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Let me start by saying, Thursday night was one of the most miserable experiences I have had at a CAL football game, and that includes a lot of games coached by Gilby and Holmoe and Roger Theder. The atmosphere was hideously flat thanks to the determined efforts of CAL's Sales and Marketing to destroy everything great about the CAL football experience; I fear they have almost completed their project. As I posted previously, in my many years of attending professional and college sporting events, never have I seen the home team so abdicate the home field by allowing the visitors to have the best seats in the house. This picture I took disgusts me and should get people in marketing fired. This is what our team had to stare at the entire game. CAL Sales and Marketing, you should be deeply ashamed.
So before I get into the game stuff, I get why many of you want to fire Tedford. So to preempt that, and to show this is not a full throttled defense of him as a coach, this is what I have said repeatedly this year:
I've said this before, but I do not believe Tedford is owed anything more than to be treated fairly, as we all should be. That means if for some reason (and I don't think this will happen) we were to absolutely tank this season, then Sandy would be absolutely in her right to make a change. We cannot afford to have a depressed and apathetic fan base next year... or for the next 15 years!
After the jump my thoughts from the game on why I see more than a little hope.
I realize these sites and we as fans in general tend to be binary on these things, but I believe we need to look at the bigger picture in addition to assessing the present moment.
As bad as the game felt in person, for some reason I went back and watched it again. Despite the title of this post, I am not a masochist… I can't remember the last time I went back and watched a loss like that. But here's the thing, I am glad I did, because it was not nearly as bad as it was in real time and there are some real signs of hope. That's right, you read that correctly.
I know I'll get some howls for this, but there was actually a lot there to like. The first interception was simply awful. Terrible. Soul crushing. Actually, after that, I was saying Tedford needed to bench him and bring in Brigford. But I am glad Tedford is the coach and I'm not because Tedford didn't do that and the guy was 25 of 43 for 300+ yards and he made some very nice passes and got out of trouble a couple of times. I also counted 5 totally dropped passes… I'm not talking about passes a receiver had to leap for or dive for, but balls that hit them in the hands or numbers. Balls that even the commentators said they absolutely must catch. (and yes, they made some great catches, but receivers are supposed to do that). I am hoping Tedford sees what everyone else seems to see and designs more plays to take advantage of his mobility.
The TD. A great designed play. More of that please. And yes, we would have all liked to have seen that at Washington.
Here's the thing. We all knew this wasn't going to be a great year coming in so what we need to do is get Maynard experience. Next year is where we reap the dividends.
I think this guy has the chance to be a great talent, but he needs to be coached to worry about making the plays first and then waaaaay down the list he can do is yapping thing. (I hate that stuff and always have, even when Treggs the Elder was doing it at CAL when I was a student). Not sure why this isn't getting more attention, but Keenan Allen absolutely cost his team a TD because he inexcusably didn't keep focus and wandered out of bounds on what should have been a TD. Yes, he made a great move after the catch to be in that position, but once you are you have to not screw up and make no mistake about it, that was a screw up. He wasn't forced out… he wasn't avoiding a defender. He just sort of lost track of where he was and wandered out. Further, after we scored our TD Keenan (I could be wrong on this) earned a 15 yard penalty for doing a "throat slash" thing, which of course completely changed the dynamic of the ensuing kickoff. I think he has lots of talent, but he needs to understand results and team come first (I may be treating him too harshly in this regard but those plays I saw on the field are things that drive me nuts).
Special Teams play
Almost all of it was sound. The blocked extra point was just a good play by the defense (a 6'7 guy at that). The punts were decent. The coverage was good. Field goals were good. GT even kicked one to the end zone… BUT… how can we call for another fair catch inside the 10. Everyone is fully justified in being upset at that.
I thought for the most part defense played lights out, particularly the position they were put in by the short fields. Once again (last year being the notable exception) against USC we shut down, for the most part, their star players.
It felt way worse in real time. I was absolutely stewing in my seat and throughout was suggesting that Tedford has indeed lost it (8 straight losses to USC will do that to me) and may be time to go. When I was able to get back and reflect more on it, I remembered what our expectations were going into the year. Tedford has shown much more aggressiveness this year. I think, with exceptions, the team is playing well. But there are glaring, key let downs that earn the justifiable wrath of many people, including me. I know you may not see it from what I post on here, but I'm not the most fun person to be with when CAL is losing like we did Thursday night.
Most of us thought we would be 6-6 or 7-5 going into the year. We're pretty much on track for that. But we all know there are 7-5 seasons, and then there are 7-5 seasons!!! 2003 was one such year because it included wins over SC and Stanfurd. That is a GOOD 7-5 season!!!
Finally, there are so many example of coaches, including our men's basketball coach, who had average stints over their first ten years not achieving as much as Tedford did, who then went on to great things.
From this point out I'm not going to argue with anyone who thinks Tedford should be fired, because I understand where you're coming from and your annoyance. And as I've said above, if we tank, I'll probably be there with you. But if we don't, and is we finish as expected, I think this year could be building for a great year next year.
Thursday night sucked. No two ways about. But I'd like to see what happens now and I really do have hope for the very near future.


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Vino Alan
40 year old Vino Alan is the father of a 15 year old son. He has sung in performances to entertain military audiences. Vino Alan is the oldest of the contestants to advance to the final 12.
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21 year old CeCe Frey has undergone significant changes in both her appearance and approach to performing with advice from her mentor Demi Lovato. She removed trademark leopard spots painted on to the side of her head and is striving to appear more likable when performing. The result is that CeCe Frey was chosen to be one of the top 12 finalists.
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The Quincy Fire Department is selling t-shirts to benefit the Blessing Breast Center. The shirts feature artwork from Firefighter Mike Dade and a portion of the money will help pay for mammograms.
"We became aware of the fact that Blessing does some fundraising to help people that are underprivileged," Quincy Fire Chief Joe Henning said. "Maybe access mammograms and things like that, and we just thought that it was a good fit."
