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According to Mark Chmura, who was on ESPN Milwaukee, Green Bay Packers tight end Jermichael Finley is set to have surgery on Friday. The injury suffered was in a bang, bang play when he lowered his head and collided with Cleveland Browns safety Tashaun Gipson's shoulder. Finley laid on the field motionless as he was attended to by medical personnel and was ultimately taken to the hospital. Finley spent days in the Intensive Care Unit from the neck and spinal injury he suffered and the Packers placed him injured reserve.
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Your local ice cream shop is granting your wish for free ice cream — and hoping that in return you'll support someone else's dreams coming true.
This month Coldstone Creamery partners with the Make-A-Wish Foundation to support children with life-threatening diseases. To promote the cause, Coldstone is throwing the world's largest ice cream social Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. and will give away free ice cream. The "like-it"-sized "Sprinkled with Wishes Creation" features sweet cream ice cream, brownie, rainbow sprinkles and fudge.
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10:29 am
Coldstone's website actually says the social is tomorrow on the 27th.
September 26th, 2011
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Free Ice Cream at Cold Stone Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m
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Can we get some "Schweddy Balls"?
September 26th, 2011
12:53 pm
Why are all the Coldstone Creamery stores on the Northside? I live in Riverdale, GA and there are none on the southside, "bomber". Oh well
September 26th, 2011
1:00 pm
I like ice cream.
September 26th, 2011
1:11 pm
There aren't any on the eastside either. Sounds a bit discriminatory to me. Does Coldstone think that only people who live North of Atlanta eat ice cream?
September 26th, 2011
1:25 pm
Cold Stone is a franchise company. That means individual operators open stores and run them and pay Cold Stone a fee to use their name, materials, advertising, etc. If you think it's missing in a part of town, it's only because no one in that part of town has decided to open a franchise. It's not a company decision or discrimination. It's simple geographic limitation of the current Atlanta folks willing to put up money to open stores. Look past your simple claims of discrimination for the even simpler answer. And if you really think Cold Stone ice cream has a market where you live then maybe you can be the one to make money from bringing it to your town.
September 26th, 2011
1:29 pm
Political leveling obliged.
September 26th, 2011
1:41 pm
Let's get real here. People on the south and east sides of the ATL either don't have or won't spend money like the rich folk on the north side do. That's also why there are no Fresh Markets, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, California Pizza Kitchens, or Woodcraft stores (just to name a few) in those areas. If you have $$ to spend and don't want to drive very far to do it, move to Alpharetta.
September 26th, 2011
1:47 pm
@Melody: Regardless of you disliking my paragraph, the southside has not been too friendly to individual owners. Almost daily you see all kinds of thefts, robberies, and assaults happenin' downthere. Not too many of employment oportunities, not too much of $$, but way too much of a crime. Would you want to have your shop in that area and run the risk of being killed one day?
September 26th, 2011
1:47 pm
I didnt know Ice Cream could start a political debate.
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September 26th, 2011
2:19 pm
Coldstone is not only on the northside of ATL- it on the west side too as we have one in Hiram and Douglasville.
September 26th, 2011
2:20 pm
There's a Cold Stone in Conyers, near 138/I-20.
September 26th, 2011
2:39 pm
hahaha y'all talk about the rednecks up in Dawsonville ~ WE HAVE ONE ~ Livin the Higher Life in Dawsonville )
September 26th, 2011
3:03 pm
Why in the bleep does every blog on this bleep site have to turn to race!!!! It's just bleep ice cream!!!!!!!! Stop being so sensitive people and to the others get your head out of your bleep. I ignore stupidity and you should too. Stick to the subject…free ice cream for a GREAT cause. I pray that your children or grandchildren NEVER have to be a recipient of a Wish. Fill in the bleeps.
September 26th, 2011
3:35 pm
There's a cold stone in Newnan! I do believe that's on the southside!
September 26th, 2011
4:16 pm
I love Cold Stone, but on the South side we do have Bruster's!!
September 27th, 2011
10:23 am
You could have a more fun converstaion if you would have commented about my latest ice cream called "Schweddy Balls", but no you took the race bait.


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The wait for hockey fans in Montreal is about to end, as the new era for the Canadiens can finally begin. And for the Habs, it has been more than just fans waiting; it's a whole new front office.
With the lockout over, attention in Montreal will now turn back to the ice as the Habs will aim for a playoff spot again in a shortened season with new faces and a familiar one behind the bench.
While the off-season moves by
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Even with the change in the salary cap over the next two years, the Canadiens find themselves in a decent situation. With several core players locked up long-term and the ability to use the compliance buyouts at some point, either this summer or next, and depending on how the team wishes to use them, the Habs could open up as much as $11 million in cap space. With 23 players currently under contract at a cap hit of $63.9 million, there is still room to ink Subban and slide in under the allowed $70 million mark for this year. Then, come the off-season, Bergevin would be able to use the compliance buyouts to adjust roster and cap space if need be.
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For the first time in the 73-year history of the NCAA men's basketball tournament, every game will be televised on four different networks: CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV. (It's believed truTV also will carry a three-part mini-series: "Whatever happened to Paul Hewitt?")
And once again, Georgia will rank with Hawaii, Alaska and South Dakota among the states least populating the tournament field.
Despite a couple of hiccups, UGA should still get in. According to ESPN's "bracketologist" Joe Lunardi, the Bulldogs would be an 11th seed in the Southeast Regional if the tournament started today. (He has them facing Missouri in the Tampa sub-regional.)
