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Nº 76 | Spring 2011
Global Education News is an electronic newsletter where national global education coordinators or practitioners can share global education news and best practices, useful thematic links and educational materials. It also serves as a medium for the North-South Centre global education network national coordinators' own use.
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Dear Global Educators,
The first quarter of 2011 was highlighted with the following activities in the field of Education and Youth:
The Global Education online Training Course (Spring course), 28 February -25 March. In 2011 the NSC pursues its successful on-line training-course scheme initiated in 2009. The Spring course ended last 25 March after its 51 participants went through four modules. This course was attended by educators from Armenia, Australia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Ethiopia, Filipinas, France, Germany, Ghana, Great-Britain, Greece, Hungary, India, Italia, Kenya, Latvia, F.Y.R. of Macedonia, Madagascar, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, Togo, Tunisia, Zimbabwe. The 2011 Summer course will take place in June and application process is possible through NSC webpage.
The North-South Centre participated in a workshop on Education to Intercultural Dialogue organised by the University of Padua from 22 to 23 March. This workshop allowed stakeholders representing academia, and local authorities from Veneto region to share educational practices in the field of Intercultural learning with international guests representing the Anna Lindh Foundation, Council of Europe, Europe of Cultures Forum and UNESCO.
In the framework of the EC/NSC Joint Management Agreement programme supporting GE in new EU member States, the NSC participated in the Visegrad regional seminar on Global Education/Development Education in Prague, from 24 to 25 March. Educational institutions and other key actors involved in GDE in the four Visegrad countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia) met to discuss among other things the concepts, quality standards and national strategies for GDE.
More recently, 7-9 April, the NSC participated in the Bakou World Forum on Intercultural dialogue and organised a workshop under the theme Dialogue between and among the world's religions. The forum addressed the conceptual, governance, policy and practical aspects of the challenge of intercultural dialogue.
On the Youth programme the Central Africa sub-regional seminar on youth policies and the African Youth Charter, 11-13 March, in Libreville (Gabon) aimed at providing a strategic guideline on how to use the skills, energy and innovation of young people and ensure an environment conducive to successful development objectives, constructive leadership, participation and autonomy of the youth. More recently the NSC organised the "Youth Leaders Meeting on Youth Policies in the Context of the Africa-Europe Youth Cooperation" in Addis Ababa on 10-13 April 2011, for youth leaders to build a common action plan on the development of the Africa-Europe youth dialogue and cooperation framework and on the implementation of the recommendations resulting from the Africa-Europe Youth Summits.
The 45th (and in principle last) meeting of the NSC Executive Council was held last 28 March, in Lisbon (Portugal). According to the proposed new statutory Resolution, the two present statutory bodies of the North-South Centre (i.e. the Executive Council and the Committee of Member States) will be merged into a new "Executive Committee" which will be the unique decision making body of the Centre. It is foreseen that this new body will hold its constitutive meeting in June in Strasbourg.
The 2010 North-South Prize Award Ceremony, which took place last 29 March, in Lisbon (Portugal), awarded Louise Arbour (Canada) and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Brazil).
You will find detailed information about all these events on NSC website.
Meanwhile, please book your agenda for the Global Youth Work Training Course, on 15-22 May in Sal (Cape Verde) and for the the Global Education Summer on-line training course in June. Call for applications are on-line on NSC respective Youth and Education webpages.
Looking forward for a captivating semester together and wishing you an enjoyable reading!
. North-South Centre 2011 programme of activities & calendar of activities for Education & Youth
. Global Education Week networking process
. University on Youth & Development outcomes
. Promotion of Global/Development Education in EU new member States webpage
. Lisbon Forum Creating a Culture of Human Rights through Education
You will find more about North-South Centre coming events on NSC website…
. Global Education Week webpage & Global Education Week network
. NSC 20th anniversary special webpage and related One World-Our World publication.
. North-South Centre Global Youth Work Training Course, on 15-22 May in Sal (Cape Verde)
. World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue, 7-9 April, 2011 in Baku
. Global Sports Forum Barcelona - officially supported by the City of Barcelona, the Global Sports Forum Barcelona is an exchange platform attracting a wide range of personalities from the world of sport. Thanks to its unique emphasis on the position of sport at the heart of modern society, the Forum is a place where people come together and debate issues, the aim being to highlight sport in all its dimensions: economic, social, political and cultural. Outcomes of Global Sports Forum 2011 edition
. Sustainability Frontiers is an international alliance of sustainability and global educators seeking transformation of the human condition through repaired and restored earth connection. We are concerned with formal, non-formal and informal education that addresses the current confluence of threats to the environment and to human society globally. more …
. Global Education across Borders - gerc_net
. European Commission – EuropeAid funding and grants
. Global Education Guidelines
Council of Europe
. School-community-university partnerships for a sustainable democracy: Education for democratic citizenship in Europe and the United States of America (2010) more …
. EDC/HRE Volume I: Educating for democracy - Background materials on democratic citizenship and human rights education for teachers (2011)
. Migrants and their descendants - Guide to policies for the well-being of all in pluralist societies (2011)
. The European Wergeland Centre is pleased to launch the first issue of the EWC Statement Series. This is a collection of expert statements on Education for Human Rights, Democratic Citizenship and Intercultural Understanding, which have been regularly published on the EWC homepage during 2010.
. Global Dimension in Secondary Schools, Douglas Bourn & France Hunt (2011), Development Education Research Centre, Institute of Education, University of London
. Young People and International Development: Engagement and Learning, Douglas Bourn & Kate Brown (2011), Development Education Research Centre, Institute of Education, University of London
. e-Atlas of Global Development - the newly released e-Atlas of Global Development is a free, online, interactive tool, which maps and graphs more than 175 indicators from the World Bank's database. Start here
. Eco-Schools newsletter
. TRIALOG Information Service (TIS) is addressed to NGOs and individuals who are interested in development issues in the context of EU enlargement.
. UNESCO Education webpage
. UNESCO Education newsletter
. UNESCO - Education at the Millennium Development Goals Summit, 20-22 September
. UNESCO Education for All – 2010 Global Monitoring Report : Reaching the marginalised
. UNESCO Culture newsletter
. Harubuntu - an annual Award to promote Africans with innovative talents. The promotion covers four areas: Entrepreneurship • Local Government • Civil society • Communication
. Below is a compilation of requests for information sent to the Global Human Rights Education listserv during the past weeks. At the bottom of each request you will find an e-mail address, so that you can directly respond to the request.
