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Memorial Day 2012
Stop Construction Falls
Almost every working day, somewhere in the United
States, a construction worker dies in a fall. All too many families
have an empty place at the table once occupied by a man or woman
working at our calling - but whose life was cut short by a deadly
accident of this kind. On Workers Memorial Day 2012, it is high time
to put a stop to the number one killer of construction workers on the
That's why CPWR
- The Center for Construction Research and Training applauds
Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis for her strong stand today, and is
proud to join with OSHA, NIOSH and other partners in business, labor
and government in a multi-year campaign against fall fatalities in
our industry.
To support the
campaign, CPWR has launched a website, www.stopconstructionfalls.com, as
a clearinghouse of resources for the initiative. Visitors can learn
about the deadly toll of these accidents by consulting the unique
construction fatality map housed there, and access educational
materials on fall prevention. Moreover, they will have an opportunity
to enlist as partners and join this campaign for workplace safety.
Join with us to
make sure we never again have to mourn the loss of so many of our
brothers and sisters.
Pete Stafford
Executive Director
eLCOSH is the premier online source for construction
health and safety information, with research, training
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Construction Solutions is
a safety and health database designed with construction contractors
and workers in mind - an inventory of common industry
hazards paired with common-sense solutions
Visit CPWR for information on our training programs, research
findings, and resources for your health and safety or research
-- The Center for Construction Research and Training is a 501(c)(3)
non-profit organization created by the Building and Construction
Trades Department, AFL-CIO. Working with partners like you in
business, labor, government, and the universities, we strive every
day to make work safer for the 9 million men and women who work
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Chicken Salad with Piquillo Peppers, Almonds, and Spicy Greens
Servings: 4
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 4 cups 1/2-inch cubes chicken plus 3 tablespoons drippings reserved from Roast Chicken with Spanish Paprika
- 1 cup thinly sliced green onions
- 1/3 cup plus 3 tablespoons slivered almonds, toasted
- 4 piquillo peppers or 1 roasted red bell pepper from jar, well drained, cut lengthwise into 1/4-inch-wide strips
- 6 ounces assorted spicy salad greens (such as watercress, frisée, baby arugula, and hearts of escarole; about 6 packed cups)
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh basil
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Whisk vinegar and mustard in small bowl. Gradually whisk in oil; season dressing with salt and pepper.
Place chicken in large bowl. Warm drippings in microwave just until melted. Drizzle over chicken; toss to coat. Add green onions, 1/3 cup almonds, and peppers and toss. DO AHEAD Can be made 2 hours ahead. Cover and chill. Let dressing stand at room temperature.
Add greens, basil, and dressing to bowl with chicken; toss to coat. Season chicken salad to taste with salt and pepper. Sprinkle remaining 3 tablespoons toasted almonds over and serve.
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The 19th Annual Calgary Flames Alumni Golf Tournament
Just as the NHL Alumni and its members raise much-need funds throughout Canada, the United States and around the world, individual team alumni associations help their communities at every opportunity as well. On May 30th, the Alumni Masters Golf Tournament, which is organized by members of the Calgary Flames Alumni Association, raised over $110,000 for Hospice Calgary and the Calgary Cerebral Palsy Association.
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"In the very early years, it was a little bit smaller," former Flame and active alumni member Perry Berezan said of the tournament. "We have pretty much maxed out every year though and in some ways, we have had to pull back a little bit. These tournaments can get so big they almost lose their appeal. The neat thing about our tournament is that even though we use 27 holes, we don't want to jam it full of people, which would make it a six or seven hour round of golf."
"We want people, once they get there, to just play golf and enjoy each other's company and not worry about a whole bunch of other distractions. Raising money is very important, but bringing the guys together, as well as bringing together people from the community, is what we keep going back to as far as our mandate is concerned."
Every two years, the tournament changes the charities involved, which provides the Flames Alumni members the opportunity to contribute to a greater number of Calgarians on a regular basis. With almost $2.5 million raised in the 19 years the tournament has taken place, the event has touched and enriched many lives. This year's charities not only helped the community, but assisting one charity in particular, the Calgary Cerebral Palsy Association, enabled the former Flames to salute a former coach - Terry Crisp.