The shirts start at $15.00 and you can find them at Quincy's Central Fire Station at 9th and Vermont, or at the Breast Center's store.
Henning says there will be a booth set up Tuesday night outside the fire station for anyone who wants to pull up and buy a shirt.
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cheaper books , good for me, but i also like going out to book stores to find something interesting.
in the long term, the book stores go out of business now its harder to find interesting books.
long term the prices will tend to rise as competition has been eliminated to a large extent.
Amazon is winning too much, it seems as if kindle is becoming synonomous with ebook reader. Thats not a good thing, no additional storage, no pdf support , no library support. Trouble is they do sell ebooks cheaper. I've jist picked up a sony their store has gone and the kobo book store app says i'm not living in a supported region. It runs a locked version of android, which could support the kindle app.
Which might be better for sony and me.


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- Don Anderson
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I need help with a dilemma: What does it mean to be American? And Why does it work?
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Thanks for all the comments, they have been very helpful.
I have sorted out my feeling on being American, it maybe a jumbled mess but it is working for me. And to avoid rehashing what has been said I'll leave it at that.
But the large diversity of views here, and within America's culture, politics, values, heritages, etc. I have to ask;
Why does it work?
By most standards we are a highly dysfunctional group, and should be a failed society.
But here we are a great nation, and by most logic that should not be the case.
Yes we are the home of the free and the brave, but also home of tyrants, cowards, passive, aggressive, moral and immoral and I could go on and on forever.
Americans are often labeled as racist and intolerant, if that was true we would not have more nationalities and different cultures than any other country in the world.
Being American is a lessen tolerance and that is something we can't experience in heaven, but I feel the lessen goes deeper than that.
Is American where you live, or is American a belief in freedom and liberty for all?
Firstly let me state I believe we are here to learn from experience that we can't have in heaven. And recently I have had two events in my life that have me confused as to the lesion I should be learning from them.
My Background: I'm just an average lower-middleclass Midwest American.
Experience 1: I have been researching my ancestry for about a year now, and I feel pride with my findings. So far my ancestors range from English noble that came to America in 1633, to peasant framer and serving maid from Prussia (Germany) in 1820. No slave owners, only union army soldiers, fought for America in the war for independence, etc.
Experience 2: Many people throughout the world, now are fighting and/or protesting for freedom and libe
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I just noticed that when I added the up-date at the top it cutoff some at the bottom.
Basically Experience 2 was feeling shame for the current America and how all the founding values gone, and asked how to address the confecting feelings.
I have concluded that I can feel pride for upholding the founding values of America, and as I witness its fail I should feel sadness instead of shame. And find comfort in that like the Roman Empire it values will live on thought out the world, even though it exists in name only.
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Sean QuigleyJul 7 2013: Being American used to mean something. Let me assure you that nowadays it means nothing.
America is mostly controlled by the wealthiest white people in the world; yes white people. Multinational corporations would like to take our rights away so they can exploit us for profit. Same with the govermnent though the government doesn't need to be as subtle about it.
America started off great: the first real democracy; but is evolving into something worse: a mock democracy. The founding fathers are rolling over in their graves no doubt. If men like that were still in power, it would be truly different. America fell out of the hands of visionaries into greedy lobbyists.
Jul 24 2013: I disagree. Being an American means everything to me. Our evolution is not in one direction only. While in College, I did a poll for my political science class. The question was wither on not you supported the Death Penalty. I decide, at the end of my poll to go back and re-poll everyone. The results were surprising. Most of those that supported the Penalty, after discussion with their peers, had a turn around, and so it was with those that opposed it.
My deduction was that people change their minds, after the question is asked, and they've had time to consider it.
So it is with American Democracy. After we are exposed to changes, we sometimes swing around the other way. In that sense, we are constantly evolving in our political thought. My mother and her generation have different ideas about nationalism. They saw America come together in a time of great peril, WWII. I lost two three uncles in that conflict. One killed on the island of Iwo Jima and the other two due to Alcoholism after the war. She has always grown a garden and feeds herself and her immediate family from it. She saw a time when food was scarce (ration cards) during that war and that is what people did. Her kids (us) are not so diligent but we all have a garden. Only one generation separates her political evolution from mine. So I don't think it is fair to call us despotic in light of her generations activities and appreciation of Democracy. Our soldiers in the recent wars also answered the call and fought for democracy in other nations. One day, those men and women will have a voice in how this nation will form and their experience will be a factor in that resolution. There is always a transition of power to the upcoming generation. That way things don't always stay the same.
Thoughts do change faster these days but so does changing our minds.
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ANDERSON, Ind. — Last year Greg Toler played for the Arizona Cardinals. It seems as if everyone in the Indianapolis defensive backfield recently is from somewhere else.
It may or may not be one of the best secondaries in the NFL. The regular season will be the true gauge of that. But it is certainly the biggest melting pot of any defensive backfield in the league.
Within the past two years, many players in that position have migrated to the Colts.
Vontae Davis came from Miami last season. LaRon Landry was a New York Jet a season ago. Cassius Vaughn is starting his second year in Indy after making the move from Denver. Sergio Brown played with New England two seasons ago. Josh Gordy is in his second season with the Colts after a rookie season with the St. Louis Rams.
"It has been great to get all these guys together on this team," said Toler after Tuesday morning's walkthrough. "We have all had different experience elsewhere. Now we get the chance to share what we know with each other and to learn from one another. We are working hand in hand."
Toler was signed as a free agent after a solid season with the Cardinals. He played 11 games but started only two. He picked off two passes and returned one of those for a touchdown. That TD came against the Detroit Lions when he picked off a Matthew Stafford pass in the Arizona endzone and returned it a franchise-record 102 yards.
In 2011, he missed the entire season with a knee injury he suffered in preseason. But he was ready to go and enjoyed his initial preseason game this season last Sunday.
