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Of Lebanon.
Apr 28, 2003, Vol. 8, No. 32 • By CLAUDIA ROSETT
WITH SADDAM HUSSEIN kaput, it's time to address another mess in the Middle East, time for the United States to champion the trampled rights of an oppressed people, time to end the occupation. It's time, in sum, for Syria to get out of Lebanon.
Syria's purloining of an entire neighboring country has helped shore up the Baathist Assad dynasty in Damascus, while serving as a source of violent instability in the region. By almost every measure--totalitarian rule, terrorist sponsorship, double-dealing bad faith--Syria's regime ranks among the chart-toppers worldwide. But ever since Syrian troops rolled into Lebanon as "peacekeepers" in 1976, and Damascus consolidated its domination via the ill-conceived 1989 Taif Agreement, the bizarre operating assumption, even in the democratic West, has been that occupation by Syria is somehow a formula for Lebanese "stability."
Hardly. Two great evils have come of it so far. The first is Syria's subletting of Lebanon to terrorist groups--most notoriously Hezbollah, which ranks number one among terrorist killers of Americans abroad, sends murderers into Israel, and has taken to threatening the United States directly. Hezbollah gets support and arms from Iran and Syria. What its thugs provide Damascus, in return, is the ability to threaten and attack Israel from bases just outside Syria's borders, deflecting blame from Damascus and making chronic trouble between Lebanon and Israel. That, in turn, plays as the chief pretext for Syria to stay in Lebanon, to promote yet more "peace" and "stability."
In truth, Lebanon, along with being a handy financial hub and luscious slice of seaside real estate, is also one of the prime factors that makes impoverished, wretched Syria a player of heft in the region, a colonial power cultivating trouble. If the United States really aims to produce peace in this part of the Middle East, the first road map to unfold would be the one showing the roads that could take Syria's occupation force of soldiers, secret police, and pet terrorists back to Damascus. How Bashar Assad's regime would survive that humiliation, with its accompanying loss of Lebanese tribute, is an interesting question. Maybe it wouldn't, and that, too, would be a step forward for the region.
The second evil of Syria's colonial venture is the internal corrosion of Lebanon, otherwise the most promising candidate in the region for Arab democracy. If you reach back to the days before Yasser Arafat arrived with his wrecking crew in the 1970s and the country descended into civil war, Lebanon held pride of place as the only Arab nation with democratic institutions. It was the Paris--or perhaps we might better say, the London--of the Middle East. That's what allowed a mix of Muslims, Christians, and related sects to work out their differences without killing each other and threatening their neighbors. This is a valuable legacy, deserving of protection it has not received. Lebanon's civil war ended in 1990, but Syria stayed on. The Israelis, who came in to shut down Arafat in 1982, withdrew their last troops in 2000, but Syria is still there--inviting fights over the disputed scrap of land called Shabaa Farms. And the squandering of Lebanon's true assets proceeds apace.
What are those assets? Unlike such carefully guarded gas stations as Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, Lebanon is famous for its cosmopolitan culture, liberal heritage, and the enterprise and skills of its people. In recent decades that has counted for little in the backroom barter and Nobel Peace-prize contests of Middle East politics. But one of the great insights of the Bush post-September 11 foreign policy is that stability and peace are built not on oil, but on free societies. By these lights, Lebanon contains treasure in greater abundance than anyplace else in the Middle East; something that for purposes of real progress is more valuable than oil. It's called human capital.
Last December, I visited Beirut, curious to see what kind of democratic opposition could be found. There are many such people--most of them Christian, but not all. Given Syria's ability to meddle in their lives, they were surprisingly outspoken, quite clear about the need for democratic self-rule, and they all warned that it was unwise for Washington to keep tolerating Syria's Baathist infestation of Lebanon. "What is taking place here is the advent of a police state," one lawyer told me. "We don't understand why the U.S. is accepting that Lebanon would vanish as an example of pluralism." They warned that all the trends were in the wrong direction. "You allow Syria to dominate the country in such a way as to create, later, monsters," a scholar told me.


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Part Time Job OpportunitiesRelief Switchboard Operator.The Buffalo Zoo has an opening for a RELIEF SWITCHBAORD OPERATOR. The duties include but are not limited to; responding to and directing all incoming telephone inquiries by providing general information about Zoo operations, or referring calls to appropriate employees/departments within the organization; acts as receptionist by greeting and assisting visitors/appointments and directs them to the appropriate employees/departments; monitors secured service gate to ensure only authorized entry onto Zoo grounds; coordinates mail and shipping/receiving functions; prepares daily reports; operates base radio unit. Must be able to work weekends and holidays.Candidates must have customer service experience and posses outstanding telecommunication skills.Applications/resumes should be sent toDJBMBuffalo Zoo300 Parkside Ave.Buffalo NY 14214No telephone call EOE
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Guest Service Associate (Admissions/Membership Sales/Ride Operations)Individuals must be personable, outgoing and demonstrate initiative. Individuals will be responsible for directing and processing guests through entrances in a safe and efficient manner, providing exceptional customer service and friendly sales assistance, acting as a host/hostess for ride operations while maintaining the safety and the well being of the visitors. Individuals will be responsible for providing information and insight into the advantages of becoming a Zoo member, as well as process new membership packages via computer. Familiarity with cash handling procedures & computer capabilities preferred.
Guest Service Associate (Concessions/Food Service)Individuals will be responsible for assisting visitors with food orders in a friendly, efficient manner, minor preparation of food orders, maintaining the cleanliness and safety of the work area and patio/picnic area, and for providing exceptional customer service at all times. Individuals must be personable, outgoing and demonstrate initiative. Familiarity with cash handling procedures preferred. Peak season hours will range from 20-25 hours. Availability to work weekends and holidays is required.
Gift ShopThe Buffalo Zoo does not operate or hire for the Gift Shop. SSA manages all three gift shops and should be contacted directly for applications and hiring status 716-837-3900 Ext 110.
GroundskeepersIndividuals will assist in the maintenance of clean, attractive, well-groomed grounds and buildings. Individuals will be handling various garden tools and equipment in the planting and caring of gardens and horticultural exhibits as well as be responsible for general litter and refuse disposal in and around buildings and walkways. Individuals must be 18 years of age and experience with garden equipment is preferred. Position will work 37-1/2 hours per week during peak season.
Education AssistantsTwelve individuals will be rotating through a variety of locations in the Zoo to assist patrons in the Delta Sonic Heritage Farm animal contact pens, the mock paleontological dig site called Bone Zone and the farm - themed playground. Assistants will work approximately 22-30 hrs/wk. Must be available holidays and weekends as required. Excellent customer service skills and some knowledge of animals required.
