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|Ian White enjoyed a career year last season, playing along side Nicklas Lidstrom. White finished with a plus-23 in 77 games for the Red Wings. (Photo by Getty Images)
TROY, Mich. – Last season Ian White finished among the top 10 plus-minus defensemen in the league. Certainly, having a future hall-of-famer for a defense partner, helped in White's achievement as he produced a career-best plus-23 in 77 games.
Prior to his arrive in Detroit last season, White had logged more than 400 NHL games while playing along side such partners as Luke Richardson, Hall Gill, Robyn Regehr and Niclas Wallin.
But last preseason, when White learned that he drew the big straw and would be paired with Nicklas Lidstrom, the former Maple Leafs' draft pick said that he was, "Probably the luckiest guy in the hockey world," for having received such an assignment.
But time will tell what's in store for the eight-year pro and the Red Wings, who enter the abbreviated 2013 season without Lidstrom, one of the league's all-time best at his craft.
In June, the seven-time Norris Trophy winner announced that he was retiring after 20 seasons in the National Hockey League.
"It's going to be a lot different," White said, following Monday's informal player skate at Troy Sports Center. "Playing with arguably the best defenseman of all-time, it was quite a thrill to have a chance to play with him, quite an honor."
The Red Wings also lost veteran blueliner Brad Stuart, who signed with San Jose during the offseason, leaving White as the most-experienced NHL defensemen on Detroit's roster.
"I thought we worked well together, had some big chemistry right from the start," White said of Lidstrom. "I've been used to playing with new guys fairly often, we'll see who I get to play with."
As for now, it's expected that the Wings will have seven defensemen – including Carlo Colaiacovo, Jonathan Ericsson, Jakub Kindl, Niklas Kronwall, Kyle Quincey and Brendan Smith – ready for the shortened training camp, which some web site reports have indicated will begin between Saturday and Monday.
Because of the shortened season, White believes that player health and team depth will be crucial components to the Wings' success.
"We've been skating pretty good for the last few months and that's probably the best way to avoid injury," he said. "You look at the NBA when they started last year … I heard lots of guys were getting hurt there just from playing so often and not getting much time for their bones and muscles to heal, so that is definitely going to be an issue. … Hopefully nothing major happens."
|Big Rapids coach Tim Blashill
DETROIT – Former Red Wings assistant coach Jeff Blashill hopes that a change of scenery could be a good thing for his younger brother and the Big Rapids hockey team.
Seeking their first win of the season, the Cardinals, coached by Tim Blashill, will face-off against Cadillac in a non-conference high school game this afternoon at Joe Louis Arena. The game is the first of four prep contests at JLA this week.
The eight teams were originally scheduled to play outdoors at Comerica Park as part of this month's Winter Festival, which was cancelled by the ongoing NHL lockout.
"I'm real excited for Tim and certainly for his players," said Jeff Blashill, now the head coach of the Grand Rapids Griffins. "For his players to hit the ice at Joe Louis and for Tim to be behind the bench at Joe Louis is special."
Tim Blashill, 36, is no stranger to hockey and to the Big Rapids community. He served six seasons as a volunteer assistant coach at the college in town, Ferris State University, where he worked with his big brother before Jeff departed for greener pastures at Miami University in Ohio. Tim is in his eighth season behind the Cardinals' bench.
The brothers remain close through a love of hockey and their coaching careers, and it's not unusual to see Jeff Blashill at Big Rapids games. He was at the first meeting this season, a 3-1 Cadillac win last month in what has become a tradition in the two northern Michigan communities. The annual Thanksgiving Eve game has grown into the 131 Cup Challenge – named for the stretch of U.S. Highway that connects the two small towns.
"I was up at the game this year when they played Cadillac; it didn't go Big Rapids' way, but I've been at the game when it has gone their way in the past," Jeff said. "There's a lot of emotion involved and it's a real heated rivalry."
The Blashills both played collegiate hockey; Jeff was a goalie at Ferris and Tim played defense at Fredonia (N.Y.) State. A 1994 graduate of Sault Ste. Marie (Mich.) High School, he was a three-sport star in football, baseball and hockey, where he received Most Valuable Defenseman accolades in his senior season.
"The thing with Tim is that he was a tough hockey player, who was a very well-liked team guy," said Jeff, who is three years old than his younger brother. "I think he has a great demeanor with the players. He's in charge, but I believe his players enjoy playing for him. It's great for a high school program and he's certainly well-suited for that."
Aside from the Detroit Catholic High School League championships last year, prep games are a rarity at The Joe, which will make Wednesday's game extraordinary for several young men and their coach.
"I remember the first opportunity that I had to be behind the bench at The Joe," Jeff Blashill said. "I was with Miami and it's just a tremendous feeling and Tim and his players will certainly cherish that moment."
|Some Red Wings alumni gathered at Joe Louis Arena on Tuesday where they accepted a 4-on-4 challenge from a group of players from Saginaw, Mich. (Photo by Dan Mannes/Detroit Red Wings)
DETROIT – It was the Red Wings' version of Pros vs. Joes.
A collection of Wings alumni – who together scored more than 1,500 goals in over 8,300 NHL games – took on a group of challengers with eclectic skills Tuesday afternoon at Joe Louis Arena.
Kris Draper and his former infamous linemates accepted the first of five Grind Line Challenges this year from a group of friends, who drove from Saginaw, Mich., for a round of 4-on-4 hockey.
"It was good," Draper said. "I mean, you look around the room and we're breathing heavy, and we're sweating, too. Obviously, we're out to have fun and to have a good time, but bottom line: We're not losing."
Though it's been a few years since the pros were competing for higher stakes, they certainly attacked Tuesday's challenge with the same vigor as they trounced Bourdow's Hockey Shop, 20-9.
Joining Draper and the Grind Liners – Joey Kocur, Kirk Maltby and Darren McCarty – were Wings' legends Chris Osgood, Chris Chelios, Larry Murphy and Dino Ciccarelli. All eight alumni have committed to play in the Alumni Showdown against the Toronto Maple Leafs alumni, which is scheduled for Dec. 30 at Comerica Park.
