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SCH Counseling Center
The Sacramento Children's Home Counseling Center is an innovative, community-based program that serves youth and their families.
- Children, ages 3 to 20, can receive treatment at the SCH Counseling Center
- Typically we treat children with defiance or behavioral issues, depression, anxiety, or attention deficit problems
- When clinically warranted, medication evaluation and support is added to the child's treatment plan by our licensed on-staff psychiatrist
Children and families are referred to the SCH Counseling Center by Child Protective Services, their school district, physician, or family member. Children must be Medi-Cal eligible to be considered for treatment. For more information about receiving a referral for treatment, call Children's ACCESS of Care, 916.875.9980, or fill out a referral form.
Youth & Family Counseling
Upon being referred to the SCH counseling center, an initial assessment is done by our clinician with each child and his or her family. This assessment helps the clinician to set goals with the family and develop an effective and cohesive treatment plan based on the identified strengths and needs of the family.
- Trained clinicians, and licensed on-site psychologists
- Individualized treatment plan tailored to meet each child and family's unique mental health needs
- Focused on family-driven care, where treatment plans are structured around each family's inherent strengths and needs.
- Length of treatment varies depending on child and their family, and their individual treatment plan.
- Services take place in our clinic or by agreement at another location, such as the child's home or school.
Over 70% of children receiving services at the SCH Counseling Center demonstrate an improvement in their ability to function
Trauma Treatment
Many children treated at the SCH Counseling Center have been the victim of child abuse and neglect, and as a result, experience symptoms that that are dangerous to themselves or their loved ones. The SCH Counseling Center provides specialized treatment called "Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy".
- Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy is a 16-24 week treatment program
- Focuses on addressing the symptoms of trauma, including anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, anger, and depression.
- Parent or caregiver participation and support is strongly encouraged to create a sense of safety and engagement
Over 90% of children that received Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy showed significant reduction of symptoms upon completion of the program.
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT )is an evidenced-based behavioral treatment program that focuses on the creation and maintenance of a positive relationship between a parent and their child.
- Designed for young children-ages 2-7
- Appropriate for the treatment of severe emotional and behavioral concerns such as hitting, spitting, uncontrollable crying, kicking, screaming, and defiance.
- The goal of PCIT is to equip parents and caregivers with the tools to manage difficult behaviors, and places an emphasis on improving the quality of the parent-child relationship.
- 2 phases of treatment: child directed play and parent directed play.
- During both phases a clinician provides coaching to the parent through a devices in the parent's ear.
- Parents are coached on setting appropriate limits, loss of privileges, time outs, and how to effective manage difficult or negative behaviors
- Treatment typically lasts from 4 to 6 months.
Short-Term Counseling Groups
The SCH Counseling Center offers educational and therapeutic support groups for parents who have had their children removed from their homes by Child Protective Services due to child abuse or neglect. In collaboration with Child Protective Services, groups are teaching healthier parenting styles.
- Designed to increase a parent's self-esteem and confidence
- Provides parents with the tools necessary to take accountability for their actions
- Teaches parents how to identify risk factors and triggers for negative behaviors - both within themselves and in their children
- Teaches parents how to utilize alternative, effective ways to cope with stress
- Groups meet for 12 week periods, and provide peer support as they work though tough parenting situations together
- Each group is facilitated by a trained clinician, who is able to structure discussions around obstacles, growth and goals for the future
When Jessica came to the counseling center she was only 7 years old. Jessica's mother, Nadine, was desperate to receive help with Jessica's behavior at school. Nadine would receive 3 to 4 calls a week from the school administrators asking her to pick Jessica up early from school due to hitting, spitting, kicking, not following directions, and other disruptive behaviors.
Nadine was embarrassed and frustrated by this continued behavior. Jessica's school had strongly recommended that Jessica receive a psychiatric evaluation to assess and address her disruptive behavior. Once Nadine and Jessica met the clinician from the counseling center, Nadine disclosed a history of domestic violence that was witnessed by Jessica, but was not sure whether Jessica's behavior had anything to do with being exposed to violence "a long time ago". With her mother's consent, an assessment of Jessica revealed that Jessica indeed had significant anxiety that resembled post-traumatic stress disorder. Nadine was introduced to Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and agreed to participate in this program with Jessica.
Once Jessica learned that many children had similar experiences, she was ready to embark on a new journey to make sense of her traumatic memories. Throughout her six months of treatment, Jessica learned to relax through drawing, singing, and deep breathing. She learned to name her feelings, positive and negative, happy and sad. She began to make sense of the connections between her thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Finally, Jessica was ready to share. Through pictures, drawings, and telling her story aloud to the clinician, Jessica was able to share who she was, what she had experienced and what she hoped for her future. Jessica was invited to share her story with her mother, who now understood the importance of listening, validating, and bringing a sense of safety to Jessica when she was afraid.
In addition to therapy and psychiatric support, Jessica's clinician was able to collaborate with Jessica's school to ensure that both her teacher and the principal understood Jessica's struggles and progress. It was not long before Nadine stopped receiving calls from the school for early pick-ups. Jessica's nightmares stopped and occasional tantrums lasted only a few minutes, and were eventually replaced by constructive time outs and using words to express her feelings.


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Women's Basketball Schedule
Warrior Women Face Tough Schedule for 2004-2005
Lewiston, ID- The Lewis-Clark State Women's Basketball team recently announced their upcoming schedule for the 2004-2005 season. The schedule consists of 17 home games, 13 away games, and one exhibition contest.
The non-conference schedule includes road games against three NCAA Division I foes, Gonzaga University (exhibition game), Idaho State University, and Eastern Washington University. Gonzaga University and Idaho State University both qualified for last year's National Invitational Tournament (NIT), finishing the season with 18 and 20 wins respectively.
Additional non-conference games with NCAA Division II Northwest Nazarene University and NCAA Division III powers, Pacific Lutheran University and Whitman College, round out a tough non-conference schedule. Pacific Lutheran University (18-6 last season) and Whitman College (19-6, Co-NWC Champion) compete in the Northwest Collegiate Conference.
The Warriors will host two tournaments, the Staples Classic and the AmericanWest Bank Tournament. The Staples Classic will be held on November 19th and 20th and will feature Concordia University (OR), Pacific Lutheran University, Montana Tech, and Lewis-Clark State College. The AmericanWest Bank Tournament will tip off on December 10th and 11th, with a field that includes Whitman College, William Jessup University, Carroll College, and Lewis-Clark State College.