. The University of Nairobi, with technical support from the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and financial support from Unbound Philanthropy and the Humanitarian Aid department of the European Commission, is pleased to announce the following opportunities for advanced study and training in the field of Education in Emergencies: 1) Master of Education degree with a specialization in Education in Emergencies; 2) and a short study course on Early Grade Reading (see below for more details about both opportunities).
Sharing good practices
. Doing Democracy Research Project - This project facilitates international collaboration within the academic community highlighting focusing on critical engagement and social justice in education while fostering the development of permanent exchange networks. It makes data accessible to the general public and the profession at-large as a series of possible recommendations for policymakers. We seek to access contributions from teachers, parents, education officials, and government policymakers as well as academics. more…
. Sustainability Frontiers is an international alliance of sustainability and global educators seeking transformation of the human condition through repaired and restored earth connection. We are concerned with formal, non-formal and informal education that addresses the current confluence of threats to the environment and to human society globally. more …
Request of partnership
. Doing Democracy Research Project - This project facilitates international collaboration within the academic community highlighting focusing on critical engagement and social justice in education while fostering the development of permanent exchange networks. It makes data accessible to the general public and the profession at-large as a series of possible recommendations for policymakers. We seek to access contributions from teachers, parents, education officials, and government policymakers as well as academics. more…
Training courses / Scholarships
. Human Rights Education Associates - HREA is pleased to inform you that it will offer four new e-learning courses in the second trimester of this year:
- Protection Against Torture (27 April-12 July 2011)
There are still a few places available in HREA's e-learning course Introduction to Human Rights Education, which will be offered from 27 April-12 July 2011.
. The International Institute of Humanitarian Law is offering the Summer Course on International Humanitarian Law for its 11th consecutive year from June 27th-July 9th, 2011 in Sanremo, Italy and in Geneva, Switzerland. For more information please visit our website at http://www.iihl.org
. Amnesty International-Italy, CIRPS and the University of Pomezia Consortium are pleased to present the 2011 International Summer School: Understanding the way to human dignity. The 4th edition of the Summer School is a 7-day residential intensive course from 11 July to 17 July 2011 which takes place at the University Centre of Pomezia, Selva dei Pini College (Rome). It is open to university graduates (both first cycle and second cycle degree), who aspire to work in the field of human rights and international cooperation. Information and application forms
. International Summer School Sarajevo 2011 "Human Rights and Transitional Justice"
Job opportunities / Fellowships
. DEEEP is now recruiting an Information Officer for a maternity replacement.
. Deputy Programme Director - Tearfund, Sudan, Deadline: Apr-24-2011
. The Irish Centre for Human Rights is very pleased to announce the tenth annual Summer School on the International Criminal Court! The course will take place from June 19-23 this year and will cover all important aspects of the work of the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC plays a leading role in efforts to promote international justice in fields such as war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and the crime of aggression. more …
. Sustainability Frontiers - Summer Institute on climate change education, 8 -12 August 2011,
. European Network for Intercultural Education Activities (ENIEDA) is organising from 29 September to 1 October its 4th Conference on Linguistic and Intercultural Education: Negotiating and constructing European identities across languages and cultures, in cooperation with the Faculty of Culture and Society, Malmö University, Sweden and the Teacher Training College, Vrac, Serbia. Conference information and call for papers
. World Development Report 2011: Conflict Security and Development
. e-Atlas of Global Development - the newly released e-Atlas of Global Development is a free, online, interactive tool, which maps and graphs more than 175 indicators from the World Bank's database. Start here
. Middle East and North Africa: A New Social Contract for Development
. The European Commission adopts a 12 point Action Plan to support the Millennium Development goals This is the first major policy statement of new Development Commissioner Andris Piebalgs.
. 2011 World Social Forum -…more
. World Social Forum website
. World Social Forum Virtual Media Centre
. World Economic Forum website
Council of Europe Speak-out against discrimination campaign
. ''Speak-out against discrimination" Website
Other Council of Europe Campaigns
|Member States
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|Former Statutory Bodies
|Intercultural Dialogue
|North-South Prize
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Shane Vereen, Cal junior tailback, decided to forgo his senior season for the California Golden Bears and declared for the 2011 NFL Draft. Vereen is projected as a mid round pick.
Is Isi Sofele ready to carry the load as the potential California Golden Bears starting running back in 2011 if Shane Vereen departs? Can Covaughn Deboskie-Johnson, Dasarte Yarnway and Trajuan...
i guess im out for the season #palmsupCovaughn Deboskie-Johnson relays us the bad news via his Twitter. Although CDJ is mostly the third running back at this point, it puts the onus on Shane Vereen and Isi Sofele to carry the load for the rest of the season. I doubt Dasarte Yarnway will touch the ball unless it's extreme garbage time. (HT EchoOfSilence) Get well man, see you in 2011. Go Bears!
After four games in the 2010 college football season, we assess and analyze how well the California Golden Bears offense is performing at quarterback, running back, receivers, and the offensive line.
Isi Sofele has beaten out Dasarte Yarnway and Covaughn Deboskie-Johnson to be Cal's backup taiback behind Shane Vereen in 2010.
Can Shane Vereen shoulder the load for the California Golden Bears running game the way Justin Forsett did three years back?
Despite their similar build and production, Shane Vereen and Jahvid Best have differing running styles. Both have maximized their abilities to become two of Ron Gould's greatest California Golden...
According to Ron Gould at the Cal-Wazzu Hoops Party (we don't know whether the coaching staff knew about the injury beforehand, that's all the info he revealed). TwistNHook will have
a full report pretty photos of the event later, but we'd just thought we'd let you know. (It's unconfirmed whether he played with an extra set of balls, but we wouldn't be surprised.)
For now, our hoops team is in first place. Scroll down or click here to discuss this developing story!
Sofele And Debo's highlights this year
The California Golden Bears 2009 football season is reviewed in graphs, charts, and photos!
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While Oklahoma leads the nation in many great ways, the state holds a dubious distinction thanks to its meth epidemic.
TulsaPeople magazine highlights the problem in the third part of its "Unacceptable: Oklahoma at the Bottom" series.
The article, "Meth Mess" by Jennie Lloyd, centers on the life and story of Kimberly Cummings. She was arrested in 2009 for meth possession, but has turned her life around.