"How can you not have fun with the guys that we had out there? It was awesome," Draper said. "To be able to skate with these guys again, Dino, Murph, Cheli, obviously Ozzie, Mac and Malts, and Joey, we just had a real good crew and it was great that everyone could make it."
For Draper, Tuesday's tune-up was just the second time that he's played in a winged-wheel jersey since May 12, 2011.
|Grind Line Challenge
"I played in one alumni game and that was it," said Draper, who is one of six players to play in 1,000 games for the Detroit franchise. "So, basically since Game 7 of my last game in San Jose that's the second time that I've had the fully equipment on."
|It was time for a jersey number down-grade for Cory Emmerton, who will now wear the number once worn by Darren McCarty. (Photo by Bill Roose/Detroit Red Wings)
DETROIT – Cory Emmerton's plate was full enough last season to make such an insignificant request. Or so he figured.
"At the time when you make the team the last thing that you're thinking about is changing your number," said Emmerton, who's been assigned No. 48 since the Red Wings drafted the St. Thomas, Ontario, native in the second-round of the 2006 NHL draft.
After last season, Emmerton approached Paul Boyer and asked the team's equipment manager if he could switch his jersey number to No. 25, which he wore during OHL stops in Kingston and Brampton.
Whether it's superstitious, or not, Emmerton fared quite well with 25 at the junior level, producing 97 goals and 255 points in four OHL seasons. However, it was by accident that Emmerton became enamored by the number. As a first-year junior with the Frontenacs in 2004-05, the only numbers left to choose were in the 20s.
"I wore 2 (growing up) and 25 was open and I was looking for something in the 20s," he said. "I kind of became fond of it as I began to wear it and it grew on me."
Emmerton, who is the third player ever to don 48 in Wings' history, is now the 31st to sport 25, and the first since Darren McCarty.
"Now I'm going to have to start playing like him to keep that tradition going," Emmerton said of McCarty's aggressive reputation. "Obviously, everyone was a Grind Line fan, whoever watched them play. They were fun to watch. I had the pleasure of playing with him in Grand Rapids when he was down the one year for a while, so I got to know him as a person and as a player, too. Obviously, it's easy for me to say that I'm a big McCarty fan as a whole."
Now that he's changed the number on his back, Emmerton will likely change his Twitter handle, which currently includes his old jersey digit. But he'll do so knowing that the switch may draw grief from an old teammate.
"Yeah, I expect that, it just comes with the territory of knowing (Mike) Commodore," he said. "He's going to give you grief for anything that he can."
|Jonas Gustavsson made a day-trip to The Joe on Tuesday to meet with goalie coach Jim Bedard as well as members of the front office staff. (Photo by Bill Roose/Detroit Red Wings)
One of the newest Red Wings made a day-trip to Detroit on Tuesday.
Goalie Jonas Gustavsson visited Joe Louis Arena in the morning before heading to suburban Warren where he toured the Warrior equipment facilities.
"Everyone has been so friendly and easy-going," said Gustavsson, of his first impressions. "They've made me feel welcome and that really feels good because you never know what to expect."
Gustavsson planned to return to Toronto Tuesday evening before heading home to Sweden later in the week.
Though he spent the last three NHL seasons with the Maple Leafs, Gustavsson has a pretty good idea about what life will be like with at least some of his new teammates. As backup on Sweden's national team in the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, Gustavsson played alongside some of the Wings' top players, like Henrik Zetterberg, Niklas Kronwall, Johan Franzen and Nicklas Lidstrom.
While Gustavsson, who earned the moniker The Monster during his playings days in Sweden, hasn't talked to any of the Wings since signing his new two-year contract on Sunday, he did receive one acknowledgement.
"Kronwall actually texted me and told me that he was psyched," Gustavsson said. "But I'm really looked forward to meeting all of the players."
Gustavsson grew-up in Danderyd, which is about a 30-minute drive north of Stockholm, where as a teenager he said he'd often stay up late to watch NHL games.
"As a Swede you followed the Red Wings with all of their history and all of the Swedes who have been here," he said. "Obviously, with Lidstrom, a player like that that has been here for many years, and he's such a big figure back in Sweden, too, everyone back home wants to follow the career of a guy like that, and I was one of them."
However, the games that captivated his interest the most were the Detroit-Colorado matchups, particularly the playoff bouts when the league's greatest rivalry of the era faced in the postseason five times between 1996 and 2002.
"I remember being a kid and watching the games against Colorado in the (conference) finals and it seemed like they were there every year against each other," Gustavsson recalled. "I would sit up late in the morning to watch those games. The thing about Detroit, everyone knows that their culture is winning and that's why I'm so happy to be here and be a part of that."
Another rivalry that Gustavsson is thrilled to be a part of pits new against old when the Wings will host the Leafs in the Winter Classic at Michigan Stadium on New Year's Day.
"It's going to be unbelievable, first of all, just to be a part of a big thing like that and to play in front of a lot of people outdoors – I've never done that – so that's going to be a great experience and a lot of fun," he said. "To have a chance to play for the Red Wings against my former team, that's going to be even more fun. I'm looking forward to that. It should be a great day."
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|Damien Brunner has compiled 190 points in 167 games in Switzerland's top league. (Photo by Getty Images)
PITTSBURGH, Penn. – Like it is with any unknown, the jury is still out on Swiss star Damien Brunner, who will likely sign a free agent contract with the Red Wings once he's eligible to do so after July 1.
Brunner is best described as a speedy slick offensive forward whose a capable passer, has a lightning quick shot, and the ability to finish around the net. But Wings assistant general manager Jim Nill cautions against getting too high on an unproven commodity.
"There are some things that concern me," said Nill, who is in Pittsburgh for the 50th annual NHL draft this weekend at Consol Energy Center. "But you never know he might be the next superstar."
While it might be a gamble to take a flyer on a 26-year-old who doesn't have NHL experience, the risk for the Red Wings is relatively low especially since every team can use depth.
Brunner has played four seasons for EV Zug in Switzerland's National League A. He led the Doug Shedden coached club last season with 24 goals and 36 assists. Shedden played for the Red Wings from 1985-87.