"Terry Crisp's grandson lives here in Calgary and has Cerebral Palsy," Perry explained. "There was a connection there and we thought that this was a chance where we can actually do something nice for Crispy's grandson. We spent some time with the organization and saw that they are such great people; we just love the people there."
"They have a program where they convert bicycles to allow these kids to ride bikes. Their muscles just don't work and for these kids to be able to ride a bike, it is a thrill of their life! So, we really wanted to help their bike program."
"Everyone knows what a hospice is for," Perry said of also contributing to Hospice Calgary. "However, what I didn't realize was just how much counselling they do there. They really help by counselling people after a death or during someone's stay at the hospice."
"If a 10-year old girl has lost her mother, well, she needs counselling. The hospice is prepared to deal with that and is so aware of how traumatic it can be. Maybe someone has lost a sibling, a parent, a grandparent -it could be anyone. So, the focus for the money we raised this year was to help fund this program to make sure that they can continue the counselling for the kids that are out there and are in need."
With a rich and storied history in Calgary, the Flames are very much a part of the community. For their former players, this event has become a family within the Flames family, as members take part year after year. After playing in 378 NHL games, 152 as a member of the Flames, Perry explained in our conversation that there are approximately 110 former NHLers that call the Stampede City home - these NHL Alumni members are included in events as often as possible as well.
"We have Lanny McDonald, Jim Peplinski, Joel Otto and Colin Patterson - that group of guys that were part of the Stanley Cup team that are around and still very involved in the community," he said. "Then there are other guys that were here as a Flame for a shorter period of time and maybe didn't make as big of an impact, but they are back here living in Calgary and they want to play a big role. Then there are the former players that never played a game for the Flames and want to be involved in helping out."
"You are part of something right away," Perry said of living in Calgary after playing in the NHL. "A guy like Russ Romaniuk just moved here. Russ had a good career in the NHL and he never really had any affiliation with the Flames, but he moved to Calgary for a job and you know that when we have alumni skates, heck, Russ is probably going to be there. He's a good example of someone that has decided to make Calgary his home."
It can be difficult to juggle family, work and an active alumni schedule, but Calgary is known as a very community-oriented city and the Flames are very much a part of the fabric that makes up the city. For former Flames and NHL Alumni members wishing to give back, their employers are very understanding. Staying involved in the community also continues the legacy of giving back that has been a part of the NHL for decades.
In a past NHL Alumni interview, Laurie Boschman explained that as he entered the league with the Toronto Maple Leafs, players like Ron Ellis and Darryl Sittler taught him the importance of giving back. When he became a veteran player himself, Laurie taught the same lesson to the young players. The same scenario played out for Perry during his time in the NHL and has continued on with an active alumni association in Calgary.
"When you put that Flames jersey on, you realize that maybe in other cities you were not as in demand for doing charity events, but when you arrive here it is mandatory. When you settle here, it is something you can continue on with because the alumni are doing it, so you realize you can stay involved if you want."
"You always hope that some of the younger guys that just retired stay involved," Perry continued. "Here, we have Rene Corbet, Jeff Shantz, and Martin Gelinas to name a few, and they are all great! Martin is coaching with the Flames and he is on the golf tournament committee - he wants to help out. You see him at appearances all the time. There is a new crop of guys here that are recently retired that want to be involved, which is great."
"There is another side of it, which I think is really important for the guys," he said. "I have been retired since 1993; this is my 20th year of retirement and people still care to see me - that feels pretty good. You still want to come watch me play if I'm on the ice or if I make an appearance somewhere? Wow, that's pretty special!"
Having an active alumni association enables the friendships that formed during a playing career to remain strong. Likewise, if you played in different eras or on opposing teams, new friendships can take root and flourish. Perry recalled a recent trip that illustrated that point perfectly.
"We actually just came back from an alumni trip to Hong Kong. Seven former Flames and our wives, plus two Oilers Alumni and Yvon Cournoyer. We took part in some hockey clinics and attended a gala event. While we were there I was thinking I have known these guys - Lanny Murzyn, Patterson, Macoun, Peplinski and Otto, for thirty years of my life; that's a long time!"
