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Freehold - Cats & kittens
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Harrison - Cats & kittens
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#1 Jun 18, 2014
On September 22, 2011 Erin Joynt appeared on N.B.C. News with her family and her lawyer John Phillips. The young mother of two was the victim of an OVERsized Daytona Beach patrol vehicle. Paralysis to the left side of her face was the aftershock of a crushed skull- fractured neck & broken vertebrae. With damage to her speaking skills no noticeable signs of serious damage to her brain. John Phillips will represent the Joynt family and will not release any speculative figures as some reports [DBNJ O.L.] have already done. The Joynts case will be returning as a civil lawsuit. The county who did battle for months over the issue appointed an unknown spokesman to appear on the news claiming: We' are doing the best we can......???
#2 Jun 19, 2014
More people drown in Daytona Beach from the rip currents than die getting hit by cars. Rules to not get run over are simple. Don't run in front of cars and don't lie in the sand, use a beach chair. Rules for not drowning are simpler. Don't go in.
#3 Jun 19, 2014
When there has to be a rule that no one can lay on the beach in a [designated area] then it no longer is a public beach. The case above will play into the sympathy of public opinion and even manipulate the point. That's YOUR beach. And YOUR state road. Under guidelines of Parks & Recreation the beach is STATE property which means it is not subject to state tax in the state of Florida. A ventured guess would be that of course you don't believe in the way the county conducts there rules but then the topic [ a personal posting] is not about who dies te most and how they do it!
#4 Jun 19, 2014
Certain areas with interests to more protection = why not just ask if anyone wants driving on the beach or they don't. Jim Purdy is a shifty lawyer that can not be trusted- Purdy represents Volusia County [Carl Lentz- Donnie Moore & Jim McCroskey. The protection idea smaller vehicles designated areas- that was insurance fraud to show a decrease in accidents by manipulating the records. A civil case involving two or more people conducted in federal court during an on going federal investigation will entitle medical compensation which by the way involves proof of medical fraud against the county as a point with insurance records. The civil case has everything to do with changing the rules completely. It is not a city tax or county tax. It's federal. The case of Erin Joynt and the case of David Summers s not going to go away without being heard!
#5 Jun 23, 2014
The decision of allowing for vehicles on the beach is not just a matter of development in the Westin Hotel. Someone has made a federal case against a serious problem. During bike events the point is that 6 people died and the fault is to the motorist NOT' the biker that visits Daytona Beach with more than enough clues that the purpose is to get Drunk- a message that say's keep motorists out- for the reason of corruption. The following year the DBNJ can report that only 4 people died during bike week.??? The government will allow for this to happen and pass it off as an improvement from last years numbers. Meanwhile the Westin parking lot is a problem- It should be on Jasmine- No it should on West A1a no paving expenses traffic control stop lights at $100.000 a pop. After a tax break that was given to whom exactly! A fire drill was the tax write off for the Desert Inn. No stop light. No parking lot- just another accident that can happen on the beach and get written off with insurance fraud.
#6 Jun 23, 2014
International Speedway Corporation will defend driving on the beach as a tradition, It's an idea of people holding on to community as a last resort effort. The tolls won't change! A parking lot alone will cost more money than a parking lot with an occupied business. and traffic control includes more that $100.000 a pop for traffic lights. The congestion of having a traffic near a parking lot with a stoplight will conflict with local traffic. The residential areas would need to include no parking signs or parking restrictions with expense to the tax payer. Add this up. The Westin is providing jobs- where will they park? The Westin is not going to pay for the traffic light- because the distance will take the Westin out of the tax zone. Progress is voided again. The residents accept their fate and defend what they have left which is less than they deserve. Records of spending would have to be examined proposals of new business are to keep future investments away.
#7 Jun 26, 2014
Another 2 casualties at the Volusia County beaches this week. One by driver one by sea. The World's Most Dangerous Beach is keeping it's title.
#8 Jun 26, 2014
A title. Exactly right. It perpetuates into becoming fearful. It's a hit & run or an accident. That can be used once or twice a year the person that is being hit can be a person that wants a lawsuit the settlement can make money for the legal system and insurance companies can file separate claims. When that doesn't work... it's the sea turtles the sharks [reported in NSB- that may be in Daytona. Or a viral infection in the Halifax River that will eventually lead to beach. Cars will never be an issue the taxes collected are reported at 1.5 Million a year in toll expenses before being reduced. It's a message that they don't want anybody on the beach if they can make that happen.
#9 Jun 27, 2014
A drunk driver that came off of Dunlawton to hit and kill someone who was walking on the beach. Bonded out on $12000 ... that's very wrong. Do you realize how unfair this will be for the county?? One of their toll booths was a victim! They collected revenue in court costs in case of the pregnant mom a trumped up case of victimized metal illness. Government money for mental evaluation- The case of the drunk driver will not be a big story. On some level it should be the right information that won't happen. The issue should be that beach ramps have to be eliminated completely for a legal and useful means of the property. The idea of conducting a poll on this issue was a mistake that could not be expected. Just as much as anyone else can vote 2 -3 or 4 times according to Ann Mc Fall it also means the vote on a computer doesn't count for much either/
#10 Jun 27, 2014
There is no disagreement about this point. Keep in mind you're going to be given [more] information about riptide casualties than you will driving accidents on the beach. The riptide casualties are not the responsibility of the county or the state. They are more easily written off as an accident and could possibly only be used as a deflection or accidents that occur on the beach.
#11 Jun 27, 2014
[Correction=typo-for] That only proves another point that should be decided in a federal court in civil case of Erin Joynt., Why swim at your own risk when Daytona Beach Capt. Richie Gardner was paid a reported $68.000 a year in annual fees Insurance costs have to be an issue in the case,
#12 Jun 27, 2014
The toll booth issue is to keep pedestrian traffic off of beach with an excuse to collect toll revenues/ The write offs benefit the city and county council and their members. Bandstand- renovation the ice skating rink the pier and the ocean center created the downfall of the Hilton property The Hilton taxes became washed into the pier investment. Each part of the revenue tolls- taxes and tax breaks will protect that pier as a write off to any Main Street property!
#13 Jun 27, 2014
Jurors are recommending $2.6 million in the case of Erin Joynt. Erin Joynt's attorney John Phillips had one quote for the press. The battle isn't over A clear indication that Mr. Phillips was not allowed to discuss any particulars of the court proceedings under federal law. The Daytona Beach News Journal spoke with several lawyers and representatives of Volusia County that covered most of the three page line article. The points mentioned are that he Joyn't Family has already received $135.000 Insurance companies will be covering those cost and in federal case [separate from the county] the court costs will be a liability of the taxpayer. Also according to the DBNJ government employees are immune from prosecution under Florida Statute.= a state constitution of rewritten laws approved by the legislature in 2012. Inadmissible even if those laws were legal [they are not] The accident occurred under a different of laws. Insurance issue remain in the battle this isn't over by a long shot!