In four seasons, Brunner has produced 78 goals and 112 assists in 167 games. Last October, in an exhibition game against the New York Rangers, Brunner collected a goal and an assist in an 8-4 win played in Zug, Switzerland.
Brunner has played in two IIHF World Championships, including last month's tournament in Finland. He led the Swiss team with seven points in seven games.
For Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard, the excitement of being at his first NASCAR race on Sunday will be as tantalizing as seeing what his team's general manager does when the NHL's free agency period opens next month.
"It's pretty cool," said Howard, about attending the Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway, where he will give the command of, "Gentlemen, start your engines!"
Accompanied by his dad, James, Sunday's race was made ever more special since the two got to spend it together on Father's Day.
"The fathers trip is always a great time, you get to spent some time with your son and see what he goes through every day and how he prepares," said the senior Howard, referring to the Wings' annual father-and-son road trip. "He and I don't get to spend that much time together alone, so this is been great, really rewarding. I figure it's been about seven or eight years since we've been able to do something like this."
It's also been a very long time since the Wings last played the role of big spenders in free agency.
There has been plenty of speculation in the media and amongst fans that the Wings will try to land one, or both, of this year's top unrestricted free agents – center Zach Parise and defenseman Ryan Suter.
Certainly, the offseason losses of defensemen Nicklas Lidstrom, who announced his retirement after 20 seasons, and Brad Stuart, whose rights were traded to San Jose, general manager Ken Holland and assistant GM Jim Nill has their hands full this summer.
But as intrigued as Howard is to find out what new faces may join him and his teammates on next season's roster, the Wings' goalie said he isn't the lobbying kind.
"I don't feel like it's up to somebody making phone calls," said Howard, about calling UFAs to convince them to come to Detroit. "If they want to be a Red Wing, they will be. That's Kenny and Jim Nill's department.
"There is that sort of, 'What's going on?' in everyone's mind. We'll see what happens July 1. It's the first time in a long time that the Wings have been able to go out in the open market like this."
|Red Wings coach Mike Babcock greets Calle Jarnkrok after the NHL club made the Swedish center a second-round draft pick in 2010. (Photo by Getty Images)
It's one thing for young unproven prospects to awe front office folks, but it's another to pique the curiosity of NHL players.
Yet that's what 2010 second-round draft pick Calle Jarnkrok apparently did during the IIHF World Championship last month.
Shortly after the Red Wings signed Jarnkrok to a three-year, entry-level contract last week, assistant general manager Jim Nill called the 20-year-old Swedish center one of the franchise's top prospects.
High praise for a youngster who hasn't played in an NHL game, let alone participate in a big-league training camp, but the way one Wings' player sees it, it's a well-deserved accolade.
"He's got so much upside," Wings defenseman Niklas Kornwall said. "Very impressive."
Jarnkrok played alongside Kronwall, Henrik Zetterberg, Johan Franzen and Jonathan Ericsson on the Swedish national team that competed in the 16-team international tournament in Sweden and Finland in May.
The 5-foot-11, 180-pound speedster finished with one assist in eight games while skating mostly on the Swede's second forward line between a pair of Ottawa Senators – Daniel Alfredsson and prospect Jakob Silfverberg.
The telling tourney statistics for Jarnkrok was his performance in the face-off circle where he won 67.1 percent of his 70 draws. Only Norway's Marius Holtet (68.7 percent), a former Dallas Stars prospect, had a higher percentage of face-off wins during the 17-day tournament.
"He's got the skill to play with our top guys," Kronwall said, of Jarnkrok. "He's still, I think a few more pounds away to being ready, but even at the World Championship there was no way to tell that he was too light or anything like that.
"He's so smart that he puts himself in the right positions to cover the puck or win the puck back. Even though he's not a huge guy he's still very strong on his stick, with good balance and outstanding hockey sense."
Though he signed with the Wings, Jarnkrok will likely spend the upcoming season playing for Brynas in the Swedish Elite League. The hope is that Jarnkrok will be granted permission to participate in the Wings' training camp in September, but either way, Kronwall is a believer in the young prospect.
"I always get impressed nowadays with a kid that's coming up – they're 18-, 19-years-old – and they're ready to go," Kronwall said. "They don't need the years in the minors always. A lot of them are ready to go and their bodies are already mature enough that they're good to go."
And based on what Kronwall saw last month, Jarnkrok isn't far away from making it to the NHL.
"Growing up in Michigan, I've always been a Red Wings' fan," said Collins, in his second season as the Mets skipper.
The Mets have planned a series of themed road trips this summer. Meant as team-bonding exercises, the Mets began with Western outfits last month in Houston. The exercises are similar to what the Tampa Bay Rays have done in recent years with their Johnny Cash inspired all-black trip and their pajama party plane parade.
Someone on the Mets came up with the idea of wearing NHL jerseys on the team's interleague road trip to Toronto last weekend.
Collins, who was a three-sport prep star at Midland High School in the mid-60s, wore a Red Wings home jersey with Pavel Datsyuk's No. 13 on the back. The Michigan native, who also managed the Houston Astros and California Angels during his career, wasn't alone in his Winged Wheel choice as two other members of the Mets' entourage, pitchers Tim Byrdak and Robert Carson, also donned Wings sweaters for the trip.
"We've got a lot of hockey fans on our club," Collins said. "In spring training we talked about taking themed road trips and one of the guys said, 'Hey, let's take a hockey trip when we go to Canada.' So I told all of the players that they could pick a team and we went to the NHL Store and got the jerseys."
Many of the 30 NHL teams were represented by the Mets' players and staff as they got off the team's bus in front of The Ritz-Carlton in Toronto. But some players chose to go off the grid, like Canadian-born outfielder Jason Bay who went old school with a Hartford Whalers jersey while relief pitcher Jon Rauch went Hollywood in a Syracuse Bulldogs sweater made famous in the classic hockey movie "Slapshot".
