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I steeled myself for the moment when these four would fall into what-happens-in-Vegas ''high jinks,'' but fortunately, they don't.
A mild geezer comedy full of jokes that might have sounded tired at a "Dean Martin Celebrity Roast," the movie has no reason for existence and nothing much to recommend it.
Musters enough laughs to be passable, if not memorable. And that's thanks to Morgan Freeman's showmanship.
It's the actors, plus an exuberant Mary Steenburgen as quick-witted lounge singer Diana, who make the movie more than a middling copycat.
The characters are totally passive -- money, drinks, women, and unexpected acclaim shower down on these elder-bros like Werther's Originals from God's own cardigan pocket, completely unearned by the characters or the screenplay.
A genial "Hangover" for the AARP set, "Last Vegas" is roughly what you'd expect, or fear, but a little better.
A misfire from start to finish, a waste of a prodigious amount of talent.
Thanks in no small part to Kline and Steenburgen, "Last Vegas'' has its moments. When they're not on-screen, beware of half-baked ham and hypoglycemic shock.
De Niro and Douglas weirdly play versions of their real selves, while Freeman and Kline ham it up as if they're auditioning for a reality show called Gramps Gone Wild.
As predictable and uncomfortable as it can be, it's an assured crowd-pleaser.
Like Vegas itself, the story goes down easy, but its appeal is hard to remember once you leave it behind.
The actors perform with multiple safety nets and the closest the film ever comes to taking a risk is having Freeman dance to a cover of Earth Wind & Fire's "September."
A royal flush of actors delivers a winning hand for this likable seriocomedy.
You'll groan as much as howl at the jokes, but the veteran stars have a ball acting their age. Even when all else fails them, they're good company.

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CDDEP's Extending the Cure report has informed legislative efforts in the United States to improve infection control in hospitals and manage antibiotic effectiveness as a shared societal resource. A policy that recognizes how incentives shape the behavior of all players will likely be more effective than regulation or information alone.
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Hazelnut Bars
Low Sodium Recipe
Definitely a Hazelnut Bars treat with lots of appeal, these double citrus and nutty delights are not overly sweet. They make a great accompaniment to an afternoon break.
1/3 cup butter
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1 cup all purpose flour
1/3 cup chopped toasted hazelnuts
2 eggs
3/4 cup granulated sugar
2 tablespoons all purpose flour
1 teaspoon finely shredded orange peel
1 teaspoon finely shredded lemon peel
2 tablespoons orange juice
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
Recipe Directions
For the crust, beat the butter in a medium mixing bowl with an electric mixer on medium to high speed for 30 seconds. Add the 1/4 cup granulated sugar. Beat until thoroughly combined. Beat in the 1-cup flour and about half of the nuts until mixture is crumbly. Press mixture into the bottom of an ungreased 8x8x2-inch baking pan. Bake in a 350-degree oven for ten minutes or until lightly browned.
Meanwhile, in a mixing bowl stir together the eggs, the 3/4-cup granulated sugar, the 2-tablespoons flour, orange peel, lemon peel, orange juice, lemon juice, and baking powder. Beat for two minutes at medium speed or until combined. Pour over hot baked layer. Sprinkle with remaining nuts. Bake about 20 minutes more or until light brown around the edges and the center is set. Cool on a rack. If desired, sift powdered sugar over top. Cut into bars. Store bars, covered, in the refrigerator.
Nutrition Information
Recipe makes 20 bars
Calories: 111; Total Fat: 5g; Saturated fat: 1g; Cholesterol: 25mg; Protein: 2g; Carbohydrates: 16g; Fiber: 0g; Sodium: 43mg
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City Express Junior Toluca Aeropuerto places you within a 15-minute drive of Galerias Toluca and San Jose de Toluca Cathedral. This hotel has 106 rooms and welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Near the airport, the hotel is also within a 15-minute drive of Monument to Ignacio Zaragoza and Modelo Museum of Science and Industry.
