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The last 12 months have left movie execs grinning from ear to ear. For the first time in three years, ticket sales have increased, with the box office giving Hollywood a record $10.8 billion in earnings. Of course, this just means that expectations for 2013 are even higher.
Yet, with the upcoming crop of films, why shouldn't they be? From Robert Downey Jr's return as Tony Stark in "Iron Man 3" to Leo's turn as Gatsby to the next "Hunger Games" chapter "Catching Fire" to, yes, an "Anchorman" sequel, next year boasts some very high-profile projects.
So, just to get you psyched for the new year, Moviefone has put together a list of 25 films to look forward to in 2013. Keep an eye out in the next 12 months for more a detailed preview of other new releases.
'Gangster Squad'
Release Date: 01/11/2013 What It's About: From director Ruben Fleischer ("Zombieland"), "Gangster Squad" follows a group of 1940s rouge cops (Ryan Gosling, Josh Brolin) who will stop at nothing to catch L.A.'s most wanted criminal (Sean Penn).
'Movie 43'
Release Date: 01/25/2013 What It's About: Starring 28 (!) celebrities, directors ranging from Peter Farrelly to James Gunn to Brett Ratner plumb the depths of the "ensemble comedy" to bring you just pure and total insanity. There's bathroom humor galore, leprechauns, sexually transmitted diseases -- a regular cornucopia of comedy.
'Identity Thief'
Release Date: 02/08/2013 What It's About: From "Horrible Bosses" director, Seth Gordon, Jason Bateman plays a man whose identity has been stolen by a frosted-hair shop-a-holic, played by Melissa McCarthy.
'A Good Day to Die Hard'
Release Date: 02/14/2013 What It's About: John McClane is heading to Russia, with his son, played by Jai Courtney, and soon finds himself amid something familiar: terrorist hijinks.
'Oz: The Great and Powerful'
Release Date: 03/08/2013 What It's About: James Franco stars as Oscar Diggs, a conniving magician who has his own black-and-white tornado-of-sorts and ends up in the world of Oz and attempts to become the great wizard of his dreams.
'Pain and Gain'
Release Date: 04/26/2013 What It's About: Based on Pete Collins's Miami New Times series, "Pain & Gain," Bay's professed "dark comedy," follows a pair of Floridian musclemen (Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson) who get mixed up in a doomed kidnapping.
'Iron Man 3'
Release Date: 05/03/2013 What It's About: Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) returns in this third installment of "Iron Man." This time around, he's facing off against his most powerful enemy yet: the Mandarin (Ben Kingsley).
'The Great Gatsby'
Release Date: 05/10/2013 What It's About: Baz Lurhmann's much-anticipated adaptation stars (swoon) Leonardo DiCaprio as the eponymous Gatsby, Tobey Maguire as Nick Carraway and Carey Mulligan as Daisy Buchanan. Also: Jay-Z on the soundtrack.
'Star Trek Into Darkness'
Release Date: 05/17/2013 What It's About: Kirk, Spock and the rest of the gang are back for J.J. Abrams's intergalactic sequel. Here, our heroes return home to "find an unstoppable force of terror," as they go up against villain John Harrison (Benedict Cumberbatch).
'The Hangover Part III'
Release Date: 05/24/2013 What It's About: According to Zach Galifianakis (Alan), the third film in the "Hangover" series will ditch the same wedding shenanigans format of the first two in the film. Though plot details are sparse, director Todd Philips told EW that "The Hangover Part III is Alan's story. He's going through a crisis after the death of his father. The Wolfpack is all he has."
'Man of Steel'
Release Date: 06/14/2013 What It's About: From Zack Snyder ("300") "Man of Steel" follows Clark Kent (Henry Cavill) who is struggling on whether to suppress his superpowers or embrace them to become the invincible dreamboat we all know and love.
'Monsters University'
Release Date: 06/21/2013 What It's About: Mike (Billy Crystal) and Sulley (John Goodman) are back in this long-awaited prequel. Set 10 years before the events of "Monsters Inc," this story focuses on the duo as they become best friends while attending college.
'World War Z'
Release Date: 06/21/2013 What It's About: The adaptation of Max Brooks's novel imagines quick-footed zombies taking over the world. The only man for the job? Family man -- and we're assuming some one-time decorated solider? -- Brad Pitt.
'The Lone Ranger'
Release Date: 07/03/2013 What It's About: The most-recent revamp of the Americana classic stars the caroonishly handsome Armie Hammer as the masked crusader and a very made-up Johnny Depp as his trusty companion, Tonto.
'Pacific Rim'
Release Date: 07/12/2013 What It's About: From director Guillermo del Toro, the film follows a group of soldiers who look to take on monsters that popped up through a portal in the Pacific Ocean. The only way to fight them? With massive robots.
'The Wolverine'
Release Date: 07/26/2013 What It's About: Hugh Jackman returns as the titular X-Men character, as he travels to Japan to meet a samurai warrior, Shingen Yashida.