Mike Brose with the Mental Health Association of Tulsa stopped by KTUL Thursday to talk about how his organization helps folks recover.
He said the problem is tearing apart lives, and costing taxpayers millions.
"We've got a use problem. The way we're going at this is bad economics. It's very cost ineffective. We're not using the taxpayer dollars wisely," he said.
Brose said the better way to approach the problem is with treatment and rehabilitation up front, rather than incarceration downstream from the epidemic.
The May edition of TulsaPeople magazine is on newsstands now. You can pick up a free copy of Tulsa People at any area Starbucks location, or get the e-edition online at tulsapeople.com.
Tulsa People is also available through a free app for Apple products.
Watch Tulsa People Preview each Thursday at 6:20am on Good Morning Oklahoma to get an inside perspective from those who wrote the articles featured in the current month's edition of TulsaPeople.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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For many parents of children under 6 years old, they said they felt it was unnecessary to talk to them about the .
"My children are 5 and 2-and-a-half," said Bridgewater resident Jessica Demcsak. "I did not feel the need to discuss the shootings with them because of their age. They did not encounter any news broadcasting at home or in the car, so it was pretty easy to shield them."
Bridgewater parent Liz Marranca said she has also limited the exposure her children—ages 6, almost 4 and 8 months—have had to news and current events.
"I just told my just turned 6-year-old that a bad man in Connecticut did something bad and we need to pray for people in Connecticut," she said. "I also reminded him to listen to his teachers, and if a teacher tells them to run, just run. And keep running until you get to a safe place."
Bridgewater resident Jamie Pear said she also chose not to talk to her children, ages 4 and 1, about the incident.
"I felt that it was not appropriate to delve into this particular tragedy," she said. "When I do talk to my older son about painful topics, the conversation is two-fold, how he tried to protect himself and how he can support his community."
"I want him to feel empowered within his own life, but also to realize that such control has its limits," she added. "The hope is to teach him about the importance of community, how we can all be a part of making change possible, even in the face of unfathomable pain."
And for many parents, hearing the news for themselves was just shocking.
"There really are no words, it's so shocking," said Bridgewater parent Rebecca Brown. "It's hard to believe it even happened, and I think there are very few things you can expect in our world."
"One thing all parents expect is to drop their kids off in the morning and pick them up in the afternoon," she added. "It is heartbreaking and terrifying."
On Friday, Pear said, her 4-year-old was at school, but she decided to pick him up early after more news of the shooting was released.
"I needed to see his little face and hold him," she said. "Over the weekend, I spent extra time cuddling with both children, and it was difficult to drop them off [Monday]. I immediately went to speak to the administrators about increasing safety measures at their school. I then drove away and cried."
Demcsak agreed that it was difficult to send her child to school Monday.
"However, as a working mom, I have no choice," she said. "Knowing that I trust their school, and that they have fabulous loving teachers helped put me more at ease."
As a teacher herself, Demcsak said, she knows that drills are done to prepare for certain situations, and there are buzzers at the doors of her child's school, but that may not be enough.
"I don't know if there is a way to completely protect the children in school apart from what has already been done," she said. "Maybe schools could install bulletproof glass or solid doors without windows in classrooms, but school buildings are outdated as it is, and they have a difficult time fixing the little things, but I do think some legislative changes need to be made on gun control, as well as with helping the mentally ill."
Marranca, a special education teacher, said she knows there are more than just gun control issues at stake in this situation.
"I have, and have had, mentally ill students," she said. "I think schools need federal and state monies to improve the actual buildings and install better panic security, like how can we announce lockdown if the front office staff is shot dead? Horrible to even imagine because my son's kindergarten room is feet from his main office."
Marranca said there just needs to be more of some kind of security or something else.
"There needs to be more, of what exactly I'm not sure," she said. "I, like every mother in America, am grieving for those angels and their teachers who gave their own lives to protect their children."
But Brown said she doesn't think it's as easy as just talking about gun control and school safety.
"This person shot his way into the school, so you can have certain types of security measures that may provide some comfort, but the answer is not so easy," she said. "My school has a security key that you have to swipe to get in, but that's not to say that if someone wanted to get in they wouldn't figure out a way."
Brown said she believes there needs to be discussions about what could be done, and what could have been done.
"Were more children saved because he had to shoot in, or because someone turned on an intercom to hear gun shots?" she asked. "Is there an effective way to communicate?"
"I think there are things we can learn from this," she added.
Bridgewater parent Stacey Friedlander said her son attends school at the Shimon and Sara Birnbaum Jewish Community Center, and they have said they are planning to make some changes. They are also, she said, asking parents to pitch in by not opening doors for anyone who does not have a card proving they belong at the school.
"They are asking caregivers to come to the building and not let anyone in who doesn't have an ID card or key card," she said.
Friedlander, herself a teacher in Florham Park, said all the doors in her building are always locked, and guests have to be buzzed in at the main office in order to come in.
"We have had parents letting other parents in, and holding the doors open, but that will not be happening any longer," she said. "And we had a larger police presence there making everyone feel safe."
Still, Friedlander said, these measures may not be enough. Maybe, she said, they should be putting alarm systems on all windows and doors.
"In the back of every parents' mind, and teachers', we know we can do whatever we want in terms of security with buzzers and cameras, but with this recent incident, none of those precautions stopped it from happening," she said. "There isn't one school that can protect itself from that."
"What are we going to do, put a force field around the building?" she added. "No one knows what to do, other than beefing up what we are already doing."
And, Friedlander said, it may be important to leave some of these decisions in the hands of the policy makers.
"Let's make sure every district is on the same page, and hopefully the governor will lead the way," she said. "I hope our leaders will put politics aside and come together in making a statement."
With the world the way it is, Brown said, people need to understand that the systems are designed to deal with what people are aware of in terms of what could happen next.
"Now we live in a different world," she said. "The best thing we can do is find the weaknesses and correct them."


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NObama! South Africans prepare to protest Obama visit
by NObama Coalition Cape Town
So far activists from the following organizations are part of the Coalition: Gugulethu Anti Eviction Campaign, Newfields Village Anti-Eviction Campaign, Zilleraine Heights Community in Struggle, Consumer Fair, Concerned Education Forum, Anti-War Coalition (Cape Town), Muslims Against Illegitimate Leaders, Muslims Against Global Oppression, Struggle Veterans, Mitchell's Plain activists, Workers International Vanguard Party, Blikkiesdorp community committee, Housing Assembly (Khayelitsha, Gugulethu, Bonteheuwel, greater Athlone, Langa, Delft, Mitchell's Plain), Gleemoor Civic Association, New Unity Movement Southern Suburbs Branch, Apdusa, Friends of the Congo-Cape Town.
