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Introduction to the institutions and constitutional structure of the European Union, an entity that began as a modest free trade area and is now a powerful force of 25 countries and more than 400 million people in global trade, environmentalism, human rights, discourse, and global politics. Explores how law is made on a pan-European level, and the status of such laws vis-a-vis the laws of individual member countries. Studies such facets of legal regulation as the "four freedoms," the harmonization of law, and several practice-oriented areas of EU law. Focuses on a close reading of the EU's foundational texts, the landmark decisions of the European Court of Justice, and the extent to which the judicial architecture of the EU is a variant of federalism, a model for international judicial cooperation more generally, or neither of those but rather something uniquely European. All readings are in English translation. Graded on a take-home examination and several papers.
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David Brown
Joe Maddon on possibly trading David Price: 'Honestly, listen, I've been in an RV for a month'
David Brown at Big League Stew12 hrs agoLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Baseball might be his life, but it is not life and death to Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon. When asked at the winter meetings Monday what the Rays starting rotation might look like if the team trades left-hander David Price — as many expect them to — Maddon did not reply with the attitude of a panicked man.
"Honestly, listen, I've been in an RV for a month," Maddon said. "I just saw my grandkids in Arizona, hung out in Long Beach for about a week. I mean this sincerely, I really put it down. I'm pretty good at putting it down. I think it's important to put it down."
He's been living in a van down by the river! Just like Matt Foley, the best character Chris Farley ever played on "Saturday Night Live." And like Foley, Maddon would make a great motivational speaker. But he also was being coy. It's important to note that the RV to which Maddon referred had several TVs, including satellite programming. If he wanted to keep up with the doings in baseball, he could have.
And he's been talking to Rays general manager Andrew Friedman, who has been keeping him in the loop, vacation or not.
Marvin Miller's Hall of Fame snub is a shame — but OK
David Brown at Big League Stew13 hrs agoLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Marvin Miller missed making baseball's Hall of Fame in his sixth and what his family hopes is his final opportunity. A legendary labor leader, Miller's contributions — while not universally appreciated, obviously — had as much or more of an effect on the game than those of anyone else in the past 40 or 50 years.
And yet, the various electorates in a position to acknowledge Miller's place in baseball have refused to do so, time and again. No disrespect to former managers Bobby Cox, Tony La Russa and Joe Torre — all of whom were announced as new Hall of Famers on Monday — but their awards are tarnished because Miller isn't already in Cooperstown. It's too bad for them, but that's way it has to be. And that's how Miller would have wanted it.
Reds skipper Bryan Price: We want Joey Votto 'to take more advantage' of good counts and get RBIs
David Brown at Big League Stew14 hrs agoLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — New Cincinnati Reds manager Bryan Price said he has heard the talk about slugger Joey Votto needing to tinker with his approach. Votto, who is third among active players in OPS, supposedly needs to be more aggressive, expand his strike zone and not take so many pitches — the argument goes — so that he might drive in more runs.
Votto has resisted that notion, and Price doesn't buy into it, entirely. Speaking on Monday at baseball's winter meetings, Price said:
"It's been mentioned, 'Oh, I think he needs to extend the plate and drive in runs' and I don't believe that. It can be very difficult to work hard and get an understanding of the strike zone and be able to manage it like Joey does, and then ask him to go outside that strike zone and be productive with runners in scoring position."
Phew. You've got to be blotto to want to change Joey Votto.
Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik responds to harsh story that called him incompetent
David Brown at Big League Stew17 hrs agoLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — He might have been better off ignoring it, but Seattle Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik responded to a story in the Seattle Times that sometimes brutally questioned his qualifications and abilities to run a baseball team.
Zduriencik released a statement and later talked to reporters at the winter meetings Monday, addressing assertions made by former manager Eric Wedge and another former Mariners employee who said the M's front office was plagued by "total dysfunction and a lack of leadership."
In replying, Zduriencik attempts to paint Wedge as being disgruntled at not being given a contract extension. He did not address an assertion by Tony Blengino, his former top assistant, that Zduriencik misled the M's about a key part of his resume.
Here's the total statement by Zduriencik:
Here is statement from #mariners GM Jack Zduriencik in response to Seattle Times story on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/nyv99GJcn1
White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf responds to Chris Sale trade rumors with memories of Michael Jordan
David Brown at Big League Stew18 hrs agoLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Chris Sale is no Michael Jordan, says Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf. But don't put too much into a rumor that Sale might be traded by the White Sox here at baseball's winter meetings or later in the offseason.
Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports said other teams are "pushing" the White Sox to discuss Sale, an All-Star the past two seasons who finished fifth in Cy Young voting after posting a 3.07 ERA and 226 strikeouts in 214 innings in 2013.