"These friendships are the same 30 years later as they were when I arrived as a Flame when I was 20-years old. That is pretty cool! We are still travelling together with our families and having a great time because of those bonds. They don't change and it is like you are still playing together."
Next year will mark the 20th anniversary of the Flames Alumni Masters Golf Tournament and the team will also be celebrating the 25th anniversary of Calgary's 1989 Stanley Cup victory. With their family-first attitude, there is no doubt that it will be a very special day on the calendar for Calgarians and alumni members alike.
To participate, sponsor or contribute to next year's Flames Alumni tournament, keep an eye on the "News" section at the Calgary Flames website.
Andrew Rodger is the resident writer for the NHL Alumni Association, providing news and interviews with our members as the NHL Alumni Insider. His goal is to shine the spotlight on Hockey's Greatest Family and life after hockey, as well as to help bridge the gap between hockey fans and their hockey heroes. You can find him on Twitter as @ARodgerTVOS.


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What can I say, do you blame the Jets for not wanting to trade Wayne Hunter straight up for Spiller?
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I thought we had found a gem in Terrence Ganaway.
starting to look like whatever Head Coach replaces Regis Philbin in Miami next year will be using his top 3 pick in the first round to draft a NEW next Marino to replace the current next Marino Ryan "Leaf" Tannehill
I should have bet on the giants last super bowl.
If we want an elite RB, we'll likely have to draft one high, just like everyone else.
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Speaking on the final installment of the Harry Potter franchise, Rupert Grint said this week: "The reason they're on this journey is much bigger than any one of them. It has to come to a head at some point."
And come to a head it does on July 15, when Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 premieres.
In the following sneak peek, we see Hogwarts bursting into flames, along with Harry and Voldemort going wand-to-wand. We also hear these words from Grint's Ron: "This is it, really. This is the end of the line."
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Dr. Samenow's three decades of working with criminals have reaffirmed his argument that factors such as poverty, divorce, and media violence do not cause criminality. Rather, as Samenow documents here, all criminals share a particular mind-set--often evident in childhood--that is disturbingly different from that of a responsible citizen.
While new types of crime have grown more prevalent, or at least more visible to the public eye--from spousal abuse to school shootings--little has changed in terms of our approach to dealing with crime. Rehabilitation programs based on the assumption that society is more to blame for crime than the criminal, an assumption for which a causal link has yet to be established, have proved to be grossly inadequate. Crime continues to invade every aspect of our lives, criminal court dockets and prisons are oppressively overcrowded and expensive, and recidivism rates continue to escalate.
To embark on a truly corrective program, we must begin with the clear understanding that the criminal chooses crime; he chooses to reject society long before society rejects him. The criminal values people only to the extent that he can use them for his own self-serving ends; he does not justify his actions to himself. Only by "habilitating" the criminal, so that he sees himself realistically and develops responsible patterns of thought, can we change his behavior.
It is vital that we know who the criminal is and how and why he acts differently from responsible citizens. From that understanding can come reasonable, compassionate, and effective solutions.
Most of the criminal mind I do not understand and never will but the author does a good job of covering the most important parts that are perhaps not as meant to be understood by... Read morePublished 6 days ago by Patricia Ahnrn
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Absolutely brilliant book about what goes on inside a criminals mind, in depth research has found that its all about thinking patterns and tactics.Published 2 months ago by BLUE FISH
Wow, this book written in 1984, couldn't be more applicable to 2014. We all have a choice(!), so choose this book if you are at all curious or concerned about the criminal minds... Read morePublished 4 months ago by s*brina
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To further strengthen the governance of the Kamloops Food Policy Council, a strategic plan is being developed. This plan articulates who we are as an organization, what we wish to accomplish, and how we wish to undertake our tasks. This document will provide a general guide to our organization for the next 5 years. In addition, it will provide the context for more detailed annual plans which will guide our activities on a year to year basis.