Cosatu also supports the campaign and is discussing how to broaden its specific support.
The NObama Campaign in Johannesburg consists of the following organizations: South African Communist Party (SACP), the Young Communist League of South Africa (YCL), the South African Students Congress (SASCO), the Muslim Students Association (MSA), the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union (NEHAWU), the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), Friend of Cuba Society (FOCUS), Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against Israel in South Africa (BDS South Africa), the World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU) the UJ Coalition.
We will be awarding Freedom of the City to
- Mumia Abu Jamal
- Bradley Manning
- the masses of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
- the masses of the Palestinians
- the Marikana community
- the impoverished masses of Cape Town
Basic platform
The USA under the leadership of Obama has escalated its assault on human rights, militarization of international relations and continuing gobbling of world resources at the absolute expense of the environment and oppressed peoples of the world.
- Monopoly capitalists and banks, mainly from the U.S., are responsible for the ongoing plunder of trillions of dollars of wealth from Africa each year. This is the main reason why most of the youth have no future – the masses are unemployed and the few who work earn starvation wages. Much more is stolen from Africa than is received in "aid." We demand all the stolen wealth to come back! In fact, U.S. and other imperialism are responsible for the plunder of the world.
- Africom out of Africa; end the drone wars and imperialist wars of plunder such as in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC); stop warmongering and genocide in Syria and elsewhere.
- Free all the prisoners in Guantanamo Bay prison – shut it down.
- Free the Cuban 5.
- End the blockade on Cuba.
- We reject the Freedom of Cape Town and the honorary doctorate awarded by the University of Johannesburg to Obama with the contempt it deserves.
- Any diamonds sent to Israel by Anglo American and other mining companies are blood diamonds. End all support for Israel. We demand one Palestine, no Bantustan.
- Free Bradley Manning!
- Stop snooping on our e-mails, phone calls and social networking!
- Halt the unleashing of your Al Qaeda forces on the world's people!
We also support the call by the Muslim Lawyers Association for the arrest of Obama – their complaint was made in terms of international customary law – as well as the implementation of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, Act 2002 (the ICC Act):
"The [drone] program is responsible for extra-judicial killings of both innocent civilians as well as U.S. citizens abroad. The drone strike policy has continued unabated with total disregard for territorial sovereignty and this is cited as the primary reason that Obama should be investigated and tried for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide."
Proposed program of action
- Mobilize and invite other progressive organizations to join the NObama Coalition.
- We support the petition against University of Johannesburg giving an award to Obama
- Saturday 22nd June at 12 noon, meet at Community House in Salt River to prepare placards
- Wed and Thursday 26-27 June from 12 noon to 14h00 meet at the taxi rank opposite entrance to Civic Centre in Cape Town to claim freedom of the City for the masses and to reject freedom of the city for Obama
- Friday 28 June, picket at parliament from 12 noon to 14h00 to protest the government's role in inviting Obama to SA and their complicity in allowing plunder by U.S. monopolies
- For those who cannot make it to Cape Town centre on these 3 days, we call on to mobilise for lunchtime pickets at these times, to either hold education programmes about the role of U.S. monopolies in the plunder of the world, or to take to the streets, to picket forming human chains outside your workplaces, or at a selected point, to show rejection of the visit and of U.S. imperialism
- to also mobilize protest actions against the Obama visit and
- to ready themselves at a moment's notice to come to the areas where Obama may appear, so we can protest and issue our own warrant of arrest for Obama.
The Freedom of the City is for the people of Cape Town, not for OBAMA. He is not welcome!
Signed by Imraahn Mukaddam, Eleanor Hoedemaker, Rabia Petersen, Frank Van der Horst, Mustafa Jacobs, Abdurahman Khan, David Appolis, Lucille Kennedy, Ms UC Fataar and Shaheed Mahomed.
Contact the NObama Coalition Cape Town at email@example.com and on on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/528714780529047/. For more information, contact Shaheed Mahomed, a member of Workers International Vanguard Party (formerly Workers International Vanguard League), First Floor, Community House, 41 Salt River Rd, Salt River, South Africa 7925, phones 0822020617 or [27] 21 4476777, fax 0865486048, email email@example.com, web www.workersinternational.org.za. Read a similar statement from the NObama Coalition Johannesburg at http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/06/19/18738681.php.
Editor's note: In the U.S., an outcry is rising against Obama's trip to Africa for its cost, projected at $60 million to $100 million according to an anonymous source reporting to the Washington Post. "The White House is hoping the return on that investment will be an increased foothold for U.S. businesses on a continent where China and other emerging economies are already major players," the AP reports. Rep. John Barrow, D-Georgia, however, told President Obama not to "rub that (exorbitant spending) in the faces of hard working Americans" in a time of sequester-generated austerity. And Black economic commentator William Reed complained that Obama is not taking an African-American business delegation with him, concluding, "The trip will show the continent's 'Homeboy' to be no different than his 43 White predecessors: a paternal view of Africa as development cases, rather than opportunities for partnership."
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Wonderful! I have shared with the Campaign to Reinstate Bradley Manning as a Grand Marshal at SF Pride campaign, and my own social networks.↓
This makes me extremely proud to be South African – imperialism in all its shapes and forms must be eradicated from our totally decimated planet – Viva Africa!!↓
Tnx guys. See you there.↓
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Soccer receives five All-AD3I Players and Coach of the Year
December 10, 2008
Kansas City, MO- The Salem College soccer team had five players receive NCAA All-Association of Division III Independent's awards, and Jay Callahan received AD3I Coach of the Year honors. The NCAA AD3I consists of 17 independent NCAA DIII institutions from throughout the country. Tatum Justice (Jacksonville, NC) received the highest honors for the team. She was selected as a first-team midfielder.
Justice led the team with goals on the season with 9, including 3 game-winning goals. She also added 3 assists. Tori Collier (Raleigh, NC) was selected as a second-team forward for the second year in a row. Michala Michaux (Morganton, NC) received honors as a second-team defender.
