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Poor shooting dooms WVU against Oklahoma
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - West Virginia's basketball team played three games in warmer weather over the weekend.
But the Mountaineers' shooting remains ice cold.
On Sunday night in the consolation finals of the Old Spice Classic at HP Field House at Disney World, Oklahoma shot 47.4 percent from the field. The Sooners hit but 4-of-15 treys (26.7 percent).
Yet both numbers eclipsed those of WVU in a 77-70 Oklahoma victory, which dropped the Mountaineers to 1-3.
West Virginia hit just 36.2 percent of its shots from the field and 26.7 percent from beyond the 3-point arc.
"We had opportunities we didn't take advantage of," said West Virginia coach Bob Huggins. "We had three two-on-one breaks - and didn't score on any of them. And the play on Deniz [Kilicli] at the end totally took us out of the game. But it's a rule and they called it the right way."
The play was a bit odd. With 1:54 remaining in the game and WVU down 71-65, a foul was called on Oklahoma's Andrew Fitzgerald against Kilicli. The Mountaineer center, however, caught Steven Pledger with an elbow after the foul and went to check on Pledger. The official saw Kilicli do so and then went to the replay, where the WVU player was tagged with a technical foul. Kilicli made one of two free throws, while Pledger made both and Oklahoma gained possession. WVU's Juwan Staten fouled on a Sooner alley-oop attempt and Oklahoma's Amath M'Baye canned a pair of free throws to seal the game.
"He hit a guy under the chin," Huggins said. "The guy grabbed his arm and his arm flew up and hit [Steven Pledger], which is a technical foul, a new rule."
Oklahoma, however, gained momentum earlier, around the 6-minute mark. After a tight beginning to the second half, the Sooners took a six-point lead at 57-51 on a converted alley-oop play from Sam Grooms to Cameron Clark, their second of the game on WVU's Keaton Miles.
The Mountaineers, though, made a charge and tied the game at 62 on a pair of Gary Browne free throws at 6:03.
Browne followed that by taking an offensive charge and West Virginia seemed to be taking control. Then came the team's latest meltdown.
Staten drove to the basket, but had his shot blocked out of bounds. Huggins called a timeout and set up a play, but Jabarie Hinds misfired. Oklahoma's Buddy Hield went glass on the other end.
Back and forth it went. Kilicli's shot barely hit the rim. On the other end, Miles fouled M'Baye, who knocked down a pair of free throws. Browne's shot was blocked. On the other end, Je'lone Hornbeak drilled a trey to make the score 69-62.
The game was teetering on being over with WVU employing a full-court press and Oklahoma spreading the floor and milking the shot clock. That's when the foul and technical were called.
"We played clearly our best today against a very good West Virginia ballclub," said Oklahoma coach Lon Kruger. "We'll take a lot from this and recognize what we've got to continue to work on and, hopefully, just keep getting better."
West Virginia again started a game in good shape, but an Oklahoma press and poor choices by the Mountaineers on defense led to a healthy first-half Sooner lead.
WVU's Aaric Murray fouled from behind on an M'Baye jam, Kilicli was called for an elbow while on offense and Eron Harris fouled Pledger on a trey, which turned into a four-point play.
Huggins attempted a 1-3-1 defense, but to no avail. Also, big man Kevin Noreen again struggled. Fitzgerald scored over the 6-foot-10 sophomore, who was then blocked on the offensive end. Sooner forward Tyler Neal used the momentum to convert a 3-point shot on the other end and give Oklahoma a 34-22 lead, which would be its largest of the game.
There were other WVU defensive meltdowns, like the first Grooms-to-Clark alley-oop jam off the Mountaineers' half-court defense.
At the end of the half, though, West Virginia was able to whittle the deficit to 42-37.
WVU hit but 10-of-29 shots in the first half (34.5 percent) to Oklahoma's 17-of-34 (50).
"[West Virginia is] a terrific ballclub and Bob [Huggins] does such a good job," Kruger said. "The game today could have gone either way and I imagine the next two [in Big 12 league play] will be similar in terms of being hard-fought and very tough."
Staten led WVU with 15 points, while Kilicli and Browne had 12 apiece. M'Baye was the game's leading scorer with 19 points for Oklahoma, now 4-1.
West Virginia will next host VMI this Wednesday.
At Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Sunday's boxscore
Min FG FT R A P
Deniz Kilicli 23 6-12 1-4 4 0 13
Aaric Murray 22 3-7 2-4 9 0 8
Juwan Staten 36 5-8 5-6 2 3 15
Jabarie Hinds 30 3-10 1-2 3 2 9
Terry Henderson 15 1-6 0-0 5 0 2
Dom. Rutledge 14 0-1 2-3 4 0 2
Eron Harris 3 0-2 0-0 1 0 0
Gary Browne 24 1-6 10-11 4 2 13
Matt Humphrey 3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0
Kevin Noreen 7 0-1 0-0 0 0 0
Keaton Miles 23 2-3 3-4 4 1 8
Team 2
Totals 200 21-58 24-34 38 8 70
Min FG FT R A P
Amath M'Baye 32 5-6 9-13 6 0 19
Romero Osby 17 4-7 0-1 6 0 8
Steven Pledger 19 1-8 5-5 6 3 8
Je'lon Hornbeak 22 5-9 2-2 5 1 14
Isaiah Cousins 16 0-2 0-0 2 2 0
Sam Grooms 24 1-3 0-0 1 4 2
Buddy Hield 21 3-9 2-2 3 1 8
Andrew Fitzgerald 23 4-6 1-2 3 0 9
Tyler Neal 8 1-3 0-0 6 0 3
Cameron Clark 18 3-4 0-0 0 2 6
Team 1
Totals 200 27-57 19-25 39 13 77
Halftime - OU 42-37. 3-point goals - WVU 4-14 (Hinds 2-4, Henderson 0-2, Harris 0-1, Browne 1-4, Humphrey 0-2, Miles 1-1). OU 4-15 (Pledger 1-7, Hornbeak 2-3, Hield 0-3, Neal 1-2).


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|Sprint cars join IMCA lineup
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
It was a busy summer night Saturday, July 13 at Phillips County Raceway as the Sprint Car Spectacular took over.
Along with the sprint cars, the night also included all four IMCA divisions of racing as drivers took to the dirt track to battle for the checkered flag.
Ryan Gaylord was able to secure a first-place finish in IMCA mods. The win brings him within one point of the second overall point-earner, Jeremy Freinier, but still 28 points behind Jesse Taylor who leads the pack this year.
Colt Gibbs of Holyoke, pictured at right, poses next to his car as the winner of the Saturday, July 13 hobby cars race at PCR.
Holyoke's own Colt Gibbs gave the Phillips County crowd something to cheer for as he topped the competition for first place in hobbies. He was followed across the finish line by Greg Dannatt and Jim Moore.
With a victory Saturday night racing stock cars, Justin Bussell of Imperial, Neb. extended his lead to 46 points over second-place driver Lloyd Meeske on the season.
Jason Brees earned the checkered flag in the northern sport modified races, edging out Mike Lininger and Tom Nelson, Jr. Lininger is holding on to second place in the points category with 216 while Jacob Adler of Holyoke is sitting in first with 228. Brees helped his cause over the weekend, moving up 38 points to seventh overall with 107 total points.
Jake Bubak snuck away with the top spot in the URSS sprints division, besting Adam Trimble who took second and John Jacob who finished in third.
Justin Bussell of Imperial, Neb., pictured at left, flashes a grin after beating out the field for a first-place finish in stock car racing Saturday night at Phillips County Raceway.
Results from Saturday, July 13 include, listed in order of placing:
IMCA Mods—Ryan Gaylord, Don Geist, Jesse Taylor, Cole Hodges, Garrett Sporhase, John Burrow, James Krehmeyer, Scott Clay, Jim Groenwold and Tyson Groves.
Hobby—Colt Gibbs, Greg Dannatt, Jim Moore, Ron Edge, William McGinnis, Michael Brunswig and Michael Johnson.
Stocks—Justin Bussell, Gregory Gatt, Lloyd Meeske and Tony Walker.
Northern Sport Mod—Jason "Breesy" Brees, Mike Lininger, "Terrible" Tom Nelson Jr., Jake Adler, Tom Quint, Ryan Moser, Trevor Geist and Ty Rogers.
URSS Sprints—Jake Bubak, Adam Trimble, John Jacob, Zac Taylor, Patrick Bourke, Mark Walinder, Brian Hardman, Nate Berry, Butch Hardman and Greg Reiners.
July action at PCR will continue Saturday, July 27 with the Phillips County Fair Race.
Action is slated to begin at 7 p.m. Dirt midgets will highlight the action, along with mods, stocks, s-mods, hobbies and dwarfs.
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Detroit, MI (Sports Network) - Ryan Radcliff threw three touchdown passes,
including the eventual game-winning toss to Cody Wilson late in the fourth
quarter to give Central Michigan a 24-21 victory over Western Kentucky in the
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Central Michigan (7-6) needed to win its final three games of the regular
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Radcliff completed 19-of-29 passes for 253 yards and tossed two touchdown
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Kawaun Jakes, the starting quarterback on the winless 2009 squad, threw a TD
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Antonio Andrews totaled 184 all-purpose yards in the loss, falling 90 yards
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WASHINGTON (WUSA/AP) - The low-cost tickets to President Barack Obama's inaugural ball at the DC Convention Center were mistakenly put on sale a day early and are now sold out.
