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That's us wrapped up for the blog today. Thanks for tuning in as Laura Geitz accepts the Constellation Cup. Australia wins four in a row against New Zealand for the first time since 1998 and Canberra has again shown it can host big events.
A couple of games left in the international season for the Diamonds and then a well-earned break.
AUSTRALIA 50 (Caitlin Bassett 20/25, Caitlyn Thwaites 17/19, Natalie Medhurst 10/13, Erin Bell 3/3) bt NEW ZEALAND 49 (Catherine Latu 25/27, Maria Tutaia 24/33) at AIS Arena
That was another absolute classic in the Australia v NZ rivalry in netball. There's no doubt it's the tightest contest of all trans-Tasman sports and Australia launched a late fightback to clinch that one. Bassett was huge in the dying stages, Bell was strong in her short time on the court and Hallinan was outstanding in defence.
That gives the Diamonds a 4-1 series win in the Constellation Cup. It's the first time in 15 years Australia has won four games in a row against New Zealand.
Bassett nails one and the crowd goes wild. 1 minute left and only one goal in it. Bassett gets another!! ALl locked up 50 seconds left! Australian turnover and this could win it!
Australia 49 New Zealand 49.
Oh No an NZ turnover and they're on the attack. WAIT. An AUS turnover with 20 seconds left and teh crowd goes wild!! Bassett nails another with 13 seconds left and it's game over! What a thriller!!!
Australia 50 New Zealand 49
Only two minutes left and New Zealand's looking comfortable in this one but the Diamonds are refusing to give in. Less than two minutes now, an Australian turnover and they go on the attack down by two goals
New Zealand 49 Australia 47
BOOM and we're back within one point. Australia's working well in attack with Bell and Bassett combining nicely. A few favourable calls in defence have helped as well. Back out to two as Latu nails another one. Four minutes 30seconds remaining.
New Zealand 48 Australia 46
Alexander has made some changes with time running out. Erin Bell on for the first time at goal attack with Medhurst on the bench. Madison Browne goes to win attack and Green goes to centre.
New Zealand 46 Australia 42
Timeout to Australia. Boy oh boy did they need that. There's only about 10 Kiwis in the crowd, but their New Zealand chant is the only thing you can hear at the AIS Arena. They've charged to a four-goal lead with nine minutes remaining. The Canberra crowd is stunned.
New Zealand 45 Australia 41
New Zealand open up another gap with less than 10 minutes to go now.
New Zealand 44 Australia 41
If Australia wins this match, it will be the first time since 1998 the Diamonds have beaten New Zealand in four consecutive matches.
New Zealand 42 Australia 41
We're locked back up here this last quarter is going to be intense. 12 minutes to go and the Kiwis hit the front again, but it's on pass in the middle.
New Zealand 41 Australia 40
New Zealand captain Casey Kopua getting stuck into Australian captain Laura Geitz for some great "Hollywood" acting as she hits the floor after a bump. We're set for another Australia-New Zealand classic here. We're locked up at the last change and we've got a last-quarter thriller. There's no doubt this is the best trans-Tasman rivalry in terms of closeness between the teams. Australia already has the series wrapped up, but neither team is willing to budge.
Australia 38 New Zealand 38
Chatfield has swapped on to Latu and a big bump sends the big Kiwi flying off court. The crowd loved it. The Kiwis didn't. #biff
Renae Hallinan has been outstanding at wing defence for the Diamonds today. Plenty of steals around the circle and being a general pest. Geitz has been strong as well.
Australia 31 New Zealand 30
A big change in the attacking circle for the Diamonds with Bassett coming in and it's paying immediate dividends with the lanky goal shooter latching on to long passes and helping the Diamonds steal the lead.
Australia 29 New Zealand 27
Great start to the second half by the Diamonds. They score the first five goals and now lead 28-26
Some half-time stats:
New Zealand 26 (Tutaia 16/21, Latu 10/11)
Australia 23 (Thwaites 17/19, Medhurst 6/8)
Rebounds: Australia 5, New Zealand 3
Intercepts: Australia 3, New Zealand 5
Turnovers: Australia 12, New Zealand 14
Penalties: Australia 20, New Zealand 16
That's the end of the first half here in Canberra in the first trans-Tasman clash for netball.
We've got the Silver Ferns making a charge late to lead 26-23. They dominated the second quarter and got things going in the attacking circle. Australia looked messy going forward and there were too many turnovers. They ended up being extremely costly. Caitlyn Thwaites has looked fantastic in her debut as a Diamonds starter. But will be interesting to see if coach Lisa Alexander injects Erin Bell and Caitlin Bassett after the break.
New Zealand 26 lead Australia 23
All locked up at 20-20 with four minutes left in the first half.
Hold that, New Zealand take the lead with Tutaia hitting another long bomb. Then Medhurst answers back at the other end and we're at 21-21.
New Zealand have clawed their way back to level the scores with nine minutes left before half-time. Thwaites has been strong for Australia in attack, but she's not getting any support. Turnovers have been costly as the Silver Ferns upped the defensive intensity.
Australia 16 New Zealand 16
That's the end of the first 15 minutes of play and Australia holds a three-goal lead.
Thwaites has 11 goals from her 13 attempts in her starting debut for Australia. At the other end, Tutaia has six from eight.
Australia 13 New Zealand 10
Been pretty brutal in the attacking circle for New Zealand. The Kiwis have been complaining that Aussie captain Geitz pushes the boundaries in her defensive play, even suggesting she cheats. She won a couple of early penalties and Latu looked off her game. But the Kiwis have fought back into it and Tutaia has been the star. Australia's attacking combinations still trying to click.