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities measure 161 square feet (15 square meters). An area shuttle within 10 km and a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available on request) are complimentary for guests. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Imphal, Jun 6: Agitated villagers burnt a school and offices in Manipur on Saturday, Jun 5 to protest a proposed redrawing of districts that would administratively relocate their village.
The villages that are being included come under the Phayeng and Leirenkabi-Kadangband village councils.
A large mob set fire to the Kangchup Chingkhong Junior High School, Kangchup Veterinary office and Kangchup dispensary of the Kangchup Chingkhong.
Residents said that inclusion would cause lot of inconveniences to the people of these villages.
"At the time of construction, the primary school, as Sadar hills, this place has been always under tension. To end and resolve the conflict, as the land belongs to us and school belongs to them so outraging the policy, we have to dismantle this school," said Memicha Devi, a woman protestor.
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Domestic violence is frighteningly common, with recent figures suggesting a verbal or physical attack every 37 seconds. The majority of sustained, repeated domestic violence happens to women. The true extent of the problem is still not known, as domestic violence thrives on secrecy, and the majority of cases go unreported to police. In fact, more than half of women say they would not report an experience of domestic violence to the police.
At least part of this reason is likely to be down to what the abuser is doing: abusers isolate their victims from support, which makes the abuser even more central to the victim's life, and even harder for victims to escape. However, part of the blame must rest on the shoulders of the police.
A recording of a conversation from the phone of a woman who reported domestic violence has revealed exactly the level of insensitivity and misogyny that many women fear when dealing with the police. Officers were recorded referring to the woman as a "f****** bitch" and a "f****** slag", before quipping that since she wasn't in they might as well "go back, f****** draft the statement ourselves and then just get the bitch to sign it." What these officers said was horrific on so many levels. Their attitude throughout the recording is clear: they apparently do not care for what the woman wants, but, rather getting it done as quickly as possible, even apparently joking that it could involve forgery. Their language speaks volumes, as they casually bandy about misogynistic slurs in reference to an alleged victim of domestic violence.
This latest incident will, no doubt, add to the litany of reasons many women have to distrust the police. Institutional racism is still rife, and revelations are still pouring out on the aftermath of which, to many, may reflect police attitude to working class people. It is hardly surprising, then, if factors such as ethnicity and class are felt to also create barriers for women experiencing domestic violence.
It is clear that across the board, the police in some instances need to get better. At present, stories such as this provide examples of where they are apparently failing to respect women, and I doubt they have done themselves any favours by getting caught spitting misogyny on tape. It has been fifteen years since the Macpherson report was published, and many feel that the police are no closer to curbing their institutional racism, so it could be that there will be a very long wait for examples of institutional misogyny to stop.
Too often, when the police are caught doing wrong, the institution is excused. "A few bad apples", they say. Even if that is true, the rest of that expression points out that those few bad apples spoil the entire barrel. The barrel is apparently rotten through: police are referring fewer and fewer incidents of violence against women to the CPS, which reflects not a reduction in crime, but a reduction in building cases.
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Acupressure is a system that has been practiced in the world for centuries. It is easy to learn and creates profound physical and mental change through easy relaxation techniques. Using finger pressure on specific energy points awakens the flow of qi while muscles and nerves relax. Acupressure can be done with the client relaxing on a massage table fully clothed. This is relaxing modality in health care to balance the flow of qi in the body and mind.
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We now have Yoga, Qigong and Tai Chi classes at Blue Heron Center! Yoga Therapy and Yin Yoga guide the yoga practitioner to correct alignment and total relaxation. Qigong means clutivating Qi or life force energy. Intention, Breath practice, and posture or movement are the components of Qigong. There are thousands of forms of qigong. Tai Chi is synchronized Qigong movements. It is an exercise that calms the mind and body to open into a greater experience of energy flow. It has roots in the martial arts and today Tai Chi is practiced for great health benefits as well as moving meditation, building awareness and spiritual perspective.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Killing Joke Trailer
This is the first R-Rated animated film from DC and I hope it will be as good as the comic book written by Alan Moore - yes, THAT Alan Moore of Watchman fame. Mark Hamill is back as the Joker with Kevin Conroy at Batman. This is the one where Barbara Gordon is shot and paralyzed and the Commissioner Gordon is tortured. In the end of the comic book I believe that Batman killed the Joker but that scene is ambiguous at best. I hope he does kill him in the film because that is the point of the book - how far does the Joker have to push Batman to get our hero to kill someone in cold blood?
