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Cases dealt with at Leicester Magistrates' Court
Posted: January 08, 2013|
Cases dealt with at Leicester Magistrates' Court include:
Stephen Wylie (56), of Upper Tichborne Street, Highfields, Leicester, was found guilty in his absence of failing to give a police officer information relating to the identification of the driver of a vehicle who was alleged to have been guilty of an offence, in Leicester, on or after June 13.
He was fined £600, with costs of £85, and was given six points on his licence.
Osman Burunsuzoglu (46), of Henley Road, Newfoundpool, Leicester, pleaded guilty to an assault on November 3.
He was given a community order to complete 100 hours of unpaid work and ordered to pay costs of £85.
David Crofts (49), of Hand Avenue, Braunstone, Leicester, pleaded guilty to using a vehicle without insurance in Hinckley Road, Leicester, on May 24.
He was fined £120.
Anand Patel (22), of Deancourt Road, West Knighton, Leicester, pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention in Victoria Park Road, Leicester, on February 7.
He was fined £400, with costs of £300, and his licence was endorsed with nine points.
Tala Tala (43), of Heyford Road, Braunstone, Leicester, pleaded guilty to driving without a valid licence in Heyford Road, on February 29.
He was fined £70, with costs of £100 and his licence was endorsed with three points.
Onyeka Ugonna Akunna (29), of Empire Road, Leicester, pleaded guilty to using a vehicle without insurance in Oxford Street, Leicester, on August 8.
He was fined £200, with costs of £60, and was banned from driving for six months.
Sean Watts (35), of Kinsdale Drive, Thurnby Lodge, Leicester, pleaded guilty to an assault on September 8 and to two charges of criminal damage to two windows.
He was given a four-month prison sentence, suspended for 24 months, and ordered to attend appointments for 24 months.


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Can you believe it's August and summer is winding down? Pretty soon we're going to be talking all about tailgating and holidays and party food! And speaking of tailgating party food, I've teamed up with Red Baron to bring you one of our secret family recipes perfect for 'homegating' or tailgating this fall. These are our Pigskin Poppers and I've never seen another recipe quite like it.
I have to tell you this is one my favorite foods ever, and it was introduced to us by my father-in-law several years ago. And while he makes it with more exotic meats like wild boar, elk, and venison, we make it with regular ole chicken or beef.
These pigskin poppers are meaty, with a bit of heat, and a little crunch inside. Cook them on the grill {or in the oven in a pinch} and watch them disappear as guests devour them.
These poppers are similar to jalapeno poppers in that they're rolled in bacon, but the combination of crunchy water chestnuts & pickled jalapeno, and chicken inside, just gives these something extra special. Not only do adults love them, but they're actually mild enough so that kids love them too {the jalapeno seeds are the hot part so you can scrape those out if you like}.
For more delicious bacon appetizers, check out my 3 favorite recipes here, or these quick and easy cheesy bacon potato bites.
When you're making them, make sure to set out all your ingredients so you can prepare them in an assembly line fashion. When we get together and do it, it's all hands on deck to make it quicker. Here's the recipe below…
Pigskin Poppers
- 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breast, trimmed
- 1 pound bacon
- Jar pickled jalapeno slices
- 1 8-oz can sliced water chestnuts
- toothpicks
Soak 30 toothpicks in water for about 30 minutes.
Cut chicken into 30 bite sized strips.
Cut 15 slices of bacon in half, crosswise
Remove 30 jalapeno slices from jar and pat dry with paper towel.
Drain water chestnuts and set aside for assembly.
Begin an assembly line and place a jalapeno slice and a water chestnut slice on each side of the chicken strip.
Wrap the half bacon strip around chicken and other ingredients and secure with a toothpick.
Meanwhile, pre-heat grill to 375 degrees.
Place poppers on hot grill and cook, turning every 5 minutes to brown all sides of bacon.
Cook a total of about 20-25 minutes or until chicken is cooked through and bacon is browned.
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Doomsdayers Now Claim New Date For The Apocalypse Is January 1, 2017
In an effort to not look stupid for claiming the apocalypse would happen yesterday, Doomsdayers are now saying that the real date of the end of the world is January 1st, 2017.
This new date of the apocalypse comes according to the followers of The Sword of God Brotherhood.
They believe the "Prophet Gabriel" told the Brotherhood that the "dying time" will be New Year's Day of 2017, and only members of the cult will survive, while everyone else perishes in "hellfire."
Many people believed yesterday was the end of the world because it was the last day of the Mayan calendar.
It sounds like an excuse for people who don't have anything going for them to have something to look forward to.
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STOCKHOLM (AFP) - After undergoing an estimated 20 drugs tests last season, tennis icon Andre Agassi says there's no way anyone playing the sport can cheat the system.
Despite the earlier 2004 furore over the Greg Rusedski positive Nandrolone test - successfully appealed - and the continuing mystery of trace elements of the banned, performance-enhancing substance which have shown up in repeated ATP player tests, Agassi maintains his faith in the system.
"It's an incredibly strict (anti-doping) policy we have," the 34-year-old said as he bids for a title at this week's Stockholm Open.
"Last year I was tested 20 times, maybe eight times blood, possibly more. You don't have opportunity in tennis to take time away to use drugs to enhance your performance.
"We play all the year around all over the world. If there are any positive tests that come around it is more likely that it is a function of international teenagers - people are giving them something, maybe they think it's vitamins."
Agassi admitted: "The issue of ignorance is a high possibility."
But the holder of 59 career trophies is firm in his belief that the sport is clean.
"To actually think that with our policy and testing it's possible to cheat and get away with it - it's absurd.
"It's a question of when, not if you get caught."
Agassi said that the anomaly of the spate of tiny, but positive Nandrolone tests remains a scientific puzzle.
"It makes you wonder if there some vitamin or whatever that have some contamination in it (supplements) that are showing signs. For somebody to cheat in our sport, (it) would be a miracle if you get away with it."
He added that the safeguards and due process which allowed Britain's Rusedski to successfully prove under law that his positive didn't come from illegal ingestion, are a critical part of the equation.
"As a player with your livelihood, your life and career - everything you've worked your whole life for - (can be destroyed).