The Warriors open their season at home (October 29-30) against Canada's University of Fraser Valley and two weeks later (November 12-13) the LCSC women will do battle with a tough Oregon Tech team which features Cascade Conference Player of the Year, Nikki McElligott. Both teams will be in town for back to back games.
The Frontier Conference schedule will kick off on January 6th against Carroll College. The conference opener is tentatively scheduled to be played in the new Activity Center at Lewis-Clark State College. The new fifteen million dollar multipurpose facility will seat approximately 3,500 fans.
The 2004-2005 schedule might be the toughest in the history of the program. With a non-conference schedule that includes six games against successful NCAA programs, the Warriors will be tested early and often. "We have a non-conference schedule that is really going to test our toughness and our courage," said head coach Brian Orr. "I am trusting that the competitive spirit of this team is going to be pretty durable. If we can meet the challenges of our early schedule and finish with our collective-ego intact, we'll definitely be prepared for our league games."
The complete Lewis-Clark State Women's Basketball schedule and team information can be found at www.lcsc.edu/athletics.
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This project is converted into two mixes, purposely, so that it can be copied to an 80-minute CD-R.
PART ONE - 30 through 15
Originally I'd planned to mix up a Festive 50 ala Peel with many of these tracks alongside some Yuletide greats... I think this is way better; it focuses on just the songs that all mean so much across the years... this is even more poignant when I take the fact that many of my favourite bands don't appear here; there are no FIELD MICE, PIXIES, WEDDING PRESENT, SONIC YOUTH, THE FALL - even THE SMITHS who took over my life for a few years in the eighties don't get in!
The end result that showcase such great diversity in the alternative music scene then and now also led me to retrieve many of the original picture sleeves of either albums or singles that are now long-lost.
The journey begins with a band that I only heard once on one of Peel's shows around the early 1980's, a band called DARKNESS AND JIVE, the track being "Rage In A Cage"...I was able to download this song from their website and the image above is their header!
29. "Drank"... BIVOUAC
BIVOUAC (apparently) hail from Derby and in the nineties I had this compilation album on vinyl with this song called "Drank"...
then it went AWOL because I lost the cassette it had been recorded on... so much of this material being retrieved is thanks to the internet, whether through download or being able to access information... I eventually found the the CD available on Amazon and have to say that I thought the album was complete trash apart from this one stand-alone track!
27."Popular"... NADA SURF
This song is all about popularity in the freshman years and has a pretty neat video too, it's likely on YouTube like virtually everything else. This comes from their album "High/Low" and while I know the band have made many other albums, I have to admit I've never bothered to sample any of them.
Nada Surf is an American alternative rock band. Formed in 1992, the New York band consists of Matthew Caws (guitar, vocals), Ira Elliott (drums/backing vocals) and Daniel Lorca (bass, backup vocals).
26. "Tangiers"... THE SCREAMING TREES
25. "Curtain Call"... THE DAMNED
This is very much a masterpiece and comes from the band's BLACK ALBUM; somewhat famously, John Peel played the whole of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells LP the first time round (however long that lasted)and with this being some seventeen minutes long, it wasn't much of an issue really - why dock anything so fabulous? So the song appears here in it's full glory. It's a journey that ebbs and flows and has some delicious piano harmony and vocals within before it's ultimate refrain.
24. "Singer's Hampstead Home"... MICRODISNEY
23. "Hope's Not Enough Son, Ask Your Parents"...
GREAT LEAP FORWARDThe Great Leap Forward is a "band" formed in 1987 by former BIG FLAME singer and bassist Alan Brown when that band came to its planned and logical end in 1986.
This refreshing track deals with the onset of puberty and offers a cynical forecast of things to come. I always thought their sound was akin to THE WEDDING PRESENT but nonetheless, this song I like a lot, hence it's appearance here.
The Great Leap Forward was and still is essentially a solo project, with Alan writing, arranging and performing virtually all instruments on recordings, and carrying out mixing and production in the studio (in conjunction with John Crossley at SquareDance Studios(Nottingham/Derby) for the majority of the pre-1990 releases and in 2008 with Anthony Chapman (inFX Studios) for Finished Unfinished Business.
22. "To The Flame"... AMUSEMENT PARKS ON FIRE
Amusement Parks on Fire are an English band from Nottingham. The band was formed by Michael Feerick in 2004, who wrote and performed their self-titled debut album entirely by himself.
The band has since expanded and now write and perform as a five-piece currently composed of
Daniel Knowles [ guitar ~ production ]
Peter Dale [ drums ]
Gavin Poole [ bass ]
Joe Hardy [ keyboard ] and
Michael Feerick [ guitar ~ vocals ]
Feerick wrote and recorded ten songs on a minimal budget with close friend Daniel Knowles engineering the sessions. These efforts formed Amusement Parks on Fire's self-titled debut album released in the UK on INVADA Records, a label run by Geoff Barrow of Portishead in 2005.
The band signed to V2 Records in 2005 and went on to record their second studio album Out of the Angeles at Sigur Rós' Sundlaugin studio in Álafoss, Iceland.
I've had this song set as my ring-tone for a while now!
21. "Blood Meridian"... HOPE OF THE STATES
The band formed in 2000, naming themselves after a 1930s paper on the state of mental healthcarein the US. They were discovered after sending a demo to the Planet Sound teletext page, and were signed to SONY BMG. The band's guitarist James Lawrence committed suicide in January 2004, shortly before the release of their first album, THE LOST RIOTS, which reached the top forty in the UK album chart. The band's first single, "Black Dollar Bills", was packaged in a hessian sleeve, each hand-sewn by a band member. The band's most extensive UK tour started in October 2004, beginning with a date in Belfast's Mandela Hall.
Much of 2005 was spent recording the follow-up to THE LOST RIOTS, and the band only made six live appearances. The band performed some songs to be included on their second album at an acoustic performance in London. The band worked with fansite "The Halfway Home" to produce an advent calendar for Christmas 2005. The only studio recording released in 2005 was the track 'Shalom', included as Day 24 on the calendar.
In April 2006 the band released a new EP, Blood Meridian, accompanied by a low-key UK tour beginning in The Cockpit in Leeds. The EP was limited to 2000 copies, available on vinyl, and was also available for download. The single "Sing it Out" was released in June 2006, reaching #39 in the UK singles chart, and their second album LEFT followed on 19 June.