The KFPC board has drafted a Vision, Mission and Strategic Goals for our organization. Now we need to hear from KFPC members. Are we on the right track? Did we leave something important out?
Please review this document kfpc_strategic_plan_nov14_draft and provide comments by email to email@example.com by November 28. It is the intent of the board to bring a strategic plan to the membership for approval at a general meeting in 2015.Read More
The Food Policy Council encourages our members to complete the short, online survey that can be found here.
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What do you think about the expansion plans for the Tournament Capital Ranch? Since some of the land is part of the ALR, there are ideas about supporting sustainable farming on the ranch, including incubator farm for new farmers and an agriculture trade show and events center. We like those ideas!
Talk to the city at the farmers' market booths on August 6 and 9, at an open house on August 14, or through their online survey. Go to the city's website for more information.Read More
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Urban agriculture in Kamloops has taken the next step! As part of the Kamloops Social Plan, the City has launched its website for the Urban Agriculture and Food Systems Strategy! On it, you can find information about the project's terms of reference, meeting minutes and agendas to date. There are also some very interesting GIS maps of hobby farms, food retailer locations, community gardens, emergency food retailers.
Want to be involved in the process? Check back on the City's website for future updates including future public engagement sessions, the summary report, and visuals.
We were successful in receiving a $2500 grant from the Kamloops Foundation back at the end of June. The grant continues to promote Urban Agriculture with a major emphasis on Social Enterprise. We will be partnering with GAP (Gleaning Abundance Program) and Gardengate, as participants will be exploring what social enterprise can come from the gleaned fruit. (In the photo: Mike Simpson (far left) is Senior Regional Manager with the Fraser Basin Council here in Kamloops. Dave Whiting (second from left) represents the Fraser Basin Council at the KFPC. Mike and Dave received the cheque on behalf of the KFPC.)
What's 'social enterprise'? KFPC's Social Enterprise in Urban Agriculture (SEUA) will receive excess harvests from gleaning, public produce, backyard sharing, farmers markets, local farmers, and the food bank and food share and transforms the fresh produce into healthy, and often organic, by-products in the form of baked goods, dried and canned goods as well as prepared soups and meals.
These new products are prepared and cooked by newly trained employees, who before had difficulty finding and keeping meaningful employment. The SEUA both supports urban and local farmer/growers as well as the efforts of citizens to capitalize on urban agriculture opportunities that will benefit those most in need of assistance for affordable, fresh local produce and other food products – the working poor, single parent households and those on fixed and limited incomes including seniors. The SEUA is a marriage of social action and the promotion of healthy lifestyles while at the same time creating good paying sustainable jobs in the not for profit sector.
Partners involved in the plan: First Nations, City of Kamloops, Food Bank and Food Share, Kamloops Farmers Markets, Interior Health Authority, Interior Community Services (community kitchens and community gardens), and the Kamloops Food Policy Council member organizations (like the Gleaning Abundance Program).
Total project budget? $25,000. We are on our way ladies and gentlemen!Read More
Check out the link below to hear this morning's interview with Sandra (the new coordinator) about the Gleaning Abundance Program (GAP)!
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December On Their MindsPosted by on December 1, 2009 – 11:06 am
Today our calendars flip from November to December and the NFL has officially entered the home stretch of its regular season, with 5 games to go and 11 already in the books.
The Vikings finished their first 3 months of regular season action with an impressive 10-1 record, going 3-0 in September, 3-1 in October and 4-0 in November.
But as they finished up a 36-10 toasting of division rival Chicago last Sunday to wrap up their perfect month of November and complete a perfect 3-0 home stand coming out of the bye, Vikings players and coaches were more focused on what's ahead than what they had just accomplished.
"You know what, we took care of the month of November," Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress said during his postgame press conference. "It just kind of spring boards you into December. Good teams play good in November and December. You want to be ascending and I think we can continue to climb."
Vikings All-Pro DT Kevin Williams echoed his coach's sentiments in the locker room after the game.
"A lot of people say they remember December and January for what you do – they don't remember September and October," Williams explained. "We're trying to get it rolling at the right time, and keep it hot and rolling and keep adding these wins on so we can roll into the playoffs."