"It felt great to get out there and be able to tackle people," said Toler. "I was ready to get out there and do that. I was sorry to learn I was being taken down (taken out of the game). I thought maybe we could get in another series on defense."
Toler believes the early hype on the NFL Network and other places about the potential quality of the Colts' defensive backfield.
"Everyone sees this potential on paper," he said. "But now we all need to be held accountable for that potential. We still have to go out and play the game. We all have our jobs to do, the offense, the defense and the special teams. It isn't just about one group."
Toler believes the unit is coming together and having an excellent camp.
"In training camp, we have been feeding off one another's energy," said Toler. "We are building confidence that we will need when the regular season starts."
The entire defense must get better at forcing mistakes from opposing teams. In each of the past two seasons, the team was 12th at getting takeaways. That's a figure of some concern.
"We have to make big plays defensively," said Toler. "One way to do that it, take the ball away. That gets our defense off the field and gives it back to our offense."


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Gai Waterhouse's Fiorente wins the 2013 Melbourne Cup
Will Brodie Fiorente has won the 2013 Melbourne Cup in a thrilling finish from Red Cadeaux and Mount Athos.
Oaks Day 2013: live coverage
Edited by Will Brodie and Scott Spits Thousands of well-dressed patrons are expected to flock to Flemington for 'Ladies Day', featuring the staying classic for three-year-old fillies.
Live coverage, Caulfield Guineas Day
Edited by Will Brodie The spring carnival hits top gear with one of Melbourne's best racedays, which will decide if Sydney trainer Gai Waterhouse will set the pace for this year's major races in Melbourne.
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Will Brodie Last year's Melbourne Cup winner defies a bad barrier and a big weight for a stunning Caulfield Cup triumph.
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Will Brodie One of the most open Cox Plates in memory is the highlight of the card as the spring racing carnival hits top gear at Moonee Valley.
Big names face elimination as Cup horses pay up
Andrew Eddy and Will Brodie There were several familiar local faces with multiples chances still in the Melbourne Cup when second acceptances were taken for the race this morning.
Breakfast with the Stars
Will Brodie and Scott Spits A wrap of the news from morning trackwork as the best horses converge on Melbourne for the best races of the spring carnival.
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Will Brodie Bart Cummings superstar So You Think more than lives up to the hype by winning his second consecutive Cox Plate in dominant fashion.
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Will Brodie Have you got a horse in the back paddock that can run a bit? Did you happen to enter it for the Caulfield Cup? Because it might be a chance to win.
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Will Brodie and Daniel Sankey The barrier draw has created further intrigue for Saturday's $3 million Tatts Cox Plate, with favoured runners Helmet, Jimmy Choux and Lion Tamer all drawing outside alleys.
Yosei in doubt for spring
Will Brodie Triple Group 1-winning mare Yosei has been scratched from the Cox Plate - the day after being controversially relegated to second emergency - and may now miss the rest of the spring carnival.
Descarado out of Cox Plate
Will Brodie Gai Waterhouse's 2010 Caulfield Cup winner Descarado has been scratched from this Saturday's Cox Plate.
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A man doing a good deed was nearly abducted in Osceola County. Osceola County Sheriff's detectives said it happened on January 10th around 9:05 p.m.
Deputies responded to Publix Supermarket located at 2338 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee and upon arrival, deputies said they spoke with the victim who told them he left his residence at 2419 Knightsbridge Boulevard in the Remington subdivision when he observed two unknown males waving him down at the intersection of Knightsbridge Boulevard and Owenshire Circle.
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4Late-Night Links: Ack! Eating Disorders Everywhere! GRAB A COOKIE AND AIM!
Thanks anyway, Katharine McPhee, but Nicole Richie doesn't need advice from some recovering bulimic, no matter how desperate said bulimic may be to extend her fifteen minutes of fame. Besides, everyone knows bulimics are just wannabe anorexics who got too damn hungry. [Gossip or Truth]
Also cashing in her eating disorder chip today is Alison Clinton, the nanny Sara Evans accused of sleeping with her sex addict of a husband. She claims Evans' allegations have triggered an anorexia relapse. And her brothers are going to Iraq. And she's unemployed. She weighs just over seventy pounds, and, as part of her recovery program, it's important that information be distributed to the entire readership of Star magazine. [Star]
But wait! We're not through with eating disorders yet! Up now: Kate Bosworth has opted to embrace Karen Carpenter's wardrobe along with her fatal illness. [Teddy and Moo]
Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler: Battle of the MySpace Blogs. Come for the venom. Stay for the spelling mistakes. [Tabloid Whore]
Seriously, maybe we should just stop inviting Kanye West to awards shows. [Bossip]
AmIdol's Kelly Pickler releases her first album, entitled — shockingly — Small Town Girl. They're planning on using a photo of her visiting her father in jail as the cover. And she'll be holding a book upside-down. And eating sushi with an eyelash curler. [Girls Talkin' Smack]
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Jared Leto has gone from attacking bloggers in the press to attacking them at MTV awards shows, with some Elijah Wood choking thrown in just, you know, so we'll take him seriously from now on. [Pink is the New Blog]
Mariah Carey's Hong Kong concert is canceled. Promoters say it was due to poor ticket sales and Carey's "unreasonable demands." Carey's camp says the promoter didn't pay. You be the judge. Or, you know, just go on with your life. [Celebrity Smack]
Sara Evans and her husband, Craigslist surfer extraordinaire Craig Schelske, settle their divorce details. Access Hollywood has the courtroom scene on video. [Access Hollywood]
Danny Bonaduce drops his pants on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, airing this Friday. I link to this item only because a kindly CBS PR flack emailed me yesterday to make me aware of it, and certainly not because I have any idea who Craig Ferguson is or why he has a television show. Actually, the same is true of Danny Bonaduce. [Hollywood Gossip Whores]
Somehow — somehow — Tara Reid thinks that, if more movies went straight to download, as her most recent one did, more actors would have jobs. Christ. There aren't enough italics for this. [BWE]


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What it doesn't display are ads, the lifeblood of online publishers. Let's say there's a five-page Web-based article you want to read. If you read it on the Web, ads display every time you click to a new page. Frequently, more than one ad displays on each page. Publishers get paid for showing each of those ads and may also get paid if anyone clicks on the ads.
