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The Bengals had a fantastic opportunity Sunday. With both Pittsburgh and Baltimore losing, Cincinnati had a chance to gain serious ground in the AFC North. Cincinnati also held a nine-point lead on the Dallas Cowboys with under seven minutes to play, but a touchdown pass to Dez Bryant and a 40-yard field goal by Dan Bailey as time expired sent Cincinnati to a loss.
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A $3.5 million methamphetamine trafficking organization, which stretched from the Philadelphia suburbs – including Bucks and Montgomery counties – into the Lehigh Valley, has been stopped, according to the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office.
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Pub blaze in Worsthorne 'caused by lights'
6:30pm Monday 27th February 2012 in Worsthorne By Tyrone Marshall, Reporter
A FIRE caused damage to the inside of a pub the day before it was due to close for refurbishments.
Fire crews were called to the Crooked Billet, in Smith Street, Worsthorne, at 4.40pm yesterday.
The blaze started after the lights of the venue were turned on in the afternoon ahead of the pub opening in the evening.
Watch manager Steve Harrison said: "The landlady had turned the lights on and there has either been a fault in the electrics, or one of the hot light bulbs has touched a curtain. We cannot be certain which one of those it was."
The landlady hadn't noticed the fire, which was in the main bar area, and was alerted by a passerby, Mr Harrison said.
He said: "It has damaged quite a bit of the main bar area like tables and benches, as well as curtains and decorations.
"It could have been a lot worse though but because doors were shut it stopped it spreading."
The pub is to be closed from today for two weeks for a refurbishment.
Three police patrol cars also attended the scene to cordon off the narrow street, which was re-opened again after around an hour.
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Very strange the day after the pub closes for a few weeks for a refurb,then all of a sudden theres a fire??
I have lived in the village for 55 years and never none of a fire before at this pub,how strange!
I bet they are insured though!
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The relationship between Cuba and the United States must be analyzed on the following clear basis: in today's world, relations between the various nations are not governed by right but by might. Terrorist violence has been the main engine of the relationship between the two countries.
In the history of international affairs, Cuba has been the country which has suffered from the longest terror campaign, orchestrated by the greatest world power. There is no other possible comparison, and this axiom would be known by all if there were even the slightest attachment to the facts.
Since 1959 the Cuban population has lived under a permanent state of siege which has conditioned its way of life. The range of methods used is impressive: direct military invasion, biological attacks, terrorist warfare, sabotage of infrastructures, assassination campaigns, economic strangulation, propagandist war and constant political and diplomatic aggression.
Far from belonging to the Cold War framework, the doctrine, which consists of imposing on the Cuban Revolution conditions intended to lead it to its complete annihilation, is still in force. In May 2004, the Bush administration increased the economic sanctions, which seriously affect the health of the most vulnerable: women, children and elderly people. In the name of an anti-revolutionary and obscurantist hostility Washington is determined to starve a whole population, by drawing upon a fallacious concept of "democracy".
It would be proper to wonder whether financing paramilitary attacks against the Cubans, as the U.S. government has been doing for more than forty-five years, has the aim of setting up the rule of law. Would it be possible "to restore democracy" by practising terrorism? Does conducting a propaganda campaign consisting of the darkest deceptions about Cuba's problems and displaying an obvious scorn towards the truth and international opinion, have so noble a goal?
The war against terrorism, as carried out by Washington, has a variable geometry. Indeed, it is carried out only against the groups that do not serve U.S. hegemonic interests. The case of five Cuban political prisoners shows this without any possible ambiguity. Risking their existence, Gerardo Hernández Nordelo, Ramón Labañino Salazar, Antonio Guerrero RodrÃguez, Fernando González Llort and René González Sehweret infiltrated the extremist clans of the Cuban exiles in Florida, people responsible for several hundreds of attacks against the Cuban population. Supported by irrefutable evidence, the Cuban government then informed the FBI of the criminal activities of the Miami fanatics. In response, the Five were condemned to four life sentences, plus 77 years of loss of liberty.
Several internationally renowned authors, Ricardo Alarcón, William Blum, Noam Chomsky, Piero Gleijeses, Nadine Gordimer, Saul Landau, Gianni Minà , Michael Parenti, James Petras, Michael Steven Smith, Ignacio Ramonet, Jitendra Sharma, Wayne S. Smith, Leonard Weinglass and Howard Zinn, whose dedication to all progressive and just causes across the entire world is known to all, agreed to take part in this collective work as soon as they became aware of it. The sixteen texts try to throw light on the complex Cuban question and the roots and objectives of American foreign policy since the end of the 18th century. Terrorism is a plague especially when practised by the major world power, which also allows itself to condemn to life sentences heroic self-effacing people who risked their lives to forestall atrocities like those committed on September 11, 2001 against innocent civilians.