Two soccer players were selected to the third team. Samantha Hubbard (Sanford, NC) was selected as a third-team forward, and Kayla Stover (Sturgeon Bay, WI) was a third-team midfielder. Callahan has turned the soccer program around at Salem from going 1-15 in 2006 to 22-9-2 the last two seasons.
All-Association of DIII Independents
|Tatum Justice
|First-team midfielder
|Tori Collier
|Second-team forward
|Michala Michaux
|Second-team defense
|Samantha Hubbard
|Third-team forward
|Kayla Stover
|Third-team midfielder
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Why Milbank sends its 4th-year associates back to school (video)
Posted Nov 7, 2013 1:31 PM CDT
By Lee Pacchia
David Wolfson, partner at Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy and chair of the firm's professional development committee, talks with Bloomberg Law's Lee Pacchia about the Milbank@Harvard program.
The week-long course at Harvard Law School and Harvard Business School takes mid-level Milbank associates through a wide range of professional development courses. The associates begin the course in their fourth year, then repeat it in their fifth, sixth and seventh years, Wolfson explains.
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Wolfson discusses Milbank@Harvard's origins, why it's "crucial" that the classes don't begin until fourth year, and how they manage to pry the Blackberries out of their mid-level associates' hands for the duration of the program.
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Left-Wing Newspaper, SuperPAC Use 'Crazy Rumor' to Attack GOP Governor
The Portland, Maine, Press Herald and the American Bridge 21st Century SuperPAC are accusing Maine Governor Paul LePage of Operating a vehicle Under the Influence (OUI) even though the GOP official never drives since a state trooper always transports him in a state vehicle.
According to the Maine Wire website, liberal hedge-fund billionaire S. Donald Sussman recently spent $4 million to purchase an ownership share in the daily newspaper, while the Political Action Committee was founded by Media Matters President David Brock.
Both organizations filed public records requests to the Waterville Police Department seeking information on any arrests involving the governor, and while the police officers were sorting through thousands of radio transmissions and thousands more text documents, a reporter for the newspaper accused the police of trying to cover something up.
Waterville Police Chief Joseph Massey responded by calling the story a "crazy rumor" and threw the PPH reporter out of his office.
In addition, Massey stated that the police have not stopped LePage as a passenger or a driver, either driving a personal vehicle or a state vehicle. "We would not give anyone a break for drunk driving, whether he was the governor or not," he said.
Nevertheless, the PPH—which is a member of the MaineToday Media (MTM) organization—continues to try and paint the governor as an alcoholic.
As a result, Adrienne Bennett, the governor's press secretary, said in a statement that it's time the MTM "stop trying to smear the Governor's name by creating rumors that are completely erroneous.
"Governor LePage has not driven a car since January 4, 2011," she continued. "To accuse the Governor of driving while intoxicated is a fallacious story that editors are eager to plaster on the front page."
The governor also responded to what he called the rumor-chasing habits of the state's largest newspaper chain. "MaineToday Media is substituting objective reporting with poor reporting habits of the likes of the National Enquirer—there is a difference, and MaineToday Media apparently is blind to that fact."
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this is what I live with daily
Submitted by dmacleo on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 6:52pm.
and yet when a dem gov (baldacci) driver speeds and gets in accidents his driver is allowed to carry on.
our state police are not the saints they appear to be.
our biggest paper here, bangor daily, is just horrible and in the tank for pretty much every liberal cause under the solyndra sun and tries to poison the well at every opportunity.
King has been crapped on from the start and is doing a decent job with what he has to work with.
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"King has been crapped on
Submitted by celator on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 7:36pm.
"King has been crapped on from the start ...."
Dave, I think you mean LePage, not (Angus) King who, as you know, is making lots of headlines these days. I'm not a big fan of King, but he'd be better than the crazed Pingree or Michaud. Running as an Independent, I think he'll caucus with the D's, and will end up having the same effect as Snowe. Sad story, all around. But it ain't over yet.
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I just came back to fix that
Submitted by dmacleo on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 8:30pm.
man I was talking with someone about king and wrote his darn name, sorry about that mea culpa :)
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No biggee. Here's a cup of
Submitted by celator on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 9:34pm.
No biggee. Here's a cup of clam chowdah left over from supper. Enjoy. ;+}
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Lepage not king
Submitted by dmacleo on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 8:30pm.
man I messed up, sorry.
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Submitted by NeoKong on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 7:27pm.
Isn't he the guy who was going on double dates with his Congress lady girlfriend and Barney Frank and boyfriend on his private jet...?
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He is the same varmint. He's
Submitted by celator on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 7:36pm.
He is the same varmint. He's now married to Pingree.
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Submitted by dmacleo on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 8:35pm.
also some funny stuff with money involving Frank.
I forget details now, not allowed to vote against Pingree as shes the "other Maine" so I can only vote against Michaud.
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Another hobby paper business, rears it's ulgy head.
Submitted by upcountrywater on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 8:32pm.
Boycotts won't work, maybe rat em out to the IRS.
IRS frowns on anything that has the appearance of a hobby.
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Did the French Canadians take over Maine, too?
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---- — After a string of armed robberies throughout the region that had reached a fever pitch, police believe they have captured the Merrimack Valley Bandit.
Rafael Beamud Jr., 32, of Lowell will be charged federally today with robbing TD Bank on Broadway in Methuen Feb. 21, according to FBI spokeswoman Katherine Gulotta.
But police have reason to believe Beamud may be charged with more than a dozen holdups that started in February and had store clerks and bank workers throughout the region on edge for months.
Last week, Salem police Detective Michael Bernard thought the suspect looked familiar. He sent police booking photos of Beamud to the FBI Bank Robbery Task Force. Yesterday afternoon, Beamud was detained by Salem police.
Last night, Salem Deputy police Chief Shawn Patten and Methuen police Chief Joseph Solomon tipped their hats to all involved in Beamud's arrest.
"It was a job well done by Salem detectives for paying attention and the joint task force for putting the entire case together and getting this guy off the street," Patten said.
Working with the joint task force yesterday, Patten said, police were able to gather enough evidence to arrest Beamud. He said fingerprints from one of the robbery scenes matched the suspect information Bernard had provided the task force.
"At the point we knew Beamud was the primary suspect and knowing he frequents the Salem area, we were on the lookout for him," Patten said last night. "Detective Steve Woidyla saw Beamud (yesterday) afternoon around 3:30 or 4, operating a vehicle."