A few minutes after the announcement Monday morning that Tony La Russa, Joe Torre and Bobby Cox had been elected to baseball's Hall of Fame, Reinsdorf — who gave La Russa his start in the major leagues in 1979 — was cornered about the Sale talk.
"I just heard that rumor. I only had one player in my 33 years of sports that couldn't be traded. He wore No. 23 — and 45 when he played baseball," Reinsdorf said, referring to Jordan, who famously played for Reinsdorf's Chicago Bulls in the NBA and Chicago White Sox in the minor leagues.
Roy Halladay retires after signing one-day contract with Toronto Blue Jays
David Brown at Big League Stew20 hrs agoLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Roy Halladay said he wanted to retire with two teams, the Toronto Blue Jays and the Philadelphia Phillies.
"I don't think that's possible," Halladay said with disappointment Monday at the winter meetings.
Toronto, where Halladay got his start in professional baseball, it is.
A two-time Cy Young winner who pitched a perfect game and a postseason no-hitter for the Phillies in 2010, announced he is retiring after signing a one-day contract with Toronto. Halladay went 203-105 with a 3.38 ERA, 2,117 strikeouts, 67 complete games and 20 shutouts for the Phillies and Jays.
His chances for the Hall of Fame probably should be described as "possible," if not likely. He used the dais at Disney World to reminisce about a fabulous career that ended because of injuries. Halladay said he has two pars fractures, plus an eroded disk between the L‑4 and L‑5 vertebrates. His shoulder bothered him because he tried to compensate for his back hurting. His voice cracked from time to time as he went over the past.
The Juice: Season's greetings from the winter meetings!
David Brown at Big League Stew23 hrs agoLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — The winter meetings usually act as a catalyst for offseason activity in Major League Baseball, but that won't be the case this year. Christmas has come early, as several huge free-agent signings and even some trades went down this past week and the week before. Nearly a quarter of the free agents who filed after the World Series already have signed, and several other deals were on the verge of going down.
Robinson Cano signed with the Seattle Mariners. The New York Yankees reeled in Jacoby Ellsbury, Carlos Beltran and Brian McCann. The New York Mets signed outfielder Curtis Granderson. The Boston Red Sox brought back Mike Napoli, brought in A.J. Pierzynski, and let Jarrod Saltalamacchia go to the Miami Marlins. The Detroit Tigers traded Prince Fielder for Ian Kinsler and signed Joe Nathan, and also dealt Doug Fister to the Washington Nationals. Pitchers Phil Hughes and Ricky Nolasco signed with the Minnesota Twins. The Kansas City Royals traded for Norichika Aoki. The Oakland Athletics traded for Jim Johnson. The St. Louis Cardinals swapped David Freese for Peter Bourjos.
Texas winter wonderland: Rangers Ballpark covered in snow after ice storm
David Brown at Big League Stew2 days agoTemperatures in Texas hit the 80s earlier this week, but Jack Frost was up to no good by Thursday and Friday, slamming the Dallas Metroplex with a wintry blast of ice and snow. Bad weather has forced the cancellation of the Dallas Marathon, which was expected to draw 25,000 runners. It's also coated Rangers Ballpark in suburban Arlington with a coat of ice and snow. It's still more than four months until opening day, so the grounds crew probably will just let this stuff melt without worrying too much.
Luckily for us, a photographer from the Arlington Police Department came by to take this shot. Another for MLB.com also happened by and took more amazing photos of the scene.
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Robinson Cano 'didn't want to play for' Yankees manager Joe Girardi
David Brown at Big League Stew2 days agoBeing handed a contract for $240 million is reason enough for Robinson Cano to trade his pinstripes for a compass and play for the Seattle Mariners. But he also reportedly didn't like how he was being utilized by New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi, and is happy to be leaving the Bronx for that reason also. So much so, apparently, that he didn't even call the Yankees to give them a chance to match Seattle's big offer:
Reporter George A. King III in the New York Post has the anonymously sourced details:
"Robbie didn't like batting second, he wanted to bat in the middle of the order,'' one person said. "The Yankees wanted him second because that was best for the team. He wanted to hit in the middle of the order to drive in runs [to increase his value].''
Through the middle of June, Cano shuttled between second and third in a lineup that didn't have Derek Jeter to hit second or Rodriguez in the cleanup spot.
Yankees show restraint as Mariners sign Robinson Cano for $240 million
David Brown at Big League Stew3 days agoGeorge Steinbrenner would have paid Robinson Cano. So it's a good thing for the New York Yankees that Hal Steinbrenner, the team's current owner, is not his father. Because in five or six years, when Cano is 36 or 37 years old and probably struggling to earn $24 million a year and there's still four or five years left on the $240 million contract he signed with the Seattle Mariners on Friday, the Yankees won't have to be wondering how they got here — again — and how they'll get out of it.