Obviously, if Georgia loses at South Carolina Saturday, things become a little more desperate. (FYI: I'll be at the game in Columbia and live blogging, which is scheduled for a 4 p.m. tipoff. So don't touch that dial!)
But college hoops in the rest of the state remains a vast wasteland, something I've never understood given the talent this state produces. Here are seven Georgia programs, ranked in order of current RPI (with current record and strength of schedule ranking in parenthesis). If I've missed a college, sorry. Let me know and I'll add them.
♦ 44. Georgia (16-7, 42): The Dogs already have lost four SEC games and still have remaining road games with Tennessee, Florida and Alabama. Winning at South Carolina is crucial.
♦ 171. Georgia Tech (10-13, 71): What's left to say? The Jackets are way past "must-win" situations, but falling behind 17-2 at home to Florida State is inexcusable. The only reason the Jackets aren't being booed more is nobody's showing up for their games any more.
♦ 218. Georgia State (10-14, 168): Bill Curry got people excited in the Panthers' first football season. I'm still waiting for Rod Barnes to get people excited and this is his fourth year (and it's not a start-up program). This season includes a seven-game losing streak.
♦ 260. Savannah State (7-17, 166): The Tigers actually have won four conference championships (SIAC) but none since 1981. In 2004-05, they finished 0-28. This season they started 2-17 but have won five straight. They're moving up!
♦ 266. Mercer (10-15, 255): Former Bulldog Mark Slonaker coached 11 seasons and went 23-6 in 2002-03, then backslid and was fired three years ago. Bob Hoffman went 33-32 in his first two seasons. They're a respectable 7-7 in the Atlantic Sun but an upset of Belmont (22-4) in the conference tournament seems unlikely.
♦ 322. Kennesaw State (7-17, 317): As you can see, that early season upset of Georgia Tech wasn't the launching pad to greatness. In fact, the Owls lost 10 straight after that game and 17 of 22 since.
♦ 340. Georgia Southern (4-22, 230): Former Tech assistant Charlton Young is only in his second season so we'll cut him some slack. But the Eagles are 0-13 in the Southern Conference, and they've lost 15 of their last 16. The only win? It came over Georgia State.
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February 11th, 2011
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Ah crap. Well, at least those teams aren't the Thrashers!
February 11th, 2011
1:48 pm
Given the abundance of basketball talent in this State, these numbers are embarrassing.
February 11th, 2011
1:52 pm
If Hewitt is not gone after this season then I think Radacovich needs to go!
February 11th, 2011
1:54 pm
UGA is close. GT on the other hand, not so close. Mark Fox has a McDonalds All-American coming in next year and hopefully Tony Parker the year after. Things are looking bright. Paul Hewitt should stay at Tech forever!
February 11th, 2011
1:54 pm
The top recruits have gone elsewhere for the better part of a decade. Georgia is starting to cash in because they are paying competitive salary for a quality coach ($1.3 million).
Tech is suffering from Dave Braine's panic contract. I've heard several people say that Tech had to pay Hewitt because he was going to leave after the Final 4 run. Okay, you should have let him. He know has the worst contract in college sports and it will cost $8.1 million to get our it.
My alma mater has only now started to dedicate the resources to basketball (since our AD has been hired in March of last year) and this is essentially a rebuilding job that has taken 4 years. Can't win with no financial help. I'd also argue that Georgia Tech would finish .500 or worse in the CAA this year. Seriously.
February 11th, 2011
1:55 pm
*out of it
February 11th, 2011
1:55 pm
One month from today, the day after a first round ACC tournament loss, Hewitt will be fired and this will start to turn around for Tech.
February 11th, 2011
1:57 pm
Hey Tech fan, who's paying the $8.1 million in his contract after he gets fired?
We pay our coach 1/4 of what Tech's does and we have the exact same amount of wins, 10. Hmm…
February 11th, 2011
1:58 pm
Still concerned about the dogs. They just cant get over the hump, but maybe they will get hotter than Bobo's recruiting and baby making skills.
February 11th, 2011
2:02 pm
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February 11th, 2011
2:02 pm
Yeah I was going to ask the same question Ben. People assume Hewitt is gone. Do these people plan to donate to the buyout which is RETARDED high. Congrats to Hewitt's agent. Nice work.
February 11th, 2011
2:04 pm
looks like Tech's football and basketball teams are about equal
February 11th, 2011
2:04 pm
Does anyone else think the coaching carousel and the panic expressed by some AD's is very similar to the panic picks made in the NFL draft? Big time Universities have big time resources to examine every aspect of a coach before making him an offer. Paul Hewitt's contract is brilliant…if you're Hewitt or his attorney. You cannot be fired w/o being paid based on W's and L's. Hewitt would have to commit an overt act that embarrasses the school other than simple bad coaching.
Mark Fox is a very good coach. I hope he stays at UGA a long time. However, if a University shows it is willing to spend the money and resources to help build a program, you can find a quality coach that wants a nice lifestyle without breaking the bank completely.
February 11th, 2011
2:05 pm
The same people who bought out Gailey will buy out Hewitt. Rumor has it that Radakovich already has most of the money. There are lots of rich Tech people who do care about basketball. Also, the money doesn't have to be paid as a lump sum, but over a 5 year period.