"We have to make sure this doesn't happen, that it's a fair and just system that we have in the testing and the due process of appealing. In any part of a free society you have to be able to count on this."
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We're waist deep in the summer movie season. We've had Super men and Pirates of the Caribbean and Adam Sandler clicking things. We've had Devils wearing Prada and we've had lots and lots of Cars. We've had a lot of big hits and a couple of big flops, and guess what: I haven't seen any of them.
It's true. I've yet to hit the multiplex this summer. I'm not proud of this, so I've vowed to go see a movie or three this weekend. But the question is, which ones should I go see? Should I rock out with You, Me and Dupree or walk out on Clerks II? I need help.
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The illegal immigration issue is something that sparks much debate and an array of opinions on how to solve the issue. Some are outraged that the federal government is not enforcing existing laws. Meanwhile, others are outraged at states, like Arizona, for "discrimination." Whatever side of the issue you support, I would hope that we could all agree that illegal immigrants committing any crime should be immediately deported.
I personally feel that anyone in any country that does not have permission to be there should be deported. At the very least, I would certainly hope that once someone commit's a crime, and the law discovers that they are not a legal citizen, they would be deported. However, that isn't even happening.
Twenty-three-year-old Carlos Martinelly Montano, a Bolivian native, was arrested at least twice on charges of drunk driving. According to Woodbridge, Virginia police, he has also had multiple arrests for other traffic related offenses. Montano had been turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on at least one of the offenses. Virginia authorities expected Montano to be deported. Montano was instead released back into the community.
Montano was again driving drunk last Sunday, when his car crossed the median and hit another car that was carrying three nuns. Sister Denise Mosier died on the scene. Sister Charlotte Lange and Sister Connie Ruth Lupton were still in the hospital and on respirators at the time of this article.
Montano has been charged with drunken driving, involuntary manslaughter, and felony driving on a revoked license. Authorities told CBS news that Montano is facing "possible deportation."
Illegal immigrants committing crimes happen everyday and these people are constantly being released right back into society. It just doesn't usually make national headlines. I think this particular case received national attention because it happened in a suburb of Washington, D.C. and happened to involve a beloved nun dying.
I just wonder when enough is just enough? How much blood and tears must be at the doorstep of Congress before they realize that the current system of turn a blind eye and don't ask/ don't tell is not working?


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CRESTVIEW — A Tuesday night fire damaged Crestview's newest barbecue venue before it had a chance to open, causing an $25,000 in damage to the facility and its contents.
Owner Naaman Eicher said he will have more information about rescheduling his planned Friday grand opening after his insurance company inspects the damage.
The Crestview Fire Department reported the alarm at Buddy's View BBQ was raised at 10:51 p.m. The blaze burned through the metal rear side wall of the trailer that comprises the business.
The trailer is located in the Waterfront Mission thrift store's parking lot at 1975 South Ferdon Blvd.
The cause of the fire was determined to be "improper disposal of wood ash materials," according to the fire department's report.
"The fire department thinks it was an ember in the ash pail, and it caught the mop pail on fire," Eicher said. "All the equipment worked well, including the fire suppression system. What we had was operator error."
Eicher praised city officials for their efficiency as he got his business ready to open, and had praise for the fire department's quick response to save most of it from the fire.
He also expressed appreciation for the community's support, including his across-the-street neighbors at Publix supermarket, which offered him refrigerator space to preserve chilled food.
"I just reached out to (Publix manager) Tim Bryant and his instant response was, 'Bring it over, Mr. Eicher,'" Eicher said. "I just can't say enough about the great people in this community."
The South Louisiana native and his wife recently relocated to Crestview, and with the help of longtime friend Bryan Hope, plan to serve a mélange of Cajun, Memphis, Carolina and Southern flavors.
As Hope helped clean out the damaged south end of the trailer Wednesday morning, he joined Eicher in vowing the business will soon be open.
"I've already dropped a couple tears this morning and this ain't even my business," Hope said. "I'm not going to let this slow him down."
Eicher was philosophical about his loss.
"Property can be replaced or rebuilt," Eicher stated in an email to supporters.
"The important thing in this situation is that there weren't any injuries. It is always important in my mind to praise the joys we do receive rather than to grieve over losses we can't control."
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During July the Science and Technology Graduate School will be offering a series of short library based sessions, aimed at postgraduate research students. The aim of these short sessions is to introduce a small number of key topics for researchers at a convenient time of day. They will also provide a networking opportunity, and raise the awareness of the support available from the Library.
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Each session will follow a similar pattern addressing Why? How? What now? and Who can help?
You can sign up for the courses by emailing email@example.com and stating which course you would like to attend.
We will send out further details to all registered participants at the beginning of July, which will include confirmation of the time and venue for these sessions.
The Newton Fund is part of UK's development assistance. Its aim is to develop science and innovation partnerships that promote the economic development and welfare of developing countries. It covers 3 broad categories of activity:
Of a particular interest is the Newton PhD programme. This includes opportunities for international training and development at the doctoral level, including incoming and outgoing PhD scholarships, international placement of PhD students, joint international training pathways, and exchange of students and staff.
As part of the university's 50th anniversary celebrations Lancaster's Distinguished Physics Professor George Pickett FRS will give a public lecture on the topic of ultralow temperatures. He will be joined by Nobel Laureate and honorary graduate Professor David Lee from Texas who will talk about his experience of winning a Nobel Prize.
The lecture is on Monday 30th June at 6:15pm in the Faraday Building. Please register online
Lancaster Environment Centre's first Athena SWAN talk, on Wednesday 16 July, will be given by Professor Ellie Highwood (Head of Department, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading). All are welcome to attend.
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The paper presented, Observations of a Software Engineering Studio: Reflecting with the Studio Framework, introduces the School of Computing and Communications novel approach to teaching software engineering through the use of a "studio", an alternative to traditional lecture-oriented courses. The paper discusses its specific implementation, shares some observations from a year-long study, and reflects on these with Christopher Bull's previous publications. Studio education affords a variety of highly desirable benefits (promoting several human-centric aspects of learning, including collaboration, mentoring and peer-learning, to name just a few), and is also popular amongst its students. This publication adds to a growing portfolio at Lancaster of publications about studio-based education in software education, and is the first specifically about SCC's studio implementation.