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It looks bad, insofar as the animation is in that crude style and, especially, the actor doing Batman isn't any good.
And they changed the dialogue! Why not keep that iconic opening monologue: "Hello. I came to talk. About me. About you." What's the point of altering it?
Oh well.
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Learning how to remove Clorox odor from hands is important if you clean often. Bleach is great for cleaning because it has the ability to kill germs. It can be used to clean kitchens, bathrooms, and even your laundry. The problem with Clorox bleach is that it contains a strong odor that may stick to your hands when you use it. This odor can quickly get on your nerves, so you will want to remove it as soon as possible.
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- Place your hands under the faucet to get them wet.
- Sprinkle baking soda on your hands and rub them together. Do this for at least 60 seconds. Baking soda is an odor absorber, and will take away the Clorox bleach smell.
- Rinse your hands off under the running water.
- Smell your hands to make sure the Clorox odor is gone. If not, move on to step five.
- Pour vinegar in a bowl. Stick your hands in the bowl and let them soak for two to three minutes. Vinegar also has the ability to get rid of strong odors and will take away any odor that still remains after you use the baking soda.
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United take deserved away day points
Joe Garner made his first start for the club since his return on a one-month loan last week and fellow new arrival Kallum Higginbotham took a place on the bench as United travelled to the impressive Ricoh Arena for their latest league one fixture.
And it was another very good all-round performance, in front of 951 travelling fans, with goals from Danny Cadamarteri and Danny Livesey which sealed a deserved three points.
"This was a very good performance and I thought we just about deserved the win," manager Greg Abbott said. "We rode our luck at the end a little bit but you would expect a side with this quality to come at us.
"I'd like to say that everybody at this club has been fantastic with us. They've made us feel more than welcome and we really appreciate that. Mark [Robins] has come in and I have no doubt he will turn them around as they have the nucleus of a very good team.
"I have to give credit to our lads because they have defended as a unit and they've created their chances. We've worked hard and controlled long spells so we can take a lot of confidence from it as we go into a massive cup game on Wednesday."
The Cumbrians had the first chance of the day when Murphy glanced a deep free kick from McGovern right at the keeper. Joe Garner followed that up with a wild volley as a half clearance fell at his feet and Coventry struggled to get going as the visitors closed down and scrapped for every loose ball.
The Sky Blues registered their first moment of danger on 14 minutes when McSheffrey arrived late on the edge of the box. He had space but he dragged his right foot shot well wide of the target.
Gillespie was able to claim a looping header from Wood as Coventry committed men forward and determination from McGoldrick created the first clear-cut opening of the day when he beat Livesey to a ball over the top. His low cross whisked across the face of the six-yard box but McSheffrey couldn't quite get there as he slid in to get a touch.
Carlisle regained control as the midfield closed ranks and they earned a penalty from nothing as Garner appeared to be fouled inside the box. Danny Cadamarteri took charge of the spot kick and sent Joe Murphy the wrong way as he stroked the ball into the bottom corner.
Coventry went close to restoring parity with their next attack as Baker broke clear. His shot was touched by a full stretch Mark Gillespie and that took McGoldrick out of the equation. McSheffrey managed to keep the ball in and his eyes lit up as the goal opened up in front of him. It was a tight angle and he wheeled away in disappointment as he smashed his effort into the side netting.
It was a short-lived reprieve for Carlisle though as a shot from Fleck grazed Murphy's head and went over the bar for a corner. The set piece was cleared but Baker lobbed it back into the area as United tried to regroup. McGoldrick held his ground and picked his spot with a neatly placed nod down.
United responded well with some good possession play and a cross from Cadamarteri cannoned into Garner. He stumbled at the near post and Joe Murphy ignored his attempt at a back heel as he gratefully dropped on top of the loose ball.
