alberto Gonzales mishandled highly classified information related to two of the government's most sensitive counterterrorism programs, including its controversial domestic surveillance operation, a Justice Department report released Tuesday said.
By Susan Page and Martha T. Moore ST. PAUL -- Call it McCain's Gamble. The Republican presidential candidate is pulling bigger crowds and a gusher of cash to his campaign since his unexpected pick Friday of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.
Text of report by official news agency Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) Peshawar 3 September: NWFP [North-West Frontier Province] Governor Owais Ahmed Ghani has condemned the attack by three Afghanistan based coalition Gunship helicopters and commandos on a village in Birmal area of South Waziristan, in which at least 20 innocent citizens of Pakistan including women and children were martyred.
By Adam Nossiter, Damien Cave, Kareem Fahim and James Barron Shaila Dewan contributed reporting from New Orleans; Eric Lipton and Steven Lee Myers from Washington; Thayer Evans from Lafayette, Louisiana; Staci Semrad from San Antonio, Texas; James C. McKinley Jr.
By MICHAEL ABRAMOWITZ By Michael Abramowitz The Washington Post ST. PAUL, Minn.
By Becky Bohrer and Doug Simpson Associated Press NEW ORLEANS -- Millions fled the Gulf Coast in fear of Hurricane Gustav, billed as the apocalyptic "mother of all storms." It didn't deliver. Now, with three other storms lining up in the Atlantic some fear people might not listen next time.
By Vladimir Isachenkov Associated Press MOSCOW -- Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that Russia will respond calmly to an increase in NATO ships in the Black Sea in the aftermath of the short war with Georgia but promised that "there will be an answer." Meanwhile, President Dmitry Medvedev sternly warned the West that it would lose more than Moscow would if it tried to punish Russia with sanctions over the war with Georgia.
By Howard Fendrich Associated Press NEW YORK -- His strokes awry, his emotions laid bare for all to see, Roger Federer figured out a way to stay in the U.S. Open.
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TIPP CITY — The Bradford Lady Railroaders faced a monumental task in their quest for a Division IV district championship against the 2013 state champion Fort Loramie Lady Redskins with a 2014 repeat in sight.
"The girls came out and they worked hard," Bradford varsity girls basketball coach Patrick McKee said. "That's the reason why we are here. It's not like anything special happened."
The Redskins jumped out to a 2-0 lead with no time off the clock as the game clock was late winding down.
Senior Brooke Dunlevy evened the score at 2-2 with 7:00 showing.
A Loramie trey and bucket had the Redskins up 7-2, bringing a timeout from the Bradford bench.
Dunlevy made it 7-4 with a layup off a Michayla Barga assist followed with Loramie hitting 3-of-4 at the line for a 10-4 lead.
A Dunlevy bucket and two Loramie free throws had the Redskins up 12-6 with 3:40 on the first period clock.
Bradford had the Redskins' lead down to one at 15-14 with 0:48 with back-to-back Haley Patty free throws, back-to-back Dunlevy baskets and a stick-back from 5-foot 10-inch sophomore Mackenzie Weldy.
A Redskins 3-pointer was followed with a Dunlevy bucket for an 18-16 Loramie lead going to second period play.
The second quarter belonged to the Fort Loramie with seven Redskins putting 33 points on the board while holding the Lady Railroaders to five points to lead 51-21 at the break.
Bradford kept pace with the Redskins in period No. 3 with five Dunlevy points, four points from 5-foot 9-inch freshman Mandi Bates and two points each from Gabby Fair, Bree Bates and Patty for a 69-36 score going to the final period of play.
Senior Ciara Broughman led the Railroaders with five fourth quarter points including a trey followed with four Dunlevy points and a Bree Bates bucket for a final 82-47 Lady Redskins win.
"We don't have the one girl that's going to go and light up the court every night," McKee said. "They really came together and played as a whole.
"We talk about who our leading scorer was, but now we have to talk about who got her the ball, who played defense, who was our leader on the court and things like that," McKee added. "That's where the whole team comes into play."
Bradford's Dunlevy lead all scorers in the contest with 21 points.
"(Brooke) Dunlevy really came on at the end of the year," McKee said. "She has that kind of potential in her."
Five Lady Railroaders, No. 4 Michayla Barga, No. 10 Haley Patty, No. 14 Ciara Broughman, No. 22 Brooke Dunlevy and No. 32 Bree Bates suited up for the final time in a 20-win, record-setting season for a Bradford team that proved hard work and discipline does pay big dividends.
"We're going to miss those five," McKee said. "We just told the girls the amount of hard work that they have put into this program over the last nine months, that's why we are here.
"I continue to tell them that if you are willing to put this kind of hard work into anything you do you will have these types of results," McKee added. "We really want the girls to do whatever they are doing in life, just work hard to do the right thing, to be smart, to work together. Things like that, that we worked a lot on this year … just life lessons.
"If the girls are willing to put in the hard work like these five seniors did, and they were our leaders, we'll just continue to put in the hard work. We'll have new leaders next year," McKee said. "We have set this bar where it is at. We can only go up from there."
Score by quarters: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Bradford 16 5 15 11 47
Fort Loramie 18 33 18 13 82
Bradford scoring: B. Dunlevy 21, H. Patty 6, B. Bates 6, C. Broughman 5, M. Bates 4, G. Fair 3, M. Weldy 2