The band appeared at T In The Park on 8 July, and then the Reading and Leeds festivals in August, where they played on the BBC Radio 1/NME stage. During their set on 27 August at Reading, it emerged it may be their last ever show as the band were splitting up. This was suggested further later in the day by friends Broken Social Scene who dedicated their festival set to the band. On 30 August, Sam Herlihy made a statement on the band's forum confirming the split and that Reading was their last show.
Some members of the band have gone on to form THE NORTHWESTERN.
20. "Gathering Dust"... MODERN ENGLISH
MODERN ENGLISH were uniquely placed in the late '70s and early '80s as a band who forged a relationship with practically all the emerging British musical styles - post-punk, New Wave, synthesizer pop, New Romantic, Goth, neo-pyschedelia and the so-called Second Wave of UK pop which invaded America in '82 and '83. Their alluringly anthemic music drew inspiration - however abstract or oblique - from these starkly contrasting worlds, rapidly attaining critical and commercial success with the After The Snow album which, with its intricate and gloriously uplifting sound, achieved a cinematic sense of space way beyond the reach of most of their contemporaries.
19. "Suspension"... MAE
18. "Duel"... SWERVEDRIVER
Swervedriver are an English alternative rock band from Oxford. The band went on hiatus in 1998 before reforming in 2008 for a world tour, which included a performance at the high-profile Coachella festival. Their first three albums were also reissued in 2008/2009.
I have never owned a SWERVEDRIVER single or album. I discovered this song "Duel" on a Creation Records compilation that also featured Primal Scream and Teenage Fanclub.
17. "The Breaking Hands"...
16. "Your Feet Never Touch The Ground"...
I had this album that I kind of wore out playing, it was called "Somebody Up There Likes Me" and I liked the songs "Oh!" and "Teenage" but particularly this one... "Your Feet Never Touch The Ground"... it's a bouncy, hopeful tune and there's just something about the brass and the trumpet fanfare at the end that makes this, for me, a very special record indeed.
The Brilliant Corners hailed from Bristol & lasted a decade, 1983-93, the pillar to post members being Davey Woodward (singer/guitarist/writer), Chris Galvin (bass) & Bob Morris (drums). Various members helped complete the line-up along the way, most notably being Winston Forbes (guitar) who was there at the start & Dan Pacini (trumpet).
15. "Longing For Next Year"... SINISTER CLEANERS
The Sinister Cleaners are Len Liggins, John Parkes, Andrew Middleton and Simon Smith. Originally formed as a trio with a 606 drum machine in 1983, Simon joined as drummer in 1985.
The band was inactive as a unit from 1988, but recently got back together again to record some new material and release the album Shine on AAZ Records (AAZCD12).
The band released several records on the AAZ label beginning with two tracks on the Giraffe in Flames compilation album in 1983. Over the next couple of years they featured on other compilations, both tape and vinyl, before releasing their first double A-side single in March '85 – The Gnomes of Zurich / The Architect.
Three multiple-track 12" EPs (Lemon Meringue Bedsit, Goodbye Ms Jones and Longing for Next Year) were released in 1986-87.
If you saw the Cleaners you'll remember the rotation system – Len, John and Andrew shared song-writing, lead vocals, guitar and bass playing with unscrupulous democratic even-handedness. By 1987 The Sinister Cleaners were gigging regularly in Europe and storming stages in venues like the Loft in Berlin, The Flesh Temple near Eindhoven and of course clubs at home like the 1 in 12 in Bradford and the Duchess in Leeds.
PART TWO - 14 through 1
14. "Tom" - CODEINE - The White Birch
There are a few things in this world I'm pretty sure of. One of them is that, in a "Survivor"-like desert island competition between Mogwai and fellow crescendo-rockers Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Mogwai would be taking home the grand prize. While Godspeed's Efrim Menuck would spend his time trying desperately to craft cigarettes out of coconut shells, picking bugs out of his beard, and figuring out a way to fabricate cellophane in which to bury the dead, Mogwai's Stuart Braithwaite would be busy sabotaging the enemy camp, starting bonfires, and dancing naked under the light of the moon.
12. "Dean's Eleventh Dream"...
THE JAMES DEAN DRIVING EXPERIENCEJames Dean Driving Experience are one of the many awesome English 80's indiepoppers. They got together around 87 and broke up in 90 but left in their wake some really really good tunes. They play a dreamy starry style of jangle pop but have a sense of humo(u)r about them (just look at the name!) They play up tempo "C86" style that bands like Close Lobsters and Sea Urchins play. This is band is just sooo dreamy from the record covers with old movie starlets to the violin. My favorite song of theirs is the slow-fast-slow anti-love song "Drop Dead Darling."
11. "Cling Film" - THE SEA URCHINS
4AD's sole addition to the roster in 1988 was Ultra Vivid Scene, an alias for New York dreampop auteur Kurt Ralske, whose music successfully melded The Velvet Underground, My Bloody Valentine and '60s psychedelia. Ultra Vivid scene debuted with the single "She Screamed", which was soon followed by a self-titled album.
In 1989, Kurt released a 12" featuring a newly recorded version of "Mercy Seat" from the debut album. Later in the year came "Something To Eat": a work-in-progresss, promotional single, and one of the very few 4AD promos to be assigned a regular catalogue number. As it turned out, "Something To Eat" never made it onto any other release.
Ivo suggested Kurt team up with producer Hugh Jones for the second Ultra Vivid Scene album. The result was Joy 1967-1990, a veritable encyclopedia of pop possibility that highlighted Ralske's knack for couching lyrical misanthropy in supremely catchy songs. The album spawned two singles, "Staring At The Sun" and "Special One", the latter a duet with Kim Deal that was accompanied by a wonderful video which saw Kurt and Kim crooning the song like Sonny & Cher.
1992's Rev was a different entity to its carefully-honed predecessors. Recording as part of a three-piece rock band, Kurt kicked out the jams on a series of lengthy tracks dominated by his searing guitar leads. Despite what seemed like a promising new direction, Rev proved to be the final Ultra Vivid Scene album. Kurt subsequently concentrated on production, before returning with a new project, Cathars, in 1999. Ultra Vivid Scene's final release was the Blood And Thunder EP, featuring a single remix of the title song (drastically shortened from it's 10 minute running time on the Rev album) and three other tracks, including a superb rendition of John Cale's "Winter Song".
