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Dublin band Sounds of System Breakdown are offering the track 'Vinegar Joe' as a free download from their MySpace page from next Thursday.
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The free download release date coincides with tracks from their forthcoming album, including 'Vinegar Joe', being reviewed in Hot Press by Jackie Hayden in his First Cuts column.
Sounds of System Breakdown's album will be launched on Saturday, January 30, 2010 in The Village on Wexford St, Dublin.
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Reggie Bush Dares to Enjoy Himself
If Facebook is primarily about half-remembered high school classmates telling you how much they need coffee, Twitter offers the voyeuristic opportunity to find out such information about pop stars, athletes and other bold-face names. While many celebrity tweeters are almost insultingly on-message and mundane, though, some moments of actual earnest thought can manage to bubble up on Twitter. Such was the case earlier this week, when New Orleans running back Reggie Bush, in what was apparently a controversial move, tweeted that he was kind of enjoying the NFL lockout. "Everybody complaining about the lockout!" Bush tweeted. "Shoot I'm making the most of it!" In a later tweet, Bush expressed his happiness with not being at team workouts. It was a rare moment of unvarnished public honesty from a famous person. Naturally, Bush has been raked over the coals for it.
Forget, for a moment, how silly all this is, and how inevitable it was that ace outrage manufacturer and ESPN barking-head Skip Bayless would become part of the goofiness. Given Bush's precarious roster spot with the Saints, who drafted 2009 Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram Jr. and seemed prepared to cut the well-paid Bush after the draft, his timing could have been better. But is Bush, as New Orleans Times-Picayune columnist Jeff Duncan writes, "acting like a man who doesn't want any part of New Orleans"?
"What's he supposed to do, wear a hair shirt while standing in the blazing sun, studying quantum physics?" Dan Steinberg wonders in the Washington Post. "I mean, when you were a kid and you had a snow day, that was the school telling you to stay away; you didn't do homework, you chilled out." Steinberg goes on to reveal that Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall is also enjoying his lockout-induced rest. We'll see if Skip Bayless has anything to say about that.
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In recent years, the San Jose Sharks have acquired an unflattering, if not totally undeserved, reputation as a team with some serious postseason issues – namely, as a talented team that can't close. A week ago, when the Sharks claimed a 3-0 series lead on the Detroit Red Wings in the NHL Western Conference semifinals, it looked like they were ready to shake that rep. After the Red Wings evened the series Tuesday night with a come-from-behind 3-1 victory and forced an improbable Game 7 on Thursday, the Sharks look ready to offer the most damning confirmation of that rep yet.
This takes nothing away from the Red Wings, who have been a study in perseverance and toughness during their comeback. But if Detroit becomes just the fourth team in NHL history to win a series after going down 3-0, it will be on San Jose as much as it will be a credit to Detroit, Yahoo's Greg Wyshynski writes. "I've been saying for weeks that these Sharks are different," Wyshynski writes. "That they're made of sterner stuff than the disappointments of postseasons past. Yet they can't hold a lead in the third period. They can't hold a lead in a semifinal series. They can't score on the power play. They just … can't."
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There are many reasons why it would be fun to watch Aquille Carr play basketball. The 5-foot-6 point guard reportedly owns a 48-inch vertical leap, for one, and has been an explosive scorer at Baltimore's Patterson High School. During a recent tour of Italy with the U.S. Select Elite Basketball Under 19 team that ended with Carr snagging MVP honors, many Italian fans did indeed turn out to watch the Earl Boykins-ian playmaker. "They really knew my name and who I was," Carr told the Baltimore Sun's Matt Bracken. "[Kids were] coming up to me, [saying] 'We watched your You Tube videos. Why don't you come over here and play?'"
As it turns out, that question is not merely academic. Because Carr is just 5-6, and because academic problems have led to him being a 17-year-old sophomore and reportedly could hinder his NCAA eligibility, his ceiling as a college prospect was considered only middling. Of course, that's only something Carr needs to worry about if he decides to decline the $750,000 offer he has received from Lottomatica Virtus Roma, the same Italian League club that signed Brandon Jennings, now of the Milwaukee Bucks, out of high school. And while Carr isn't the first American player to receive a European contract offer before receiving his high school diploma, his Virtus Roma contract is the biggest deal ever offered to an American high school player.
"Carr's European recruitment could serve as a potential watershed moment in how Euro teams approach American prospects," Cameron Smith writes at Yahoo's Prep Rally blog. "European soccer clubs rely on an academy system to fuel their success, acquiring and training athletes at a young age and helping to build them into stars at the club. While it's a stretch to say that a signing of Carr alone might signal a switch to American incorporation in the academy model, a successful transition into the Italian game from the Baltimore native might open doors to such a possibility for other American teenagers."