February 11th, 2011
2:13 pm
Ben: Big boosters are paying that 8.1 meeting. They're putting together a buyout plan as we speak. you have 10 wins playing in the CAA my friend. Yes, Georgia Tech is down this year, but I promise that if we were to match up with your lame excuse for a basketball program, it would be no contest.
Also, Breda, the only thing that your "All-American" means is that he's there for a year, and wouldn't even be in school in the first place if that 1 year rule wasn't in place. Believe me, we know. You don't build a program around All-Americans, with very few exceptions. So if that's what you're banking on to have substantial, consistent success in the future, you are sadly mistaken my friend.
February 11th, 2011
2:19 pm
A couple things:
-Big boosters that bought out Chan Gailey? His buyout was $1 million for 4 years. Hewitt's is due almost immediately (within 30 days from reading his contract about a year ago).
-Equating AD's panic to NFL draft picks is not comparable. The revenue from the NFL TV deals is enough to pay the entire salary of an NFL team. Coaches salaries (in public school) come from student fees and booster money. Not the same.
-Take the Top 4 in the CAA and take the Top 4 in ACC. Not comparable right. Take the bottom 4 in the CAA and the bottom 4 in the ACC. Comparable.
-Give our coach your talent, arena and financial support and we'll win 3 times as many games as Hewitt would. He does more with less than I've ever seen. Again, 18 months of internal support. We are essentially a start up because this is his first full basketball season of internal support by an administration that is financially smarter. Remember that we made money off football this year. I hope we don't outdraw you guys on Sept. 1st.
February 11th, 2011
2:22 pm
U forgot Augusta State
February 11th, 2011
2:25 pm
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February 11th, 2011
2:25 pm
Augusta State is not a Division 1 school.
February 11th, 2011
2:27 pm
No arguments from me that Hewitt needs to go. I think he has more than overstayed his welcome. But let's not be ridiculous Ben. You have an FCS football program that doesn't even have it's own field. The biggest game on your schedule was against Alabama, and you were turned away, violently. You lost to Jacksonville State, a team that is consistently a warm-up game for Georgia Tech. Your revenue from football was a result of excitement for a first year program. People have better things to do on Saturdays. Sorry to break it to you bro.
And come on.. Let's be real:
Virginia vs. UNC-W
Georgia Tech vs. Georgia State
NC State vs. William & Mary
Wake vs. Towson
February 11th, 2011
2:28 pm
Does anyone else think Trey is regressing?
I thought against UK last month, he looked like he was over the ankle injury. He has looked worse and worse since then.
In the past three games, I can only remember one jumper that he made, and it was about 12 ft. In Tuesday's game vs Xavier, he scored no points other than junk, or non-defended under the basket, bank shots. He missed every jumper he shot, and even worse, he continued his poor free-throw shooting.
Mark Fox may not have to worry about him leaving for the NBA after this season, because he in no way looks like an NBA player.
If he and the Dawgs don't turn this around, they won't even make the Dance, much less be a factor.
February 11th, 2011
2:31 pm
The state of college hoops in Georgia is pathetic, I'm afraid. I think Fox is a good coach, but if he doesn't keep some of these local kids, like Tony Parker, then he ultimately will not succeed. I predict Parker goes to UNC or Duke.
Hewitt? He should send part of his paycheck to Roy Williams for allowing him to keep his job. If it weren't for the four straight UNC beatdowns, Hewitt would already be gone.
February 11th, 2011
2:32 pm
GStateBen: Seriously? Georgia State never has and never will be anything in basketball. Georgia State last two "big name" coaches have been retreads Lefty and now Barnes. It's not called the "graveyard of coaches" for no reason. You can knock Tech all you want if that makes you feel better, but let's see who gets the better coach when Hewitt and Barnes are giving the pink slip in March. Tech is a lot closer to turning it around than Georgia State will ever be. New arena compared to you all below average high school gym. C'mon, man? It Georgia "Freaking" State. The school of rejected coaches and undergrad students.
February 11th, 2011
2:37 pm
Blogging live from Columbia? Does your wife have family there? Cause, like, (Christopher Walken voice) like, you know, there is no OTHER reason to be there.
February 11th, 2011
2:38 pm
Would love to meet up with Thompkins in the NCAA but suspect uga will be a 10-12 seed and we'll be playing a 16. It doesn't suck to be a Buckeye and # 1 in the country!
If you want to see see real college basketball tune in to ESPN at 2PM tomorrow. Can't wait to hear Dickie V talk about our diaper dandy Jarred Sullinger.
February 11th, 2011
2:42 pm
Georgia Southern used to be a really good program, but that was before we learned the coach was a mega cheater. It's been pretty cruddy since then. Hopefully, former Eagle Charlton can turn things around.
February 11th, 2011
2:44 pm
I pray for the day Buckeye's computer dies.
February 11th, 2011
2:47 pm
Hewitt does not have to be paid in a lump sum. If he is notified before March 16th (30 days before the rollover date of April 15th), Tech will have to pay him $7M over the next 5 years ($1.4M a year). If he were fired after that date, it would be $8.4M over 6 years. Obviously he will be fired before the rollover whether it is this year or some future year to avoid the extra year's pay.
February 11th, 2011
2:48 pm
Miller Grove is the second best basketball team in the state and Milton is third, then GT and the rest
February 11th, 2011
2:50 pm
Hewitt has to GO…
February 11th, 2011
2:52 pm
@Directions Here's the fun thing about Tech fans. They belittle that which they don't know. Lefty was our highest paid coach for any sport ever. He made $250K at the end. That's before we have football (which made money in 2010 as a first year FCS program). Rod Barnes was hired by one of your flunkie administrators that we unfortunately hired.