The Vikings month of December kicks off with an important NFC battle against the Arizona Cardinals on the road. Then they return home to play the Bengals on December 13 before consecutive road games at the Carolina Panthers on December 20 and at the Chicago Bears on December 28.
The Vikings wrap-up their season on January 3 at home against the New York Giants.
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By Drew on Dec 1, 2009 | Reply
brett favre is doing an amazing job with the football
By Don EV on Dec 1, 2009 | Reply
Take a bunch of experience, added with a bunch of talent, and then add a winning attitude and hard work, and you have the Minnesota Vikings, who are now hitting on all cylinders! Did you see the "burst" of speed that Percy had in Chicago's game wow! Don't click on my name!
By scott on Dec 1, 2009 | Reply
I keep hearing this perfect month of November, but I'm pretty sure the Pitt game was Nov 1st. Still impressive nontheless, but curious that people keep saying this.
By scott on Dec 1, 2009 | Reply
Oh I see, that was the GB game on the 1st….got it.
By PurplePeopleEater on Dec 1, 2009 | Reply
These next 2 games are going to be our toughest yet. Arizona with home field advantage is going to be do everything they can to move up on us in playoff positioning, and then Cincy is going to come in hard, possibly coming down to be even more of an exciting nail biter than the early game against the 9ers. It's time to make certain that all cyllinders are firing.
By vikingsfan1955 on Dec 1, 2009 | Reply
this is a very important month for the team and they have to stay focused.I feel they will be ok because winning hasn't went to their heads and favre is so humble that the team feeds of him and he lets them know theres still a ways to go and work to do.chilly is doing very well and I know he won't get over confident because he knows how fast the wheels can fall off.
By PAVikesFan on Dec 1, 2009 | Reply
All of a sudden these past 2 games Cincinnati has not looked impressive at all, I know they have some injuries, but they don't scare me for some reason…I'll tell ya what makes my skin crawl: People coming on here and saying things like "Favre is awesome and we are the best team and we are gonna win the super bowl", etc, etc, etc….RELAX, I've seen so many teams through the years stumble in Decemeber and it carries into the playoffs…I'm not trying to be a downer here, but, and it's ok to be confident in our team, but, c'mon, we've been down this road before, don't be coc-ky, they don't hand out the trophy for being 10-1…look to the Pats of 2 years ago, everyone thought they were indestructable, they couldn't be stopped, this and that, this and that…look whatb happened, it can happen to any team and it's happened to this franchise numerous times…my point is, be humble and don't be a fool, when ppl talk all this nonsense, it alwyas comes back to bite them in the end, always…
By thb on Dec 1, 2009 | Reply
I said it a month ago and I will say it again. AD has to quit putting the ball on the ground. It is simply technique. He does not cover the ball when he is stood up and it is going to hurt us bad in the playoffs if he dont get it fixed. Im not a dooms day guy but this stuff will get u beat in the big games against good competition. Pls FIX it now before we end up dissapointed in early Jan.
By purple08 on Dec 2, 2009 | Reply
It is a nice scenario for the Vikes. The Saints are looking so good right now. It will be a good thing having the focus on them going onto the playoffs. We can go about our business and hopefully stay healthy for our playoff run. Question: If Minny wins out the season and the Saints lose 1 game, how do they decide who gets homefield advantage in playoffs should we meet in NFC Championship game. Let's say both teams losses are non divisional.
By VikesFan on Dec 2, 2009 | Reply
So far, it has been an exciting year for the Viking franchise and their fans. A 10-1 record is nothing to complain about, but Childress is right. It is not about what the Vikings have done so far. It's about what they will do in the future. They have two tough games coming up against Arizona and Cincinnati. By winning these two games and then finishing out the regular season with a rather easy remaining three match-ups, the team will be able to spring-board into the playoffs. And that is when the Vikings must really turn it on. NFL analysts, such as Ron Jaworski say that the Vikings are not only the best team in the NFC, but in the entire NFL. The team must show that and prove the analysts right because these next couple of games have a playoff atmosphere and let's not kid ourselves. These are big games. And let's also be honest, the Viking's schedule has been relatively light thus far. So I think if the team stays focused and does not let up, they will meet the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship game at the end of January. I, like Jaworski, think the Vikings can win that game and make it to the Superbowl. However, it's what they do up until then that will make the difference.