Woidlya pulled Beamud over and detained him while Salem police contacted the task force, Patten said.
They held Beamud in his vehicle until task force members arrived from Massachusetts and took him into custody, he said.
"At the time of his arrest, he had a couple thousand dollars in cash on him," Patten said, noting that was "suspicious."
Solomon also credited the North Andover Police Department with developing a tip that assisted in the arrest.
"There have been hundreds of tips," Solomon said. "We have been following tips for three months."
Methuen Detective John DeLano is chairman of the joint task force, formed by Lawrence and Methuen police and the FBI earlier this month. Other local departments joined later, including North Andover, Haverhill, Groveland, Dracut, Tewksbury, Chelmsford, Acton, Westford, Burlington, Hampton and Pelham.
"I was told within the last couple of days, North Andover said, 'Hey, you might want to check out this guy,' and, as of this afternoon, we were able to confirm that it was him," Solomon said last night. "We reached out to Salem police and said we confirmed this is the guy."
Solomon said North Andover Detective Dan Cronin notified DeLano several days ago he thought the robbery suspect might be Beamud.
"In the meantime, Detective DeLano asked the Massachusetts State Police to compare Beamud's fingerprints to the prints we recovered from the TD Bank robbery on Broadway," Solomon said.
State police confirmed at 3:30 p.m. yesterday the prints matched, he said.
"Then, John DeLano called Salem and said, 'If you see him, we want him,'" Solomon said. "Salem did a wonderful job; they located the guy in 15 minutes. I'd like to thank the Salem detectives for locating him so rapidly."
Solomon said Beamud would be charged locally with the robbery of the Route 110 Convenience Store on East Street in Methuen April 14.
Tension has been high among bank and convenience store workers since the robbery spree started. In all but one case, the suspect brandished a handgun.
It started at Methuen's TD Bank in February, followed by three more robberies that month and in March. Those robberies were at TD Bank on Pleasant Valley Street and NESC Credit Union on Pleasant Street, both in Methuen, and at TD Bank on South Broadway in Lawrence.
The same Lawrence bank was held up again April 3, the first of eight robberies this month alone, including five in four days last week.
"Everywhere I went, there was a heightened level of fear by bank tellers and store clerks because of all these robberies," Solomon said last night. "This arrest should alleviate some of their fears that the subject is now in custody and they can relax a little."
The arrest yesterday, he said, was the culmination of a lot of hard work and coordinated efforts from area police departments.
"Detective DeLano has been full time on this, almost three months now," he said. "It was a great coordinated effort from everyone around this area."
Solomon said police expect further charges. Methuen detectives interviewed Beamud last night.
"All the charges from banks will be brought federally for one case," he said.
Beamud has long been familiar to Salem police. He is the "primary and sole suspect" in a suspicious fire investigation in Salem, Patten said. That fire destroyed Beamud's family home Feb. 18, 2012.
He was arrested Feb. 7 in Salem on drug charges after police discovered he had packed up and apparently planned to leave the area.
Before that arrest, Beamud had worked as a police confidential informant.
Once Salem police found out Beamud was about to flee, Patten said, police arrested him in the Fisk School parking lot, and charged with felony cocaine possession and a misdemeanor charge for transporting a controlled drug.
Beamud's father, Rafael Beamud of Lawrence, has had his own troubles. In September, U.S. Marshals arrested a Salem, N.H., fugitive who was hiding in the elder Beamud's home.
Rafael Beamud is a former Lawrence police officer and owner of the Copa Club in Lawrence. In September, the U.S. Marshals said they would summons the elder Beamud for hindering the apprehension of a fugitive and harboring a fugitive.


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After two years of having midweek starts and finishes to the season, MLB is returning to ending on a Sunday. Bill Shaikin:
After a 2009 postseason in which the Angels played nine games in 21 days and the Philadelphia Phillies played nine games in 23 days, MLB condensed the playoff schedule by moving the start and finish of the regular season to midweek. That change, introduced last year and in effect this year, essentially cut three days from the end of the season to the start of the World Series.
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February 21st, 2014, at approximately 2:15AM, a Castro-area merchant and resident was assaulted and held at knifepoint on the South side of the 2300 block of Market Street (between Noe and Castro on the Fitness SF side). San Francisco Patrol Special Police and San Francisco Police Department Officers responded to the scene and took one female suspect into custody.
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CALABASH, NC (WECT) – The mayor in Calabash, Mary Louise Knight, was stripped of all her duties during the commissioners meeting Tuesday night.
According to the mayor pro tem, commissioners voted 3-2 to remove Knight's powers. Mayor pro tem Emily DiStasio said no one really knows what that exactly means at this time.
DiStasio said she and Commissioner Daria Buccilli were the two commissioner that voted against stripping the mayor of her duties.
This move comes after Knight spent town money to have the floor removed and replaced in her office. A receipt shows that she paid more than $1,000 dollars of the town's money to remove carpet and install laminate flooring.
DiStasio said that project should have gone out for a bid.
Town ordinances require town leaders to submit written requests when over a certain amount of money. Knight admitted she violated the purchasing ordinance.
Knight told WECT.com that the town is not carrying out town hall renovations like they should.
She said the town recently moved her office in town hall. Turns out the new office had moldy carpet and needed to be removed. Knight said she went to the town administrator to let him know the carpet to be removed. He told WECT.com that Knight did come to him with her request but did not mention she would be replacing it with laminate.
Knight also said furniture had been sitting in the front entrance of town hall and needed to be assembled in her office, but she wanted the floor to be replaced before putting any of the furniture into the room.
According to the Calabash Town Ordinances, the mayor is responsible for being the chief executive officer of the town. Among other things, the mayor is responsible for staying informed to the town's business, signing contracts, appointing committees, and represent the town at ceremonies.
Right now, the mayor is only allowed to facilitate meetings and public events.
WECT.com reached out to commissioners for a comment, but they refused to say anything on the issue.
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In the upcoming comedy, James plays a former college wrestling champ and current high school biology teacher at a failing school. As finances start to deteriorate and threaten extra-circular activities, as well as teachers' jobs, James begins moonlighting as an MMA fighter as a way to raise money.
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Northampton Saints confirm they have signed former Bourgoin, Highlanders and Chiefs centre James Wilson.
28-year-old New Zealander Wilson can also play fly-half and full-back. He stands 6ft 5in tall and weighs 14st 6lbs.