The paper and presentation made a positive impression on the software engineering education community, with the paper forming countless discussions about the innovative approach to teaching software engineering at Lancaster University, which is reflected in the "Best Paper" award.
Recent stories from Science and Technology:
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Lancaster University physicists are using equations to reveal the hidden complexities of the human body.
An official 'topping out' ceremony at Lancaster University's new engineering building marks the completion of the structure of the new home for Lancaster's Engineering Department.
Innovative technology start-up business Hardy & Ellis Inventions Limited are set to offer organisations in Manchester the latest in cutting-edge interactive technology thanks to a Technology Strategy Board grant worth more than £70,000.
Lancaster physicists working on the T2K neutrino experiment are participating in a major step toward understanding why the universe exists.
Representatives from EDF Energy, BAE Systems, Nokia, NEC Corporation, Alfa Aesar, Avion Oy, e2v and IQE joined guests from UK academic institutions, government, and research councils to celebrate the launch of the first phase of the Lancaster Quantum Technology Centre (QTC) on Wednesday 28th May.
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City to dedicate sculpture at
University District Farmers' Market opening, May 6
'Traffic of Ideas' is a nod to the literary history of 'The Ave'
SEATTLE - The Mayor's Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs will dedicate "Traffic of Ideas," a bronze sculpture by San Francisco artist Brian Goggin at the season opening of the University District Farmers' Market. The dedication ceremony is at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 6 at University Way Northeast and Northeast 50th Street. Enjoy live entertainment and light refreshments, and meet the artist.
The sculpture is the public art element of the Seattle Department of Transportation's (SDOT) University Way Multi-Modal project. Commissioned with 1% for Art Funds administered by the Mayor's Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, "Traffic of Ideas" is the latest addition to Seattle's collection of nearly 450 permanently sited public artworks.
The sculpture sits atop an existing steel gateway at the University Heights Community Center. It consists of 21 oversized cast bronze books, some open and some closed, and about 80 bronze pages that appear to be in the process of blowing toward the nearby intersection. The pages feature the works of dozens of Northwest authors, including Sherman Alexie, Walt Crowley, Tom Robbins, Nancy Langston and Carolyn Kizer.
"From its precarious perch, the bronze books and etched pages carve and layer the neighborhood's breeze with stories dreamt up by local authors, creating an air stream of ideas flowing with and shaping the traffic of social thought," said the artist Goggin.
With input from University District residents and business owners, Goggin's inspiration sprung from the literary heritage of University Avenue or "The Ave" as it's known in the neighborhood that is home to the University of Washington.
Drawing inspiration from the rich history of the neighborhood, a center for the propagation of ideas, activism, international influences and intellectual developments, "Traffic of Ideas" is designed to compliment the streetscape populated with pedestrian traffic, says Goggin.
"We are pleased to add 'Traffic of Ideas' to Seattle's nationally recognized collection of public artworks," said Michael Killoren, director of the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs. "We look forward to the community, students and visitors enjoying this artwork and being inspired by the writings of Northwest authors included in the artwork."
Goggin studied literature, creative writing and fine art at Cambridge University in England and later at San Francisco State University. He graduated magna cum laude from San Francisco State University with degrees in both English and fine art. He has been creating sculpture, public artwork and museum and gallery installations since 1991.
"Via assemblage, story telling and fine craftsmanship, a versatile use of materials and juxtaposition, I create works which attempt to make the improbable appear plausible," said Goggin.
Goggin attracted national attention in 1997 with "Defenestration" -- a National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) funded site-specific sculptural mural on a dilapidated building in San Francisco's South of Market (SOMA) district. "Defenestration," with its grandfather clocks, tables, chairs and couches suspended in flight from the building's windows, has become an unofficial San Francisco landmark.
The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs promotes the value of arts and culture in and of communities throughout Seattle. The 15-member Seattle Arts Commission, citizen volunteers appointed by the Mayor and City Council, supports the city agency.
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If you missed our earlier post, Cath spotlighted Lucy Abrams' Precious Baby Boy Card created with the Baby Elephants digital stamp (seen above).
To download all 13 digital stamps from Stamp It! Cards, click HERE.
We'd like to thank the following digital stamp contributors:
- Blackleaf Studios (Baby Elephants)
- Lindsay Weirich/Lindsay's Stamp Stuff (Celebration Banner)
- Vinnie Pearce Design (Polka Dot Tree)
- Cheri Wenger (Jackpot!)
- Paper Smooches (Cute Little Hearts)
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Wanna Talk Gunsmack? Ok, Shoot
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For a nation dealing with serious and tragic firearms issues — trying to balance personal rights with potential lethality — we use guns an awful lot. Metaphorically speaking. Football teams employ pistol formations and shotgun offenses. California proposes a bullet train. Uberinvestor Carl Icahn figuratively "fired both barrels" at another investor, "saying he doesn't 'like' him or 'respect' him," the New York Post reports. What does such violent language say about our culture? "Guns — I don't see why anyone who lives in a city needs them," says Swarthmore College linguist Donna Jo Napoli. "Metaphors — everyone needs them. They open our world to the sky. Let's all get drunk on sky — which is a quote, of sorts."


text: I am sad to say that one of the best one pocket players around this area passed away tonight. Clyde McKinney has been around the pool world for many years. A man who played with the likes of Willie Jopling was good enough to share some of his knowledge with me, teaching me a small bit of what he knew about the game. I only wish I could have been a better student. Players around Charlotte know the kindly white haired gentleman (Yes, he was a true gentleman)who was a regular in pool halls all around town. As fate would have it, he was reportedly bent over the table in a local pool room making a shot when he apparently suffered a heart attack. I personally am going to miss him as a player, and opponent, and most of all as a friend. I am going to dedicate our tournament this weekend to Clyde. The pool world lost a good one tonight.


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Welcome from the dead centre of England. Well it feels like that at times Ole and matti are almost certainly closer neighbours than those of us South of the Border but are only related when they can point to the Scandanavian whisky distilleries.
