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STARRETT, Anna Mae -
On the evening of Sunday, November 3rd, our loving mother, grandmother and sister, Anna Mae Starrett, passed away peacefully at Southlake Regional Health Centre, with her children by her side.
Anna Mae had been a resident at Shobrook Gardens since it opened.
Family and friends will be received at St. Andrew's-Chalmers Presbyterian Church, 40B Toronto St. S., Uxbridge for visitation on Friday, November 8, 2013 from 12:30-1:30p.m., followed by a Celebration of Anna Mae's Life at 1:30p.m.
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Easter Eggstravaganza
11 a.m.-2 p.m. April 12, The Rock Ranch, 5020 Barnesville Highway, The Rock. 40,000 prize and candy filled Easter eggs and photos with the Easter Bunny, free; concessions and rides available to purchase. www.therockranch.com. 706-647-6374.
Dauset Trails Easter Egg Hunt
2 p.m. April 13, Dauset Trails Nature Center, 360 Mount Vernon Church Road, Jackson. Food and drink for sale. Free egg hunt and more activities for kids. www.dausettrails.com.
Easter Egg Hunt
1-3 p.m. April 16, North Macon Park, 815 N. Macon Park Drive. Children age 14 and younger can search for candy-filled Easter eggs. Free. 478-477-8526.
Easter Egg Hunt
6-7:30 p.m. April 18, LH Williams Elementary School playground, 325 Pursley St. Fun-filled evening of carnival games, coloring contest and Easter egg hunt for ages 15 and younger. Free. 478-447-2784.
Remembering Good Friday with Drama and Song
7 p.m. April 18, the Rain Church, 257 Gunn Road, Warner Robins. 478-953-7246. www.therainchurch.com.
Good Friday Moonlight Easter Egg Hunt
April 18, Joyful Life Baptist Church, 1618 S. Houston Lake Road, Kathleen. Hot dogs and refreshments for all. Egg hunt is for babies-12 years old. Bring baskets and flashlights. firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.
Walk With Jesus
7:30 p.m. April 18, New Elim Baptist Church, 4368 Hartley Bridge Road. Participate in reenactment of Jesus carrying his cross to Golgotha. 10 a.m. April 18: An interactive event for the whole family. Be a part of Jesus entry to Jerusalem, his Last Supper, pray with him at Gethsemane, observe his crucifixion and resurrection. Afterward, snacks and Easter egg hunt for the kids. Free. 478-718-9978.
The Resurrection Run 5K
8 a.m. 1-mile fun run, 8:30 a.m. 5K April 19, Jeffersonville Church of God, 801 U.S. 80 East, Jeffersonville. $15 fun run; $20 5K. 478-951-4458.
Glow In the Dark Easter Egg Hunt
8:30 p.m. April 19, High Falls State Park, 76 High Falls Park Drive, Jackson. Bring an Easter basket and search for more than 1,000 glowing eggs under the moonlight. $5. 478-992-3053.
Perry Dogwood Festival
6 p.m.-midnight April 11; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. April 12; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. April 13, Perry. Arts and crafts show, an official DockDog competition, hot air balloon rally, entertainment, 5k and one-mile fun run, flapjack fundraiser, Rotary Club fishing tournament, artisan demonstrations and ventriloquist Cliff Patton. www.perrydogwoodfestival.com.
Around the World at Woodfield International Festival
11 a.m.-2 p.m. April 12, Woodfield Academy, 4375 Rivoli Drive. Music by Tim Cadiere and the Washboard Road Band, food and culture from each of the worlds inhabited continents, fun and games, raffle and more. 478-477-9844. Free admission.
Bluebirds and Bluegrass Festival
9 a.m. April 12, Dauset Trails, 360 Mount Vernon Church Road, Jackson. Music begins at 11 a.m. and includes the Packway Handle Band, Johnny Roquemore and the Apostles of Bluegrass and Colly Station. Food and drink for sale. Plant vendors, outdoor groups and more. Free. www.dausettrails.com.
International Festival
5-8 p.m. April 19, Student Life Center, Middle Georgia State College Macon campus. Multicultural singing, dancing, fashion show, talent show, puppet show and food. Organized by the colleges International Students & Studies Association. $5, free for age 5 and younger. Mary Beth McConnell, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Preview event; 6-8 p.m. April 25, the Painted Door Art Gallery, 1752 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins; featuring live jazz music from Otis Hicks, refreshments and a sneak peak of theart exhibition, 99 Bottles of Art on the Wall. Proceeds to benefit Wholesome Wave Georgia. 1-6 p.m. April 26, behind the new Warner Robins Law Enforcement Center, Warner Robins. Educational and artistic exhibits, live music by the Vineyard Band, an interactive childrens area, local food vendors and a cooking contest. The Warner Robins Heritage Society will simultaneously host a walk through time with the re-opening of Mildreds Country Store at the train depot. To participate as a vendor, artist, volunteer or sponsor, contact Jodi Daley, 478-225-7626.
Barnesville BBQ & Blues Festival
April 25-26, downtown Barnesville. Community cook-off, barbecue, concerts, painting contest, car show and more family events. Free. www.bbqandblues.org.
Madison Fest
10 a.m.-4 p.m. April 26, Town Park, 218 W. Jefferson St., Madison. Art and garden market, juried student art exhibits, resources to go green and live music. Concessions available. Free admission.
Autism Awareness Festival
8 a.m.-2 p.m. April 26, Dayspring Presbyterian Church, 1045 U.S. 41, Forsyth. Includes a 5K trail race, fun run, motorcycle ride, live music, food vendors, resource fair, crafts, inflatables and kids games. www.anchorofhopefoundation.com or email@example.com. Free.
Digital Media Summer Camp
June 15-21, Mercer University. Application deadline: May 1; late deadline: May 10. Center for Collaborative Journalism, Attn: Summer Camp, 1400 Coleman Ave., Macon, Ga. 31207. Tim Regan-Porter, 478-301-2907 or email@example.com. www.ccj.mercer.edu/camp. $650, scholarships available.
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday, June 2-July 11, Douglass Theatre, 355 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Ages 7-14. Learn the basics of stage presence, self-esteem and the artistic skills of acting, singing, dance and precise communication as well as the technical skills of coordinating lights, sound, set changes and cues from backstage. 478-742-2000.
