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President Barack Obama will travel to Alabama on Friday to assess the damage caused by storms ravaging the Southeast this week, the White House announced Thursday.

Obama will meet with Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley (R), local officials and families affected by the severe storms and tornadoes ripping across the state. More than 200 people have died from storms hammering regions between Mississippi to Georgia; most deaths have been in Alabama.

"While we may not know the extent of the damage for days, we will continue to monitor these severe storms across the country and stand ready to continue to help the people of Alabama and all citizens affected by these storms," Obama said in statement.

Earlier Thursday, the president spoke to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Craig Fugate to discuss disaster relief efforts. Obama signed an Alabama emergency on Wednesday night, which authorizes FEMA to provide any resources deemed necessary to aid the state.

During their conversation, Obama asked Fugate to visit Alabama Thursday to personally work with state and local officials. Napolitano is already in Missouri meeting with local officials and touring the Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, which sustained damage from tornadoes last week.





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NFL Draft 2011 preview
A -- Attendees

A record 25 prospects are scheduled to attend this year's draft. That means we will also have a record for NFL draft awkwardness as several of those players undoubtedly drop into the second round. Each of the 25 better have their cell phones charged up so they can pass all the time on camera pretending to take important calls and send text messages. I would also suggest downloading Angry Birds, but that could backfire.

"Hey, go up on stage. You finally got drafted."

"Not right now. I'm trying to get through Level 4-13. Tell them I'll get drafted later."

B -- Booing

It's an annual draft tradition. A young man works his entire life to achieve his goal of making the NFL. He is taken in the first round with all of his friends and family watching in person and on national television. Dream achieved! But then some fat, drunk guys in the crowd start booing him.

"We're not booing the kid, per se," says drunk, booing guy. "We're booing our team for drafting someone we don't think is a good fit for our team."

Maybe that's a fair excuse. Maybe. But I didn't hear what you said because while you were saying that I was booing you for booing.



C -- Cam Newton

He is the presumed No. 1 overall pick. But there is a lot of uncertainty around him. Will he be a superstar? Will he be a huge bust? It's 50-50. And it's a tough position for the Carolina Panthers. Most years they would have the chance at the top of the draft to take a "sure thing" at quarterback who has a 51-49 chance of being good.

D -- Dareus

Alabama defensive lineman Marcell Dareus is the top-rated player available, according to many scouts. The only drawback to his game that all analysts agree on is that he is, to use the football terminology, "not a quarterback."

E -- Early entry

A total of 56 players declared early for the draft, topping the 2009 record of 53. To paraphrase the NCAA ad: "There are more than 380,000 NCAA student-athletes, and at least 56 of them have no intention of going pro in anything other than sports."

F -- Fairley

Nick Fairley, the talented defensive tackle from Auburn, is predicted to go the Tennessee Titans at No. 7. There are concerns about his character, however. To recap: The Tennessee Titans may get themselves a talented defensive tackle with character issues. So perhaps the biggest issue is this: Will the Titans be willing to match Daniel Snyder's $200 million contract offer to Fairley in four years?

G -- Gabbert

Blaine Gabbert, the Missouri quarterback, may not have been a household name like Cam Newton this past season. But he put up eye-popping stats of his own with … 16 touchdowns and nine interceptions. Really? Those were his numbers? Hmm. He seems like a huge risk. There's almost no way the Bengals can pass on him at No. 4.

H -- Handshakes

The NFLPA canned its original -- and terrible -- idea of asking top prospects to skip the draft. But the union still plans a show of solidarity and strength at the draft. We don't know what that will be yet, but the drafted players all have access to Roger Goodell for a handshake after they are selected. This is where they need to strike! Instead of giving him firm handshakes, the players should give limp handshakes right after moisturizing their hands. And then lean in for an awkward hug/kiss-on-the-cheek attempt. A few of those and Goodell would give in to all of the NFLPA's demands just to end the awkwardness.