PS matti. Sensible to avoid the Pentland Firth. A wave there allegedly bent a cruiser's gun barrel prior to the first World War. Others say it was an illusion caused by substituting a ration of "Highland Park" for the normal navy rum!


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Road to Charleston continues
HUNTINGTON — The road to Charleston continues Tuesday for Spring Valley in the Class AAA, Regon IV girls basketball co-finals.
Spring Valley (21-3), ranked No. 2 in the state and the Region IV, Section 2 champion, will host Winfield (12-12) at 7 p.m., Tuesday, with the winner advancing to the state tournament March 6-9 in the Charleston Civic Center.
The Timberwolves earned the right to host the region co-final after defeating Logan, 68-67, for the sectional championship Friday in the Huntington High gym.
In the other Region IV co-final, Logan (14-9) travels to St. Albans (14-10) to take on the Red Dragons, who defeated Winfield, 30-27, in the Section 1 championship.
West Virginia girls basketball
Class AAA, Region IV co-finals
Winners to state tournament
7 p.m. — Winfield at Spring Valley
7 p.m. — Logan at St. Albans
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It was another day in the life of the mogul variously known as Sean Combs, Puff Daddy, P. Diddy and now just plain Diddy -- a man of many names and plenty of products.
He already has his own clothing and fragrance lines, a restaurant and a lucrative deal with Ciroc premium vodka. He's talked about opening a business school. And that's not even to mention the main attraction -- the music.
Amid a promotional orgy for the Diddy product du jour, a new line of headphones, the hip-hop star greeted me with enthusiasm.
"Whas up, how you doing man!" he said. "I'm such a fan of yours, I got a little bit nervous when I found out you were interviewing me."
In a lengthy interview on an oppressively humid day in his hometown, New York City, Diddy expounded on the arts of self-promotion and self-preservation, aging, parenthood, acting and more.
"I have the knack, whether it's the fragrance, the clothing line or headphones -- I'm just trying to create stuff that fits our lifestyle, so people understand how we walk, talk and think," said Diddy.
The star keeps up a punishing schedule.
"I was proud of working 18 hours a day and sleeping three hours a night," he said. "It's something now that has turned into a problem for me: not being able to sleep ... having insomnia. ... I take sleeping pills -- I don't like to take them on regular basis -- or different teas and lavender. I try everything, you know. ... My mind is always racing, and always going and always working, and it's a gift and a curse. When I was starting out it was something I embraced, but now it's something that I hate, it tortures -- it will torture you."
Diddy's gift has been to produce a vast array of branded products. The 40-year-old mogul wants to dress you in his clothes, spray you with his fragrance, then pound you with his music.
"I was going to make the fragrance you put on, the clothes you wear to work," he said. "I was going to have the television shows you watched, before you went out to the club, to listen to the music I produced, to buy the vodka that I promote."
Some people might call all that a form of megalomania?
"It could be," Diddy conceded.
Diddy calls himself the black James Bond. Neither shaken nor stirred -- but always selling.
I asked Diddy if there was anything he wouldn't promote. Diddy dog food?
"How about Diddy dog food: Make your dog yap to a rap," he riffed. "You know, I would do what's organic for me. I would do candles. I love candles. I would do jewelry that fits. I would do hotels. Whatever was in the realm of entertainment or lifestyle, or curator of cool, that's what I do."
Diddy says the foundation of his entire Bad Boy business empire -- the umbrella organization that made $345 million last year -- is the music he produced during the '90s.
"I take pride in being one of the most successful producers in hip-hop history, having the most successful record in hip-hop history, I have the most number ones," he said. "A a hip-hop artist, these are things that I say that people are like, 'You have the most number ones?' Yeah, I'm the rap artist with the most number-one singles, that's the most in history from a hip-hop artist."


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The Guggenheim China Small Cap ETF (HAO) is seeing unusually high volume in afternoon trading Thursday, with over 686,000 shares traded versus three month average volume of about 84,000. Shares of HAO were down about 1.8% on the day.
Components of that ETF with the highest volume on Thursday were Soufun Holdings (SFUN), trading up about 3% with over 4.8 million shares changing hands so far this session, and JA Solar Holdings (JASO), off about 1% on volume of over 3.0 million shares. Bitauto Holdings (BITA) is the component faring the best Thursday, higher by about 5.8% on the day, while Renesola Limited (SOL) is lagging other components of the Guggenheim China Small Cap ETF, trading lower by about 2.6%.


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on July 24, 2013, 5:25pm
Made in America 2013 lineup revealed: Beyoncé, Nine Inch Nails, Phoenix, and more
Plus, QOTSA, Kendrick Lamar, ASAP Rocky, Public Enemy, and more
on April 10, 2013, 12:59pm
Kendrick Lamar, Earl Sweatshirt, Passion Pit to play BUKU Music + Art Project
Kid Cudi, Major Lazer, Primus, and Alt-J also playing.
on December 05, 2012, 4:50pm
Festival Review: CoS at Lollapalooza 2012
Neither rain, nor lightning, nor Flea could stop Lollapalooza.
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on August 06, 2012, 4:14pm
Skrillex, Bloc Party, Miike Snow to play HARD Summer 2012
Plus, Boys Noize, Squarepusher, James Murphy, and Danny Brown.
on April 24, 2012, 11:39am
Electric Daisy Carnival New York announces 2012 lineup
Avicii, Armin van Buuren, Fatboy Slim, Bassnectar, and more.
on April 20, 2012, 1:39pm
Black Sabbath, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jack White to play Lollapalooza 2012
The Black Keys, At the Drive-In, Justice also top this year's bill.
on April 10, 2012, 10:20pm
Jack White, Beck, Bon Iver lead Sasquatch! 2012
Tenacious D, The Shins, St. Vincent, and Spiritualized among the other highlights.
on February 03, 2012, 1:05am
Album Review: Nero – Welcome Reality
Re-Discovery… sort of.
on December 19, 2011, 7:57am
Swedish House Mafia, New Order head Ultra Music Festival Brazil 2011
2manydjs, Duck Sauce, DFA 1979 also playing.