In Safari Reader, someone scrolls through the multi-page article. No ads display -- not a single one. It makes for a nice reading experience for users. It's death for publishers.
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Inquest resumes into deaths of father and his young sons
An inquest has resumed today into the deaths of a father and his two sons in Wiltshire.
The bodies of 11 year old Jack and 3 year old Bryn were found next to the body of their father - Graham Anderson - in a flat in Tidworth in September last year.
Wiltshire Police said the deaths were being treated as suspicious but they were not looking for anyone else.
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The mission of DC Central Kitchen is to use food as a tool to: strengthen bodies; empower minds; build communities.
DC Central Kitchen turns leftover food into millions of meals for thousands of at-risk individuals while offering nationally recognized culinary job training to once homeless and hungry adults.
Our mission is to use food as a tool to strengthen bodies, empower minds, and build communities. Our programs provide a comprehensive continuum of care to the people we serve.
First, we provide breakfast, outreach, and counseling services to chronically homeless people living on the streets.
Next we recycle 3,000 pounds of food each day, converting it into 4,500 meals we distribute to 100 shelters, transitional homes, and rehabilitation clinics throughout the DC area. These partner agencies then refer clients to our Culinary Job Training program , where they receive the tools to start new careers.
We complete the empowerment process by employing our graduates in our full-service catering company or by placing them in full-time jobs at restaurants and hotels throughout the region. Today, we are expanding our operations, partnering with local farmers to procure fresh produce and begin new revenue-generating social enterprises.
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NFC West Spin cycle: Cards, Seahawks going in opposite directions
In a week in which two NFC West teams were on bye, the Seahawks moved above the .500 mark and the Cardinals continued to flounder.
Lynch runs Seahawks past Vikings
Marshawn Lynch ran for 124 yards and a touchdown and the Seahawks overcame 182 yards rushing by Adrian Peterson in a 30-20 win over the Vikings.
Thursday's 60-second rant: NFC West defenses bending and breaking bad
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush reflects on the sudden vulnerability of the defenses in St. Louis, Seattle and Arizona.
Key matchup: Seahawks WR Sidney Rice vs. Vikings secondary
The Seahawks' passing game is starting to heat up just as the Vikings' pass defense has taken a step back. Here's a look at one key matchup.
Bucs claim CB Gorrer
The Buccaneers claimed CB Danny Gorrer off waivers from the Seahawks on Wednesday.
Seahawks place WR Obomanu on injured reserve
The Seahawks placed WR Ben Obomanu on injured reserve with a wrist injury and promoted WR Jermaine Kearse.
Key matchup: DE Jared Allen vs. OLT Russell Okung
PFW's Dan Arkush focuses on Vikings DRE Jared Allen vs. Seahawks OLT Russell Okung in the Vikings-Seahawks game Sunday in Seattle.
NFC West Spin cycle: 49ers head into bye sitting pretty
Both the Rams and the Seahawks had Sundays they'd like to forget after losses to the Patriots and Lions, respectively.
Lions rally to beat Seahawks behind late Stafford TD
Matthew Stafford threw a 1-yard touchdown pass to Titus Young with 20 seconds left, lifting the Lions to a 28-24 win over the Seahawks.
Key matchup: Seahawks special teams vs. Lions special teams
Can the Lions win the battle in the kicking game against Seattle on Sunday? It's no small story line in an interesting NFC matchup.
Seahawks' top pick Irvin no longer considered a reach
First-round rookie DE Bruce Irvin has wasted no time winning over the critics in Seahawks Nation that accused him of being a 'one trick pony.'
NFC West Spin cycle: Cardinals continue to stumble
Storm clouds are hovering over the Cardinals, who dropped their third game in a row and showed no signs of turning things around in Minnesota.
NFL Links: Chicago a nightmare for Stafford
Chicago hasn't been kind to Matthew Stafford, the Seahawks can't outmuscle the 49ers and the pressure on Andrew Luck will help his future.
Gore helps Niners grind out win over Seahawks
Frank Gore ran for 116 yards and the 49ers held off the Seahawks 13-6 on Thursday night as the 49ers won their division opener.
Key matchup: Seahawks RBs Lynch, Turbin vs. Niners run defense
PFW's Dan Arkush focuses on Seahawks running backs vs. the Niners run defense in the Week Seven Thursday-night game.
Thurmond has landed on injured reserve for the 'Hawks.||||||| Thurmond has a hamstring injury.
Thurmond is on the Physically Unable to Perform list and won't be able to practice with the team until after the Seahawks play their sixth game.||||||| Thurmond is recovering from a knee injury.
Thurmond is done for the season with a broken fibula and ankle injury.||||||| Thurmond suffered the fracture when he broke up a pass in the second quarter of Sunday's 6-3 loss to Cleveland and was landed on. He also suffered a high ankle sprain, but the extent of that injury wasn't known until Monday when it was found that Thurmond suffered significant ligament damaged that will require surgery later this week. Rookie Richard Sherman will move into the starting lineup in Thurmond's spot.
An ailing hamstring has kept Thurmond out of Sunday's game against Atlanta.||||||| The rookie has 31 tackles in 12 games.
Thurmond is about to get quite the indoctrination to starting in the NFL: Larry Fitzgerald.||||||| Thurmond, Seattle's rookie cornerback, is likely to get the start Sunday when Seattle hosts Arizona in a matchup with first place in the NFC West at stake. Starting cornerback Kelly Jennings was listed Friday as questionable on Seattle's final injury report so Thurmond should get the start.