Courtside seats here at the AIS Arena
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Sitting next to a few New Zealand journos on the bench and they're not happy with the way Geitz is physical against Latu in the New Zealand attacking circle. Geitz has already hit the deck once pretty hard and she's making Latu work for every touch of the ball. The first timeout of the game is called with 4mins 53sec left in the first quarter. It's Australia 9 New Zealand 7
A bit sloppy from the Diamonds to start. But the Silver Ferns are just as loose with plenty of missed passes and turnovers. The new-look Diamonds attack is still finding its groove. We're all locked up. Wait, Thwaites gets another and it's Australia 7 New Zealand 6
These matches have been brutal in the first four Tests and New Zealand goal shooter Catherine Latu is penalised a couple of times early.S he's got a massive bruise on her arm from previous clashes.
Australia draw first blood with Caitlyn Thwaites opening the scoring with her first shot as an international starter. Thwaites started at the AIS as a volleyballer before switching to netball. Australia 2 New Zealand 1
Only a few spare seats and we're underway at the AIS Arena
Just about centre pass here. The Voice's Sarah de Bono belts out the anthem and the teams are on the court ready to roll in the first trans-Tasman international netball match in Canberra.
The fire trucks were racing to Canberra Stadium, not the AIS Arena. All fans are fine both inside the Arena and at the live site at Canberra Stadium. It was an alarm triggered by some work at the venue.
We're about 21 minutes until the first pass here. Reports of a couple of fire trucks racing to the AIS Arena and Canberra Stadium. Will investigate and find out if it was the fireworks that set it off.
We'll do a quick run through of the teams. The Diamonds are tinkering a bit with an unassailable 3-1 lead in the last Test of the Constellation Cup.
GS - Caitlyn Thwaites
GA - Natalie Medhurst
WA - Kimberlee Green
C - Madison Browne
WD - Renae Hallinan
GD - Bianca Chatfield
GK - Laura Geitz
New Zealand
GS - Catherine Latu
GA - Maria Tutaia
WA - Shannon Francois
C - Laura Langman
WD - Joline Henry
GD - Casey Kopua
GK - Leana De Bruin
The teams are now out on the benches about to start their warm ups. There were fireworks going off inside the the Arena. That hasn't happened since the Canberra Cannons turned the Arena into "The Palace" back in the 1980s and 90s.
Good afternoon from the AIS Arena where we're about 20 minutes away from the first centre pass in the Australia v New Zealand Test match.
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Book Description:During the tumult of the 1960's, the American character was tested in extraordinary ways none more pressing than the rightful clamor for civil rights in Black community. Existing laws institutionalized the second class citizenry in many quarters and courts were very unsympathetic to the obvious injustices coursing through the American experience. Laws were aplenty most of which served to maintain the unjust status quo. Those seeking reform had a variety of options open when challenging these wrongs. Consider the life and times of Martin Luther King, Jr. How did Dr. King arrive at a philosophy of nonviolent civil disobedience to the inequalities of his day? Why did he choose this method of structural challenge over the other options? Dr. King could have gone in very different directions. Why did he passionately urge his followers to lay down the sword, to accept suffering and humiliation rather than strike his errant and hateful neighbor, and to willingly and very humbly experience the jail cell for his alleged crimes? As King relates: "I've seen too much hate to want to hate, myself, and I've seen hate on the faces of too many sheriffs, too many white citizens' councilors, and too many Klansmen of the South to want to hate, myself; and every time I see it, I say to myself, hate is too great a burden to bear." By examining the man, his life and his work, both written and oratorical, the author concludes that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was in fact a Thomist through and through. Not a Thomist on all things, but as to his understanding of law and its corresponding obligation or lack thereof, King is the ultimate Thomist. In his letters and writings, texts and speeches, King is a regular advocate of the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas. A reader can feel the respect that King has for Thomist principles, and in a sense, Thomism is the "antidote" against the ravages of modernity. King's theory of civil disobedience classically adheres to the teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas. Amazingly, he even tells us about his allegiance to the philosophy of St. Thomas. That is what this work is all about a discourse on and a discernment into the compatibility of both men and a revelation that once again, St. Thomas had the answers long before the problem ever emerged.
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LETTER XIV.TO THE EDITOR OF THE SCOTS CHRONICLE.SIR,November 15. 1796. It is frequently asserted, that a desire of establishing a great family, operates as an additional spur to industry and frugality; but, I apprehend, a little attention may convince us, that this is rarely, if ever, the case. A man, entering into life, exerts his industry in order to procure the objects of his immediate wants; he afterwards practises economy, that he may be secured against the vicissitudes of fortune; having attained this object, he is actuated by the desire of that distinction which is attached to riches; and in his old age, he is too frequently rendered avaricious by the almost irresistible effects of long continued habits of the strictest parsimony. The vanity of raising a family is the effect, not the cause, of accumulation, and is often resorted to, merely as a self-deception, to hide the deformity of an avarice which has no end in view but to amass useless wealth. It is seldom the man born to moderate opulence, who, from his outset in life, might have perceived a probability of enriching his posterity, that becomes the founder of a family; it is, on the contrary, he who has struggled with hardships in his youth, who has been long accustomed to the most rigid economy, and who, after having amassed riches, can no longer discard those habits which arose from his original poverty. Should the person whom he has destined for his heir die before him, he will continue his former penurious life, and will at last allow the law to dispose of his property, or perhaps endow an hospital. His conduct is influenced, not by vanity, but by avarice. No relaxation of industry could follow from the abolition of testaments: there would still be sufficient motives to prompt us to exertion; the desire of insuring to ourselves the enjoyment of the necessaries and comforts of life; the wish of arriving at that notice and respect which are the concomitants of riches; that affection for our friends which incites us to do them good; the habits arising from a long continued economy. These motives might, indeed, in a very few cases, be less powerful than family pride; but such instances of inordinate vanity are extremely rare, and that degree of avarice, which such a feeling is fitted to produce, is perhaps the most degrading of all the vices. Testaments have been more successfully defended, as the best means of rewarding kindness and of punishing neglect. Every man must be sensible of great difference in the treatment he receives from his different relations; and, while it is a virtuous gratification to him, to leave some token of his gratitude to those from whom he