The aim of this work is to show the truth to the American people and the international community and to reveal the cruelties committed by Washington against Cuba. In the past, Americans have always shown that they are able to support generous causes providing they escape the powerful disinformation and indoctrination machine created by the Information multinationals. The ambition of this modest project is to offer to the public the historical tools necessary to formulate a judgment on one of the most anachronistic and cruel aspects of U.S. foreign policy.
Asserting the right of the Cuban people to control their destiny and live in liberty and peace, is more than a praiseworthy action, it is a pressing and urgent obligation. Fighting for the release of the Five is more than a noble act, it is a necessary and basic duty.
Salim Lamrani is the editor of the book Superpower Principles, available from Common Courage Press


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TEAMS: New York Yankees, Milwaukee Brewers
(via Getty Image)If you like baseball, perhaps you've heard the story of Ryan Braun — a nice Jewish boy who was accidentally accused of steroids and suspended before the people in charge realized he was a total sweetheart and couldn't have done anything wrong — and Alex Rodriguez, a hard-working everyman who pulled himself up by the bootstraps and became one of the best players in baseball. Uh, several years ago.Anyway, Major League Baseball is just CRAZY OBSESSIVE about prosecuting players who get caught using steroids, so the big baseball news has been about how baseball hates heroes and wants us all to be sad. At least I think that's what's been going on, I haven't done one of these in a while.Today's Dugout, about the exciting true story of two innocent sluggers, is after the jump.@import url("http://googledrive.com/host/0B4t_XklQNhCcNC1QbHZXbzVySDA/fanhouse.css");The DugoutTheBraunBunny: heh heh lying about steroids is the best homosexual_rod: IF JOO GET ME CAUGHT AN SUSPENTED FOREVER BOY I SWURR TheBraunBunny: shh, keep your voice down, this is supposed to be clandestine homosexual_rod: oh sorry tee hee TheBraunBunny: Good, that's better. You come up with an excuse yet? Mine's great. "It's BS." homosexual_rod: does that really worgk TheBraunBunny: Worked for me back in 2011! If that doesn't work, blame the testing. TheBraunBunny: "maybe I allegedly did steroids but you can't suspend me, the tester put my sample in a ziploc baggie instead of a test tube. CASE DISMISSED, HEROES ARE REAL." homosexual_rod: LOL TheBraunBunny: you're a person of color, though, so you'll have a tougher time explaining yourself. homosexual_rod: what do joo mean homosexual_rod: we are literally the same color"high orange" TheBraunBunny: alright, well, we'll talk about it later when you're crying about your innocence on TV specials and I'm being consoled with concerned grandma hugs TheBraunBunny: so what's your excuse, Bud's gonna be here any minute to test us. To personally test us. Because he is a great commissioner. homosexual_rod: "what are steroits" TheBraunBunny: hahah what homosexual_rod: i jess wanna play, i diden have them saw curtis grandson in half an remove his hips an have them surgically implanted into me to sit at home, i dong care about steroids, i jess wanna play homosexual_rod: backup plan: "skittles have vitamins in them that make test say you have steroids i just ate skittles sry for loving skittles brand skittles" TheBraunBunny: you did what to curtis granderson now **Online Host** ILoveCashman has entered the chatroom. ILoveCashman: hey guys, what's going on in this chatroom? Not talking loudly to each other about how you did steroids, I hope TheBraunBunny: heh, no sir, just uh, just talkin' wCB/C. I say you need lots of it, Alex says you don't need any. Neither of us understand it! ILoveCashman: hm, well- homosexual_rod: BRIANG LET ME PLAY BASEBALL BOI ILoveCashman: shut the f**k up, Alex homosexual_rod: MY DOGTOR SAYS I'M FINE, AN HE EVEN MEANS IT METTICALLY AN NOT RE: MY JERKIN' CENTAUR BODY homosexual_rod: I CAN PLAY IN JOOR LINEUP TODAY I SWEAR, PERFEGLY FINE HIPPS, LOOK I CAN SWIVEL /begins twerking ILoveCashman: stop f**king twerking you imbeclie, you're not fine, you're hurt and have to collect millions of dollars and NOT take a cotton-swab dump on the Yankees legacy ILoveCashman: you are injured homosexual_rod: NO I'M NOT ILoveCashman: no, look at me ILoveCashman: you're injureeeeed /wiggles eyebrows homosexual_rod: /stares ILoveCashman: IN. JURREEDDDD. /presses down on Alex's foot homosexual_rod: OUCH MY FOOT homosexual_rod: I MEAN, NO, LET ME PLAY I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT STEROITS ARE, MY COUSING GAVE THEM TO ME, HE SAID THEY WERE DANGEROUS STREET DROGS ILoveCashman: eeennghhh **Online Host** BudIsWiser has entered the chatroom. BudIsWiser: hey fellas! Just stopped in for your random drug test! TheBraunBunny: gulp homosexual_rod: gulp BudIsWiser: lol just kidding, you guys are great, keep hitting dingers and scoring wCB/C's, we'll keep giving you dollars! **Online Host** BudIsWiser has left the chatroom. ILoveCashman: god dammit TheBraunBunny: nailed it. Time to celebrate! Lying rulz! /does steroids homosexual_rod: LET ME PLAY IN JOOR LINEUP BRIANG /cuts hip, tries to force bottle of steroids into wound ILoveCashman: brb, posting this entire thing to reddit Photos link to player info. The Dugout
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As the East County prepares to celebrate Mother's Day this weekend, the East County Observer took a few minutes to speak with children in Lakewood Ranch High School's Mini Mustangs voluntary pre-kindergarten program to find out what they thought about their own moms.