The Yankees have been down this expensive road before. With Alex Rodriguez, for $275 million. With CC Sabathia for $182 million. With Mark Teixeira, for $180 million. They've even taken on the likes of Vernon Wells and Alfonso Soriano at the end of their megadeals when no one else wanted to afford them anymore. They've seen what's happening with Albert Pujols and Josh Hamilton in Los Angeles.


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DESTINATION REVIEW – Murray River Golf
By Garry Kennedy
"Timeless and full of surprises."
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Cobram Barooga
Rich River
Murray Downs
You could easily spend a month playing a different golf course each day as you followed the flow of the Murray River, from the twin cities of Albury-Wodonga in the East, all the way to Mildura in the state's North West. This golfing Mecca has been claimed as Victoria's own, although most of the courses sit on the NSW side of the border.
The Murray region has long been a Melbournian favourite – stemming back to when those poker machines only resided on the other side. Thousands would flock each weekend to tackle the one armed bandits, in a procession of cars and buses and trains. The imported money was spent by the Clubs with fury and the sporting bodies around were a major beneficiary. Lawn bowls, tennis courts, football ovals and alike all reaped the coin fed by the Mexicans – golf another of the recipients.
As a consequence the Murray River stretch has a lot to offer the golf enthusiast, particularly for those living in Melbourne. The journey is, on average, around three hours and via safe and well maintained thoroughfares. The region boasts more sunshine than the Gold Coast – always conducive to fair weather players.
Virtually every course dotted along the border is flat or gently undulating at best, making golf accessible for the young and young at heart.
And quantity doesn't always mean quality but the Murray courses has that old adage covered too – a third of the courses in this golfing locale have been rated in the country's Top 100 public access golf course list.
On top of all that, the region offers plenty of value for your golfing dollar. There's lots of on course accommodation and it's relatively cheap to sleep and eat only metres from the first tee and the average green fee is around $30.
The first cluster along this mighty waterway occurs at the eastern end, Albury-Wodonga. Within 10kms of the neighbouring towns, you have access to three nice tracks; Commercial Club Albury, Wodonga and Thurgoona. A personal favourite is Thurgoona – around eight minutes drive from Albury on the NSW side.
Designed by five time British Open champion Peter Thomson's golf architecture team (Thomson, Wolveridge and Perrett), Thurgoona is a true championship course that can test the best golfer. Large greens and dramatic bunkering is a trademark, with some clever water hazard positioning adding to the challenge. The final hole plays to a virtual island green and it is a memorable finish. The club has excellent on course accommodation and the clubhouse has enjoyed fantastic renovations in recent times.
As you begin to move north-west, you rarely have to travel more than 30kms before the next small town appears, meaning it's time to drag out the sticks again.
Your first stop is Howlong, a neat, short course that is tight, meaning brains not brawn is required to beat the card. One should note the unbelievable membership available here. For the princely sum of under $60 you can become a full golf member! Considering the daily green fee is $25, if you are looking for a cheap way to be a full golf member so you can become involved in club competitions, it doesn't get any more affordable than Howlong.
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Another short pitch and you'll land in Corowa where there are 27 holes and three distinct nines. Holes 1-9 are the newest holes and they have an open, resort feel. Holes 10-18 command views of the river in a parkland setting. The final nine holes of the triumphant, holes 19-27, hold a mystical feel. Set on the flats and heavily lined by huge river red gums, it can get steamy on the fairways. You feel enclosed by the surrounds and you get the sense you are being watched at every stroke. The three different nines at Corowa are a highlight. Again there's on course accommodation, a terrific clubhouse and recreation centre on the premises and remember you're in the heart of the Rutherglen region. Famous for fortified wines, you'd be crazy not to seek out some of the nearby wineries while camped here.
Yarrawonga's the next step along this golfing highway. For a long time the 45 holes at Yarrawonga held the title of the southern hemisphere's largest golfing complex. With two eighteen's and another nine, there really is something for everyone. The Executive nine is a short, fun layout and particularly suited to new students of the game, ladies and the elderly. The Lakes eighteen has, as the name implies, plenty of water hazards while the River course is the championship layout. There's heaps of new on course units for couples or groups to enjoy and very nearby there are many other places to set up shop for a few days.
Another few kilometers and another thirty six holes, times two!
Cobram Barooga is the first. The Old course is probably the best known eighteen holes along the entire Murray. While time and advancement in equipment technology has had an impact on the Old course's challenge, nothing can take away the quaint par three eighth's charm, or the fifth's trail or the fourteenth's subtleties. The other eighteen – The West course – provides a totally different test. It's longer and more open providing variety. Currently it's closed (due to reopen Feb 07) while the club goes about an extensive recouching program. Again the two courses are served by a number of on course accommodation options – try the El Sierra Motel if you're looking for value for money and exceptional group packages.