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New York Rangers forward Sean Avery has earned a solid living and a bad reputation for his unique skills as an on-ice pest. But while Avery's NHL career is a testament to his lack of fear when it comes to ticking other people off, his decision to record a video in support of gay marriage in New York is notably gutsier than, say, waving his stick around in front of Martin Brodeur's face. Avery's advocacy places him in a small group of professional athletes to have spoken up for gay rights. It provoked a swift and negative response from one corner of the sport when agent Todd Reynolds took the opportunity to criticize Avery's stance and gay marriage on his company's Twitter account.
In what may be a telling development, though, Reynolds' tweet has proven far more controversial than Avery's advertisement. "Literally minutes after @uptownhockey made those comments, they were flooded with responses denouncing their comments from average fans, media people and other agents alike," SB Nation's Travis Hughes writs. "Each time this happens, a few more people are turned off of the bigotry. A few more people learn to accept gay people in hockey. Slowly but surely, person-by-person, the tide is turning."
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It's tempting to say that they don't make sports cartoonists like Bill Gallo anymore. But it's probably more accurate to say that there was only ever one Gallo, who worked for the New York Daily News for 70 years, and whose cartoons and columns helped define sports fandom in New York for generations. Gallo died Tuesday night at the age of 88, and leaves a most unusual legacy.
"His drawings grace both a midtown art gallery and the Baseball Hall of Fame," Filip Bondy writes in the Daily News. "Although Gallo was known to most as the creator of his daily sports cartoon, he was also many other things during his long life: war hero, artist, family man, writer and boxing expert." For a taste of Gallo's work, click here.
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For Terry Wise, an epiphany – a change in the way he views life itself – came during a June 15 visit to the site where the Twin Towers once stood in New York City.
"When I stood there where the Towers had been and looked at the street where 32 people jumped to their death to avoid burning to death, I could somehow feel the presence of those who died," said Wise, a Hodgenville native who is an editorial cartoonist and was on assignment in the Big Apple as a software trainer with the U.S. Army.
Contract crews will have all lanes open through Monday along Interstate 65 from Munfordville to Elizabethtown. Work is scheduled to resume on Tuesday, following the Fourth Of July holiday weekend. Resurfacing will continue on the inside Southbound lane near the Nolin River Bridge (MP 83), approaching Sonora. Resurfacing will continue on the outside Northbound lane at Munfordville (MP 64). Motorists exiting or entering the interstate at Munfordville (Exit 65) should be especially cautious as resurfacing passes these ramps. Delays are expected.
Two members of The LaRue County Herald Newsí staff were honored June 23 by the Society of Professional Journalists at the Louisville Metro Journalism Awards ceremony.
Editor Linda Ireland won three first-place awards and one second-place in the non-metro division. Staff writer/graphic artist Candis Carpenter had one first-place award.
Ireland and Carpenter shared the win in feature photography for 2010 Lincoln Days coverage.
The Kentucky State Police Post 15 - Columbia is conducting a missing person investigation in regards to Patricia Ann Moddrelle, 78, of Gravel Switch.
Mrs. Moddrelle is 5 foot 1 inches and weighs about 160 pounds with brown-grey hair and hazel eyes. The last contact with Mrs. Moddrelle was on June 27, 2011 and she was last seen wearing black or green pants with black or tan shoes. Mrs. Moddrelle is possibly operating a maroon 1996 Ford Taruas station wagon with a possible destination of Danville.
A Bardstown obstetrics/ gynecology doctor's medical license was suspended last month, with the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure alleging poor judgment and complications during and after surgery, a 44 percent "complication rate" at Flaget Memorial Hospital, and citing past restrictions placed on the physician's privileges to operate at Flaget.
An emergency order issued May 26 prohibited Dr. James T. Dodge, D.O., from "performing any act which constitutes the 'practice of medicine,'" which includes any diagnosis or treatment.
A Gamaliel woman was injured Friday in a car vs. tractor trailer collision at an intersection on Campbellsville Road.
According to Chief Deputy Russell McCoy, Linda Harris, 53, was driving a Chevrolet Monte Carlo on Ky. 470 and attempted to cross the intersection with Ky. 210. The vehicle pulled into the path of a tractor trailer driven by Philip McCoy, 54, of Somerset. The tractor trailer, owned by Ready Mix Concrete of Somerset, was unable to avoid the collision and struck the car on the front passenger side, Deputy McCoy said.
The Saxton's Cornet Band of Kentucky will perform a free concert July 4 at Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park.
The historically-accurate group plays brass band music from the Civil War era from both the North and South. The instruments are from that era and musicians wear authentic uniforms of the period.