A couple teams still alive in the Stanley Cup playoffs were represented as well with relief pitcher Manny Acosta going with a New York Rangers jersey and catcher Mike Nickeas, who's one of two Canadians on the big league roster, picking a Los Angeles Kings sweater. All-Star pitcher Johan Santana wore a Minnesota Wild sweater, which isn't that strange considering that he got his big league career started with the Twins in 2000.
Always a Wings' fan, Collins forged that fanaticism as a student-athlete at Eastern Michigan University where he led the Hurons to the NAIA baseball national championship in 1970. Back then it wasn't unusual for Collins and his buddies to make the 70-mile round trip to Olympia Stadium several times a season to watch his favorite players, including Gordie Howe.
"I went to a ton of games," Collins said. "Sid Abel, Ned Harkness and Alex Delvecchio put together some pretty good teams."
Then there was the unforgettable night when Collins attended a home game against the Montreal Canadiens.
"I remember being surprised by just how big he was," said Collins, of meeting Howe after the game. "It was a long time ago, almost 40 years. He was an all-time great and he took time out to talk to me. He was 'the guy' and it was an experience I'll never forget."
So then why a Datsyuk jersey on the Toronto trip?
"I wanted one with a name on the back and (Datsyuk's) was available," said Collins, who will turn 63 this Sunday. "They have a lot of great stars. I enjoy watching them play."
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|Red Wings forward Justin Abdelkader reads the oath of re-enlistment to Chief Petty Officer Aron Mazurek, of the U.S. Navy on Thursday. (Photo by Dan Mannes/Detroit Red Wings)
That's what made Thursday's re-enlistment ceremony at Joe Louis Arena so special for the Warren, Mich., native, who graduated from Lincoln High School in 1998.
Standing on a red carpet and about the precise spot on the ice where Karen Newman sings the National Anthem prior to each home game, Mazurek's swearing in ceremony was officiated by Wings forward Justin Abdelkader.
"This was amazing as I've been a lifelong Red Wings' fan having grown up down the street," said Muzurek, 32. "I used to come to a lot of the games and I've watched them in Spain, from Africa, and off the coast of Iraq on a ship."
Abdelkader, who grew-up in Muskegon, Mich., and flew with the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels last July was delighted to administer the oath of re-enlistment to CPO Mazurek.
Abdelkader and goalie Jimmy Howard are set to leave this Saturday for Finland where they will represent Team USA at the 2012 IIHF World Championship.
"My enlistment contract was up and I reenlisted for six more years in the Navy," said Mazurek, who enlisted 14 years ago. "The world travel is my favorite and the stability that it provides in a struggling economy and the training on the most high-tech equipment that you can think of. It's amazing."
Mazurek and his family will remain in Michigan until mid-November when they will move to Virginia Beach, Va.
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Euro-Area Loans Grew at Slowest Pace in Two Years in April
Loans to households and companies in the 17-nation euro area grew at the slowest pace in two years in April as the sovereign debt crisis curbed demand for credit.
Loans to the private sector grew 0.3 percent from a year earlier after gaining an annual 0.6 percent in March, the European Central Bank said today. That's the slowest pace since May 2010. From March, loans fell 0.2 percent for their third straight monthly decline.
The ECB has flooded markets with more than 1 trillion euros ($1.3 trillion) in three-year loans at its benchmark rate, which is currently at a record low of 1 percent, to prevent a credit crunch. At the same time, the debt crisis has driven the economy to the brink of recession.
"The ECB has made sure that there is enough supply in the credit markets," said Michael Schubert, an economist at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt. "But as the economy is still weak, demand for credit continues to be low and the ECB can't change that."
Euro-area gross domestic product was unchanged in the first quarter from the prior three months, when it declined 0.3 percent. The rate of growth in M3 money supply, which the Frankfurt-based ECB uses as a gauge of future inflation, slowed to 2.5 percent in April from 3.1 percent in March.
Banks tightened credit standards less in the first quarter than in the previous three months, while credit demand from non-financial corporations and households continued to fall, the ECB said in its quarterly bank lending survey published April 25. For the current quarter, euro-area banks forecast an improvement in demand for corporate loans and a deceleration of the decline in loans to households.
M3 grew 2.7 percent in the three months through April from the same period a year earlier, the ECB said. M3 is the broadest gauge of money supply and includes cash in circulation, some forms of savings and money-market holdings.


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I Heard It Through the Grapevine (album)
|In the Groove/I Heard It Through the Grapevine!
|Studio album by Marvin Gaye
|August 26, 1968
|Norman Whitfield, Ivy Jo Hunter, Frank Wilson
|Marvin Gaye chronology
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I Heard It Through the Grapevine! is the eighth studio album by soul musician Marvin Gaye, released on August 26, 1968 on the Motown-subsidiary label Tamla Records. Originally released as In the Groove, it was the first solo studio album Gaye released in two years, in which during that interim, the singer had emerged as a successful duet partner with female R&B singers such as Kim Weston and Tammi Terrell. The album and its title track are considered both as Gaye's commercial breakthrough.
By 1968, Marvin Gaye had released only a few solo singles in three years. Between his Kim Weston duet, "It Takes Two" and his Tammi Terrell duets, "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and "Your Precious Love" among others, Gaye released only one single, "Your Unchanging Love", which peaked at number 33 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Motown brought Gaye back to the studio to record a solo album. Recording difficulties aside, Gaye's vocals went through a transition through this period. Perhaps done on purpose, Gaye's earlier collaborator Norman Whitfield and his pupil, Frank Wilson, began to write songs they felt fit the singer's chaotic personal life: Gaye's marriage to Anna Gordy was turbulent as was life on the road in which Gaye grew a constant dislike to live performances and his personal disagreements with Motown CEO Berry Gordy had started to create strain in his relationship with the Motown label.