Baker was in the thick of the action again just after the break when he twisted and turned his way into the area. He had options left and right but he went for a shot which Gillespie pushed behind.
McGovern brought the save of the day out of Murphy as Carlisle got forward with intent when Garner cushioned a Cadamarteri cross into his path. His volley was crisp and needed a two-handed parry to stop it from going in.
McGovern turned provider from the resulting corner and Danny Livesey muscled his way through a gaggle of bodies to make the cross his own. He was able to punch the air in celebration as his header whistled into the top corner.
Carlisle looked good for their lead and a cross from Robson was just an inch in front of McGovern as he threw himself at getting a touch.
Coventry made changes and threw caution to the wind as they went in search of an equaliser, and a shot from Fleck spun just wide as it deflected off Peter Murphy and wrong-footed Gillespie.
And McGoldrick smashed an instinctive effort off the upright as he tried to find the finish to unlock the increasingly stubborn defence.
Substitute Cody McDonald was next to hit the woodwork as he found a yard to prod the ball past Gillespie. Chantler hooked it clear as it bounced around dangerously inside the box.
"I don't think we were as good with the ball as we could have been, but we defended well as a team," Livesey said. "It's always nice to score and it's been a while since I got a winner. It was a great ball from JP [McGovern] and it was just a case of me gambling and getting in there. It's set us up nicely for the game against Tottenham now."
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What I love about museums has changed radically, entirely in response to having two children. I now look for something different. When I go with my children I'm looking for space, something that engages them, and things we can enjoy together.
I went to a museum on my own for the first time in about seven years this weekend. When I go alone I like to focus on three or four works. Spending four hours in a museum working my way around a collection just doesn't work for me. I'm looking for excitement – and tranquillity. I like to be stimulated in my mind, but surrounded by space and quiet. I also like to be free from commercialism. Living in London, I'm confronted by commercialism at every turn. So I like the idea of being surrounded by walls and images that are not trying to sell me anything apart from ideas.
It's wonderful that museums and galleries in the UK are free. I took my daughter to the V&A the year before last to see the Jewellery Galleries; the idea that we could just walk in there together, without a barrier, was incredible to her, as we're so used to everything being a commercial exchange. I do believe free entry makes a difference to who is visiting our museums and why they're visiting them. As chair of judges of the Art Fund Prize, it has been wonderful to visit all sorts of institutions, and to observe the genuine cross-section of the public that visits them. I'm sure that would change if mandatory entry charges were introduced. When times are tight it would be a huge shame if free entry was to fall by the wayside.
Being chair of the judges of the Art Fund Prize is a truly exciting and a great responsibility. The sum of money involved is huge – £100,000. The prize is awarded in recognition of originality and excellence in a museum or gallery in the UK, and is the largest single arts prize in the country, sponsored by the eponymous charity which exists to help museums and galleries buy works of art.
It has been interesting to visit the 11 long-listed galleries, either alone or as a group. I went on a "secret squirrel visit" to one museum last weekend, and a gallery volunteer asked me, "If you like our museum can you vote for it?" and handed me a voting flyer. Being a judge I'd probably be precluded from taking part in the public vote. But it showed me that being long-listed really does make a difference to the people who work so hard for museums. For me, it's also a brilliant opportunity to spend more time in museums. Now I've got a reason to visit all these fabulous places, and call it "work".
If I could create a new museum anywhere in the UK, I would create a museum on the island of Iona. My second daughter is called Iona, and I chose her name partly because the Scottish colourists, who are among my favourite groups of painters, painted a lot of their pictures on the island of Iona. So I would curate an exhibition of Scottish colourist paintings there. If somebody wants to give me £25m, I'd use it wisely.