Release Date: 08/09/2013 What It's About: Neil Blomkamp's follow-up to his enormously popular 2009 sci-fi flick "District 9." Set in 2159, the film follows Max (Matt Damon), a man who attempts to bring harmony to a world that has been split into two, with the wealthy living on a space station and the rest of the population on a ruined Earth.
Release Date: 09/20/2013 What It's About: From director Ron Howard comes the true story of Formula 1 champion driver Niki Lauda, played by Chris Hemsworth. The film focuses on Lauda's 1976 crash.
'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For'
Release Date: 10/04/2013 What It's About: The long-awaited sequel to Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez's masterful 2005 flick will see the return of Mickey Rourke (Marv), Jessica Alba (Nancy Callahan) and Rosario Dawson (Gail).
'Ender's Game'
Release Date: 11/01/2013 What It's About: Based on the popular novel by Orson Scott Card, the film follows the story of Ender Wiggin (Asa Butterfield), a gifted child who ends up at a military school in space to prepare for an invasion from the Formics. Harrison Ford stars as Commander Hyrum Graff.
'Thor: The Dark World'
Release Date: 11/08/2013 What It's About: Chris Hemsworth is back as the prince of Asgard, as he faces off against an ancient race led by the evil Malekith. Also returning will be Natalie Portman as Jane Foster and the always entertaining Tom Hiddleston as Loki.
'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire'
Release Date: 11/22/2013 What It's About: The sequel to Suzanne Collins's gangbuster hit, "Catching Fire" reunites Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) and the rest of the gang in another epic test of survival.
'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug'
Release Date: 12/13/2013 What It's About: The story of J.R.R. Tolkien's "Hobbit" continues in the second of three prequel films from director Peter Jackson. The film, like its predecessor, will adapt tales form both "The Hobbit" and Tolkien's other works, including "The Silmarillion"
'Saving Mr.Banks'
Release Date: 12/20/2013 What It's About: The true story of author P.L. Travers traveling from London to Hollywood to meet with Walt Disney, as his company plans on adapting her book "Mary Poppins" for the big screen. Travers will be played by Emma Thompson, and the part of Disney will go to Tom Hanks. Early Oscar favorite, anyone?
'Anchorman: The Legend Continues'
Release Date: 12/20/2013 What It's About: Ron Burgundy is back, in this highly-anticipated sequel, the details of which have yet to be released in full. The only thing we know, per director Adam McKay, is that there will be some type of custody battle. Get excited!


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You would be forgiven for thinking that I've been caught and stranded at the outer rim of Eyjafjallajökull this past month, so light has my posting been. But I have a note from my Mum, and a handy excuse, for I, along with my sister, the legendary Misssy A, have been attending to our duties as the oldest bridesmaids in town. This is not an easy task. The hen night was last week and given our advancing ages this event had to be carefully planned to avoid the pitfalls that a bride and maids of usual wedding-y ages would be able to sidestep with ease, but those past the age of 35 might have difficulty in surviving.
These include:
Drinking in the afternoon where there are no handy cots or beds upstairs to have a wee lie down on around teatime.
There is a point in a woman's life where even the taste of a brandy snap or a rum truffle before teatime can have her needing a disco nap before long. Unfortunately the "toon" hasn't cottoned onto the money making extravaganza that's to be had with the invention of coin-operated pubside sleeping capsules, so either drink up and man up, or have a cup of tea instead and declare your life over. And no, phoneboxes do not count as coin operated sleeping capsules. A policeman kindly told me that.
What would a hen night be without a group of women tunelessly belting "Stand by your Man" or "I Beg your Pardon, I Never Promised you a Rose Garden" depending on what mood you left your husband in to go out subjecting him to lone parenting the kids overnight. The bride wanted karaoke, but the last time she did karaoke she sat on the lap of a stranger and serenaded him like she was Jane McDonald when she used to work on that cruise ship. Sadly for her, we could not find a karaoke bar that wasn't a safe enough distance from Aberdeen's notorious harbour area, so that plan was safely detonated, with no-one getting seriously harmed.
Someone always brings a sex toy along for a laugh
Misguided Ann Summers contributions abound on these occasions, and it's usually from the person you'd least expect, like the bride's Mum's unmarried cousin or the quiet girl in Accounts you had to invite because she invited you to her Born Again Christening celebrations. Yes there's always one hen at a hen night who has popped into Ann Summers beforehand and gone a bit mad. Made up statistics suggest that 70% of all Ann Summers purchases are joke purchases. So much so that the vast majority of the stores' more mechanical devices don't even have working parts, as their main objective is to be screamed at and thrown about a bar hysterically, so why bother? Know this; the bride of advancing years does not want the gift of pants that don't have a hardy gusset attached, and is more likely to put chocolate body paint on her kids sandwiches for their packed lunch when she realises there's nothing else in the cupboard.