Bee Ahead Summer Camp
6:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, June 2-July 25, Christian Fellowship Academy, 621 Walnut St., Warner Robins. Ages 2-16. 478-975-0806, extension 9204.
Wesleyan Market
9 a.m.-1 p.m. the second Saturday of every month, Wesleyan College, 4760 Forsyth Road. The event features a variety of locally grown and produced items ranging from flowers and organic fruits and vegetables to baked goods, art and crafts. 478-757-5233. Free.
State Farmers Market
8 a.m.-dark daily, 2055 Eisenhower Parkway. Farmers selling fresh produce, as well as dealers year-round.
Mulberry Street Market
3:30-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mulberry Street. Locally grown and produced vegetables, dairy, meat, desserts and more. Free to attend.
International City Farmers Market
1-6 p.m. Thursday, Watson Boulevard and Maple Street, in front of Perkins Field across from Robins Federal Credit Union, Warner Robins. Featuring Georgia-grown/made foods. Local, seasonal produce, meat, milk and more. 478-225-7626.
Calling All Marketplace Vendors
The sixth season of the Milledgeville Marketplace Farmers Market will open 4 p.m. April 21. Milledgeville Main Street has revised the application and guidelines, now available via Facebook and in the Main Street Office. Anyone interested in becoming a vendor can call Deana, 478-414-4014, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Market on Madison
7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturday through October, 314 W. Madison St., Dublin. Tara Bradshaw, Main Street Dublin, 478-272-2560 or email@example.com.
Anglican Church Fish Fry
4:30-7 p.m. April 11, Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church, 2815 U.S. 41, Warner Robins. An adult plate of three deep-fried white fish, cole slaw, hush puppies, cheese grits, cake and tea is $8. A childs plate (12 and younger) is $4 for two pieces of fish and the rest of the items. Tickets can be purchased at the door or by calling Terry Wilkins, 478-929-9910.
Gospel Praise 2014
11 a.m.-2 p.m. April 12, Wesley Glen Ministries Life Skills Center, 4580 North Mumford Road. Featuring local praise and worship groups and indoor marketplace. Fish fry plates: $8 adults, $5 children under 12. 478-471-3711.
One Voice Quartet
6 p.m. April 13, Christian Hope Church, 1600 Elberta Road, Warner Robins. Free. 478-781-6147.
The Claire Lynch Band
7:30 p.m. April 11, Juliette Opry, 443 McCrackin St., Juliette. Contact Joe Cullison, 478-335-3895 or email@example.com, for reservations. www.acousticproductions.com. $22 advance, $25 at door.
1 p.m. April 12, Tattnall Square Park, downtown Macon. All day music festival featuring Krewella, Logic, Radical Something and many other performers. Family-friendly. Free. www.quadworks.mercer.edu.
Second Sunday Concert Series
Washington Park, downtown Macon. Bring picnics, blankets and chairs for this free outdoor family-friendly concert series. No grills or tents. www.collegehillmacon.com. All events at 6 p.m. April 13: Seven Handle Circus; May 11: Jaimos Jasssz Band; June 8: Bragg Jam preview band; July 13: the Grapevile; August: tba; September: tba; October: soul music surprise guest.
Brantley Gilbert
7:30 p.m. April 17, Macon Coliseum, 200 Coliseum Drive. Special guests Thomas Rhett and Eric Paslay. $25-$37. Tickets at www.ticketmaster.com.
Benefit concert
9 p.m. April 18, Big Daddys House of Pool, 1705 Shurling Drive. Featuring Trey Teem Band, Ronnie Pittman, Matt Pippin, Kelly Ballard and hosted by comedian Jennifer Rutherford. Admission is $10 plus two canned goods. All food items donated to the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank. 478-319-3115.
Tim Cadiere and Washboard Road Band
6:30 p.m. April 19, Library Ballroom, 652 Mulberry St. Cash bar. Tickets available at 478-957-7728 or firstname.lastname@example.com. $5.
The Zombies
8 p.m. April 24, Cox Capitol Theatre, 382 Second St. $30-$40. www.coxcapitoltheatre.com.
Maria Howell and the Mose Davis Trio
7:30 p.m. April 25, Allens Market, 101 West McIntosh St., Milledgeville. Tickets can be purchased from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday at the Marlor House, 201 North Wayne St., Milledgeville, or at www.milledgevillealliedarts.com. 478-452-3950. $15.
American Idol Stars: Celebrate Broadway
April 26, Grand Opera House, 651 Mulberry St. The Broadway and rock revue will feature American Idol finalists Jacob Lusk (season 10), Karen Rodriguez (season 10), Haley Scarnato (season 6) and Von Smith (season 8). $32-$45. 478-301-5470. www.thegrandmacon.com.
Jimmy Halls Birthday Bash
8 p.m. April 26, Cox Capitol Theatre, 382 Second St. Featuring Jimmy Hall and Friends and Lil Als Soul Funk Revival. $20 general admission in advance; $25 general admission day of; $35 VIP admission. www.coxcapitoltheatre.com.
Poetic Peace Open Mic Nights
7-10 p.m. Wednesday, Midtown Key Club, 435 Third St. Open mic for poets, musicians, singers, comedians, lyrical emcees and more. Hosted by Y-O with DJ Ron. 478-719-2054. $5.
Treat Her Like a Lady Father/Daughter Dance
6-9 p.m. April 26, VFW Post 6605, 1011 Corder Road, Warner Robins. Sponsored by the men of Omega Gamma Gamma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. $10 in advance; $15 individual or $25 for father/daughter at the door. 478-569-6842.
Bleckley County Jamboree
7 p.m. Friday, Oak Grove Community Center, Ga. 126, Cochran. Classic country and gospel music, featuring Josh Lucas and Friends. 478-230-3380. Free.
Ole Clinton Opry
5:30-10 p.m. Friday, 215 Old Ga. 18, Gray. 5:15 p.m. Music Man. 6:45 p.m. Cool Country. 8:45 p.m. Tommy and Clinton House Band. 478-825-4118 or www.clintonopry.com. Free; donations accepted.
Powersville Opry
4-9 p.m. Saturday; south onto Powersville Road off Ga. 247 Connector between Warner Robins and Ga. 49. This week: 4:30 p.m. House Band, 6 p.m. Good News Bluegrass, 7:30 p.m. the John Holliday Show. Also open 6 p.m. Monday, House Band practice, 7 p.m. open stage, and Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. 478-328-0678 or powersvilleopry.com. Free.