Virtually next door is Tocumwal, a pair of courses that always seem to be in pristine condition. The Presidents and Captains courses have their differences, but share delightful fairways, challenges and most importantly top rate greens. Again, the less agile and ladies will enjoy the flat landscape. And looking for somewhere to stay? The final 400 metres of the road that leads from the township to the course has some five motels and a caravan park flanking its side – you will not want for a bed and pillow.
Echuca is the closest Murray River township from Melbourne, and once one of the busiest shipping ports in the country. It maintains its mantle as the paddle steamer capital of the country. The Port of Echuca is a fantastic tourist destination with heaps to see and do, so it would seem logical that such a rich playground would have a decent course. Well it does – two of them!
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The Rich River golf complex is a quick 5 minute drive from the NSW township of Moama, the town neighbouring Echuca on the "other side" of the Murray.
Rich River is very popular with golf groups. Its two courses literally surround the Clubhouse and on course accommodation. It's your best example of play, stay and forget the car! There are even shuttle buses back into Echuca if you feel the need to leave the premises (but there's no need to!)
The West course was traditionally called the old course at Rich River, but after a second eighteen was built on the east side they assumed their geographical titles. The East Course was reworked some time ago by Peter Thomson and his trademark pot bunkers and risk v reward challenges are very much a part of this newer eighteen. The oversized golf ball that sits atop of the Clubhouse is a lasting symbol that this was, in its heyday, the biggest and best golfing complex in the region – although now it has considerable competition.
As you continue to move north east with the flow of the river, the concentration of courses thins a little. Driving time and distance between tracks is a little more, but the quality and selection is not compromised.
Cohuna is around 60kms from Echuca and one of the few Murray courses that I haven't seen. However reliable sources speak highly of this Victorian course – original home of Australian golf superstar Stuart Appleby.
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While the highway between Cohuna and Swan Hill is a little inland of the river, a diversion to Barham is a must. Nestled on the banks of the river on the NSW side, Barham has recently undergone numerous course renovations. Many of the opening nine holes have been served a renovation rescue and it is in its best condition ever. Of course the huge bunker on the fifth hole appropriately named "Gallipoli" is still a feature, but now many holes jostle for the mantle of the courses' signature hole.
The next major stop is Murray Downs Resort – minutes from Swan Hill. The resort name comes from the sheep station that the land of the course now occupies. In a word the course is sensational. Magnificent fairways, greens and tees are punctuated by water hazards, large bunkers and thickening tree lines. In golf terms the course is relatively young but each year it matures and the golfing challenge just gets better and better. The green fairways and surrounds punctuate the flat, brown surrounds and it is not too dramatic to call this an oasis in a desert. The undulations of the first fairway will instantly grab you. The signature par three, fifth hole with its huge water crossing from the back tees will examine the best golfer's mettle. The narrow par five twelfth will require precision from tee to green and the two closing holes are as hard a finish as golf throws at you. To cap it off, the on course accommodation is, in my opinion, the best amongst the Murray River courses.
Now vast, barren and open country presents as you head to the other bookend of Murray River golf in Mildura. Along the way there are worthwhile stops at Tooleybuc and Robinvale, and finally another cluster of seven terrific courses.
Red Cliffs comes first, then Riverside, Merbein and Mildura – all on the Victorian side of the border. I once left Melbourne on a dark and drizzly August day that was expecting a top of 12 degrees. A one hour flight later and I was enjoying a clear, sun filled morning. Later that afternoon the mercury would top 26 glowing degrees – and I was in the same state!
Mildura and Riverside are gems, but it's Coomealla Golf Course on the other side of the river that I like best. From the Clubhouse you can look down over the course to the water and it's not unusual to see a number of house boats moored to the banks (a unique way to drive to the course).
Coomealla is heavily wooded and water drenched fairways evaporate under your feet as the sun climbs. It can be a demanding game in the heat of the day but a joy in the cooler times. Thick, green fairways and slick, true greens the course highlights.
Finally Wentworth in NSW and Renmark in SA end the long road of golf choices on this unique stretch. In fact there's an event called the Tri State Masters held in the region in May each year. You guessed it – golf in three different states, all a mere drive from each other.
But this is Murray River golf – nothing should surprise!