Kids these days think of museums as extremely interesting places where fabulous things happen, and I think that's because more museums and galleries engage children when they're really young. I'm grateful for that, because once kids think about museums as exciting places at a young age, when they're 12, 18 and 25 those connections have already been made. The main difficulty in taking children to museums is the lack of space. I try to take them early in the day. There's a spread in my daughters' ages – one is three and a half and the other is nine – so often my husband and I will split up and take one each. My daughter did a sleepover recently at the Science Museum, and next term she's doing one at another national museum. She doesn't think of museums as places where you have to shut up and be bored. For her they're a big treat. Recently I took my younger daughter Iona to explore the basement of the Science Museum where I found a place where she was able to play with water. It was a really fun discovery. That's one of the upsides of living in London with children – you have these incredible places, and they're free. Both my kids are forming quite an attachment to the museums of London, which is good thing. And to think that there are a further 1,800 museums and galleries across the UK; the wealth of culture and excitement across the land is unimaginable.
My earliest memory of a museum visit was with my grandfather, who was an amateur artist and did beautiful watercolours. I must have been about five or six. He took me to Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow – a beautiful, red sandstone building which sits in a handsome part of the city. I remember him explaining quite a lot about the building from the outside. The scale of it fired up my excitement. Everything seemed giant – these giant stone steps and giant colonnades. My grandfather led me through these beautiful corridors and kept saying to me "Come and see this", and I remember wondering what he was taking me to. We walked through these vaulted colonnades to an upstairs corridor and then at the end, spot lit, was this very dramatic painting. It was Christ of St John and the Cross by Salvador Dali, which is today immensely popular – in fact readers of the Herald newspaper voted it Scotland's favourite painting in 2005. I just remember staring at it, feeling as if the figure in the painting was real. Later on I worked as an au pair in Barcelona, and I made a trip just outside the city to the Dali museum in Figueres. So I think those early connections are important in the way they propel you to see related things.
It's wonderful when you stumble upon a museum by chance. That happened to me in Barcelona. I lived there for only six months and I made a stand-out discovery. Tucked away in the city's back streets, I happened upon the Picasso Museum, which is filled with the artist's early works. I had studied art and history of art A-level so I was familiar with his famous, more recent pieces, but I was fascinated to discover lesser known gems like his pastels from the early 1900s. Nowadays I travel to California a lot, and one of my favourite international museums is the Getty in Santa Monica. It's a really uplifting, tremendous piece of architecture, and the collection is spectacular. I went there for the first time last year with my husband, and I had only an hour and a half. I intend to go back soon and have a good look around.
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New Port Richey, Florida (The Weekly Vice) Christopher Bukowski, a 39-year-old Florida man, was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly tried to choke his wife.
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Simmons & Simmons is losing leading telecoms partner Chris Watson to Allen & Overy.
Watson has a close relationship with some of the biggest names in the industry, say sources. Clients include Telewest Communications, One2One, Deutsche Telekom/France Telecom, and Global Telesystems Inc.
Simmons refuses to accept Watson is head of telecoms, despite the firm's entry in at least one prominent legal directory.
The firm claims it has only department heads rather than practice heads. Robert Hodges, Simmons' spokesman, says: "He is not head of anything," adding: "Not even [of] the bike sheds."
Watson's departure will be a bitter blow to the firm. There is likely to be a tussle for Telewest, the £5bn UK telecoms giant, and one of Watson's biggest clients. He was seconded to the company in the mid 1990s.


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A story of running away...feel free to add. Not really sure where it's going yet though.
Deep within the realm of a bubble
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By: KURTIS LARSON
Has a 1-0 win ever felt so uneasy?
"On another day we finish one or two more chances and go to Honduras two or three goals up," Dwayne De Rosario said while walking to the changing room.
The players didn't know what to feel following Terry Vaughn's final whistle, neither did the 18,000 plus in attendance.
"We created a lot of chances but the disappointment was that we didn't put a second goal away," Preki reiterated in his post-game remarks. "We'll take the result right now and we have seven days to get ready for the return game."
TFC controlled things from the beginning playing with an extremely high back four and pressuring Motagua everywhere on the field. Pre-season jitters and rust showed early in the game as the Hondurans mis-played a number of balls and had difficulty holding possession and getting into the attack early.