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Ten Takeaways from Game 4
For the second consecutive year, the Pacers and Heat are all even at two games apiece following a Game 4 in the playoffs. Below are ten takeaways from the Pacers' 99-92 Game 4 win at Bankers Life Fieldhouse:
1. Roy Hibbert has been outstanding in the playoffs, especially so in the Eastern Conference Finals. Through four games, he's averaging 22.8 points and 12 rebounds — both team-highs. In this series, he's been the difference-maker. In Game 1, when he wasn't in there, LeBron James made an uncontested layup at the buzzer in overtime. The Heat's No. 1 adjustment in Game 3 focused on getting Hibbert away from the rim, which he protects so well. It worked: the Heat were +16 in the paint and won the game. Hibbert's efficiency has also stood out. He's hitting on 54 percent of the shots he puts up, most around the hoop with his left or right hand. Along with David West, the Pacers have owned the inside game. The Pacers must make it a point to keep feeding the big fella inside.
2. With Lance Stephenson, the good comes with the bad. Tonight was no exception. Again he waved off his teammates when LeBron James defended him. He's careless with the ball or will talk too much trash to opposing players. When mature Lance is focused and kicking, the Pacers are a different animal. His buzzer-beating 3-pointer helped send the Pacers into the fourth amped-up. Pacers coach Frank Vogel even said that Stephenson asked to shoulder some of the load from Paul George in defending James, the best player in the world. The key for Stephenson is containing his excitement and using it for good in the fast break, where he excels.
3. LeBron James fouled out. No, that is not a typo. LeBron James fouled out. He picked up five in the second half, and was disqualified with 56 seconds remaining. Even more wild, it came on the offensive end, which cost the Heat a critical possession as they trailed by four points. It was just his second time fouling out in his postseason career, dating back to 2006. Write it down because it likely won't happen for at least another 128 games.
4. The Pacers had a couple of calls go against them, with the shot clock situation being the most prevalent. Instead of an 11-point lead, Tyler Hansbrough's put-back was waved off and the Heat then went on a 14-2 run. The officiating, both ways, was concerning. The officials inserted themselves into the game far too often, causing the game to last eight minutes shy of three hours. Another prime example: Heat coach Erik Spoelstra was shouting and signaling a play from the sidelines yet one official believed he called timeout. What's important is that the Pacers played through their frustrations. Managing their emotions is imperative.
5. The Pacers have done a great job of getting to the free throw line by playing smash-mouth basketball. They have attempted over 35 foul shots per game and connected on 75 percent of them. The Heat, on the other hand, have attempted 35 fewer free throws in total.
6. LeBron James in the post was a non-factor. After scoring five field goals while playing in the post during Game 3, he was just 1-of-6 tonight. Paul George got his hand on a couple of balls and was less predictable. The Pacers also sent help at times. More than anything, the Pacers were active and tenacious in their pursuit of not allowing James to post up and dribble at will.
7. Miami's interior game was nonexistent. Chris Bosh went 1-for-6, Udonis Haslem made 3-of-5 shots and the two combined for only five rebounds. And Chris Andersen failed to score or even attempt a shot in 19 minutes but he did manage to commit four personal fouls.
8. For the Pacers to win this series, they need more from Paul George offensively. Tuesday, he was 4-of-10 and finished with 12 points, the fewest of Indiana's five starters. He's also turning the ball over nearly five times per game. For him to take that next leap into the elite category, he's got to shine at both ends when the light shines brightest.
9. Sam Young is doing just what the Pacers have asked. He has provided George relief in defending James and made some hustle plays. He was seemingly brought in this season to backup George in defending the opponents' best wing. He helped contain James, scored six points and grabbed six rebounds in just 14 minutes. Game 1 against New York seems like awhile ago.
10. Pacers coach Frank Vogel seems to know just the right moments to fire up his team with a technical foul. Unhappy that Paul George was whistled for his fourth foul late in the third, Vogel expressed his disgust to Joey Crawford who, with no hesitation, T'd him up. The Pacers scored the final six points in the quarter — a three-point play by George Hill and a 3-pointer at the buzzer by Lance Stephenson.


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Love that they are trying to improve the reliability of the Home button with each major update. It might not be that bad these days with the availability of a "virtual/on screen" home button, but i had an iPhone 3G that isn't able to reach iOS 5. Without the Home button, i basically can't exit apps. Also, a broken power button didn't help. Had to find means to jailbreak (I've never jailbroke any of my iphone, that was the only time i had to and it was to make the phone usable again) and use activator to make the phone at least work. My iPhone 4 also faced some issues with unresponsive home button that sometimes require multiple tries to work.
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The third phase of security transition process is being prepared: Ahmadzai
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"The 3rd phase of security transition process has being prepared and will be announce by President Hamid Karzai in near future", Dr. Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai; Chairman of security transition commission said.
Mr. Ahmadzai visited Kapesa province to observe the security situation and preparations for beginning of the 3rd phase of security transition process in this province.
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While calling the year 2014 as a test year of National survival, Dr. Ahmadzai said, "The biggest challenge of the country is funding of Afghan security forces which will be discuss in upcoming Chicago conference".
"If the current widespread corruption in Afghanistan remains till the year 2014, the international community would not continue support to Afghanistan.
Mr. Ahmadzai also spoke about the increasing rate of unemployment in the country and said, "55 percent of the Afghan youth are unemployed, which is a great threat to Afghanistan's future".
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In August of 2012, the Chronicle of Higher Education published a story about a baffling phenomenon in the world of online higher education: students in a non-credit bearing MOOC (massive open online course) were cheating on the written assignments. The honest students complained about the plagiarized work they were seeing from their peers; in response the professor teaching the course gave a stern written lecture on academic dishonesty.
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The Community Corrections Program was created to divert felony offenders from the Tennessee prison system and to provide necessary supervision and services to the offenders. The goal of the program is to reduce the probability of continued criminal behavior while maintaining the safety of the community.
In 1985, the State of Tennessee special legislative session created the Community Corrections program to reduce prison overcrowding. Community Corrections offers local courts increased options, assists victims, provides public service to local governments and is cost effective.