Inaugural officials say the limited number of $60 tickets to the Jan. 21 ball that were supposed to go on sale Monday morning quickly sold out in advance after Ticketmaster mistakenly put them on sale Sunday evening.
Parade tickets also went on sale for $25 each. Ticketmaster said during an email system test, it inadvertently sent a message early to those who wanted to be notified.
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The Presidential Inaugural Committee has a second ball planned on January 21, the Commander-in-Chief's Ball. This one honors those serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, with tickets distributed free to military members.
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Firefighters responded to the three-story building in the 12000 block of Waterside View Drive in Reston at approximately 6:15 a.m. Monday after reports of smoke.
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Cool idea. Love the descriptions of the place and its proprietor. It would have been fun to have had the upper stories, but since no "adventuring" is supposed to be going on up there, I understand. Same w/ the cellar.
I like the "common room"/ bunkhouse set-up. It is something that seems to me would have been more common than what one gets in fantasy "inns". At least a mix of common room and private would/should be the norm for our fantasy timeframes. I also like how you went with army fatigue green for the blankets, especially since it is "conscripted", payed conscription anyway, for military use. All in all, one of your better inns.


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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
This special double issue of Plus is cause for celebration: both of the endeavours of physics to understand our Universe, and of the writers of tomorrow who may help explain it. We explore the frontiers of modern physics: searching for alien life in space and exotic particles in the LHC, looking through the Hubble Space Telescope, imagining a holographic Universe, and wrestling with one of the biggest problems in modern physics. And the winners of the Plus new writers award 2009 explore the most beautiful equation of them all, explain the credit crunch, and unveil the curse of good looks. We raise a toast to mathematics and physics — to all the explorers of the new frontiers and the new writers who can take us there!
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
In our second online poll to find out what Plus readers would most like to know about the Universe, you told us that you'd like to know if the constants of nature really are constant. We took the question to cosmologist John D. Barrow, Professor of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge, and here is his answer. Please feel free to discuss the answer by leaving a comment on this blog. We'll periodically check back with the experts to try and answer interesting further questions.
This article is part of a series to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy 2009. The third poll to find out what you'd like to know most about the Universe is open now, so get voting!
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June 4, 2009
Thursday, June 04, 2009
Not so fantasy football
Next time you're off to the bookies to place your footie bets, you might be better off consulting a statistician than a football expert. On his Understanding Uncertainty website self-confessed football un-enthusiast David Spiegelhalter used a simple statistical model to predict the results of the last ten Premier League matches, which were played on the 24th of May 2009. In terms of predicting whether a game ended in a win, draw, or defeat for the home team, Spiegelhalter's model was right nine out of ten times, compared to the seven out of ten score achieved by the official BBC football expert Marc Lawrenson, and the model predicted two scores exactly.
Spiegelhalter and his co-authors Mike Pearson and Ian Short quantified the individual teams' attack strength and defense weakness based on their past performance, and then, with a little help from probability theory, used these ratings to work out the most likely outcome of a particular match. (You can see the details of this model on his website.) "These types of models have been refined over the years and are now used by bookies and sports betting companies, who employ experienced statisticians and make use of the latest computational methods," says Spiegelhalter. But he concedes that his very basic model might have been a bit lucky this time: "One thing you can bet on is that simple models like this one will be very unlikely to out-perform the odds being offered by bookies, so don't use them to spot good bets!"
Spiegelhalter announced his prediction on the BBC Radio 4 programme More or Less, which was aired before the final match day, so you can be sure that no hindsight fraud was involved.
David Spiegelhalter is Winton Professor for the Public Understanding of Risk at the University of Cambridge and regularly writes for Plus (see for example his article on the 2006-2007 Premier League season). His Understanding Uncertainty website is designed to inform the public about everything to do with risk and uncertainty, from health scares to predicting election results.
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June 2, 2009
Tuesday, June 02, 2009
At the very heart of sport is a fierce battle in which the combatants strive to outwit and outplay each other. Each thrust is matched by a parry and in the end, there can only be one winner. The rules of each sport dictate how that winner is determined, and whether it is football, tennis, golf or chess, it is those who perform best on the day who take home the glory. This latest installment of the Plus sports page looks at two ranking systems that couldn't be any different from each other — those of sumo and chess.
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May 26, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Take a trip through the looking glass...