has received kindness, the power of disinheriting may procure him a certain decent attention, even from those who would otherwise be inclined to treat him with disrespect. This argument appears to me perfectly just; but I hope, Sir, we may grant all that it fairly proves, without admitting an unlimited power of devising property by will. The proper return for kindness is not of a pecuniary nature, but consists in gratitude and a return, if in our power, of reciprocal kindness and friendship. If attentions are shown to us from the expectation of their being repaid in money, they deserve no recompence beyond a just indemnification for the time and labour employed; but if they have proceeded from better motives, whatever shows a grateful sense of obligation will be an ample reward. If then we allow the power of making testaments to a certain degree; if we permit one fourth of his effects to be disposed of by a man who has no children, and one sixth by him who leaves descendants, we shall have fully provided for this exercise of gratitude* . But, with respect to the punishment of neglect or bad usage, greater powers must be allowed. It is not sufficient that a testator should mark his disapprobation of such conduct; he should also be enabled effectually to punish it. For this purpose, it would be requisite to permit him to exclude any of his natural heirs by name, and, at his pleasure, to diminish their portions; but, in order to prevent abuses, it ought to be provided, that whatever was so forfeited should go to the nearest relations beyond the line of immediate succession. By this restriction of testaments, property would be gradually diffused, while the testator would be enabled to evince his gratitude for kindness and attention, and to punish all neglect or ill treatment he had received. A farther extension of the power of making testaments has been introduced, in modern Europe, by means of entails. Not satisfied with directing the disposal of land after their decease, some have aimed at perpetuating their power, by preventing their successors from alienating the estate, or from changing a long line of succession which they chose to appoint. Nothing can be more absurd; a dead man cannot for ever retain the right of property, which, from its own nature, must be as fully vested in the present possessor, as it was in those who preceded him. The rights of the present generation cannot be cut off by those who now sleep with their fathers; they had the free disposal of the things of this world while they were here, and we are now entitled to the same privilege: each proprietor has therefore as good a title to abrogate an entail, as his ancestor had to establish it. But on this subject I believe it is unnecessary to detain you, by any lengthened arguments. An entail infringes the right of property in the living; it prevents the proprietor from punishing or rewarding the conduct of his children; it precludes cultivation, by rendering the possessor merely a liferenter, by preventing him from disposing of part that he may improve the rest, and by inducing him to extort, under the name of fine or grassum, that capital which ought to remain with the farmer; it prevents a father from giving such portions to his younger children as might enable them to engage, with prospects of success, in commerce or manufactures; it is a fertile source of frauds and bankruptcies; and, to sum up all, it is a potent engine for supporting inequality of property* .—I am, Sir, Yours, &c.Sidney. [* ]The new law of testaments in France is founded on this principle, but I have not seen the specific regulations. [* ]Perhaps your readers may wish to know Dr. Smith's opinion upon this subject; it is as follows:— |


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This dish reminds me of something you would have on a cool night in Tuscany. Cannelini beans, also known as white beans have a smooth texture and a nutty flavor. Combined with the brown rice, you have a complete protein. I've been making the adult version of this dish for years. When you make this for babies it becomes a creamy puree that -- I've found -- they can't stop eating. This is one of those dishes that I crave when I think about it. This baby version of it is so quick, inexpensive and easy. Whether I soak my own beans or open a can of organic ones, I always put aside a few for Kenya to pick up and feed himself. Since they're nice and mushy, it's easy for babies, even with few teeth, to munch on.
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This worked well as a layer in my vegan lasagna!!
Would this work well without the tomato? Or is there something I could substitute? My husband is allergic to tomato, so we are not introducing it until baby is older.
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This made-for-TV movie is a remake of the theatrical feature Conrack, using the original title of the source novel by Pat Conroy. Set in 1969, The Water Is Wide stars Jeff Hephner as Conroy, an idealistic young teacher whose first assignment is at a run-down school located on Yamacraw Island in South Carolina. The state's imperious school superintendent Henry Piedmont (Frank Langella) has written off the unkempt, illiterate black children of Yamacraw as thoroughly unteachable, while the school's authoritarian black principal Mrs. Brown (Alfre Woodard), evidently unwilling to buck the Anglo-Saxon establishment, insists that Conroy doggedly adhere to an established curriculum that has never worked with the students. Instead, Conroy utilizes compassion and humor as teaching tools, reaching out to his students through a variety of humanistic methods, including adopting the kids' own archaic Gullah dialect in order to teach them proper English. Not surprisingly, Mr. Piedmont and Mrs. Brown are dead set against Conroy's "radical" approach to teaching -- even when it is obviously working -- but fortunately, our hero has a strong ally in the form of deputy superintendent Bennington (James Murtaugh). Echoing elements from another Pat Conroy novel, The Great Santini, the young protagonist is plagued throughout the film by memories of his uncompromising Marine-officer father, who has instilled in Conroy a hatred (and fear) of all authority figures. Produced as part of CBS's Hallmark Hall of Fame series, The Water Is Wide was first broadcast on January 29, 2006. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Director Steve Stockman takes the helm for this semi-autobiographical comedy drama about an estranged family that comes together for one last goodbye, and finds their assumedly brief farewell inexorably dragged out for two excruciating weeks. Aging matriarch Anita (Sally Field) is dying, but before she goes, she has requested that her four grown children travel back home to visit their ailing mother on her deathbed. Eager to gain a better understanding of the dying process, daughter Emily purchases a variety of self-help books on the subject. Though brother Keith (Ben Chaplin) soon arrives determined to float through the process in typical L.A. Zen mode, Emily contends that the only way to be prepared for the future is to consider every detail that can go awry. When PR executive Barry arrives intent on getting some work done before death comes knocking, it appears as if he is more concerned with getting broadband Internet in the house than actually tending to his mother. Meanwhile, youngest brother Matthew sets at the sidelines biding his time as his unlikable wife, Katrina, callously speculates on which of the dying woman's luxurious jewels she will be inheriting. Now, as Anita begins to look back at her life while reflecting on the time spent with her family, the question of who will hold this family together once she is gone casts a melancholy shadow over her fond memories. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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From the producers of The Rookie and Remember the Titans comes an inspirational sports drama detailing the true story of a down-on-his-luck football fan whose dreams of standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the best of the gridiron became a once-in-a-lifetime reality when he took part in an open tryout organized by Philadelphia Eagles coach Dick Vermeil. Vince Papale (Mark Wahlberg) was a 30-year-old substitute teacher and part-time bartender who had never even played college football. When Coach Vermeil (Greg Kinnear) made the unprecedented announcement that he would be holding open tryouts for the Philadelphia Eagles, Papale would go against incredible odds to live the dream and experience every fan's biggest fantasy. With a position on the Eagles secured and a new life path forged out of little more than determination and persistence, Papale takes to the field to experience the life-altering rush of running yards as a stadium full of cheering fans burst from their seats to support the hometown hero who proved it's never too late to take control of your own destiny. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Director Carl Franklin and actor Denzel Washington team up again (following 1995's Devil in a Blue Dress) for the crime thriller Out of Time. Washington stars as Matt Lee Whitlock, the well-respected chief of police in a quiet Florida community. While in the process of getting a divorce from fellow detective Alexandra (Eva Mendez), Matt engages in an affair with his high school sweetheart Anne (Sanaa Lathan). Unfortunately, Anne is married to the extremely jealous Chris (Dean Cain), a former pro football player who works as a security guard. After a major murder occurs in the community, Matt finds himself the main suspect. With the help of his medical examiner pal Chae (John Billingsley), Matt must solve the case before he is found guilty himself. Out of Time premiered at the 2003 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Laramie, WY, is a small town which became infamous overnight in the fall of 1998, when Matthew Shepard, a gay college student, was found tied to a fence after being brutally beaten and left to die, setting off a nationwide debate about hate crimes and homophobia. A month after the crime, Moises Kaufman, a writer and director with the New York City theater troupe the Tectonic Theater Project, traveled to Laramie with a handful of actors to interview people who lived in and around Laramie in preparation for an upcoming production; Kaufman's goal was to create a play that focused not on the assault on Matthew Shepard, but on the community where such an attack could happen, and how many of the citizens reacted to the crime. The result was The Laramie Project, which was first performed in early 2000, and was performed in Laramie in the fall of that year, two years after Kaufman and his associates first arrived in the city. The Laramie Project is a film adaptation of Kaufman's play, in which the thoughts and opinions of Laramie residents from all points of the political spectrum are presented alongside re-enacted excerpts from the trials of the two men who attacked Matthew Shepard. Produced for the premium cable network HBO, The Laramie Project was adapted for the screen by Moises Kaufman, who served as both writer and director. The distinguished cast includes Dylan Baker, Steve Buscemi, Peter Fonda, Janeane Garofolo, Laura Linney, Amy Madigan, Camryn Manheim, Christina Ricci, and Frances Sternhagen. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Eric Drilling wrote and directed this adaptation of his one-act play, set in rural New England, about alcoholic abuse in a single-parent family. After Dave Holden (Tom Everett Scott) fatally stabs his father while protecting his younger brother Tom (David Moscow), it's Tom who takes the rap and is sent off to a juvenile correction facility. But then Dave discovers dad's debts, works as a dishwasher to pay them off, and finally turns to robbery. Scott was the director of Drilling's one-act play. Shown at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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While investigating the rape of a ten-year-old girl, a grieving detective Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) is afforded the opportunity to avenge the death of his own daughter Cathy. Meanwhile, Assistant D.A. McCoy (Sam Waterston) faces a disciplinary committee to explain the questionable courtroom tactics used in the earlier episode "Under the Influence"; McCoy's assistant Ross (Carey Lowell) may either lose her job or leave it voluntarily; and McCoy and Ross' boss Adam Schiff (Steven Hill) faces stiff opposition (most of it fomented by a couple of longtime enemies) during his re-election campaign. Though the central rape case is resolved, the fates of several series regulars are left hanging in this eighth season finale episode of Law & Order. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Based on a best-selling autobiography, this comedy drama is the surprisingly sweet-natured life story of a controversial radio personality. Howard Stern, who stars as himself, is a nerdy New York kid who dreams of a disc jockey career despite being a self-loathing klutz who lacks a traditional broadcaster's voice. A strikeout artist in college, Stern's romantic travails end when he meets and marries Alison (Mary McCormack), a beautiful social worker. Stern's early career at several radio stations is undistinguished. Bored, he makes his life the centerpiece of his show, including his obsessions with sex and bathroom humor, and he finds willing cohorts in news reporter Robin Quivers and producer Fred Norris. After an abortive tenure at a Washington D.C. station that loathes his high-rated antics, he lands at NBC in New York. Again, Stern clashes regularly with executives, especially Kenny "Pig Vomit" Rushton (Paul Giamatti), who runs roughshod over Stern's team. At home, Stern's tendency to discuss the intimate details of his marriage takes a toll, reaching a meltdown when he jokes about Alison's recent miscarriage on-air. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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An old school chum whose daughter is running around with a really bad crowd asks Sipowicz (Dennis Franz) to try to straighten the girl out. Alas, it's a bit too late: the girl's psychotic boyfriend has murdered her roommate, an aspiring transsexual. Elsewhere, Medavoy (Gordon Clapp) and Martinez (Nicholas Turturro) investigate when several graves are robbed and the gold teeth are extracted from selected corpses. And temporary PAA Naomi Reynolds (Gabrielle Fitzpatrick) reveals her Australian roots to a fascinated Simone (Jimmy Smits). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Law & Order: Family Business
The detectives investigate when Richard Spiegel, chief financial officer for an upscale family owned department store, is found murdered. As usual, the case is top-heavy with likely suspects. Eventually the field narrows to two women, the dead man's widow (Anne Twomey) and his possible mistress (Jean de Baer) -- both of whom are daughters of the store's owner Seymour Bergreen (Joseph Wiseman). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A college student is murdered at a biker bar. At first, detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Curtis (Benjamin Bratt) believe that the solution to the case hinges upon interrogating the hard-case bar patrons. Ultimately, however, the answer lies somewhere within the mysterious world of the Internet, a world in which the younger Curtis is far more "at home" than his veteran partner. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Letter to My Killer
