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US Open Fight: A Video of Fans Brawl in Stand at the US Open 2010 - A lot of main attraction happened tonight at the US Open 2010. And who would think that the fights only happened at some sports like UFC, soccer or hockey. And yes, a fan was caught in the act on a video of fighting scenes between the spectators.
At the latest results and updates at U.S. Open 2010, the number three seed Novak Djokovic had to contend with crowd trouble on center court to overcome Philipp Petzschner, taking the match 7-5 6-3 7-6.
Meanwhile, world number two Roger Federer continued his perfect start to the U.S. Open, brushing aside Germany’s Andreas Beck 6-3 6-4 6-3 on the Arthur Ashe Center Court.
But wait, who would rather say that Tennis is not a contact sports. And it was confirmed and the video is now spreading over the internet that a fight broke in the stands of Arthur Ashe Stadium during the game match at the US Open 2010 this Thursday night as the two fans duked it out over some harsh languages.
What you can see in the video is a shot by a fan, a show of an older woman and a younger guy arguing with each other. Apparently, the woman was so sick of hearing the guy explaining during the yawn-inducing match between the popular tennis seeded players Novak Djokovic and Philipp Petzschner.
What happened next? The woman smacked the guy in the face and obviously, the guy answered a slap in the face.
And because of the said incident, the match had to be stopped. Later a U.S. Tennis Association spokesman said: “It’s a hot night in New York. Things happen.”
You can watch the video at youtube and come to think of how the fight started in the middle of the US Open 2010 games.
Without the hindrance of 'Models of the Runway' we can have a challenge on 'Project Runway' that has nothing to do with the models.
This week Heidi announced that the contestants would have to transform a bridesmaid's dress into something fashionable and hip, but not anything wedding related. Everyone was still reeling from the drama of last week, with Michael C. still wiping the truck tire marks off his face.
Since the contestants had to use most of the bridesmaid's dress in their new dress, they were given only $50 and a maximum of two yards of fabric. Obviously, the loophole was that they could grab as much trim, feathers, buttons and zippers that they needed. Interestingly, most of the contestants picked the two yards of fabric. Christopher got tossed a wrench almost immediately when his client was changed; ironically, we don't hear much from him the rest of the episode
Our two characters with editing panic this episode were Michael D. and Peach. Michael tried his best to be politically correct by not calling his model fat, and decided to make a dress that emphasized his model's shape. Tim's critique with Michael D. pointed out that the bra looked oversized. Peach coined a "Peach Panic" as she messed up her skirt and slowly ran out of material as the commercial arrived. April tried to save her roommate, but to no avail.
Tim's critiques managed to go by without much of a hitch. His drama with Gretchen was put aside so he could give her more critiques. That's a true professional. The two Michael's went with a sheen fabric to accent their dresses. Valerie's original dress looked like the Cheerios outfit on 'Glee.' Casanova told Tim "exactly" about 20 times; it didn't matter, he was immune. Peach feared the pattern fabric she chose wasn't right, but Tim reassured her.
The contestants got a twist by showing their dresses at a public showcase. The attendees got to vote for their favorite outfit. Peach claimed that she could "sell Ice to Iceland," but I think she meant Greenland. I thought everyone learned that Greenland had ice and Iceland was green; maybe she had a Casanova moment. Michael C. managed to sweet talk his way to a few votes.
The day after the public viewing, several designers scrambled to fix their dresses. Peach still couldn't get her dress to work and no one was nice enough to warn her that her ruffles looked like a woman with stuffed napkins on the side of her skirt. She did listen to her gut and tried to cover as much of her dress with a straight hairstyle.
Joining Michael Kors and Nina Garcia for judging was Cynthia Rowley. As the dresses went down, I had mixed feelings for most. Ivy and Casanova created the same basic idea; I'd prefer Casanova's pants with Ivy's top. I loved Mondo's whole look after he mentioned that his client was from Jersey City; it was fitting for her to have tacky New Jersey hair. I was confused by Valerie's black squares on the side of the dress; they looked almost as if they peeled off the sides. I also couldn't believe that Andy got away with dying his outfit; it looked great, but it felt like the easy way out, turning something blue -- that he himself mentioned complimented his model's skin tone -- into a gray/purple. Christopher's dress was well tailored and looked pretty, but it couldn't have been that hard. I'm confused as to where a whole jacket came from on Michael D's dress. I don't recall his model having a jacket at the showcase.
The high scoring dresses were Mondo (streamlined, modern), Michael C.(great mix of fabrics, great), and Christopher (strong top, bottom a bit too short). Even though Mondo had the most votes at the showcase, Michael C. won again. Michael used a similar dress without the lace to audition for the show. I'm getting bored with his designs.
The low-scoring dresses got bashed hard this week. Peach was assaulted with words like "avocado goiter," "Holly hobby," and "bedskirt ruffle fest." Michael D., who looked like he went to jail for drug possession, made his dress worse and cheaper looking than the original. Nina claimed she could use the dress to prevent dengue. Valerie apparently repositioned her model's breasts in a tacky fashion. Wonky breasts and mosquito netting aside, Peach was sent home. She proclaimed that the "Fairy Dragmother" was no longer with her kids.
It was really Peach's time to go; she never got past doing a few outfits that she thought looked modern, but actually looked old. If she didn't listen to Tim and put a transition between the shirt and the skirt, the dress could have looked better. Some thought had been put into the the back of the dress and was tailored correctly as well.