Wagon House Opry
6:30-10 p.m. Saturday, 699 Altman Road, Haddock. This week: 6:30 p.m. Dixie Sunlighters, 7:30 p.m. Ray Knighton and Wanell Collins and Phoenix Band. Contact Randy, 478-363-1274. Free; donations accepted.
2014 Sundown Screen Series
All movies at Luther Williams Field in Central City Park unless otherwise noted. Movies begin at sundown. Picnic and blankets encouraged. Movies will be canceled in the event of rain. Free. 478-751-9280. April 11: Back to the Future; April 18: Wizard of Oz (Tattnall Square Park); April 25: Hook; May 9: Trouble With the Curve; May 16: Batman; May 23: Dirty Dancing; June 16: A League of Their Own; June 20: The Blind Side (Rosa Jackson Recreation Center); June 27: Armageddon; July 11: Frozen; July 18: The Hunger Games (Lake Tobesofkee); July 25: Field of Dreams; Aug. 8: The Goonies; and Aug. 15: Love of the Game (Frank Johnson Recreation Center).
Macon Film Guild
Douglass Theatre, 355 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. April 13: Inside Llewyn Davis. May 11: Gloria. Special documentary presentation: 7:30 p.m. April 22: Medora. June 8: The Lunchbox. 478-742-2000. www.maconfilmguild.org. $5.
March for Babies
April 12. 8 a.m. registration, Round Building, Central City Park; 9:30 a.m. walk, Ocmulgee Heritage Trail. Benefits the March of Dimes. Includes a picnic lunch and activities for children. www.marchforbabies.org. 478-775-0578.
Paint the Knights 5K Fun Run
7:30 a.m. April 12, Middle Georgia State Colleges Cochran campus. Open to everyone. A project of the Student Government Association and Student Life. Runners will be blasted with a safe and eco-friendly combo of dyes during the race. Benefits Cochran/Bleckley Communities in Schools. email@example.com or 478-934-3152. $10 students who live on campus, $15 for all other students and kids, $20 for everyone else.
Peach Blossom Bike Ride
8 a.m. registration, 9 a.m. ride, April 12, Byron United Methodist Church, Main Street and West Heritage Boulevard, Byron. Karen, 478-956-5717.
James E. Lowe Scholarship Pancake Breakfast
7-11 a.m. April 12, Promise Neighborhood Center, 1780 Anthony Road. Hosted by the Fort Valley State University Macon Area Alumni Chapter and benefitting local students attending FVSU. Tickets may be purchased at Fish Dock, 2795 Montpelier Ave.; Marable Dental Center, 3661 Eisenhower Parkway; Troy Young Realty, 546 Emery Highway or by contacting John Simmons, 478-719-7845. $6.
Charitable Tennis Day Party
5-7 p.m. April 13, John Drew Smith Tennis Center, 3280 N. Ingle Place. Hosted by Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., Gamma Pi Sigma Chapter. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes and the Jerome P. Guy Scholarship Fund. Music, complimentary refreshments, door prizes, tennis class for beginners, no experience required. 478-474-5075.
Stuffed Animal Drive
Through April 16. Drop stuffed animals off at Habersham Records, 1375 Pio Nono Ave. Sponsored by Helping Hands Community Outreach and Spirit of Ruth Womens Outreach Ministry. Benefits children being treated at local hospitals. 478-743-2587 or 478-283-0954.
Wille Robertson of Duck Dynasty
7 p.m. April 25, Macon Coliseum, 200 Coliseum Drive. To Benefit Caring Solutions Pregnancy Center. Tickets can be purchased at www.ticketmaster.com or at the Coliseum Box Office. www.friendsofcaringsolutions.com. $25 in the stands, $45 on the floor; $10 student discount for tickets purchased at the box office. There will be a Meet and Greet at 6 p.m.; passes available by contacting email@example.com, 478-755-1343. $500 Partner Pass for two guests; $1,000 Group Pass for up to six guests; event tickets must be purchased separately.
Dragon Boat Races
April 26, Sandy Beach, Lake Tobesofkee. Benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters. Register teams of 10 paddlers at www.dragonboats.kintera.org or call 478-745-3984 for more information.
Galadrielle Allman Book Signing
4-6 p.m. April 13, the Allman Brothers Band Museum at the Big House, 2321 Vineville Ave. The daughter of Duane Allman will read from and sign her new book, Please Be With Me. Also featuring Willie Perkins, former tour manager of Allman Brothers Band, sharing stories and Tommy Talton performing an acoustic set. Tickets may be purchased the day of the event. $40, includes admission to the museum and the book. $8, with no book.
How Native Plants were used by the Native Americans
7:30 p.m. April 15, Museum of Arts and Sciences, 4182 Forsyth Road. Presented by Amanda DePriest at the bimonthly meeting of the Georgia Wilderness Society. Bonnie, 478-956-6973.
Kim Sandefur Book Signing
Noon-2 p.m. April 19, Hire Grounds Cafe, 5171 Eisenhower Parkway. The first-time author will sign her new book, Lets Get Healthy.
School of Business Executive Lecture
5:30 p.m. April 21, banquet hall, Professional Sciences and Conference Center, Middle Georgia State College, Macon Campus. Featuring Lt. Gen. Bruce A. Litchfield discussing the Air Force Sustainment Centers leadership model. Vanessa Svensson, email@example.com. Free.
Lockerly Arboretum Plant Sale
1-6 p.m. April 11 and 9 a.m.-1 p.m. April 12, Lockerly Arboretum, 1534 Irwinton Road, Milledgeville. Unique varieties of perennials, annuals and vegetable plants for sale. www.lockerly.org.
Magnolia Street Soapbox Derby
11 a.m.-3 p.m. April 12, Magnolia Street, downtown Macon. Watch teams race homemade derby cars down the hill on Magnolia Street. Plus, live music from the sunDollars, and DJ Shawty Slim, a bouncy house, food trucks, StreetLine Drum Core and kids Big Wheel Races. Free. www.maconderby.com.
Touch A Truck
10 a.m.-2 p.m. April 12, Northway Church parking lot, 5915 Zebulon Road. A family-friendly event that allows children of all ages to come look in, climb on, hear stories and learn about a variety of vehicles and modes of transportation. Hosted by the Junior League of Macon. Also, there will be a silent hour from 10-11 a.m. where there will be no sirens going off, so younger children can enjoy the vehicles. $5. www.jlmacon.org.