Looking for something to think about next time you gaze at your reflection when brushing your teeth? Then Sara Santos has some mathematical inspiration for your next daydream in her MMP public lecture, Through the looking glass... again and again!. If Alice took a magic trip inside a conic arrangement of mirrors, what would she find in this mathematical wonderland? You can take a look through a 3D kaleidoscope to see what happens to Alice's cubes and icosahedrons!
Sara Santos is Clothworkers' Fellow in mathematics at The Royal Institution of Great Britain (Ri) and is responsible for coordinating the UK-wide network of secondary Ri mathematics masterclasses. Sara will be speaking at 11am on Thursday 11 June 2009, at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, just down the hall from Plus! Admission to the lecture is free but by ticket only — for tickets please contact Kerstin Enright, Millennium Mathematics Project, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Wilberforce Road, Cambridge CB3 0WA (01223 766839) or email: email@example.com. You can also sign up for notifications of future MMP events at the MMP site.
And don't forget you can also see the London Mathematical Society's popular lectures on Monday 22 June in London and Tuesday 15 September in Birmingham. Come and see how physicists helped answer a hundred year old question about prime numbers and how random matrices and Riemann zeroes feature in a major Hollywood movie with Nina Smith. And Mark Miodownik will explain how fleas can jump over 100 times their own height, flies can walk on water and a hamster can survive falling from aircraft without a parachute.
Admission is free, but by ticket only. For more information and tickets, contact Lee-Anne Parker, London Mathematical Society, De Morgan House, 57-58 Russell Square, London,WC1B 4HS (email: firstname.lastname@example.com), or visit the LMS website.
But if you can't wait til then, you can take a trip through the looking glass and discover the importance of scale to weightlifters and kitten on Plus!
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May 26, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Are you disappointed because ITV's "most stressful game show on TV", The colour of money, seems to have been pulled? Do you think that you had just the right strategy to win? Then check out if you were right with John Haigh's analysis of best play.
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If you want an excuse to get down to the water in mid-September, RiverFest may be the event for you. The annual festival is now in its fifth year and will take place from Sept. 21-23. It features an assortment of river-related activities in Portland, up and down the Willamette River.
For the athletically-inclined, Cathedral Park will serve as the backdrop for the Portland Triathlon, recognized as the Greenest Triathlon in the U.S. by Triathlete Magazine in 2010. The event will be held concurrently with the family-friendly River Fair, also taking place at Cathedral Park. For those that prefer a more leisurely place, Alder Creek Kayak and Portland Kayaking Company will be offering kayak tours closer to downtown. While you are there, be sure to check out SOLVE's RiverFest Cleanup, OMSI's OMNIMAX Theater showings and Industry & Art - all taking place in conjunction with RiverFest.
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Oblivion (2013)
Oblivion SynopsisTom Cruise stars in Oblivion, an original and groundbreaking cinematic event from the visionary director of TRON: Legacy and producers of Rise of the Planet of the Apes. On a spectacular future Earth that has evolved beyond recognition, one mans confrontation with the past will lead him on a journey of redemption and discovery as he battles to save mankind.
2077: Jack Harper (Cruise) serves as a security repairmen stationed on an evacuated Earth. Part of a massive operation to extract vital resources after decades of war with a terrifying alien threat who still scavenges whats left of our planet, Jacks mission is almost complete. In a matter of two weeks, he will join the remaining survivors on a lunar colony far from the war-torn world he has long called home.
Living in and patrolling the breathtaking skies from thousands of feet above, Jacks soaring existence is brought crashing down after he rescues a beautiful stranger from a downed spacecraft. Drawn to Jack through a connection that transcends logic, her arrival triggers a chain of events that forces him to question everything he thought he knew. With a reality that is shattered as he discovers shocking truths that connect him to Earth of the past, Jack will be pushed to a heroism he didnt know he contained within. The fate of humanity now rests solely in the hands of a man who believed our world was soon to be lost forever.
Oblivion was shot in stunning digital 4K resolution on location across the United States and Iceland.
Oblivion Release Date
In Theaters April 19, 2013
Oblivion Credits
Starring: Tom Cruise, Morgan Freeman, Olga Kurylenko, Andrea Riseborough, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, and Melissa Leo
Written by: Karl Gajdusek and Michael Debruyn
Directed by: Joseph Kosinski
Produced by: Joseph Kosinski, Peter Chernin, Dylan Clark, Barry Levine, and Duncan Henderson
Distributor: Universal Pictures
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New releases are plentiful, but this also means that buyers may be holding back and pinching pennies in order to spend on the releases theyve been waiting months to get their hands on. The good news is, there should be something out this week that piques your interest at least a little bit. You can read on to learn about some of August 6ths best releases, and maybe even a few that may have slipped under your radar.