What is turning it around at Tech? You haven't had a winning conference record since your Final Four run. We are a mid-major. I have no illusions otherwise. You have NBA talent nearly every year and yet have not advanced past the 2nd round since your magical tournament run.
Hewitt is 110-100 since that run overall and 39-66 in ACC play. The numbers don't lie. Again, give us your talent, your building and your tradition and Barnes will get more out of his players. He makes 1/4 of what Hewitt does and out recruiting budget is likely 1/10 what Tech's is.
We aren't going anywhere. 32,000 students on campus paying an increasing student athletic fee. The gap is closing every semester.
February 11th, 2011
2:55 pm
@Gordon Thanks for the clarification. Looks like you need to raise some money from your other revenue generating sports like football. Hope your football attendance improves to justify this loss of revenue.
February 11th, 2011
2:57 pm
After losing to Xavier last Tuesday, Dawgs must now finish at least 9-7 in the conference if they hope to dance in March.
They better win tomorrow, cause the road doesn't get any easier after that – @ Florida, @ Tennessee and @ Alabama
February 11th, 2011
2:58 pm
WhiskeyClear – They haven't called me yet. If they had, this would already be done.
They call me every so often about AT contributions, I tell them every time – "Not until Hewitt is gone."
Vote with your pocketbook.
February 11th, 2011
3:03 pm
Gordon – no wonder the team is tanking. They know he's a goner….
February 11th, 2011
3:04 pm
Ben, this is just like a few years ago when State made it to the regionals in baseball, and there was talk and banter about an upset and Georgia State athletics were on the rise. What happened? Two and through. Get out of here. Georgia State will never be a premiere program in anything. Not enough alumni support, not enough tradition, and no room to build anything substantial. Are you going to play your football games in the Dome forever?
February 11th, 2011
3:12 pm
You need to add Wheeler HS. I bet they could beat Tech too.
February 11th, 2011
3:15 pm
what a botch and embarrassment. Hewitt won't take any risk so as to not interfere with his contract. Will not yell at ref or players. Will not try to out recruit. Why should he? Need to hand the reigns over to Willie and get an ex (Scott, Oliver, Forrest, or Price) to help out and move towards something. The worse thing is these young men have talent and are not being led or coached.
February 11th, 2011
3:18 pm
For whatever reason The Dawgs (especially Trey) have gone to whinning about the refs excessively at every turn. Just play the dang game and let the refs call it. You can tell the refs are tired of this act and are penalizing the players as a result. Who can blame them, the Dawgs look like a bunch of grade school cry babies. It is hard to watch. I see them missing the big dance unless they get their attitude corrected and quick.
February 11th, 2011
3:18 pm
The dogs are no lock for the tourney…they have lost every really big game on the schedule for NCAA bid consideration except for a win over UK. They are at best a bubble team and cant keep playing down to teams like Auburn. They can only lose one more game really before people consider them out of the bubble. My prediction?…enjoy the NIT dog fans….I would rather be home than play in that to be honest. In other news…Hewitt has to go. There is no way he stays and the money is there people…for two reasons. Number one, Gailey's buyout is finally off the books and number 2…plenty of influential and wealthy alumni are just as fed up as the regular fans. Those guys can pony up the money and I would even be willing to donate a few hundred….I want to see GT get back to playing good basketball. There is no reason GT should not be great in bball…I want to see a Lavin type hire. Look at ST Johns…they sucked last year….things can be turned around quick.
February 11th, 2011
3:19 pm
Whatever happened to Southern Tech basketball. I think the school is now known as Southern Polytechnical Or something senseless. They are in Marietta and once had Roger Kaiser as head coach and seemed to win constantly. Anybody know what happened, did they drop basketball. They sure had quite a record of conference championships at one time. My, how time flys.
February 11th, 2011
3:20 pm
…I want to see a Lavin type hire. Look at ST Johns…they sucked last year….things can be turned around quick.
fully agree- I always thought Lavin could have been (the "first") Cremins part deaux
February 11th, 2011
3:22 pm
I just turned on the TV and saw a lot of people celebrating in the streets. For a moment I thought Hewitt had been fired but it just turned out to be that guy in Egypt had stepped down.
February 11th, 2011
3:24 pm
There is no doubt GT is a bad team with a bad coach, with ni influx of talent on the way. Everyone says Fox is a good coach, but he probably has the best talent he will ever have in Athens (lucked into it) and they are still just an average team in a weak conference. Looks like at leasat 3 or 4 more losses, and a trip to the NIT. So what makes Fox a good coach? No doubt the state of bball programs in GA is bad, and that includes uga.
February 11th, 2011
3:24 pm
@Whiskey Clear Our baseball team operated on a razor thin budget and now has been given some financial support. What's happend? 34-23 in 2010, 39-22 in 2009 and expected to win the conference and head to the NCAAs again. Let's see how the vaunted Jackets fare in 2011 before you start yapping about baseball. We led the country in runs scored last year and have the bats to do it again. Oh yeah, our pitching improved so we'll be shaving the ERA down a bit.
Yes, why wouldn't we play in the Georgia Dome? We pay $70K per home game for 6 home games. I was a communications major but that's good business. If draw 12,000 fans @ $10 per ticket we pay the lease completely. Now we know we draw more than that and our average ticket price is higher than $10. Play one FBS pay game per year and we continue to make money.