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Idolator's favorite fabulous space oddity Adam Lambert brought his Glam Nation tour to Orange County last night, leaving a trail of glitter behind him as he strutted across the stage of the Pacific Amphitheatre. The singer—who just may have one of the most flawless live singing voices we've ever heard—kicked off his concert with the bonus track "Voodoo" while donning a top hat emblazoned with a sparkly "A". Adam went on to give an emotional acoustic performance of "Whataya Want From Me" and treated the screaming crowd to just one song from his Idol repertoire, his spiritual, zen rendition of Johnny Cash's "Ring Of Fire." Flip through our glam Glambert gallery, which is the second best thing to experiencing his superb singing live in person.
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Agree–saw him a few shows back and can't remember seeing an artist who so captivates his audience. Everyone is up dancing, singing, filled with joy at his concerts. If you haven't seen Adam and the Glamation Tour, run don't walk to the ticket counter. This guy is a superstar!!! His voice sends chills, as does his looks, and the entire set is fabulous. Your review was appreciated. Oh, and the Adommy moment w/Tommy is just plain fun!!! He puts on a SHOW!
perhaps this is a bit naughty but I would love to leave him with that look on his face…becaus he would be lovin my foot reflexology ' )


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The Philadelphia Flyers have released a statement that forward Ryan White underwent successful surgery at the end of last week. #484160523 / gettyimages.comWhite had the surgery to repair his left pectoral muscle. He suffered the injury a week prior to the surgery in an off ice training in his hometown Brandon Manitoba. General Manager Ron Hextall announced there is no time frame...
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Ryan White's plans to compete for a roster spot with the Philadelphia Flyers during training camp have been hampered after he injured his left pectoralis muscle while training last week. He had surgery as a result and there's no timetable for his return, per the team's website.
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When the Philadelphia Flyers' late-game comeback attempt came up short in Game 7 of the 2014 NHL Stanley Cup Finals first-round playoff match-up against the rival New York Rangers, Kimmo Timonen was there. He was older and slower and less effective than he has been over the course of his quietly brilliant career, but he […] The post Overlooked But Always There: The Quiet Brilliance...
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The Flyers' puzzle piece that doesn't fit needs to reinvent his game. Head coach Craig Berube's response to veteran center Vincent Lecavalier hearing his name in trade rumors all summer? "Get over it." Berube's response to apparently being stuck for another season with an aging four-time All-Star whose defensive liabilities outweighed the 20 goals he scored in...
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Philadelphia Flyers goalie Steve Mason returned to on-ice training for the first time since breaking a finger on July 27, the Philadelphia Daily News reports. Mason fractured his finger during a game of ball hockey in his hometown of Oakville, Ontario. At the time, Flyers General Manager Ron Hextall said he would miss two weeks of training. The Flyers are scheduled to open training...
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PIERRE, S.D. (AP) - State investigators concluded that a Pierre police officer was justified in using his Taser on an 8-year-old girl in October.
The Division of Criminal Investigation report was released Tuesday. It echoes a Pierre Police Department review that found the officer followed procedure because the girl was suicidal and turned a knife toward the officer.
The state report indicates the girl was eventually shocked with the stun gun because it was the safest method to defuse the situation. She was not seriously injured.
The state's attorney says she's satisfied with the investigation and won't pursue charges against the officer or the girl.
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Lee County -- Georgia has led the nation in prison population growth for three of the past four years. And as our prison population grows, the money to run the prisons shrinks. So what will the state do to handle inmate growth?
Lee State Prison near Leesburg has grown from a 500 prisoner facility when built 20 years ago, to house 714 inmates today. That is 6 below their capacity. The state's prison system budget for 2004 is expected by the end of the month, and Warden Kevin Roberts is concerned.
Roberts said "We waiting in anticipation of the upcoming budget , with the realization that there will be some cutbacks."
Lee State Prison is not overcrowded, but the state's prison population is expected to grow by another one thousand inmates this year. Meanwhile their budget has been cut 41 million dollars from last year. Roberts says the prison system has been preparing for the cuts, but wants to make sure finances do not lead to safety concerns for the inmates, guards, or finally the public.
Roberts said "That's our mission, and what we take most seriously. That we provide protection for the public and safety and staff in the facilities. We anticipate being able to continue to fulfill that mission."
Lee State prison inmates help raise their own food and do most of their own maintenance on the prison and their fleet of vehicles. More budget cutbacks worry prison officials, but they say they will maintain safety , no matter what the cost.
There are 47-thousand inmates in state prisons. The 2004 prison budget is 916 million dollars.
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Basically two major events took place on this very auspicious day, the first was the PROSH, and the second was the Autumn UWA Graduation ceremony for the Engineering Faculties. This blog entry shall be dedicated to PROSH only.
Well, what is PROSH?? If you ask a Kuching kia like me, I will definitely give you the blank look on my face. After doing much online research and asking around, I found out that PROSH is kind of like an anual university event, designed for charity. The people, mostly students from my university would dress themselves up Ala-Halloween style, God-knows-what dress they usually come up with, and stroll all around Perth to sell the PROSH newspapers. The money collected from the newspaper sales together with the extra donations are fully handed over to the God-knows-who needies or children starving somewhere God-knows-where in the world so that their lives would be made a little better, or so it is assumed to be. So that is basically the main description I can come up with.
There were many events that queueed the day, including the parade in the city, some concerts in the afternoon, and of course the party at night. Since I have classes in the afternoon, and the UWA graduation ceremony was at night, I only made it to the parade in the morning.
Me and my dear friend Wei Thien took a bus down to the Perth CBD, and we spent some time thinking and searching for where and when the parade would start and go to. From the information I had, the PROSHers were to gather at the Wellington St Car Park or something, and started parading from there on at 1130am. Just when we walked down the Murray Street Mall by pure instincts, we saw from far the flashing lights of the police cars. Timing could not have been better. So we found ourselves a good spot to view, and of course, snap the photos. Man, I feel like a reporter now.
The PROSHers come in groups, and each group must have a theme. Some are very obvious, like the jungle-animals theme, the wizard of the oz theme, and so on. Well, the rest, are just plain random and I was completely clueless on what they are trying to present.