Health Issues
The following symptoms of a hen night on a bride and her hens of more mature years are numerous. Known side effects can include :
-Skin rash from the scratchy fake veil the other hens insisted the bride wear the entire night.
-Vomiting- blame it on that dodgy seafood starter you had all you like but remember one thing, you did drink more tonight that you have in the last three years combined. And you haven't drunk a Guinness since you were in the student union in 1990, so why the need for one tonight with a tequila chaser?
-Thrush- Even though you were disgusted at the time with the pair of PVC pants that your boss brought to the hen night with the zip down the front, it's now 1am and you've got them on and are dancing to Nik Kershaw's "Wouldn't it be Good?" in a retro 80's theme club night. Luckily someone else gave you Canesten Duo as a hen present so it's all good.
-Burns- You gave up smoking before you had your kids over ten years ago, but suddenly you fancy a cigarette because you are hammered. Not only do you try and light the wrong end but once you've got the blasted thing going you try to tidy your hair up with that handy handbag sized hairspray you've got in your bag, and end up with severe chemical burns as the lit end ignites the hairspray and causes a blue flash that can be seen the other end of town.
Your homing device no longer works
Time was you had a reliable inbuilt homing chip that was known to get you safely back into your bed from wherever you had ended up on a night out, with no actual memory the next day of what route you had taken or even who you had been with. This device, like any mechanical equipment will fall into disrepair if not used regularly. They've even changed where the taxi ranks are since you were last out a million years ago, so it's a good thirty minutes before you realise you are actually standing in a nightclub queue. If your homing device is knackered, get a hotel room or have your husband collect you and suffer his ridicule and possible disgust if an overnight pass has not been previously negotiated.
This post is dedicated to the lovely Sezza who will be married to her man AT BLOODY LAST on 29th May 2010. Congratulations to you both.
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The Logan County Sheriff's Department, along with the South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force (SCKDTF), are cracking down on illegal drug activity in Logan County. Over the past several weeks there have been numerous raids and arrests resulting from the alleged manufacturing, use and sale of illegal drugs in the community, most notably methamphetamine.
Within the last four days, law enforcement agencies have arrested six individuals from four separate raids in both north and south Logan County.
Logan County Sheriff Wallace Whittaker says this is a combined effort of law enforcement agencies to take drugs off the streets in Logan County. He added that his department will continue to fight illegal drug activity and wants the community to help by reporting any strange behavior within their communities.
Whittaker believes this send a strong message to those who are involved in illegal drug activity, that the community will not tolerate this type of behavior any longer.
On Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, sheriff Wallace Whittaker, along with deputies of the Logan County Sheriff's Department, agents of the South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force and agents from the Logan County Probation and Parole, arrived at a residence located at 120 Bullock Lane in Lewisburg. The sheriff and other law enforcement personnel were acting on information which was discovered during a lengthy narcotics investigation.
Upon arrival at the residence, a vehicle immediately tried to leave the area. Sgt. Clint Wright initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle due to the ongoing investigation. The driver of the vehicle, identified as 40-year-old Robert L. Rhodes of the residence in question, was eventually placed under arrest due to Operating a Vehicle on a Suspended Operators License. Rhodes was also believed to be under the influence of methamphetamine and was also charged with Driving Under the Influence of Drugs, as well as several other traffic related charges.
As the sheriff and other personnel approached the residence, contact was made with Crystal Rhodes (Welborn), who also resides at the residence in question. Mrs. Rhodes, who is on active probation for prior drug related charges, gave the sheriff and officers both written and verbal consent to search her residence. During the search, numerous items of drug paraphernalia, used hypodermic needles (used to inject methamphetamine as well as morphine), and at least two small baggies of methamphetamine were recovered from inside the residence.
Mrs. Rhodes was immediately drug tested, due to the fact of her active probation status, and tested positive for methamphetamine use. She was immediately taken into custody by Probation and Parole agents and lodged in the Logan County Detention Center.
Sheriff Whittaker and officers also discovered Mrs. Rhodes' four month old child, which also resides in the residence in question. Whittaker notified the Office of Child Protective Services and the child was removed from the residence and eventually taken into State Custody. Mr. Rhodes was also lodged in the Logan County Detention Center.
Sheriff Whittaker states that this is an ongoing investigation and expects numerous other arrests to take place in the near future.
On Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, sheriff Wallace Whittaker, along with the South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force was conducting a drug investigation when they received information relating to a subject identified as 42-year-old Corey Holland. Whittaker and DTF agents were familiar with Holland due to prior drug arrests.
Whittaker and agents arrived at Holland's residence at 2098 Holland Road, Russellville, and made contact with him. Holland gave written and verbal consent to allow the sheriff and agents to conduct a search of his property. During the search inside the residence, marijuana was located in the bedroom under a mattress. As the search continued, the sheriff and agents located a methamphetamine lab inside a small building on the property. Numerous items used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine were also located in the general area. Agents of the DFT located numerous items used in manufacturing methamphetamine in a "burn pile" near the Holland residence.