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Joe Kosinkis recent sci fi effort, Oblivion, is prepping up for a jam-packed Blu-ray and DVD release and even an early digital release. If you want to get your hands on the flick as quickly as possible, youll be able to nab a digital copy beginning on July 23. If you're wanting to holdout for HD picture or a slew of bonus features, Oblivion will be available on Blu-ray and DVD beginning on August 6.
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As you might have learned by now, not everything in Oblivion is as it seems, and the movie from writer/director Joseph Kosinski takes many, many twists on its way to the grand finale. Which is why it was such a treat to talk to Kosinski over the phone last week. With Oblivion already off and running in theaters he felt free to dig into spoilers, and answer some of the burning questions that we all had walking out of his thoughtful sci-fi effort
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Michael Bay's Pain & Gain cost a hell of a lot less than any other movie he's made, which means that this opening weekend comes with much lower stakes. So while a $7 million Friday take-- including $750,000 from Thursday midnight shows-- would spell disaster for a Transformers movie, it seems to be positioning Pain & Gain for a pretty solid debut
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Weekend Box Office: Number One Gives Way To Oblivion
Big sci-fi action adventure starring Tom Cruise sounds like summer blockbuster fare, but Universal debuted it just a shade before the summer spectaculars hit. There was nothing spectacular about its $38 million opening, but it was still an applaudable start and without any competition the movie took an easy number one.
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In Oblivion Tom Cruise thinks he's the last man on earth, but he's wrong because we're here with him, wondering why his movie is so derivative from a million other sci-fi films, and how we can steal his Yankees hat. We're joined by Kase Wickman of Next Movie to review Oblivion, and we also choose your answers to our lightning round question about directors who would be perfectly suited to TV
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This Friday, Tom Cruise faces the challenges of living on an Earth almost completely abandoned by humanity in Oblivion. In June's After Earth, Will and Jaden Smith play a father-son pair who crash land on Earth, thousands of years after humans have left it. Next year Russell Crowe stars in Darren Aronofsky's retelling of the Noah's Ark tale-- the original disaster movie. Noticing a trend here?
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It would appear a slow week for movies this week as we begin the steady climb through the spring and into the summer cinema season. But then I think, cant Tom Cruise just carry a weeks slate of flicks all by himself? We shall see as he races off into oblivion
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Behind The Scenes of Oblivion, Tom Cruise Takes Olga Kurylenko For A Big Spin
The process of assembling the bubbleship looks like something you'd see in a fancy car commercial, with the white background and all those gleaming pieces, and the crew's delight at actually assembling the machine is evidence alone of just how much these kinds of movies usually rely on CGI. Seeing Cruise get giddy about the machine and climbing into the big rotating gimbal is no surprise
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M83's music has been used constantly in so many films, TV shows, commercials and trailers that you might have convinced yourself they only make music for the sake of backing up moving images. But Oblivion will in fact be the first film for which M83-- a.k.a. Anthony Gonzalez-- has written the music, lending his ethereal, electronic-backed music to the sci-fi film from Tron: Legacy director Joseph Kosinski. We've been dying to get a hint of what M83 had brought to the film
by Katey Rich March 6, 2013 comments
Oblivion's Early IMAX Release Cancelled
When it comes to watching Tom Cruise kicking asses on future Earth for Joseph Kosinskis upcoming Oblivion, there isnt much opinionated middle ground. Either you cant wait to see one of Hollywoods biggest stars back in the sci-fi realm, or you hope the film is a galactic failure...
by Nick Venable March 5, 2013 comments
Tom Cruise Fights For Earth In New Oblivion Trailer
When the new posters for director Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion came online yesterday I noted in my write-up that there was a strong possibility that we would be seeing a new trailer very soon. Well...
by Eric Eisenberg February 28, 2013 comments
Tom Cruise Turns To Face The Camera In New Oblivion Posters
Late last year I noticed a startling trend in the design of movie posters for films being released in 2013. For some reason, just about every single studio was making one-sheets featuring the star with his or her back to the camera while standing in front of some impressive landscape.
by Eric Eisenberg February 28, 2013 comments
Tom Cruise Searches For Answers In Second Oblivion Trailer
Oblivion is set in a far and dystopian future, and centers on Jack Harper (Cruise), a court marshaled veteran turned repairman stationed on what remains of Earth. A place of ruins and death, Jack thinks he's alone on this world, save for his mission's partner, Victoria (Andrea Riseborough). But then he stumbles across a discovery that alters his perception and could change the fate of mankind forever.