The jungle people !! Animal power...
I dunno what theme this was....
The vegemite ladies !!! Wooo-hoooo.... delicious...
Another one I dunno what it was.... strange...
Neither do I know what theme this has.. I guess it is just marvelous to witness so many people from different bacground coming together, in united voice and spirit, comtributing whatever they can for the greater good. After all, though they are all different people, but standing together, they can make a difference. If I am not mistaken, the PROSH 2005 managed to raise approximately AUD100k just from the newspaper sales and the offset donations on one single day !!! What do you think of that?? The power of the university students who have nothing better to do.... Well, I should not speak so much of this, since I was not an active participant in the PROSH. Come to think of it, I did my part also wad, taking photos, and share this wonderful event with the world through my blog. Counted as charity also right?? Since I did it for free.. YAYYY one extra good point in heaven for me !!!
The Wizard of the Oz.. wooo-hooooo
Guys dressed themselves up in nun uniforms... yucks... I find this really repulsive...
MOcha-chill man !!! Yummmmy... I am thirsty..
The university cancelled the classes in the morning just for the PROSH event. This proved the significance of PROSH to UWA. Furthermore, PROSH 2006 is the 75th PROSH being held in Perth. Talking about history and persistence, PROSH has always been a success and great aid to the community ultimately, and what better way to do it but involving such a great and fun time for the participants !!! You can tell from the photos everyone in the parade was having such truly enjoyable moment there !! This was the liscence and probably only legal chance to do something silly, wacky, and crazy for public display !!!
Wonder how the newspaper looked like and the content?? You people not from Perth, remember, you see these snapshots FISRT in www.robinwong.blogspot.com. The following are the cover page, and some interesting articles that got myself laughing my huge heavy ass out. Enjoy guys !! You can't find these stuff elsewhere, not for now.
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SIde note: Please be warned that the materials and articles in the PROSH newspaper are entirely fictional, and the reads are for entertainment and leisure purposes only. We get too many serious stuff over the "rea: news nowadays, i believe we need something like the PROSH newspaper to relieve the tension, and make life a little lighter.


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Can Mothers be Entrepreneurs?
Motherhood is a beautiful and challenging experience (it definitely is to me), when you become a mother you let go of a lot for the sake of your child, you can forgo your career, your passion, in other words, you let go of life as you know it. But then, does a mother have to let go of inspiration and passion to be considered a good mum? I believe not.
I am a mother of a beautiful little 2 year old girl who shines my whole world, and she has been a major inspiration for a new idea that sparked. She acts as a catalyst of support for me to build on my new passion. I am Co-Founder of "Mummy ChitChats," the First Social Mobile Application for Mothers in the Middle East (compatible on iPhone, Android and Blackberry).
Mothehrood is a wild rollercoaster ride, with its ups and downs, laughs and cries, it is a unique experience. When you are a mother, sometimes you feel isolated, unrelated, alone, which brings you down. Mothers need help, not physical, but rather emotional support, someone I'd feel has been in my shoes and help me overcome motherhood difficulties. And that is when Mummy ChitChats started to come up. A mothers network that is mobile (since most mothers have no time to access their computers) to make it handy, and is all about sharing experiences, it is social and supportive.
Mummy ChitChats is a support app for mothers, where they basically: download (FREE), add friends and start several chat groups with their fellow mothers, plus they can enjoy some extra features (directory of nurseries, pediatricians, set of tips and recipes, emergency numbers available, baby vaccine calendar for tracking, and more) that can help her throughout her motherhood journey.
My daughter and my motherhood experinece are my passion and they are what keep me going on. I am a mother and I am an entrepreneur, it is hard but it is challenging as well. Motherhood is about creation, persistence and support and that is all mothers need to sustain their lives, emotionally and professionally.
It is true, motherhood brings out the best in you, just don't let your passion fly away.
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Ohio's SB5, which was introduced by state Sen. Shannon Jones, a Springboro Republican, but championed by Gov. John Kasich, who took office declaring he would change Ohio's collective bargaining law, went down in flames last night as Issue 2 was defeated 61 percent to 39 percent. This was a huge victory for unions who represent the 360,000 public employees whose powers would have been trodden had the law prevailed. And like so many teachers and public workers who sought to overturn SB5, I could not be more relieved today.
Kasich, on the other hand, can be feeling only defeat after last night's news. In his speech from the Statehouse he humbly conceded, saying, "It's clear the people have spoken. I heard their voices. I understand their decision. And frankly, I respect what the people have to say in an effort like this. And as a result of that, it requires me to take a deep breath and to spend some time to reflect on what happened here."
But Ohio Civil Service Employees Association President Christopher Mabe said, "We want to thank the voters of Ohio who used their citizen's veto to send a message that this extreme legislation was simply out of touch with the majority of Ohioans. Most Ohioans believe that government runs best when front-line workers have a seat at the table. Tonight, they gave us our seat back."
The campaign against Issue 2 and its subsequent victory has many wondering whether Kasich will have as much success next year in accomplishing his policy goals.
Ohio State University election law professor Dan Tokaji said, "I think there is no question this is a major black eye for the governor. He made the scaling back of collective bargaining rights really the signature issue of the first part of his administration, so this is a huge blow."
Republicans knew there might be trouble back in the summer which opponents of SB5 turned in a million valid signatures, a record number for a referendum, qualifying Issue 2 for the ballot.
And the amount of campaign money raised by both sides was further indication that Issue 2 was in trouble. We Are Ohio, the coalition of Democrats and major labor unions, raised more than $30 million for their campaign, sometimes soliciting outside help to raise funds, while Building a Better Ohio only raised about $7.6 million, according to recent campaign finance reports. And We Are Ohio outspent Building a Better Ohio by more than a 3-to-1 margin, running far more commercials to spread their message.