Holland was placed under arrest and during the search of his person, a small plastic baggie of suspected methamphetamine was found inside his pants pocket.
Holland was transported to the Logan County Detention Center and charged with manufacturing methamphetamine, possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance first degree (methamphetamine) and possession of drug paraphernalia.
On Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, the South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force and the Logan County Sheriff's Department served a search warrant at 73 Dunmor Deerlick Road in Lewisburg. They seized from the property $598 in cash, prescription pills, 21 bottles of alcohol, digital scales, and a .45 cal. handgun.
Jimmy Henderson, of the above address, was cited for prescription drugs in an improper container and possession of drug paraphernalia. The investigation is still ongoing.
On Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013, sheriff Wallace Whittaker of the Logan County Sheriff's Department received information of a possible active meth lab at the home of 40-year-old Jody D. Skaggs of 50 Berea Church Road in South Logan County.
Upon arrival by the sheriff and numerous deputies, a "one step methamphetamine lab" was located in the rear yard of the residence. Several male subjects were arrested at the scene.
Skaggs was found to be in possession of a small baggie of suspected methamphetamine along with items of drug paraphernalia. Joseph S. Corbett, 32, of 103 McArthur Street, Russellville, was also found to be in possession of a small baggie of suspected methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. Both subjects were lodged in the Logan County Detention Center. Both Skaggs, who is an active parolee, and Corbett will be charged with manufacturing methamphetamine at a later date.
Sheriff Whittaker was assisted at the scene by Captain David Kitchens, Sgt. Clint Wright and deputy Seth Williford, all of the Logan County Sheriff's Department and agents of the South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force.


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Farnell Student Arrested for Faking Threat Against School
Hillsborough deputies say the 13-year-old filed a false police report.
A 13-year-old Farnell Middle School student was arrested this morning after deputies say he fueled rumors of violence on the Westchase campus.
The official charge was filing a false police report, a Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office media release said.
The incident began yesterday when the teen, whose name is not being released, reported graffiti on his driveway. The graffiti, written in dark magic marker, said: "From Con to FL Farnell UR Next!!"
When deputies responded to the home, the boy told them he had no idea who could have written the threat on his driveway, the release said.
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Deputies arrested the boy at the school this morning. He told them he wasn't threatening the school, but was "scared the Connecticut shooter was still alive and could next attack Farnell Middle School," the release said. The boy told deputies the Newtown, Conn., shootings were the talk of the school and he "had to write it down" to get it out of his head.
The teen did say he knew how serious the crime was and that he was sorry.
A 15-year-old girl from Armwood High School was also arrested this week after creating a fake Facebook account and posting threats against that school, the release said.
Hillsborough County schools have also had two incidents involving bullets found on buses this week. Campuses across the county remain on modified lockdown following the shootings in Connecticut.
Jennifer S.
7:39 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
My child isn't in the school system yet but I hope our county has a zero tolerance policy with this stuff. These children have to have more respect and understand this is NOT funny, not after a tragedy...not ever.
Sherri Lonon
8:51 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
The boy's name is not being released due to his age.
8:57 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
I go here and they act like this is the first bad thing that happened, there have been way worse issues including weed getting smoked in the bathroom, oral sex in the bathroom and underage drinking.
Christian Karstendiek
9:04 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
@Anon So oral sex, weed smoking and underage drinking is worst than a chance of a kid shooting someone? Sounds a bit wrong.
Monkey Bunny
7:33 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Arrest was definitely appropriate. Zero tolerance for this behavior. I don't think the kid was scared at all. He sounds like a punk
7:48 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Zero tolerance for these punks. It probably won't be his last time being arrested
Jennifer S.
8:13 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Agreed, zero tolerance. Hopefully they let him sleep it out in jail overnight. I think the family should have to go to counseling too. I know that's not realistic but this kid needs more discipline if he thinks this is remotely funny.
Loraine Matway
4:34 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
To "anon" since you are a student at farnell, I will give you the benefit of the doubt that you are young and not yet mature since you think smoking weed, oral sex and underage drinking is the issue at this school. The shooting last Friday was a nightmare and is not even comparable to those minor issues. This boy needs to be punished and should go to counseling if he finds making a mockery of this incident funny. Also if weed, oral sex, and drinking is going on in your school lets hope you're not participating and for that matter all parents should re evaluate where they are sending their kids to school. The kids doing that should be ashamed at what a disgrace they are turning the school into. It's disgusting.
11:06 am on Thursday, December 20, 2012
It seems like "anon" is being ridiculed for thinking issues in their school aren't important, yet parents are being ridiculed for sending their kids to such a school. Just stop pointing fingers, three more are pointing back. Did you read the article? The way it's stated, seems the child is seriously traumatized by what happened, and didn't plan to do anything but attempt to relieve their paranoia and anxiety. Which, to a young person, makes incidents that are happening, have a very high likelihood of continuing to happen, and are worsening their school experience, a much bigger issue. Listen to these kids, don't dismiss them and write off everything they do as "what is wrong with America" or as their parent's doing, that's how things like this happen in the first place. Just try giving a damn about what they're experiencing and saying, it's not that hard if you open your eyes and shut the hell up.