by Kristy Puchko February 13, 2013 comments
Tom Cruise Has Two Weeks To Save Earth In New Oblivion TV Spot
Oblivion blitzed the NFL playoffs on Sunday, with a TV spot that spelled out the deeper mystery of this Tom Cruise thriller. Sure, we still have the planets most-bankable movie star doing his best WALL-E impersonation, cleaning up after a war that seemingly decimated our population. But then Morgan Freeman throws Cruise a curve ball, and Oblivion kicks into a higher gear.
by Sean O'Connell January 21, 2013 comments
Tom Cruise Runs From An Unseen Threat In New Oblivion Still
Were interested in Oblivion for a number of reasons. There are a string of post-apocalyptic movies on tap for this year, and theyll mostly have mega-star-power. But only Oblivion boasts Cruise as a human WALL-E, left behind on our abandoned planet and tasked with a physical job (in his case, repairing drones) until he encounters someone who changes his direction.
by Sean O'Connell January 18, 2013 comments
Back To The Camera Posters Are The Trend For 2013
It would seem that movie-goers dont want our stars looking us in the eye anymore. We just want it quick, dirty, and, most importantly, from behind. Dont believe me? Well, lets do some quick mental time travel...
by Eric Eisenberg December 24, 2012 comments
Watch The Oblivion Trailer Featuring Commentary Track From Director Joseph Kosinski
Director's commentary tracks on Blu-rays and DVDs are always fascinating because it's interesting to hear, for better of for worse, what was going on in their minds when they were shooting a particular shot or handling a certain part of the story. Doing a commentary track for a trailer, however, is an interesting twist on that.
by Eric Eisenberg December 20, 2012 comments
Tom Cruise Uncovers Humanity On A Ravaged Earth In First Oblivion Trailer
The follow-up film from Tron: Legacy director Joe Kosinski, and featuring Tom Cruise in his first sci-fi role since War of the Worlds, next spring's Oblivion is looking like one of the most intriguing original stories of next year-- and now we're finally getting an idea of what it will look like
by Katey Rich December 8, 2012 comments
First Oblivion Poster Takes You To A Distant Future
Given that Oblivion, the new sci-fi action film from director Joseph Kosinski starring Tom Cruise, is coming out in April, it's rather surprising that we haven't seen a trailer yet. Movies like Iron Man 3, Star Trek Into Darkness and The Lone Ranger, which aren't out until May, May and July, respectively, have all revealed their first footage already...
by Eric Eisenberg December 7, 2012 comments
M83 Scoring Joseph Kosinski's Science Fiction Film Oblivion
The director claims that he was listening to M83 while writing the story for Oblivion and he hopes for something from the band, "that is both emotional, but at the same time can feel big and have a lot of space in it... very intimate but it also can feel just huge." By the sounds of it, since the film opens with Cruise's character working alone, the music will prove extra important to fill the sound space and, as always, provide the right atmosphere.
by Jesse Carp June 28, 2012 comments
This Is 40, Les Miserables And More Teased By Universal At CinemaCon
A few hours ago I published my recap of the Bourne Legacy footage shown today during the Universal Pictures presentation at CinemaCon, but that was far from the only movie that the studio had on display at the convention. Over the course of two hours they showed off footage from every single film that remains on their 2012 calendar and beyond, including outrageous comedies and Oscar-hopeful dramas. And Im here to tell you about them.
by Eric Eisenberg April 26, 2012 comments
Melissa Leo Joins Tom Cruise And Morgan Freeman In Oblivion
Leo recently completed work on Flight, the new live-action project from director Robert Zemeckis, which co-stars Denzel Washington, Don Cheadle, John Goodman, Bruce Greenwood, Kelly Reilly, James Badge Dale and Brian Geraghty. She is currently working on filming the third season of the HBO series Treme, on which she plays Toni Bernette. The show will return this fall on the network.
by Eric Eisenberg March 23, 2012 comments
Game of Thrones Star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Joins Tom Cruise In Oblivion
On a journey that forces Cruise's character to re-evaluate all he holds dear, this mechanic crosses paths with an intimidating and highly skilled military technology and weapons expert called Sykes, who will be played by Coster-Waldau. It seems a no-brainer to cast the burly Coster-Waldau in the role of a military-minded strategist, as the Danish actor has drawn notice and dropped jaws as the opportunistic knight, Jamie Lannister, on HBOs Game of Thrones
by Kristy Puchko February 13, 2012 comments
Morgan Freeman Cast Opposite Tom Cruise In Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion
There's quite a bit of prestige behind the picture but something about the constant shake-ups and rewrites is certainly unsettling. I'm still looking forward to see what the incredible visual stylist in Kosinski has in store for his post-apocalytic wasteland but I hope this time the story is equally engaging.