#14 Jul 3, 2014
The County has claimed sovereign immunity [unpunishable by law]
#15 Jul 7, 2014
The rumor of a petition is being sent across the radio. WELE the Ormond Beach station that discusses the matter to avoid the matter, is blaming red sand as an answer to taking cars off of the beach. Red sand is the sign of beach erosion. One resident speaking out with concerns for the beach representing an amount of people who are not speaking out because they have given up... That's a tough act to follow.. Asking the government who never paid a personal property tax to invest in east A1a beachfront property for a parking lot. The petition itself is not concern with the disappearing shoreline. More tax dollars will be draw from an empty parking lot than a lot with occupied business. The petition by one individual is telling the public we know the government is -stealing the money there is no mistake bout that if we join together and protect with a petition it will improve the way they steal it... won't you help...? wtf!~!
#16 Jul 7, 2014
That would have to be someone involved with the Echo foundation or any of the other non existent organization of close friends that the city commission doesn't like. The Florida Department Of Transportation is represented by the subsidiary group of R. Sans Lassiter [one individual] the group company concerned with traffic safety laws red light cameras parking lots and infrastructure. Websites for Lassiter are viral and could be considered a computer risk. R. Sans [ sans definition=without[ represents the Main Street Committee Daytona Chamber of Commerce as an anonymous non existent figure for Daytona Beach. An address for Lassiter in Daytona is 123 Live Oak- the actual address is 137 Live Oak = The Christian Fellowship Church of Science.
#17 Jul 9, 2014
The sovereign immunity that the county claims to have is nothing more than agreement with an insurance company.
#18 Jul 9, 2014
In fact sovereign immunity in not taking responsibility for accidents on the beach blames not just the commission the Florida Department Of Transportation locks the beach areas under the unlawful act [due to liability] in the seizure of state properties. Find insurance fraud and those issues will be addressed.
#19 Jul 11, 2014
Without concerns from the Florida Department Of Transportation where each member of the group can not be verified as legitimate for the use of parks and recreation including the use of the beach as a municipal tax, the subject of driving on the beach is a stalemate. Tradition is not the reason for beach driving. Under parks and recreations as a municipal tax parking would be a legitimate issue of proper taxes. Each park within the county from Sugarmill to Sunsplash Birthplace Of Speed to Bicentennial draws from the municipal tax base. Anyone cooperating with the driving issue has abandoned hope or believes it I the right idea ... it isn't.
#20 Jul 16, 2014
Hotel development interferes with the timeshare market as a private concern. Timeshares are useful through the advertising of special events. Each proposed investment is a counter action to deflect from profit sharing
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Update: Victim Dies in Colfax and Verbena Shooting, No Arrests Yet (13)
An image from the scene courtesy of 7News photojournalist James Dougherty. Additional pics and more below.
Update: Earlier today, we told you about a late-night shooting at a residence near the intersection of East Colfax and Verbena during which the victim was critically injured.
Now, the Denver Police Department has tweeted that the individual has been pronounced dead. As a result, the case is now being investigated as a homicide. Continue for our previous coverage, including additional photos.
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Original post, 5:17 a.m.: Prior to 11 p.m. last night, violence erupted at a home on the 1500 block of Verbena Street, just north of Colfax.
One person was critically injured and the person behind the gun remains uncaptured at this writing. Continue for the latest details.
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The first official word of what took place comes via a two-part Denver Police Department tweet. Here's part one, time-stamped at 10:56 p.m.....
BREAKING: (1/2) #DPD is investigating a shooting in the 1500 Blk Verbina St. victim transported to hospital in critical.
— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) September 2, 2014
...and here's part two:
BREAKING: (2/2) #DPD condition. No suspect info at this time. Update information as it comes available.
— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) September 2, 2014
Local media organizations rushed to the scene, including CBS4:
DPD investigating shooting last nt on Verbena St near Colfax. 1 person in critical condition . No suspect info. #CBS4 pic.twitter.com/SFDSkCiKVL
— Rahel Solomon (@RahelCBS4) September 2, 2014
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The wide variety allows you to study whatever you want and the ability to change your mind.
Campus Quality:
Everything is very clean. It is awesome to come into such a welcoming college campus full of green trees and grass. It is amazingly clean and made me feel at home instantly.
Car Is Recommended – As with everything, nothing is perfect. Parking is pretty good and more than adequate space available for a vehicle. I like to venture away from campus and the local town so buses and cabs are out of the question for me. Driving to Indianapolis or Ft. Wayne for great night life is highly recommended. However if you prefer staying local, you will get around easily with the buses and cabs.
A Lot of Options – they have many options for student to choose to from, with christians with christians majors and other majors along with non christians school majors
Seem Like Alot of Different Student – it seem like their are many kinds of students on their and their backgrounds.
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Clean as I Know – This is a christian school, so if there is a drinking, i'm pretty it kept under wrap and out of the school ear.
Campus Quality:
Different Circles – IWU gives many different students the opportunity to get involved in what they're interested in. If you don't take advantage of these chances, you could end up sitting in your room by yourself; but we are a diverse group of students and keep involved with one another.
Overall Experience:
I love my school because of the religious foundation, but it is costly to attend school there. Overall, I love IWU.
Finest I've heard and been part of in all Indiana!
The number of parking spaces in the lots is a little less than desireable. It is often a few minute drive around the lot to find a spot within minutes of your dorm.
Campus Food:
The options at IWU for campus dining are limited for those of us that have special dietary needs. I'm a vegetarian and the food is limited for me. The prices are ridiculous for the small amount of food. I'm not very satisfied with the food service
we have good teams but not good fans when it comes to athletics at Indiana Wesleyan University. There is just not enough time to worry about going to games.
Student Teaching – Most students I know get more in class teaching experience before student theaching than other schools. And the majority of students have not problem getting jobs after graduation.
Off-Campus Housing:
Up Keep – Some are not in good shape and are not realitivly knew. Some off campus areas are not always safe.
Campus Quality:
Almost all of the buildings are new and up to date, or soon to be updated. Everything is cleaning and well taken care of.
Off-Campus Dining:
It is improving. But mostly fastfood and chains. With maybe 2 upper end eateries.
Internet, especialy wireless needs to be ungraded. Reception in most living areas in sktechy. Either net cables work, but can be frustrating.
Overall Experience:
Life Changing, but Seriously – My time at Indiana Wesleyan U. was not something I wanted to begin. I wanted to attend a handful of other schools, least of all IWU. However, God steered me in this direction for a time in the lives of those I met to make a great impact all around. I've grown more in the last year than I feel I have in the last decade of my life, though I'm sure eight year old me would not agree. Many of my friends say they stepped on campus and KNEW they were supposed to be at IWU. It's great. Get involved, meet your new best friends, and thrive- wherever you go.