On previous seasons of 'Project Runway,' or even 'Top Chef,' when the audience got to vote, that vote counted. Whether it was via an auction (Season 1's Envy challenge) or an actual vote (Season 2's Banana Republic challenge), the person/team that got the votes won. There was no reason that Mondo shouldn't have won other than the fact that Heidi and the judges knew that, from the week before, Michael C. had enemies. They gave him the win to save him and create more drama.
What's your take on the elimination? Leave your comments below.
'Project Runway' airs Thursdays at 9PM ET on Lifetime
Genre: Comedy/ Family/ Musical/ Romance/ Tv
Release: 9 August 2010
Mitchie Torres (Demi Lovato) cannot wait to return to Camp Rock so that she and rock stars Shane Gray (Joe Jonas), Nate (Nick Jonas) and Jason (Kevin Jonas) can spend the summer making music and having fun with their friends. When they arrive, however, she discovers that Camp Star, a slick new camp across the lake, has lured many campers and instructors away, threatening the very existence of Camp Rock. Tess Tyler (Meaghan Jette Martin), the diva of Camp Rock, returns, but soon ditches the camp for Camp Star. Meanwhile, Nate and a girl from Camp Star, Dana Turner (Chloe Bridges), fall in love, and struggle to be together as their own camps fight. To make matters even more difficult, Camp Rock challenges Camp Star to a musical showdown to decide which is the better camp and has the right to remain open. Shane and Mitchie kiss..
The Cowboys and San Diego have agreed to a deal regarding wide receiver Patrick Crayton, according to the player's agent, Fred Lyles, in which the Cowboys will receive the Chargers' seventh round pick in 2011.
The Chargers are in a contract dispute with wide receiver Vincent Jackson , who has threatened to sit out the season. San Diego also has Malcolm Floyd and Legedu Naane but was looking for more experience, which Crayton delivers.
A seventh round pick in 2004, Crayton caught 196 passes for 2,888 yards and 23 touchdowns for the Cowboys. His best year came in 2007 in which he caught 50 passes for 697 yards and seven touchdowns in 13 starts. He also averaged 9.6 yards per punt return and had two touchdowns last season.
Due to make $2 million this year, the Cowboys did not want to keep Crayton as the No. 4 or 5 wide receiver behind Miles Austin , Roy Williams and Dez Bryant, as well as possibly Kevin Ogletree.
While he does not have blazing speed, Crayton is crafty and has terrific hands. He's also a good blocker and smart player. He and Tony Romo saw eye-to-eye with their work in the slot.
Crayton's departure does not necessarily mean Sam Hurd is a lock to remain on the roster. He is due to make $1.759 million this year and the Cowboys could want him to redo his deal. The final 53-man roster has to be set by 5 p.m. Saturday.
By acquiring San Diego's seventh rounder, the Cowboys have made up for giving up their seventh in this year's supplemental draft for nose tackle Josh Brent.
Red Bull Flugtag will be landing in Philadelphia for the first time over Labor Day Weekend and what better place to round out the summer than in the City of Brotherly Love. Come Sept. 4 at 11 a.m. at the Camden, N.J. Waterfront, Pier 1
1 Cooper Street, the skies above the Delaware River will swarm with homemade flying machines that are sure to reflect the city’s rich history and also pay homage to the region’s sports, food, culture and rivalries. It’s sure to be one for the Philadelphia’s record books.
32 teams from across the northeast look to defy gravity with their human-powered machines at Red Bull Flugtag Philadelphia. After reviewing over 300 applicants, selected flyers like Team Stork Dorks, Crash Test Kids and Wyld Stallyns will entertain the crowd as they launch their crafts with the hopes of soaring across the bay. To-date, judges for the event include Preston and Steve from 93.3 WMMR-FM, Red Bull Athlete and Professional Drift Car Driver Ryan Tureck, Red Bull Athlete and Professional Lacrosse Player Paul Rabil, along with Philly’s own Betsy Ross and Ben Franklin.
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I think lyrics need to rhyme
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And I love you when you say my name
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Gonna tell you this
The part of me that’ll show if you’re close
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But remember that you asked for it
I’ll try to do my best to impress
But it’s easier to let you take a guess at the rest
But you wanna hear what lives in my brain
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I like really cool guitars and superheroes
And checks with lots of zeros on ‘em
I love the sound of violins
And making someone smile
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The part of me that’ll show if you’re close
Gonna let you see everything
But remember that you asked for it
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But it’s easier to let you take a guess at the rest
But you wanna hear what lives in my brain
My heart, will you ask for it, for your perusing?
At times confusing, possibly amusing
Introducing me
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The part of me that’ll show if you’re close
Gonna let you see everything
But remember that you asked for it
I’ll try to do my best to impress
But it’s easier to let you take a guess at the rest
But you wanna hear what lives in my brain
My heart, will you ask for it, for your perusing?
At times confusing, hopefully amusing
Introducing me
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The racist and homophobic rant video of Floyd Mayweather Jr. against Manny Pacquiao went viral on internet this morning. Mayweather referred to Pacquiao as a midget a number of times and said that once he beats his challenger, he will force Pacquiao to “make some sushi rolls and cook some rice”.
Mayweather also added in his video “we’re going to cook him with some cats and dogs”.
Mayweather Jr.’s break from the public eye ended the same week as Filipino boxer Pacquiao launched his cross-country advertising tour to promote his upcoming bout on 13th November in Texas against Antonio Margarito.
Pacquiao went over Mayweather’s video with one of his publicists close by and said, “The video speaks for itself”.