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Texas A&M -- not Texas -- could be the key to a Pac-16 conference. ... sources say Texas A&M is still seriously exploring joining the Southeastern Conference. That charge is being led by A&M regent Gene Stallings, who, of course, won a national title in 1992 at Alabama as head coach. SEC Commissioner Mike Slive appears to be pulling out every enticement he can to lure Texas and Texas A&M to the SEC, including possibly moving two teams from the SEC West to the SEC East to allow Texas and Texas A&M in the SEC West, one source with knowledge of the SEC said. Utah could remain a long shot to join the Pac-10 if Texas A&M goes to the SEC then either Utah could be the 16th team and join the rest of the former Big XII members, or just join Colorado for a Pac-12. That would leave two spots open in the Big XII and that could bring back the BYU and Air Force to the Big XII.
So much news but here is something regarding Texas A&M to the SEC. A source confirmed to SI.com late Wednesday that emissaries from the SEC initiated discussions with Texas A&M athletic director Bill Byrne months ago, and while the SEC is just one of several potential options for the Aggies, it remains an option heading into Thursday's meeting between Texas A&M and Texas officials. At the meeting, power brokers from both schools will discuss a last-ditch effort to save the Big 12, even if Nebraska's Board of Regents votes Friday to leave for the Big Ten. "It's on life support," the source said of the Big 12. "But people have come off life support before."
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Series 25AUB-Z3 Water Pressure Reducing Valves are used in commercial and residential applications to reduce incoming water pressure for protection of plumbing system components and to reduce water consumption. It consists of a bronze body construction, union inlet connection, integral stainless steel strainer and high temperature resistant reinforced diaphragm for hot water.The Series 25AUB-Z3 is available with a variety of end connections including: threaded, solder, PEX and CPVC with both union and double union connections. Series 25AUB-Z3 has an adjustable pressure range and is serviceable in-line. Maximum Working Pressure: 300psi (21 bars), Adjustable Reduced Pressure Range: 25 to 75psi (172 to 517 kPa), Standard Pressure Setting: 50psi (344kPa).
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I had a situation that this house is located in the mountains and the city was raising the water pressure in order to get the water to the top of the mountain. With the pressure guage I purchased with this regulator, I found that the water pressure was rising to 160Lbs. and sometimes more. This was causing the popoff on the water heater to bleed off pressure over 180 the rating of the valve loosing hot water. Also faucets would leak when there wasn't a problem with them. Installing the regulator was somewhat easy. I cut into the existing copper line under the house. I added the adapters that will make it easy to just unscrew the unit if I need to replace it for some reason. I also added a valve past the regulator so that I could attach my pressure guage to check the pressure before I crawled out from under the house. I have tested the pressure over and over and it is working great.
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I used this product on an incoming water main line to our residence with input pressure of 80psi and I wanted to reduce it to 54psi.I like the product and it appears well build and durable. However, the first two units installed were defective from the factory and they would allow outgoing pressure to "creep" from the 54psi setting all the way to 75psi within an hour.Upon the installation of the third unit the pressure has been holding precisely at 54psi now for the past couple of months and all is well.It just took me the time and effort to install three units to finally get a good one which we now have installed.
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watts valves are always a good choice. I chose this valve for a commercial application and it has been working flawlessly.
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We were able to connect to the fire water line by reducing the pressure and have access to wash-down water from the same water source.
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I was having problems with my house water pressure always climbing above my set point pressure. I am familiar with the Watts product line and was not hesitant to order it. The great thing is I have a wide selection with Pexsupply with all the data I need to make a knowledgeable choice. That's the reason I keep coming back.
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needed to reduce the pressure to one of our car wash pieces of equipment.