It's not really bad unless you're not used to the weather. It snows, it rains, the sun shines just like anywhere else with actual season changes :).
Even with IWU being a christian school everyone knows that not every student there came because of that reason. We have students that are'nt religious at all there, or maybe even different religions.
Special Study Options – Indiana Wesleyan has many of the normal majors that all colleges offer, but it also stands aside from most colleges because of the special majors because it is a christian college. They give students the opportunity to major in things like leadership, ministry, and singing.
Campus Quality:
All Buildings – Indiana Wesleyan has just built a brand new campus. Everything was just built less than ten years ago. They have more than enough space for the athletic events happening at the schools. They also have special places set aside for specifically athletes. The students center and cafe are both plentiful in size and looks.
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GREENWOOD CAMPUS AREA – it's important to note that I attend IWU in Greenwood, IN. The restaurants in the area are great, there's somethng for everyone in every budget. And there's some variety also! And if you just want to grab a quick snack, you've even got Walmart around the corner.
Drug Safety:
Nonexistent Drug Scene – The drug scene at school is practically nonexistent. If the students are using drugs it is hidden well enough that students who are not looking for it will not even know it is there.
Athletic Facilities – The facilities here are great. The equipment is state of the art exercise equipment and there's plenty of gym area for whatever sport you wish to play.
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Game 3 Recap: Cubs 11, Astros 6
W - Ted Lilly (1-0)
L - Brian Moehler (0-1)
In the spirit of Passover, we begin tonight's recap by asking, why is this night different from all other nights?
The answer:
Tonight the Cubs sent nine men to the plate in each of the first two innings, building a lead so large, it allowed Ted Lilly to throw his own personal game of Home Run Derby and still win his first game of the season.
Details after the jump.
The Good:
- The hits just kept on coming—Fukudome had four safeties (including a 2B and HR); Ramirez had four (including a 2B); and Soriano, Fontenot, and Theriot had two each
- Did I mention that Kosuke "First Pitch" Fukudome had four hits? The first three all resulted from first-pitch swings, an interesting shift in approach from a guy who ranked second in the NL last season in pitches seen per plate appearance (4.29)
- Anthony Michael Hall lookalike David Patton made his Major League debut and after serving up a home run ball to Hunter Pence, the 23-year-old Patton mowed down six Astros in a row, including Lance Berkman on a three-pitch strikeout that featured a 95 mph fastball, an 82-mph breaking ball, and an 85-mph curveball for the kill
- Still looking for his first Cub hit, Milton Bradley nonetheless managed to reach base four times, via 3 walks and an HBP
- Carlos Marmol and Angel Guzman each delivered another strong inning in relief
The Bad:
- Lilly gave up 4 HR in just 5 IP; this spring he gave up 5 HR in just 11 IP. Yes, the wind was howling to centerfield tonight and Arizona has thin air, but that's a damn lot of home runs
- Derrek Lee went 1-for-6 with three strikeouts
- Alfonso Soriano got thrown out at first on a play in which Miguel Tejada double-clutched not once, but twice (four clutches total); somebody's wheels just aren't what they used to be
- The Cubs will not get to hit against Brian Moehler and Russ Ortiz every night for the rest of the season
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Any chance anyone has decent tickets for the April 19th Sunday night game against the Cardinals? I am profoundly sorry if I am violating protocol, but I have come up with bupkus in all my other attempts to get tix.
It will be part of my Honeymoon, and I am hoping to secure some tickets before I get to Chicago.
Thanks for tolerating this post.
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Don't have tix for you but others have posted requests before, so it shouldn't be any problem for you to ask.
Re: Game 3 Recap: Cubs 11, Astros 6
Milton Bradley is going for the Guiness Book of World Records for most runs scored by a guy with a .000 batting average.
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"Lilly gave up 4 HR in just 5 IP; this spring he gave up 5 HR in just 11 IP. Yes, the wind was howling to centerfield tonight and Arizona has thin air, but that's a damn lot of home runs"
Did Houston move to Arizona and I missed it? :D
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(He's talking about Spring Training games as well as last night's game in Houston.)
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I did.
He had nothing except it might be a trip to the dl or day to day. He said the Cubs can survive Hill for awhile and it's still early.
Looking at the picture of Milo, I want to punch him in his face.
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It is early and the division is weak and the Cubs have good offensive support around him, but hope we don't have to live with Hill for very long. I think by the end of the year, we will be hoping for the days of having a backup catcher as "good" as Paul Bako. I hope the Cubs are cautious with Soto and maybe sit him out the 3 games in MIL this weekend, but just don't make this a thing where he is out for a month due to pushing him.
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hill will be lucky to get 200-250ab. if that hurts the team in any way hill would have to run into an unreal stretch of bad luck.
and what can bako do that hill cant...maybe hit a couple more homers or a few more doubles?
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and what can bako do that hill cant...maybe hit a couple more homers or a few more doubles?
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Man, as much of a cockgobbler as he is, I just can't even imagine myself punching a frail old man in the face. He looks like he would just shatter like he was frozen in liquid nitrogen or something.
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I have 4 for 4/19, upper deck box. I'm going Saturday. Let me know!
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I wish mlb.tv would get the kinks out. I only caught the last half of the game last night and wanted to catch the highlights from the first part, but the links to the archived game and the video highlights bring you to nothing. I opened gameday and tried to watch the video highlights in that and the only one they have is, get this, Pence's home run. Just dumb.
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It's pretty tough to deliver archived games, condensed games, and highlights when whole innings are missing from the video streams. I wonder how much of these problems are due to lack of cooperation from Microsoft. MLB.com switched their media streaming contract from Silverlight to Flash and now I understand both sides are in court.
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3 seasons in a row it has been that way. First 2 weeks or so they work the new stuff in, with all the new subscribers jamming the servers as well. I had a 85% good view last night. I figured the requirements would be higher so I bought a new computer to watch the games, and the picture quality is already 100% better/bigger than last year. But the jumping at times and freezing, just have to be patient while the nerd herd works on it since this is the first year almost everything is available high def. Len and Bob were good!
Normally I'm blacked out from all Astros games (doesn't bother me unless they play the Cubs) but for some reason they let me watch. Also surprised they didn't raise the price of MLB TV. All in all, a good deal since I get to watch our division opponents as well and "scout."
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I am using a 6 yr old laptop, and was able to follow the Cards/Pirates game while in Parachat with no problems. Are those of you having trouble watching multiple games?
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I have been completely fine in games so far. I have a fast internet connection and new laptop. I've also been able to select the away feed for games even though I haven't paid for premium. My only problems are the day after the games, I can't access any highlights or archived games on the website.