6:55 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Wow krystal. Very well written. I pulled our daughter out of that school after one year. She went from a's and b's to d's and f's. Got into fights and the school itself changed . Shes at ph middle now and back on the honor roll. I seriously hate what that school does to kids.
meghan williams
12:14 am on Saturday, December 22, 2012
Okay listen up all u people. I new noah. He was in one of my periods. He's not a bad kid u might thing he might be disturbed or something but he's not. It was one misake its not like it rly effected you. I mean rly people come on he's only 13 and he spend a night in jail! He didn't think it wld do anything people are all responding differnt to it. I understand it was wrong and horrible but kids make mistakes. Image wat he is going through now. I 100% garenteed he will never do anything bad like that again after being a 13 year old and going to jail for a night. Like he doesn't feel horrible already about wat u haters are writing. I bet I can find something on you and say u sld be punished. Kids make mistakes and this mistake he made will haunt him forever. Think about this and wat he's probably going through he's a good kid and watch wat u post .


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Executives of Bank of America�s Merrill Edge program have taken a page from The Christmas Carol to prompt investors to change their financial behavior: They�re offering them a glimpse of their future selves.� Through a new online tool that ages a consumer�s photo, investors can see what they�ll look like many years down the road.
The idea behind the new tool is to motivate Americans to save more for their retirement and to engage in conversations about their financial future, said Alok Prasad, head of Merrill Edge, an investment management program for mass affluent customers with $50,000 to $250,000 in investable assets.
The tool � coyly named Face Retirement -- was prompted in part by a Stanford University experiment that found that people who saw images of their age-tattered selves were more likely to save more for retirement than those who were spared the vision.�� �People who see an age-progressed rendering of themselves are more likely to allocate resources to the future,� Prasad said.
The tool, which launched Tuesday, shows investors images of what they will look like at various ages in the future. In addition, it forecasts costs of living in selected years.� For example, in 2047, the cost of living will have increased 222%, with bread going for $7.41 a loaf. It also includes an estimate of how much consumers will need to retire and the steps they can take to begin saving.�
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The tool was developed to address the retirement worries that appear to consume mass affluent consumers, according to Merrill Edge research, said Prasad.� In its most recent semiannual report on the mass affluent market, Merrill Edge found that half of mass affluent Americans have saved less than $250,000 for retirement and that 56% plan to retire later than they were compared to a year ago.
Interestingly the research found that concerns about retirement diminish when individuals are engaged and having conversations about their future retirement needs. �The level of concern goes down significantly,� said Prasad, for �consumers who are engaged, are talking about the topic, or getting advice from other professionals or friends and family.�
Indeed, greater investor engagement is a key goal of the tool.� Users are able to post pictures of their future selves on Facebook, provoking what Merrill Edge hopes will be greater dialogue among the mass affluent.
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Fleury the weak link for struggling Penguins (With Video
PHILADELPHIA — While his teammates were coughing up jargon, explaining why their goaltender is still a better alternative against the Flyers than a cardboard cutout in his likeness, Marc-Andre Fleury idled for a few moments, alone in a corner.
There he was, seated at the entrance to Pittsburgh's dressing room. Fleury pulled on a baseball cap, tugged on the brim to affix it at eye level, then prepared to answer questions regarding his porous play in the crease.
Fleury's outings largely are to blame for why the Flyers, who ran him onto the bench after six goals in two periods Sunday, thrashed the Penguins, 8-4, and staked a 3-0 lead against their in-state rivals in their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series.
Still, Penguins coach Dan Bylsma — who plugged Brent Johnson into the net for the final period of Game 3 — said he's going with Fleury Wednesday for Game 4, even though Fleury's been torched for 17 goals in this series.
So, Fleury, what do these Flyers do that frustrates you the most?
"Score goals," Fleury said.
A prophet, he is not. But the Penguins goalie is a past Stanley Cup winner. He was their team MVP this season, when he established franchise records for wins and games played. And for 82 games, he was the Penguins' rock.
But in three this postseason, he's been as soft as the pretzels they serve at Wells Fargo Center.
Try these numbers on for size: Fleury owns a 6.33 goals-against average in this series, to go along with a .797 saves percentage. Unsightly is a word that comes to the mind of outsiders. For Pittsburgh's Jordan Staal, Fleury is blameless. Continued...
"We haven't played well in front of Flower all three games, so I can't really comment on how Flower's playing," Staal said of his goaltender. "We've been playing terrible. I feel bad for Flower. He's a goaltender that has a lot of character. He's a player that's going to win some big games for us.
"I don't know how many backdoor tap-ins they had today. (It's) a not-so-good defensive effort in front of him. To give up those opportunities is costly. I could see maybe one or two a game, but to give up seven or eight of those chances, they're going to find a way to score goals."