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Day 1: Boarded in Ft Lauderdale. A bit of a wait at the pier, but we probably arrived at the very worst time. We were on board by about noon, and in our room by around 1 pm. Our luggage was spotted shortly thereafter, and we helped ourselves to it from the luggage carts. I guess it would have been delivered eventually. Comfy room, everything worked properly.
Day 2: At sea. Very relaxing. We ate at Chops, which I highly recommend. It was my husband's idea, I wouldn't have bothered, but I'm glad we did. It was well worth every cent. The food was excellent, and the service was top notch, and the wait-staff couldn't have been nicer. That was a definite thumbs-up.
Day 4: Cozumel. We had nothing planned, and just shopped in the city, which was a $6 cab ride each way from the pier. We were not impressed, as it felt like a huge rip-off operation, and most of the jewelry I looked at was not the best quality. I thought I could get better deals at home. We should have gone to the beach instead. There's just something creepy about feeling like you're being continually fleeced. We got back on the ship early because we don't especially enjoy being ripped off. How do YOU spell Tourist Trap?
Day 6: Back in Ft Lauderdale. The ship was delayed by weather getting back into the port. We had a noon flight, and needed to be at the airport by 10. We didn't get off the ship until 9:30, which was the first possible moment we could make the escape. For some inexplicable reason, RCCL staff chose not to use their very sophisticated PA system to announce when the heck we'd be allowed to debark, and when they finally did make some kind of announcement, it was not through the PA system -- at least nothing was comprehensible on our floor. A lot of people were quite frazzled by the lack of information as to why we were being held captive for so long, and once we were able to start getting off, there was a lot of confusion about where the actual line was. Not a problem unless you had to catch a flight, which we were. We walked off with our luggage, and passed through customs painlessly. Got a cab immediately. Expect to pay about $25 to get to the airport.
Overall: Wonderful food, great service, fine accommodations, top-notch entertainment, and unlimited opportunities to drink yourself into oblivion. I was not prepared for how much money you could spend on the ship AFTER spending the big bucks to book the cabin. My recollection from the dark ages of cruising in the 60s was that we went first class and all the booze was free. Oh well, that was the good old days, right? We don't drink much, and didn't book any excursions with RCCL, and still I ended up owing over $250 on my account. It could have easily been well over $1000 without much effort. Beyond room and board, RCCL does not give you so much as a peanut without swiping your card. Anyway, all in all, it was a fine vacation. I'd do it again.


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Born in Romania, Dr. Sadowsky attended the Institute of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest from 1983 to 1989. She completed an internship and residency in internal medicine at Meridia Huron Hospital/Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH in 1994. She served as chief resident from July 1994 to June 1995. From there, she began a residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO. She was named chief resident of that program in April 1997. Immediately following the completion of her second residency, she began a fellowship in spinal cord injury medicine at Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University School of Medicine. At the same time, she became a clinical instructor in the school's Department of Neurology and later assumed an assistant professorship in neurology in the Division of Rehabilitation, Spinal Cord Injury Unit. In October 2004, she moved to Baltimore, joining the Kennedy Krieger Institute as director of the paralysis restoration clinic in the International Center for Spinal Cord Injury. In March 2005, she became an assistant professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
Dr. Sadowsky has served as president and treasurer of the St. Louis Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Society and previously held positions on the advisory boards of the St. Louis Wheelchair Athletic Association and the Sam Schmidt Foundation, an organization devoted to helping individuals overcome spinal cord injuries and other debilitating illnesses by facilitating scientific research, medical treatment, rehabilitation and technology advances. She is the director of the spinal cord injury medicine fellowship at Johns Hopkins University Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Program, an ACGME accredited fellowship that trains physicians to deliver the highest quality medical care for any individual with spinal cord related dysfunction.
Professional honors include receiving the Outstanding Resident Award in Medicine from Meridia Huron Hospital in 1995, being named Best Resident of the Year in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Washington University School of Medicine in 1998 and Best Teaching Attending of the Year in 1999, receiving the 2000 Outstanding Performance Award from the Spinal Cord Injury Board and being named one of Top Doctors in Baltimore in 2007, Best Doctors in America 2007-2008, 2009-2010, and 2011-2012. She was also named one of America's Top Physicians in 2009, 2010, and 2011.
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Dr. Sadowsky's research interests center on prevention of complications in patients with paralysis and the efficacy of activity-based restoration therapies in helping individuals with long-term spinal cord injury and paralysis recover sensation, movement and independence.
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Martin R, Sadowsky C, Obst K, Meyer B, McDonald J. (2012). Functional electrical stimulation in spinal cord injury: From theory to practice. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, 18(1), 28-33.
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An intentionally non-technical book of photography tips by top Photo Expedition Leaders, Jack & Rikki Swenson. This photographic guide will help anyone of any skill level — from beginner to advanced — capture better photographs while on safari.
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CATEGORIES Movie Reviews, Movies We Love, Reviews, Horror"Welcome to Fright Night....for real!"
Fright Night, directed by Tom Holland
You guys do follow the Horror Squad Movie Club right? Our own Brian Salisbury selected the awesome 80s horror flick Fright Night for this week's edition, so of course, I followed along! Fright Night is a fried slice of 80s gold made expressly for horror movie geeks. Young Charley Brewster has a comfortable high school existence until a vampire moves in next door. Where can Charley turn for help when no one will believe him? The great vampire killer Peter Vincent, of course! Roddy McDowall plays Vincent, an aging actor who made a name for himself in a string of films and roles not too far removed from Hammer and Peter Cushing. With the glory days fading Vincent finds himself hosting a cable access program showcasing his greatest films. The program is aptly titled Fright Night!
The awesome meta aspect of an actor who played a vampire killer on film, being faced with the existence of actual vampires is like sweet gravy poured over the mountain of mashed potatoes that is the rest of the film. It's a solid 80s horror film in its own right, with a pumping synth soundtrack and even a sweet dance scene inside a club, but the acknowledgment of vampire lore and cannon specifically presented in movies just makes everything that much cooler for a movie geek. The fact that this is the second time this film has popped up in a What We're Watching in as many weeks should let you how serious we are about this being a lot of fun. With a studio remake on the way, what better time to check this one out? If you haven't seen Fright Night, I implore you to rectify that situation immediately!