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If I remember correctly, MLB.com is run by a former Golden Gopher...no BADgers are going to get a good mlb.tv experience (insert villainous laughter)
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most cable/sat providers are running the free MLB package this week so if you can't get online to watch there you go.
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Loved the pop off Aramis' bat. Loved seeing Fukudome being aggressive in his zone, patient outside it. Loved Bradley contributing despite not getting a hit.
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Boy - lots of new faces coming here. Wondering if the rainbows and roses at Al's site is just too much to take? Oh, and the constant chatter of non-baseball-related crap.
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Not sure if I'm among the perceived new faces, but I've been lurking these parts since before MVP, John Hill, Alec and the all-baseball days. Back when Ruz got excited about baseball again.
Anyway, I like to only chime in when I can improve on the current conversation. Though I'm not usually successful at that. : )
I think I'm just a little excited as I've started paying for my television service for the first time in many years. So I can actually see all the games now. Crazy. I'll miss the radio guys, but I can't deny my enthusiasm.
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Sad news the Angels SP Nick Adenhart was killed in a car crash hours after he pitched.
Angels Pitcher Killed After Game
Nick Adenhart killed in car crash after game.
He was 22.
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This is truly sad...
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Utter fucking waste. What a downer.
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There were two other people in the car with Adenhart that are also dead. I hope for the sake of the Angels it's no one else associated with the team.
Who else would he be hanging out with after a game, though? How many people can he know in Orange County in his very short time there?
Fingers crossed.
Very, very sad news for the Angels and the Adenhart family.
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This article has a picture of the car, completely fucked up.
And not surprising, fucking drunk driver who was driving with a suspended license for driving drunk before.
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what the hell...oh man.
dude was a 14th round pick who OMG'd his way up the system. this spring he showed enough command over his stuff to break with the team as a starter...the 2 injuries helped a bit, too.
just wow...
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is harden actually starting tomorrow? I thought they were going to wait a while
At this rate...
On pace for...
Theriot - .615 BA
Bradley - 0 hits, 216 BB
Ramirez - 270 RBI
Soriano - 108 HR, 108 RBI
Lilly - 32 - 0, 9.00 ERA, 130 HR
Re: At this rate...
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It seemed to me that Moehler actually had decent stuff, at least in the first inning.
Silverlight is a hideous technology.
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I think Javy is learning--but he's learning to make contact, not learning to lay off pitches out of the zone. A quick glance at his plate discipline numbers on Fangraphs shows that his contact rate is up, especially his contact rate out of the zone, but his swing rate is up too, especially his swing rate out of the zone.
I definitely saw ballpark radar guns go up to 102 on Kerry Wood back when he was still a starter, but who knows how accurate they were.
They've mentioned Henry Rodriguez (2013), Chris Carpenter, and Andrew Cashner as Cubs who have gone 100+. They said Rodriguez was tops at 100.8. Who knows before 2008?
Regarding Heyward--
He'll play regardless of what he does, just like Soriano played for seven years before they finally ditched him.
What can they do? All I can think of is they can keep hiring and firing hitting coaches until they find one who can get him to stop hitting balls with the handle of the bat.
(All those broken bats added to his paycheck is just a bit much.)
Lester will probably be all right.
I think Arrieta might have added too much muscle preparing for that butt-naked ESPN photo shoot. Pitchers are supposed to be loose, not muscled up.
I have basically written off Heyward for this year -- if you are working on major swing changes in late July, you are going to struggle. Hopefully, he can be more productive at the plate next year. It will be interesting to see what they do with him if the Cardinals keep winning and close the gap. Heyward is dead last in the NL in slugging and in the bottom 5 in OPS -- yet still has a positive WAR. Hunh.
Has anybody in a Cub uniform ever thrown a ball 103 before?
He certainly looks better, no doubt, and is a different player than what we saw when he first came up. Full credit to him for changing his approach and saving his career.
But he has zero walks in 35AB since the break, and 10 in 251 AB all year. He does seem to be able to hit some pitches out of the zone, but, a guy with his pop should be drawing more walks. However, it's easy to forget he is still only 23, and probably trying to make an impact to prove he should be an everyday player.


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28 July 2016 11:11 AM, PDT | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
Warner Bros. Pictures has released a second trailer for the upcoming drama The Accountant.
Christian Wolff (Ben Affleck) is a math savant with more affinity for numbers than people. Behind the cover of a small-town Cpa office, he works as a freelance accountant for some of the world's most dangerous criminal organizations.
With the Treasury Department's Crime Enforcement Division, run by Ray King (J.K. Simmons), starting to close in, Christian takes on a legitimate client: a state-of-the-art robotics company where an accounting clerk (Anna Kendrick) has discovered a discrepancy involving millions of dollars. But as Christian uncooks the books and gets closer to the truth, it is the body count that starts to rise.
The film also stars Jon Bernthal ("Fury," "The Wolf of Wall Street"), Jean Smart (TV's "Fargo," "24"), and Cynthia Addai-Robinson ("Star Trek: Into Darkness"), with Jeffrey Tambor (TV's "Transparent," "The Hangover" films »
- Michelle McCue
28 July 2016 9:08 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
This past spring, Ben Affleck stepped into one of the most iconic roles in cinematic history by playing Batman in Warner Bros.' Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. The actor will also return as the Caped Crusader in this summer's Suicide Squad and next year's Justice League, but in between those projects he will play a mysterious yet deadly numbers man in Warner Bros.' The Accountant, hitting theaters October 16. Today we have the second trailer for this harrowing thriller, that showcases a much different side of Ben Affleck.
The trailer from Warner Bros. UK YouTube showcases Christian Wolff (Affleck), a math savant with more affinity for numbers than people. Behind the cover of a small-town Cpa office, he works as a freelance accountant for some of the world's most dangerous criminal organizations. With the Treasury Department's Crime Enforcement Division, run by Ray King (J.K. Simmons), starting to close in, »
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27 July 2016 8:15 PM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Warner Bros. Pictures has premiered the new full-length trailer for the suspense thriller "The Accountant" which opens in cinemas on October 14th. Ben Affleck plays math savant Christian Wolff who has more affinity for numbers than people. He also works as a freelance accountant for some of the world's most dangerous criminal organizations.
J.K. Simmons plays the head of the Treasury Department's Crime Enforcement Division which is starting to close in, so Christian takes on a legitimate client: a state-of-the-art robotics company where an accounting clerk (Anna Kendrick) has discovered a multi-million dollar discrepancy. As he gets closer to the truth, it is the body count that starts to rise.