9. "Random Relations" - JOE PUBLIKBullshit Detector was the name of a series of compilation LPs put together by the Anarcho-punk band Crass and released on their Crass Records label. Three editions were released between 1980 and 1984, consisting of demo tapes, rough recordings and artwork that had been sent to the band. The sound quality of the Bullshit Detector series was mixed, and was often very basic or poor as Crass would master the tapes directly to record without any additional production or enhancement. For Crass, the expectation of a polished performance was missing the point of the DIY punk ethic:
When I first heard this, the group were called THE SUSPECTS and this modernized version has some obvious differences in the lyrics; "You can't afford to do a lot on fifteen quid a week" has now become thirty-five quid is one example, however, the added guitars and reggae fusion works well and this version can also be found on YouTube...
8. "Ghosts Of American Astronauts" -
Yet another classic, again available on video AND on this website (if you care to check the video section), a great song and those memorable lines such as the opening gambit... "Over the hills above Bradford, outside the napalm factory"...
7. "In Shreds" - THE CHAMELEONS
6. "Tell Me How It Feels" - THE SWEETEST ACHE
Submarine alternated introspective indie-rock with noisy psychedelic jams; to the former quality was oft associated the term 'shoegazing'. They released their self-titled debut album in 1994; Keith Cleversley (of Flaming Lips fame) produced it for Ultimate. A second album, also recorded with Cleversley, was turned down by the label & later released on Taky Recordings, nearly 10 years later. Kiss Me Till Your Ears Burn Off, a compilation of singles and B-sides, was released on the Fantastick Records label.
This track is special to me for the lyrics and also the fact that where I'm unsure of one or two words, I'm still unable to locate the lyrics anywhere on the web!
4. "Sennen" - RIDE
3. "Like One Thousand Violins" - 1,000 VIOLINS
2. "Black Metallic" - CATHERINE WHEEL
Catherine Wheel were formed in 1990 and are probably best described (during their early days) as shoegaze-oriented indie-rock with a supreme ear for melody and an uncharacteristically (for the genre) strong and present vocalist in Rob Dickinson.
Despite being pigeonholed with other bands of this sub-genre such as My Bloody Valentine, they probably owed more to the reto-indie groups of the time such as House of Love. Certainly they were more of a straightforward rock outfit from this point of view, although they were still an original band.
They brought out their first album "Ferment" in 1992. This, along with "Chrome" from 1993 rates as their best work. The album features shimmering, beautiful indie guitar music which still doesn't sound dated today, although it doesn't have the despondent plod of say, Travis or Coldplay. Catherine Wheel are certainly thoughtful and can be melancholic, but to me they are also a very uplifiting band, and their majestic, soaring music certainly made their fans happy.
1. "Mauritia Mayer" - SEX GANG CHILDREN
The name 'Sex Gang Children' was a dynamic tag dreamt up and discarded by Malcolm McLaren in favour of 'Bow Wow Wow'. It then passed to Boy George, who used it until he signed to Virgin and came over all consumer-friendly as Culture Club. Aware of its pedigree, a fledgling band called Panic Button grabbed the baton and decked themselves out in appropriate fetish-punk garb. Decadent and furious, the Sex Gang Children proceeded to revitalize punk in the early 80s. '
It was Panic Button vocalist Andi Sex Gang and bass player Dave Roberts who formed the new group, enlisting Terry McLeay (guitar) and Rob Stroud (drums). Their timing was immaculate: punk-pop bands such as Theatre of Hate and Wasted Youth were beginning to falter, and the post-Adam and the Ants audience to fracture. Sex Gang Children stepped into the void and became big on the scene very quickly, releasing Naked (1982), an acclaimed, cassette-only live album.
A prestigious Futurama festival appearance coincided with the Sex Gang Children's first vinyl record, Beasts/, an EP consisting of four reworked tracks from Naked and the macabre title track. This and the follow-up single, "Into The Abyss" (1982), both hovered in the higher echelons of the UK indie charts for months.
1983 saw release of a debut album, Song & Legend, which shot to the top of the indie charts along with its accompanying single, "Sebastianne". At the same time, Dave Roberts put together The Whip, a compilation album including a fine duet between Andi and Marc Almond entitled "The Hungry Years". The accumulated pressure of this workload came to a head when, on the first date of a tour to promote Song & Legend, Stroud failed to appear.
The difficulties of Stroud's untimely departure were exacerbated when the band's label, Iliuminated, declined to extend their deal and a major label withdrew an offer after Sex Gang Children refused to abbreviate their name. Ex- Theatre of Hate drummer Nigel Preston filled in for a one-off single with Clay Records -the captivating "Mauritia Mayer" -before joining Death Cult. For their first American tour Sex Gang engaged Death Cult's former drummer, Ray Mondo, who culminated an eventful affair by getting himself deported to his native Sierra Leone upon their return to England.
The turbulent year of 1983 ended with Dave Roberts leaving to form another (you'll never make it with that name) band, Car Crash International. This signalled the end of the Sex Gang group, though a cassette of their final US concert was released under the title Ecstasy And Vendetta Over New York on the back of favourable notices they'd attracted in the States.
Andi and Terry carried on a while with new bassist Cam Campbell and drummer Kevin Matthews before Andi too went solo, releasing two albums under the name Andi Sex Gang. Dave Roberts responded by forming a group called The Children, while Terry lent his guitar virtuosity to all manner of unsuccessful projects. However, in 1991 Receiver Records put out a compilation CD, The Hungry Years: The Best Of Sex Gang Children, and it caused enough of a stir for Andi and Dave to reconcile and reconvene the group in Los Angeles.


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Tour Match: Prime Minister's XI v West Indians at Canberra, Jan 29, 2013
Ricky Ponting
Age: 38 years 38 days
Playing role: Top-order batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium
Brad Haddin
Age: 35 years 95 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Jono Dean
Age: 28 years 217 days
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak
Alex Doolan
Age: 27 years 58 days
James Faulkner
Age: 22 years 272 days
Bowling: Left-arm fast-medium
Fawad Ahmed
Age: 30 years 356 days
Bowling: Legbreak
Peter Handscomb
Age: 21 years 275 days
Usman Khawaja
Age: 26 years 39 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Alister McDermott
Age: 21 years 233 days
Playing role: Bowler
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium
Gurinder Sandhu
Age: 19 years 226 days
Ashton Turner
Age: 20 years 1 days
Nick Winter
Age: 19 years 221 days
Bowling: Left-arm medium
Kane Richardson
withdrawn player
Age: 21 years 349 days
'I used to sledge while batting'
An Aussie who played for England, Martin McCague remembers how the press reacted to his selection
Chasing the ball Sobers pasted
Review: What happened to the inanimate victim of Garry Sobers' famously brutal assault in Swansea in 1968? A new book tries to discover its whereabouts
A near riot at Adelaide Oval
Rewind: At the lowest point of the Bodyline series, mounted police were needed to prevent a riot in the third Test
'Sandra Bullock would play me in a film'
Sarah Taylor on the highlight of her career, wearing hockey shin pads, and buying a house with a pool and a cinema
What if Sachin had been a girl?