Summer Zoo Camp Assistants paid internshipSeven adult individuals will be required to supervise groups of campers during the Zoos seven-week summer day camp. Individuals will be responsible for overseeing the fun, safety, and well-being of campers. Summer Zoo Camp runs from July 6 - August 21, Mon. - Fri. Individuals must possess an enthusiastic outlook and upbeat, fun-loving personality. College students majoring in Education, Biology or related fields are encouraged to apply for this paid internship experience. Experience with children and classroom/group management is required.
Peak Season: Ability to work 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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All completed applications may be forwarded to: The Buffalo Zoo, 300 Parkside Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14214, Att: Human Resources or submitted directly to the Buffalo Zoos Parkside Gate.
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HOW TO APPLY FOR EMPLOYMENTWhen possible, the Zoo will fill job vacancies with qualified internal candidates. As necessary, vacant positions will be advertised in the newspaper, on the Buffalo Zoo web-site and in selected professional publications.Individuals interested in employment with the Zoo may obtain an application by contacting the Zoo at (716) 837-3900 Ext. 100 or applications may be obtained at the General Admissions Gate at the Switchboard or on line.DOWNLOAD EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION HERE. Completed applications/resumes may be mailed to:Buffalo Zoo(Att: Human Resources Dept.)300 Parkside AvenueBuffalo, NY 14214or returned to the General Admissions Gate. No phone calls please!All applications and resumes will be held on file for one year. These applications/resumes will be reviewed if an appropriate position becomes available.AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERThe Buffalo Zoo is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in its employment decisions on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, disability, veteran status, genetic predisposition, carrier status, sexual orientation, and all other categories covered under federal and local law.
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Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Moallem promised that the regime would respect the cease-fire and withdraw troops from urban centers in line with Annan's peace plan. However, the regime has so far ignored last week's deadline to get tanks and troops off the streets.
Instead, Syrian soldiers continued to pound rebellious areas with artillery after an initial lull of about one day at the start the truce. The ongoing attacks have dimmed hopes for Annan's plan.
Activists said regime forces fired mortar shells again at the central city of Homs, killing at least two civilians and sending thick gray smoke into the air as loud booms rang across residential areas. Homs has been battered by artillery for weeks, with just a brief respite at the start of the cease-fire.
The state news agency said two separate roadside bombs killed 10 members of the security forces and a civilian in northern Syria. SANA reported that six soldiers were killed and 11 wounded in a blast in the village of Mastouma in Idlib province, while a second explosion in the Aleppo region killed four members of the security forces and a civilian.
The attacks were a sign that both sides have violated the cease-fire and could prompt the regime to intensify its assault on rebellious areas. Syria's government has portrayed the uprising as a foreign-led conspiracy by terrorists and thugs.
Still Moallem insisted Syria is keeping its commitments. Syria will "continue to cooperate" with Annan's efforts, the Chinese Foreign Ministry quoted Moallem as saying after he met with his Chinese counterpart in Beijing.
Syria will "honor and implement Annan's six-point proposal, fulfill its cease-fire, troop withdrawal and other relevant commitments and begin cooperation with the U.N. monitoring team," Moallem said according to the statement.
China, Russia and Iran have been Syria's staunchest allies. U.N. Security Council members Russia and China have twice shielded the Assad regime from international condemnation, but also demanded that Syria comply with the Annan plan.
After Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told Moallem last week that Syria could do better, his Chinese counterpart, Yang Jiechi, urged his Syrian visitor Wednesday to make the Annan plan work.
Yang said he hoped Syria would "actively cooperate in putting in place the cease-fire monitoring mechanism, and sincerely embark on a process of inclusive political dialogue and reform to bring about a just, peaceful, and appropriate resolution to the Syrian question."
Yang's remarks were more pointed than in past, an indication that Beijing is looking for progress toward a reduction of violence that might dilute some of the criticism China has come under for blocking U.N. action on Syria.
Meanwhile, Ban, the U.N. chief, is intensifying efforts to get a large contingent of observers on the ground to salvage the truce. He said a team of 250 monitors, as originally envisioned, might not be sufficient for the job. He has also asked the European Union for planes and helicopters to make the mission more effective.
Moallem said in Beijing that Syria would be ready to provide helicopters, but made no reference to Ban's request to the EU.
"Syria is ready to make its air force available for the use of this delegation," Moallem said. "As we have understood, what is needed are helicopters to evacuate the injured. If that is the issue, then we have the capabilities in our air force to carry this out."
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180 min | Drama, Thriller
A junior barrister specializes in spiriting people out of tight legal corners.
Stars: David Tennant, Toby Kebbell, Gus Barry, Brid Brennan
Votes: 2,882
15. Our Zoo (2014 TV Mini-Series)
A drama series about the family who founded Chester Zoo in the 1930s.
Stars: Lee Ingleby, Liz White, Honor Kneafsey, Anne Reid
Votes: 640
16. Lip Service (2010– )
60 min | Drama
Lives, loves & lusts of Lipstick Lesbians in Scotland.
Creator: Harriet Braun | Stars: Fiona Button, Heather Peace, James Anthony Pearson, Natasha O'Keeffe
Votes: 2,680
17. Outcasts (2010– )
50 min | Drama, Sci-Fi
With Earth rapidly becoming uninhabitable, pioneers seek to colonize the harsh terrain of the planet Carpathia. 10 years later, the town of Forthaven faces danger as the planet's dark secrets are revealed.
Creator: Ben Richards | Stars: Hermione Norris, Daniel Mays, Amy Manson, Ashley Walters
Votes: 4,866
18. Pusher (I) (2012)
R | 89 min | Crime, Thriller
In London, a street dealer's life spins out of control over the course of one week after he borrows money from his supplier on what's supposed to be a sure thing.
Writer: Matthew Read | Director: Luis Prieto | Stars: Richard Coyle, Bronson Webb, Agyness Deyn, Zlatko Buric
Votes: 3,452
19. Zen (2011 TV Mini-Series)
270 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Detective Aurelio Zen brings justice to modern-day Italy.
Stars: Rufus Sewell, Caterina Murino, Stanley Townsend, Ben Miles
Votes: 2,283
20. That Day We Sang (2014 TV Movie)
89 min | Musical
Musical set in 1969, with flashbacks to 1929. A middle-aged couple find love after meeting on a TV programme about a choir they both sang in as children.
Writer: Victoria Wood | Director: Victoria Wood | Stars: Michael Ball, Imelda Staunton, Christopher Jordan, Conleth Hill
Votes: 169
21. The Best of Men (2012 TV Movie)
90 min | Biography
Towards the end of the second world war Dr Ludwig Guttmann, a brisk refugee from Nazi Germany, arrives at Stoke Mandeville hospital in Buckinghamshire and is appalled to find the partially ... See full summary »
Writer: Lucy Gannon | Director: Tim Whitby | Stars: George MacKay, Bee Bee Sanders, Leigh Quinn, Eddie Marsan
Votes: 577
22. Holy Flying Circus (2011 TV Movie)
89 min | Comedy, Drama
Tells the story of the outraged, and sometimes violent, response to 'The Life of Brian' the Monty Python movie that satirized the life of Jesus.