Jon Bernthal, Jean Smart, Cynthia Addai-Robinson, Jeffrey Tambor and John Lithgow also star in the film which hails from "Warrior" director Gavin O'Connor and a script by "The Judge" writer Bill Dubuque. Mark Williams and Lynette Howell are producing.
- Garth Franklin
12 July 2016 12:00 AM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
Amazon Prime Day is here, and with it, a bevy of deals for your entertainment-loving heart. In order to plow through the massive list of deals being offered to Amazon Prime members — it is called Amazon Prime Day for a reason — we've narrowed down some of the many offerings for 18 tried and tested IndieWire favorites, spanning both film and television, available with some very special streaming deals today only. Take a look, and start saving now.
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In a summer full of lousy Hollywood fare, go back to 2014 and re-experience Doug Liman's brilliant sci-fi romp. Written by master screenwriter Chris McQuarrie, "Edge of Tomorrow" pushes Tom Cruise to rock bottom and kills him off in the first 10 minutes. And then does it again, and again and a few dozen more times. Consider it a video game movie that doesn't need video game source material to make it work, »
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27 June 2016 2:00 PM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Jason from Mnpp here using the ocassion of another's week's "Beauty vs Beast" to give good goblin love to one of our favorite 80s kid's movies: Jim Henson's Labyrinth is turning 30 today! The film was released on June 27th 1986, and to folks my age it became pretty much an instant classic. Labyrinth tells a tale as old as time - girl babysits, girl wishes baby away to David Bowie, David Bowie's innappropriate bulge mesmerizes an eight-year-old me, so on and so forth. What's not to love? I saw Jennifer Connolly on the subway once and it took all the restraint inside of me not to yell, "Your mother is a fraggin' aardvark!" at her.
Previously It was the start of the endless summer season last week so what better way to 'celebrate" than by looking back at the romantic-comedy that dragged it out to (500) Days - in the »
14 June 2016 9:59 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
They've made some of the best thrillers of the past six years. We list some of the best modern thriller directors currently working...
Director Guillermo del Toro once described suspense as being about the withholding of information: either a character knows something the audience doesn't know, or the audience knows something the character doesn't. That's a deliciously simple way of describing something that some filmmakers often find difficult to achieve: keeping viewers on the edges of their seats.
The best thrillers leave us scanning the screen with anticipation. They invite us to guess what happens next, but then delight in thwarting expectations. We can all name the great thriller filmmakers of the past - Alfred Hitchcock, Carol Reed, Brian De Palma - but what about the current crop of directors? Here's our pick of the filmmakers who've made some great modern thrillers over the past six years - that is, between the year 2010 and the present.
Jeremy Saulnier - Blue Ruin, Green Room
To think there was once a time when Jeremy Saulnier was seriously quitting the film business.
"To be honest," Saulner told us back in 2014, "Macon and I had really given up on our quest to break into the industry and become legitimate filmmakers. So what we were trying to do with Blue Ruin was archive our 20 year arc and bring it to a close. Really just revisit our stomping grounds and use locations that were near and dear to us and build a narrative out of that."
Maybe this personal touch explains at least partly why Blue Ruin wound up getting so much attention in Cannes in 2013, signalling not the end of Saulnier and his star Macon Blair's career, but a brand new chapter. But then again, there's more than just hand-crafted intimacy in Saulnier's revenge tale; there's also its lean, minimal storytelling and the brilliance of its characterisation. Blue Ruin is such an effective thriller because its protagonist is so atypical: sad-eyed, inexperienced with guns, somewhat soft around the edges, Macon Blair's central character is far from your typical righteous avenger.
Green Room, which emerged in the UK this year, explores a similar clash between very ordinary people and extraordinary violence. A young punk band shout about anarchy and aggression on stage, but they quickly find themselves out of their depth when they're cornered by a group of bloodthirsty neo-Nazis. In Saulnier's films, grubby, unseemly locations are matched by often beautiful locked-off shots. Familiar thriller trappings are contrasted by twists of fortune that are often shocking.
Denis Villeneuve - Sicario, Prisoners
Here's one of those directors who can pack an overwhelming sense of dread in a single image: in Sicario, his searing drug-war thriller from last year, it was the sight of tiny specks of dust falling in the light scything through a window. That single shot proved to be the calm before the storm, as Villeneuve unleashed a salvo of blood-curdling events: an attempted FBI raid on a building gone horribly awry. And this, I think, is the brilliance of Villeneuve's direction, and why he's so good at directing thrillers like Sicario or 2013's superb Prisoners - he understands the rhythm of storytelling, and how scenes of quiet can generate almost unbearable tension.
Another case in point: the highway sequence in Sicario, where Emily Blunt's FBI agent is stuck in a traffic jam outside one of the most violent cities in the world. Villeneueve makes us feel the stifling heat and the claustrophobia; something nasty's going to happen, we know that - but it's the sense of anticipation which makes for such an unforgettable scene.
Prisoners hews closely to the template of a modern mystery thriller, but it's once again enriched by Villeneuve's expert pacing and the performances he gets out of his actors. Hugh Jackman's seldom been better as a father on the hunt for his missing child, while Jake Gyllenhaal mesmerises as a cop scarred by his own private traumas.
Lynne Ramsay - We Need To Talk About Kevin
Ramsay's We Need To Talk About Kevin may be the most effective psychological thriller of recent years. About the difficult relationship between a mother (Tilda Swinton) and her distant, possibly sociopathic son (Ezra Miller), Ramsay's film is masterfully told from beginning to end - which is impressive, given that the source novel by Lionel Shriver is told via a series of letters. Ramsay takes the raw material from the book and crafts something cinematic and highly disturbing: a study of guilt, sorrow and recrimination. Tension bubbles even in casual conversations around the dinner table. Miller is an eerie, cold-eyed blank. Swinton is peerless. One scene, in which Swinton's mother comes home in the dead of night, is unforgettable. Here's hoping Ramsay returns with another feature film very soon.
Morten Tyldum - Headhunters
All kinds of thrillers have emerged from Scandinavia over the past few years, whether on the large or small screen or in book form. Morten Tyldum's Headhunters is among the very best of them. The fast-paced and deliriously funny story of an art thief who steals a painting from the wrong guy, Headhunters launched Tyldum on an international stage - Alan Turing drama The Imitation Game followed, and the Sony sci-fi film Passengers is up next. It isn't hard to see why, either: Headhunters shows off Tyldum's mastery of pace and tone, as his pulp tale hurtles from intense chase scenes to laugh-out-loud black comedy.
Granted, Joel Edgerton's better known as an actor, having turned in some superb performances in the likes of Warrior, Zero Dark Thirty and Warror. But with a single film - The Gift, which he wrote, directed, produced and starred in - Edgerton established himself as a thriller filmmaker of real promise. About a successful, happily married couple whose lives are greatly affected by an old face from the husband's past, The Gift is an engrossing, unsettling movie with superb performances from Jason Bateman and Rebecca Hall as well as Edgerton.