Johnny Mack Nickles
2 p.m. April 12, Cannonball House, 856 Mulberry St. Johnny Mack Nickles and friends will each share a portion of their military and Native American collections display and will identify artifacts that the public brings in. $6 admission includes a tour of the Cannonball House and its Military Museum. 478-745-5982.
Focus on the Family Resource Fair
10 a.m.-1 p.m. April 12, New Hope Baptist Church, 1465 Burton Ave. Wide range of quality resources available including health, education, mentoring programs, child safety, estate planning, identity theft and more. Free. 478-747-0457.
High Falls State Park
76 High Falls Park Drive, Jackson. Backyard Birding: 8:30 a.m. April 13: Wear walking shoes and bring binoculars for a guided walk in search of some common birds, $5. Wildflower Hunt: 2 p.m. April 19: Guided 1.5-mile hike looking for wildflowers on the Falls View Trail. $5. A $5 per car parking fee also is required. 478-993-3053.
Yappy Hour Special Event
5-8 p.m. every third Thursday, April-October, Macon Dog Park, corner of Adams and Chestnut streets. April 17: music and refreshments begin at 6 p.m., snacks will be available for purchase just outside of the gate. In conjunction with this years first event, there will be an unveiling of the Little Library that will be placed in the Dog Park. Hosted by Macon-Bibb Parks and Recreation. Ellen Banas, 478-751-7694.
Community Health Expo and Blood Drive
9 a.m.-7 p.m. April 22, Oak Hall, Middle Georgia State Colleges Warner Robins campus. Donate blood and get a variety of health screenings. Refreshments provided. Free. Jessica Fisher, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Neel Reid Ramble
5:30 p.m. April 24, Neel House, 730 College St. Hosted by the Federated Garden Clubs of Macon. Board buses for a narrated tour and learn about the architectural significance of Neel Reid in Macon. Tour a private 1913 Neel Reid home and rose garden. After the ramble, return to the Neel House for a cocktail party. Reservations only, call 478-742-0921. $50.
Rose Hill Ramble
2 p.m. April 27, Rose Hill Cemetery, 1071 Riverside Drive. Local historian Jim Barfields ramble will feature the grave of Macons famous architect Neel Reid and the graves of the nine victims of Macons 1880s mass murder, and Confederate burial grounds. Free for Friends of Rose Hill, $5 for non-members, $3 for students. Membership forms will be available at the event. www.historicmacon.org. 478-742-5084.


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5:30pm Monday 3rd March 2014 in News By Kathryn Snowdon, Senior Reporter
Watford students were treated to a musical masterclass after they were visited by a world-renowned violinist.
Doctor Tasmin Little coached a group of gifted young musicians at Watford Grammar School for Girls, in Lady's Close, today.
She also spent time with the string and chamber orchestras.
Music students from years nine to 13 took part and classes of girls from all year groups had the opportunity to see the maestro at work.
On September 19, Dr Little will be giving a concert at the school with pianist, Martin Roscoe, to raise funds for a new music suite.
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Daughters of Mary Begins New Program Year
Moms, join us, the Daughters of Mary this year in reflecting on this year's theme both for ourselves and our children: Jeremiah 29:11 " For I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope."
Please join us for our first meeting of the year on Friday, September 12, 2014 at 9:45 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. in Room 106 in the Parish Center. Our speaker is Rose Hoelscher, a mother and grandmother who coordinates a local Fatima home pilgrimage. She will share with us how through our prayers and relationship with Jesus' mother, Mary, we can receive guidance, direction, peace, and healing in our own motherhood. Free babysitting is available. Also, please consider reading with us our first book club selection of the year: Without a Word by Jill Kelly. The first bookclub meeting date is TBA. For more information, contact Angela at 989-9893 or Caroline at 406-2333.
St. Mary School Receives $23,700 Grant for STREAM
St. Mary School has received a $23,700 grant from an anonymous donor for the STREAM program. STREAM is the Catholic response to the national STEM movement (science, technology, engineering, math) and adds religion and art to a holistic approach. St. Mary's is one of 10 pilot STREAM schools in the Diocese.
Grant funds will be used to purchase microscopes, slides, equipment for essential experiments, virtual dissection kits, lab tables, robotics equipment, iPads, software, digital cameras and art supplies. A current classroom will be converted into an expanded science lab.
According to Joseph Roaldi, assistant principal, St. Mary School, this generous gift will allow St. Mary's to become a leader in STREAM education. "Our goal is to create a unique learning community where students engage in project and problem-based activities to develop vital, age-appropriate skills such as critical thinking."
Religious Education Teachers Needed!
In order for the children of our parish to receive religious instruction this Fall, we have the following teacher needs. Please consider this important ministry. If you feel the desire to teach, let the Holy Spirit work through you, and join our team of catechists. Contact Karen at 688-0599. We need teachers for the following days/times/grades:
Tuesdays 4:30-5:45 – Gr. 1 (1 Teacher); Gr. 2 (2 Teachers); Gr. 3 (1 Teacher); Gr. 4 (1 Teacher); Gr. 6 (1 Teacher)
Tuesdays 6:30-7:45 – Gr. 1 (1 Teacher)
Wednesdays 4:30-5:45 – Gr. 1 (1 Teacher); Gr. 2 (1 Teacher); Gr. 3 (1 teacher); Gr. 5 (2 Teachers)
Religious Instruction Registration for 2014-15 – Grades 1 – High School
Registrations were due on June 15, however, there are still some openings in all Fall session day/times. Spaces are filled on a first come basis, so please submit your registration ASAP by clicking here: http://stmaryswormville.org/category/family-faith-formation/registration/
St. Mary School Pre-K Program Is Expanding
St. Mary's Early Childhood Education (ECE) Four-Year-Old Program is expanding to five days a week! Beginning in the fall of 2014, four-year-old students can attend class Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. A three-day option is still available for four-year-olds on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. – 11 a.m. or 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. We welcome Shannon Federowicz as Pre-K, Early Childhood Education (ECE) Teacher. Most recently St. Mary's technology teacher, Mrs. Federowicz holds a master's in educational computing from the Sate University of New York College at Buffalo, a bachelor's degree in elementary education with an early childhood annotation from the State University of New York College at Fredonia and NYS permanent certification in elementary education, Pre-K -6. Look for enhanced common core curricula, focusing on development of English language arts (ELA) skills.