On top of that, during an October 1967 engagement at Hampden-Sydney College with Terrell, the younger Terrell collapsed from exhaustion into Gaye's waiting arms. Terrell was later diagnosed at the end of the year with having a brain tumor, which depressed Gaye. Some speculate Terrell's illness and subsequent death two and a half years later affected Gaye's performances in which he went from being a soul stylist in the same way his idol Sam Cooke had been into a more gospel-influenced soul vocalist who sounded more in par with Otis Redding, James Brown, and Temptations lead singer David Ruffin. However, during the recording of what would become Gaye's biggest-selling and signature single of his career, "I Heard It Through the Grapevine", Whitfield decided to force Gaye to raise his vocal register higher than what he was used to, which Whitfield already tried successfully on Ruffin during the recording of the Temptations hit, "Ain't Too Proud to Beg". Though Gaye and Whitfield reportedly argued over the sessions of "Grapevine", Whitfield was able to get what he wanted from Gaye, and the duo started a collaboration that lasted into the beginning of 1970.
When Whitfield presented "Grapevine" to Berry Gordy, the producer was stunned when Gordy turned it down sensing the song "wasn't a hit" and that "it sucked". Nevertheless, Whitfield released a version of the song by Gladys Knight & the Pips in an attempt to "out-funk Aretha Franklin's "Respect".
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Gordy eventually agreed to allow "Grapevine" in the album, now titled In the Groove. But Whitfield was still determined to get Gaye's version of the song released as a single. Motown instead issued the Ivy Jo Hunter-produced "You", which was recorded after "Grapevine" and showcased Gaye hollering in falsetto for the first time. Another single, "Chained", would peak at number 32 on the pop chart. The latter song was climbing the chart when radio deejays began playing "Grapevine", much to Berry Gordy's chagrin. To everyone's surprise, when Gordy finally allowed the release of Gaye's version of "I Heard It Through the Grapevine", the song blew up on the charts upon its October 1968 release. By the end of the year, the song had hit number-one on both the Billboard Hot 100 and the Hot-Selling Soul Singles charts and by 1969 had reached number one on the UK Singles chart becoming Gaye's first international smash. However, when Gaye heard about its success, he acted coldly to it due to his depressed state over Tammi Terrell. He later told a biographer he felt the song's success was "undeserved".
Nevertheless, Motown re-released the album as I Heard It Through the Grapevine and, due to the song's success, the album shot up to number 2 on the R&B albums chart and peaked at number 63 on the pop albums chart. Gaye's album wasn't the only album to be re-released after a hit single: in 1970, The Miracles' Make It Happen album, initially released in 1967, was re-released in 1970 as Tears of a Clown, after that song hit number-one in the US and internationally. That same year, Diana Ross' self-titled debut album was re-released as Ain't No Mountain High Enough after that song's success. Though Whitfield only produced just one song on the album (producers included Ivy Jo Hunter, Ashford & Simpson and Frank Wilson), Gaye and Whitfield will embark on a two-album collaboration. However, after "That's the Way Love Is" became a hit for Gaye in 1969, Motown released the song a second time on the album of the same name. This album also marked Gaye's first attempts at producing himself in the studio with his own self-penned songs, the funky gospel dancer, "At Last I Found a Love", and the smoother "Change What You Can".
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|"Tear It on Down"
|Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson
|Frank Wilson
|"I Heard It Through the Grapevine"
|Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield
|"At Last (I Found a Love)"
|Marvin Gaye, Anna Gordy Gaye, Elgie Stover
|"Some Kind of Wonderful"
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|"Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever"
|Ivy Jo Hunter, Stevie Wonder
|"Change What You Can"
|Marvin Gaye, Anna Gordy Gaye, Elgie Stover
|"It's Love I Need"
|Stephen Bowden, Ivy Jo Hunter
|"Every Now And Then"
|Eddie Holland, Frank Wilson
|"You're What's Happening (In The World Today)"
|George Gordy, Robert Gordy, Allen Story
|"There Goes My Baby"
|Benjamin Nelson, Lover Patterson, George Treadwell
- Lead vocals: Marvin Gaye
- Background vocals:
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- Marlene Barrow
- Jackie Hicks
- Louvain Demps
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- Walter Gaines
- Henry Dixon
- C.P. Spencer
- Gladys Knight & The Pips (on tracks 1 and 5)
- Telma Hopkins, Joyce Vincent Wilson, and Pamela Vincent (on tracks 6 and 12)
- The Andantes (on tracks 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11)
- Instrumentation by The Funk Brothers and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
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A judge sentenced Dennis George Roache to life without parole.
Authorities say 40-year-old Roache broke into the home of a former girlfriend in 2002 and began fighting with her new boyfriend, 18-year-old Gregory Shannon. Shannon was stabbed and decapitated with a machete.
Police say Roache placed the victim's head on a car hood outside, adjusted the rearview mirror so it appeared the head could see its reflection, then peacefully surrendered to officers.
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BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) - A man from Mexico has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for trying to mail aluminum cans filled with cocaine from a South Texas post office.
A federal judge in Brownsville on Wednesday sentenced 25-year-old Juan Antonio Rendon-Diaz, who faces deportation following his prison term. Prosecutors say Rendon-Diaz was in the U.S. illegally and living in Harlingen when he was arrested last April.
Investigators set up surveillance after Rendon-Diaz and several men acted suspiciously at a post office. Rendon-Diaz was arrested at another Harlingen post office while trying to mail a package that turned out to contain cocaine.
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Tagged: list formatting, lists, missing CSS classes, sublists
February 20, 2012 at 2:57 pm #9443
we already had this topic for lists in product description tabs (see here: http://www.kriesi.at/support/topic/ (Purchase code hidden if logged out) ), but it seems to be a general problem that Abundance overrides the default list formatting of WordPress, but seems not to provide proper CSS-classes for all usual applications of lists…
In pages and blog posts lists are displayed as lists, but, as I just discovered, lists that contain sub-lists are not formatted as supposed to, the sub-lists should be indented and have a different bullet, as is standard in WordPress (they are shown the right way in the post editor), but appear as normal list points when viewing the page.
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As you can see in the sourcecode, the markup for the lists and sub-lists is ok, but all list items show up as the same.