Through the Community Corrections Program, taxpayers avoid paying the high costs of jail or prison for non-violent offenders. Average costs for Community Corrections are substantially less than costs for incarceration. The felony offenders in the program also pay supervision and community corrections fees to assist in funding the costs of the program.
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Cool news: Jack White will release a new album on June 10; the title is "Lazaretto." Check out the video for the new track "High Ball Stepper" below. It's a volcanic instrumental filled with his usual blues-meets-punk, fuzz-toned, effect-laden guitar stylings.
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2007 Kentucky Softball
Saint Mary's vs KENTUCKY
Feb 23, 2007 at Davis, Calif. (La Rue Field)
Score by Innings R H E
Saint Mary's........ 022 100 - 5 8 3
Note: 2 outs, 1 runner LOB when the game ended.
Umpires - HP: Kenny Buchmiller 1B: Les Carr 3B: Ed Cooper
Start: 1:39 Time: 1:57 Attendance: 88
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2007 Kentucky Softball
Saint Mary's vs KENTUCKY
Feb 23, 2007 at Davis, Calif. (La Rue Field)
Saint Mary's starters: 4/2b Russell; 11/lf Bergeson; 7/cf Mello; 6/3b Delpit;
20/ss Clark; 25/1b Ruezga; 15/c Smith; 10/p Galloway; 2/rf Eisenbies;
KENTUCKY starters: 4/cf Meyer; 0/2b Smith; 15/ss Marnitz; 18/3b Johnson; 7/1b
Eckman; 22/c Campbell; 10/lf Fertic; 11/dh Bishop; 13/rf Mordecai; 1/p
Saint Mary's 1st - Russell grounded out to 3b.
Bergeson struck out looking. Mello struck out. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors,
KENTUCKY 1st - Meyer doubled to left field. Smith
out at first p to 2b, SAC, bunt; Meyer advanced to third. Marnitz struck out.
Johnson singled to right field, RBI; Meyer scored. Johnson stole second. Eckman
struck out looking. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Saint Mary's 2nd - Delpit walked. Clark lined out to
lf. Ruezga singled to second base; Delpit advanced to second. Smith doubled,
advanced to third on the throw, RBI; Ruezga advanced to third, scored on a
throwing error by ss, unearned; Delpit scored. Galloway struck out. Eisenbies
struck out. 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
KENTUCKY 2nd - Campbell homered to right field, RBI.
Fertic grounded out to p. Bishop hit by pitch. Mordecai walked; Bishop advanced
to second. Meyer singled to left field; Mordecai advanced to second; Bishop
advanced to third. Smith tripled to right field, 3 RBI; Meyer scored; Mordecai
scored; Bishop scored. Marnitz grounded out to p; Smith no advance. Johnson
singled to left field, RBI; Smith scored. Johnson stole second. Eckman walked.
Campbell reached on a fielder's choice; Eckman out at second ss to 2b. 5
runs, 4 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Saint Mary's 3rd - Russell walked. Bergeson reached
on a fielder's choice; Russell out at second 3b to 2b. Mello homered to left
field, 2 RBI; Bergeson scored. Delpit flied out to rf. Clark struck out.
2 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
KENTUCKY 3rd - Fertic grounded out to 3b. Bishop
reached on a fielding error by ss. Bishop out at second c to ss, caught
stealing. Mordecai walked. Meyer grounded out to 1b unassisted. 0 runs, 0
hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Saint Mary's 4th - Ruezga homered down the lf line,
RBI. Smith lined out to ss. Galloway singled to left field. Eisenbies grounded
into double play 3b to 1b to 3b; Galloway advanced to second, out on the play.
1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
KENTUCKY 4th - Smith walked. Marnitz singled to left
field; Smith advanced to second. Johnson flied out to lf. Eckman struck out
looking. Campbell singled to left field; Marnitz advanced to second; Smith
advanced to third. Fertic singled to shortstop, RBI; Campbell advanced to
second; Marnitz advanced to third; Smith scored. Bishop grounded out to 2b.
1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Saint Mary's 5th - Brogdon to p for Matousek.
Russell singled to shortstop. Russell stole second. Bergeson fouled out to ss.
Mello flied out to lf. Delpit grounded out to p. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors,
KENTUCKY 5th - Loftis to p for Galloway. Mordecai
grounded out to ss. Meyer grounded out to ss. Smith grounded out to ss. 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Saint Mary's 6th - Clark fouled out to 3b. Ruezga
struck out. Smith singled to center field. Aldridge pinch ran for Smith. Loftis
singled down the lf line; Aldridge advanced to second. Eisenbies struck out.
0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
KENTUCKY 6th - Smith to c for Aldridge. Marnitz
singled to third base, advanced to second on a throwing error by 3b. Johnson
hit by pitch. Eckman infield fly to ss. Campbell homered to center field, 3
RBI; Johnson scored; Marnitz scored. Fertic tripled to right field. Bishop
reached on a fielder's choice; Fertic out at home 2b to c. Mordecai singled up
the middle; Bishop advanced to second. Meyer reached on a fielding error by lf,
advanced to second; Mordecai advanced to third; Bishop scored, unearned. Smith
singled to center field, 2 RBI; Meyer scored, unearned; Mordecai scored,
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Displaying the kind of flowing football and technical mastery that has been their hallmark this campaign, on 27 May Barcelona were crowned UEFA Champions League winners after a deserved 2-0 victory over holders Manchester United.
The triumph was the third trophy win in an astonishing first season as a top-flight coach for the Blaugrana's 38-year-old coach Josep 'Pep' Guardiola, following on from La Liga and Copa del Rey success, and came 17 years after the former deep-lying midfielder had lifted the "cup with the big ears" as a player under mentor Johan Cruyff. And to his credit, United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was dignified in defeat, saying "bravo to them for having stuck to their philosophy right to the end."
The Manchester giants, who had been dreaming of adding the Champions League to the Premier League, League Cup and FIFA Club World Cup crowns they have won this season, started brightly but never recovered from Barça's tenth-minute opener, scored on the break by Samuel Eto'o. And having been chasing shadows for much of the night, the Red Devils' challenge was effectively killed off on 70 minutes when the unmarked Lionel Messi sent a looping header beyond Edwin van der Sar from Xavi's perfect cross.