Alumni support is coming. My favorite little fun fact is that Georgia State's largest athletic donor is GT undergrad. We have more Fortune 500 CEOs than the rest of the state schools combined. It's like we just woke up in 2010. No room to build? The traditions started in 2010. We have record numbers of applicants because they want to come here. Georgia State is already a premiere research university and was rated as the #1 Law School for the money.
Again, we have a new President who gets athletics, an AD who has been in her job since March 2009 and has the athletic department back in the black. It's our Time. We are Atlanta's Team.
February 11th, 2011
3:32 pm
Charlton Young must be a true disciple of the Paul Hewitt "coaching" tree.
February 11th, 2011
3:34 pm
haha Gordan…..me too. I really think I might celebrate in the streets like that when he gets fired. I am one of the dedicated students that has been on the floor for most of these excruciating recent seasons…2008 and this year have been terrible. I dont blame the season ticket holders for not renewing…the only reason I go is the free tickets and to support the student athletes. Shumpert and Rice deserve so much better.
February 11th, 2011
3:35 pm
Gordon* auto correct always gets me.


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The Transporter delivers the action at the expense of coherent storytelling.
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An outlaw finds his life becoming all the more dangerous when he turns against a gang of criminals in this action drama. Frank Martin (Jason Statham) is a former Special Forces officer who lives on the French Mediterranean and has a lucrative second career as a underworld courier for hire. Martin will deliver anything anywhere, but he has three iron-clad rules - once the plan is in motion it cannot be changed, neither he nor his customers are to ever use their real names, and under no
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The acting might be shoddy, the plot nonsense and the dialogue clunky, but the fighting is exquisitely done. Inventive, athletic, fun, stylish and tight, it's everything the rest of the film isn't.
Kills time between car chases and martial-arts bouts with random scuba-diving footage apparently culled from producer-co-writer Luc Besson's The Big Blue.
The chases and explosions get a little (well, more than a little) ludicrous, but the cool premise is still very cool.
It's high rent Steven Segal -- fights, explosions, and more fights, but with a flair.
Every bit the over-the-top action extravaganza it appears to be, and the glee of its knowing preposterousness makes it easy to overlook its general mindlessness.
Chases and choreographed fights set to rock music take up most of the running time and the movie is like To Catch a Thief remade by a hack follower of John Woo.
This gang mastermind, gym body Italian import psycho neck wringer Gianni (Alessandro Gassman, son of famed Vittorio), has concocted likely the most convoluted mass murder scheme ever to hit the theaters.
A ridiculous and confusing mess of overwritten dialogue, nonsensical plot contrivances and impossible, overlong action sequences.
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A serviceable Euro-trash action extravaganza, with a decent sense of humor and plenty of things that go boom - handguns, BMWs and seaside chateaus.
Statham impresses in a movie that is simultaneously the best (the fight scenes) and worst (everything else) action movie of the year. Destined for drunken Friday night rental heaven.
A post-modern take on the "heroic bloodshed" genre that already had one foot in self-satire.
British actor Jason Statham injects The Transporter with a healthy dose of clout, charisma and kickboxing skill.
The action sequences here don't have the kinetic oomph required in such a mindless effort.
...plays like an extended trailer for a movie, a highlights reel, with all the boring stuff, like talk, left out.
While it certainly has more gunplay and kung-fu hijinks ... it is ultimately less entertaining, despite the likeable leads.
Like the longest BMW featurette Guy Ritchie never made, this action yarn is a slick, sexy little package with fast cars, big explosions, dazzling locations in the south of France, a trip-hop score, and about as much plot to fill a thimble.
Statham employs an accent that I think is supposed to be an attempt at hardass American but sometimes just lapses into unhidden British.
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Jason Statham is a bored and retired army guy, who get's thrills out of transporting criminals and illegal substances all around France, whilst avoiding the law by any means necessary to him. It's a pretty good set up and a great opportunity for action. The Transporter is produced by Luc Besson, who sometimes directs films but mostly chooses to produce either throwaway action B movies like this or forgettable French dramas. Most of which are considered to be mediocre, however The Transporter like all the other Besson action flicks is adequately written and filled with plot holes, what makes it special, is Statham's unbelievably energetic performance. There are absolutely loads of moments where Statham fist fights, strips, drives cars whilst kicking ass, and brawls whilst covered in motor oil. It sounds ridiculous, but it's what makes this movie so fun. It takes a great lead performance, slick action and charm to make a movie like this work, and The Transporter is one of the few Besson movies that has that. In my opinion "Taken" is the best where as Transporter 1 is infinitely inferior but it holds as a cheesy, ridiculous action flick. If like me you glanced at the poster expecting all the action stereotypes you'll get just that. It's enjoyable enough, but not Besson or in equal measure, Statham's, best.
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This film, though appearing as a 90-minute car commercial, was very watchable and notably fun. It was often goofy, and that is something hard NOT to admit, but with the explosions, action, and interesting plot, it was a fair-enough film.
The action sequences were well-done and often carefully worked out. THE TRANSPORTER uses slow motion effectively and not so heavily that it gets exhausting; and the camerawork during action sequences is just about as rapid-fire as the guns going off, being extremely well-timed, too.