The pressure eventually lead to TFC striking early after pouncing on a mistake deep in Motagua's half.
In the 20th minute a sloppy back pass saw TFC's O'Brian White break up the play allowing De Rosario to pounce on the loose ball and create a two-on-one situation alongside Chad Barrett. De Rosario slid the ball across to Barrett who tucked the ball away from the penalty spot to take a 1-0 early lead.
"I think we had the better of chances throughout the game," Barrett told reporters. "It's a great result to take out of here and it's better than our first game against Puerto Rico last year."
"We are going to have a game plan going to (Honduras)," Preki went on to say. "We're happy we didn't give away a goal in the end but we had plenty of chances to score again. The goals are not coming easy for us right now."
Toronto were never going to be comfortable with anything short of a two-goal lead heading into next week's return leg. Julian de Guzman, O'Brian White and Jacob Peterson all failed to convert multiple half-chances in the second half, making missed opportunities the favored storyline.
After allowing the Hondurans to stay close throughout the 90 minutes, Motagua came close to punishing Toronto late, almost putting TFC's hopes of advancing out of reach.
In the 84th minute a quick exchange at the top of the penalty area saw Motagua's Georgie Welcome in on goal. Playing in his first competitive game since the World Cup, the Honduran international slid the ball across the face of goal to an unmarked Esdras Padilla who fanned on an absolute sitter.
"The team was a little nervous," Motagua head coach Ramon Maradiaga told reporters through a translator. "In the second half the game was quite even. We hope we can turn it around next week and in a way, we were quite happy with the result."
TFC made five changes to the lineup that drew with Dallas on the weekend, leaving some to speculate about Preki's commitment to come away in better position ahead of next weeks return leg in Honduras. Still, critics couldn't deny the number of chances that were created and then squandered.
In the 18th minute O'Brian White had his best chance to score after finding himself alone at the top of the penalty area. His first touch took him too far into the box allowing a Motagua defender to slide in at the last moment and deny the one-on-one attempt with the keeper.
In the 36th minute De Guzman had his best chance of the game after receiving a through ball from White. The Canadian International appeared to be in alone on goal, but instead took the ball away from goal and saw a weak left-footed attempt claimed by the keeper.
Minutes later Chad Barrett was put clean through on goal after receiving a splitting pass from De Rosario. Looking to tally his second goal of the match, Barrett's first touch was so poor it allowed a chasing Motagua defender to catch up and thwart the promising chance.
"We have a game against Kansas City coming up and after that we have a day or two to figure out what we're going to do in Honduras," Barrett said. "We're going to need a lot of players to step up."
In past years a 1-0 result would not have been good enough heading into a difficult game in Central America. That said, Adrian Cann and Nana Attakora were mistake free once again, giving the Reds a real chance in such a difficult environment.
The question remains, what kind of game plan will Preki deploy in Honduras? Is the league at the point yet where an MLS side can go into Honduras with a one goal advantage and defend for 90 minutes, or is pushing for an away goal paramount in this situation?
A draw for Toronto and they're through to the group stages. An early goal for the Hondurans would likely seal TFC's fate.
TFC survived a pretty sloppy effort from joseph nane in the middle of the park – how many balls did he give away!?
Peterson was worse
I agree with you about Nane – in the first half. I thought he was much much better in the second.
DC Josh
I haven't had the chance to see many Toronto matches this season. But here are my thoughts from last night:
1) They looked sluggish and lacked chemistry.
2) De Guzman's touch is horrific. I don't understand how he played in La Liga with those brick feet.
3) There were at least 2 chances that Toronto should have scored, but they were horrible in front of the goal. Too many shots over or wide of the goal when they should at least test the goalie.
How did he play in La Liga? Because he's a defending midfielder! Plain and simple, he isn't an attacking force because that isn't his game. He should be the one playing in the position Nane was playing in, because although he isn't an attacking player, he's very good at breaking up plays, and MUCH MUCH MUCH better than Sanyang or Nane at passing the ball to creative players like De Ro. He is a destroyer, just on a higher level than most MLS players, and that is what TFC has to realize, he is not going to put balls in the back of the net, he is going to do what he does best. Which just happens to be defend.