Maybe Staal's onto something, with the Penguins permitting a few too many 3-on-2 breaks in a first period during which the Flyers took a 3-1 lead.
Danny Briere's goal, with eight minutes gone in the opening period, came off a beautiful cross-crease pass from Scott Hartnell. Fleury had no chance against Briere, who had enough space in the left side of the net to squeeze a fan or two between the pipes.
"That first one was stupid," Fleury said.
Three minutes later, on a nearly identical look, Briere scored his fourth goal of this series, generated by a crisp pass from Wayne Simmonds. Again, Fleury looked fettered to the right side of the net and couldn't shuffle into position in time.
"They had some good scoring chances, but I have to make some key saves," Fleury said. "It's been costly."
Perhaps Fleury meant to say, "I've been costly."
This game featured 149 penalty minutes, which demonstrated the level of hostility these teams have reserved for one another. Tempers flared, goals were scored and, at one point, it could have gone the Penguins' way. After all, they again were the team to strike first, behind Staal's first-period tally.
Identifying what went wrong, according to Bylsma, does not start with pointing a finger at Fleury. Continued...
"I've not talked to him," Bylsma said, "but Marc-Andre Fleury is playing in our net in Game 4.
"Games have not come down to Marc-Andre Fleury's goaltending. It's the mistakes we've made and the situations we've put our team in. I know Marc-Andre is going to be the guy in our net for the next four games."
That's if this series goes beyond Wednesday night.
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Henrico Extension accepting applications for expanded gardens program
The Henrico County office of the Virginia Cooperative Extension is accepting applications for Gardens Growing Families, a community garden program for county residents.
For a nominal fee, individuals and families will receive expert help as they grow their own vegetables in plots at the Lakeside Garden, at Vale Street and Michael Avenue, near Lakeside Avenue; and at the Alma Avenue Island Garden, near Alma and Laburnum avenues. For the first time, a new garden on West Jerald Street in Highland Springs will be available. Gardens Growing Families helps residents reduce their grocery bills by giving them a way to grow, prepare and store fresh vegetables. The program, established in 2008, includes free classes on such topics as the importance of fruit and vegetables to a healthy diet, organic insect and disease control, as well as freezing and canning. Henrico master gardeners are on site regularly to offer advice; tools and water for irrigation are provided. Participants must follow organic gardening practices, contribute time to community garden projects and meet other requirements. Fees for Gardens Growing Families range from $5 to $65 per year, based on household income, the number of gardeners per family and garden plot size. A portion of the proceeds helps to establish new community gardens and make improvements to existing gardens. Residents living near the gardens receive priority consideration for plots. Registration fees will be refunded for cancellations before June 30. Applications are available online at http://www.co.henrico.va.us/extension and at the Extension Office, 8600 Dixon Powers Dr. For information, call 501-5160. |
Short Pump Ruritan Club donates $50k to Virginia War Memorial
The Short Pump Ruritan/Civic Association Foundation, Inc. recently presented a check for $50,000 to the Virginia War Memorial Educational Foundation. The donation will be used to finance the production of a new film about the Vietnam War as part of the War Memorial's award-winning Virginians at War film series. > Read more.
Vintage Home Market set for June 15-16
A longtime Lakeside business owner and his partner are bringing "The Vintage Home Market" to the Richmond International Raceway Complex June 15-16.
Tony Turner has operated a business on Lakeside Avenue for nearly 20 years, beginning with Huckleberries Home & Garden for 10 years in The Hub Shopping Center and followed by Feathernesters across the street in the Lakeside Town Center. > Read more.
Fan Care offers heat relief to seniors
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Qualifying senior citizens can receive free relief from summer heat through the 23rd annual Fan Care program, which provides fans and cooling assistance to seniors 60 and older in need.
The program is an initiative of Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging for seniors who meet income eligibility requirements and have a situation that threatens their health. > Read more.
The program is an initiative of Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging for seniors who meet income eligibility requirements and have a situation that threatens their health. > Read more.
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A community 'Kaffeehaus' in Henrico's Far West End
Born and raised in good old Europe, I am quite familiar with the traditional Austro-Hungarian tradition of the Kaffeehaus, an institution that represents a lifestyle of relaxing and thinking in a familiar environment with coffee, pastry, news, good service, marble tables, subdued sounds like the click-clack of the coffee machine, mugs and plates, conversations among patrons and with staff and a bit of low volume Johann Strauss music.
And so it was a thrill to find a modern version of a Kaffeehaus right here in Henrico County: The Daily Grind, near Short Pump Town Center. > Read more.
Oklahoma tornado victims to benefit from Innsbrook concert
The Innsbrook Foundation will present a special concert June 19 at the Innsbrook Snagajob Pavilion to raise funds benefiting the victims of the Moore and Shawnee communities of Oklahoma.
The Innsbrook After Hours RVA Cares event will feature five bands and a family festival in recognition of the many families devastated by the Oklahoma tornadoes on May 20, which killed 23 people, injured 377 others, and left destroyed and damaged homes affecting 33,000 residents. > Read more.