D-Tox aka Eye See You, directed by Jim Gillespie
You guys have also been following the Stallone-a-thon over at Cinematical right? The brainchild of our managing editor Scott Weinberg, Stallone-a-thon has been an enlightening look back at Sly's career leading up the release of The Expendables. In that vein, I looked over Stallone's films only to find that he's never really done a straight up horror film. D-Tox is the closest he's come. The story follows Stallone as FBI agent Jake Malloy, hot on the trail of a cop killer. The killer has a hard-on for Malloy and after taunting him a bit, he kills Malloy's soon-to-be wife and leads Malloy on a wild goose chase culminating in the death of another cop.
All this sends Malloy into a tailspin of guilt and alcohol and eventually he agrees to head to a detox center housed in an old air defense bunker in the middle of nowhere. The facility caters specifically to law enforcement, and after Malloy's arrival, the patients start dying one by one. Is it suicide or is their a killer among them? If this sounds like a cool concept that's because it is. Sadly, the execution is pretty terrible. Bad acting, a weak script and a director with no idea how to film action sequences all make for a muddled mess. I'd like to see someone pick up a similar concept and try again, because there's promise there, but it's not worth sitting through D-Tox to find that out.
The Evil Dead, directed by Sam Raimi
Ahhh The Evil Dead is like a breath of fresh air. Released countless times on VHS, LaserDisc and DVD, Anchor Bay is finally putting the film out on Blu-ray next week. I can't imagine being a horror fan and not being familiar with The Evil Dead, but if for some reason you've been living under a rock for the past few decades, The Evil Dead is a super low budget feature that launched the careers of writer/director Sam Raimi and star Bruce Campbell. The story is a basic cabin in the woods story about a group of college kids who get more than they bargained for when they accidentally release a few demons on their trip to the country. As you might assume, all hell breaks loose and Raimi really proves himself as a director combining horror and comedy elements that both work.
The comedy is funny and the horror is genuinely creepy. Not to mention how well the film is shot with great framing and tremendous high speed demon POV shots that fly through the woods around the cabin with reckless abandon. It's a fascinating first effort, impressively well crafted and holds up very well despite its age. Whether you've seen it a thousand times or never, it's worth checking out in high def. Be sure to check back soon for our own Brian Salisbury's look at the upcoming Blu-ray release!


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It took the first thirty minutes of the match for Chelsea to wake up, but on the 31st, they found a way through Everton's organized defense. Juan Mata, a creative spark in the middle of the pitch, was the instigator, sending a teasing ball over the heads of the Everton defense. Ashley Cole, charging up the left flank, was there to meet it. Cole sent the ball across goal, where Daniel Sturridge came flying in to knock it into the net from close range. The goal made Andres Villas-Boas smile, and when AVB is happy, the whole world is happy.
Well, the world not including Everton, of course. Despite looking as though they were simply prepared to shut down Chelsea, the visitors have had a few promising attacks, including a lovely ball from Leighton Baines to Marouane Fellaini. It was only the run of John Obi Mikel that stopped Everton from being the first to score.


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A military bride-to-be spent some time on Monday picking out the perfect outfit for her special day.Brides Across America is helping make the process easier for Sammarie Martinez and other military families. The organization is donating gowns for military brides.Martinez' wedding is set for October 5, 2014.Click the video to watch Sammarie pick out her special gown!
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Here's a look at how the Packers' first-year players are faring through 15 games:
OT Bryan Bulaga (first round): The Packers' first-round draft pick has had a pretty tough couple of weeks. After having a few costly breakdowns late in the Week 15 loss to the Patriots, Bulaga had a very long afternoon Sunday matched up against Giants DE Justin Tuck, who beat him for a sack, two knockdowns and two hurries. Bulaga's run-blocking also left a lot to be desired and needs to get his act together in advance of another tough matchup this Sunday against the Bears DLE Israel Idonije.
DE Mike Neal (second round): Neal was placed on injured reserve before the Jets game in Week Eight with a season-ending shoulder injury. He showed good potential in the two games in which he was able to play, but he had problems staying healthy.
SS Morgan Burnett (third round): Burnett was placed on injured reserve after suffering a season-ending knee injury in Week Four. He entered the season as the starting strong safety after an excellent offseason and training camp.
TE Andrew Quarless (fifth round): Quarless caught the only pass thrown to him against the Giants for 16 yards and was overshadowed by fellow TEs Tom Crabtree and Donald Lee.
OG Marshall Newhouse (fifth round): Newhouse has yet to be activated this season and remains an emergency insurance policy for the offensive line.
RB James Starks (sixth round): After a very impressive pro debut in the Week 13 win over the Niners (18 carries for a team-high 73 yards), Starks has been inactive the last two games, apparently due to practice habits that head coach Mike McCarthy believes leave a lot to be desired.
DE C.J. Wilson (seventh round): Wilson was a factor in the fourth quarter against the Giants, applying decent pressure with one QB hurry. With starting DRE Cullen Jenkins looking very iffy at this writing to be able to return in Week 17 from an injured calf, Wilson figures to continue getting his fair share of playing time.
OLB Frank Zombo — Zombo, who has done a surprisingly solid job as the team's starting right outside linebacker in place of the injured Brad Jones, has now missed two straight games after spraining his knee in Detroit. The Packers are hoping he will be good to go this Sunday against the Bears. In the 13 games in which he has played, Zombo has 38 tackles, four sacks for 34 yards in losses and a pair of forced fumbles.
CB Sam Shields — After getting beaten early for a 21-yard reception against the Giants, the fleet-footed Shields later rebounded with a second-half interception while playing cover-2. Continuing as the primary kickoff returner in addition to filling the nickel corner role, Shields had four returns for 60 yards against the Giants and has yet to break loose for an impact return, which might have the Packers coaches thinking about making a switch.
TE Tom Crabtree — Team insiders have indicated to PFW that Crabtree, who has been used mostly as a run blocker, could become more of a receiving force down the stretch. Against the Giants, he did have one big 21-yard catch of the only pass thrown his way.
RB Dimtri Nance — Relegating fellow rookie Starks to the inactive list the last couple of weeks, Nance saw plenty of action against the Giants, rushing nine times for 32 yards with a long gain of six yards.
OL Nick McDonald — The undrafted center-guard from Division II Grand Valley State is currently the team's 10th offensive lineman and is not likely to see any playing time unless there is suddenly a major rash of injuries on the O-line. But the Packers like his versatility and toughness and believe he could have a promising future.
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