In this crime thriller, an avaricious married couple get in over their heads when their attempt to extort money from murderers goes terribly awry. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Romeo Is Bleeding
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New York cop Jack Grimaldi (Gary Oldman) has a nice home, a stunning wife Natalie (Annabella Sciorra), and a sweet, if stupid mistress, Sheri (Juliette Lewis). Jack also earns extra money by betraying mob witnesses to Mafia-boss Don Falcone (Roy Scheider). Assigned to guard the viciously sexy Russian-born hit woman, Mona Demarkov (Lena Olin), Jack is almost instantly seduced and allows Mona to escape. Falcone orders Jack to find and kill Mona, and threatens to murder him if he fails. Mona offers to pay Jack to help her eliminate Falcone and fake her own death. Several plot twists and turns later, Jack is left with his life in shambles. ~ Linda Rasmussen, Rovi
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Law & Order: Extended Family
The seven-year-old daughter (Madeline Zima) of prominent Broadway producer Gary Silver (Barry Primus) is kidnapped. As it turns out, the girl's abductor is her own natural mother. But things get even more complex -- and more unsavory -- when charges of sexual molestation enter the picture, leading to the requisite Law & Order surprise ending. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Writer-director Spike Lee's epic portrayal of the life and times of the slain civil rights leader Malcolm X begins with the cross-cut imagery of the police beating of black motorist Rodney King juxtaposed with an American flag burning into the shape of the letter X. When the film's narrative begins moments later, it jumps back to World War II-era Boston, where Malcolm Little (Denzel Washington) is making his living as a hustler. The son of a Baptist preacher who was murdered by the Ku Klux Klan, Little was raised by foster parents after his mother was deemed clinically insane; as an adult, he turned to a life of crime, which leads to his imprisonment on burglary charges. In jail, Little receives epiphany in the form of an introduction to Islam; he is especially taken with the lessons of Elijah Mohammed, who comes to him in a vision. Adopting the name 'Malcolm X' as a rejection of the 'Little' surname (given his family by white slave owners), he meets the real Elijah Mohammed (Al Freeman, Jr.) upon exiting prison, and begins work as a spokesman for the Nation of Islam. Marriage to a Muslim nurse named Betty Shabazz (Angela Bassett) follows, after which X spearheads a well-attended march on a Harlem hospital housing a Muslim recovering from an episode of police brutality. The march's success helps elevate X to the position of Islam's national spokesperson. There is dissension in the ranks, however, and soon X is targeted for assassination by other Nation leaders; even Elijah Mohammed fears Malcolm's growing influence. After getting wind of the murder plot, X leaves the Nation of Islam, embarking on a pilgrimage to Mecca that proves revelatory; renouncing his separatist beliefs, his oratories begin embracing all races and cultures. During a 1965 speech, Malcolm X is shot and killed, reportedly by Nation of Islam members. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Law & Order: Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die
The then-contemporary "Preppie Murder" case was the obvious inspiration for this 1990 episode of Law & Order. A wealthy and well-connected young man is charged with the murder of his girlfriend. The efforts of Stone (Michael Moriarty) and Robinette (Richard Brooks) to prosecute the case are stymied by a huge publicity blitz, and by the Defense's strategy of putting the dead woman's character on trial. "Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die" was originally telecast October 11, 1990, as a last-minute replacement for the scheduled episode "Poison Ivy" (which was moved up to November 20). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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This sci-fi comedy from Desperately Seeking Susan (1985) director Susan Seidelman stars John Malkovich along with several other actors from his Steppenwolf Theatre troupe in Chicago. Malkovich stars as Dr. Jeff Peters, a scientist for the Chemtech Corporation who has invented an affable robotic clone of himself named Ulysses (also played by Malkovich). Unfortunately, Jeff is long on brains but short on personality or warmth, leaving his double an empty vessel, emotionally speaking. Believing that if Ulysses only had a bit more spark he could be utilized as a publicity gimmick and fundraising tool, Chemtech sends public relations executive Frankie Stone (Ann Magnuson) to train him in the ways of the heart and human interaction. What Frankie ends up with, however, is her own personal version of the perfect mate. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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A Detroit priest (Donald Sutherland) is trying to help solve a crime spree that has resulted in a horrible series of slayings of area priests and nuns. When he hears the murderer's admission of guilt (while giving confession) he is torn between honoring the vows of privacy and secrecy afforded repentants and revealing the murderer's identity. ~ Rovi
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When millionaire Wilson MacLeish, an extremely unpopular man who was notorious for his cruel practical jokes, is reported killed in a plane explosion, a surprised Magnum (Tom Selleck) learns that he has inherited MacLeish's estate--as well as an extra $50 million. Unfortunately, Magnum has also inherited a would-be murderer; MacLeish has left behind a tape recording, accusing one of his heirs (though not by name) of planning his death, and warning Magnum that he's next on the list. As the story progresses, Magnum begins to wonder if MacLeish was telling the truth, or if he is being set up for the practical joke to end all practical jokes! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Ex-Vietnam chopper pilot Roy Scheider is now in charge of Blue Thunder, a high-tech copter designed to quell possible terrorism during the 1984 LA Olympics. His onetime comrade-in-arms Malcolm McDowell, now his bitter enemy, will stop at nothing to neutralize Blue Thunder and expedite an armed takeover of the United States. Well, there's the plot: now sit back and enjoy those eye-popping aerial scenes. Blue Thunder was later adapted into a weekly TV series. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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This groundbreaking, darkly comic horror film from director Joe Dante changed the look and feel of werewolf movies in ways light-years distant from Universal's horror classic The Wolf Man. The story begins with television reporter/anchor Karen White (Dee Wallace) taking part in a dangerous police operation intended to trap psychopath Eddie Quist (Robert Picardo). When confronted by Eddie face to face, she witnesses something horrifying enough to trigger selective amnesia. Plagued by a series of violent nightmares, Karen decides to admit herself to a posh recovery resort known only as "The Colony," run by her eccentric New Age therapist, Dr. Waggner (Patrick MacNee), and brings along her husband, Bill (Christopher Stone), for support. The night after they arrive, Karen and Bill are unnerved by eerie howling in the woods.