Of course I can start fiddling around with custom CSS, but I think it would make more sense if Abundance could handle a standard feature like lists by default…
MartinFebruary 22, 2012 at 5:55 pm #64733
… ok, maybe there are more elegant ways, but here is a fix for the time being, and maybe someone remembers to include this in the next update, messing up lists without users adding custom CSS is not like a kriesi.at-theme… ;-) If you need more than 2 levels of list items, you have to add definitions for ul ul ul and so forth…Code:/* Lists level 1 and 2 for posts and pages */
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margin-left: 10px;
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Cab Not Centered
I noticed that the cab on my 4 week old truck is not centered when waxing it this weekend. At first I thought the bed wasn't centered, but after taking numerous measurements at multiple locations I determined the cab is ~ 5/8" off center towards the driver's side.
I don't know if I really care about this, but this is the first truck that I've owned where the cab and bed didn't line up reasonably close. Anyone else notice this on yours?
I'm heading to the dealer when I'm back in town next week for several unrelated paint issues (which I also don't really care about, but want documented).
Love the truck, but for a $50K vehicle I'm surprised about some of the exterior problems.
What good is it that your dealership documents these issues you don't "really care about" without asking them to address them?
Anyway, can you post pictures of what you're claiming is 5/8th of an inch off center as far as your cabin goes?
some of the 4th Gen Rams have also had either the bed or cab being off center
if it bothers you, get it fixed
no one else may ever notice it, but it will bug you until it is fixed
I am not even going to look at my cab to see if it is straight, front bumper was bad enough. Good luck. Unforfunately most have some small paint issues if you really really look, mine had one, fairly significant one, but there is no way i will have them fix it. It would never match.
Had the body shop at my dealer straiten mine out just loosen the cab bolts and slid it over, that also helped with the bumper cover issue
As for the pics, I'll post one of the bed/cab misalignment.
It doesn't really bother me. This is the first truck out of many where I've noticed this. I'm curious what the acceptable tolerances or margins are for something like this. I'm also curious as to what others' experiences are/were when a similar issue was brought to a service department's attention.
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GLASGOW, KY (WBKO) -- The investigation phase into a home invasion at 115 C Olivia Drive that caused serious injury to the resident, Brandon Harper on February 27, 2014, has ended with warrants being served on 3 subjects, who through the course of the investigative efforts of Detective Lt. Jimmy Phelps and Detective Aaron Cowan, all admitted their involvement.
Stewart W. Hodges, 31, of Glasgow, Adam Bryant, 36, of Edmonton, and Roxanne Whitlow, 32, also of Edmonton, are charged with kidnapping, 1st degree assault, 1st degree burglary, and tampering with physical evidence.
A second home invasion on Whitney Woods Road in the county, took place the following day, with similarities to the one on Olivia Drive. Sheriff's Department Detectives Ann Phelps and Rusty Anderson, and the Police Department Criminal Investigations Division, brought their forces together in collaboration, thus establishing a connection between the two incidents, ultimately resulting in the admission from the suspects and their subsequent charges.
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Britney Spears' former manager accuses her of drug use
Britney Spears has been accused of once being a heavy drug user by the lawyer representing her former manager.
Osama "Sam" Lutfi is suing Britney Spears for breach of contract.
His attorney, Joseph Schleimer, told the court that Spears used his client as a "scapegoat" to cover up her use of amphetamines.
The accusations refer to the years that Lutfi was Spears' manager, before he was let go from her team in 2008.
Lufti is suing the star's mother, Lynne Spears for defaming him in her book Through the Storm: A Real Story of Fame and Family in a Tabloid World.
He is also suing Jamie Spears, the singer's father, for punching him.
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Lutfi is seeking a share of Britney Spears' fortune saying he had an agreement to act as her manager in exchange for 15% of her earnings.
During the opening statement of the libel lawsuit trial, Schleimer also claimed that Spears was using drugs on the night that she was strapped to a stretcher and placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold.
He described Lutfi as a "concerned friend" who was trying to get the popstar off drugs before the psychiatric episode in 2008.
Her father then became conservator of Spears' estate and a restraining order was issued against Lutfi.
Sniffer dogs
During his time as her manager, Lutfi used dogs to search the star's home.
He claims the sniffer dogs found a substance that Spears told him was probably crystal meth.
Jamie and Lynne Spears say that Lutfi cut their daughter's phone line, hid her mobile phones and used the paparazzi as "henchmen".
The trial resumes on Friday afternoon in Los Angeles, when attorneys for Spears' parents will make their opening statements.


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GADSDEN, Ala. (AP) - Goodyear officials had no information on whether workers at its Gadsden plant will feel the pinch of its plan to cut 5,000 jobs worldwide by Dec. 31 and reduce tire production.
Goodyear spokesman Keith Price said the company did not release specifics on where the cuts would occur, except for the announcement it was planning to eliminate 400 jobs at its Danville, Va., tire plant.
The Gadsden plant employs about 1,560 workers. Dennis Battles, president of the United Steelworkers Union local in Gadsden, declined comment.
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Rebooting the American Dream: The Role of Immigration in a 21st Century Economy
There is plenty of evidence that immigration helps to fuel the U.S. economy, just as it has throughout our history. Immigrants continue to play an important role in the economy as workers, entrepreneurs, taxpayers, and consumers. However, most observers agree that our current immigration system is outdated and dysfunctional, making it more difficult for the U.S. to compete in the global marketplace. The last time Congress made significant changes to the employment-based immigration system was 1990, when the Immigration Act of 1990 created the five-tiered employment-based immigration system and the numerical limits used today.
Our immigration system needs to be updated and overhauled, but inflamed rhetoric often obscures reform efforts. The first step in reforming our immigration system is to understand the basic facts surrounding the debate. This report seeks to answer some basic questions about the role of immigration in today's economy.
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Her name was Vikki. She was fifty-four years old. She lived alone in a little house on our hill. Her house was so reticent and mossy and shouldered by brooding trees that you didn't notice it from the street. She had two cats. She never married. Had no children. Was a bookkeeper, but when she was laid off, she never got another job-and never really came out of her house again.
We neighbors were discreet or cold or shy or ignorant or polite or distracted or respectful or whatever word fits the fact that we didn't know her and she didn't know us, which was, as one neighbor said, the way she wanted it.