I -- Irrelevant

Mr. Irrelevant, as everyone knows, is the name given to the player taken with the final pick in the NFL draft. This year, barring a trade, Mr. Irrelevant will be a player selected by the Houston Texans. Kind of redundant.

J -- J.J. Watt

There were other, more glamorous options for this entry. But the solid Wisconsin defensive end, with double J's as his first name, is a value pick here.

K -- Kickers

As many as four kickers could be taken in this year's draft. We may be witnessing a resurgence in the popularity of kickers. I think it's time to re-record "We Are Kickers."

L -- Locker

After a fourth year at Washington, still no one seems to have any idea if Jake Locker is good. Returning for your senior year rarely seems to work out. This is less true for non-student-athletes, however. While that job at a cell phone kiosk at the mall seems good when you're a junior -- what with 10 percent off all phone accessories and having to work only three Saturdays a month! -- it's probably better to get your degree and roll the dice from there. Probably.

M -- Madden

Peyton Hillis was ranked by ESPN as the second-best fullback in the 2008 draft with a 52 overall grade (out of 100). This year, UConn's Anthony Sherman is the No. 2-rated fullback with a 55 rating. So, without further ado, I'd like to announce your Madden 2016 cover boy and future NFL superstar … THIS GUY!

N -- New York

The NFL draft has always been held in New York, but there are rumblings of a push to have it rotate to other league cities. It would be a huge event for a smaller city such as Jacksonville or Pittsburgh. And just imagine what Jerry Jones could do with the draft at Cowboys Stadium. Since tickets to the draft are free, no one could get too upset when they show up and find out their seats haven't been finished.

O -- Orange hair

Peter King recently wrote in his Sports Illustrated column that an NFL scout expressed concern to him about TCU quarterback Andy Dalton because there apparently has never been a good red-haired quarterback in the NFL. That's an interesting point. Similarly, I have also noticed that there has never been a good NFL scout who is also really dumb.

P -- Patriots

Be prepared: Every move they make, or do not make, will be hailed as genius. What? They traded their entire draft to move up into the first round to take a punter? ONLY BILL BELICHICK UNDERSTANDS THE TRUE VALUE OF SPECIAL TEAMS! What? They keep trading down and have now secured every pick in the fifth round of the 2017 draft? YOU HAVE NO IDEA THE AMOUNT OF DEPTH THE PATRIOTS WILL BE ABLE TO ACQUIRE SIX YEARS FROM NOW! What? They did nothing at all? NO ONE SITS STILL IN THEIR PREDETERMINED DRAFT SLOT AND THEN SUBMITS A NAME FROM A LIST BETTER THAN THE PATRIOTS!

Q -- Quarterback legends

Peyton Manning is 35. Tom Brady will be 34 this season. Some believe the Colts and Patriots will look to draft their eventual replacements in this draft. But to do that successfully, they'll need to either take a quarterback No. 1 overall or in the sixth round. History has shown that everything in between is a total crapshoot.

R -- Roethlisberger

Even if Cam Newton doesn't pan out in the pros, he has already been a part of NFL history, because the player he has been compared to the most in the run-up to the draft is Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. If I am not mistaken, this is the first time in sports history that a prospect has been compared to someone of a different skin tone. In years past, Newton likely would have been described as "like Michael Vick, but bigger and stronger and not as fast." Or: "He reminds me of President Obama, except instead of being president, he plays football." I think this is progress.

S -- Shutdown corner

LSU's Patrick Peterson is the premier cornerback in the draft. Many projections have him going to the Arizona Cardinals with the fifth pick. That would be a solid pick by Arizona, but it seems to me that Peterson would be a waste in the NFC West. Considering the passing offenses in the division, almost every cornerback there is a shutdown corner.