A Hodgenville woman was injured Friday during a crash Friday on East Dixie Avenue between Bishop Lane and New Glendale Road.
John Grimm of Elizabethtown was pulling out of the E'town Motel in his 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee because traffic stopped to wave him across one lane, according to police.
Grimm didn't see Vanessa McCoy of Hodgenville southbound in the left lane in her 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser, according to police.
A teenager was seriously injured during a mud run competition at the Green County Fair June 16.
The Greensburg Record-Herald reported that a spectator, Michael Landon Burton, 16, of Green County sustained head and arm injuries when an off-road vehicle went out of control, went airborne and crashed into the stands. He was transported to Jane Todd Crawford Hospital and later taken to Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville.
Part of the proceeds from a July 2 mud run at LaRue County Fairgrounds will be donated to the Burton family to offset medical expenses.
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One of the staples of our annual Franchise Report is the comprehensive fees report culled together with the cooperation of all the brand companies. As I pour over the many numbers this year, one thing that jumps out at me is there are few meaningful changes from last year.
To that point, another thing that jumps out at me is a panel from the recent AAHOA conference where a number of leading brand executives were questioned long and hard about their fee structures and the possibility of reducing fees. Disillusioned members maintained that the return on investment isn't what they were promised when they signed on with their current flags.
But the brand executives on the panel stood firm that there would be no reduction in fees, and in reality, how could there be? Franchise fees have long been their collective bread and butter, but with many companies shedding their real estate in recent months and years, they are more reliant on franchising than ever before. In addition, the development pipeline isn't exactly overflowing here in the U.S.
There has been much concern over the past two years about potentially distressed properties, and the impact they will have on the overall market as well as the owner/operators. But the health of the brand companies is vital to the industry as well. They may have deeper pockets than
the franchisees, but in many cases they also have Wall Street to answer to.
Owners should know right now better than anyone the damaging effects of lowering prices, so asking the brands to do the same thing doesn't seem particularly fair. The same way when profits were rolling in a couple of years ago, there weren't many franchisees volunteering to give more in fees to the brand companies because returns were higher than expected.
The knock from franchisees against the brands used to be that they were only their partners during good times, but when they struggled the brands turned a blind eye. However, that does not seem to be the case any longer.
More than ever before we hear from owners and operators that brand companies are working with them as much as possible. As an example, the lead story of this issue on Property Improvement Plans (PIPs) chronicles how brands have tried to remain patient with cash strapped owners who may not be have the means to implement every aspect of a PIP, but continue to make good faith efforts.
The recovery seems to be taking root slowly but surely, and maybe within a few months this will all be a moot point. But for now, franchisees would be wise to continue to work with the brands on solutions rather than trying to adjust the fee structure.
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Manchester United Message Board
Newcastle game
This could go either way, newcastle have been poor since manager signed massive contract, but we have not exactly been fantastic.
We will have to wait to see what changes Fergie makes, hopefully either Jones or Smalling will partner Vidic, probably Smalling as Jones will most likely be on right wing.
And lets just hope Vidic can get through the rest of the season, in a few games his match fitness will be back and that should help us.
I think Scholes may start, maybe Valencia will be dropped, as he has not done well recently.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
willthered willthered Dec 26, 2012 10:41 Flag
If both are fit then Vidic and Evans should be the centre back pairing and against Newcastle the width supplied by Valencia and Young should be invaluable with Rooney and Van Persie in the middle and Carrick and Cleverly in centre of midfield.Right back will be Rafael if fit and if not then Jones will slot in there.
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So you want the same team out that could not beat swansea?
Valencia has been very poor recently, young hasnt been much better, so one or both need to be replaced, smalling is a better centre back than evans, who's tactical game is not great.
I would have Anderson instead of cleaverly, as he is a bit more physical.
With Evans, Valencia, Giggs and Scholes its going to be a hard game to win
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Fair scoreline, Newcastle have benn the better side so far, and could have been 3-1 up, there second was one that could have either way, but as to evans, he scored then very poor defending gave them a goal, then bad positioning led to having to handball and yellow card.
good to see you got over your hangover Layla merry xmas well good to see your back to your normal optimistic self
Grandmaster Kit Grandmaster Kit Dec 27, 2012 09:59 Flag
Great post abu_president, that pretty much sums up every willy sucker who claims to be a Man U fan on this board.
Wait until Fergie retires and the rot sets in, it'll be like the 1980s all over again for Man U.
Ms. Jack Jacob Baldy Dodge VD Ms. Jack Jacob Baldy Dodge VD Dec 27, 2012 08:29 Flag
"Oh cry me a river please"
Save it for your lot, Liverfool, and your supporters who are so used to winning fuck all that you deride supporters who expect their team to do well.