Food trucks arrive in the West End
West End residents no longer have to pick between fighting the summer mall crowds for a quick bite or breaking the bank to eat at a fine-dining spot because one Richmond group is bringing both to them.
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Braden Looper is not going to be offered arbitration by the mets so he would not cost a draft pick.
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A voter initiative that would make a temporary one-cent sales tax permanent will appear on Arizona's ballot in November.
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Ever since Daniel Defoe set the paradigm for the shipwreck in Robinson Crusoe, desert-island lists have remained a popular setting for apocalyptic scenario decisions. Considering the books he would choose should he suffer the fate of the character, the poet André Gide included Cousin Bette, Dangerous Liaisons, and Madame Bovary. Faced with the same problem, G. K. Chesterton's sensible selection was Thomas' Guide to Practical Shipbuilding. In a query made by The New York Times at the turn of the nineteenth century, the ten most popular books for a desert island included "the Bible for comfort, . . . Boswell in lieu of society," and—with…
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By Doc
from Houston, Texas
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Comments about OMS IQ Backpack Harness:
This is the system we use at NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory. They hold up extremely well to the thousands of hours of bottom time we put on them every year--even with the severe discoloration from chemical exposure in the water there. This is a great system. It is very comfortable. I have a closet full of gear/B.C.'s; however, this is my primary/go-to unit. If I had to keep just one, it would be this one -- hands down...
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Excellent solution, just what I wanted
By spf
from Melbourne, Australia
About Me Technical Diver
I also purchased a cumberband (additional) to accompany the IQ unit which I personally would recommend. Snug fit and quite adjustable as well. I was getting back and neck pain from the halcyon harness I had been using with my OMS backplate, I found the weight distribution was uneven and uncomfortable. The IQ backpack was an excellent solution and now the weight hangs where it should (through the top of the shoulders for me) with great support across the sternum. The cumberband keeps the unit snug and the whole system works quite well. I would recommend going with the smaller weight pockets and then using a utility pocket for storage.
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I was very happy with the service I got from LeisurePro and would highly recommend them. Couldn't believe how quickly the unit was shipping to me. Very impressed.
A great piece of equipment
By Juice
from Phoenix, Az
About Me Advanced Diver
The versatility of this piece of equipment is undeniable. With easy it is to put on over a drysuit, and how easy it is to ajust and remove in and out of the water.
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Excellent quality.
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I use this IQ pack with a 32lb.wing and a single tank. Have used it in the cold midwestern lakes and quarries in my drysuit(down to 38deg.F)and also used the same set-up in Florida with a shorty wetsuit(high 80's F) without any problems whatsoever. My only recommendation is to change to rigid 'D' rings on the waist strap.
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The best tech gear on the market, bar none! I also use the single cam band and 35lb bladder for rec diving with comfort and ease.
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Naturally it's laced with Buckeye football history, but the core of the show isn't about football at all. It's about how to be a success in life; how to be a successful, contributing human being. It's about how to be a winner, personal responsibility, the importance of education, hard work and paying forward, all presented against the backdrop of world history and Buckeye football.
Based on hours and hours of interviews with players and coaches including Richard Mack, Kurt Schumacher, Dave Foley, Bill Armstrong, Chuck Hutchison, Tom Batista, Craig Cassady, Coach Chuck Clausen, Alan Jack, John Hicks, Richard Ferko, Archie Griffin, Ted Provost, Jeff Kaplan, Mark George, Rex Kern and Coach Earle Bruce. Jeff Hall's uncanny performance as "Woody" has earned standing ovations from everyone from children to senior citizens.
Educators commented that it should be seen by every high school senior/college freshman in the country. Some of Coach Hayes' personal friends and players forgot they were watching a performance and expressed gratitude for "getting to spend one more evening with their old friend."
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Staunton River got around to picking up its first baseball win of the season.
When play started in last Monday night's match against Liberty, Jefferson Forest's record against the Minutemen stood at 41-9-2.
It used to be, girls soccer was fairly predictable. Lord Botetourt and Staunton River were dominant. As were Jefferson Forest, Glass and Liberty.
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After the first 10 Jefferson Forest batsmen were struck out on Friday night, there was one gigantic question looming: Uh, these are the defending Seminole champs?
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Look out, New York Giants and the rest of the NFC East. If Griffin keeps getting these kinds of breaks, it'll be hard to keep him out of the title hunt for years to come.
As it is, RG3 has the Redskins within a game of first place after leading a fourth-quarter rally in a 17-16 Monday night victory over the Giants.
Washington has a three-game winning streak in which it has dispatched each of its division rivals - Philadelphia, Dallas and now New York - one by one.
"We know that our backs are against the wall," Griffin said. "And even though we won tonight, our backs are still against the wall."