At a Glance
Barham Golf & Country Club www.clubarham.com.au
Cobram-Barooga Golf Club www.cbgc.com.au
Cohuna Golf Club (03) 5456 2820 (weekends)
Commercial Club Albury www.alburygolf.com.au
Coomealla Golf Club www.coomeallaclub.com.au
Corowa Golf Resort www.corowagolf.com.au
Howlong Country Golf Club www.howlonggolf.com.au
Merbein Golf Club (03) 5025 6421
Mildura Golf Club Resort www.milduragolfclub.com.au
Murray Downs Golf & CC Resort www.murraydownsresort.com.au
Red Cliffs Golf Club (03) 5024 1531
Renmark Golf Club (08) 8595 1514
Rich River Golf Club Resort www.richriver.com.au
Riverside Golf Club (03) 5023 4255
Robinvale Golf Club (03) 5026 3286
Thurgoona Golf Club (02) 6043 1411
Tocumwal Golf Club www.tocumwalgolf.com.au
Tooleybuc Sporting Golf Club (03) 5030 5476
Wentworth Services Golf Club (03) 5027 3244
Wodonga Country Golf Club (02) 6059 1813
Yarrawonga & Border Golf Club www.yarragolf.com.au


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Jamie thank -- hours away from the first presidential debate with me now Andrea -- Press Secretary for the Romney campaign.
And venerable national Press Secretary for Obama for America -- I wanna start -- you just like the president goes.
First later tonight governor Romney gets the final word you get the first forward -- gets the last.
What does the campaign say about the speech from 2007.
June of that year.
Well I gotta tell you Mitt Romney's.
Allies in a desperate attempt to change the subject from.
A video in which Mitt Romney wrote -- half of the American people.
Are circulating a video that was covered up by the campaign press corps at that time.
And in its the president talks about but what happens in inner city communities.
When people have given up hope.
I don't think anybody out here you think -- is -- government's response this is Romney's fault.
Well I certainly think that his allies thought that this would be helpful.
And I gotta tell you the Romney campaign thinks that this is what Americans are looking for tonight.
In place of plans for the middle class there in person so you're saying this speech is no big deal that.
Well I don't think anybody thinks that the government's response to you Katrina was sufficient governor Romney himself.
Called it in embarrassment this is something that the president spoke about on the senate floor you spoke about.
In front of the press corps at that time he took action to improve disaster relief.
In the United States senate.
And so I think this is a desperate attempt to change the subject for Mitt Romney's comments writing off half the population saying they wouldn't take personal responsibility for their -- what do you think -- Joseph Barton's comments then about crushing the middle class over the past four years.
Was that a mistake well -- You know I I think that the Romney campaign loves to take a remarks out of context this is the same campaign that started.
But taking the president out of context and an advertisement when the president was quoting John McCain never saying that the president was quoting somebody else in the first advertisement that they ran.
In this campaign -- -- -- was clearly talking about the fact.
-- -- -- -- Clear it's not clear that he was talking about anything other than the fact that.
Middle class Americans have suffered tremendously over the past four years.
And you as a result on the very dominant right on -- vote policies that I don't on second down to -- my question you know Americans.
Have been struggling so hard over the past four years just to keep their heads above water.
Now they're still swim it but man they had to work hard for.
And what Joseph Biden said is that the middle class has been crushed over the last four years and the question then is is that because of the policies.
Of this administration.
And the comment -- -- he made just to clear question here was that a mistake.
Yes or no will will -- the next couple of sentences the vice president tributes this.
To passing tax cuts for the wealthiest to stripping back oversight.
From Wall Street and these are the same sorts of policies that Mitt Romney would -- now they led to the economic crisis in the first place.
Why would we return to them we've started to dig out we're was an 800000 jobs a month.
Businesses have created more than five point one million jobs manufacturing is resurgent GM is coming back.
Why would we return to the same sorts of policies incredibly confident that it's weird middle class and the first thing we're out there correct the crushing -- it was not a mistake.
It was a specific reference to the policies.
That crashed the economy and devastated the middle class and we certainly can't return to that -- do you stand by it.
Do we think that the middle class was buried as a result stand up -- Constance and Larry comment Agile I think Charlotte okay all right I got to learn I hear you.
What is the most difficult question.
That President Obama has to answer him.
Well I will I'll leave that to the moderator -- here's our goal tonight it sounds like Mitt Romney has prepared a bunch of singers.
We'll leave that to David Letterman I don't think that's what the American people.
Are looking for we view the debates like we -- the convention millions of Americans tuning in for the first time who want to hear about the economic choice in this election and the president will talk about.
The need to continue to build the economy from the middle class out invest in things like education and manufacturing.
And research and development instead of building it.
From the top down and away at his plans for a BitTorrent and other security would -- -- my question about the stimulus 7% unemployment not higher than that.
It's been 8% for how many months now.
Trillion dollar deficits for four years now what about those questions -- Well we're overcoming.
What was the worst recession since the Great Depression we've made a lot of progress -- was an 800000 jobs a month.
And obviously we've -- more than five million jobs but better off.
It isn't good enough.