A Yahoo! User Dec 26, 2012 17:23 Flag
She's right, Clive.
With Mancini at the helm, it's like a boxing match against an opponent who has one of his/her hands tied behind their back. Mancini is pretty average manager, end of. He was lucky last season with the title because manUre are an average side too.
Stefan, the premiership as a whole is of a much lower standard.
this utd team shouldn't be winning the title but will due to the much lower standards of the premiership.
the CL highlightes this even more.
the defending in the premiership has become a joke!
Anyone But United Anyone But United Dec 27, 2012 01:51 Flag
' Need a health warning to watch United '
Oh cry me a river please :-)
Some of you United fans are spoiled brats, impossible to please.
You win 1-0 and you whinge you didn't score enough.
You win 2-1 and the focus is on a lack of clean sheet.
Win 3-2 and the defending was piss poor.
FFS you're 7 points clear and this poor quality season by recent standards is imploding for you. Your team seems to be the only one in the league with a winning mentality. Can't you be thankful for that instead of constantly moaning about how supposedly shyte your team is?
Fans like you create ABUs. Spoiled, whining lil pu55ies who think their side has some kind of right to beat every team before them 5-0 and whinge and moan constantly if it doesn't happen. Don't know the meaning of the word 'support' and wouldn't have the balls to support a club that is REALLY struggling.
United are welcome to fans like you.......
A Yahoo! User Dec 26, 2012 17:05 Flag
"Our attack bailed us out yet again, "
Against a team won have lost SEVEN out of their 9 games.
The result today was never in doubt against an average Magpies side without arguably their THREE best players - Ben Arfa, Tiote, and Cabaye.
West Brom would be a different kettle of fish though - now that's the ultimate test for ManUre.
seven of eleven seven of eleven Dec 27, 2012 03:26 Flag
Why dont you f**k off to the chavs board...you p**ck.
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C+ "27 Dresses"
Katharine Heigl plays a perennial bridesmaid always looking for her own possible lifemate, chasing one unattainable guy (Ed Burns) as she ignores another (James Marsden). Flighty comedy explores the vagaries of love and romance in a lighthearted way, but the joy is tempered by the romantic comedy's lightweight touch. PG. 99 min. (Dan Bennett)
A- "Atonement"
Those big, embraceable story themes -- war, love and passion -- are on full display in "Atonement," but this is hardly a stuffy British period drama. Based on the acclaimed novel, the story of unlikely lovers in pre-WWII England kept apart first by false accusations then the ravages of war. Beautifully shot and delivered, strong storytelling. With Keira Knightley. R. 121 min. (Dan Bennett)
C "Be Kind Rewind"
The latest fantasy from the exceedingly fertile imagination of writer-director Michel Gondry contains a wonderful nugget of an idea that will appeal to both regular moviegoers and hardcore film geeks. The frantically useless Jerry (Jack Black) gets zapped by an electromagnetic field while trying to sabotage a power plant in Passaic, N.J., and ends up accidentally erasing every tape at the video store where his longtime friend, the low-key Mike (Mos Def), works. The two hatch a scheme to reshoot a bunch of movies, starting with "Ghostbusters," and rent them out to unsuspecting customers. Not only do people in town not mind, they fall in love with the makeshift movies, which helps revitalize the run-down store, owned by the old-school Mr. Fletcher (Danny Glover). "Be Kind Rewind" could have been a clever, biting satire about pop culture but instead feels too fluffy and sweet. PG-13. 101 min. (Associated Press)
B- "The Bucket List"
A comedy-drama starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman as two old salts who seek to live life to the fullest before they die of terminal illness, undertaking a variety of risky adventures around the world. The two actors make it a pleasant journey, and director Rob Reiner is very good at this kind of big-emotion affirmation, even as the film adheres to formulaic standards. PG-13. 97 min. (Dan Bennett)
B "Charlie Bartlett"
This offbeat teen comedy makes you feel as if you've just watched three episodes of a new TV series you can't wait to see more of -- one that's so funny and smart and unpredictable, it would probably only survive one season on the air, if that, then gain a cult following on DVD. Anton Yelchin, who's had leading roles in the little-seen "Fierce People" and "House of D," should become better known after this. The young actor absolutely shines as the title character, a wealthy kid who gets booted out of his elite academy, ends up in public school and becomes instantly popular when he starts doling out psychological advice in the boys' bathroom (as well as copious meds, courtesy of the family's shrink). Still, there's some familiarity in the directing debut from longtime editor Jon Poll -- shades of Ferris Bueller and Max Fischer from "Rushmore." R. 97 min. (Associated Press)
A- "Definitely, Maybe"