Writer: Tony Roche | Director: Owen Harris | Stars: Ben Crispin, Steve Punt, Charles Edwards, Rufus Jones
Votes: 1,174
23. Apparitions (2008 TV Mini-Series)
Action, Drama, Horror
Creator: Joe Ahearne | Stars: Martin Shaw, Rick Warden, Siobhan Finneran, John Shrapnel
Votes: 1,109
24. The Wolves of Kromer (1998)
82 min | Fantasy, Horror, Comedy
Once upon a time in the village of Kromer lived two beautiful young wolves. Cocksure Gabriel takes newcomer Seth under his paw and helps reconcile him to the vilification associated with ... See full summary »
Writers: Charles Lambert, Matthew Read | Director: Will Gould | Stars: Boy George, James Layton, Lee Williams, Margaret Towner
Votes: 615
25. Fiona's Story (2008 TV Movie)
92 min | Drama
Fiona fights to hold her family together after husband is accused of owning child pornography.
Writer: Kate Gabriel | Director: Adrian Shergold | Stars: Gina McKee, Jimi Mistry, Jeremy Northam, Rebecca Palmer
Votes: 90
26. Fallen (2004 TV Movie)
180 min | Drama, Mystery, Crime
Jason Shepherd awakens in hospital in an amnesiac state. Discovering that he is a police detective he tries to solve the mystery of how he came to lose his memory and uncovers some shocking truths.
Writer: Steve Griffiths | Director: Omar Madha | Stars: Jonathan Cake, Simone Lahbib, Kerrie Taylor, Gary Love
Votes: 50
27. The Making of 'Pusher' (2012)
89 min | Action
Writer: Matthew Read | Director: Luis Prieto | Stars: Zlatko Buric, Richard Coyle, Agyness Deyn, Mem Ferda
Votes: 7
28. The Abominable Snowman
Horror | Announced
An expedition sets off on a restricted trek and stumbles upon an ancient Yeti.
Writers: Jon Croker, Matthew Read
29. Phoo Action (2008 TV Movie)
60 min | Action, Comedy, Drama
The year is 2012 and only Buddhist kung-fu cop Terry Phoo and teenage ne'er-do-well Whitey Action can save London and the Nation as a whole from mutant criminals who are taking over.
Writers: Jamie Hewlett, Mat Wakeham, Peter Martin | Director: Euros Lyn | Stars: Eddie Shin, Jaime Winstone, Talulah Riley, Robert Craigs
Votes: 181
30. Behind the Scenes: Agatha Christie's Marple (2005 TV Movie)
25 min | Documentary
Director: Liz Elkington | Stars: Niamh Cusack, Ben Daniels, Jack Davenport, Jenni Falconer
Votes: 12
Agatha Christie's Marple (2004– )
A Murder Is Announced
94 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
The villagers of Chipping Cleghorn are summoned by a newspaper notice to the house of Letitia Blacklock, anticipating an evening of murder games. But things become all too real when an intruder is shot dead.
Writers: Agatha Christie, Stewart Harcourt | Director: John Strickland | Stars: Geraldine McEwan, Christian Coulson, Cherie Lunghi, Robert Pugh
Votes: 977
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell (2015– )
All the Mirrors of the World
Fantasy, History | Completed
Writer: Peter Harness | Director: Toby Haynes | Stars: Charlotte Riley, Eddie Marsan, Paul Kaye, Marc Warren
Wallander (2008– )
An Event in Autumn
Crime, Thriller
Whilst investigating the death of a pregnant girl who was pushed off a ferry, Wallander discovers a ten-year old skeleton in the garden of the house where he lives with girl-friend Vanja. ... See full summary »
Writers: Peter Harness, Henning Mankell | Director: Toby Haynes | Stars: Paula Videniece, Georg Nikoloff, Harry Kershaw, Matthew Hickey
Votes: 373
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell (2015– )
Fantasy, History | Completed
Writer: Peter Harness | Director: Toby Haynes | Stars: Charlotte Riley, Eddie Marsan, Paul Kaye, Marc Warren
Wallander (2008– )
Before the Frost
Crime, Thriller
An elderly woman is murdered in a wood by a man she saw setting fire to swans. He buries her corpse with a bible annotating the book of Revelations and from his finger-prints he is ... See full summary »
Writers: Peter Harness, Henning Mankell | Director: Charles Martin | Stars: Paul Andrew Williams, Cecilia Hjalmarsson, Rebekah Staton, Kenneth Branagh
Votes: 256
Agatha Christie's Marple (2004– )
By the Pricking of My Thumbs
102 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Miss Marple joins forces with Tommy and Tuppence Beresford to find the murderer of Tommy's Aunt Ada.
Writers: Stewart Harcourt, Agatha Christie | Director: Peter Medak | Stars: Geraldine McEwan, Chloe Pennington, Oliver Jordan, Anthony Andrews
Votes: 847
Zen (2011– )
Crime, Drama, Mystery
Playboy Umberto Ruspanti falls from a bridge, an apparent suicide but minister Colonna asks Zen to investigate and he finds the dead man's flat was ransacked. His last diary entry read AOC ... See full summary »
Writers: Michael Dibdin, Simon Burke | Director: Christopher Menaul | Stars: Rufus Sewell, Caterina Murino, Ben Miles, Stanley Townsend
Votes: 188
Our Zoo (2014– )
Episode #1.1
Drama | Filming
In 1930 George Mottershead, still tormented by memories of the Great War, where his brother died, is collecting supplies from Liverpool docks for his father Albert's shop when he sees an ... See full summary »
Writers: Matt Charman, Adam Kemp | Director: Andy De Emmony | Stars: Lee Ingleby, Honor Kneafsey, Richard Bremmer, Amelia Clarkson
Votes: 40
Last Tango in Halifax (2012– )
Episode #1.1
Alan, on farm, re-unites with childhood sweetheart "glamorous" Celia, learns his late wife kept them apart. Celia's daughter Caroline insults Alan's Gillian and lets husband John move back in.
Writer: Sally Wainwright | Director: Euros Lyn | Stars: Anne Reid, Sarah Lancashire, Edward Ashley, Nicola Walker
Votes: 56
Peaky Blinders (2013– )
Episode #1.1
58 min | Drama
In Birmingham just after the Great War trenches veteran Thomas Shelby leads his gang, the Peaky Blinders, so named as they carry lethal razors in their peaked caps, who make money from ... See full summary »
Creator: Steven Knight | Director: Otto Bathurst | Stars: Cillian Murphy, Sam Neill, Helen McCrory, Paul Anderson
Votes: 638
Apparitions (2008– )
Episode #1.1
59 min | Action, Drama, Horror
Father Jacob is approached for help with an exorcism by a young girl who believes her father is possessed. Meawhile, one of Jacob's students who was once cured of leprosy by Mother Theresa is expelled by the Church for his homosexuality and falls victim to a larger demonic conspiracy.
