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Hello I Must Be Going
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There are some catches, including a breathy-voiced indie-rock soundtrack so bad you wonder if it's contributing to Amy's malaise. But overall, the comedy is a lovely showcase for Lynskey and the rest of the cast.
Working from a script by his wife, Sarah Koskoff, "High Fidelity" actor-turned-director Todd Louiso shapes the movie to Lynskey's rhythms.
Warm and funny, real and raw, Hello I Must Be Going deserves a hearty welcome from moviegoers looking for an honest and frank comedy that never forgets to help us care about its characters.
The movie's sharp-tongued and softhearted, a Sundance kind of film that mostly sidesteps generic Sundanceyness.
I can imagine a broader comedy in which the situation might work. Remember Mrs. Robinson or Stifler's mom? But here there's a fugitive undercurrent of sincerity. Hello, I Must Be Going raises questions it doesn't have the answers for.
While it's too hastily and neatly resolved, Hello I Must Be Going is a funny, well-written, involving and emotionally honest tale.
Thanks to Melanie Lynskey's performance, the movie feels like a believably worked-out, sympathetically presented study in thirtysomething uncertainty.
If it's too subtle (and too similar to several other low-key indie romcoms) to make a big splash, it's got lovely performances and really builds strength as it goes along.
Abbott has a compelling unpredictability, though, and in a couple of his scenes with Lynskey, you can spot the stirrings of a more complex film than the one we finally ended up with.
The film plays like a strenuous tug of war between the inhuman machinery of a wildly misguided plot and the low-key humanism of Melanie Lynskey's warm yet unsentimental performance.
Hello I Must Be Going isn't heavy lifting, to be sure. But it's still worthy of a little end zone dance.
There are times when the facile flimsiness of Hello I Must Be Going threatens to float right off the screen. But Lynskey has her ways of surprising us, even when nothing in the script itself is doing so.
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Sep 11, 2012Lynskey is one of those actors who is so talented, so versatile, she essentially steals every scene she's in. She did it in HeavenlyLynskey is one of those actors who is so talented, so versatile, she essentially steals every scene she's in. She did it in Heavenly Creatures, she did it in 2 1/2 Men, and she does it here. The problem is that the writing isn't brilliant, and there's just not enough to it. She had a bad marriage, her parents have a bad marriage, and life sucks. The young love interest - the guy from HBO's "Girls" is sorely out of his league - they could have cast that role so much more succesfully.… Full Review »

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You see a lot of left tackles drafted and moved to the right side as they transition into the NFL ... but Kalil has big-time talent and could start on the left side early. I don't think the comparisons to Jake Long are too far off. Athletic, with long arms, great feet and deceptive power given an athletic frame, Kalil also could land at No. 2.
Kalil also is the consensus No. 3 pick among four NFL.com experts.
Defensive end Nick Perry's fate is less certain. Kiper has Perry going 20th to the Tennessee Titans (who have done well picking Trojans the past two years). One NFL.com mock has Perry going 16th to the New York Jets, another 18th to the San Diego Charges. The two other NFL.com mock drafts don't have Perry in Round 1 at all.
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June 22, 2008 by Rob Newell
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - In the sport of professional fishing, some things cannot be explained by words alone: David Dudley is one of those things.
The Lynchburg, Va., native has proven time and time again that he is a closer.
Simply put, Dudley excels when it matters most. He trusts in his faith, focuses all of his faculties on fishing and taps into his natural instincts to get the winning job done.
For the fifth time in his FLW Outdoors career, Dudley closed again Sunday, coming from some 4 1/2 pounds back to win the Wal-Mart FLW Tour event on Fort Loudoun-Tellico lakes with a two-day total of 29 pounds, 11 ounces worth $125,000.
Yesterday, Dudley seemed undaunted by Art Ferguson's solid day-three lead. It was almost as if he enjoyed the challenge of being pinned down with the clock running out.
"I believe in comebacks in bass fishing," Dudley said at the weigh-in yesterday. "Art didn't completely take the wind out of me, but he left me with quite a big hill to climb, and I'm ready for it.
"You never know with this type of ledge fishing," he added prophetically. "Art could stumble tomorrow, and I could find a big school and beat him - I'm looking forward to it."