St. Mary's Appoints New Principal
Rev. Robert M. Yetter, pastor, St. Mary Swormville, has appointed Mary Jo Aiken principal of St. Mary School. She replaces Sr. Sheila Anne Burke OSF, longtime principal who passed away in June.
Aiken has extensive experience as a principal and educator and has a proven commitment to Catholic education. For the past four years, she served as principal of Fourteen Holy Helpers School in West Seneca. Prior to that, she was principal at Saint Mark Elementary School in Venice, California for four years before relocating to Buffalo.
"We are so pleased that someone with Mrs. Aiken's credentials and experience will be leading our school," Fr. Yetter said. "Her enthusiasm for Catholic education will build upon the great legacy of Sr. Sheila."
Mrs. Aiken begins work on August 4.
Outreach for Hurting Mothers
Have you or a mother you know recently lost a child – either through miscarriage, stillbirth, or post-birth? The Daughters of Mary, a Catholic moms group at St. Mary's, has a prayerful outreach called Gabriel's Graces for moms hurting from this loss. With confidentiality, we prayerfully support these mothers (and their families) in their time of sorrow. She does not need to be Catholic, a parishioner, or even local. For more information or if you would like to submit a name for prayers and/or outreach, please contact Hope at 633-9525 or Angela at 989-9893. Also, we are looking for others moms who would like to join us in prayer and/or outreach. There are no meetings to attend or age limit to joining us in prayer. Please contact the above or email: firstname.lastname@example.com to join Gabriel's Graces!
Picnic 2014
Thank you to our volunteers and participants for making this year's Chowder Chase and Picnic a great success.
Tree Planting Honors Sr. Sheila
A tree planting ceremony to honor Sr. Sheila Anne Burke, OSF, longtime principal of St. Mary School who passed away in early June, was held on June 19. A memory box was planted at the base of the tree containing notes written by students and faculty. Thank you to Russ Gullo, owner of Russell's Tree and Shrub Farm for donating the beautiful Sun Valley maple tree and to John Siefert of Siefert Landscaping for assisting with the planting
New Shrine Honors Mary
Our new Marian outdoor shrine is complete thanks to the generosity of the family of Tim and Colleen Tevens. The Marian shrine highlights the area near the playground, fields and back parking lot. The shrine will be dedicated on Sunday, June 1. by Bishop Edward Grosz, auxiliary Bishop of Buffalo, in honor of Mary, mother of God and mother of the Church, as well as spiritual mother to all of us.
Interested in Returning to the Church?
Have you, or someone you care about, not been to Mass in awhile or are you feeling separated from the Catholic Church? Do you have questions about your faith or Catholic doctrine? Looking for a closer relationship with Christ? It's not too late to join us for Reconnecting with Your Catholic Faith on Thursdays in May from 7:30 p.m – 9 p.m. in the Parish Center. All are welcome, you need not be a parishioner. Call Tom at 689-7448 or Carol at 741-8490.
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- 1 flour tortilla (6 inch)
- 2 teaspoons Kraft Real Mayo Mayonnaise
- 2 Tablespoons Kraft Shredded Cheddar Cheese
- 3 slices Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh Smoked Ham
- 3 slices Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh Oven Roasted Turkey Breast
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- Spread tortilla with mayo; sprinkle with cheese.
- Top with meat; roll up tightly. Cut in half.
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iCore Networks, the D.C.-based operator of the nation's largest commercial Voice over Private Internet (VoPI) network and pioneer of cloud-based hosted services, announces today their Future 50 Award win, an awards program created and facilitated by Washington SmartCEO Magazine. This is the company's third time being a recipient of this award, which recognizes the fastest-growing companies in the DC metro area based on employee and revenue growth over the past three years.
"We are extremely honored to be recognized for this award opportunity once again," said iCore Chairman and CEO Stephen G. Canton. "We have been very strategic with our growth plans and roll-out of our services and solution offerings. In 2012, we increased headcount by 25% to over 150 employees and acquired Always on Call, a cloud applications and virtualization provider. The acquisition increased iCore's market share and current compounded annual growth rate of more than 30% accelerating our product roadmap and further strengthens an unmatched competitive position as the leading Applications on Demand and Unified Communications as a Service provider to our customer base of over 65,000 users."
In addition to iCore's current offering of voice and data services, virtual private networks and virtual firewall, iCore launched the new Broadworks platform which marks a new era in Unified Communications. It provides customers with an array of robust functionalities, including HD video, unified messaging, and mobile applications, which also integrate with a number of IT and Enterprise platforms and applications. iCore also launched several mobile convergence tools, such as the iCore Communicator, which provides end-users with a Unified Communications experience across mainstream mobile and desktop platforms such as Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. The iCore Communicator application is currently available on the Apple iTunes and Google Play stores.
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iCore will be recognized at the Washington SmartCEO Future 50 event, scheduled to take place on January 31st, 2013 at the Sheraton Premiere at Tyson's Corner.
About iCore Networks
iCore is one of the original providers of cloud-based hosted services and the first company in the United States to provide a fully managed end-to-end Voice over Private Internet (VoPI) service from the handset to the internet. With the recent acquisition of cloud provider, Always on Call, iCore has extended its cloud based services to include Applications on Demand through Unified Communications as a Service to its growing installed customer base of more than 65,000 users. This includes cloud applications (Exchange, Sharepoint, Lync); public, private and hybrid clouds; virtual infrastructure (virtual desktops (VDI), application delivery, file sharing; voice as an application; HD video; unified messaging (faxing/voicemail/email), mobile applications and convergence tools; infrastructure management and web security. iCore backs those capabilities with the most customer-oriented employees in the industry; scalability; unprecedented reliability; cloud-based disaster recovery, business continuity and backup; as well as best in class support and training. With a compounded annual growth rate of more than 30%, iCore continues to out-pace its competitors and maintains its leadership as one of the most innovative companies in the telecommunications industry. For more information about iCore Networks, please visit http://www.icore.com.
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clean energy
Nuclear deal gets through
With the International Atomic Energy Agency clearing India's nuclear safeguards agreement, the country has overcome the first international hurdle for the nuclear deal. Later in August India needs an unprecedented waiver from the nuclear suppliers group (nsg) to begin nuclear commerce. nsg works by consensus so all members have to be on board. It will not be easy. Countries like Ireland, Austria, Switzerland, New Zealand think rewarding India will send the wrong message on non proliferation considering China's final position is also uncertain.