Creator: Joe Ahearne | Director: Joe Ahearne | Stars: Martin Shaw, Shaun Dooley, Elyes Gabel, Michelle Joseph
Votes: 52
Lip Service (2010– )
Episode #1.1
Gay photographer Frankie Alan returns to her native Glasgow after a two year absence to be met by straight best friend Jay. Carol, the aunt who brought her up on her parents' deaths, has ... See full summary »
Writer: Harriet Braun | Director: John McKay | Stars: Ruta Gedmintas, India Wadsworth, Emun Elliott, Laura Fraser
Votes: 60
Tatau (2015– )
Episode #1.1
60 min | Mystery, Sci-Fi
Londoners Kyle Connor and Pete "Budgie" Griffiths travel to the Cook Islands for an eagerly anticipated holiday. But when they drink a traditional local hallucinogen Kyle begins seeing visions of a beautiful woman in a red dress.
Creator: Richard Zajdlic | Director: Wayne Yip | Stars: Joe Layton, Theo Barklem-Biggs, Cian Elyse White, Rangimoana Taylor
Votes: 35
Outcasts (2010– )
Episode #1.1
Drama, Sci-Fi
Carpathia awaits the arrival of a transporter from Earth. A leader amongst the Expeditionaries wants to break away from the settlement. And a secret lies beyond the gates of Forthaven.
Creator: Ben Richards | Director: Bharat Nalluri | Stars: Liam Cunningham, Hermione Norris, Daniel Mays, Amy Manson
Votes: 132
Our Zoo (2014– )
Episode #1.2
Drama | Filming
George receives more animals for his zoo as well as rescuing a fox from a hunt led by vicar Aaron Webb. Muriel is befriended by Lady Katherine whilst Lucy is still negative about the move. ... See full summary »
Writers: Matt Charman, Adam Kemp | Director: Andy De Emmony | Stars: Lee Ingleby, Ralf Little, Nigel Betts, Honor Kneafsey
Votes: 30
Last Tango in Halifax (2012– )
Episode #1.2
Alan and Celia test sportscar and hold engagement party. Gillian tells son Raff secret of his dad's fatal accident, and copes with amorous Paul. Caroline faces rumors of kissing teacher Kate; husband John faces visit of lover Judith.
Writer: Sally Wainwright | Director: Euros Lyn | Stars: Anne Reid, Nicola Walker, Derek Jacobi, Sarah Lancashire
Votes: 47
Peaky Blinders (2013– )
Episode #1.2
58 min | Drama
Thomas continues dating Grace, barmaid at the Garrison pub, unaware that she has been planted by Campbell to spy on his activities. At a country fair outside the city Thomas gets into a ... See full summary »
Creator: Steven Knight | Director: Otto Bathurst | Stars: Cillian Murphy, Sam Neill, Helen McCrory, Paul Anderson
Votes: 535
Lip Service (2010– )
Episode #1.2
After a night of passion Lou gets Tess a job as a runner on her show but asks her to keep their affair a secret. Tess asks her to dinner to meet Cat and Cat's brother Ed but Lou fails to ... See full summary »
Writer: Harriet Braun | Director: John McKay | Stars: Roxanne McKee, Fiona Button, Ruta Gedmintas, Laura Fraser
Votes: 40
Apparitions (2008– )
Episode #1.2
59 min | Action, Drama, Horror
Father Jacob realizes that his work is putting his friends in danger and decides to confront the possessed homeless man that murdered and skinned his student. Meanwhile, Cardinal Bukovak ... See full summary »
Creator: Joe Ahearne | Director: Joe Ahearne | Stars: Martin Shaw, Shaun Dooley, Rick Warden, Luigi Diberti
Votes: 39
Peaky Blinders (2013– )
Episode #1.3
56 min | Drama
Thomas is approached by two IRA members anxious to buy the guns, though he is careful not to commit himself. Grace, who has overheard, follows the Irishmen and ends up shooting one in ... See full summary »
Creator: Steven Knight | Director: Otto Bathurst | Stars: Cillian Murphy, Sam Neill, Helen McCrory, Paul Anderson
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VATICAN CITY – Pope Benedict XVI called for an "end to the bloodshed" in Syria and denounced the "savage" violence in Africa on Tuesday, even as Nigeria witnessed a Christmas attack on Christians.
Speaking in his traditional Christmas message, the pope touched on several other of the world's conflict zones.
A capacity crowd of 40,000 pilgrims filled the vast St Peter's Square to hear the 85-year-old pope, resplendent in red vestments, deliver the "Urbi et Orbi" (To the City and to the World) message.
Speaking from the balcony of St Peter's Basilica, the pope called for a return to peace in Nigeria, where he said "savage acts of terrorism continue to reap victims, particularly among Christians."
As he spoke, news was filtering in of a deadly attack there.
Gunmen attacked a church in the northern state of Yobe during a Christmas Eve service, killing six people, including the pastor, before setting the building ablaze.
It was the latest attack blamed on the radical Islamist sect Boko Haram, which has repeatedly targeted churches during times of worship, including multiple attacks last year on Christmas Day.
The pope also prayed for peace in Syria, whose people have been "deeply wounded and divided by a conflict which does not spare even the defenceless and reaps innocent victims."
In a message watched by millions around the world, he called "for an end to the bloodshed… and dialogue in the pursuit of a political solution to the conflict."
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In Indonesia, more than 200 Muslims threw rotten eggs at Christians wanting to hold a Christmas mass outside Jakarta, police said.
Around a hundred Christian worshippers had gathered for the mass near the spot where they hoped to build a church but saw the project barred by district government and community members.
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"Only justice and peace in the Holy Land can reestablish balance and stability in the region and in the world," Patriarch Fuad Twal told worshippers in the West Bank city, the traditional birthplace of Jesus.
"From this holy place, I invite politicians and men of good will to work with determination for peace and reconciliation that encompasses Palestine and Israel in the midst of all the sufferings in the Middle East," Twal said.
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Irish Coffee: What next for Danny Ainge's Celtics?
Posted By Ben Rohrbach On July 2, 2013 @ 8:05 am In General | 13 Comments
Doc Rivers [1] is gone. Come July 12, Paul Pierce [2], Kevin Garnett [3] and Jason Terry [4] aren't walking through that door. Even Terrence Williams got the boot. And so begins the next chapter in Celtics lore.
Strap in, because this may take a while. The previous rebuilding phase lasted 22 years, and Kris Humphries is involved this time around. A locker room shared by the former Mr. Kardashian and Rajon Rondo [5] might just ignite enough toxicity to blow these Celtics up from the inside out. That's one option, I guess.