This was a very diverse film. Corey Yuen, who directed, and Qi Shu, who acted, are both from Hong Kong; Louis Leterrier, who also directed, is French; and the main actor, Jason Statham, is British. 'Nuff said about that.
The main reason I enjoyed this film was because of the level of entertainment it set. Highly entertaining and very watchable, this film was a surprising watch. I'd recommend it.
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Report this post | 16 Oct 2011 23:38 GMT | #2250194 | |
This guy got it spot on.
Love is a shadow in the brightness it dies.
Report this post | 17 Oct 2011 00:58 GMT | #2250203 | |
damn thats crazy
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Report this post | 26 Oct 2011 14:17 GMT | #2252629 | |
Occupy Oakland turned pretty ugly last night.
Report this post | 27 Oct 2011 01:11 GMT | #2252745 | |
Protestors are getting arrested in Chicago, because they are trying to stay in public parks overnight. It's against the law. I have to follow it when ever i go to lollapalooza, so why shouldn't they? Don't bitch about breaking clear laws that where in place way before you started protesting there.
I like the message, but keep you goals straight. Rahm Emmanual is not fucking you over. He's reeling in budgets and keeping people responsible for their wage, making sure when people pay the very high taxes for living in the city of Chicago, they don't have to worry about 30% getting snatched into way to powerful union leaders pockets, not workers pockets and helping the city. If you don't know, unions are WAAAAAAY to strong in Chicago politics.
Report this post | 27 Oct 2011 03:30 GMT | #2252750 | |
i was for this movement but now i dont care much for it anymore, theres no clear message.
at first it was awesome cause it was true and everyone was mad for good reason, but now its like. what now? i dont even know what they are demanding for anyways. do they demand that bank of america write them all a check or something? it seems like they are protesting for no reason.
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Report this post | 27 Oct 2011 03:39 GMT | #2252752 | |
This pretty much sums up what the protests are about.
Report this post | 27 Oct 2011 03:53 GMT | #2252753 | |
i know thats what it about and i agree, i think its wrong that this is happening
but like its not like the civil right movement, where they demanded and wanted equal rights for blacks and such and then they got it
here i dont know they are trying to get. do they want a check from the top 1% instead? er i dont clearly understand the true demands.
Report this post | 27 Oct 2011 06:16 GMT | #2252760 | |
It's a pretty peaceful start to the class warfare debate. Not that the class warfare has to be violent, bu that's what it definitely is.
2nd, a lack of accountability for the government to protect peoples rights over corporations rights.
Report this post | 27 Oct 2011 11:20 GMT | #2252796 | |
People know why they are protesting, the banking system is wrong, the economic crisis showed a lot of flaws, people live in poverty and yet the bankers and most wealthy 1% get richer and refuse to share their wealth with the people who need it.
But it's hard to form demands if you don't know how this happened or how to solve it. The banking system is not exactly transparent, and neither is politics or governments making decisions, most people have no idea how the country is run. And the people who run it probably don't know exactly how things work either. And it's not simple, it's all complex and incomprehensible.
And to make it worse, it's not in the interest of politicians or bankers to change anything, they got rich and wealthy because of this system, why should they change it? And because no one knows how it works, it's easy for them to sustain it, because no one knows how they could do a better job.
I think the economy and everything will have to get a lot worse before people start to actually change anything.
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Report this post | 28 Oct 2011 06:39 GMT | #2252975 | |
i think a clear demand from the protesters should be, well at least one of them, is to "bail us out". so many people are in trouble and on the verge of losing homes and etc etc. If the banks were about to fail and before they did they got bailed out, then a clear message and demand should be to bail out the people of this country. i would love to get bailed out on student loans
Report this post | 28 Oct 2011 15:05 GMT | #2253066 | |
I don't think there is enough money in the government to bail us all out. Some structure needs to be changed instead as the economy recovers.
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Report this post | 09 Jan 2012 09:40 GMT | #2268629 | |
I personally think these protesters are full of crap that want their poor decision bailed out by the taxpayers. I wonder what Matt Bellamy thinks of it all. After all in "Unnatural Selection" he writes "It's time to push this beyond a peaceful protest". Did he really mean it - or was he writing political porn?
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Report this post | 25 Jan 2012 19:17 GMT | #2271321 | |
Occupy St Pauls is still well underway in London, although now it's just squatting really. Can't say I agree with the protests really either. "Oh bankers get paid far too much, they should give money to the poor". Well, some do. If they don't, then tough titties - it's their money. Whether they want to believe it or not, the life of the ones who are getting these millions isn't exactly easy. They've had to work extremely hard to get where they are, and continue to work that hard to maintain it. It's a massively high pressure environment, and the money they are paid reflects that. Perhaps it is excessive, but I wouldn't say by much. Sure there are some professions who work extremely hard and don't get those rewards, but hey, it's an unfair world.
Report this post | 26 Jan 2012 06:46 GMT | #2271392 | |
Occupy Wall Street has still failed to gather any sort of leadership. I feel bad admitting this, but the tea party was able to reach a higher level of organization, clarity, and semi- level headedness about how they present themselves.