People like to talk about the '70s and '80s with a sense of (mostly) happy nostalgia, but the decade of the '90s is gaining popularity as a remember-when sort of time. So it is in "Definitely, Maybe," with Ryan Reynolds as a New York lawyer explaining his life to his young daughter (Abigail Breslin) through a series of humorous flashbacks to the '90s. Good, witty stuff from the people who brought us "Notting Hill," "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and the "Bridgit Jones" movies. PG-13. 110 min. (Dan Bennett)
C+ "George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead"
The message is muddled, but the zombie master still knows how to make a gripping, graphic, grossly funny horror flick. Here, he returns authentically to the low-budget roots he used to established himself 40 years ago with the classic "Night of the Living Dead." As writer and director, he follows a group of film students crossing Pennsylvania in a Winnebago to escape a growing attack of the undead. They include aspiring filmmaker Jason (Josh Close), who refuses to put down the camera, regardless of the threat; his disgruntled girlfriend Debra (Michelle Morgan), who narrates the finished product; and their melodramatic, alcoholic professor (Scott Wentworth). R. 95 min. (Associated Press)
A- "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly"
This film is based on the true story of a man with "locked-in syndrome," meaning he can think clearly but is unable to move except to blink one eye. With that eye, remarkably, he writes a book. A slightly daring, offbeat film celebrating memory and finding joy in a most unexpected way, with beautiful visuals and dialogue. PG-13. 112 min. (Dan Bennett)
C "The Eye"
It turns out that "The Eye," this month's homely Hollywood remake of an Asian horror film, could credibly double as one of those feminine sixth-sense TV dramas. Jessica Alba stars as Sydney Wells, a chic blind violinist whose sight is restored in a cornea transplant. Suddenly, those blurring images she's seeing are trying to tell her something. She's meant to see fires, hear voices, and be lunged at by testy apparitions who leave handprints in spilled sugar. As a performer, Alba still seems to be figuring out what she's good at. One thing going for her is the uncommon, unblemished niceness she radiates on screen. It's terrible for horror or action or comedy or drama. If she's going to keep doing fright movies, maybe she can be the Esther Williams of horror. PG-13. 95 min. (The Boston Globe)
C- "Fool's Gold"
Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson team as a bickering, separated couple who join forces to find a long-lost Spanish treasure at sea, all the while eluding modern pirates and other bad people, not to mention the truth concerning their ill-advised but unavoidable mutual attraction. Rarely funny, mostly clunky. PG-13. 112 min. (Dan Bennett)
A- "Honeydripper"
Latest from writer-director John Sayles has Danny Glover as a Deep South nightclub owner in 1950, willing to take some chances, musically and otherwise, to keep his club alive. As usual, formidable storytelling from Sayles, and some wonderful blues music. PG-13. 123 min. (Dan Bennett)
B- "In Bruges"
Respected Irish playwright Martin McDonagh takes his first stab at a feature-length movie script and comes up with a hit-and-miss effort. Two Irish hit men are sent to the medieval town in Belgium to hide after a murder attempt goes bad. Too often, McDonagh engages in cliche or obvious plot devices. R. 107 min. (The Boston Globe)
D "Jumper"
Thoroughly unimpressive sci-fi thriller not likely to please many people older than 10, with Hayden Christensen as a snotty young man with the ability to teleport himself anywhere in the world simply by imagining that place. Soon he's on the run from zealots who seek to kill his kind. Decent premise is overrun by too-basic plot and plodding story progression. PG-13. 92 min. (Dan Bennett)
A- "Juno"
A whip-smart little film deserving of its buzz, the story of a wise and wisecracking pregnant teenager who decides to give her baby up to a loving couple, but not before an emotional journey filled with humor and a lot of growing up. Funny and honest, with a dynamo breakout performance from young Ellen Page as the intelligent, challenging and likable title character. PG-13. 91 min. (Dan Bennett)
C+ "Meet the Spartans"
The humor in the relentless "300" spoof "Meet the Spartans" runs the gamut from S to R: It opens with a "Shrek" gag and ends with one about "Rambo." In between come jokes about everything from Britney Spears and Gatorade ads to "American Idol" and Paris Hilton. Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, who wrote and directed "Meet the Spartans," make a living as cultural-reference bottom feeders. They're part of the "Scary Movie" franchise and made both "Date Movie" and, their most recent effort before "Spartans," last year's "Epic Movie." PG-13. 84 min. (The Boston Globe)
C- "National Treasure: Book of Secrets"
This sequel is another romp through the past that flits from one disjointed action sequence to another, gussying it all up with crowd-pleasing morsels of fact and rivers of crazy legends that turn out to be true. Knuckle-headed as the movies are in historical context, they sure know how to reel in great casts. Joining Academy Award winners Nicolas Cage and Jon Voight and fellow "Treasure" veteran Harvey Keitel is Helen Mirren, fresh off her Oscar win for "The Queen," along with Ed Harris. This time, Cage's character, Ben Gates and his dad Patrick (Voight) are stung by an accusation that an ancestor was a conspirator with John Wilkes Booth in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. The movie does have a decent dose of droll humor, which perfectly suits Cage. PG. 124 min. (Associated Press)