All of which seemed unlikely going into the competition's last four, which for the third season in a row included three sides from England's top division. Yet, for the second time in three years, the odds were overturned by the sole continental representative, with Barcelona following the example of AC Milan in 2006/07.
Paradoxically, it was the vastly less experienced of the two supremos who won the tactical battle. Guardiola shuffled his pack from the outset, lining up with Messi through the centre to avoid a direct contest with the pacey Patrice Evra and reinforced his midfield in a bid for greater possession. For ten shaky minutes, however, Ferguson's side clearly unsettled the Catalan club by pressing the play high up the field, only to lose their way after Barça's opener.
The veteran Scottish strategist was subsequently forced into a series of tactical reshuffles, including the introduction of more attacking options from the bench, but in vain. The impeccable passing, movement and control of the Azulgranas ensured there was no way back for the Red Devils, whose last hope was extinguished by Messi's acrobatic header.
United ease through, Barcelona struggle
In their semi-final contest, in contrast, Barcelona were made to wait until the dying seconds of the tie before clinching a place in the decider at the expense of a rugged and organised Chelsea side. Under the guidance of tactical genius Guus Hiddink, the Blues had largely nullified Barça's free-flowing game by using a high defensive line and pressing tactics to isolate the front three and cut off the midfield supply.
Having first been the only team in this season's Champions League not to concede at the Camp Nou (0-0), Chelsea quickly took charge of the tie in the second leg via a superbly struck goal from Michael Essien. With the west London side within touching distance of reaching the final for a second consecutive season, ten-man Barcelona stunned Stamford Bridge when Andres Iniesta's injury-time effort found the top corner of Petr Cech's net.
After coming away from their semi-final first leg at Old Trafford trailing just 1-0, despite being comprehensively outplayed, Arsenal must have felt they had every chance of turning the tables at the Emirates. But the young Gunners' 24-match unbeaten Champions League home record was left in tatters by a devastating two-goal salvo in the opening 11 minutes from United, with the holders eventually winning 3-1 on the night and 4-1 on aggregate. This disparity was further underlined by the 18-point gap between the pair in the final Premier League standings.
Goals galore
The quarter-final stage witnessed a veritable deluge of goals, 28 in eight encounters at an average of 3.5 a match, of which an incredible Chelsea-Liverpool second-leg clash was the undoubted highlight. Beaten 3-1 at home in the first leg and without the injured Steven Gerrard, Liverpool put up a heroic fight in a breathless and thrilling 4-4 draw that would have been worthy of any final. Meanwhile, Barcelona dispatched Bayern Munich 5-1 on aggregate and Manchester United squeezed past FC Porto 3-2 on aggregate after being held 2-2 in the first leg at Old Trafford. Arsenal, for their part, defeated Villarreal 3-0 at home after a 1-1 away draw.
Another notable feature of the competition was the exit of all three Italian representatives at the hands of English clubs in the last sixteen. Though evenly-matched encounters, on each occasion it was the Premier League clubs that progressed: Arsenal beat Roma 7-6 on penalties after trading 1-0 wins, Chelsea edged out Juventus 3-2 on aggregate and Manchester United defeated Jose Mourinho's Inter Milan 2-0 after a 0-0 first-leg draw in the San Siro. Spanish giants Real Madrid, for their part, were overwhelmed 5-0 on aggregate by Liverpool, while Barcelona's 5-2 second-leg success sealed a 6-3 aggregate win over Lyon. Spare a thought too for Sporting Lisbon, who were humiliated 5-0 at home and 7-1 away by Bayern.
And finally to the group phase where surprises were relatively scarce. That said, Shakhtar Donetsk, who went on to win the UEFA Cup, could only finish third in Group C behind Barcelona and Sporting.
Top scorers
1. Lionel Messi (FC Barcelona): 9 goals
2. Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) and Miroslav Klose (Bayern Munich): 7
4. Lisandro Lopez (FC Porto): 6
5. Emmanuel Adebayor (Arsenal), Robin van Persie (Arsenal), Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus), Thierry Henry (Barcelona), Didier Drogba (Chelsea), Karim Benzema (Lyon): 5
1. Xavi Hernandez (Barcelona): 7 assists
2. Franck Ribery (Bayern): 6
3. Cesc Fabregas (Arsenal), Lionel Messi (Barcelona) and Frank Lampard (Chelsea): 5
Shots on target
1. Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United): 34
2. Lisandro Lopez (Porto): 23
3. Franck Lampard (Chelsea): 18
Triple triumph
Barcelona's treble of Champions League, domestic league and domestic cup makes them the fifth European team to achieve the feat after Celtic (1967), Ajax (1972), PSV Eindhoven (1988) and Manchester United (1999).
Leading the way in Europe
Barça's victory has meant that Spain are now the most successful country in European Cup/UEFA Champions League history with 12 victories.
1. Spain, 12 wins from 20 finals: Real Madrid (1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1966, 1998, 2000, 2002), Barcelona (1992, 2006, 2009)
2. England, 11 wins from 16 finals: Liverpool (1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005), Manchester United (1968, 1999, 2008), Nottingham Forest (1979, 1980), Aston Villa (1982)
3. Italy, 11 wins from 25 finals: AC Milan (1963, 1969, 1989, 1990, 1994, 2003, 2007), Inter Milan (1964, 1965), Juventus (1985, 1996)
4. Germany, six wins from 13 finals: Bayern Munich (1974, 1975, 1976, 2001), Hamburg (1983), Borussia Dortmund (1997)
5. The Netherlands, six wins from eight finals: Ajax (1971, 1972, 1973, 1995), Feyenoord (1970), PSV Eindhoven (1988)


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Director: Abbas-Mastan
burrp! says: **1/2
Abbas-Mustan duo, like so many other Bollywood directors, is known for making unofficial Hindi adaptations of Hollywood movies. Players is an official remake of The Italian Job starring Edward Norton-Charlize Theron made in 2003. But is in fact, a mish-mash of both the Italian Job movies – the 2003 one and the 1969 one starring Michael Cain.
But the Bollywood version is so much more entertaining because of its sheer ridiculousness.