At least C's president of basketball operations Danny Ainge acquired a handful of building blocks, adding an additional first-round draft pick in four of the next five seasons and clearing cap space in 2014. Whatever else he accomplishes over the next couple months, it will all be done with an eye toward next summer.
As a result, don't expect a Josh Smith to join the Celtics during the NBA's free-agency period that began on Monday. Ainge admitted as much when introducing "not star" rookie 7-footers Kelly Olynyk and Colton Iverson.
Sure, the Celtics could chase a sign-and-trade deal for Smith, ink Rondo's high school roommate to double-digit millions and let a handful of wildly entertaining sixth-seeded seasons commence, but that wouldn't get them much closer to the only thing that matters around here: An 18th banner. As Ainge said, "This is the Boston Celtics [6]."
Of course, Ainge also said, "We are not tanking. That's ridiculous." So, what exactly is he doing?
First, he's cutting costs. By trading Garnett and Terry, Ainge eliminated $7.4 million guaranteed from the C's 2014-15 salary structure (taking back Gerald Wallace [7]'s three-year, $30.3 million deal hurts). Now, on top of Olynyk's rookie deal, they owe $51.2 million guaranteed in 2014-15 [8] to Rondo ($12.9 million), Wallace ($10.1M) Jeff Green [9] ($9.5M), Brandon Bass [10] ($6.9M), Courtney Lee [11] ($5.5M), Avery Bradley [12] ($3.6M), Jared Sullinger ($1.4M) and Fab Melo ($1.3M).
That's not a ton of wiggle room under a projected 2014-15 salary cap of $62.1 million ($75.7M luxury tax threshold), but it's a start.
Expect Ainge to shop both Bass and Lee this summer for expiring contracts that could clear another $12.4 million next summer. A one-for-one deal involving Wallace is too much for the Celtics to ask.
Likewise, plenty has been made of dealing Rondo, but Ainge has publicly backed the three-time All-Star as a centerpiece for the future and essentially made Rondo un-tradeable based on the C's asking price. Nobody is going to offer a Kevin Love [13] for a recovering point guard who's been rumored as a coach killer all summer.
However, if Rondo returns to form as an elite player, especially without Pierce and KG by his side, then Ainge will have more leverage both at the trade deadline and next summer, when the point guard's $12.9 million salary in 2014-15 could once again look like one of the game's best bargains.
That's why Ainge has been taking this angle since the Nets [14] trade: "If Wilt Chamberlain [15] and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar [16] are tradeable, then I guess everyone is tradeable, but there are guys we're not looking to move right now."
Whether or not Rondo plays nice with his new coach and emerges as a leader on a young team clearly in a transitional phase may also go a long way in whether Ainge wants to trade or build around him.
"Timing is everything," said Ainge, deflecting a slew of questions about the still pending deal with Brooklyn. "It's always easy to say what your plan is and what you want to do, but you've got to have other teams willing to do things to help you fulfill your plan." The same applies to Rondo, who remains the C's greatest asset.
Ideally, Rondo and Sullinger take their sweet time recovering from their surgeries; Wallace plays himself into trade bait; Green and Bradley take steps toward consistency; The Portland (Maine) Skyline of Melo, Olynyk and Iverson all show signs of development; and the Celtics still maximize their Ping Pong balls in the 2014 NBA draft lottery.
Because, as Ainge said, "Next year's draft we don't really see as loaded. We see it as top-heavy. There will be more impact players next year. … We always feel quality over quantity is important."
(Actually, the ultimate ideal scenario for Ainge also involves some sort of open rebellion against Jason Kidd [17] that leads to Nets Armageddon and a second 2014 lottery pick for the C's, but that's probably a long shot.)
Kansas freshman wing Andrew Wiggins, Duke freshman wing Jabari Parker and Kentucky freshman big Julius Randle headline a 2014 draft class that's being dubbed the league's best since 2003, when LeBron James [18], Celtics legend Darko Milicic [19], Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade [20] filled out the top five.
That trio and perhaps a handful more are "quality," and they make tanking worthwhile when the alternative could mean treading water for two decades. Within four years of that 2003 draft, Wade won a title, James reached the NBA finals [21] and both Anthony and Bosh had led their teams back to the playoffs.
(Oddly, Milicic was the first of the five to win a ring, but he barely played on that 2003-04 Pistons squad.)
Suddenly, rebuilding around a 19-year-old phenom, an All-Star point guard (or Rondo's trade replacement), Green, Sullinger and eight more first-round draft picks (or their return in trades) doesn't seem so bad, especially when the Celtics will have plenty of cap room to sign free agents and facilitate trades.
'The reason that the payroll is important is not just for dollars," said Ainge. "It's also for flexibility. With the new CBA, being under the cap is a great advantage, being under the tax is a competitive advantage. It's an asset to be there. You have more flexibility. You can do trades easier. You have more money to spend on free agents and exceptions and so forth, so it's a competitive advantage as well as just dollars.'
Of course, the Ping Pong balls haven't always been kind to the Celtics, in which case Ainge would still have an All-Star in his late 20's, a 2014 lottery pick and plenty of assets to be a player on the trade market — just as he did in Year 5 of his last rebuilding project, when he acquired Garnett and Ray Allen [22] in 2007.
Despite the emotional difficulty of trading the brains (Rivers), face (Pierce) and heart (Garnett) of the franchise, there is a benefit to acquiring first-round draft picks and expiring contracts for an aging core.
'We're in a much better position than we were when I got here 10 years ago, when we had to do it in pieces and move at a slower pace,' said Ainge. 'Our objective is to do it less painful and with more speed and more pace. I think that we're in a better position moving forward right now with some of our younger core players as well.'
Tanking or not, Ainge can call it whatever he likes, but this summer isn't about the 2013-14 Boston Celtics [23] at all.