A- "No Country for Old Men"
Writer-directors Joel and Ethan Coen tackle the powerful themes of the respected Cormac McCarthy novel, with Tommy Lee Jones as a Texas lawman on the trail of a killer (Javier Bardem), who is in turn on the trail of a welder (Josh Brolin) on the run with stolen drug money. Film uses danger and suspense to accompany McCarthy's potent, lyrical language describing both the new American West and the odd ways of human nature. Surprises are everywhere in this nonconventional telling, a throwback in style to earlier Coen efforts such as "Blood Simple" and "Miller's Crossing." R. 122 min. (Dan Bennett)
A- "Persepolis"
Animated film based on the graphic novel, the story of a young girl growing up in '70s Iran who sees the fall of the Shah and a frightening dynamic emerge, and must leave her homeland twice as she grows into adulthood, always returning and hoping for the best. Simply drawn, full of good ideas, including one saying that smart girls everywhere should be allowed to grow into smart women who can help their societies improve as adults. Along the way, quietly provocative and entertaining. PG-13. 95 min. (Dan Bennett)
D+ "Rambo"
Sylvester Stallone insisted he would do another "Rambo" flick only if it was about the human condition. He stuck to his guns. Chapter 4 in his franchise about the Vietnam vet turned one-man army is about the condition of humans -- after they've been blown apart by bombs, land mines and projectiles fired from the biggest, loudest firearms you may ever encounter on screen. The thin story is merely an excuse to turn Stallone loose so he can go Rambo on a bunch of irredeemably bad guys -- soldiers who have exterminated a village and abducted American missionaries working there. R. 93 min. (Associated Press)
A- "The Savages"
Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman play slightly estranged brother and sister reunited to take care of their ailing father. As the siblings reconnect, old wounds and bothersome habits resurface, leading to confrontation but also a better understanding. Dark comedy that is also poignant, nicely written and performed. R. 114 min. (Dan Bennett)
B "Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure"
In IMAX films, the giant props are the show -- and in the new National Geographic documentary, "Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure," they're as spectacular as one could wish. At least half of the movie is devoted to efficient but bland re-enactments of 20th-century archaeologists unearthing fossils from the Cretaceous period. But these pale beside the film's true raison d'etre: digitally re-created prehistoric sea beasts that seem as real as whales and sharks. "Sea Monsters" is a parade of special-effects money shots. The film is playing exclusively at the R.H. Fleet Science Center. 40 min. (The New York Times)
D+ "The Signal"
"The Signal," a new sorta-kinda horror thriller, is set in a future-present that seems like the present-past. Flat-screen TVs are broadcasting an emission that turns whoever watches it into a paranoid killer (or something like that). Amid all the bedlam -- people run screaming down hallways and streets -- is a simple story of forbidden love. Ben (Justin Welborn) is trying to find Mya (Anessa Ramsey), the married woman who's been cheating with him. This film premiered at 2007's Sundance film festival, but its homemade feel is of a piece with the pseudo-do-it-yourself horror philosophy of "Cloverfield" and "George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead," two current horror movies that suggest the genre's prerogatives have undergone a paradigm shift. The subtexts are visibly close to the surface. "The Signal" is like a Romero zombie movie in which the zombies aren't dead, they're just really temperamental. Evil here is technology-born. Maybe our cell phones and satellite dishes are giving us all the crazy. R. 101 min. (The Boston Globe)
B+ "The Spiderwick Chronicles"
Based on the popular books, the story of three siblings who move to a country house with their single mother and promptly discover a longtime family secret: that an invisible civilization of fairies, sprites, goblins and even monsters live around them. When that community comes alive to challenge the siblings, they must fight to survive, and the bold battle brings the family closer together. A mostly magic and creative fable -- a little scary for younger viewers -- that merges real acting and special effects nicely. PG. 97 min. (Dan Bennett)
C "Step Up 2 the Streets"
The latest teen dance movie has an instant-messenger title, a text-message story and camera-phone cinematography. It's hard to know whether to watch it or hold it up to your ear. Cobbled together from after-school specials and scraps of other urban dance dramas, "Step Up" is only good when people are dancing. PG-13. 98 min. (The Boston Globe)
C "Strange Wilderness"