Raf Nicholson: Young and highly talented female cricketers are forced to quit the game before they reach the height of their powers. Is that at all fair?
Rohit struggles with the Steyn Test
Plays of the Day from the first ODI between South Africa and India in Johannesburg
Kohli's runs, and lots of catches
Also, six-for losers, fastest keeper to 100 dismissals, Clifford Roach's unbreakable records, and keeper-captain feats
India's bowlers struggle to adapt
If India can change their bowling philosophy during a watertight tour and deliver the results, it will be an incredible achievement. Otherwise we will be back to expecting the batsmen to clean up
From outcast to beast
Mitchell Johnson may not be a gigantic, horned, fire-breathing dragon with seven heads - but he could not have done much more damage if he were
England face up to rebuilding phase
Months of planning go into each Ashes series yet, ahead of this Test, England are in the uncomfortable position of having doubts over at least three positions in their side
India's bowlers struggle to adapt (81)
Rohit struggles with the Steyn Test (64)
From outcast to beast (56)
England face up to rebuilding phase (49)
The ultimate cricket librarian (46)
Rob Moody's obsession with recording matches in Australia and collecting archive footage has led to him becoming a folk hero to cricket lovers across the world


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Hooray, it's March! Spring is just around the corner -- despite what the weather channel tells you.
Baby goats are being born, geese are getting cranky and mean and before you know it sap will be flowing too. My father used to tap trees and make maple syrup. I can remember walking the line with him and sneaking a sip of sap, straight off the tap. Sweet and cool, melting snow and lots of sunshine. He had revamped an ox yoke to fit his shoulders and rigged a rope and bucket off either end. Ingenious, but of course (necessity) is the mother of invention. Once I was old enough, or should I say tall enough and strong enough, I gladly ran the tap line, eager to please don't ya know. Freeman and I even made syrup on our own for a few years but once our arch burned out so did our ability to boil down sap. Thus leaving us to buy locally.
Bear River Maple, here on the Bear River Road, is as local as it gets. Since Kaiya, Samuel and I got snowshoes for Christmas, we have even volunteered to lend a hand. They tap lots and lots of trees, interconnected with plastic tubing and piped right to the sugar house. I do miss making our own,there but as long as we can be involved with someone, somewhere, making syrup, our journey to spring will be a satisfying one.
I stopped in to the Town Office for some factual Newry news and was reminded of two things that you should be aware of.
Firstly, for those of you who haven't yet registered your dog(s) for the 2011 year, there is now a $15 late fee, soon to be $25 as of April 1, 2011. Please come in with proof of rabies as soon as possible. Thanks.
Secondly, our annual town meeting/potluck is Monday, March 7, with 5:30 potluck and 7 p.m. meeting at the Grange Hall. About the most exciting thing to discuss is Article 27, voting on funds for fixing the third and final bridge on the Branch Road, Paine's Bridge. Many will be glad to have the repairs all over with.
In response to last week's column, I wanted to note that you cannot ride in New Hampshire without a New Hampshire registration as far as I know. I asked around, but for more info contact a warden. Windy Valley Club trail maps can be obtained at the Bear River Trading Post and at the Newry Town Office.
Deb Webster wishes to invite any interested person(s) to an informational meeting March 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Grange Hall. She plans to open "The Eddy" this fall, a home away from home school for grades 5 through 8. It sounds like a great idea to me. I always wanted to HS but I seriously lack the follow through. But aren't most of us full of good intensions?
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"After completing their training, the units will return to Iraq," the newspaper said.
"Israeli advisers are helping train US special
forces in aggressive counter-insurgency operations in Iraq, including the use of
assassination squads against guerrilla leaders, US intelligence and military
sources said yesterday.
The Israeli Defence Force (IDF) has sent urban
warfare specialists to Fort Bragg in North Carolina, the home of US special
forces, and according to two sources, Israeli military "consultants" have also
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of next November's presidential elections.
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already behind the lines inside Syria attempting to kill foreign jihadists
before they cross the border, and a group focused on the "neutralisation" of
guerrilla leaders is being set up, according to sources familiar with the
"This is basically an assassination programme. That is what is
being conceptualised here. This is a hunter-killer team," said a former senior
US intelligence official, who added that he feared the new tactics and enhanced
cooperation with Israel would only inflame a volatile situation in the Middle
"It is bonkers, insane. Here we are - we're already being compared to
Sharon in the Arab world, and we've just confirmed it by bringing in the
Israelis and setting up assassination teams."
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Beth Culp has represented insurance companies for more than 25 years. She has litigated coverage disputes in 32 states and has had the opportunity to work with both insurers and reinsurers in handling the difficult coverage issues that arise in complex cases and mass tort litigation, including asbestos, anti-trust, breast implants, contaminated blood products, hearing loss, pedicle screws, sex discrimination and sexual abuse.
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Professional Background
Ms. Culp joined Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP in 2000. She is the Leader of the firm's Specialty Litigation & Insurance Coverage Department and a former co-leader if its Insurance Services Practice Group.
Professional Affiliations
- Minnesota Bar Association
- American Bar Association's Professional, Officers and Directors Liability Law Standing Committee, Past Chair
Honors & Awards
- Named to Benchmark Litigation's inaugural edition of the "Top 250 Women in Litigation" in America
- Repeatedly named to the Super Lawyers list in the area of Insurance Coverage by Minnesota Super Lawyers magazine
- Included in the magazine's "The Top 100 Lawyers," and in 2010 was included in "The Top 50 Women Lawyers"
- Holds the AV® Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, its highest rating for ethics and legal ability
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- Recovery of a multimillion dollar payment from a non-contributing carrier.
- Successful resolution of a coverage dispute arising out of a disastrous construction accident.
- Determination that a professional liability insurer had no obligation to defend or indemnify an insured because the "claims made" requirements had not been met.
- Representation of excess umbrella carrier in a $25 million coverage dispute involving professional liability coverage and bad faith failure to settle on the part of the primary.
- Representation of an excess carrier in a dispute with the self-insured.
Ms. Culp frequently prepares and delivers seminars and lectures to business and professional audiences on insurance coverage and liability issues. Her presentations include:
- "Between a Rock and Hard Place: The Risks and Rewards of Broker Involvement in Coverage Disputes," Hinshaw's Annual Insurance Services Symposium, Chicago, Illinois, October 2010.