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Installed easily in a vault outside. Used rock around it to give it drainage. Like the union end, wish pexsupply offered double unions but I used a brass union on the outlet side and it worked great. This is a quiet PRV. The factory setting was around 52 psi.
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Nobody is going to start throwing daggers at Jose Manuel 'Chepo' de la Torre anytime soon. Since taking over as manager of Mexico he has ushered in a new era of young, attacking talent and in the process, conquered CONCACAF. He's led Mexico well past the United States as the top team in the region, making that absolutely clear in El Tri's domination at the Gold Cup this summer. Chepo's reign has been nothing short of sensational so far, but there is one lingering question. Can he finally push Sinha aside and let Giovani dos Santos play or will he continue to go back to his aging but trusted man?
It's not hard to see why Chepo loves Sinha so much. Sinha played for Chepo at Toluca and the two clearly have a tight bond. Sinha also has plenty of experience, with 54 caps to his name, and it is not as if he is incapable of playing at the international level. There are reasons why Chepo continues to start Sinha, but they are not a convincing as the one reason to sit him: Giovani dos Santos.
After years of missteps and troubles, dos Santos appears to finally have his international career on track. His club career remains in limbo, but every time he gets a chance in the El Tri shirt, he impressed. With his pace, quickness, creativity and amazing technical ability, dos Santos is a threat every time he touches the ball.
When Sinha was suspended at the Gold Cup for a positive doping test (the suspension has since been lifted), dos Santos got his chance and shined. He was Mexico's best player in the final, terrorizing the U.S. back line and scoring one of the most brilliant goals of the tournament. With Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez up top, Pablo Barrera and Andres Guardado on the wings and dos Santos sitting in between all three, Mexico has a deadly, young crop of attackers that should keep them atop CONCACAF for a long time.
If you take dos Santos out of that though, Mexico begins to look vulnerable. They're still the best team in the region, but they don't make opposing defenses quake. There are still incredible players, but no one with dos Santos' unpredictability and ability to pop up anywhere on the pitch. Things get a lot easier for opponents without dos Santos out there.
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The Geminid meteor shower 2012, the final major meteor shower of every year and likely to be the best, peaks overnight Dec. 13 and Dec. 14, and you may be able to see a great show on either side of those dates.
If you liked the Orionids Meteor Shower in October, you should love this sky show. NASA reports that the Geminids are a relatively young meteor shower, with the first sightings occurring in the 1830s with rates of about 20 per hour.
Over the decades the rates have increased, regularly spawning between 80 and 120 per hour at its peak on a clear evening.
How spectacular is it? Just take a look at this video of the Geminid meteor shower. You can also look at some spectacular photos of the Geminids.
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Earthsky.org reports the Geminids peak might be around 2 a.m. on Dec. 13 and 14, because that's when the shower's radiant point is highest in the sky as seen around the world.
"With no moon to ruin the show, 2012 presents a most favorable year for watching the grand finale of the meteor showers," Earthsky reports. "Best viewing of the Geminids will probably be from about 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. on December 14."
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To watch meteors, you need a dark sky. So, if you care to join thousands across the nation in viewing the shower, park yourself at a good viewing spot, like Eden Prairie's Staring Lake Park, and enjoy the show.
The Staring Lake Observatory has a star watch event planned from 7 to 8 p.m. Dec. 14.
More tips for viewing, from Earthsky.org:
You can comfortably watch meteors from many places, assuming you have a dark sky: your back yard or deck, the hood of your car, the side of a road. Consider a blanket or reclining lawn chair, a thermos with a hot drink, binoculars for gazing along the pathway of the Milky Way. Be sure to dress warmly enough.
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The Geminid meteor shower is named after
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Geminids are pieces of debris from 3200 Phaethon, basically a rocky skeleton of a comet that lost most of its meat and skin—its outer covering of ice—after too many close encounters with the sun.
Most meteors meet the Earth's atmosphere, burning up in a brilliant light show, when the planet passes through the tail of a comet as the comet's orbit nears the Earth.
Strangely, the Geminids appear not when a comet's tail swings by, but when the Earth comes in contact with the particles associated with an indistinct, rocky object that doesn't have a tail, detected by NASA in 1983 and named 3200 Phaethon. Scientists speculate that 3200 Phaethon may be a chip from a nearby asteroid.
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|Drugs remain most common charges in Van Wert County in 2013
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VAN WERT — The number of cases in Van Wert County Court of Common Pleas declined in 2013, but one thing remained the same — the most prevalent charges again this year were drug charges.
Approximately two of every five cases through the court this year was for drug charges. Drugs were number one for the year by a very large margin. There were 67 drug defendants who were heard in Common Pleas Court. The second-highest number was for burglary or breaking and entering with just 26 cases.