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- ItalianPennyDined on 8/23/2013Michiletti's is a nice quiet restaurant in downtown Melbourne. The food was good but nothing sets it apart from many other Italian restaurants in the area. The house salad is very small and not particularly exciting. One slice of tomato, some chopped romaine, and a few croutons do not a great salad make. The dressing was the thick italian kind I do not like. Everyone liked thhier choice of entrees, again good but nothing exceptional.Special Features:
- We had a lovely timeBarbaraBVIPDined on 6/29/2013The food and service at Micheletti's is excellent. I enjoyed the nice touch of having our name on our reserved booth. Page, as always, is a personable, conscience, charming, terrific server. We enjoyed our meals very much.Special Features:
- Pleasantly surprisedGoodfoodDined on 6/14/2013Our party of 5 had very good food and fast, friendly service. We will return again.Special Features:
- DisappointmentChewyDined on 5/11/2013We can't say too many nice things about our dinner, but I will start with the only positive. The hostess was warm, nice, and accommodating. After that the whole experience went down hill. Our server was horribly loud, intrusive, and very slow and forgetful. The food is way over priced for what you get. 2 people in oue group ordered something called "mamas meatballs" they were served a bowl of pasta with 1 meatball. I could go into many more negatives, poor food quaility, and service we experience but I am sure you get the picture. Will never return.
- Excellent menu and great service.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/31/2013Excellent menu and great service. I would highly reccomend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Excellent service and greatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/6/2013Excellent service and great food Would go again ChrisSpecial Features:
- Epic FailOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/14/2013We were seated immediately and waited over 15 minutes and saw 3 other tables be sat, greeted and given water and bread before we were even greeted by anyone. Then no one knew who exactly our waiter was. The food had decent flavor but everything was only lukewarm. My pasta was clumped together and not fully cooked. My girlfriend's risotto was dry. I thought it was going to be a nice dinner out with my girlfriend on Valentine's Day, but it turned out I couldn't wait to leave that place. I definitely will not be returning.
- Just so soOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2013We stopped in for Valentine's Day and they had a specialized menu. The service was so so, we had to another server (not ours) to find out why we didn't receive any bread after being seated for over 10 minutes. Our server never really came back often to check on us. We also noticed the table next to us, and behind us had sent their food back a few times. I ordered a special seafood dish in red sauce it was very good. My Wife got the chicken Marsala, which was just OK, the risotto was terrible. I would say it's not that great of a value for the money. With no appetizer, 2 entree's, and 2 bottles of their cheapest red wine, our bill was about $110. Perhaps it would be a better experience during a slower week night.
- soup was more oil than soupandBxfirefighter82Dined on 2/9/2013soup was more oil than soupand only luke warm. Veal was tender and a good choice but red sauce was too heavy and overpowered the pasta. Fish was delicious but again a excess amound of oil with the vegetables.Service was top shelf.We will give it another try as one visit does not a restaurant make
- Other than the Maitre d' cancelingSRodriguezDined on 2/1/2013Other than the Maitre d' canceling our reservation when we where clearly there on time. I received very good service from the server and the food was good and we were not rushed out of the restaurant. Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Awful. Avoid. Pasta servedEd54679VIPDined on 1/7/2013Awful. Avoid. Pasta served cold. Chicken was fatty and without flavor. Vegetables were overcooked.
- The service was impeccable,OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 1/2/2013The service was impeccable, the food was delicious, and the ambiance was relaxing and quiet. It was our daughter's birthday and she was treated like a princess. The portions were so large, we were able to all enjoy the leftovers for lunch the next day. We highly recommend this restaurant, and will definitely be repeat customers!Special Features:
- First, the restaurant is eitherOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/31/2012First, the restaurant is either called "Paletti's," OR "Brio Italiano," which is confusing. Their web address is connected to the Brio name, but that takes you to a page with the banner "Paletti's." I still don't know the real name of this restaurant. Odd. It has brilliant curb-appeal (Downtown Melbourne) which is what got me to try it. Very nice decor inside too. The service was good, not stellar--our server was a very nice, sweet, teenage girl. At an early dinner (6pm), they were out of the first bottle of wine we selected, and our second choice was the last of that brand in the restaurant. Someone needs to stock cellar better. Food was delicious but overpriced, although it was New Year's Eve which may account for high prices.Special Features:
- Good selection on the menu.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/1/2012Good selection on the menu. Interesting specials. Slightly over priced for Italian. Service was excellent. Would go again.Special Features:
- Went on a Friday evening..thereluvsitalianVIPDined on 11/16/2012Went on a Friday evening..there was a live musician adding to the ambianceSpecial Features:
- Food was disappointing ChickenOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/26/2012Food was disappointing Chicken over cooked although waiter did bring new dish out. Egg plant very bland. Meat balls good.Special Features:
- The food and the service wasOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/21/2012The food and the service was great. We dined with a group of 8 Italians and we appreciated the delicious sauce, high quality cheeses and fresh salads. Would definitely dine there again.Special Features:
- This a wonderful restaurant,OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/13/2012This a wonderful restaurant, elegant but not pricey. There is live music on some nights, a very friendly staff and a great ambiance! Parking is easy and it's in downtown Melbourne, so a nice walk afterward is perfect. It has a full bar and all required for a the Italian experience. I highly recommend it!Special Features:
- The staff was great,good preparatioOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/21/2012The staff was great,good preparation and presentation of the food,enjoyable time,not rushed at all will return againSpecial Features:
- Exellent food as always.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/17/2012Exellent food as always. I love the large booths and enjoy the peace and quiet.Special Features:
- Excellent Italian restraurantmorandcVIPDined on 6/7/2012Excellent Italian restraurant in the heart of "historic" Melbourne. Very good selection & Reasonable prices.Special Features:
- Above and BeyondOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/31/2012I have been at Brio's at least six times in the past year and love it so much that I am always taking new guests there as my first choice. The food is delicious and it is so quiet and relaxing. And the booths are large and offer privacy. This last visit we had a baby with us and the server volunteered to amuse her while her mom had the chance to eat. How is that for above-and-beyond service???Special Features:
- Bad sauce, distracted staff,JohnniePastaVIPDined on 5/27/2012Bad sauce, distracted staff, could have done better to open a jar of Prego at home
- Sort of vegan options if youBarbaraBVIPDined on 5/26/2012Sort of vegan options if you don't count the egg in the pasta. The primavera was tasty. The ambiance is very pleasant.Special Features:
- The menu was tasteful, TheOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/11/2012The menu was tasteful, The food was Excellent and the ambiance was nice with the Sax player.Special Features:
- Friendly staff, good homeCruiseVIPDined on 5/8/2012Friendly staff, good home cooked italian style food. Would most definitely return when in the area.Special Features:
- The food was spectacular andOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/14/2012The food was spectacular and very nice romantic setting. I would definitely come back and recommend it to other people.Special Features:
- BEEN THERE MANY TIMES. THISOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/31/2011BEEN THERE MANY TIMES. THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME THE SERVICE WAS BAD. WAITER DISAPPEARED HALF WAY THROUGH THE MEAL.