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[2] Paul Pierce: http://media.weei.com/basketball/paul-pierce.htm
[3] Kevin Garnett: http://media.weei.com/basketball/kevin-garnett.htm
[4] Jason Terry: http://media.weei.com/basketball/jason-terry.htm
[5] Rajon Rondo: http://media.weei.com/basketball/rajon-rondo.htm
[6] This is the Boston Celtics: https://twitter.com/GwashNBAGlobe/status/351774168578146305
[7] Gerald Wallace: http://media.weei.com/basketball/gerald-wallace.htm
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[9] Jeff Green: http://media.weei.com/basketball/jeff-green.htm
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[13] Kevin Love: http://media.weei.com/basketball/kevin-love.htm
[14] the Nets: http://media.weei.com/basketball/new-jersey-nets.htm
[15] Wilt Chamberlain: http://media.weei.com/basketball/wilt-chamberlain.htm
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[17] Jason Kidd: http://media.weei.com/basketball/jason-kidd.htm
[18] LeBron James: http://media.weei.com/basketball/lebron-james.htm
[19] Darko Milicic: http://media.weei.com/basketball/darko-milicic.htm
[20] Dwyane Wade: http://media.weei.com/basketball/dwyane-wade.htm
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I dunno, I just never saw what the big deal about Halo was in the first place. From all the screenshots I have seen of this game I just was never impressed, it looks way too cartoonish to me with bland textures and I just see nothing innovative about it at all. Now I hear it runs crappy too, there is nothing complicated in the rendering to make it run like that. I never considered buying it for a minute. If Halo's your thing, go for it I guess, but it doesn't ring my bell. Of course that's just my opinion. People in this thread have said, "it's not boring like Unreal 2". Don't get that either, Unreal 2 was anything but boring to me. I guess if some people aren't fragging every second of a game, it's boring. That's not what I play games for. The rendering in Halo can't even begin to compare with Unreal 2, not even close. I hear the sound in Halo is supposed to be good, but again, Unreal 2 has probably the best sound (to produce the atmosphere) of any game I have played so far. There are so many multiplayer's around (frag, frag, and frag some more) that they seem to have forgotten or just do not know how to appreciate a good single player game. These comments are from a person who plays single player games only, I just have no use for multiplayer (I know I'm in the minority). Now multiplayer is boring to me. To each his own.
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Gutterson Fieldhouse
|Burlington, Vermont
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|200 x 90 ft (hockey)
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|Vermont Catamounts, men's and women's ice hockey
Gutterson Fieldhouse is a 4,035-seat hockey arena in Burlington, Vermont. It is home to the Vermont Catamounts men's and women's ice hockey teams. It is the largest indoor arena in the state of Vermont. It is adjacent to Patrick Gymnasium at the school's athletic complex. It is named for Albert Gutterson, class of 1912, the school's first Olympian. He set an Olympic record with a 7.60 meter long jump, beating, among others, the great Jim Thorpe.
The barrel-vaulted arena opened in 1963, originally seating 3,335. It was expanded to its current capacity in 1990. The hockey team has played host to exhibitions with the Soviet Union national ice hockey team, Russia women's national ice hockey team, and United States men's national ice hockey team and United States women's national ice hockey team. It was the venue for the first women's hockey game ever nationally televised in the US (in 1997, a pre-Olympic game between Canada and the United States in the Four Nations Cup), and between 1995 and 2000, and again in 2002, it was the preseason training camp site of the New York Rangers. (The Hartford Whalers had previously held their 1992 and 1993 training camps there.)
On March 30, 2012 at 2 PM Eastern Standard Time, President Barack Obama made his very first public appearance in the State of Vermont at the Gutterson Fieldhouse.
The Vermont Principal's Association (VPA) also has held the boys' and girls' high school state ice hockey championships at the venue since 1976 (boys) and 2011 (girls).[1]
Gutterson Fieldhouse, along with Cairns Arena in nearby South Burlington served as venues for the 2012 IIHF Women's World Championship.
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Marywood University welcomed the following new faculty for the 2013-14 academic year:
College of Health and Human Services
Barbara Higgins, Ph.D. is the chair of the nursing department. In addition to her administrative responsibilities, she is teaching in the BSN program. Dr. Higgins is a women's health nurse practitioner with specialization in the areas of urogynecology and menopausal transition. She is a member of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. She earned a Ph.D. in child and family studies at the University of Maine
Helen Battisti, Ph.D., R.D. is an assistant professor in the nutrition and dietetics department. Dr. Battisti authored a research study titled, "Healthy as a Horse," examining the effect of an equine assisted learning program's ability to influence weight management in children ages 6-11. She is a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, New York State Dietetic Association, and the Southern Tier Dietetics Association. She earned a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York at Binghamton; and a master of science degree in foods and nutrition and Ph.D. in human development/health promotion from Marywood University.
Amy Tomasko, M.S., R.D., is a clinical instructor in the nutrition and dietetics department. Her research areas include community nutrition, nutrition education and sports nutrition. She earned a bachelor of science in nutrition sciences from the Pennsylvania State University and a master of science in nutrition from Marywood University.
Julio Ramos, M.D., FACR, is the medical director for the Human Physiology Lab. Dr. Ramos is a physician with Professional Orthopaedics Assoc. Ltd., in Scranton and is the subspecialty associate program director for the Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education, as well as a member of the clinical faculty for the Commonwealth Medical College in Scranton. He is a member of the International Society for clinical Densitometry, American College of Rheumatology and an associate member of the American College of Physicians and the Pennsylvania Medical Society. He earned his Doctor of Medicine from the Ross University School of Medicine, Dominca, West Indies.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Business Department
James Biagi, J.D., C.P.A. is an assistant professor of accounting in the business program. He is a partner in the law firm Dickover, Donnelly, Donovan, and Biagi, and has been a trial attorney for the Office of Chief Counsel for the IRS. Dr. Biagi received his bachelor of business administration degree from Pace University, a juris doctor from SUNY Buffalo Law School, and is a certified public accountant.
Monica Law, Ph.D. is an assistant professor (pro-rata) of management in the business department. Dr. Law has a bachelor of science in radiological sciences from UNLV; a master of education in education leader from UNLV; and a doctor of philosophy learning and performance systems, with an emphasis in HR/Training and Development for the Pennsylvania State University.
Ellen Sherwood, M.B.A. is an instructor in the business department. She received her bachelor of science from the University of Alberta and a master of business administration from the University of Michigan. Prior to teaching, she established a successful career in advertising, marketing, and business development.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Philosophy Department
Aaron Simmons, Ph.D. is an assistant professor of philosophy. His interest areas include ethical theory, bioethics, environmental philosophy, and animal studies. He is working on a book on the moral standing and mental capacities of animals as well as a series of papers on the moral importance of empathy. He earned his bachelor degree from Oberlin College, with double majors in Philosophy and Environmental Studies; and his master of arts degree and doctorate degree in philosophy from Bowling Green State University.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Religious Studies Department
Tammy Amossen, M.Th. is a pro-rata instructor in the religious studies department. She earned her bachelor of science degree from Texas Tech University, and her master of theological studies from the University of Dallas, Dallas, Texas.
Melinda Krokus, M.Div., Ph.D. (ABD) is an instructor in the religious studies department. She earned a bachelor's degree with a double major in religious studies and conservation ecology from Prescott College in Arizona; a master of divinity degree from Harvard Divinity School, and is currently a Ph.D. candidate, ABD, in the Boston University professors program. She is completing her dissertation, titled, "The Poetic Body: Knowledge and Love in a Transnational Sufi Order."