- "The Underwriters Options: To Re-Draft or Not to Re-Draft," Hinshaw's 2009 Insurance Services Symposium, Chicago, Illinois, October 2009.
- "Recognizing and Avoiding the Enhanced Risk of Extra-Contractual Exposure," Hinshaw's 2008 Insurance Services Symposium "The Industry Responds to the Economic Storm," Chicago, Illinois, October 2008.
- "Vioxx, Bextra and Insurance Issues for Pharmaceutical Cases," HarrisMartin Publishing's conference, "Litigation, Settling and Insuring Mass Tort Claims," Las Vegas, Nevada, April 2006.
- "Handling the Explosive Claim," Hinshaw's 2006 Insurance Services Symposium, "Creative Management of Claims and Coverage Disputes in a High-Risk Environment," Chicago, Illinois, February 2006.
- "Litigating Insurance Coverage," Clarion Legal's seminar, "Insurance Law 2005," August 2005.
- "Rules of Construction, Minnesota Insurance Law Deskbook," seminar and publication, Minnesota Bar Association Continuing Legal Education, June 2003 and May 2005.
- "Mandatory Insurance, Registration Disclosure and Client Disclosure – The New and Evolving Rules," Hinshaw's Legal Malpractice and Risk Management Conference, February 2005.
- "Structure of a Reservation of Rights Letter," seminar, Fireman's Fund Insurance, September 2004.
- "Emerging Issues in Liability Insurance," Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, May 2002.
- "Heeding the Voice of Reason," Insurance Coverage Institute, Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, October 2001.
- "Are the Rules Really New? Selection of Counsel; Billing Guidelines; and Insurer Audits," Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, October 2000.
- "Allocation: Can This Gordian Knot Be Cut," Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, October 1999.
- Symposium, "Recent Developments in CGL Case Law," March 1996.
- Symposium, "Sexual Abuse Claims, Defense and Coverage," November 1995.
- Symposium, "Sexual Abuse Claims, Defense and Coverage," October 1995.
- "Issues Involving the Defense and Resolution of Litigation Against the Insured," Minnesota Institute of Legal Education, February 1995.
- "The Role of Monitoring Counsel in the Defense of an Insured Professional," 23 The Brief 20, 1994.
- Symposium, "The Role of Monitoring Counsel in the Defense of an Insured Professional, August 2002.
- "The Right Coverage: When an Insurance Agent or Broker Fails to Produce Adequate Insurance," 21 The Brief 14, 1991.
- "Special Duties of the Insurance Agent and Broker," "Insurance Agent and Broker Liability: Current Litigation and Emerging Case Law," ABA, Section on Tort and Insurance Practice, August 1990.
- Symposium, "Special Duties of the Insurance Agent and Broker," August 1990.
Ms. Culp is a co-author of Fifty State Survey of the Law of Punitive Damages, a Hinshaw publication that surveys the law regulating the insurability of punitive damages, including the standard that will be applied by the court to determine whether or not punitive damages are warranted. She also wrote, Handling Sexual Misconduct – A Manual, another Hinshaw publication written in July 2003.
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"So You Think You Can Dance": How to stand out in the crowd?
Tonight I thought Melinda, Jose and Lauren stood out from the crowd for their performances. Despite the lukewarm reaction she received from the judges last week, I think Lauren is a favorite, as is Jose, so it's not surprising that their dances went over well. Lauren paired really well with Dominic, I thought, for their Tessandra Chavez lyrical hip-hop routine on abusive relationships. The judges were especially pleased with the way she approached the dance after what they perceived to be a somewhat unserious performance last week. And Jose nailed Bollywood, which isn't really a surprise: it's a genre that always goes over well with the judges and audiences and seems to be a fairly easy one for dancers with hip-hop background to pick up.
I don't think Melinda is a dancer who has really sold herself yet to America, but she danced beautifully with Ade to a contemporary routine by Stacey Tookey about the perilous state of the planet. The judges praised her lines and called her a word I don't know how to spell but is pronounced "gorge-wah" (Mia Michaels was a little free-flowing with the English language tonight.) My only complaint was that Melinda's dress, blue silk decorated with flora, was a bit too literal and thus cheesy for me.
I think the other dancers (with the aid of the show) just need to keep working on convincing us they're more than just solid dancers, that they're contestants we need to care about. I don't think Robert, who at least has a chest and face the audience loves, will have a problem getting votes for now but while he might have the audience's love, tonight he didn't have the judges, with what they perceived to be a somewhat chill-less, stressed-out tango. Same with Billy Bell, who might get sympathy votes for his valiant attempt to krump tonight.
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My first thought was how could this happen in Naples Park which is a neighborhood of small streets never too busy. But in reading that it happened on 111th Street, I understood.
lllth Street is a continuation of Immokalee from Tamiami to Vanderbilt Drive which is more heavily travelled than other streets within Naples Park.
Possibly the darkness hampered Ms.Carr's vision.
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Signs of labor: Know what to expect
By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/signs-of-labor/PR00083
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Signs of labor: Know what to expect
Do you know the typical signs of labor? Understand the changes your body will go through as you prepare to give birth.
By Mayo Clinic staffOn television, babies are often born with a rush of emotion and swift action. The mother doubles over from the pain of a single contraction, and the baby appears before the commercial break. In reality, however, labor usually begins less dramatically. Find out common signs of labor and what they mean for you and your baby.
Effacement: Ripening of the cervix
One of the first signs of labor is your cervix softening and thinning, or effacing. Most of the effacing happens in the last weeks before delivery, and you won't feel this preparation happening. Instead, your health care provider might check for signs of cervical change with vaginal exams.
Effacement is often expressed in percentages. At 0 percent effacement, the cervix is typically about 3 to 4 centimeters (cm) long, or very thick. Your cervix must be 100 percent effaced, or completely thinned out, before a vaginal delivery.
Dilation: Opening of the cervix
Another of the early signs of labor is your cervix beginning to open (dilate). Your health care provider will measure the dilation in centimeters from zero to 10.
At first, these cervical changes can be very slow. Once you're in active labor, expect to dilate more quickly.
Increase in vaginal discharge
Light spotting between weeks 37 and 40 of pregnancy could be a sign that labor is starting. Vaginal discharge that is pink or bloody is known as the bloody show. If vaginal bleeding is as heavy as a normal menstrual period, however, contact your health care provider immediately. Heavy vaginal bleeding could be a sign of a problem.