DC Josh
Thanks. Makes sense. To be honest I thought he was an attacking midfielder. He was pushed up behind DeRo most of the game.
I would not want to be in the locker room with Preki after that one … TFC should have scored 5 or 6. Good goal Barrett, but we need so much more from you.
Good luck in Honduras, TFC. You're gonna need it.
Myles B
I agree, he was all over the place. He could barely clear a ball in the first half but then juggling the ball around four Motagua players in the second!


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India Black is one of Victorian London's most respected madams—not a bloody postmistress. So when Colonel Francis Mayhew forwards a seemingly innocuous shipping bill to her address, she's puzzled. And when three thugs bust down her door, steal the envelope, and rough up both her and fellow agent French…well, that's enough to make India Black see red.
The veteran spies soon discover that Mayhew has been butchered in his own bedroom. An impromptu investigation leads them to London's docks, where India makes a startling discovery she can't bear to tell the rakish French—she has a history with their chief suspect, the gentleman thief who once stole her heart.
- Series: A Madam of Espionage Mystery (Book 4)
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- Publisher: Berkley Trade (February 4, 2014)
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After a career as a lawyer and corporate executive, Carol K. Carr turned to writing. India Black is her first book. She lives in the Missouri Ozarks with her husband and two German Shepherds. You can visit her website at www.carolkcarr.com
I am and have always been a big fan of India Black. She is a no-bullshit kinda girl and that's my kinda girl. As you can see from my previous reviews, I have loved every single book. This one is no different. If I could give it 6 stars, I would!
India has a touch more banter on her this time around. I really feel her clever wit coming out more and more, but this book I was loving it. Carol has written this exceptional female, who has more sass and sexiness than anyone around. She is one madam that ladies could admire. I do.
French kinda irked me this time around. Like, you are betrothed so either kick her to the curb, (who cares about doing the right thing), or just let it go and be upfront to India. I think it makes him lose some of that allure we already have. I mean he really starts to look like a wimp a bit, in the relationship department anyway.
Vincent seems to have matured now and I really like that, but felt he had a minor role in the book. Did I mind? Not really.
The story around this Mayhew guy was pretty cool. I had to wonder why she got this package and the mystery around his death. It was a solid mystery that I got lost in. It helped lots of people got beat up or shot at. I go for that.
The ending left me thinking there will be more, but in Africa. I hope I'm right!!


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Out of the Darkness (1985)
Release: October 12, 1985
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A gripping thriller telling the true story of the hunt and capture of David Berkowitz, a.k.a. \"Son of Sam\" - the infamous serial killer who stalked New York City in the 1970s.
Director: Jud Taylor
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Police in Boston search for a mad bomber trying to extort money from the city.
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The Wrong Arm of the Law (1963)
Release: May 17, 1963
afdah The Wrong Arm of the Law (1963)
The crooks in London know how it works. No one carries guns and no one resists the police. Then a new gang appears that go one better. They dress as police and steal from the crooks. This upset\'s the natural order of the police/criminal relationship and the police and the crooks join forces to catch the IPOs (Impersonating Police Officers), including an armored car robbery in which the police must help the gangs to set a trap.
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afdah Border Incident (1949)
Mexican and American federal agents tackle a vicious gang exploiting illegal farm workers in southern California.
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An art student living with his sister is actually a maniac strangling dancers and prostitutes. One victim\'s sister starts looking for him...
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La polizia è sconfitta (1978)
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Protection rackets are running wild in the streets of Italy. The poor shopkeepers are fed up, but feel they are powerless against the muscle of the ever-increasing criminal gangs. The baddie of all baddies, a psychopath named Valli (Mezzogiorno) is not only the king fish all the cops want to catch, but is also a vicious killer and even a ?phone bomber?, a guy who exacts payment by placing bombs in telephones, so when someone calls your business ? kaboom. But Valli has met his match in the take-no-guff police commissioner Grifi (Bozzuffi). Grifi wants to clean up the streets, so, noticing that he and his force are not dealing with ordinary criminals, they come up with an extraordinary solution. Saying ?simple cops can?t beat ?em ? we need commandos?, Grifi forms the , a highly trained band of law enforcement that ride super-fast motorbikes and shoot to kill. But will it be enough to stop Valli? Find out today!