By far the funniest part of "Strange Wilderness" is the trailer for "Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay" that's running before it. There are stupid stoner comedies and then there are stupid stoner comedies that ain't funny, and the latest effluvium from Adam Sandler's Happy Madison production company is mostly a bummer. Steve Zahn plays the son of a late, beloved wildlife-show host, now running dad's program into cancellation with the mismanagement of soundman-partner Fred (Allen Covert) and crew members Cooker (Jonah Hill) and Danny (Peter Dante). The problem is that they don't know the first thing about animals and they're too stoned to find out. R. 87 min. (The Boston Globe)
A "There Will Be Blood"
Few films grab and shake you with as much ambition as this certain Oscar winner, based loosely on the Upton Sinclair book "Oil!" Daniel Day-Lewis, likely to walk away with the Best Actor win, plays a ruthless oil baron in early 20th-century California, winning at all costs and raging against demons real and imagined. There are few standard moments in this sprawling, unusual epic, but its maverick choices are often breathtaking. Paul Thomas Anderson's ("Boogie Nights") film is a fearless piece of smart, creative, original, strong-arm filmmaking. R. 158 min. (Dan Bennett)
D+ "Untraceable"
This is one of those deplorably gratuitous movies that wants to have it both ways, but gets nothing right. In theory, the thriller from director Gregory Hoblit ("Fracture") is intended as an indictment of society's moral decay. But it's actually a shameless celebration of that very phenomenon, not unlike the "Saw" movies and other examples of torture porn (which is not a preferred phrase, but it's apt). It's no better than last year's "The Condemned" from WWE Films, about an online reality show in which viewers can pay to watch the contestants kill each other on a remote island. R. 110 min. (Associated Press)
D+ "Vantage Point"
This preposterous yarn relies on a quickly strained gimmick (the shooting of the U.S. president shown over and over from different characters' viewpoints) to cover up the fact that it's less of a story than a commotion of human pool balls clattering against one another in ways that defy sense and even physics. The gimmick must have looked good on the page, as director Pete Travis rounded up a superb cast that includes Dennis Quaid, Forest Whitaker, Matthew Fox, Sigourney Weaver and William Hurt. But the repetitive segments gradually spell out the absurd machinations setting the assassination plot in motion while the president presides at a terrorism summit in Spain. PG-13. 90 min. (Associated Press)
C+ "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins"
A mostly by-the-books comedy about a dysfunctional family that manages to stay a cut above other films of its type because every scene is packed with touches that suggest that the film's writer and director, Malcolm D. Lee ("The Best Man"), is working overtime to smuggle life into formula. And the cast of Martin Lawrence, James Earl Jones, Cedric the Entertainer and Mo'Nique seems to have real fun. PG-13. 114 min. (The New York Times)
D- "Witless Protection"
Larry the Cable Guy's latest film finds him as a small-town deputy sheriff who mistakes an FBI escort of a key witness for a kidnapping. It's mostly harmless dum-dum stuff, except when a black, Asian or Middle-Eastern is trotted out for stereotype-based jokes. PG-13. 97 min. (The Boston Globe)


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Grants Chairman Chris Sharp and foundation board members presented the following grants to educators on 13 campuses:
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Laura Click - trauma/loss training
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Amy Newton - support staff conference
Channing McCormick - Flip camera/karaoke set
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Wendy Peeples - Bullying curriculum materials
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Deanna Jackson - literacy workshop
Kendra Parker - stereo equipment for Daily 5 program (reading stations)
Rogena Rice - listening center and CDs
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Belott is the sports editor of The Eagle's Tale and is planning to attend West Texas A&M University to study agriculture or ag communication.
Cierra Morgan Darnell received the Dean's Gold Scholarship from Baylor University. The Dean's Gold Award is for students with outstanding academic excellence. She is a senior at Amarillo High School. She will attend Baylor University in the fall and majoring in pre-med. She is the daughter of Phillip and Tina Darnell.
Five Randall High School students competed at the State Visual Arts Scholastic Event competition at the University of Houston on April 19. Of those, four students won state awards and senior Miranda Bassett had two pieces of artwork chosen as Gold Seal winners - the best of the best.
Her pieces will travel the state in exhibitions, including the state capitol, for about six months.
Other winners include Bryan Borchardt, senior; Sydney Caldwell, junior; and Alex Locke, senior. Instructors are JoBeth Nepper and Denise Logan.
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Columbus, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has launched a series of weekly video addresses on Youtube to promote his school reform plan.