We need to do more than that we need to restore economic security for the middle class and that's why the president is invested in areas like education where -- doubled funding.
For college scholarships.
Were on track to double renewable energy productions that were creating the jobs of the future.
Right here in America -- talk about both the progress we've made in lay out a roadmap.
To create those good paying sustainable jobs from the middle and -- Looking forward to tonight I know you are to Ben thank you for coming back here right -- -- from.
The Obama team good -- later tonight thank you -- sure thing thanks Andrea saw now from the Romney team press secretary of Mitt Romney Andrea good morning to you -- know you're looking for him tonight as well.
Look at a Wall Street Journal -- day you're down three points.
Are concerned are you.
-- this straight is going to be -- until the theory and I think the Obama campaign would agree that this is going to be class but did -- have an -- choice in this election.
We can not afford four more years like the last four years at least in and that this president.
As used as you netted his and vice president said the middle class has been -- -- under his policies.
And so what we need is governor -- come in and deliver our.
Real recovery for the American people -- what is the most difficult question do you believe governor Romney has to answer tonight Andrea.
Well again -- hits and governor Romney's that this is talking directly to the -- about what his fans are.
To strengthen the middle class and get this economy back on track.
With President Obama you just -- team they'd like to pretend that they want chart for the past four years.
We've seen record unemployment at 43 consecutive putts about 8%.
Million Americans on its stance one and six and poverty if that's progress.
I hate to see what the next four years look like.
What about the -- what about the question regarding the videotape.
And the 47%.
Comment is that the most difficult question.
He has to address.
Governor Romney's address that the 47%.
Question was a politically it's our.
About the fact that you know -- -- you'll see start with about a 47%.
And they need -- you know he looks at that talk to that's in the middle.
But that broader point is governor Romney wants to help all Americans he said time and again -- -- that President Obama and I care about the American people.
But I'm not only one has policies and plans that can actually help -- Just to be clear that 47% comment doesn't hurt you that's where you are arguing -- stand by that.
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That you have president -- his views are shaped by his beliefs.
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That is the campaign have a sense that they must score very well tonight.
-- order to turn the poll number that I just mentioned around down three points out Wall Street Journal number.
We have a little over a month to -- every debate and every day honestly is imported between now and then and communicating our message.
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I think Andrea -- thank you for your time and again -- -- before you thanks to him as well we are all waiting for -- later tonight.
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Carleton College will host its first-ever Reproductive Justice Conference on Saturday, April 28, in the Weitz Center for Creativity. Entitled "Sex, Lies and Things Our Mothers Never Told Us: How Reproductive Justice Fits into Every Aspect of Our Society," the all-day conference is designed for students, activists, and youth – everyone is welcome.
The event will feature 13 workshops and presentations by reproductive justice activists from around the United States. Topics will include "Decolonizing Sexuality," "Religion and Reproductive Justice," "Minnesota Abortion Access," and much more. A keynote address will be presented by Loretta Ross, National Coordinator for the SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective, at 10:15 a.m. in the Weitz Center Larson Meeting Room 236. For more information on Loretta Ross and SisterSong, visit www.sistersong.net
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RAMLE, Israel (AP) — A man accused of going on a stabbing spree across three U.S. states and who was once suspected in a stabbing near his hometown in Israel has baffled profilers, who say murder does not appear to have been his goal.
So it remains a mystery as to what drove Elias Abuelazam, who relatives described as a shy man from a respected family who had recently become despondent.
Abuelazam is suspected of attacking people in Michigan, Ohio and Virginia, leaving 13 people wounded in addition to the dead. He was arrested Wednesday in Atlanta as he prepared to board a flight to his native Israel, where relatives said he lived until his family sent him to the U.S. when he was 18.
The 33-year-old man appeared briefly Friday in an Atlanta courtroom and agreed to return to Michigan to face an attempted murder charge in one of the attacks — a July 27 stabbing in Flint, Mich., that put the victim in the hospital for a week.
Authorities said more charges were expected in the three states.
A family member in this poverty-stricken community said Abuelazam had become unhappy about his personal life in recent months. And others in the Arab neighborhood where he grew up expressed shock that the man they knew could be a suspect in the gruesome attacks.
"I wouldn't believe it even if I saw it with my own eyes," said Abuelazam's 49-year-old cousin, also named Elias Abuelazam.
He said that when his cousin last visited earlier this year, he was tense, unhappy and unsure what to do with his life. The younger Abuelazam said he wanted to get married and settle down in Israel.
"He seemed confused," the cousin said. But he said suggestions that Abuelazam was a killer were "malicious rumors."
He said news of the arrest had devastated Abuelazam's mother, who was excitedly waiting for a text message to pick her son up at the airport when she heard the news. "She couldn't stand up ... She was hysterical," he said.