During pregnancy, a thick plug of mucus blocks the cervical opening to prevent bacteria from entering the uterus. When your cervix begins to thin and open, this plug might fall out. Losing the mucous plug is among the telltale signs of labor, but it's not a guarantee. Labor might still be days or weeks away.
Nesting: Spurt of energy
You might wake up one morning feeling energetic, eager to fill the freezer with prepared meals, set up the crib and arrange your baby's outfits according to color. This urge is commonly known as nesting. No one knows for sure, but it could be a primal instinct that hearkens back to a time when physical preparation was necessary for a safer childbirth.
Nesting might begin months before your due date, but the instinct is usually strongest just before delivery. Do what you must, but don't wear yourself out. Save your energy for the harder work of labor ahead.
Rupture of membranes: Your water breaks
The amniotic sac is a fluid-filled membrane that cushions your baby in the uterus. At the beginning of or during labor, your membranes will rupture — also known as your water breaking.
When your water breaks you might experience an intermittent or continuous trickle of small amounts of watery fluid from your vagina or a more obvious gush.
If your water breaks — or if you're uncertain whether the fluid is amniotic fluid, urine or something else — consult your health care provider or head to your delivery facility right away. You and your baby will be evaluated to determine the next steps.
If the amniotic sac is no longer intact, timing becomes important. The longer it takes for labor to start after your water breaks, the greater your or your baby's risk of developing an infection. Your health care provider might stimulate uterine contractions before labor begins on its own (labor induction). In the meantime, avoid doing anything that could introduce bacteria into your vagina, such as having sex.
Contractions: When labor pains begin
During the last few months of pregnancy, you might experience occasional, sometimes painful, contractions — a sensation that your uterus is tightening and relaxing. These are called Braxton Hicks contractions. They're your body's way of warming up for labor.
To tell the difference between Braxton Hicks contractions and the real thing, consider these questions:
- Are the contractions regular? Time your contractions from the beginning of one to the beginning of the next. Look for a regular pattern of contractions that get progressively stronger and closer together. False labor contractions will remain irregular.
- How long do they last? Time how long each contraction lasts. True contractions last 30 to 90 seconds.
- Do the contractions stop? True contractions continue regardless of your activity level or position. With false labor, the contractions might stop when you walk, rest or change position.
Expect false alarms
Remember, no one knows for sure what triggers labor, and every woman's experience is unique. Sometimes it's hard to tell when labor begins.
Don't hesitate to call your health care provider if you're confused about whether you're in labor. Preterm labor can be especially sneaky. If you have any signs of labor before 36 weeks — especially if you also experience vaginal spotting — consult your health care provider.
At term, labor will nearly always make itself apparent. If you arrive at the hospital in false labor, don't feel embarrassed or frustrated. Think of it as a practice run. The real thing is sure to be on its way!
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Americanization Now Getting serious about assimilation.
By John Fonte, senior fellow, Hudson Institute November 8, 2001 8:55 a.m.
s lawmakers begin to discuss major changes in the structure and mission of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), it becomes increasingly evident that America has a civic-assimilation problem. Briefly put, a sizeable number of new immigrants and their children may be bettering themselves economically and speaking English but not embracing American identity and patriotism. Thus, the Washington Post interviewed a middle-class Muslim American immigrant family from New Jersey and reported that, "For Kahr and her husband taxpayers, registered voters, law-abiding citizens assimilation is not a goal."
The Post article stated that Kahr (who came to the U.S. from Syria when she was twelve, 17 years ago) would soon graduate from Seton Hall law school. However, this well-educated woman opposes America's war efforts against the Taliban in Afghanistan and declares that "throughout history" Muslims "will always be separate." Empirical evidence suggests that Kahr's views are not unique. In what Islamic expert Daniel Pipes has described as "perhaps the most sophisticated study to date of Muslims in the United States" ( Competing Visions of Islam in the United States: A Study of Los Angeles), an Iranian doctoral student at Harvard, Kambiz Ghaneabassiri, found that 12 of 15 Muslim immigrants that he surveyed feel more allegiance to a foreign country than to the United States.
Nor is this ambivalence about American identity confined to Muslim immigrants and their children. The most comprehensive evidence we have on the patriotic assimilation of the children of immigrants is a longitudinal study by the Russell Sage Foundation. This study of 5,000 children of immigrants (mostly Mexican-American and Filipino-American teenagers) revealed that after four years of American high school, the students were 50 percent more likely to consider themselves "Mexicans" or "Filipinos," than "Mexican-Americans," or " Filipino-Americans, " or just plain "Americans." In other words, patriotic assimilation or self-identification with the American nation actually decreased (and decreased dramatically) after four years of studying in American schools.
In the past, patriotic assimilation succeeded, in no small part, because national leaders insisted unambiguously on the "Americanization" of newcomers to our shores. National Review's John J. Miller has described in The Unmaking of Americans: How Multiculturalism Has Undermined America's Assimilationist Ethic how during the last great wave of immigration "Americanization" policies were institutionalized in both government and civil society and enthusiastically supported by American presidents such as Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson.
If Americanization or patriotic assimilation is to succeed today, it must be institutionalized as it was in the past. There are current plans underway in Congress and the administration to separate the two main functions of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (border enforcement and immigrant services) into either two different agencies or two autonomous divisions within the same agency. These initiatives to restructure the naturalization service provide an excellent vehicle to institutionalize patriotic assimilation as a national policy.
Why not make the agency or subagency that deals with "immigrant services" an explicit "Americanization" or civic-assimilation bureau? Why not clearly mandate that the mission of the naturalization bureau is the patriotic or civic assimilation of new immigrants into American liberal democracy? Civic assimilation, American style, is (as most of us agree) not based on adherence to particular ethnic customs, religious beliefs, cultural rituals, or culinary traditions, but on political loyalty to our democratic republic.
At the heart of citizenship naturalization is the "Oath of Renunciation and Allegiance" in which new citizens transfer full political allegiance (but obviously not all ties and affection) from their birth nations to the United States. The Oath of Allegiance is central to who we are as a people a nation formed not by race, ethnicity, or religion, but by shared principles of freedom and justice and loyalty to our constitutional regime. It makes sense that new citizens should clearly understand the serious moral commitment they make in renouncing all prior political allegiances and swearing loyalty to the American democratic republic. Therefore, questions on the significance of the Oath of Allegiance should be incorporated into the history-government naturalization test that prospective citizens take.