Bachchan plays Charlie who is a CA moonlighting as a thief extraordinaire along with his accomplice, Basu. At least, that's what the makers want you to believe. But most malls have better security than Le Monte – the showroom from where he steals a priceless necklace in the first 15 mins of the movie. Johnny Lever is the man in-charge there who cracks typical marriage jokes and that's when we know that the makers aren't even trying to make a smart heist film.
So what's the con? Russia, after several decades, is returning the gold that Romania had entrusted them with. The gold, now valued at Rs 10,000 crores, is going back by train.
Charlie needs a team, "a team of the best players in the world". He seeks the help of his guru, Vinod Khanna, who is in prison. When he's not making tokris to earn an honest living in prison, he's teaching the entire police force about the workings of a criminal mind. (Example: The police are trying to solve a case of a missing necklace and have before and after pictures of the living room. Khanna tells them that they've overlooked the true crime. The thief has stolen a painting and replaced it with a fake one. He knows this because he noticed the difference of a stroke between the signatures in the pictures. He can also tell them that the thief is a woman. How? Because a vase has been rearranged! The police force nods in respect.)
So, yes, Charlie needs a team. And he gets one. Aside from Basu, who has the ability to seduce anything that moves and is also an auto expert, Charlie recruits Ronnie (Deol) an illusionist, Bilal (Kher) a bomb expert and Sunny (Vaidya) a cosmetologist. They need one more player, the world's best hacker, Spider (Mukesh) who has in the past hacked into NASA satellites. The only hitch is, no one can find him. 'Incidentally', Khanna's daughter Naina is a computer expert and has made Spider her case study. She agrees to help Charlie track him.
Anyway, they find him and the team is finally set. They manage to loot the train but Spider betrays the team by taking all the gold and attempting to kill the rest. That is the first half. The second half shows how they recover the gold and take revenge on Spider.
There is a line in the movie that perfectly describes Abbas-Mastan's style of filmmaking; "Kahaani mein twist lane ki tumhaari aadat ho chuki hai". It seems like the directors sit and think, "What should be the next logical scene?" And then they go and shoot the exact opposite.
The dialogues in the first half are completely inane. Stating the obvious also seems to be the theme here. One dialogue that really got me laughing was the one that Neil Nitin Mukesh mouths: "Russia hai toh mafia toh hoga hi!"
The second half is where the absurdism really starts. Vaidya and Kher start a fight to distract the guards and become Dharmendra ("kutte kaminey, main tera khoon pee jayunga") and Shatrughan Sinha ("Jali ko aag kehte hai, bujhi ko raakh kehte hai"). Johnny Lever comes again as a mechanic, twin brother of the Le Monte store in-charge, clearly a reference to Abbas-Mustan's 1998 film Soldier. Lever-the-mechanic has two white kids and a white wife and they all speak chaste Hindi and have Indian values. He has also employed a white guy who brings him tea in a white dhoti-kurta with a red tea-towel and calls him Ramukaka.
Abhishek is okay. Basu is hot throughout the movie and completely overshadows the much younger Sonam Kapoor who is steadily becoming worse with each role. Her seductress act only manages to amuse us. Sonam: No amount of foundation can hide those dark circles. And if you do get another movie please avoid those tight leather pants.
Vaidya is stuck in a rut and still reminds us of his 3 Idiots role. The only actor who managed to impress us is Mukesh who has so much potential. We loved his over-the-top baddie expressions. It reminded us of the good ol' days when Bollywood had villains like Mogambo.
The movie has been shot very stylishly of course although most action scenes defy the laws of physics. Players is an action-thriller-comedy. Go watch it because it will make you laugh. As long as you don't expect it to make sense, you'll have fun.
If you want to check show timings, watch the trailer or simply write your own review, Click Here: Players
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I was sold at "CA moonlighting as a thief extraordinaire "! Great review Krutika
Good one. I was laughing so hard while watching it that I almost forgot that its an action movie.
wt a review krutika!! reading it i ws laughing ol the way…hope the movie matchs wth the review in terms of entertainment value
Just one problem here. Players is not an unofficial remake, but an official one. They've bought the rights to The Italian Job.
I, of course, love the jibes at Sonam Kapoor! Good review
Fantastic review. Damn funny. I am yet to see the movie, and now I must. Been a while since I laughed my heart out.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 11, 2005 Today marked the fourth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States, and to commemorate that tragic event the Defense Department held the first "America Supports You Freedom Walk."
"This is a day for us to remember all those loved ones that were lost, and everyone who suffered so much that day," Gordon England, acting deputy secretary of defense, said prior to the walk.
Officials estimated that thousands took part in the walk to honor American servicemembers, past and present, and to embrace this country's freedom.
"It is a day to remember the first responders and all those who came to the rescue," England said, "and a day to remember all those who wear the cloth of our nation around the world, who protect and defend the freedoms and liberties that we so cherish."
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"I work in the Pentagon, and I was here on 9/11. And I thought this would be a good way to both commemorate the event and support our troops," O'Donnell said. "I think it's very important that everybody needs to remember exactly what happened that day and the sacrifices our military make to maintain our freedom and liberty."
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The two-mile walk began promptly at 10 a.m., with participants pouring out of the parking lot. The walkers crossed the Memorial Bridge from Virginia into Washington, and ended their commemorative trek at the JFK Hockey Field adjacent to the World War II Memorial on the National Mall.
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@GetEveryone said:
So, is there still going to be a Winter/Christmas sale?
Seems awfully late for Autumn, though, I suppose it still is technically...
Has Dark Souls had a daily deal yet? I've been holding out on that, but I may just jump in. Think it's currently 33% off, which is pretty decent.
There's probably going to be a Christmas sale. At this point, unless a purchase is insanely cheap, I'd wait until then. Dark Souls has been cheaper than that before and will probably be cheaper then as well.
Yeah, that's what I thought. I've gone this long without, I'd rather wait 'til it was cheap as hell at this point.@Kiri90 said:
@GetEveryone: Amazon had it for $14.99 on Black Friday, so maybe Steam will try to do a matching sale as a flash deal or something.
Ah, cool. Well, I'll wait and see, but I'm probably going to wait until the next batch of sales now.


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