by Jesse Carp February 9, 2012 comments
Jessica Chastain Out, Andrea Riseborough And Olga Kurylenko In For Joseph Kosinski's Next Science Fiction Film
Andrea Riseborough and Olga Kurylenko have landed the two female leads in the project, which doesn't currently have a title (at one point the movie was also known as Horizons, but the new report says that title has been scrapped as well).
by Eric Eisenberg January 19, 2012 comments
Hayley Atwell Will Be In Captain Nemo Sequel If Horizons With Tom Cruise Doesn't Pan Out
If you don't know the name Hayley Atwell, you may have seen her flirting with super-soldier Steve Rogers in this past summer's surprisingly awesome Captain America: The First Avenger. Having proven her knack for period pieces, her next project may be a 3D sequel to Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. That's assuming she doesn't wind up heading to the future
by David Wharton November 8, 2011 comments
Joe Kosinski's Oblivion Renamed Horizons Again, Five Hot Actresses Testing For Roles
a laundry list of "hot-right-now" actresses will be testing for the part on Saturday- The Help and The Tree of Life breakout star Jessica Chastain, Tron: Legacy's own Olivia Wilde, Another Earth and Sundance fave Brit Marling, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo herself Noomi Rapace, and former Bond girl Olga Kurylenko
by Katey Rich August 25, 2011 comments
Tom Cruise Officially Attached To Oblivion, Interested In Pacific Rim
It's been a weird ride for Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion. First picked up last summer by Disney, the project lost its home when it was viewed as not being in line with the studio's image and was sent into the open market. Last we heard about the film, which was a little over a month ago, Universal was showing an interest in the project, as was Tom Cruise, but there was nothing official about either one's involvement. That is no longer true.
by Eric Eisenberg May 20, 2011 comments
Disney Backs Off Of Joe Kosinski's Oblivion Project
After rookie director Joseph Kosinski delivered Tron: Legacy, mixed reviews were had but the fact of the matter is that he made a beautiful sensory assault that did what most people expected it to do: entertain.
by Will LeBlanc March 29, 2011 comments
Joseph Kosinski's Next Film Retitled Horizons, Gets A New Writer
Last summer, when Joe Kosinski was the unknown wunderkind director of what Disney was hoping would be the giant holiday hit Tron: Legacy, the studio kept him in the fold by agreeing to make Oblivion, an original sci-fi idea Kosinski was developing both as a film and a graphic novel
by Katey Rich March 16, 2011 comments
Disney Sticks With Joseph Kosinski For Oblivion
When the news hit earlier this week that Tron: Legacy director Joseph Kosinski was shopping his next project Oblivion around town, there was already plenty of speculation that Disney
by Katey Rich August 4, 2010 comments
Tron: Legacy Director Kosinski Pitching Oblivion This Week
The story takes place in a post-apocalypse future-- where else?-- in which people live above the clouds, except for one soldier left on the surface and dispatching aliens called The Scavengers
by Katey Rich July 27, 2010 comments
Tron: Legacy's Kosinski Headed For Oblivion
Hes only just really gotten going on Tron: Legacy but director Joseph Kosinski is already lining up his next gig. Hes developing something called Oblivion, a sci-fi/action movie based on an idea
by Josh Tyler July 30, 2009 comments


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My tasting notes for the Yelland & Papps Greenock Shiraz 2007 have been sitting on my desk for 2 months awaiting a write up, unfortunately life's events have got in the way, apologies for the delay.
We have been fortunate enough to receive samples of three premium reds from Yelland & Papps in the Barossa, all of which should be released very soon. First up we have the Yelland & Papps Old Vine Grenache 2007.
Before tasting (drinking) a sample of The Story Wines Grampians Shiraz 2007, I really should have read the blog post by winemaker Rory Lane on this very wine. Not only did he open with "This years story ..." as I had intented (nevermind, that was so December 2008 anyhow), but he dished out some excellent advice on approaching this young shiraz - give it at least 2 hours in the decanter!
Dan Murphy's have Mount Pleasant Philip Shiraz (some stores 2006, others 2007) and Elizabeth Semillon (2004) for $7.85 per bottle if you buy 6 or more. This is a ridiculously cheap price for a wine that is good value at $15. Stop reading my drivel and go buy a case or two.
We have saved the best for last from Yelland & Papps, the Old Vine Grenache 2006 is atypical for the region, however in a very good way.
The Yelland & Papps Barossa Valley Shiraz 2007 appears to be the entry level red in the portfolio, coming in with a price tag of $20.