Today's INS uses the language of commerce and business by describing immigrants as "customers" seeking "services." Tomorrow's new civic-assimilation agency should employ the language of country and nation. Treating immigrants, who hope to become American citizens, with real respect means seeing them as future fellow citizens (i.e. as "candidates for citizenship"), not as "customers" or "consumers" waiting for a "service" (naturalization) or a "product" (citizenship). Every American knows or should know that being a "candidate" for citizenship for full and equal membership in our democratic republic is a status of infinitely greater significance and dignity than being a "customer" waiting for a "service" or a "product."
The purpose of revising the mission of the naturalization service is not to prevent possibly insincere oath taking by some (as in the case of the New Jersey family referred to earlier) but to strengthen civic assimilation in general. Giving the government agency in charge of citizenship naturalization the explicit mission of "Americanization," "patriotic assimilation," or "civic assimilation" tells newcomers (and, equally important) influential sectors of civil society (e.g. native-born educators, foundation officials, etc.) that America's leaders are serious about integrating immigrants into our constitutional democracy and perpetuating what used to proudly be called "the American way of life."
Such a move would help put the "moral high ground" or "commanding heights" of the debate on immigration and assimilation in the hands of those who emphasize the unum rather than the pluribus, those who stress what unites us as Americans, rather than what divides us along ethnic, racial, and religious lines. Let us move forward with the new (which is also an old and continuing) mission of creating Americans out of the multitudes who continue to gather on our shores from the four corners of the earth.


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It may come across like a self-satisfied madcap bauble, but that titular exclamation mark is the key that unlocks the myriad subtextual delights of Soderbergh's timely latest, a flippant white-collar corporate caper that harks back to his delicious 1996 farce, 'Schizopolis'. On one level it denotes the lack of delicacy with which Matt Damon's prodigiously gifted agribusiness exec, Marc Whitacre, goes about blowing the whistle on his own company for being involved in a global price-fixing swindle.Yet it also suggests a thematic sleight of hand that asks us to be aware that the film's motivations may not be as cut-and-dried as they first appear. This ambiguity of intention is largely (and successfully) transmitted via Damon's supremely nuanced central performance (possibly a career best), which manages to plumb the depths of narcissism, idiocy and, eventually, deep-seated psychosis, while miraculously managing to keep us on side. The screwy semantics of his insistently upbeat internal monologues constantly interrupt the bloated technical jargon and subtly hint at the denouement to which Whitacre's foolhardy endeavour is leading.
The director himself continuously chips in from the sidelines, with screwball devices such as oversized title cards written in purple bubble text, a camera that playfully dances in and out of the innumerable sterile business headquarters and hotels and Marvin Hamlisch's chirpy, big-band soundtrack. Soderbergh and writer Scott Z Burns have based the film largely on the muckraking thriller by New York Times journalist Kurt Eichenwald, but they are less interested in the particulars of nefarious corporate dealings than in creating a credible psychological portrait of a man driven by… who knows what?
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I don't understand. I thought this was a brilliant film - genuinely don't get how you guys didn't like it. I agree with the reviewer - Matt Damon's career best film (and I speak as a massive fan of Bourne), he is spot on, and as the film unfolds he gets better and better. I'd highly recommend it.
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The film was okay... A total waste of money though. the only bit that made me laugh is when the only other viewer in my screen walked out. This film is rather dull and has too many long winded scenes. If you liked The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button however then you may be abe to stick this film out till the end... just.
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As Chris said, yesterday was a good day to be Drew!! He got his birthday presents from Mommy and Daddy - a new little cottage of his own (154 1/2 Sterling St.) and a slide/climbing wall/basketball hoop combo thingy (not it's real name!). He loved them both and had a good time standing in his house, opening and closing the windows, yelling "Ma!!"
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We have a big week coming up - Drew's birthday is Wednesday and Grama is coming up for a little party - yeah!!
Our BIG party is Saturday, which also happens to be Ben's birthday!! I can't wait to see all our friends and family...PRAY for SUN!!!!!!!! So far the forecast shows the possibility of showers in the morning, sunny and 82...OK - I'll take it :)
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For at least one second, or perhaps under a second, Scientists at CERN were able to very quickly shoot one particle 400 miles away, under the speed of light.
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Awesome. Reminds me of Shpongle's 'The God Particle' . Let's hope these guys don't get too far ahead of themselves and open a black hole; I'm not yet ready to start over !


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Any of a breed of medium to large sporting and hunting dog, developed in Germany and having a short smooth coat with white and reddish to tan markings.


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The Mountain
The Mountain (French: La Montagne) is a political group during the French Revolution whose members, called Montagnards, sat on the highest benches in the Assembly. The term, which was first used during the session of the Legislative Assembly, did not come into general use until 1793.
At the opening of the National Convention the Montagnard group comprised men of very diverse shades of opinion, and such cohesion as it subsequently acquired was due rather to the opposition of its leaders to the Girondist leaders than to any fundamental agreement in philosophy among the Montagnards' own leaders. The chief point of distinction was that the Girondists were mainly theorists and thinkers, whereas the Mountain consisted almost entirely of uncompromising men of action. Additionally, Montagnards tended to be more vocal in defence of the lower classes and employed a more moralistic rhetoric than the Girondins.[1]
During their struggle with the Girondists, the Montagnards gained the upper hand in the Jacobin Club, and for a time "Jacobin" and "Montagnard" were synonymous terms. The Mountain was successively under the sway of such men as Marat, Danton, and Robespierre.
Dominating the Convention and the Committee of Public Safety, they imposed a policy of terror. The Mountain was then split into several distinct factions, those who favored an alliance with the people, and social measures – led by Georges-Jacques Danton – and the proponents of The Terror – led by Maximilien Robespierre. In addition, several members were close to the mountain of the Enragés led by Jacques Roux, or Hebertism led by Jacques René Hébert. The group was to become one of the prime movers in the eventual downfall of Robespierre in the events of 9 Thermidor. The group dissolved shortly after Robespierre's death on 28 July, 1794.
After the February Revolution of 1848, the Mountain was reconstituted as the left wing faction in the Constituent Assembly elected that year (see: The Mountain (1849)), and in the Legislative Assembly which followed the next year.
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- French Revolution
- Montagnard, disambiguation
- Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Mountain, The". Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press
- ^ Popkin, Jeremy D. (2010). A Short History of the French Revolution: Fifth Edition, p. 72. Pearson Education, Upper Saddle River. ISBN 0-205-69357-1.
- This article incorporates information from the equivalent article on the French Wikipedia.