Then, not long ago, her house burned to the ground with her inside. The flames rose twenty feet high and the long fingers of the brooding trees caught fire too and firemen sprinted and shouted and ambulances and fire engines and cop cars roared up and down the street and children wept and the adjacent houses were evacuated and the young woman in the house next to ours ran by me weeping with her two children cradled in her arms like footballs and a young policeman came to my door to warn us and I packed a box of photographs and passports and Important Papers and got ready to wake the children-but then the young policeman came by again and said the fire was under control though the house was a total loss.
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This is one of the few films Millius has directed that pass the quality
test.I saw it again last night.Loved the acting cast,the story was ok and it
had a meaningful theme.How American military let many of their best pilots
die because of uncareful planning and reckless thinking.
I was surprised by Brad Johnson,i didnt think he was such a good actor before i saw him here.He did well.Glover was at his best and Dafoe was ok too,although he has had better parts.But all in all,this is en enjoyable movie.Not least if you are a fan of Rosanna Arquette,like me.She looked wonderful here and acted the same.The movie was also one of the first for many good actors like Sizemore,Rhames,John Corbett.
I dare to say this one deserves a clear 7 and a half.
Since i havent seen the one where Burt Lancaster plays him,this is my favorite.I think it was all in all well made and accurate.Kurt Russell gave a fine performance and was creditable in his role as the wild west hero.This is a fine film to relax with.I give it a 7.
"When saturday comes" is a movie i wont forget easily.Its about courage and
choices you take that affect your life.Its incredibly touching in some
moments and makes you feel compassion for Jimmy Muir.He is a guy who wanted
to play football,but was refused the chance as a teenager and instead has to
go the grey worker road to support himself.Then suddenly the chance he
wanted 10 years ago is right there ahead of him.But he feels what most of us
felt when we first got our career breaks-he's afraid and unsecure.So he
drowns himself in drinking and other excesses to try and make the fear go
away.But it doesnt work that way.Instead he loses the chance he so much
wanted and is back on the grey dirty road again.
The football field here has a symbolic meaning.Its the way out of his grey everyday,a bright road that leads away from it to a better life.Thats what makes this movie so poignant.For Jimmy Muir there is no other way to have a happy life.After losing both his brother and his girl,he is desperate and thinks life has no meaning anymore.But then he remembers what his brother said that symbolises the true spirit.That you have to give your best in order to succeed in life and never give in for your fear.
Sean Bean was great in this film.The recent years i have been admiring him more and more and this film is a good reason to do it.Pete Postlethwaite and Emily Loyd make a great supporting cast.This is a movie to remember.8 out of 10.
Whats this all about?What was the point,tell me director,in making a picture
about a shameless,bisexual,orgywoman model from the 80's?Ok,Jolie did a fine
role in this one,but apart from her and maybe Elizabeth Mitchell,all the
rest were plain bad actors.
This was supposed to be a ..cool film....But it didnt turn out to be nothing more than a pervert orgy with beautiful people and some wheepy drama last 30 minutes. This demonstrates nothing but that people can be obsessed with sex and other excesses.And Jolie becoming one with her part proves that she is very much like that in reality.Thats a reason i dont dream about her like so many men.3 out of 10 is all this film deserves.
I think this is maybe Eastwood's best work as director to date.This very
captivating movie is full of mystic and has the best elements of
humour,mystery and elements of film noir that melt together
Its a little gloomy,but in no way boring film set in 70's Savannah,Georgia.Kevin Spacey is excellent as the rich and intriguing Jim Williams who has a private relationship with city's wild boy,Billy Hanson,played very well by Jude Law.Movie is full of great moments,for instance when Williams and John Kelso(John Cusack at his best) visit the graveyard at midnight to talk to Minerva,who is a kind of voodoo woman and she tells them what Billy's spirit says.And then she tells Kelso"Your problem is that you think nobody loves you." It was very engrossing moment.
And Lady Chablis provided humour to the movie,which was kind of nessecary in order to prevent it from becoming too dark and gloomy."She" was hillarious.And Alison Eastwood provided the love interest.I liked her role as well.Its another great thing with this picture.Everybody gave their best,heartfelt performances.And with such a director,its no wonder.
Ending is very engaging morally.Kelso finds out that Williams did commit a true crime(note this one!;))and that Hanson didnt really intend to kill him,as Williams claimed.And the way Williams dies is chilling and an impressive scene.This gave the film its finishing touch of greatness.I will always look forward to watching this movie again.A hundred times hurray for Clint!
A clear 10.
This movie undoubtedly has one of the best pairings of movies in late
90's,that of Snipes and Lane.Diane Lane is at her most beautiful and
enchanting here and i liked her performance.Snipes is as always very cool
and strong and shows depth.Its amazing how someone can show depth in action
and criminal movies as he does.Blows my mind.
Film has a decent story and issue.It has already been worked up by Eastwood in "Absolute power".Its about people in key positions who use their power to achieve their own secret goals and do what they like.Alan Alda is very good as the stern villain who secretly works against the president played equally well by Ronny Cox.Benzali and Donovan make good supporting roles.
But what is the best thing with this is the chemistry between lead stars.Even if Wesley and Diane dont get involved romantically,their relationship makes it worth to watch even without the love scenes.They have quiet strength and strong charisma.And their bond is a great one.
This is a good 8/10.
I dont understand such bad reviews of this movie.I rented it a few days
just to see how bad it was and i was surprised.Nothing worth
nothing worth butchering either.I think Sorbo is a good enough actor for
kind of films and Tia Carrere...well she's worth watching even if she isnt
among the best actresses today.She looks interesting with light
So,i would say this deserves at least 4 out of 10.If you are absolutely bored,this cant hurt to watch.Didnt hurt me.
This is a good drama with a very touching ending.Pierce Brosnan does one
his best roles ever as friend of "Mr.Johnson",a Nigerian who sees himself
englishman.The way this film ends makes it big.
See this but take a few tissues if you are soft hearted. 7 out of 10
This is one of the worst films of the last five years.Such big names among
the cast and so little they produced.It seems like only Byrne can hold his
ground.Malkovich sucks,Irons is dull,Depardieu doesnt really act and
DiCaprio is laughable the harder he tries.