Gotta love Barwang, flying the flag for NSW Cabernet and keeping those rampaging hordes from the south and west at bay. This 2006 vintage is excellent, however by the time you read this it's probably too late to snap any up from retail shelves which are now stacked with the very good 2007 - a review of which is pending.
This is the first of three wines from the family owned and run winery Yelland & Papps of the Barossa. So without further ado, I present the Yelland & Papps Grenache Rose 2008.
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1978 Chevy Silverado - Classic CruisersWritten by on October 1, 2008 Befitting
If you have a Classic Cruiser and want to see it here, e-mail at least six high-resolution photos and background info to the e-mail address above, or mail prints to: Classic Trucks, Attn: Grant Peterson, 774 S. Placentia Ave., Placentia, CA 92870.
Reader Mike Croftcheck killed two birds with one e-mail. He was responding to a letter from another reader and submitted his '78 Silverado for a Classic Cruiser. We'll let him tell his story.
"My name is Mike Croftcheck of Creston, Ohio, and I am writing in response to a Postage Paid letter I read in the February 2008 issue of CLASSIC TRUCKS. Ron Hanisco had written in about not seeing many '73-87 trucks in your magazine, and your response was that you have not seen many in a style befitting CLASSIC TRUCKS. I have to agree with you, but I feel I may have one that fits your needs.
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Chart 12: Taiwan handset shipments by camera pixels, 4Q08-1Q10 (k units)
Chart 13: Taiwan handset shipment proportion by camera pixels, 4Q08-1Q10
China smartphone AP shipments – 1Q 2016
CHINA SMARTPHONE AP | May 27, 16:04
First-quarter 2016 smartphone AP shipments in China were slow with a sequential decrease of 16.9%.
TAIWAN MOBILE DEVICE | May 26, 16:04
Taiwan's handset brand vendors and ODMs both saw sharp declines in their shipments in the first quarter of 2016. The brand vendors' shipments will improve in the second quarter due to launches of new models, but the ODM shipments will drop further.
China smartphone market and industry - 1Q 2016
CHINA SMARTPHONE | May 25, 17:39
Total smartphone shipments by China-based vendors reached 128.6 million units in the first quarter of 2016, down 20.2% on quarter but up 33.3% on year.
Taiwan server shipment forecast and industry analysis, 2016
RESEARCH EXTRAS | Apr 1, 15:47
Strong demand from the cloud computing market helped Taiwan's server shipments grow 12.5% on year to break 10 million units in 2015, accounting for 90.7% of worldwide shipments and the percentage is expected to grow to 91.1% in 2016. This Digitimes Research Special...
China smartphone touch-panel industry 2016 forecast
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In 2016, China's smartphone panel capacity is expected to increase steadily, with BOE and Tianma expanding 6G capacity and GVO and Truly Optoelectronics increasing their share of handset panel production. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the key...
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Top-5 Wintel notebook vendors see combined shipments down in April
RESEARCH EXTRAS | May 27, 13:50
Wi-SUN widely used in Japan, but internationalization faces problems
RESEARCH EXTRAS | May 26, 11:07
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Korea LCD driver IC vendor Silicon Works sees revenues hit record high in 2015
RESEARCH EXTRAS | May 24, 14:15
Taiwan top-foundry combined revenues to rise 8% in 2Q16
RESEARCH EXTRAS | May 24, 14:09
China smartphone AP shipments to grow 11.3% sequentially in 2Q16
X | May 24, 11:08
Taiwan makers to ship over 52.6 million large-size TFT-LCD panels in 2Q16
TAIWAN LCD PANEL | May 20, 09:15
Taiwan IC design industry output value to rise 7% in 2016
RESEARCH EXTRAS | May 20, 09:00
China panel makers show upcoming 6G LTPS production at CITE 2016
CHINA FPD | May 17, 20:59
April 7W LED light bulb prices in China market up
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Sharp transformation hinges on synergy
RESEARCH EXTRAS | May 16, 22:31
Global tablet shipments to drop 4.6% sequentially in 2Q16
RESEARCH EXTRAS | May 16, 15:31
Global tablet shipments in 1Q16 estimated at 44.89 million units
GLOBAL TABLET | May 13, 10:53
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Love the smell of this perfume
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I am sooo sad bought it for a very good price but...when i got it had to pay 34 euro tac so i had to return it...and glad i got my money back....very good seller.
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I like it, just a lil too flowery
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I love this product and it smells great on me. There is a fruity, floral top its with a sensual undertone. A few male friends/acquaintances have asked me the name of the perfume sorbet can get it for their wives! I bought two since this is my favorite scent and it is discontinued by Escada. It is very hard to find.
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