And that's exactly how day four played out: Ferguson's hot spot played out, leaving the door wide open, and Dudley walked through it with a final-day limit weighing 15 pounds, 2 ounces to win by just over a pound.
"This win means a lot to me because I did it in a way that used to be my biggest weakness - deep cranking," Dudley said after his win. "In the last two years, I've learned a ton about deep-water fishing, and now it has become my obsession. I love it because it has the potential to deliver exactly what happened today - a big win.
"And that's why Art's lead did not bother me the least bit yesterday," he continued. "I had the confidence in knowing that if I got on the right school of fish today, I could overcome that lead - I really believed that in my heart this morning, and that's what happened."
But Dudley never really found another school of fish today; he just adjusted to rekindle the school that he had fished all week.
Dudley's key area this week was a ledge on the upper end of Fort Loudoun. He described it as being a "boulder area" that stuck out into the main river channel receiving current flow.
Earlier in the week he blistered the fish on a crankbait, which he refused to name, saying only that it ran 10 to 12 feet deep and that fellow competitor Craig Powers had hand-painted it for him in a "blue-back herring color."
Today the crankbait was not as productive, and he had to resort to dragging a football-head jig and a 10-inch Berkley Power worm through his primary area.
And while giving up detailed lure information is not exactly Dudley's strong suit, he makes up for it by describing his key adjustment for this tournament in simple terms, which provides some sage deep-water wisdom.
"Earlier in the week the crankbait was the deal because the fish were so competitive," he revealed. "But the more fish you take off a ledge, the less competitive they become. And as the week went on, they were much less competitive with each other. With less competition among them, I had to slow down with the dragging-type baits to talk them into biting - and that's what I did today."
Visceral knowledge like that is what makes David Dudley a closer and, consequently, FLW Outdoors' leading money winner with a grand total of $2,309,638.
Martin comes up short
When day-three leader Art Ferguson left the door open with a paltry 7-pound, 11-ounce catch today, Dudley was not the only one who took advantage of it.
National Guard pro Scott Martin of Clewiston, Fla., also crossed Ferguson's threshold with a 14-pound, 13-ounce catch today to take the runner-up position with a two-day total of 28 pounds, 7 ounces worth $50,000.
Martin began his week shallow, fishing a Spro Little John crankbait around seawalls where he could see shad activity.
But as the water dropped on day two, Martin's shallow-water program began to wane, and he became much more reliant on deep shell mounds on river ledges in Fort Loudoun.
He caught his deep-water fish on two deep-running crankbaits, including a DD-22 and a Brian's Bees B-18, but he actually found the areas with a football-head jig.
"In practice, I kept a heavy football-head jig rigged up so I could feel the bottom," he said. "If the bottom was soft and mushy, I'd move on. But whenever I felt that rubble, shelly bottom, I marked it."
Martin also believes the color and cadence of his deep crankbaits over the shells were key. The shell mounds were 8 to 10 feet deep, and he would dredge the bait into the shells hard and fast.
"I normally use chartreuse-blue-back patterns for crankbaits on TVA lakes, but the shad-colored patterns seemed to work much better this week," Martin said. "Also, I was really cranking the bait fast and making it real erratic, which is one reason I think I caught so many smallmouth on it.
"I know this sounds crazy," he added. "But I really believe those smallmouth were spawning on the shell bars in about 8 feet of water. It seemed like the closer the full moon got during practice, the more smallmouth I started catching off those bars."
Ferguson falls to third
After blasting 18 pounds, 11 ounces on day two and 19 pounds, 2 ounces on day three, Art Ferguson of St. Clair Shores, Mich., sputtered out with just four bass for 7 pounds, 11 ounces today, falling back to third.
"It just wasn't the same on that spot today," Ferguson said. "There was no wind. There was no current. The skies were bright and sunny - it just didn't feel the same. I didn't know if I should stay on the spot or leave it, and my timing got thrown off.
"Timing is everything with ledge fishing," he added. "Over the last two days, my timing was perfect - today it wasn't."
Ferguson's third-place finish was worth $40,000.