T -- Tackle

Defensive tackle and offensive tackle are strengths in this draft. And as any football fan knows, strength along the lines is very important in winning games. Unfortunately, tackles don't sell tickets. Riskier skill position players sell tickets. But considering there may be no tickets to sell this year in light of the lockout, this might be the year for teams to load up on linemen.

U -- "Uh"

If anyone out there is playing a drinking game surrounding this year's draft, do not -- under any circumstances -- make it a rule that you have to take a drink every time Roger Goodell says "uh" when announcing a pick. You'll be dead by the time he says: "With the, uh, 11th pick in the 2011 NFL draft, the Houston Texans select …"

V -- Virginia

Virginia's Daniel Aiken is rated the top long snapper in the draft by ESPN Scouts Inc. I really hope he gets drafted, because in this economy there really aren't a lot of other job options for someone skilled in bending over and launching stuff backward through their legs with force and accuracy. Or really in any economy.

W -- Wonderlic

Georgia receiver A.J. Green and LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson reportedly had the lowest scores among top prospects with a 10 and 9 on the exam, respectively. I also heard that some of the top guys at NASA run 6.5-second 40s and can't bench 225 pounds even once. Pathetic.

X -- signing at the X

The NFL's last offer to the NFLPA in March proposed taking $300 million away from first-round picks and moving it to veterans and player benefits. So it's very likely that this year's top picks will get much less money than their predecessors. Clearly the Rev. Cecil Newton understood the intricacies of the upcoming CBA and was just trying to make up for his son's lost earnings.

Y -- youth

Each spring, the NFL draft provides young blood to the league. So at the same time that nature is in bloom all around us, the draft is a solemn reminder that we're all replaceable and, ultimately, will one day die. Way to be a downer, draft.

Z -- Ziemba

Auburn offensive tackle Lee Ziemba probably won't go in the first or second round, but I am rooting for him to be a successful pro, because his last name starts with Z and he gave me something to put in the always-difficult Z spot in these A-to-Z columns. Thanks, Lee!

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Director: Raj Nidimoru, Krishna DK
Producer: Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor
Banner: Balaji Telefilms Ltd., ALT Entertainment
Music Director: Sachin-Jigar, Harpeet
Lyricist: Sameer, Nishu & Priya Panchal
Star Cast: Tusshar Kapoor, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Preeti Desai, Alok Chaturvedi, Sudhir Chowdhary, Girish Oak, Sundeep Kishan, Pitabash Tripathy, Nikhil Dwivedi, Radhika Apte
Genre: Drama, Thriller, Black Comedy

Release Date: April 28, 2011

Shor in the City: Movie Review


After the roaring success of ‘Love, Sex Aur Dhoka’ and ‘Once Upon A Time In Mumbai’, Ekta Kapoor is back again with her next venture ‘Shor In the City’. Screened at many prestigious film festivals like Pusan International Film Festival, Dubai International Film Festival, and Mahindra Indo American Arts Council Film Festival (MIAAC, New York), this black comedy drama is directed by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, who had earlier made ‘99’. Presented under the banners of Balaji Telefilms Ltd. and ALT Entertainment, the film has been produced by Ekta Kapoor and Shobha Kapoor. The incredibly melodious and connecting soundtrack has been composed by Sachi-Jigar and Harpreet, while the lyrics have been penned by Sameer, Nishu & Priya Panchal. ‘Shor In The City’ is slated to hit the silver screen on April 28, 2011.


NRI Abhay (Sendhil Ramamurthy) has just shifted base in Mumbai but is traumatized by frequent extortion threats. Sawan (Sundeep Kishan), an aspiring cricketer, is in desperate need of big money to bribe the selection committee. Tilak (Tusshar Kapoor) is into the bootlegging business and yet honest enough to make genuine 'copies' of bestsellers. His friends, small-time crooks Ramesh (Nikhil Dwivedi) and Mandook (Pitobash), stumble upon a bag of arms which, directly or indirectly, changes each of their lives irreversibly.