India is worried that these countries may try to impose conditions for waiving the rules for India, something New Delhi is clear it won't accept. "The point is India is not a non-nuclear weapon state.nsg guidelines are essentially meant for non-nuclear weapons states." says Anil Kakodkar, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission.
outer space
Water on Mars, confirmed
On July 31, nasa's Phoenix Mars Lander identified water in a soil sample from Mars. The craft obtained water by heating an icy soil sample in its "bake and sniff" oven.
"We've seen evidence for this water ice before in observations by the Mars Odyssey orbiter and in disappearing chunks observed by Phoenix last month but this is the first time Martian water has been touched and tasted," said William Boynton of the University of Arizona, lead scientist for the Thermal and Evolved-Gas Analyzer.
The successful sampling completes one of the Phoenix mission's core objectives--confirming that water ice does indeed exist near the Martian north pole. Now the mission has been extended through September 30 to allow the Lander to analyze that water ice and soil for signs of organic materials and for conditions suitable for life, nasa said.
gm crops
Top security for research
Field trials of genetically modified (gm) crops should be done within a national high-security facility or in fields at secret locations to prevent them from being attacked and destroyed by anti- gm activists, said scientists from the Leeds University, the uk, after protesters trampled crops at their gm trial field near Tadcaster, North Yorkshire.
It was one of the only two trials on gm crops being conducted in the uk this year. "Such repeated attacks on field trials are stifling our research to evaluate gm crops...It is too expensive to conduct gm crop trials in the uk under the current regulations that require the exact location of each trial to be made public," they said. Scientists have called on the government to allow the location of small scale trials to be kept secret or to establish a high security facility.
Critics insist that gm crops could be harmful to the environment and almost all of the 54 gm trials conducted in the uk since 2000 have been targeted by protesters because of these fears.
Panel to guide alignment
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has constituted a six-member experts committee to look at an alternative alignment for implementing the Sethusamudram Ship Channel Project without affecting Rama Sethu.
The committee is headed by Rajendra K Pachauri, director-general of the Tata Energy Research Institute. While debating the Rs 2,600-crore project, Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan had suggested that the Centre should consider the Alignment-4 with a little deviation from the Dhanuskodi point to avoid the Rama Sethu, since petitioner are objecting to its demolition.
Earlier, Alignment-4 was given up as it would have cut through the Rameswaram island. The project is now being implemented via Alignment-6, which will cut across Rama Sethu.
waste management
Government steps in
In a bid to reduce river pollution, the Malaysian government said that it will take over the management of the country's 260 landfills.
"As per the current practice, the councils dump all collected rubbish at landfills without separating them," said Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Seri Ong Ka Chuan. "This results in leachate that pollutes nearby rivers." By taking over the landfills, the ministry would bring in experts to treat the leachate from the landfills before discharging it into rivers, said Ong. The government also plans to take over the solid waste disposal in September.
Land conflict
A land conflict between rice farmers whose fields are deep in the Amazon jungle and a group of indigenous people has turned so violent that the Brazilian supreme court warns it could escalate to a civil war.
The court said this while hearing an argument that whether the government should evict rice farmers from a 1.7 million hectare of indigenous forestland decreed by President Lula da Silva in 2005. The evictions were stopped in April this year after rice farmers started burning bridges and blockading roads.
The court's decision is also expected to determine the future of the Amazon by redefining Brazil's policy toward its indigenous people. Brazil's 1988 constitution says that all Indian ancestral lands must be demarcated and turned over to tribes within five years. While that process is yet to be completed, indigenous people dwell in about 11 per cent of Brazilian territory and 22 per cent of the Amazon.
Right to nature
The 130-member Ecuadorian Constitutional Assembly, while rewriting the country's constitution, has voted to approve articles that recognize rights for nature and ecosystems.
Some of the important clauses that will be included in the constitution are
Every person or community will be able to demand the recognitions of rights for nature.
In the cases of severe or permanent environmental impact, including the ones caused by the exploitation on non renewable natural resources, the State will establish the most efficient mechanisms for the restoration, and will adopt the adequate measures to eliminate or mitigate the harmful environmental consequences.
The State will motivate juridical persons as well as collectives to protect nature; it will promote respect towards all the elements that form an ecosystem.
The State will apply precaution and restriction measures in all the activities that can lead to the extinction of species, the destruction of the ecosystems or permanent alteration of natural cycles.
The draft constitution is now open for a countrywide vote.
Going bananas
A deal to settle a historic row over trade in bananas between Latin American exporters and the eu is off after the wto talks failed on July 29.
Just two days back, 11 Latin American countries agreed to end the conflict after eu said it would reduce import tariff from 176 ( us $277) per tonne annually to 114 ( us $171) per tonne by 2016. The cut had angered rival exporters from the African, Caribbean and Pacific nations, whose bananas enter the eu with no duties. They had threatened to block the deal saying the 35 per cent cut will potentially harm their countries. Ecuador, the world's top banana exporter, demanded that the eu stick to the agreement to slash its import tariffs on bananas.
hazardous chemicals
Not-so-safe toys
In response to recent recalls of several consumer products, including toys, the us is set to partially ban a group of chemicals used to soften plastic toys. The chemicals, known as phthalates, are found in hundreds of household items, including soft plastic toys and other baby products.
Studies have found that exposure to the chemical may cause long-term health effects, including cancer and possible reproductive disorders. Several countries including the eu have already moved to ban or restrict phthalates.
In the us, the ban is part of a consumer product safety reform bill, which the Senate passed recently. As of now, the move will ban only three phthalates that are widely used in toys and childcare products. The other three will be banned after 18 months of review by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
However, even before the move by the federal government, the state governments of California, Washington and Vermont have already passed legislation to limit all six phthalates. Several other states are considering the restriction.
Kenya halts sugar mill
A Kenyan court recently halted a us $370-million sugar and biofuels project in a coastal wetland and ordered a judicial review after conservation groups warned that the project would threaten wildlife and local livelihoods.
The project, a joint initiative by the government and the country's biggest sugar miller, Mumias, aims to plant sugarcane plants on over 20,000 hectares in the Tana river delta. The government says the project will create jobs and meet an annual deficit of 200,000 tonnes of sugar. Conservationists say the project threatens 350 species of birds, lions, elephants, rare sharks and reptiles.