Oddly, the statistics are actually good news. In 2012, there were 228 cases in the court with 128 being charges for drugs. That works out the 56 percent. The second largest total last year was for theft with a mere 30 cases.
The statistics,which were released by the court on Thursday, do not tell the whole story of the effects of drugs on Van Wert County. Defense attorneys, prosecutors, law enforcement and defendants have admitted that many other cases have drugs as the root cause. For instance, it has been determined that cases like theft, burglary, robbery, tampering with evidence and receiving stolen property are likely committed to obtain money to purchase drugs.
Overall, the caseload is very similar to 2011 when 162 Common Pleas Court cases went through in the system. That year, 49 of the 162 were drug cases, or about 30 percent.
The most common cases in 2013, after drug cases, were burglary and breaking and entering, sex offenses, theft and assault. There is one murder cases that was filed in 2013 against Tammy Menke. There were no murder cases in Van Wert County in 2012, and only one was filed in 2011, that against Shawn Jones for the murder of his grandmother.
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Videos - Videos By Title – P
Panel of International Women
A panel of students talk about the issues women are confronting in their countries. Participants include students from Saudi Arabia and the Sudan, Netherlands, Germany and Bulgaria. Part of Women's History Celebration 2007. VHS and DVD.
Passamaquoddy Players
"We Have To Find Our Voices: Transforming Passamaquoddy Communities". 62 Minutes, July 2004.
Pattiann Rogers
Part of the Lannan Library Film Series. Pattiann Rogers weaves biological, botanical, and zoological details into her astonishing poetry. Her identification with the natural world results in poetry that is intense, spiritual, and sensual. Ms. Rogers reads from Geocentric, The Tattooed Lady in the Garden, Splitting and Binding and unpublished work. (90 min. 1993)
Paula Gunn Allen Reads Her Poetry
An on-campus poetry reading by Paula Gunn Allen, a professor of English at the University of California at Los Angeles, a Laguna Pueblo Lakota and a poet. (90 min. 1993)
Paule Marshall
Part of the Lannan Library Film Series. Paule Marshall, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, has said that the source of her art is the expressive talk she heard as a girl among West Indian women in her mother's kitchen. Ms. Marshall, who has received a MacArthur Fellowship, has written four novels and two collections of stories. (60 min. 1994)
People Like Us: Social Class in America
Social class. It's the 800-pound gorilla in American life that most Americans don't think about: how do income, family background, education, attitudes, aspirations, and even appearance mark someone as a member of a particular social class? People Like Us shows how social class plays a role in the lives of all Americans, whether they live in Park Avenue penthouses, Appalachian trailer parks, bayou houseboats or suburban gated communities. The documentary travels across the country presenting stories that will resonate with viewers regardless of where they see themselves on the social spectrum – stories of family traditions, class mobility, and different lifestyle choices. An exciting cast of characters and commentators help make the connections between daily life and the larger issues of class in America. (124 minutes, 2001, VHS)
Penobscot Basket Maker: Barbara Francis
As a young woman, Barbara Francis was facing poverty and single parenting when Penobscot elder women took her in and taught her to make baskets. her passion for basketry gave her life direction and meaning, put her in touch with her own cultural roots, and brought her recognition for her artistry. (Part of UMaine's 2003 Women's History Celebration)
Performance as Feminist Activism
Spring 2005 WIC/WST Lunch Series with Elizabeth Whitney. 3-29-05.
Performing Voices: Women's Experiences of Body Rituals and Caesarian Births
An on-campus performance/reading by Linda Buckmaster, Instructor in Communication at the University of Maine at Augusta and Krista M. Hirschman, Graduate Student in Communication and Journalism, present the stories and experiences of women who have had Caesarian section births. (90 min. 1996)
Surviving the war is only the the beginning of the battle. Writer and director Marjane Satrapi draws a poignant story about a young girl in Iran during the Islamic Revolution, when people's hopes were dashed as fundamentalists took power. A film by Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud. Based on the graphic novel by Marjane Satrapi. English language version; DVD format; 95 minutes; B&W/Color; PG-13.
Personal Economies: A Longitudinal Report on the Economic Status of COLT Staff in the University of Maine System
Part of the Women in the Curriculum Fall 2006 Lunch Series. Janine Bonk, Administrative Assistant of Admissions, University of Maine at Farmington; Jane Crouch, Secretary, Bureau of Labor Education; Loraine Lowell, Librarian Assistant, University of Southern Maine and Vice-President, ACSUM; Phyllis VonHerrlich, Administrative Assistant, Muskie School, University of Southern Maine. DVD & VHS Format.