Back in the city, Karen's co-workers Chris (Dennis Dugan) and Terry (Belinda Balaski) have been investigating Eddie's background after discovering that his body has disappeared from the morgue. Sifting through Eddie's possessions, they find a strange collection of artwork depicting wolf-like creatures, and decide to consult with Walter Paisley (Dick Miller, of course), the owner of an occult bookshop, on werewolf lore. Though he claims not to believe in the stuff he's selling, Paisley nevertheless convinces Chris to purchase a handful of silver bullets...just in case.
Back at the colony, Dr. Waggner has organized a hunting party after hearing Karen's account of the nocturnal howling, but the men find nothing but a rabbit, which Bill is told to bring to the cabin of the sultry Marsha (Elisabeth Brooks) to prepare for dinner. After resisting Marsha's less-than-subtle sexual overtures, Bill is attacked by a wolf while returning to his cabin. The following moonlit night, the sleepless Bill wanders outside to find Marsha waiting and the two make love by the campfire, their bodies undergoing a frightening transformation. Just as Karen is beginning to suspect that her husband is hiding a secret far more threatening than marital infidelity, Chris and Terry have come to realize -- too late, in Terry's case -- that Eddie Quist is not only still alive, but not quite human...and he knows he's being followed. Chris arrives at the colony too late to save Terry, but manages to find Karen just as the colony's residents -- all of whom are werewolves, including Dr. Waggner -- are assembling to decide her fate.
Dante fills his film with heartfelt homages to The Wolf Man and other classic horror movies, as well as a few clever visual puns and in-jokes from his tenure with Roger Corman, but never strays from the path to genuine horror, particularly when Rob Bottin's chilling monsters are onscreen. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
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In this final episode of Alice's fifth season, Vera (Beth Howland) brings a bundle of dirty clothes to the laundromat--and returns with a bundle of joy. Someone has abandoned a baby in Vera's laundry basket, and she intends to keep the child (Is it possible that feeding the baby Mel's chili might be construed as child abuse?) Viewers with long memories may remember guest star Irene Arranga as the "wife" of the nerdish Horshack (Ron Palillo) on Welcome Back, Kotter. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Farewell Old Friends The Decoupling of News and Paper By Edward ShanahanThe daily avalanche of bad news about the future of the US newspaper business reads like an advance obituary, which is painful to those of us who spent much of our professional and personal lives reading and toiling for newspapers. For centuries the American newspaper was an enduring element in our unique system of democracy. Those of us involved in the work were proud of our role even if our critics did not share our enthusiasms. For them it was often a love/hate relationship. Today, by any measure, most daily newspapers are beyond hurting, as they try to reinvent themselves to avoid vanishing completely as printed sources of news, information, entertainment and opinion. Across the board, newspaper readership is sinking, especially among those under age 55, advertising revenue continues to plummet, thousands of reporters and editors have been let go or bought out, coverage is being curtailed, numbers of newspaper pages are dwindling. And all this is occurring before the full effects of the looming nationwide economic recession takes its further toll. While this decline had been gradual for years, it is now accelerating at a surprisingly rapid pace. The popular explanation is that consumers of news and information are gravitating in escalating numbers to the Internet and its growing universe of sites, abandoning traditional sources of news. And so they are. Hundreds of thousands of us who have staked a place for ourselves in the Internet landscape – as lonely bloggers, professional reporters and editors, volunteer citizen journalists or for-profit media businesses - are both a source of and an alternative to the newspaper's long-term problem. We're on the cusp of momentous change, and we can't imagine what the final results will look like. Against this background, I touched base recently with Bill Densmore, director of the New England News Forum, which was created in 2006 and operates out of space at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. The News Forum, funded with an initial grant of $75,000 from the Knight Foundation, has kept a low profile during its first year, although Densmore plans to raise its visibility from this point onward. Densmore, 54, was a student at UMass more than 30 years ago and was involved with the Daily Collegian, worked as a stringer for the Associated Press, and covered campus news for the Daily Hampshire Gazette, which is when I first knew him. He subsequently worked as a full-time reporter for the AP, and other news organizations, started a weekly paper in Northern Berkshire County, and has been an active student of journalism and consultant and director for various media projects. According to the non-profit New Forum's mission statement the organization's role will be to offer "an independent resource which can help define, research, advise – and hopefully strengthen and expand – the relationship between news producers and news consumers." Much of the language in the statement is somewhat abstract, for example: "On the web we will offer journalists, web-news entrepreneurs and active citizens a place to engage in discussion, to share and resolve disagreements over media issues such as privacy, coverage, access, accuracy, bias and emphasis." I was especially interested in Densmore's view of the impact of the explosive growth in Internet news and information sites, in all of their shapes, sizes, goals and competence. Is this the future? Some half dozen educational events held throughout the New England region, Densmore said, have attracted "media professionals and regular citizens" to discuss the relationship between traditional and citizen journalists. Mini-forums in each state in the region, except Rhode Island, have focused on the impact on the impact of on-line news and information delivery about public policy issues like casino gambling. "News and paper are becoming decoupled in peoples' minds," he said, as more consumers turn to the web and more volunteer non-professionals report on their own communities rather than rely solely on the established media to do that work for them. The News Forum, says Densmore, "tries to look at what's happening on the web … and help navigate a confusing landscape."