The major problem with the film is that it takes a little too long to come to the point. The establishment of the character-conflicts is prolonged, till late in the second half. By then you are well-acquainted with their problems so the buildup just seems unnecessary, making the narrative monotonous to an extent.

Sendhil Ramamurthy's plot seems straight out of a 90s potboiler and never goes beyond being a regular revenge drama. Sundeep Kishan's track gets repetitive. The ethical improvement of Tusshar Kapoor driven by his half-baked romance with wife (Radhika Apte) goes completely tangent to the central plot. Lessons on Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist by his wife change his perception in life. And come to think of it, he never knew she was literate.

Having said that, the treatment to the scenes by writer-directors Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, still, has its moments of glory. The film has a smart and subtle sense of humour and scenes are never over-amplified through sound or edit effects, retaining the minimalistic feel. Picture a paradoxical scene over a Bandstand kinda backdrop, where a couple has a verbal spat while other pairs are indifferently indulged in casual caressing. Brilliant! Another funny scene is when Pitobash literally scares the shit out of a guy with his newly possessed gun. The bomb explosion scene, in the first half, has its hilarious and thrilling moments.

Despite having three individual tracks, the storytelling is neither episodic nor hyperlinked and remains unconnected till the climax. In fact, the climactic bank robbery is able to connect only two tracks while Sendhil's story remains detached with the entire event. But at the larger picture, the film is not merely about how the characters are correlated through an event but how the city of Mumbai (which is a central character per se) changes the lives of each irrevocably. By the end, the ways of the city compel the right guy to take the wrong path, the wrong guys to take the right, while the incorrigible continue to remain irreparable.

The beauty of the film essentially lies in its smartly handled climax. Abhay seeks vengeance, Tilak gains redemption, Sawan gets fortunate, Ramesh's life shifts tracks and the baddies get a taste of their own medicine. Set on the backdrop of the 11-day Ganesh Chathurti festival, the title ( Shor in the City ) smartly symbolizes that the excessive external festivities noise is much ado about nothing as compared to the hollow inner sentiments.

Sendhil Ramamurthy is persuasive as the troubled NRI who decides to settle scores. Tusshar Kapoor suits his character and plays his part well. Nikhil Dwivedi, despite being restrained, has a strong screen presence and is especially impressive in the concluding reels. Getting the best one-liners and playing to the gallery, Pitobash is the scene-stealer, though he goes a little overboard as the film progresses. Sundeep Kishan plays his part convincingly. Amit Mistry continues to show his flair for comedy. Preeti Desai is as unnecessary to the film as much as Sendhil Ramamurthy's solo topless scene. She fails to register. Radhika Apte is marred by weak characterization. Amongst the female leads, Girija Oak is remarkable and exudes raw sex-appeal.

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Director Priyadarshan is right now busy  shooting the theme song for Kochi IPL team, Indi Commandos on the back  waters of  Varapuzha.The shoot is taking place at Jawaharlal  Nehru Stadium since last Monday. The anthem is of two-minute length and  will portray the culture and traditions of Kerala, besides this it will  showcase the beauty of Kerala and also blends Kerala’s martial art form Kalaripayattu with cricket.






The shoot is taking place at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium since last Monday. The anthem is of two-minute length and will portray the culture and traditions of Kerala, besides this it will showcase the beauty of Kerala and also blends Kerala’s martial art form Kalaripayattu with cricket. All the leading players of the Kochi team will be seen in the song and actress Rima Kallingal will add the required glamour essence to the song. Few scenes will be shot during World Cup matches in Chennai.

All the leading players of the Kochi team  will be seen in the song and actress Rima Kallingal will add the  required glamour essence to the song. Few scenes will be shot during  World Cup Cricket matches in Chennai. Music is given by award winning music  director Ousepachen while camera is handled by Thiru. In, 2010 March  Rendezvous Sports World has bagged the Kochi franchisee rights for  Rs.1,500 crores.

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