The Personal File of Anna Akhmatova
This film introduces the viewer to Anna Akhmatova, one of the most important poetic voices of the 20th century and a legend in the former Soviet Union. The film portrays the struggles of this celebrated poet, who was persecuted by the Soviet state throughout her literary career. (63 min.)
Perspectives on Race, Civil Rights , and Feminism
An on-campus presentation by Kathleen Neal Cleaver, Assistant Professor of Law at Emory University and a former member of SNCC and the Black Panther Party. In her lecture, she discusses how participation in the Civil Rights movement affected her attitude towards the women's movement, other women, and the role feminists have in race-based struggles. (30 min. 1995)
The Piano
One of the most critically acclaimed and highly awarded films of the year, The Piano arouses erotic passions and vengeful jealousies. Ada, a young mute woman (Holly Hunter) is desired by two men, her husband by an arranged marriage (Sam Neil) and the husband's darkly intense neighbor (Harvey Keitel). Violent emotions erupt, but only one man understands that Ada's heart can only be won through her beloved piano. (121 min. 1995)
The Piano Lesson
August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning tale of a family caught between their heritage and a dream for the future comes to the screen. The Charles family has survived a turbulent past, at the heart of their struggle stands a magnificent piano. A carved piano that carries their family's story from their days as slaves. A piano that has cost them dearly in tears…and bloodshed. Boy Willie wants to sell the piano to buy a farm — the same fields their family worked as slaves. But his sister, Bernice, refused to part with it. For her, the piano is their very soul, a legacy of pride and struggle that symbolizes their survival as a family. As they clash over the piano's fate — and their family's future — they must come to terms with the demons in their past… and the memories that threaten to destroy them as a family once and for all. Alfre Woodard stars as Bernice. (99 min. 1995)
The Pill
In May 1960, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the sale of the contraceptive pill, a drug that would arguably have a greater impact on American culture than any other in the nation's history. Within five years, more than six million American women would make it part of their daily lives. The change was remarkable. In some of the freshest and most revealing sequences of the film, the first generation of pill users describe the prevailing sexual attitudes of the 1950′s and talk frankly about being terrified at the prospect of having one baby after another for the duration of their fertile lives. These women, now in their sixties and seventies, explain the enormous impact the pill had on their lives. It is through these personal stories that the film reveals how two elderly women, a scientist, and a physician unleashed a social revolution. (PBS Video)
The Planned Giving Executive Workshop
A detailed, in-depth, technical discussion of estate planning for non-profit organizations. Suitable for executive administrators. (200 min. 1988 or 1989)
Playing Unfair: The Media Image of the Female Athlete
Sports media scholars Mar Jo Kane (University of Minnesota), Pat Griffin (University of Massachusetts), and Michael Messner (University of Southern California) look at the persistence of heterosexism and homophobia in perpetuating gender stereotypes. They argue for new media images which fairly and accurately depict the strength and competence o female athletes. Using numerous media examples, Playing Unfair is sure to stimulate debate among women and men, athletes and non-athletes about the meaning of these images in a world transformed by the presences of women in sport. (30 min. 2002)
PMS Access
This video contains two short films dealing with Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) (1991)
- Managing PMS
A Delicate Balance This educational program about Premenstrual Syndrome discusses the symptoms associated with the syndrome, theories as to its cause, diagnostic techniques and an evaluation of the various types of therapy and medications available for the treatment of PMS. (39 min.)
- Give Yourself a Break
High levels of stress can exacerbate PMS and can, in fact, trigger the onset of PMS. This short stress reduction exercise session aims to help women reduce and manage their stress so as to gain relief. (14 min.)
Poet and "The Nation" Columnist
A talk with Katha Pollitt. Also an interview with Ani Difranco-"What is the Future of Feminism?" at Bates College. (1997)
The Poetry of Rita Joe
An on-campus poetry reading as part of the Women's History Celebration. A Micmac, Joe was born on Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, and now resides on the Eskasoni Reserve. While her poetry addresses the devastating effects of "mental colonization", it also reveals the strength of Native tradition, and credits Joe's "Native upbringing by many mothers." (90 min. 1995)
The Political Representation of Sexual Difference: Le Mouvement pour la Pante in Late 20th Century France (Social/Marxist Luncheon Series)
Lecture presented by Dr. Joan Wallach Scott, a leading theorist and practitioner of cultural history. Currently she is a Professor in the School of Social Science, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton.