"How can we get more people doing news, lots of people like you, doing the work you are doing?" he asks. "Journalism is no longer a priesthood," he said, as newspapers shrink in size and influence. "But you've got to invent a structure for helping people to learn the principles of journalism, verification, transparency, ethics, accuracy." There are so many different kinds of on-line community-based sites, according to Densmore, that the term blog "does not adequately describe what you do," referring to downstreet.net and others like it. "We need to come up with a better term." To that end, he is involved organizing a three-day event in Minneapolis in June "to bring together on-line entrepreneurs and local on-line news and community enterprises." He sees it as a convening of the Society of American News and Community Forums. "Note, I don't say blogs," he adds. Densmore said that the mainstream media at first took a "holier than thou attitude" toward the Internet news upstarts, but "now that they see their house crumbling around them they've had to have an attitude adjustment." With the web awash in an outpouring of on-line local volunteer journalism, or "hyperjournalism," Densmore sees a pressing need for what he calls "news literacy education," a need that over time the News Forum can position itself to meet. "Kids are raised without the news habit, and the 15-year-old is at the mercy of what they find on the web, even if it's unreliable," he explained. Journalism programs have to change too, he said, to "broaden their reach to be more available" to students in all fields. "Journalism 101" ought to be part of the college core curriculum, he suggested, because in the future "all of us will be doing journalism in one form or another" to take advantage of Internet possibilities. For those who produce on-line news and information "it would be good to know something about libel and slander," because right now it is "such a wild, wild west" on line. "I think we need to exercise professional restraint," he said, otherwise "too many people are going to get hurt" by reckless and irresponsible web postings. For the last 20 years, Densmore said, the main concern was the perceived evils of the monolithic media. The challenge today is to work out the transition to the on-coming more democratic, more local form of Internet media, now that "corporate media is self-destructing." He intends the New England News Forum to play a role in that transition. "I get the feeling if we can stick around we will be looked to as a resource by the media and the public."
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Currently the chances of qualified Electrical and Telecommunications Contractors and supervisors finding employment are considered to be fair in the local area. Employment potential is Fair locally because the majority of people employed in this occupation locally are the owners of the company and occasional opportunities tend to be filled from people within the company or the construction industry. There is also typically less demand at the supervisory level.
The strength of the construction industry usually has a direct impact on the employment outlook for this occupation. The dollar value of construction projects in the Annapolis Valley (Annapolis, Kings and West Hants) was down considerably in 2010 (January-November) despite a continuing high volume of road, commercial, industrial and institutional projects (many continued from 2009). Some of the most significant projects included large big box developments concentrated in New Minas, a new health centre at CFB Greenwood ($25.4M), a new high school in Kentville along with significant school renovations, several new long term care facilities (Shannex/GEM Health Care), the Apple Dome ($13M), significant water treatment infrastructure building, and numerous road/paving projects including the continued work on Highway 101. While some developments were the result of government infrastructure funding, the outlook for 2011 continues to be positive as many projects that began in 2010 continued into 2011. The downturn in residential building over the past few years is also expected to pick up somewhat in 2011 as low interest rates, rising incomes, and moderate job growth encourage consumer spending and several large housing projects start to develop. The introduction of the Home Renovation Tax Credit in 2009 by the federal government helped generate some additional renovation work but has since been discontinued.
Several sources including Atlantic Canada's Construction Sector Council continue to forecast on the impending shortage of skilled construction tradespersons and labourers as many construction workers are expected to retire over the next 5-10 years while overall construction employment is forecast to remain close to current levels. Other factors contributing to the lack of available construction workers include the migration of young people out of the Annapolis Valley and demand for construction workers in other parts of the country particularly Alberta and more recently Saskatchewan though the recession has caused some workers to return home in 2010.
In addition to employment opportunities locally, opportunities may exist in other areas of the province or in other regions of the country. People who are able to work elsewhere may want to research opportunities for this occupation in other labour markets within Nova Scotia and across the country. The future employment outlook for Electrical and Telecommunications Contractors and supervisors in Nova Scotia is expected to be fair over the next 5 years.
Additional information on Electrical and Telecommunications Contractors and supervisors (opportunities in other areas, training, who hires, current job openings, statistics and other information), is available on other parts of this web site.
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Week of Sep 23 - Sep 27, 2013- Pro-Farm Energy, an Ontario-based company, is seeking to lease land from local farmers in Hants and Annapolis counties beginning in 2015 to grow elephant grass to produce power at a biomass plant in Hantsport. About 70 full- and part-time workers will be hired to tend and harvest the crops.