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Mott Community College (MCC) and the University of Michigan-Flint have a long history of forming partnerships to better the educational opportunities for area students. Now, the two schools have created Mott2UM-Flint, a new joint admission, concurrent enrollment program that will provide an innovative higher education option for students in the region.
MCC President M. Richard Shaink and UM-Flint Chancellor Ruth J. Person recently signed the agreement at a ceremony held at MCC.
The new program allows students to attend classes at UM-Flint and MCC at the same time, allowing them to combine credits to maximize financial aid eligibility. A major benefit of this program is the expanded course selection it gives students, providing them with the opportunity to decrease the time to completion for their associate and bachelor degrees.
Other benefits include:
- Admission to both institutions through one free online application
- Expanded course selection — including online courses offered by both institutions
- The option to complete an associate degree while working toward a bachelor's degree
- Coordinated advising — UM-Flint and MCC work together to keep students on track to reach their educational goals
- Access to student activities and resources on all campuses, including UM-Flint housing
- Reverse transfer — students may transfer UM-Flint credits back to MCC to fulfill associate degree requirements
"I want to thank all my colleagues who have worked so hard to make this agreement a success. We will want to do whatever it takes to make sure that we ensure student success so that students stay on track to enroll, attend, and graduate," said UM-Flint Chancellor Ruth J. Person. "This collaborative effort will provide yet another opportunity to complete a college degree."
"Mott Community College and the University of Michigan-Flint have entered into yet another strategic partnership, specifically designed to provide mutual support to our students," added MCC President M. Richard Shaink. "This collaboration increases our capacity to encourage students to consider UM-Flint as an excellent option for them to pursue advanced degrees in cutting-edge fields."
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HOUSTON A man who was singing karaoke at a southwest Houston restaurant early Monday was shot to death because another patron did not like his song choice, according to Houston police.
The shooting happened at Ostioneria Mazatlan in the 6400 block of Hillcroft at Sandspoint around 2 a.m.
Apparently the choice of music caused an altercation, which led to the shooting at this location, said Sgt. J.J. Wilson, HPD Homicide.
The suspect shot the man in the head, then fled the scene in red Chevy pickup truck.He remains on the loose.


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Hubway announced today its bicycle-rental stations will again remain open this winter in Cambridge - except for the stations at Lafayette Square/Main Street and Dana Park, which will be taken out to let snow plows plow snow.
Closures of other stations will begin in mid-November, with Brookline and Somerville concluding operations on Wednesday, November 26th. For the first time, a reduced number of stations...Read more


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The continuing transition to LED backlights is motivating LCD TV panel manufacturers to develop their supply chains in order to reduce the cost of LED-backlit panels.
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(Case Western Reserve University) Civil Engineering Professor Bill Yu has built a pair of sensors to provide real-time risk assessments of bridges during flooding -- the largest cause by far of bridge failure.
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VeriFone Systems Inc. said Wednesday it has acquired Way Systems Inc., expanding the company's presence on cell phones and other mobile gadgets.VeriFone, which provides technology for making electronic payments, said it is paying $6 million for the privately held company, plus another $3...
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Versatile, sharing leader urged for Palomar College
People at the forum said, too, that they seek a president who is open to varying opinions, has strong background in the liberal arts and would preserve Palomar's traditions, culture and accomplishments.
They also called for a leader who shares and collaborates with different groups; or, as Corwin put it, "not a control freak."
As one member of the audience added, the new leader must be courageous. "It takes a lot of courage to take on all these things," he said.
Palomar College enrolls about 23,000 students in credit-granting courses on the main campus and eight education centers. The district, twice the size of the state of Rhode Island, stretches from Fallbrook in the northwest across to Poway in the south and east to Borrego Springs and includes the cities of Escondido, San Marcos and Vista.
Amador shepherded development of a much-heralded master plan that outlines nearly $1 billion in new construction, including additional campuses near the Ramona-Poway line and off I-15 near Pala Road, to accommodate an anticipated 50 percent growth in enrollment in the next 15 years. The plan would require voter approval for raising perhaps as much as $600 million through a local bond issue.
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