Coulter fourth
Brandon Coulter of Knoxville, Tenn., brought his hometown crowd to a frenzy today when he rallied with the day's best limit - 17 pounds, 2 ounces - but it was not enough to overtake the lead.
Instead he finished fourth with a two-day total of 25 pounds, 11 ounces worth $30,000.
Coulter's day-four stringer was nearly 11 pounds better than his day-three catch of 8 pounds, 9 ounces. The difference?
"I stayed on my milk run a little better today," Coulter said. "Yesterday, with most of the boats eliminated, many of the community holes were wide open, and I got a little distracted by trying to fish too many places. Today, I stayed inside my niche - a five- or six-hole milk run - and I just kept rotating those, and as a result, it was a much better day."
Cherry fifth
Hank Cherry of Maiden, N.C., ended the event on a strong note with a 13-pound, 13-ounce stringer to bump him to fifth place with a two-day total of 21 pounds, 10 ounces worth $20,000.
Cherry spent the week fishing shallow on flat banks and docks and credited boat traffic with helping his bite today.
"I've pretty much done the same thing all week: swim a 1/2-ounce white Dump Truck jig around docks and shallow banks," he said. "Today, when those big cruiser boats started running up and down the lake, it produced a mud line that was even with the ends of the docks, and that seemed to help the fish position right where I could target them best."
"Yesterday, the water was actually a little too clear," he added. "But with all the big boats and water-skiers today, it muddied the banks up pretty good and made the fishing much better."
Rest of the best
Rounding out the top 10 pros in the Wal-Mart FLW Tour event on Fort Loudoun-Tellico lakes:
6th: Craig Powers of Rockwood, Tenn., two-day total of 21-6, $19,000
7th: Andy Montgomery of Blacksburg, S.C., two-day total of 19-15, $18,000
8th: Andy Morgan of Dayton, Tenn., two-day total of 18-12, $17,000
9th: Jerry Green of Del Rio, Texas, two-day total of 16-5, $16,000
10th: Ramie Colson Jr. of Cadiz, Ky., two-day total of 10-6, $15,000
AOY race
After stop No. 5, Andy Morgan of Dayton, Tenn., still leads the Land O'Lakes Angler of the Year race with 926 points going into the final event at Detroit. He now has a 22-point advantage over runner-up Glenn Browne of Ocala, Fla.
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#1 May 19, 2012
Why is it being so difficult to get an event authorized to be held at the new Community Room at the County Complex. There have been a couple of events already held at this facility and more have been scheduled. There are still others who are being told by the secretaries at the County Executive's Office to "call back next week", but next week never comes. Someone needs to be hired for this position who can do the scheduling. Plus, this ad needs to be made public, not decided by the powers that be. Typical for DeKalb County. The tax payers own this facility and should at least have the option to use it!
#2 May 19, 2012
Unintended consequences of a $5 million project without consideration of what it will cost to maintain and run the new county annex - aka "Fosterwood."
When you spend $100,000.00 on a $40,000.00 pole barn the costs increase proportionally.
Also the walls move when you bump them - walls are supposed to be solid - guess they were trying to save money. And they had to replace a bunch of floor tiles too.
#3 May 20, 2012
call your county commissioner - he shoulld be able to get it for you.
#4 May 20, 2012
you have to be kidding...they only bobble their heads in the direction Foster indicates....the commissioners are an extension of Foster...HIS approval and ONLY HIS APPROVAL prevails. This needs to stop. But apparently the majority of this county is content with the situation.
#5 May 21, 2012
Why has there not been a public notice in the local news media regarding the hiring of someone to be the coordinator for both the community room aqt the new County complex as well as the Exercise Room. Will Mr. Foster, the county commission or someone else appoint the person to fill this position? Why the delay?
#6 May 21, 2012
Will this not require two part-time personnel to be coordinator of both facilities at the County Complex? I agree, what's the delay? Put is in the local newspaper and HIRE SOMEONE. People are waiting to use these facilities without delay.
#7 May 21, 2012
Because Mike Foster overspent by $2.5 million and DeKalb County is broke?
Without a tax hike there isn't enough money to hire anyone or give the courthouse employees the step-raise they were promised.
Tax Hike Mike Strikes Again!