A riff on the 'killer in our midst' thrillers of the 80s and 90s - The Stepfather, The Hand That Rocks The Cradle and so on - The Gift is all the more effective because of its restraint. We're never quite sure who the villain of the piece is, at least at first - and Edgerton's use of the camera leaves us wrong-footed at every turn. The world arguably needs more thrillers from Joel Edgerton.
If you haven't seen The Gift yet, we'd urge you to track it down.
David Michod - Animal Kingdom
The criminals at play in this true-life crime thriller are all the more chilling because they're so mundane - a bunch of low-level thieves, murderers and gangsters who prowl around the rougher parts of Melbourne, Australia. Writer-director David Michod spent years developing Animal Kingdom, and it was worth the effort: it's an intense, engrossing film, for sure, but it's also a believable glimpse of the worst of human nature. Ben Mendelsohn and Jacki Weaver play villains of different kinds; the latter a manipulative grandmother who looks over her brood of criminals, the former a spiteful thief. Crafting moments of incredible tension from simple exchanges, Michod launched himself as a formidable talent with this feature debut.
Affleck's period drama-thriller Argo won all kinds of awards, but we'd argue his earlier thrillers were equally well made. Gone Baby Gone was a confident debut and an economical adaptation of Dennis LeHane's novel. The Town, released in 2010, was a heist thriller that made the most of its Boston setting. One of its key scenes - a bank robbery in which the thieves wear a range of bizarre outfits, including a nun's habit - is masterfully staged. With Affleck capable of teasing out great performances from his actors and staging effective set-pieces, it's hardly surprising he's so heavily involved in making at least one Batman movie for Warner - as well as playing the hero behind the mask.
Anton Corbijn - The American, A Most Wanted Man
The quiet, almost meditative tone of Anton Corbijn's movies mean they aren't necessarily to everyone's taste, but they're visually arresting and almost seductive in their rhythm and attention to detail. Already a celebrated photographer, Corbijn successfully crossed over into filmmaking with Control, an exquisitely-made drama about Joy Division lead singer Ian Curtis. Corbijn took a markedly different direction with The American, a thriller about an ageing contract killer (George Clooney) who hides out in a small Italian town west of Rome. Inevitably, trouble eventually comes calling.
Corbijn's direction remains gripping because he doesn't give us huge action scenes to puncture the tension. We can sense the capacity for violence coiled up beneath the hitman's calm exterior, and Corbijn makes sure we only see rare flashes of that toughness - right up until the superbly-staged climax.
A Most Wanted Man, based on the novel by John le Carre, is a similarly astute study of an isolated yet fascinating character - in this instance, the world-weary German intelligence agent Gunther Bachmann, brilliantly played by Philip Seymour Hoffman. Tragically, the film proved to be one of the last before Hoffman's death in 2014.
Paul Greengrass - Green Zone, Captain Phillips
Mention Greengrass' name, and the director's frequent use of handheld cameras might immediately spring to mind. But time and again, Greengrass has proved a master of his own personal approach - you only have to look at the muddled, migraine-inducing films of his imitators to see how good a director Greengrass is. Part of the filmmakers' visual language rather than a gimmick, Greengrass' camera placement puts the viewer in the middle of the story, whether it's an amnesiac agent on the run (his Bourne films) or on a hijacked aircraft (the harrowing United 93). While not a huge hit, Green Zone was an intense and intelligent thriller set in occupied Iraq. The acclaimed Captain Phillips, meanwhile, was a perfect showcase for Greengrass' ability to fuse realism and suspense; the true story of a merchant vessel hijacked by Somali pirates, it is, to quote Greengrass himself, "a contemporary crime story."
John Hillcoat - Lawless, Triple 9
We can't help thinking that, with a better marketing push behind it, Triple 9 could have been a much bigger hit when it appeared in cinemas earlier this year. It has a great cast - Chiwetel Ejiofor, Norman Reedus, Anthony Mackie and Aaron Paul as a group of seasoned thieves, Kate Winslet cast against type as a gangland boss - and its heist plot rattles along like an express train.
Hillcoat seems to have the western genre pulsing through his veins, and he excels at creating worlds that are desolate and all-enveloping, whether his subjects are period pieces (The Proposition, Lawless) or post-apocalyptic dramas (The Road). Triple 9 sees Hillcoat make an urban western that is both classic noir and entirely contemporary; his use of real cops and residents around the film's Atlanta location give his heightened story a grounding that is believable in the moment. Nowhere is this more in evidence than in the scene in which Casey Affleck's cop breaches a building while hunkered down behind a bullet-proof shield. Hillcoat places us right there in the scene with Affleck and the cops sneaking into the building behind him; we sense the claustrophobia and vulnerability.
Hillcoat explained to us in February that this sequence wasn't initially written this way in the original script; it changed when the director and his team discovered how real-world cops protect themselves in real-world situations. In Triple 9, research and great filmmaking combine to make an unforgettably intense thriller.
Jim Mickel - Cold In July
Seemingly inspired by such neo-Noir thrillers as Red Rock West and Blood Simple, 2014's Cold In July is a genre gem from director Jim Mickle (Stake Land, We Are What We Are). Michael C Hall plays an ordinary guy in 80s America who shoots an intruder who breaks into his home, and becomes drawn into a moody conspiracy that takes in crooked cops, porn and a private eye (who's also keen pig-rearer) played by Don Johnson. Constantly shifting between tones, Mickel's thriller refuses to stick to genre expectations. In one scene, after Hall shoots the burglar dead, Mickel's camera lingers over the protagonist as he cleans up the blood and glass. It's touches like these that make Cold In July far more than a typical thriller.
Mickel's teaming up with Sylvester Stallone next; we're intrigued to see what that partnership produces.
Martin Scorsese - Shutter Island
As a filmmaker, Scorsese needs no introduction. As a director of thrillers, he's in a class of his own: from Taxi Driver via the febrile remake of Cape Fear to the sorely underrated Bringing Out The Dead, his films are full of suspense and the threat of violence. Shutter Island, based on the Dennis LeHane novel of the same name, saw Scorsese plunge eagerly into neo-noir territory. A murder mystery set in a mental institution on the titular Shutter Island, its atmosphere is thick with menace. Like a combination of Robin Hardy's The Wicker Man and Adrian Lyne's cult classic Jacob's Ladder, Shutter Island's one of those stories where we never know who we can trust - even the protagonist, played by Leonardo DiCaprio.