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MUSICFESTNW: OKKERVIL RIVER, BOBBY BARE JR., DAN MANGAN(Crystal Ballroom, 1332 W Burnside) Its no secret we have a majestic Santeria altar dedicated to Will Sheff of Okkervil River in our office—we're just a lock of his hair away from completion—so we were more than a wee bit thrilled to hear a song from the follow-up to 2007's The Stage Names leak to the interwebs last week. "Lay of the Last Survivor" was performed solo by Sheff at a recent New York show, hinting that the new album will be just as dramatic and lyrically rich as the Austin band's deep, deep catalog. Now that Okkervil is done making the rounds as Roky Erickson's backing band, let's all pray to Olodumare that a new record is on its way shortly. EAC
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LONDONDERRY - A motorist trying to retrieve a ski rack that fell off his car and landed in the Interstate 93 center median was mistakenly identified as a "gunman," triggering a massive police response Thursday morning including officers from Londonderry, Derry and state police, as well as a hovering state police helicopter.
According to state police, a man called them later in the day Thursday to explain he believed they were searching for him. The man, who state police did not identify in a news release, said his ski rack fell off his gray Volkswagen sedan just after 8 a.m. during the morning commute and landed in the center median near Exit 4 on I-93.
He parked his car in the right breakdown lane and crossed I-93 south to retrieve it. State police said they received other calls that were consistent with that explanation.
Police searched the area for about two hours but called off the search just before 10 a.m. after not being able to find a gunman.
Concord resident George Simon, on his way to work that morning, told the New Hampshire Union Leader he saw a man in a suit walking alongside I-93.
"He was dressed to the hilt," said Simon. "I was worried he was going to get hit."
Then he noticed a car parked by the side of the road. Part of the vehicle's roof rack appeared to be missing. Simon said Thursday he believes the so-called "gunman" was simply a case of mistaken identity as the unknown man attempted to retrieve a large piece of a roof rack that had fallen onto the road.
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Furthering our present understanding of cell cycle by elucidating new regulatory mechanisms is critical for the subsequent development of novel therapeutic agents against cancer. The G1 phase of the cell cycle is an important intersection where positive and negative regulatory signals converge to control cell cycle progression. The negative regulation of the cell cycle is coordinated by the cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK) inhibitors and the family of pocket proteins. These proteins play a critical role during the G0/G1 phase of the cell cycle by negatively regulating the expression of E2F-responsive genes that are required for the G1/S transition. Presently, my work focuses on the negative regulation of the cell cycle by a mammalian form of
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Formed in March 1933, the Civilian Conservation Corps, CCC, was one of the first New Deal programs. It was a public works project intended to promote environmental conservation and to build good citizens through vigorous, disciplined outdoor labor. Close to the heart of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the CCC combined his interests in conservation and universal service for youth. He believed that this civilian "tree army" would relieve the rural unemployed and keep youth "off the city street corners."
The CCC operated under the army's control. Camp commanders had disciplinary powers and corpsmen were required to address superiors as "sir." By September 1935 over 500,000 young men had lived in CCC camps, most staying from six months to a year. The work focused on soil conservation and reforestation. Most important, the men planted millions of trees on land made barren from fires, natural erosion, or lumbering—in fact, the CCC was responsible for over half the reforestation, public and private, done in the nation's history. Corpsmen also dug canals and ditches, built over thirty thousand wildlife shelters, stocked rivers and lakes with nearly a billion fish, restored historic battlefields, and cleared beaches and campgrounds.
Although professing a nondiscriminatory policy, the CCC failed to give a fair share of work to blacks, especially in the South where local selection agents held sway. But in spite of rigid segregation and hiring quotas, black participation reached 10 percent by 1936.
In all, nearly 3 million young men participated in the CCC The army's experience in managing such large numbers and the paramilitary discipline learned by corpsmen provided unexpected preparation for the massive call-up of civilians in World War II.
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and your cap turned to the side.
With a cigar on your lips and a bottle in your hand,
you want to be the man.
You once told me it was all an act.
I think you just wanted to see how I'd react.
But I knew all alone it wasn't true.
The person you show the world just isn't you.
What you've never figured out was that I didn't even like that him.
I saw what was within.
That's who I wanted.
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Of course, it isn't called Keef, but it should be... Life by Keith Richards published by Phoenix is a whirlwind of read. The question that's always, with unfailing regularity, asked about Keef is - HOW is he still alive? Shouldn't he be dead? Well, yeah, but that's rock 'n roll baby. Actually he answers pretty early on why he's NOT dead. Quality control. Yes, you got it. Quality control. He's never been in the awful position of taking really, really cheap drugs - or as he puts it - 'Mexican shoe scrapings'. Not our Keef. It's TOP DRAWER stuff. And - hold the front page - he's never mainlined. He just banged it straight into a muscle. Phew, well that's OK then...
Keef comes over as rather a sweet old fashioned kinda boy. I think we all knew a Keef when we were younger, he never made a move on you, but somehow you ended up in his arms. Or bed. And there have been many of the laideez in Keef's life, not least his rather formidable mum, Doris, who once told them all off in a studio in Jamaica for wasting time when they could be recording because 'this studio's costing money, now get on with it!'.
His infamous getting together with Anita Pallenberg after falling for her when she was still with the late Brian Jones is a lesson in pure hedonistic rock'n roll romance, involving hanging out in Morocco, driving through teh desert in a Roller, taking god knows how much drugs and booze and waking up in Tangier.
The rows with Mick Jagger remain, but they have been through so much together, seen and done things that us mere mortals will never comprehend that the ties are too strong to be broken. They will forever be The Glimmer Twins.
That makes the book really readable, although I did skip the very geeky musico bits, the loving descriptions of so many different guitars and recording techniques are a bit dull but the back stage gossip and bitching makes up for it.
I'm off for a tequila shot and a dance round the flat to Brown Sugar....After all, I know it's only rock'n'roll but I like it. Like it. Yes I do.
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