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August 14, 2013
Diebold revises Q2 EPS to (35c) from previous (25c)
The company adjusted the 2013 valuation allowance charge on certain Brazil deferred tax assets from $(0.51) per share to $(0.61) per share for the quarter, or $(0.62) for the year-to-date period. This resulted in a revised second quarter 2013 loss from continuing operations of $(1.65) GAAP, or $(0.35) non-GAAP*. The second quarter non-GAAP* loss includes the valuation allowance on certain Brazil deferred tax assets of $(0.61). The adjustment had no impact on Diebold's cash flow and no significant impact on its balance sheet. In addition, the company has adjusted full-year 2013 non-GAAP* EPS guidance to 68c -78c, including the valuation allowance on certain Brazil deferred tax assets of $(0.62). Full disclosure of the Brazil tax matters is available in the company's Form 10-Q filed today.
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Texas AgriLife Extension Service of Parker County will offer a one-day food manager certification training course, Food Safety: It's Our Business, for food service managers on Monday, February 28, 2011. The training will begin at 8:00 a.m. with the examination being administered at 5:00 p.m. The course will take place the Parker County Agricultural Services Center, located at 604 North Main Street in Weatherford.
The course fee is $100 and includes training, coursebook, handouts and materials, and the ANSI-CFP accredited Certified Professional Food Manager examination. The coursebook and can be picked up one week prior to the training from the Extension Office. The deadline to register is February 22, 2011. The program is designed not only to prepare food service managers to pass the certification examination, but will provide valuable education regarding the safe handling of food. Special attention to food safety will help keep the many customers served safe and satisfied.
For a registration form and for more information about the Food Manager Certification Training course of Texas AgriLife Extension Service, call Kathy Smith, Parker County Extension Agent at 817-598-6168.
AHS Varsity at Burleson Centennial, 3:30 p.m.
AHS at Denton Guyer;
Varsity, 6:30 p.m.;
JV, 5:30 p.m.;
9th A, 5:30 p.m.;
9th B, 6:30 p.m.
AHS JV vs. Burleson Centennial at Aledo, 4:00 p.m.
Trinity Christian Academy JH at Johnson County Sports Association, 5:30 p.m.
AHS at Colleyville Heritage;
Varsity, 6:30 p.m.;
JV, 5:30 p.m.;
9th A, 5:30 p.m.;
9th B, 6:30 p.m.
Trinity Christian Academy JV at Christian Life Prep, 5:30 p.m.
Trinity Christian Academy Varsity at Faustina Academy, 7:00 p.m.
AHS Varsity vs. Bishop Amat at Aledo Bearcat Stadium, 8:00 p.m.
AHS 9th A and 9th B at Chisholm Trail Freshman Tournament, times TBA
AHS at Southlake Carroll Invitational, Meadowmere Park, 3000 Meadowmere Lane, Grapevine, Texas 76051, 7:00 a.m.
Aledo Middle School vs. Weatherford Tison at Aledo High School, 4:20 p.m.
AHS Varsity vs. Everman at Aledo, 3:30 p.m.
Aledo Middle School at Burleson Kerr MS, Scrimmage;
8A, 7:00 p.m.
*Times are tentative and subject to change. Then length of games will determine the starting times for the rest of the games.
Aledo Middle School vs. Burleson Kerr MS at Aledo MS, Scrimmage;
7A, 7:00 p.m.
*Times are tentative and subject to change. Then length of games will determine the starting times for the rest of the games.
AHS at Richland;
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JV, 5:30 p.m.;
9th A, 5:30 p.m.;
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Meet Fawzia Koofi, a women's rights supporter and Afghan Parliament member who's just be declared as a Presidential candidate for 2014. And it's going to be quite a tough campaign, since Afghanistan doesn't exactly have a great record in upholding women's rights.
Koofi's life story is in itself inspirational. When she was born, her family initially condemned her to death due to her sex but then decided to keep her. She became the first girl in her family to attend school after pestering her brothers until they let them tag along with them to class.
She first began working for women's rights after the fall of the Taliban in 2002. At age 30, she was elected to parliament. By 36, she's already survived several assassination attempts. In regards to running for president in the male dominated society of Afghanistan, she says she expects further threats against her and her two daughters, but is prepared to give it her all.
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The Problem with Palm Oil
Nearly as omnipresent as high-fructose corn syrup, palm oil is in everything from soap to soup. However, the ubiquitous oil is wreaking environmental havoc and endangering wild animals.
This story originally ran in the January+February 2013 issue of VegNews. For the full article, pick up a copy of the magazine in the VegNews Store.
High above Borneo, it's easy to get a sense of how palm oil has changed both the world's economy and its landscape. This enormous tropical island—shared by Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia—has been so relentlessly burned, bulldozed, and logged for palm production over the decades that unruly rainforests are rapidly giving way to countless rows of neatly planted oil palm trees. Near the coast, a perpetual haze of acrid smoke hangs in the air as bio-diverse peat swamps are set ablaze to create still more cropland, releasing enormous quantities of carbon dioxide. Meanwhile, the Kinabatangan River, formerly clear and pristine, has become a coffee-colored ribbon of pollution carrying the endless debris of palm plantations out to sea.
And that's just a bird's eye view. Skirting the 348-mile-long Kinabatangan is a rich ecosystem of animal life, including orangutans, proboscis monkeys, pygmy elephants, otters, pigs, and crocodiles, not to mention the 90 species of fish who call the contaminated river home. Each of these animals is impacted by the loss of habitat and environmental destruction brought on by successive waves of clear-cutting, oil-palm tree cultivation, and palm-oil production. Making matters worse is that logging for palm oil enables animal poachers and traders access to areas that were once remote. Other parts of Indonesia, including the island of Sumatra, are impacted as well, along with Colombia, Papua New Guinea, and a considerable portion of Malaysia; indeed, oil palms (not to be confused with coconut palms) can flourish just about anywhere that heat and regular rainfall combine, meaning environmentally fragile regions across the tropic zone have become hot spots of deforestation.