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- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Dec 22, 2006
- Starring: Anthony Mackie, Matthew Fox, Matthew McConaughey
- Summary: For the team at Marshall University and the small West Virginia community around it, Marshall football is more than just a sport, it's a way of life. So, on a fateful night in 1970, when 75 members of the football team and coaching staff were killed in a plane crash, those left behind struggled to cope with the devastating loss. The grieving families found hope and strength in the leadership of Jack Lengyel (McConaughey), a young coach who was determined to rebuild Marshall's football program and, in the process, helped to heal a community. (Warner Bros.)… Expand
- Director: McG
- Genre(s): Drama, Sport
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Positive: 13 out of 31
Mixed: 14 out of 31
Negative: 4 out of 31
Filmmakers have presented an unvarnished drama about Marshall University and the people who love it, and the results are inspirational.
"Charlie's Angels" director Joseph McGinty Nichol (aka McG) shows surprising restraint with this emotionally freighted material, weighting the movie heavily towards relationships.
McG's Marshall lies at the nexus of Thornton Wilder and Norman Rockwell -- it's David Lynch without the irony -- and if he overdoes things a touch, there's nothing disingenuous about it.
It's a powerful subject, but director McG and screenwriter Jamie Linden haul out every cliché in the playbook.
Has the kind of soulful subject matter that will strike some as profoundly emotional, but it gets a flag for roughing the tear ducts. This isn't football - it's cornball.
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TomB.Jan 10, 2008I felt I was there. My brother lived with the players who died. When he woke up on Sunday morning, he was one of 3 persons in Hodges Hall. The movie was exhilarating.… Expand
DebbieW.Dec 20, 2006I think this was a wonderful movie to watch. Anytime a movie can cause extreme emotion either by causing laughter or tears, it was done well...
LowellA.Dec 23, 2006As a student from Marshall and playing as an extra in the movie, this was a very emotional story and was very powerful to show how his town and school rose from the ashes to glory.… Expand
AngieR.Dec 18, 2006Though some critics have found this film cheesy or too cliched, it is still an amazing movie!
rebeccas.Dec 27, 2006Such a terrible tragedy, I can't imagine the loss for the community. How many children lost both parents? How many students lost all their friends all at once? How many lost their children? I realize that this is not the only plane crash to have ever occurred, but for one small town to lose 75 community members is devistating. I have read several reviews in which I am not sure if the commentator understood that this was a true story, because it is beyond me how anyone could have a "who cares" attitude about the situation. My heart goes out to the entire community, and regardless if this was a money-making ploy for Hollywood (as all movies are), kudos for McG for doing it justice.… Expand
Jun 2, 2013One of my all-time favorite sport movies. It's such a tragic, touching story. I like the way this film balances plot and sport, with sports serving almost as a secondary element. Very touching film. Underrated/appreciated in so many ways.… Expand
mikej.Dec 30, 2006This movie has no soul!! How dare the pompus jerks of hollywood re-create the pain and drama for those lost in Hunnington, WV Marshall plane crash. After moments of grief, it is all smiles and recruiting tall goofy basketball and soccer players. First of all, the cheerleader, the father, and the 4th varstiy player might as well not be in the movie. They bring nothing but insinserity to the film. Im real sorry hunnington, but your cheerleader wearing the ring from her "true" love is inhibiting her from going to the party with the frat boys. Where is the darkness? At the end of the movie, the cinematic tricks have made you empathize with Marshall and make one believe it is a true feel good story. What about coach Lengyl spending only 3 years at Marshall, Red Dawson one. Coaching that football team, with the losing, was a disaster, and the coaches quit out as should have been expected. I wanted to see the pain of a coach who could never imagine how to empathize with a town ultimatly leading to his admitance of falure. I did not want to see Mathew Maconahay speak out of only the right side of his mouth!! Worst Sports Movie Ever!!… Expand