David Fincher - The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Gone Girl
After the trial by fire that was Alien 3, David Fincher found his footing in the 90s with such hits as Seven and The Game. In an era where thrillers were in much greater abundance, from the middling to the very good, Seven in particular stood out as a genre classic: smartly written, disturbing, repulsive and yet captivating to look at all at once. Fincher's affinity for weaving atmospheric thrillers continued into the 2010s, first with The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, a superb retelling of Stieg Larsson's book which didn't quite find the appreciative audience deserved, and Gone Girl, an even better movie which - thankfully - became a hit.
Based on Gillian Flynn's novel (and adapted by the author herself), Gone Girl is both a gripping thriller and a thoroughly twisted relationship drama. Fincher's mastery of the genre is all here: his millimetre-perfect composition, seamless touches of CGI and subtle yet effective uses of colour and shadow. While not a straight-up masterpiece like the period thriller Zodiac, Gone Girl is still a glossy, smart and blackly funny yarn in the Hitchcock tradition. If there's one master of the modern thriller currently working, it has to be Fincher.
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7 June 2016 10:40 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
2K have announced that their hit turn based strategy, Xcom 2, is coming to Xbox One and Playstation 4 this September. The PC edition of the game was released earlier this year and has been met with huge success.
Xcom 2 is set 20 years after the original story, it is a future where humanity lost the war against the aliens. There is just one new world order in place, one where humans are at the mercy of the plans of the aliens. The former secret paramilitary organisation known as Xcom is forgotten but not gone altogether and players must strike from the shadows at the very heart of the aliens and liberate the Earth from the alien's evil plans.
Console gamers have been desperate to play Xcom 2 with forums, Youtube videos and other social media having many comments along the lines of 'When is it coming to console?'. These comments have not »
- Andrew Newton
7 June 2016 7:19 AM, PDT | Cinelinx | See recent Cinelinx news »
Console fans of Xcom who felt left out in the cold by the sequel's PC only release last year can now rest easy, as Firaxis has revealed console ports of the strategy title will be arriving this September. Come inside to check out all the details and a new trailer.
Due to hardware limitations, most of my gaming is done on consoles. As such, I watched PC gamers the world over enjoying Xcom 2 with a great deal of sadness and frustration. Strategy titles have long been my bread and butter in gaming, with Xcom Enemy Unknown/Within being among one of my favorites. So imagine my joy and surprise this morning when 2K and Firaxis announced Xcom 2 is arriving on PS4 and Xbox One on September 6, 2016.
2K announced today that Xcom® 2 is coming to the PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system and Xbox One on September 6, 2016 in North America and September 9, 2016 internationally for $59.99. Additionally, »
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2 June 2016 8:14 AM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Jennifer Morrison – star of Once Upon A Time – is gearing up for the next phase of her career by filling out the cast of her feature-length directorial debut with an impressive roster of talent. Having already cast Ed O'Neill and multiple award-winning Allison Janney, Morrison has now added Melissa Benoist (Supergirl) and Michael Angarano (The Knick) to the list of stars set to appear in Sun Dogs.
Written by Anthony Tambakis (Warrior, Jane Got A Gun), the film will see Jennifer Morrison branch out with her own production banner – Apartment 3C Productions. Sun Dogs will be the first of two collaborations between Tambakis and Apartment 3C, and will start Morrison's directing career off with a comedic look at duty, ambition and homeland security.
Ned (Michael Angarano) is a young man desperate to enlist in the U.S Marines and serve his country. Failing repeatedly, and then once more, »
- Sarah Myles
1 June 2016 2:38 PM, PDT | Deadline | See recent Deadline news »
Exclusive: Michael Angarano, Melissa Benoist, Allison Janney and Ed O'Neill have come aboard to star in Sun Dogs, the feature film directorial debut of Once Upon A Time star Jennifer Morrison that was penned by Anthony Tambakis (Warrior). Fabrica De Cine, which just closed a mega-deal in Cannes to produce and finance Martin Scorcese's The Irishman, will co-finance Sun Dogs along with Caviar (Diary Of A Teenage Girl). The comedy, the first for Morrison's newly launched Apar… »
17 May 2016 9:36 AM, PDT | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
Just a few days ago we reported that The Solution Entertainment Group was doing a project called Wheelman, starring Frank Grillo and Joe Carnahan producing, and now Netflix has gotten the rights for it.
Netflix has acquired worldwide rights to the high-concept action thriller Wheelman starring Frank Grillo. Joe Carnahan (The Grey, The A-Team) is producing the film alongside The Solution Entertainment Group's Myles Nestel (The November Man, Machete) and Grillo who is making his producing debut. Wheelman is written and directed by Jeremy Rush and is scheduled to commence principal photography in fall 2016. J Todd Harris, Chady Mattar and Scott Silver are executive producing.
The Wheelman is Grillo - a getaway driver thrust into a high stakes race-to-survive after a bank robbery goes terribly wrong. With a car full of money and his family on the line, the clock is ticking to figure out who double-crossed him, and »
- Kellvin Chavez
12 May 2016 6:42 PM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
After bringing the iconic superhero Batman back to life on the big screen this spring with Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Ben Affleck takes on a much more sinister role this fall in Warner Bros.' The Accountant. The studio released the first trailer for this thriller today, which shows Ben Affleck playing a brilliant math genius who is leading a dangerous double life. This thriller could end up being one of the hottest movies hitting theaters this fall, with Ben Affleck leading a stellar cast that also includes Anna Kendrick and J.K. Simmons.
The trailer from Warner Bros. UK YouTube showcases Christian Wolff (Affleck), a math savant with more affinity for numbers than people. Behind the cover of a small-town Cpa office, he works as a freelance accountant for some of the world's most dangerous criminal organizations. With the Treasury Department's Crime Enforcement Division, run by Ray King »
- MovieWeb
12 May 2016 5:01 PM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
"Warrior" helmer Gavin O'Connor takes on the assassin genre with "The Accountant," a new thriller in which Ben Affleck plays a math savant who works as a freelance accountant for some of the world's most dangerous criminal organizations. The film opens on October 14th.
With the Treasury Department's Crime Enforcement Division, run by Ray King (J.K. Simmons), starting to close in, he takes on a legitimate client: a state-of-the-art robotics company where an accounting clerk (Anna Kendrick) has discovered a discrepancy involving millions of dollars. A body count begins to stack up.
- Garth Franklin
11 May 2016 6:33 AM, PDT | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
Action superstar Frank Grillo (Captain America: Civil War, Kingdom, The Purge franchise) will take on the title role in the high-concept action thriller Wheelman written and directed by Jeremy Rush. Joe Carnahan (The Grey, The A-team) is producing the film alongside Myles Nestel (The November Man, Machete) for The Solution Entertainment Group and Grillo, making his producing debut.
The Solution's Lisa Wilson & Josh Deitell are handling international rights to the high-octane thriller and will introduce the film to buyers at Cannes. CAA will represent the film's U.S. rights.