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Science Department
Craig Bowe, Ph.D. is an assistant professor of chemistry. He previously served as an examiner for the International Baccalaureate Organization of the United Kingdom and in his most recent position served as chief scientist for the department of environment health services of the ministry of the environment, commonwealth of the Bahamas. Dr. Bowe received his bachelor degree in chemistry from Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama, and his Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of South Florida.
Steven Reggie, D.C. is a clinical assistant professor in the science department. Dr. Reggie completed his pre-chiropractic studies at LCCC and the University of Scranton, and he earned his doctor of chiropractic degree from Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas. He has been in practice as a chiropractor since 1994.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Social Science Department
Samantha Christiansen, Ph.D. is an assistant professor in the social sciences department. She earned a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Colorado; a master's degree in world history; a graduate certificate in women's studies and a Ph.D. in world history from Northeastern University.
Insalaco College of Creative and Performing Arts
Niko Kallianiotis, M.F.A. is an assistant professor (pro-Rata) in photography in the department of visual arts. He is working on a personal documentary book project about his experience of returning to the Greek community in Astoria, N.Y. His interest and research areas are portrait and documentary photography from the 1930s to the present. Mr. Kallianiotis received his bachelor of fine arts degree in photography from Marywood University and his master of fine arts in photography and video and related media from the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
Catherine Bolton, M.S., is an assistant professor (pro-rata) in advertising/public relations in the communication arts department. She is past president and chief operating officer for the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). Throughout her career, she held various directorial roles at Akzo Nobel Salt, WNET Public Television, and the Princess Grace Foundation and served as the national manager of public relations at Six Flags Corporation. She received her master of science degree from Syracuse University, Newhouse School of Communication Management
Paul Sevensky, M.A. is an assistant professor and co-director of the advertising/public relations program of the communication arts department. He has been in the advertising and public relations industry for more than 30 years and has been an adjunct instructor at Marywood University. He is faculty advisor for the Marywood Chapter of American Advertising Federation (AAF). He earned his bachelor of arts degree in journalism and communications from Point Park University, Pittsburgh, and his master of arts degree in communication arts from Marywood University.
Music Theatre and Dance
Paulette Merchel, Ph.D. is an associate professor and director of theatre for the music, theatre, and dance department. After receiving her bachelor's degree from Marywood, she went on to earn her M.A. in Theatre Arts from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Binghamton, pursued her M.A./Ph.D. in comparative literature at SUNY Stony Brook, and then earned her Ph.D. in Mass Media and Communication from Temple University. She has taught at Skidmore College, SUNY Stony Brook, and Marywood University where she was, at first, a lecturer in public speaking while also teaching speech and dramatic arts at West Scranton High School. Before joining Marywood's faculty, she taught at West for 20 years. During her subsequent 19-year tenure at Marywood, she produced 26 plays and directed nearly 30 dramas, comedies, and musicals, plus eleven plays in her favorite genre: children's theatre. Dr. Merchel has returned to Marywood this year as the director of the theatre program.
Linn McDonald, M.Ed., is an instructor (pro-Rata) and director of the dance minor degree program. She is the founder of "Dance Elan," the first pre-professional dance company at Marywood University and recently began the Green Ridge Youth Theatre, a program that offers children the opportunity to perform in full-length musical productions. She received a bachelor's degree in communication arts from Marywood University and a master of education degree in dance from Temple University. She is the owner and director of Linn McDonald School of Dance in Scranton.
School of Architecture
Patrick Martin, M.Arch. is a per annum member of the faculty in the school of architecture. He has been instrumental in formulating new pedagogies and learning modalities for first and third year design studios, courses in building assemblies and digital fabrication. He earned his undergraduate and master of architecture degrees from Norwich University.
Margaret McManus, M.Arch is an assistant professor in the School of Architecture. She earned her bachelor of science in Architecture from the University of Virginia and her master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. She is a registered architect and a member of the American Institute of Architects, LEED Accredited Professional, and NCARB.
Miguel Angel Calvo Salvo, M.Arch., Ph.D. (ABD) is an assistant professor in the School of Architecture. He is a recipient of an Erasmus Fellowship for study at the School of Architecture at the Polytechnic University of Milan and is currently ABD in his Ph.D. studies in Architecture at the University A Coruna, Spain. He is a registered architect in Spain where his work has been extensive and award winning. He received his master of architecture degree from Escuela Technica Superior de Architecture de Madrid.
The Reap College of Education and Human Development
Shirley Samson, Ph.D. is an assistant professor of psychology and counseling. Her research interests are social psychology, group processes, and intergroup relations. Her specific research interests are in uncertainty-identity theory, social identity theory, stereotype content model, entitativity (the "groupiness" characteristic of a group), and the impressions of groups and their leaders from both an intergroup and intragroup context. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Kent at Canterbury.
Andrea Novak, M.A. is a clinical assistant professor, as well as the chairperson and graduate program director in the department of communication science and disorders. She also is advisor for the university chapter of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Her clinical areas of interest lie in adult cognition/neurogenic, supervision, phonology, and swallowing disorders.
She earned her bachelor of science degree from Marywood University and her master of arts degree from Edinboro University. She is a PA licensed Speech-Language Pathologist who is certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Mary Margaret Mazzaccaro, M.S. is a clinical instructor in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Her interests lie in cognitive rehabilitation, communication with ventilator dependent and/or tracheotomy patients, and child speech and language disorders. She received her master of science degree in Audiology and Speech Pathology from Florida State University.
Sheri Ann Skrutski, Au.D., is a clinical instructor in the communication sciences and disorders department. Her interests lie in pediatric and geriatric diagnostic and rehabilitative areas of Audiology. She received her bachelor of science degree from Marywood University in Communication Disorders. She earned her master of science degree in audiology from Bloomsburg University, and her clinical doctorate in audiology from the University of Florida.
Renee S. Jourdanais, M.S. is a clinical instructor in the communication sciences and disorders department. She is the clinic director for the on-campus clinic. Her professional interests include supervision as well as individuals with cleft palate/craniofacial anomalies, dyspraxia, and aphasia. She received a bachelor of science degree in communication sciences and disorders from Marywood University, and a master of science degree in speech-language pathology from Nazareth College, Rochester, N.Y.
Amy Wincek, M.S. is a clinical instructor in the communication sciences and disorders department. She received her bachelor degree from the College of Notre Dame and her master of science degree at Wilkes University. Her interests are in Early Childhood and Middle Level Education and Supervision, and Teacher Preparation.
David Isgan, MHS, PA-C, is a clinical instructor in the physician assistant program. His interests include physical assessment, infection prevention, patient safety, patient education, cultural awareness, and interprofessional education. He received his bachelor of science degree in psychology with a concentration in neuroscience from King's College. He earned his bachelor of science in physician assistant studies from Marywood University and completed his national certification as a physician assistant in 2001. He obtained a master of health science degree from Drexel University.