During Friday's court hearing, Abuelazam was expressionless as he responded to questions from the judge. He initially said he wanted to stay in Georgia. But the judge told him he would have to return to Michigan if he wanted to fight the allegations.
After the judge explained the process further, Abuelazam agreed to waive his extradition rights and go back to Michigan.
"All right, then I'll do so," he said. "It sounds more logical to go right now than in 90 days."
Back in Israel, the family's modest two-story stone home, in a Christian section of Ramle's historic old city, remained shuttered and dark on Friday, and Abuelazams' mother, Hiam, was holed up inside.
In a brief radio interview, she described her son as a "religious, God-fearing man" and said she refused to believe he was a killer.
However, Israeli police said Abuelazam was a suspect in a stabbing attack early this year, although charges were never pressed.
A senior police commander said Abuelazam was believed to have stabbed a close acquaintance in the face with a screwdriver during an argument in a parked car about six months ago. The commander said police dropped the case because the victim refused to cooperate with investigators.
He said Israeli police would request samples of Abuelazam's DNA to investigate unsolved stabbings in the Ramle area. The city is known as a violent hot spot of drug activity.
The commander spoke on condition of anonymity because he was barred by police rules from speaking to the media.
The alleged victim in the attack, Ziad Shahin, denied being assaulted by Abuelazam but had a large scar from his right ear to his throat. Speaking outside his candy store in Ramle, Shahin said he was born with the mark.
Ramle's roughly 3,000-member Arab Christian community is tight-knit, and residents were extremely cautious about discussing Abuelazam's past.
Acquaintances said Abuelazam's father died of illness when he was a baby, and that he was raised by his single mother and four sisters. The family owned a grocery store and two other shops in town, and the mother was well regarded. Abuelazam, a member of Ramle's Greek Orthodox community, attended two prestigious Catholic schools, they said.
Abuelazam's most recent visit came earlier this year, and he returned to the U.S. in the spring, shortly before the stabbing spree began in Flint, with the attacker approaching men on lonely roads at night and asking for directions or help with a broken-down car. Then he would pull out a knife, plunge it into his victim and speed away.
All but four of the 18 attacks occurred the Flint area. The others were in Leesburg, Va., and Toledo, Ohio. In one case, the attacker used a hammer.
The youngest victim was 15; the oldest 67. At least 15 victims were black, although there's no evidence that race played a role, authorities said. A motive was not known.
Robert Keppel, a retired Washington state homicide detective who profiles serial killers, said it's rare for someone to attack males exclusively.
Whoever is responsible for the 18 attacks, "he's just getting off on stabbing people. He's not guaranteeing that they die," said Keppel, who investigated the Ted Bundy homicides in the Pacific Northwest in the 1970s.
"For some reason, the satisfaction is just in the action of the stabbings," Keppel said. "He's only turned on by the act of the approach and the initial stabbing. He's got some hang-ups. ... He's a rare killer among rare killers."
Also Friday, police in Leesburg, Va., said they were investigating whether Abuelazam is responsible for the March 2009 stabbing death of a 44-year-old man who lived across from Abuelazam in a townhome community.
If authorities connect Abuelazam to that slaying, he could face the death penalty. Michigan, where the other deadly attacks occurred, does not have capital punishment.
A tip led police this week to a market outside Flint where Abuelazam had worked for a month. Investigators talked to employees, and a store video showed that he matched the description of the man wanted by authorities.
But Abuelazam was gone: He told people he was off to Virginia and had not been seen since his Aug. 1 shift.
Police in Arlington, Va., stopped him for a traffic offense Aug. 5 and arrested him on a 2008 misdemeanor assault charge from Leesburg, Va., where he had lived and worked in the mental-health field. A hammer and a knife were found inside the Chevrolet Blazer, which was returned to him after his brief detention. There was no national alert for Abuelazam or his vehicle.
Virginia authorities "had no idea at that time that he was involved in these crimes," Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton in Michigan said.
Abuelazam eventually returned to Michigan, obtained a $3,000 airline ticket to Tel Aviv from his uncle and made it as far as the Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in Atlanta, where officers snatched the man in flip-flops and shorts after he was paged over the intercom.
Associated Press writers Kate Brumback in Atlanta; Corey Williams and David Runk in Flint, Mich.; Ed White in Detroit; Greg Bluestein in Atlanta; Nafeesa Syeed in Washington; Matthew Barakat in Leesburg, Va., and the AP News Research Center in New York contributed to this report.