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President Viktor Yanukovich chose neither, dropping out of the deal. The resulting turmoil depicts a nation desperately clinging to the early 2000s revolution that gave it the might to negotiate with the EU in the first place—and desperately fleeing from the long arm of Moscow. Thousands of protesters calling for Yanukovich's resignation flooded Kiev and took over the large Independence Square in the city. Police threw tear gas and hand grenades to subdue the masses. Protesters symbolically toppled a statue of Vladimir Lenin, making brutally clear their message to their government: they no longer want to be under Russia's influence. Vladimir Putin has heard this message loud and clear, and he is not amused. Putin described the protests as "more like a pogrom than a revolution" in his first public statement addressing them, and he claimed they had "little to do" with the relationship between Ukraine and the EU. On the other side of this diplomatic tug of war, however, there are signs that the EU has not given up entirely on Ukraine, as an unnamed diplomat hinted to UPI that, should police brutality escalate, the EU could impose sanctions or freeze the government's assets. Meanwhile, the EU continues to build coalitions around Ukraine that could create a much friendlier environment for a similar deal to the one rejected in the future. Across the Caucasus, in a city that not only lacks a statue of Lenin but boasts one of President Ronald Reagan, a country far more historically aggressive towards Moscow prepares to sit down at the table with European Union leaders. Georgia had long been, under President Mikheil Saakashvili, one of the most pro-American, pro-European post-Soviet states. It arrives at negotiations with the EU having almost immediately lost Saakashvili's successor, the pro-Russia businessman Bidzina Ivanishvili—stable in that its instability, unlike Ukraine's, has resulted in no previous leader jailed and a non-violent smooth transition of power. Saakashvili remains pivotal to the ethos that makes a potential deal with Georgia far more likely than that with Ukraine. Himself a graduate of Columbia Law School, Saakashvili defined himself in the American media as the man who, while the 2008 Olympics were in high gear, strove to place every possible media spotlight on the fact that Russia was invading his country. The 2008 war in South Ossetia and Abkhazia ended at a stalemate to the disadvantage of the Georgian government, but Saakashvili's proximity to the American media and political scene remained unprecedented for a Georgian leader. Saakashvili, much like Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, rose to power at the turn of the millennium as a child of the "colored revolutions"—Georgia's, the Rose Revolution; Ukraine's, the Orange Revolution. Both leaders railed against corruption and Russian influence, and some argue that both paid the price. Yushchenko was poisoned while campaigning during the Orange Revolution and saw his successor, Yulia Tymoshenko, thrown in jail. Georgia was invaded, Russia recognizing its breakaway regions as sovereign nations. Though that was years ago, the smooth transitions from Saakashvili to power in the hands of Ivanishvili to new Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili have brought Georgia to Vilnius last week, where the nation is working on an agreement that would remove a number of barriers to trade with the EU. The agreement would ideally be signed sometime next year and not look completely unlike what Ukraine rejected this week. Gharibashvili called the move a "returning to the European family," with little sign of Russian influence in the major way it was seen with Ukraine. Much smaller but with just as much to lose, the tiny post-Soviet state of Moldova also reached an agreement with the EU. Prime Minister Iurie Leanca indicated with even more enthusiasm an interest in signing with the EU, even though Russia has signaled out Moldova more than Georgia, calling it a "grave mistake" to partner with the EU and threatening to cut the nation's gas supply. Also unlike Georgia, a nation mostly favorable to the EU and unfavorable to Russia, Moldova has witnessed thousands of pro-Russia protesters take the streets for precisely the opposite reason of those in Ukraine, despite more than half of the country supporting the EU. With Georgia and Moldova chipping at the walls that the Ukrainian government refused to break down—the walls the people of Ukraine now struggle to crumble—all hope is not lost for integrating one of the largest of the European post-Soviet states into the European Union. But the answer to how the Ukrainian story plays out is not entirely within the hands of that country alone. The decisions by other neighboring leaders can embolden or have a chilling effect on the integration process, and their direction may most directly impact that of the embattled country.


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