I really wonder what purpose with this was.All you can see is lavish places,bad dressed people and nonsense.
This movie is incredible.With great characters,specially the old swordsman
that can fly in the shape of fireball and jump across the trees,this film
tells a classic story of battle between good and forces of evil.The final
showdown is specially breathtaking and the music score is kinda
Very,very recommendable.Not for the smallest children though.This one deserves a 10.
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Blackberries are in season and I just HAD to make an attempt to make a mojito with them. It took a couple of tries but I think this is a hit at my house!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 lime, juice of
- 10 blackberries
- 5 -6 mint leaves
- 1 1⁄2 ounces rum
- 1 ounce blue curacao
- 2 ounces club soda
- In a shaker, muddle mint leaves, blackberries, lime juice and sugar.
- Add rum, blue curacao and mix well.
- Add ice shake 4-5 times and quickly strain over ice.
- Add club soda and stir well.
- Garnish with blackberries, lime or mint sprig.
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This was pretty good but I wanted more mint. It was kinda hard to strain due to the blackberries so I had to take the lid off and strain with a different strainer. Tasted good and had a cool purple color. Thanks for a cool drink Nancy! *Made for Bev Tag*
Such a deep purple color that was awesome! Loved the little sweetness from the curacao. I am glad this one was strained as I had a ton of seeds swimming around, lol. Perfect proportions of the alcohol to juice. Babe, you rock my mojito world!!


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This page explains step-by-step how to increase the size of text, or make the entire web page larger, in the Firefox 3 web browser running on Mac OS X systems. You can change the settings temporarily, or for every time you surf the internet.
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Note: The following abbreviations for keys on the Mac are used: Ctrl is used for the Control key, Apple is used for the Command key, and Alt is used for the Option key. For keyboard access, make sure 'Full keyboard access' is turned on - you can turn it on or off by pressing Ctrl + F1 at any time.
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To increase or decrease the magnification of text on a web page in Firefox, press Apple and '+' (plus) to make text bigger or Apple and '-' (minus) to make text smaller. To return the text to its original size, press Apple + 0.
You can also do this via the menu bar, as shown in Fig 1. Click on 'View' and then 'Zoom' in the drop-down menu, or press Ctrl + F2 to highlight the menu bar and press the right arrow key to open the 'View' drop-down menu, then use the down arrow key to navigate to 'Zoom'.
If you want to only change the text size rather than everything on the web page, make sure 'Zoom Text Only' is ticked. You can tick or untick it by clicking on it, or use the arrow keys to highlight it and then press Enter.
Click 'Zoom In' to increase the text size, or 'Zoom Out' to decrease the text size. Alternatively, use the arrow keys to highlight one of the size options and then press Enter. (In older versions of Firefox, you need to choose 'Text Size' in the drop-down menu rather than 'Zoom', then choose 'Increase' or 'Decrease'.)
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Click on 'Firefox' in the menu bar, or press Ctrl + F2 to highlight the menu bar and then press the right arrow key, to open the 'Firefox' drop-down menu as shown in Fig 1.
Click on 'Preferences', or press the down arrow key to highlight 'Preferences' and then press Enter. This will open the 'Preferences' window.
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BANJUL, Gambia (AP) - Two British missionaries have been
sentenced to one-year jail terms with hard labor in Gambia for
criticizing the West African country's government.
David and Fiona Fulton pleaded guilty last week to charges of sedition and asked the court for a lenient sentence.
The pair, who have worked in Gambia for years, were arrested late last month in the predominantly Muslim nation. They allegedly
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A Pentecostal church in the northern English town of Bolton has supported the Fultons and is lobbying for their release.
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Research Article
Bringing Human Rights into the Migration and Development Debate
Version of Record online: 4 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1758-5899.2011.00116.x
© 2011 London School of Economics and Political Science and John Wiley & Sons Ltd
Global Policy
Volume 2, Issue 3, pages 248–258, October 2011
Additional Information
How to Cite
Castles, S. (2011), Bringing Human Rights into the Migration and Development Debate. Global Policy, 2: 248–258. doi: 10.1111/j.1758-5899.2011.00116.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 4 OCT 2011
- Version of Record online: 4 OCT 2011
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International migration is a key aspect of global integration, yet migration is characterised by a global governance deficit: unlike such areas as finance and trade, there is a lack of international institutions to set standards and ensure conformity with international legal norms. State migration policies often fail or have unintended consequences, while for migrants the result may be high levels of risk and exploitation. The US has over 11 million irregular residents, and systematic use of irregular migrant labour can be found throughout the world. In recent years, however, there have been attempts to move towards global governance mechanisms in the migration field. At the same time, migrant associations have grown and linked up with international human rights organisations. The article examines these trends, paying special attention to the Global Forum on Migration and Development – an intergovernmental consultation process that has met annually since 2007 – and the efforts of migrant associations and other civil society organisations to bring human rights into the debate. A final section discusses the initiative of a group of mainly Latin American academics to establish a new conceptual framework and set of strategic indicators to assess the links between migration, development and human rights.
Policy Implications
- •Labour-importing countries can no longer pursue migration policies that ignore the interests, needs and rights of migrants and their communities of origin.
- •It is important for government and international agencies to work together with civil society organisations and migrant associations to safeguard migrant rights and to improve outcomes for all concerned.
- •Government policies on 'migration management' generally differentiate migrants into the highly skilled who are welcomed and offered legal entry and secure residency, and the low skilled who are treated as temporary migrants with limited rights or – even worse – as irregulars who are subject to criminalisation and high levels of risk and exploitation. Policies of this kind often fail to achieve their objectives or have unintended consequences.
- •Migration only benefits development if it is seen as part of a broader change process, which includes combating corruption, improving transport and communications infrastructure, upgrading education and health systems and improving rights and political participation. In other words, broadly based sustainable development comes first.
- •Progress towards a more sustainable migration order that recognises the rights and needs of all involved must be based on the questioning of dominant assumptions and the development of new sets of indicators and new sources of data.
- •Bringing human and worker rights into the migration and development debate is crucial for the establishment of fair and sustainable forms of global migration governance.