#8 May 24, 2012
"Meanwhile, Foster said efforts are underway to get the game room up and running in the new county complex "Most of the equipment has come in for the game room. I met with the people who are going to be putting in the arcade machines and they said they would have their part complete within two weeks. That was last week. The TV's and the games, wii and xboxes, are coming in a little bit each day. We'll be putting them up, trying to have that open within two weeks," he said."
Wow, so now my kid can go to the new county building and play all those violent and sexually explicit video games we REFUSE to allow into our home!
#9 May 25, 2012
Yesterday I took a tour of the new complex building for the first time. The weightroom didn't have many weights but had lots of cardo equipment and was very nice and clean. The whole building was very impressive and the persons they hired was very friendly. I thought the tennis balls on the chair legs were odd until the gentleman working there told me it was to protect the floor which makes sence. There was about 50 people at an Art Exhibit in the bigger room. So it looked like they were open. I'm from South Florida and in my opion, this is a very nice building and the community should be proud of it.
#10 May 26, 2012
Keep your kids at home.Maybe you should check the games out before you start spouting off about the game room.
#11 May 26, 2012
The rooms in the complex are very, very nice and well equipped. It's the people who control the use of each department that stinks.
#12 May 26, 2012
If you have a problem with the room leave your kids at home ?
Since: May 12
#13 May 29, 2012
What are you saying? You have no control over where your kids go?
#14 May 31, 2012
Well, you know everything is more complicated in Smithville.........
#15 Jun 6, 2012
Mike Foster builds very nice, first class, high end, high cost buildings.
Wonderful, a very nice building.
But why is DeKalb County competing against private enterprise by building a gym and a gaming room?
Is Mike Foster going to build a restaurant with a lunch and dinner buffet next?
Will Mike Foster apply for a permit to sell liquor by the drink and turn Fosterwood into a full service gambling casino?
Hmmmm.... DeKalb County is flat broke. I guess a Fosterwood casino would bring in a few tax dollars.
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#16 Jun 7, 2012
You sound like like a sore loser, a very sad and angry person. If you loved this fine county like the most of us who post on here, you would be more positive. Just shut up and take your medications if you can't be positive and constructive. Sick of your negative posts.
#17 Jul 4, 2012
My son loves the game room and the workout room is wonderful. I am holding a meeting there soon and had no problem scheduling it. Dekalb county has needed this for a very long time
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Assumption used depth to its advantage Friday night in Bourg.
After a scoreless first half, the Mustangs outscored Ellender, 23-6, in the second half to claim a District 9-4A victory at South Terrebonne Memorial Stadium.
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"I'm not upset. We could still go 3-1 in district," Washington said. "I told the guys to keep working hard and things will work out for us."
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Filmfare Award for Best Dialogue
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The Filmfare Best Dialogue Award is given by the Filmfare as part of its annual Filmfare Awards for Hindi films. Here is a list of the award winners since 1958 and the films for which they won.[1]
- Most Awards
- Gulzar – 4
- Rahi Masoom Raza – 3
- Aditya Chopra – 3
- Kader Khan – 2
- Rajkumar Hirani & Abhijat Joshi - 2 (won jointly for a film)
Gulzar, with 4 wins, holds the record for most awards in this category, followed by Rahi Masoom Reza and Aditya Chopra, who have won three awards each. Writers who have won the award twice include Rajinder Singh Bedi, Wajahat Mirza, Kader Khan, Akhtar ul Iman and Javed Akhtar. Dr. Achla Nagar is by far the only woman to have won the award for Best Dialogue.
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- ^ a b "Best Dialogue Writer Award (1958-1999)". Official Listings, Indiatimes. Retrieved May 7, 2013.
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Generally, it would be a flourish, but I believe the specific gesture you're talking about is sometimes described as "jazz hands".


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There's trouble brewing down in ol' Mehicko. High Voltage Software (the ones doing Gyrostarr) reveals another game in development for WiiWare: Animales de la Muerte. Translated that means "Animals of the Dead".