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"A Prostitution Alike of Matter and Spirit": Anti-War Discourses in Children's Literature and Childhood Culture Before and During World War I
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Histories of the First World War have regularly implicated children's literature in boys' eagerness to enlist in the first two years of that conflict. While undoubtedly the majority of children's books, comics and magazines did espouse nationalistic, jingoistic and martial attitudes, there were alternative stories and environments. Looking at the publications, organisations and educational establishments that opposed the war and resisted the Germanophobia that began to dominate public discourse at the start of the twentieth century casts new light on some of the challenges and dilemmas facing a proportion of boys as they decided whether or not to join up. Additionally, the fact that there were alternative discourses is a reminder that not all readers would have responded in the same way to the same texts. Three areas are considered: children's stories and pamphlets produced by Quakers and peace societies; left-wing publications, especially those associated with Socialist Sunday Schools; and two of the first progressive schools in Britain.
- Abbotsholmian, The. (1900–1950). Uttoxeter: Abbotsholme School.
- Abbotsholme School Magazine. (1900–1950). Uttoxeter: Abbotsholme School.
- Bootham. (1909–1949). York: Bootham School.
- Brock, Peter (1971) Pacifism in Europe to 1914. Princeton University Press, Princeton
- Child's Socialist Reader, The. (1907). London: The Twentieth Century Press.
- Children's Treasury of Peace, The. (c. 1890). Wisbech: Wisbech Local Peace Association.
- Clarke, IF (1997) Great War with Germany, 1890–1940: Fictions and Fantasies of the War-to-Come. University of Chicago Press, Chicago
- Davin, Anna (1996) Growing Up Poor: Home, School and Street in London 1870–1914. Rivers Oram Press, London
- Eby, Cecil Degrotte (1987) The Road to Armageddon: The Martial Spirit in English Popular Literature, 1870–1914. Duke University Press, Durham
- Fussell, Paul. (2000/1975). The Great War and Modern Memory. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Giesbers, JHGI (1970) Cecil Reddie and Abbotsholme: A Forgotten Pioneer and his Creation. Nijmegen, Druk
- Golding, Harry. (1915). War in Dollyland (A Book and a Game). Photography Albert Friend. London: Ward, Lock & Co.
- Hawley, E. J. (c. 1902). The Toy Soldier: A Children's Peace Story. Leicester: Leicester Peace Society.
- Hazell, AP (1907) The Red Catechism for Socialist Children. Twentieth Century Press, London
- Humphreys, Stephen (1981) Hooligans or Rebels? An Oral History of Working-Class Childhood and Youth 1889–1939. Basil Blackwell, Oxford
- James, William. (1906). The Moral Equivalent of War. Address given at Stamford University. Accessed May 17, 2012, from http://www.constitution.org/wj/meow.htm.
- Josepha, Mary, Princess, Daughter of Alfred, King of the Belgians. (1917). Princess Marie-José's Children's Book. London: Cassell and Co.
- King Alfred School Magazine. (December, 1917). King Alfred School Archive (Ref. 9820/R4/1917).
- Leith, Sam. (2009, April 25). Writing in Terms of Pleasure: Interview with A. S. Byatt. The Guardian. Accessed June 5, 2012, from http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2009/apr/25/as-byatt-interview.
- Malleson, Miles (1922) Paddly Pools: A Little Fairy Play. Hendersons, London
- O'Sullivan, Emer (1990) Friend and Foe: The Image of Germany and the Germans in British Children's Fiction from 1870 to the Present. G. Narr Verlag, Tübingen
- Oakes, John (2009) Kitchener's Lost Boys: From the Playing Fields to the Killing Fields. The History Press, Stroud
- Observer, The. Vols XXXI–LV. (1889–1949). York: Bootham School.
- Orwell, George. (2001/1940). My Country Right or Left. In Orwell's England: The Road to Wigan Pier in the Context of Essays, Reviews, Letters and Poems (pp. 242–248). London: Penguin.
- Prospectus. (1907). London: King Alfred School.
- Quaker Schools in Great Britain and Ireland: A Selective Bibliography of Histories and Guides to Records. (n.d.). London: Library of the Religious Society of Friends.
- Reynolds, Kimberley (2009) Words About War for Boys: Representations of Soldiers and Conflict in Writing for Children before World War I. Children's Literature Association Quarterly 34: pp. 255-271 CrossRef
- Rocke, Muriel. (1917). In Days Gone By. King Alfred School Magazine, pp. 85–87. King Alfred School Archive (Ref. 9820/R4/1917).
- Rose, Jonathan (2001) The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes. Yale University Press, New Haven
- Russell, John (1914) The School of War. King Alfred School, London
- Russell, John. (November, 1916). Headmaster's Report. London: King Alfred School Society.
- Vansittart, Peter (1984) Voices: 1870–1914. Jonathan Cape, London
- Ward, Paul (1998) Red Flag and Union Jack: Englishness, Patriotism and the British Left, 1881–1924. The Royal Historical Society, London
- Wells, H. G. (1911). Floor Games. Illus. J. R. Sinclair. London: Frank Palmer.
- Wells, H. G. (1913). Little Wars: A Game for Boys of Twelve Years to One Hundred and Fifty and for that More Intelligent Sort of Girl Who Likes Games and Books. Illus. J. R. Sinclair. London: Frank Palmer.
- Wells, H. G. (1914). The War that will End War. London: F. & C. Palmer. Accessed April 17, 2012, from http://archive.org/details/warthatwillendwa00welluoft.
- Wells, H. G. (1917). Master Anthony and the Zeppelin. In Mary Josepha (Ed.), Princess Marie-José's Children's Book (pp. 14–16). London: Cassell and Co.
- Young Socialist, The. Bound Volumes for 1907; 1912; 1913; 1914; 1915.
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- "A Prostitution Alike of Matter and Spirit": Anti-War Discourses in Children's Literature and Childhood Culture Before and During World War I
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Children's Literature in Education
Volume 44, Issue 2 , pp 120-139
- Cover Date
- 2013-06-01
- 10.1007/s10583-012-9179-y
- Print ISSN
- 0045-6713
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1693
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Pacifism
- Peace societies
- Progressive schools
- Socialist Sunday Schools
- Quakers
- Conscientious Objectors
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- 1. School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, UK


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This true tale of gritty, gutsy girls is long on sex and drugs, short on rock and roll. Continue reading
Bitch Slap
Director Rick Jacobson's filthy girlsploitation flick is what it is: proudly, awesomely bad. Continue reading
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant
Director Paul Weitz goes for good dumb fun but misses the mark on "good" and "fun." Continue reading
The Cove
The Cove is an amazing movie. It cuts like a razor and strikes at the core to drive home the message that if there is something to be done, the time is now. Continue reading
Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure
Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure is a charming film that will appeal to the young lady in your household. This franchise definitely looks to be here to stay.
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