So, does that mean that SB5 is a distant memory? Apparently not, because the October 25 Quinnipiac University poll showed that those polled supported requirements for public workers to pay at least 15 percent of their health care costs and to contribute at least 10 percent of their salary toward their pension. And it also showed support for establishing a merit-based pay system, one of the provisions in SB5.
And the number-two ranking Senate Republican, Sen. Keith Faber continues to argue that lawmakers shouldn't hesitate to pursue collective bargaining reform again; in spite of the intense opposition such reform has created. He said, "If it's the right thing to do and we need to work on it again, that's kind of what we get elected to do." He also added that he noticed in the final weeks of the campaign that "people are opening up to the need for change."
So, I'm not sure we have heard the end of this sort of reform in the state of Ohio. The rumblings are out there, and we need to remain vigilant. But for right now, I think we deserve to sit back and celebrate our victory.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – After an unsuccessful attempt to force others to drive a getaway car, police arrested a man in connection to a shooting and subsequent car accident in west Louisville Tuesday afternoon.
According to police, Tony Churchill, 25, was driving a car which fled the shooting scene at 32nd Street and Virginia Avenue after 1:30 p.m. Officers said he got into a wreck about four miles away at Brook Street and Gray Street downtown.
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Police said Churchill then fled on foot down Gray Street before jumping into a car with two people inside which was not involved in the incident. According to an arrest report, he attempted to intimidate the driver and passenger into driving him away from the scene.
Instead, those people jumped out of the car and fled on foot, police said.
Churchill was taken into custody and charged with second degree robbery, hit and run, and fleeing and evading police. Officers did not explain why he is charged with robbery.
Another man, Chad Smith, 28, is also charged with hit and run and fleeing police in relation to this incident. The details of his arrest have not been released.
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Search Results for: ripe bananas
… implicated with a doomed to fail work or relation;
Inefficient If trade – The trade of bananas predict unproductive ideas and interests in your environment.
* Please, see meaning of food, fruit, sexuality.
Explanation & Definition:
Short explanation
An elongated curved fruit, which grows in bunches, and has a sweet creamy flesh and a smooth yellow skin.
Complete definition
Banana is the common name for herbaceous plants of the genus Musa and for …
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… erotic meaning;
Intelligence The interpretation of an apple is important whether the apple is ripe or is unripe. The dreams of apples for older people can also stand as a sign of intellectual fruitfulness.
Spiritual Meanings:
Beauty and Fertility The apple blossom is a Chinese symbol of peace and beauty. On a spiritual level an apple indicates a new beginning. Since ancient times it is a symbol of fertility and therefore attribute for many gods.
Traditional Meanings:
European …
Posted in Fruits, Plants, Trees Tagged A 3 Comments
… to condition of the fruit this symbol has two different meanings:
If the pineapple is ripe, juicy and sweet, it stands for self-confidence, joy of life and sexual pleasure.
If it is decayed, bitter, unpalatable or uneatable, it points to insecurity, uncertainty, hardship and / or sexual disappointment.
Also pineapple indicates that you will have success in your work. This helps you to see the life from the pleasant side and to enjoy this pleasure.
Psychological …
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… sweet interior flesh (usually deep red to pink, but sometimes orange, yellow and even green if not ripe).
Synonyms of watermelon.
noun: melon; plural: watermelons, melons.
Iron (material)
… Keyword: hard; elastic; culture-changing; technology; survival; health; centrality; temper; Ripe Berries Moon.
Description: Iron, in the medicine wheel together with Garnet mineral Totem is born on Ripe Berries Moon (July 23-August 22), is one of the hardest minerals. It has changed the entire cultures and has led them into the age of technology. Iron also supplies the central ion in the hemoglobin molecule of the blood, and thus depends on the whole person. The center of the earth …
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… you'll be happy;
- see melt: you lose the good will of a person;
- pay with them: you reach a ripe old age.
Explanation & Definition:
Short explanation
A gold coin minted by various European nations.
Complete definition
The ducat or dukat is a gold coin that was used as a trade coin throughout Europe before World War I. Its weight is 3.491 grams of.986 gold, which is 0.1107 troy ounce, actual gold weight.
Synonyms of ducat
– ; related terms: coin.
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European (Judeo-Christian)
- It is a happy omen-like in the dream eating a ripe fruit;
- immature fruit or kept too long: should expect business losses.
Hindu (Hinduism)
- There isn't any explanation of dream in Hinduism.
Arabian (Islamic)
- None dream explanation in Islam.
* Please, see meaning of all fruits.
Explanation & Definition:
Short explanation
A sweet confection served as the last course of a meal.
Complete definition …
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… dream.
The date symbolizes the feminine – in physical terms as seelsicher. Ripe, sweet dates refer to satisfying partner relationships and overall satisfaction and surprising luck in love. He felt the need that a different person takes in an unusual measure of his. They remain inaccessible to the dreamer, he's yearning for spiritual and physical balance. Unripe dates mean however inferiority feelings, inhibitions or the rejection of an existing or impending …
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Date tree (palm)
… women and those of imperial blood.
- dreaming one: you go into a grove of date palms and pluck ripe palm fruits, he will acquire as much gold and wealth of nobility and imperial women as he plucked fruits, these are still immature, the dreamer will struggle to favors from those to get, but according to the fruit he picked suffer, only evil because they have an astringent effect.
- tear down the palm leaves: he will attain the same women of great power, because the leaves are pointed, but …
… in earlier times, but it is still an important metal. In dreams it may indicate that the time is ripe for change and transformation. The dreamer is to strive for changes to improve their quality of life. Lead is the material, worldly things of life, burden and inhibit mental and spiritual development. Often want to display this symbol that you should not worry so much about everyday things or should pursue not only material success.
On a spiritual level for lead is body …
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… show of grief and sorrow, but also promise that you will already done so.
- If the berries are ripe, or dried, is imminent trouble.