The Solution is also financing the picture, which is scheduled to commence principal photography in September 2016. J Todd Harris, Chady Mattar and Scott Silver are executive producing.
Frank Grillo is the Wheelman - a getaway driver thrust into a high stakes race-to-survive after a bank robbery goes terribly wrong. With a car full of money and his family on the line, »
- Kellvin Chavez
22 April 2016 2:51 PM, PDT | Deadline | See recent Deadline news »
Exclusive: Once Upon A Time star Jennifer Morrison has launched her own production banner, Apartment 3C Productions, and will kick things off with her feature film directorial debut in Sun Dogs, a comedy penned by Warrior scribe Anthony Tambakis. The pic follows a young misfit with three failed attempts to join the Marines under his belt. Taking a Marine officer's advice to "protect the homefront" a little too seriously, he sets his sights on a casino manager who may or… »
21 April 2016 3:00 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Natalie Portman plays a tough frontierswoman, Joel Edgerton a resentful loner and Ewan McGregor a notorious outlaw in this moderate adventure
Related: Jane Got a Gun – but most women in westerns still don't
Actually, Jane is demurely reliant on old-fashioned menfolk getting their guns to protect her in this laborious and solemn western, hampered by teaser flashbacks and finally saddled with a ridiculous ending: it showcases a very stately performance from its producer-star, Natalie Portman. This project got bogged down three years ago when its original director Lynne Ramsay walked out due to disagreements on casting and creative autonomy. The reins are now in the hands of Gavin O'Connor, who directed the martial-arts movie Warrior, with Joel Edgerton and Tom Hardy; Brian Duffield's original and widely admired screenplay appears to have received a number of revisions. Portman plays Jane Hammond, a tough frontierswoman whose husband, Bill (Noah Emmerich »
- Peter Bradshaw
20 April 2016 1:06 AM, PDT | The Hollywood News | See recent The Hollywood News news »
Jane Got A Gun review: Has the troubled production doomed this once promising western?
Luke Ryan Baldock samples the Natalie Portman-led western, which arrives in U.K. cinemas on April 22nd. here's our Jane Got A Gun review.
Jane Got A Gun review
There's simply no escaping the controversy surrounding the making of Jane Got A Gun. So much news came out so fast as the film struggled to get under production, and although it was shot back in 2013, it is only now that the film has arrived. Originally set up as a vehicle for Lynne Ramsay to direct, she failed to show up on set due to reported unhappiness with not having final cut. She was soon replaced by Warrior director Gavin O'Connor, only for Jude Law to walk from the production as he signed on specifically to work with Ramsay. Jude Law had replaced Michael Fassbender, »
- Luke Ryan Baldock
10 April 2016 10:42 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
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Roy (Michael Shannon) is a father desperate to protect his uniquely gifted, eight-year-old son in this genre-defying thriller which proves once again that director Jeff Nichols is one of the most compelling storytellers of our time. As father and son go on the run, an intense chase ensues as they are hunted down by a mysterious cult and a clandestine government agency – the outcome of which could bring about a world-changing event.
Jeff Nichols' sci-fi thriller starring Michael Shannon (Take Shelter, »
- Oli Davis
4 April 2016 2:29 AM, PDT | The Hollywood News | See recent The Hollywood News news »
To co-incide with this week's release of the stunning sci-fi drama Midnight Special, we have a tie-in merchandise pack to give away to two lucky competition winners. The packs comprise of a black t-shirt with glow effects, a Maglite Solitaire touch, Headphones and radio transmitter (*details below)
From acclaimed filmmaker Jeff Nichols (Take Shelter, Mud) comes a genre-defying thriller starring long-time collaborator Michael Shannon (Take Shelter, 99 Homes) alongside a brilliant ensemble cast including Adam Driver (Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Girls), Kirsten Dunst (Fargo, Spider-Man), Joel Edgerton (Warrior), Sam Shepard (Bloodline, Mud) and talented newcomer Jaeden Lieberher (St Vincent).
Roy (Michael Shannon) is a father desperate to protect his uniquely gifted eight-year-old son in this gripping take on the sci-fi movie, which proves once again that director Jeff Nichols is one of the most compelling storytellers of our time. As father and son go on the run, an intense »
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19 March 2016 4:05 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
In the build-up to WrestleMania 32, the Flickering Myth writers look back at previous installments of the 'Show case of the Immortals'.
The Card:
Vader, Owen Hart & The British Bulldog w/Jim Cornette vs. Yokozuna, Jake 'The Snake' Roberts & Ahmed Johnson
'Rowdy' Roddy Piper vs. Goldust (Hollywood Backlot Brawl Match)
'Stone Cold' Steve Austin w/ Ted Dibiase vs. Savio Vega
Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. The Ultimate Warrior
Diesel vs. The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer
WWF Title Match: Shawn Michaels vs. Bret 'The Hitman' Hart (60-minute Ironman Match)
Mercifully, on WrestleMania Xii's entire card there is really only one match that can be considered disappointing. I'm personally of the opinion that Squash Matches (while extremely useful promotion tools) have no place on a 'Mania show. Having said that, the beauty of hindsight as turned this particular example into the most amusing squash match of all time.
Ultimate Warrior is »
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2009 was no slouch year for Raster-Noton, with excellent releases from label stalwart Alva Noto and Atom™'s (satirically) pretentious tribute to German electronic music. Best of them all was SND's comeback album, Atavism, in which the glitch duo posed the question: just how minimal can minimal techno get and still be groovy? The answer, as it turns out, involves stripping away the reverb and percussive detritus that often marks the genre, instead focusing solely on a drastically limited palette of harshly digital sounds. Yet from this small bag of pads, kicks, and other hits, SND produced an album that becomes undeniably infectious through its obsessive repetitions. These 16 untitled tracks are the cleanest, sharpest edges in any electronic music ostensibly for dancing—everything has been sanitized and computer-sequenced. But, to paraphrase Carl Craig's reaction to the similarly stark Kraftwerk, this is so stiff that it's funky.
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I read in net and Found reference array store references. References in sense the array is going to store memory address of variables i Guess if i am not mistaken. If that's the Case why i don't see the memory address when i loop through string array as Below.
String[] arrNames = new String[3];
arrNames[0] = "John";
arrNames[1] = "Mac";
arrNames[2] = "Alex";
Now as per the definition the arrNames array is going to store References at arrNames[0],arrNames[1], arrNames[2]. Which means memory address which is going to point to Names i.eJohn, Max and Alex.
If it is Primitive array its directly going to store the values like below.
int[] Num = new int[3];
Num[0] = 1;
Num[1] = 2;
Num[2] = 3;
The Num[0] is directly going to hold Numbers 1 instead of address which points to number.
Please correct me if i misunderstood it.