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So You Want to Be a Detective (1948)
Release: June 26, 1948
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The Cory Quirino Kidnap: NBI Files (2003)
Release: March 26, 2003
afdah The Cory Quirino Kidnap: NBI Files (2003)
Director: Carlo J. Caparas
Cast: Ara Mina, Alessandra de Rossi, Zoren Legaspi, Ian De Leon, Edu Manzano, Reynaldo Wycoco, Mon Confiado, Paolo Rivero, Tommy Abuel, Bobby Andrews, Boots Anson-Roa, Richard Arellano, Robert Arevalo, Celso Ad. Castillo, Paquito Diaz
At Point Blank (2003)
Release: January 09, 2004
afdah At Point Blank (2003)
A group of very efficient robbers strikes banks in downtown area of Stockholm. Detective Klara and commanding officer Krona takes on the case.
Director: Peter Lindmark
Cast: Sofia Helin, Mikael Persbrandt, Stefan Sauk, Stina Ekblad, Peter Franzén, Jarmo Mäkinen, Steve Aalam, Stina Zacco, Stig Engström, Irma Schultz, Simon Averin-Markström, Jens Hultén, Fred Johanson, Jan Holmquist, Daniel Larsson
afdah Shadows In An Empty Room (1976)
An Ottawa police captain searches for the person who poisoned his sister, who was attending the university in Montreal. So desperate is he for revenge that he begin to use his own brutal methods to find the killer. Soon he discovers that not everything is what he thought it was.
Director: Alberto De Martino
Cast: Anthony Forrest, Carole Laure, Gayle Hunnicutt, Jean LeClerc, Jean Marchand, John Saxon, Julie Wildman, Martin Landau, Peter MacNeill, Stuart Whitman, Tisa Farrow
The Census Taker (1984)
Release: June 30, 1984
afdah The Census Taker (1984)
George and Martha Day (Greg Mullavey, Meredith MacRae) are a typical suburban couple who live in the peaceful neighborhood of Appleton located above Los Angeles. Harvey McGraw (Garrett Morris) is the census taker who's in charge of checking the community's population. The Days willingly invite McGraw in, but the simple questionnaire turns more personal that it angers the couple and they accidentally shoot him in the forehead. They are then forced to hide McGraw's body and remove any evidence from their guests, one is an detective. Before long, the detective discovers the body and George and Martha's future is in jeopardy.
Director: Bruce R Cook
Cast: Garrett Morris, Greg Mullavey, Laura Sorrenson, Meredith MacRae, Timothy Bottoms
afdah The Hard Approach (2008)
Takes the viewer through one man's plot to retrieve his business partner's life insurance. Let us hope this boiling pot keeps its lid shut.
Director: Ryan Matthew Chan
Fallguy (1962)
Release: August 24, 1962
afdah Fallguy (1962)
A teenager trying to help an accident victim finds himself enmeshed in political corruption and racketeering and charged with a murder he didn't commit.
Director: Donn Harling
Cast: Ben Young, Dick O'Neill, Fabian Dean, George Mitchell
I Met a Murderer (1939)
Release: March 04, 1939
afdah I Met a Murderer (1939)
Farmer Mark Warrow lives an unhappy existence with his shrewish wife Martha. His only happiness comes from his dog. When his wife loses her temper and kills his beloved pet, Warrow snaps and murders Martha. He goes on the run and comes across a young woman in a caravan. She gives him a lift and unbeknownst to him, she recognizes him and plans to write a book called "". She unexpectedly falls for him as the police close in.
Cast: Esma Cannon, James Harcourt, James Mason, John Brooking, Pamela Mason, Peter Coke, Peter Popp, Sylvia Coleridge, William Devlin
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