But it'll be hard to count them out whenever he's on the field. It was his sixth game with a 100-plus passer rating, his eighth without an interception - and his second in which one of his fumbles turned into a Redskins score.
On the way to the turf after a 12-yard run, Griffin was stripped by Stevie Brown - but the ball flew right to teammate Joshua Morgan 3 yards upfield. Morgan then ran 13 yards for a first-quarter touchdown no one would ever diagram on a whiteboard.
"We didn't run it in practice because we wanted to save it for the game," Griffin said with a grin. "I knew he was going to be there for it. ... Joshua did a good job being in the spot where he was supposed to be."
By Griffin's reckoning, the Redskins (6-6) are also where they're supposed to be after they appeared out of the running at 3-6 a month ago. One of Griffin's goals this season was to win more games than last season's 5-11 team.
"You can put a check by that one, but there's a lot more goals that this team is stretching for and striving for," Griffin said.
A division title, for instance. With the Giants (7-5) losing three of four and the Cowboys (6-6) also at .500, the NFC East is up for grabs.
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We've had a couple meetups on here for object manipulation, but they've rarely met. I'm going to use this group to post spin jams that get posted to DC Fireflies among others. Hopefully this group will help those folks looking to learn to spin and give all of us a chance to get together and trade tricks and techniques more often. If you'd like to pick up poi or just meet some other spinners, give us a whirl. I should be posting both spin jams and fire jams on here.
Hello! I'm Leslie. I live in Reston, work in Herndon and am rarely without a hoop. I've been hooping for over a year, am certified through Hoopnotica for hoopdance levels one and two. I'm also working on the BodyHoops Fit Kids certification and will certify for HoopnoticaFit this summer. I've found that I love teaching hooping and want to share the hoop joy and meet more hoopers. My aim with this group is to list local hoop jams, local events good for hooping, hoop classes, etc. At the moment j …
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Office Location: 3-156 Dr. Alvin Woods Bldg.
Office Hours: Mondays & Wednesdays, 1:00-2:00 p.m. (exceptions: Jan. 7, Feb. 4)
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Ph.D. & M.A., Film Studies (minors: Music; Media and Cultural Studies), University of Wisconsin-Madison. Hon.B.Sc., Cinema Studies and Physics, University of Toronto.
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Fall 2012 brings exciting changes to the Film Studies program at Laurier. Effective September 1, students seeking a concentrated degree in the field can pursue the standalone Honours BA in Film Studies. Of course, we will continue to offer our Combined Honours BA and Minor programs. Visit the program homepage for worksheets and more information.
The Laurier Free Film Series brings a range of cinematic goodies to the biggest screen on campus. Titled "25 Years of Film Adaptations," the Fall 2012 series comprises ten films, including The Princess Bride, Persepolis, Doubt, The English Patient, Akira, No Country for Old Men, and features introductions delivered by faculty members and Ph.D. candidates from the Department of English and Film Studies. Highlights include a lecture by CBC pop culture critic Jesse Wente and the presentation of the entire extended-edition trilogy of The Lord of the Rings. Click here for a complete schedule.
On a more personal note, I had a great time delivering papers and catching up with friends and colleagues at the conferences of the Society for Cinema and Media Studies in Boston (March 2012) and the Film Studies Association of Canada in Waterloo (May-June 2012). A paper based on an assignment in FS354: Film Sound (Fall 2012), was published in the Summer issue of Music and the Moving Image. Summer also gave me time to catch up on movie-going at the Princess Cinemas. Meanwhile, I continue to serve on the advisory board of Film Matters, a refreshing journal for undergraduate scholarship in the field. If you are a student with a paper to submit, don't hesitate to get in touch with me.
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Saying it with Songs: Popular Music and the Coming of Sound to Hollywood Cinema, 1927-1931 (forthcoming, Oxford University Press).
"Walk This Way: The Pedagogical Value of Soundwalking to the Study of Film Sound," Music and the Moving Image 5.2 (Summer 2012).
"'To Sustain Illusion is All That is Necessary': The Authenticity of Song Performance in Early American Sound Cinema," Beyond Vitaphone: The Early Sound Short, ed. Rob King. Spec. issue of Film History: An International Journal 23.3 (2011).
"Chance Encounters of the Musical Kind: Electronica and Audiovisual Synchronization in Three Films Directed by Tom Tykwer," Music and the Moving Image 3.3 (2010).
"Pop Go the Warner Bros., et al." Marketing Film Songs During the Coming of Sound," Cinema Journal 48.1 (2008).
"Now It's Personal: Style, Narrative, and Irony in A Hero Never Dies," in Milkyway Image, Beyond Imagination: Wai Ka-fai, Johnnie To, Creative Team (1996-2005). Ed. Lawrence Pun. Hong Kong: Joint Publishing, 2006.
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Film and Narrative; Film History 1895-1939; American Film 1929-1969; Classical Film Theory; Hong Kong Cinema; Early Film; Film Sound, Music & Narrative; Film and Technology; Film Melodrama (graduate seminar); Film Sound.
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