It's the age old story of zoo animals turning into zombies. Lead characters Marco and Maria Mendoza use an array of colorful weaponry to waste the undead, and rescue the good animals. These weapons include:
The game is described as a top-down run-and-gun game, similar to Alien Syndrome (but hopefully better). You move your character with the Nunchuk's control stick and aim using the Wiimote. Here's a trailer:
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Keranu said:
Holy crap, this looks awesome! I loled when the old Mexican gave those kids big guns.
Wii Freak said:
How is this game based on a true story?
Crimson Fang said:
Reminds me of the code in Jurassic Park for undead looking dinosaurs. That game's going to be controversial, because not all Hispanic guys wear sombreros. Oh, and the kids with guns thing.
filipedyfolpedyflu said:
Hell yeahhh! I now realise, we don't need to use the wiimote as a tennis racket, a rocket launcher, not even a lightsabre. We need a FPC (First Person Chainsawer).
hbh said:
Cattle prod! Looks pretty gory, I wonder what it will be rated.
Juan said:
This game's bloodier than No More Heroes.
Ma name is said:
Hmmmm actually the name means Animals of Death. Not animals of the dead.
Nova said:
Wait, I'm confused. A mix of viva pinata, resident evil, and gears of war? How can a game like this even exist? But it looks awesome in a disturbing way.
Senpai said:
Pure Win.
Wii Rox said:
Remind anyone of something *cough*Conker*cough.
Wiipaw said:
*pulls up jaw* this is the most deranged thing I have ever seen! I'll buy.
Wiipaw said:
Jack Thompson is going to have a field day.
Master Foot said:
It had a cute funny vibe to it. The part when the man gives the guns to the children was classic. It's like Resident Evil meets Dora the Explorer.
Fishmon said:
That has got to be the most messed up thing I've ever seen. Pretty hilarious.
Zendalf said:
El Pinata de la Muerte- The Number 12 looks like you. Excellent reference.
Randolph the Grey said:
Well, if it takes WiiWare to prove that there's a hardcore audience on Wii, then great! We might start seeing more quality.
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BrothaZ said:
Good god I thought it was viva pinata for the Wii. Don't scare us like that. Ohh and this looks to be THE WEIRDEST GAME I've EVER SEEN.
falconV said:
Very different.
AWESOME said:
Yeah. Definitely buying.
pk falcon punch said:
So in summary it's vampires hit animal crossing.
Aggravated in AZ said:
Whose deranged mind came up with this? Kids with guns and enough blood to feed over 5000 vampires. This is one of the most disgusting things I have ever seen.
Plaugefiend said:
Reminds me of Conker, only no Teddys.
Bluefan83 said:
OH. MY. GOD. This looks awesome, I can't wait. I don't buy a lot of Wii points but I'll do it for this. Kill Boots Dora, before he eats your brains.
Guitar Legend said:
They were so high when they made this! Crrrrrazzzzzy.
Ultigonio said:
It's the Wii version of Conker.
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It's sort of like dead rising.
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Well I got the wrong idea of this game. I thought it was about training animals.
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I have downloaded a Seinfeld series and it is in the rmvb format. When I copy to my external and try to play on the WD TV it does not recognise it. I think I need to convert it to another format?
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Gets or sets the time duration during which the page or control is cached.
Assembly: System.Web (in System.Web.dll)
The Duration represents the time in seconds that the page or user control is cached. Setting this property establishes an expiration policy for HTTP responses from the page or control to which it applies and will automatically cause the caching of their output.
The Duration must be defined in either the profile or the @ OutputCache directive of a page using the profile.
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Report: Jayson Werth out at least 12 weeks
Werth broke his left wrist in Sunday night's game with the Phillies when he tried to make a sliding catch in the sixth inning. A steel plate was inserted in his wrist, according to the MLB.com report, which cited a baseball source.
Werth injured the same wrist in 2005 as a member of the Dodgers and missed the entire 2006 season as a result. He hurt his wrist in the spring of that season and played 102 games before undergoing surgery to repair a torn ligament in the wrist.
The Nationals are hoping to return third baseman Ryan Zimmerman from the disabled list this week, and first baseman Adam LaRoche is expected to return to the lineup as well. The loss of Werth further solidifies Bryce Harper's spot on the big-league roster.
Werth was hitting .276/.372/.439 with three home runs in the team's first 27 games.