The Political Uses of Quilts: A Continuing Tradition
An on-campus lecture and discussion. Elizabeth Hoffman, Assistant Professor of Art creates a framework for considering quilts within a political context. Cara Finnegan, Graduate Student in Speech Communication, discusses her research and study of the NAMES quilt, which commemorates people who have died of AIDS. Kristin Langellier, Professor of Speech Communication, considers the rhetoric over the controversy involving the Smithsonian Institution's decision to license quilt designs from its collections for overseas production. (30 min. 1995)
The Politics of Looking Back: Style, Gesture and Resistance in Female Activism
An on-campus lecture by Ardis Cameron, Professor of History at the University of Southern Maine. Cameron discusses the role of women in the labor movement and on the picket lines. (90 min. 1993)
Population and People of Faith: It's About Time
In this video church leaders, ecologists, health specialists, population experts, political leaders, and grassroots women discuss the relationship between population growth and the world's social, economic, and environmental problems. They also discuss potential solutions to the problem of overpopulation, including increasing the status of women. (13 min. 1999)
Poto Mitan: Haitian Women, Pillars of the Global Economy
Told through compelling lives of five courageous Haitian women workers, Poto Mitan gives the global economy a human face. Each woman's personal story explains neoliberal globalization, how it is gendered, and how it impacts Haiti: inhumane working/living conditions, violence, poverty, lack of education, and poor health care. While Poto Mitan offers in-depth understanding of Haiti, its focus on women's subjugation, worker exploitation, poverty, and resistance demonstrates these are global struggles. Finally, through their collective activism, these women demonstrate that, despite monumental obstacles in a poor country like Haiti, collective action makes change possible. Poto Mitan will be a tool for education and empowerment—to inspire people to think critically, look behind the label, and get involved. We are connected. U.S. consumers buy the fruits of their labor and our government shapes Haiti through development/foreign policy. (2009, 50 minutes, DVD)
Pray The Devil Back To Hell
Pray the Devil Back to Hell chronicles the remarkable story of the courageous Liberian women who came together to end a bloody civil war and bring peace to their shattered country. Thousands of women—ordinary mothers, grandmothers, aunts and daughters, both Christian and Muslim—came together to pray for peace and then staged a silent protest outside of the Presidential Palace. Armed only with white T-shirts and the courage of their convictions, they demanded a resolution to the country's civil war. Their actions were a critical element in bringing about a agreement during the stalled peace talks. A story of sacrifice, unity and transcendence, Pray the Devil Back to Hell honors the strength and perseverance of the women of Liberia. Inspiring, uplifting, and most of all motivating, this film is a compelling testimony of how grassroots activism can alter the history of nations. (2008, 72 minutes, subtitles, DVD)
Prime Minister and Environmentalist
In 1981, Gro Harlem Brundtland became the first woman to be elected Prime Minister of Norway. A Harvard-educated physician by profession, Brundtland has also been a prominent environmental agent facing policy makers today. She introduces the concept of "sustainable development" and also talks about the increasingly important role of women in politics. (30 min. 1993)
The Purity Myth: The Virginity Movement's War Against Women
In this video adaptation of her bestselling book, pioneering feminist blogger Jessica Valenti trains her sights on "the virginity movement" – an unholy alliance of evangelical Christians, right-wing politicians, and conservative policy intellectuals who have been exploiting irrational fears about women's sexuality to roll back women's rights. From dad-and-daughter "purity balls," taxpayer-funded abstinence-only curricula, and political attacks on Planned Parenthood, to recent attempts by legislators to de-fund women's reproductive health care and narrow the legal definition of rape, Valenti identifies a single, unifying assumption: the myth that the worth of a woman depends on what she does – or does not do – sexually. In the end, Valenti argues that the health and well-being of women are too important to be left to ideologues bent on vilifying feminism and enacting a reactionary set of policies designed to undermine women's autonomy. (2011, 45 minutes, DVD)
The Pursuit of Justice: The Legal and Civil Rights of African American Women in 18th-Century Florida
An on-campus lecture. Jane Landers, an Assistant Professor of History at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, describes how women of African descent — free and slave — sought legal and social justice in conservative, patriarchal Spanish Florida. She also highlights the individual voices of these women to relate to their successes and failures. (75 min. 1995)


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Police in Watertown say 17-year-old Luanelly Rodriguez of Watertown has been found safe in Massachusetts.
She was located by Watertown Police, Connecticut State Police and the FBI unharmed and without incident around 11 a.m. Saturday.
Luannelly Rodriguez, 17, went for a walk on Ledgewood Road around 2:30 p.m. A little while later, she sent a text to her aunt after being forced into a car.
According to police, Rodriguez told her aunt that she was taken in a car by a man and woman that she did not know.
"Several other text messages were received from Nelly's phone that stated that they were not from Nelly but and unknown individual who claimed to have her," police said in a statement Friday.
Family members told police that Rodriguez may be headed to Massachusetts.
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The South Peak development team is releasing more details on its planned 117-room Hilton Garden Inn hotel.
South Peak is located on what was formerly known as Slate Hill, off Route 220 in Roanoke County, near Tanglewood Mall.