If you do so, this indicates the hardships of daily detail work. You eat berries in the dream, suggests you look at perhaps the waking life of every little thing, but the trouble swallowing it down. Berries are usually in a dream, the importance of food. The appetite for berries often indicates sexual needs. Berries can also be a warning …
Apple tree
… deciduous.The fruit matures in autumn, and varieties exist with a wide range of sizes.The skin of ripe apples is generally red, yellow, green or pink.
Synonyms of Apple tree
- ; related terms: genus Malus, Malus, applewood, Malus pumila, orchard apple tree, apple, wild apple, crab apple, crabapple, crab apple, crabapple, cultivated crab apple, fruit tree.
Ear (botany)
… must to turn back before it isn't too late.
Arabian (Islamic)
Enjoy your life if see ripe – The dream shows that a long planned project has good chances to be realized and this is a reason for joy and satisfaction;
Fail if becomes stunted and inaccessible – In the dream the fields become stunted and inaccessible, this mean that you will have fail and destruction of your plans;
Wealth if collect – You are collecting them in your dream, you are doing good business …
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… dream, the stronger is our own primal psychological force.
Longing for natural life Dreams of ripe grain in arable landscape in summer, stand for the desire of a natural-native way of life without stress and large city bustle. You want to escape from the everyday life, like "get out" and relax.
Be more flexible The arid fields and hardly crusted earth, this calls to pass your rigid attitude and to become a little bit more "permeable" for the opinions of others.
Spiritual …
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Traditional Meanings:
European (Judeo-Christian)
Prospects if ripe corn – You are mowing or see a mow of ripe corns, means that your prospects are good;
Inconvenient love if green grass – This dream is a warning that you have to beware of a mismatched love affair;
Worries if dry grass – in the dream you are mowing dry grass, this dream announces about a failure in business or at work, but you will overcome them because of your hard work and …
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… European (Judeo-Christian)
Pleasure if eating a plum – In the dream you are eating a ripe and sweet plum, this announces pleasure, satisfaction and passion;
Fear if eating sour plum – This dream when you taste sour plum, shows you fear to something. You are afraid to make mistakes. Also this promises grief;
Recovery if plums are sweet – In the dream you see well ripe and sweet plums, this shows that you will recover after hard time;
Disease if eating plums in …
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Natural process; life structure.
In what place in my life am I ready to grow?
General Meanings:
Connection of Heaven and Earth – Without trees there won't be forests. The tree symbolizes the connection of heaven and earth. Their roots anchor deeply in the Earth, and according to the mythology, they carry a hidden treasure: the wisdom of life.
The …
Comment by Andrea Sterling: … hundreds of fully ripe guavas at the top of my house, my …
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Primeval fear.
What are the basic fears I have?
General Meanings:
Threatening feelings Alligator (crocodile) is often experienced as threatening creature because he embodies superseded needs, experiences, fears, feelings and the other unconscious contents. However, at the same time he also stands for wisdom and experience of the unconscious and may request to …
Comment by Jj: … the room. Both by bananas. I got up to get something like …
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Dice (Cube)
In general:
To dream that you play with dice means that in awaking life you play with fate or to perceive opportunities in life, previously necessarily careful should be reconsidered. Dice (or cubes) by old dream book announces bright future full of happiness.
The dice has a square shape and is therefore, understood as the square itself, as a whole symbol. The number four, …
Comment by Leslie: … layer of hell, ripe with the fruit of the Tree of …
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* The Zulu (Zulu: amaZulu) are the largest South African ethnic group, with an estimated 10–11 million people living mainly in the province of KwaZulu-Natal & a Bantu (Nguni) language of considerable literary importance in southeastern Africa.
* indigene, aboriginal, aborigine, native, indigenous, natural, innate, inborn, …
Comment by mpume: … only they were so ripe and juicy,then we were in a car …
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Lost Child – Sayon's Journey, an award-winning documentary exploring the Cambodian genocide through the eyes of a former Khmer Rouge child soldier, will be shown at the Dana Library, fourth floor, Rutgers-Newark at 6 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 19. Admission is free. The library is located at 185 University Ave.
The screening will be followed by a discussion featuring the film's subject, Sayon Soeun, New Jersey filmmaker Janet Gardner, co-producer Sopheap Theam, and Dr. Alex Hinton, professor of anthropology and global affairs, at Rutgers-Newark.
The event is co-sponsored by the Center for the Study of Genocide, Conflict Resolution, and Human Rights (CGHR), the Gardner Documentary Group, the Documentation Center of Cambodia and the Rutgers Division of Global Affairs (DGA). CGHR is under the direction of Hinton, who served as a consultant on the film and is an expert on the Cambodian genocide. The event is part of the DGA Graduate Colloquium/CGHR speaker series on Global Justice.
In the film, Soeun confronts his childhood experiences during Cambodia's darkest hour; revealing for the first time what he witnessed and struggled with as he came of age.
Soeun was abducted at age 6 and exploited by the Khmer Rouge – his family life and education stolen. His recovery and redemption from unimaginable evil entails his transition from an orphanage in a refugee camp to his adoption by a loving American family in Connecticut. Now in his 40s, Soeun directs a charity called Light of Cambodian Children in Lowell, Mass., where he lives with his wife and child.
The 2013 film, winner of a Cine Golden Eagle Award, follows Soeun's return to Cambodia where he finds family members who had lost but never forgotten him. Director and co-producer Janet Gardner says Soeun's story shows "how children can be so easily exploited in war. I admire his ability to redeem himself from unimaginable evil and turn his life around after being a witness to so much genocide."
A former print journalist and field producer, Gardner directs and produces documentaries that emphasize the human experience in the context of historic events. Her credits include the NEH -funded Mechanic to Millionaire: The Peter Cooper Story which won a CINE Golden Eagle in 2010; Precious Cargo produced in association with ITVS (PBS/ National Geographic Channels International, 2001); Siberian Dream, 2004; Dancing Through Death (PBS/ STARTV, 1999); and Emmy-nominated A World Beneath the War (PBS/ Discovery Channels International, 1997).
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