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Moyes negative tactics
no wonder the atmospheres gone downhill. come on I mean lets face it moyes tactics are about as fun and exciting as a night in the local with seanSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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real efc fans, tis guy is a spammer, he wrote this on the united board under the heading......why everton are better than united...................
1. we can beat man city. united clearly can't.
2. we have fans from our own city. man united don't.
3. we wear blue. united wear red. blue is a nicer colour.
4. we have arteta. you have carrick.
5. we are decent in europe. united suck.
6 as we just get edged out in the semi's in league cup by chelsea. united lose to coventry.
7. we have a young exciting scottish manager. united have an old bloke with a purple nose who can't handle his booze.
face it we are the top team in the north-west and next season in the cl. we will show you how to win games in the tournament.
note point 7. completely the opposite of moyes being negative and no fun.
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Stefan Kiessling slotted in his 13th goal of the campaign after 11 minutes before Tobias Werner levelled for the battling hosts on the hour.
South Korean Son Heung-min struck against the run of play with Leverkusen's first chance of the second half to reclaim the lead in the 80th before Emre Can gave them a two-goal cushion to cut the gap to third-placed Schalke 04 to four points with Leverkusen fourth on 47.
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Whats wrong Howy, Boyfriend dumped you?
Don't worry someone might post on the Sheffield page someday!
Don't hold your breath though!- on second thoughts hold your breath (10 minutes should do)!
you poor barsteward, no friends, no one to talk to, now you are fantasizing about phone boxes, you poor soul!
well we at blues stick together, I live in Ireland, big support for Blues here, never heard of a Sheff utd supporter here though!
seroiusly never met one here, met a couple of Sheff wed fans though!utd supporters are probably all hiding in phone box's the poor delusional souls!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Sep 25, 2009 18:00 Flag
His names howard, Blue..penniless loser from the smoggy north of England.
He comes down here to view a Premiership board..can't be too inspiring reading the Fizzy Pop News.
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Howie you really are a thick shit.
Why would I post a link with a virus for fellow 'noses' to open? (I would not know how to anyway)
Thickest post of the decade so far....even beating your last one but no doubt your next will be even worse.
Why not scurry off back to the fizzy pop and practice comb-overs.
Thick shit.
Shame really.
A Yahoo! User Sep 25, 2009 17:32 Flag
Make sure your wellies are on the right feet dear. You can get patches for it now you know.
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Oh my god.
I feel sorry for the neighbours in Howies road.
He's been away for a few days and now he's back.
Nice holiday home Howie. http://www.urban75.org/photos/bigchill/images/big076.jpg
Typical Sheffield 'the city of a thousand slums' though.
They've even nicked the wheels off your caravan.
Howie. You really are a dope.
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Shahrukh had earlier said that he would not let down KKR fans. "I feel extremely responsible that I don't let the fans down. So we will try harder." Khan was seen egging the Knights on to a much-needed win along with his daughter Suhana and Pathan's wife Afreen. As fans consider SRK, the lucky mascot for the team, the actor said, "This is the lucky combination - my daughter, me and now we have added Afreen (Yusuf's wife) to the lucky combination. So we are creating a whole army of women. If nothing else works you have to try different paintraas (techniques)."
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I explained to them how important it is for my car to be safe because of my two little ones. I was promised to be looked out for and since my husband was military that I wouldn't have to pay for the rotation of tires.
Next day car it's still shaky. So I decide to get a second opinion at the Rainbow Muffler off S. Belcher in Clearwater. They were kind enough to show me what was really going on. My drivers side tire rod was completely shot and rusty. I had four nails in my tires and my thread was almost all gone on all tires. I was advised that I should of never gotten an alignment done and that I should of been highly recommended to buy new tires, get my tire rod changed up and then the alignment.
I was hurt, sad and then mad. I called Sears to explain and they told me I needed to bring my car back so they could check it out. I did and when it was checked out I was simply given an apology with a refund for the aligment. That was it! And yes I did or do expect a lot more coming for a supposably legit, caring company, as they call them selves. When I left the store I over heard another women at the counter literally arguing with the clerk about her breaks STILL not working probably. This just shows you the true agenda Sears have. I have left 2 messages for the manager to call me back and nothing. Nobody wants to do anything about this and I am left with no choice but to go corporate.
There is absolutely no excuse for a mechanical shop such as Sears to act in such a profound UN-professinaol matter with no remorse emotions when they have made an incredible huge mistake! Older people go to them because for some odd reason they think they are in good hands. They have no patience to see if there is still a problem and most of them don't even have access to check the net references. Somebody needs to do something about this crisis that could someday turn into a tragedy and take a life.
I am in the hopes that I can get a hold of someone who will speak to the mechanic and maybe release him from his duty. I am not going to give in on this one.
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