Palm oil is a huge agricultural commodity, currently produced in 42 countries, with Indonesia and Malaysia accounting for 90 percent of the market. Other top producers include Thailand, Cambodia, and Nigeria. According to the USDA, the total world production of palm oil is 50.6 million metric tons a year—and growing. Palm oil has crept into a bewildering variety of everyday products, from margarines to detergents to cosmetics. In fact, it's estimated that no less than half of all household goods are made from palm ingredients. The push for palm got a big boost in 2006, when the US government required food labels to disclose a product's trans fat content, considered a potent promoter of heart disease. Many manufacturers switched to palm oil, since it's trans fats-free; being high in saturated fat, however, it still contributes to LDL (or "bad") cholesterol, same as trans fat. Palm oil is even used as a source of renewable energy, the demand for which is helping fuel the market for this versatile plant. All this begs the question: should we be consuming palm oil?
Wildlife on the Edge
Recognized by their reddish-brown hair and uniquely expressive faces, Asia's only great ape once ranged from China in the north to as far south as the island of Java. Already decimated by illegal logging, the zoo industry, and the pet trade, orangutan numbers have dwindled so drastically that they are now found only on Borneo and nearby Sumatra living in scattered bits of degraded forests—isolated bastions that are quickly vanishing. "Palm oil production is taking their habitat," says Hollis Burbank-Hammarlund of Orangutan Foundation International. "Where they live, where they nest, where they reproduce—all of it is being transformed into mega-plantations."
Not only are these gentle animals losing their treetop dwellings, but because they face starvation, they seek food in developing palm farms and are subsequently persecuted as an agricultural pest. Workers may try to scare the animals away, but there's a much grimmer response, says Burbank-Hammarlund. "Orangutans are beaten, their limbs are cut off with machetes, hot oil is thrown at them, they're burned. It's gruesome. Often mothers are killed on or near plantations and their babies are taken for the pet trade. This is all illegal, but it happens." There have even been ugly whispers that some palm-oil companies were paying bounties on dead orangutans—a rumor that proved to be tragically true when two Indonesian plantation workers were arrested in 2011 for allegedly killing at least 20 primates. (The pair were convicted last year and sentenced to eight months in prison, while the men who ordered the killings were fined about $3,000.) Graver still is the routine practice of clearing land with fire. These infernos not only kill orangutans, but palm-oil companies have been accused of forcing some fleeing apes back into the flames. All told, one recent study estimates that of the 50,000 or so surviving orangutans, more than 2,500 are killed every year in relation to palm oil.
Likewise, with their voracious appetites and taste for oil-palm fronds and fruit, Sumatran elephants are considered pests and are frequent victims of poisoning by plantation workers. Fewer than 3,000 of these pachyderms remain in the wild. Even more critically endangered are Sumatran tigers, who depend on the dense vegetation of forests for their survival and are dying at a startling rate, with only about 400 of the cats left. The Malayan tapir—an elusive species that remained largely unknown until recently—is disappearing as quickly as the rainforests, while sun bears, bearded pigs, and rhinos are also suffering the effects of habitat displacement.
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The themes are also dated. There are times when Dredd 3D feels like an escapist companion piece to "The Day After." But there we go again, thinking too much. No sense in ruining such a fine piece of cheap entertainment. show more
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What's exceptional is the orchestration of color, form, light and dark (lots of dark), 3-D technology and digital effects into a look that amounts to a vision. show more
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For sci-fi action fans, it's an instant classic. For everyone else, it's a dark, bloody mess. show more
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The drug that Ma-Ma trafficks in, Slo-Mo, slows its user's brain to 1% of its normal speed. Dredd unfortunately makes you feel as if you, too, have partaken. show more
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Pitched at the right level to please original fans, but still slick and accessible enough to attract new ones, Dredd 3D feels like a smart and muscular addition to the sci-fi action genre. show more
Dredd works because it's an action flick with wide appeal that takes risks it doesn't need to - in its delightfully off-putting violence and daring style - and those choices pay off in a singular and exhilarating movie experience. It's savage, beautiful and loads of fun. show more
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it was a great reboot compared to the previous attempt to bring Dredd to the masses. The grittiness and the feel of this movie is equal to that the reader gets when immersed in the inked pages of Mega City One and it's best law giving judge.
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great movie alot of action
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Magnificent movie. Brutal, fast and somewhat emotional soft but not pathetic. Short dialogues, smart story.... Brilliant action movie, much better than stupid Korean Redmption. If you\'re looking for good \'old-school\' action movie - enjoy in this masterpiece. Stallone, cover it with your ears.
January 15, 2013 cvallinie
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Pleasantly surprised. This is a good film.
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Not bad the oringal was good at plot but visuals sucked, this one was a full frontal smack in you face of visuals, and not lack of action, and was actually believable (somewhat). but the villain mama come on.
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it was a good action packed film
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i cant wait to see this movie
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I did not think that this movie could have been as bad as the original, but it was...Plot, acting, script...it was all horrible, and the language, while I do not mind bad language seemed as if all the actors had guns to their heads in order to drop the F-bomb in every scene. I would not recommend this movie to anyone.
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I was particularly mad leaving this film. Not at it. But at myself. I had already conceded on the fact that I wouldn\'t be needing to see this in 3D. But don\'t make the same mistake I did. Go watch this one with the funny glasses. This is one of those that doesn\'t exploit 3D for the sake of the thing. I can see how it would actually work well. The visuals are undeniably cool. And it\'s obvious much preparation went in its delivery. I am sadly old enough to compare this one to the original one with Arnold. And it is by far a better narrative piece. Sure, back then it was the bells and whistles of the scifi angle, the Sharon Stone, and the Arnold bit. So we were all pretty well distracted. But now that time has passed... Screw that one. This one has testicles. Lena Headey as the villain is superb. I saw her in person at the Abbey the other night and she is particularly attractive in person. Her sight grabs on to you hard. But who knew she delivered just as much a hormonal effect with a scar across her face. Olivia Thirby played a refreshingly believable role as the rookie cop looking to grow some cojones to pull the trigger. And this is no little lady from Gossip Girl, for those of you who followed her here from there. That girl will put two in the chest and two in the face. Thank God they had the common sense to come up with an excuse to have her helmet removed. I mean... Karl Urban. Dude. You are cool and all, but that could be your cousin in there. Couldn\'t someone had blown off your helmet? You know? Give us our money\'s worth to see the actor we are here to root for? All jokes aside, when you see your cousin tell him he has my thumbs up. Good job. In any case, go watch this. It\'s modern cool and refreshing. Soda optional.
September 26, 2012 Pete
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