- Every thing was excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/19/2011Every thing was excellent! A big hit with us,(as always) and the guests we brought~9 altogether!Special Features:
- BRIO ITALIANO ROCKS!!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/11/2011My Sorority sisters and I had a great time at Brio Italiano!! Overall, our food, the atmosphere, and service were great!! Reserving the table through Open Table was a breeze too, however, trying to decrease the amount of people within the party after initial set up was not liked. I had a reservation for 20 and only 10 confirmed. I went onto the website and was easily able to change the number from 20 to 10, but upon doing so instead of me being able to keep the current reservation time I had, it forced me to try to change my time to a later one. If I already had a reservation table for 20, why would I have to change the time of my initial reservation given that I have less folks?? To me, I shouldn't have to!!Special Features:
- Frank is an excellent waiter.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/11/2011Frank is an excellent waiter. He is knowledgeable, friendly, and customer oriented.Special Features:
- As usual the service was attentiveOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/4/2011As usual the service was attentive and the food was great. I met clients for a business meeting and the server gave us space but was always there when we needed her. I will continue to visit Brio.Special Features:
- Food was very good and quiteAnniversary33Dined on 10/29/2011Food was very good and quite a nice variety. Only negative was that the house salad included with the meal was very boring, dressing was not as good as a previous visit, room for improvement there.Special Features:
- Staff is very well train,OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/14/2011Staff is very well train, professional.in customer relations, polite to the nth degree, and in general, a complement to the establishment, bravo!Special Features:
- We sat in the bar area. AmbienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/11/2011We sat in the bar area. Ambience was missing. My dinner, tilapia with a tomato sauce, was just so-so. Another diner loved her spinach rollatine. The men had the shrimp/scallop special. They neither raved nor complained. The special appetizer, a bread with shrimp and tomatoes, was good. I would go back but would hope to sit in the dining room instead of the bar area. I had been to the restaurant once before and liked the dining area better.
- Pleasant dining experienceBarbaraBVIPDined on 9/10/2011Good food and lots of it. Enough to take home for another meal. Attentive waiter, very pleasant ambiance.Special Features:
- What a great restaurant. .OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/8/2011What a great restaurant. . . I made my reservation on-line. . . they greated me at the door, gave me an exceptional table for my visit. I had booked the reservation due to fact I traveled two hours to meet a special person there for a lunch. It was wonderful !! Excellent service !! Excellent food. Loved the Veal Piccata !!Special Features:
- Food was outstanding but serviceRVerVIPDined on 7/29/2011Food was outstanding but service was extremely friendly but slow. This could be as a result of each dish being apparently cooked to order. I will go back, but must admit not frequently. Price was right.Special Features:
- usually great.. this time not sodrbobVIPDined on 7/8/2011We had eaten at brio several times in the past. all much better than last friday. granted it was friday fest so street noise with band right outside the door wasnt the resaurants fault. ordered mussels in pomadora sauce that we had to send back because of bad.. bad mussels. the bruschetta is usually excellent but this time the bread was soaked in italian dressing to the point of being soggy and way way too much balsamic vinegar.. i ordered calamari to replace the mussels and it was ok.. needed salt .. very bland.. service was as always very excellent! we were in a hurry and staff accomadated us nicely. i will return to retry brio.. hopefully this was just a one time event..
- Very friendly staff. My husbandsOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/8/2011Very friendly staff. My husbands meal was outstanding - my veal a little soggy and had some inedible gristle , pasta that accompanied it was over loaded with butter. We have dined here before and think the food is very good - maybe just what I had ordered this time. Staff is friendly and very efficient so maybe they just need to work on their veal francese?Special Features:


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Robert Bashara (buh-SHER'-uh) returned to Wayne County court Wednesday. Judge Vonda Evans says a deal apparently is "not possible," which means a trial will go ahead as planned on Oct. 6.
The Grosse Pointe Park man is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Jane Bashara, who was strangled in 2012. A handyman is in prison for second-degree murder after saying he killed her on Bashara's orders.
The 56-year-old Bashara is in prison for trying to have the handyman killed. He's eligible for parole in 2019.
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