South Peak says the hotel will have a fifth floor conference room and a full-service restaurant.
Groundbreaking is set for later this spring.
Developers believe the hotel could be open, or close to opening, this time next year.
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Ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data
|Level of Achievement: 1 Below Expectations
|Level of Achievement: 2 Meets Expectations
|Level of Achievement: 3 Exceeds Expectations
|Lab Safety
|Practices unsafe, risky behavior in the lab.
|Observes good lab safety procedures.
|Always observes good lab safety procedures.
|Experimental Procedure
|Does not follow experimental procedures.
|Experimental procedure often followed, occasional oversight leads to loss of efficiency.
|Uses logical experimental procedures.
|Data Gathering and Documentation
|Simplistic plan that does not recognize full scope of study; Data collected are not all documented, some measurements not recorded.
|Can formulate reasonable experimental plan; carefully documents data collected.
|Formulates experimental plan to attain stated objective; carefully documents data collected.
|Tool Selection and Operation
|Needs guidance to select appropriate equipment; is tentative in operation of instruments.
|Can select and operate appropriate equipment and instruments with minimal guidance.
|Can select and operate appropriate equipment and instruments to perform experiment.
|Data Analysis and Interpretation
|Applies appropriate theory to data when prompted, may misinterpret physical significance of theory; is aware of measurement error but does not fully account for it statistically.
|Analyzes and interprets data using appropriate theory; accounts for some measurement error statistically.
|Analyzes and interprets data carefully using appropriate theory; accounts for measurement error statistically.
|Application of Statistics
|No application of statistical reasoning to data.
|Statistical reasoning applied correctly to results.
|Statistical reasoning correctly applied to results and statistical significance discussed.


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Mention Ethiopia and inevitably the images conjured up are of drought, desert and famine. Beyond this media-generated stereotype however is an extraordinary country with a civilisation stretching back millennia, a unique culture and religion in the only African country never to be colonised and a natural landscape with some of Africa's most beautiful features.
This book tells the story and shows the images of a journey through the historical circuit of northern Ethiopia, revealing the hidden and remarkable treasures of this misunderstood land, including the wondrous rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, the medieval castles in Gonder, the spectacular Simien Mountains and the Blue Nile Falls.


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Jose Francisco Torres sat out Pachuca's 5-2 loss to Puebla with a red-card suspension.
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PREHEAT grill to medium-high heat and preheat oven to 350ºF. Rub chops with combined oil, garlic and rosemary. Grill 4 min. on each side.
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Posted: 2:08 pm Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011
Playoff Primer 2011: Glades Central hits the road to play Merritt Island
By Jeff Greer
There are six playoff games on Friday involving teams from our area. In the buildup to the games, we'll break down every matchup.
This will be a slight step up in competition from last week for Glades Central, which shut out Titusville-Astronaut. Merritt Island beat Astronaut 21-0 in an important district game at the end of October. But this is still a coast win for Glades Central, provided the Raiders take care of their usual business. Even with star middle linebacker Jatavis Brown or safety Crevon LeBlanc, Glades Central wreaked havoc on Astronaut, turning turnovers into points.
Like I've said a few times already: The only that can beat Glades Central in these first two rounds is Glades Central.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. General admission is $8; reserved seating is $9.
Record: 9-2.
In the regional quarters: Defeated Boynton Beach 34-13.
Average points for/against: 20.6/10.2
Yards gained per game: N/A
Players to watch: RB Josh Studstill, QB Vinnie Smith
Record: 11-0
In the regional quarters: Defeated Titusville-Astronaut 33-0
Average points for/against: 43.6/6.1
Yards gained per game: 147.3 rush/152.2 pass
Players to watch: ATH Will Likely (676 rushing yards, 519 receiving yards, 19 TDs, 7 INTs), WR Jaime Wilson (728 receiving yards, 18 TDs), QB Tanner Redish (63.1% completion rate, 24 TDs, 7 INTs), LB Dominique Gibson, LB Don'Kevious Johnson
Glades Central has had the area's most balanced offense this season, mixing a steady dose of passing in with a thunder-and-lightning rushing attack. Tanner Redish has adjusted well to the speed of his teammates and had a big game with Jaime Wilson last week. Will Likely is a dynamic player out of the backfield, and when defenses have to adjust from Likely to big Aaron Baker, it's no fun.
As long as Will Likely and Jaime Wilson are on offense and special teams and guys like Dominique Gibson are making big defensive plays, Glades Central will be grooving. The Raiders just can't afford to look past Merritt Island in anticipation of the potential region final against Miami Norland, which would be an epic showdown.


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Dark Souls 2 - Crown of the Old Iron King guide Every bonfire, boss and loot item in DLC episode two.
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