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A Santa Fe district attorney and his wife take desperate measures to find a lung donor for their dying daughter in this topical thriller starring Dermot Mulroney and Diane Kruger. Their daughter Chloe stricken with a degenerative condition that's quickly cutting off her air supply, Paul (Mulroney) and his wife, Diane (Kruger), hit a dead end in the American medical system. But when Chloe's health takes a turn for the worse, desperation leads Paul to Juarez, Mexico, and a mysterious medico named Dr. Novarro. Though Dr. Novarro may be the only hope for performing a successful lung transplant before it's too late, his close ties to the Mexican criminal underworld soon lead the desperate parents to second-guess their decision to go with such a radical alternative treatment. But before Paul and Diane can get Chloe to the operating room, they realize she might not be the only member of the family that will never make it back home. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Family Tree
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A mother forgets her troubles the hard way in this independent black comedy. If the Burnett family isn't the most dysfunctional household in town, they're a good bet to be in the top three. Man of the house Jack (Dermot Mulroney) is a depressed businessman having an affair with a buxom co-worker (Christina Hendricks), his wife, Bunnie (Hope Davis), plays curious sexual role-playing games with their neighbor Simon (Chi McBride), sexually adventurous teenage daughter Kelly (Britt Robertson) is having an affair with a female classmate (Madeline Zima) while blackmailing one of her teachers (Selma Blair), and son Eric (Max Thieriot) is a fervent Christian whose loyalties are divided between a preacher obsessed with guns (Keith Carradine) and a drug-addled punk rocker (John Patrick Amedori) with a soft spot for Kelly. Things have gotten so bad for the Burnetts that their analyst has given up on them, but fate gives the family a curious second chance -- after suffering a head injury during a tryst with Simon, Bunnie develops a mild case of amnesia that wipes most of the family's troubles from her memory. The first feature film from director Vivi Friedman, The Family Tree received its world premiere at the 2010 Seattle International Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Burn After Reading
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Joel and Ethan Coen's jet-black comedy Burn After Reading begins with CIA agent Osborne Cox (John Malkovich) losing his job. This prompts his long-suffering, unfaithful wife (Tilda Swinton) to consult a lawyer about divorcing him. Osborne decides to write a book about his exploits, but an early draft of his work ends up lost at a gym where it's found by the dim-witted Chad (Brad Pitt, and the plastic-surgery obsessed Linda (Frances McDormand). They decide to blackmail Osborne in order to help Linda pay for the numerous procedures she wants to undergo. Things grow even more complicated when Linda starts an affair with Harry (George Clooney), who also happens to be sleeping with Cox's wife. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Author E.L. Doctorow's acclaimed short story Jolene: A Life gets the big screen treatment in Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont's director Dan Ireland's independent drama about life on the road. Jolene (Jessica Chastain) is a red-haired wanderer who isn't content to call one place home for any expended stretch of time. Setting off to explore the outside world at age fifteen, the free-spirited teen embarks on a decade-long cross-country of adventure which finds her crossing the paths of everyone from a firebrand Texan (Dermont Mulroney) who steals her heart and destroys her marriage to his wealthy fundamentalist nephew (Michael Vartan), to an ex-mobster (Chazz Palminteri) attempting to make good in Las Vegas. Denise Richards, Rupert Friend, and Theresa Russell co-star in a film adapted from the story by screenwriter Dennis Yares. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Greg Kinnear stars in director Marc Abraham's man-against-the-system docudrama Flash of Genius as inventor Robert Kearns, the visionary who developed the modern intermittent windshield wiper. Kearns submitted the invention to each of the big three auto companies, each of which promptly rejected it; the companies then turned around and put the device to use. The enraged inventor spent several decades attempting to collect on his patent, and mounting lawsuits that traveled all the way to the Supreme Court; he eventually collected over 30 million dollars for his obsession. Abraham co-authored the script with Scott Frank and Phillip Railsback, adapting an article by John Seabrook that originally appeared in The New Yorker. Dermot Mulroney plays Kinnear's best friend, with Lauren Graham rounding out the supporting cast. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Durmot Mulroney, Gretchen Mol, and two-time Oscar nominee Emily Watson star in director Mick Jackson's feature adaptation of author Kim Edwards' New York Times best-seller concerning a physician whose painful decision to abandon one of his newborn twins has further reaching repercussions than he ever imagined. Dr. David Henry (Mulroney) and his wife Nora (Mol) have just given birth to a newborn set of twins when the husband makes the heartbreaking discovery that one of the children has Down syndrome. Completely unprepared with how to handle the situation, Dr. Henry ultimately decides to send the chromosomally damaged child away. Little does the doctor realize that the attending nurse has overheard his plan. Before the child can be sent away, the nurse intervenes - setting into motion a tragic sequence of events that will haunt the entire family for the following two decades. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Inspired by the real-life events that followed the untimely 1988 death of William Shue (brother of cast members Elisabeth and Andrew Shue and executive producer John Shue) the feel-good sports drama Gracie unfolds in 1978 New Jersey. 15-year-old Gracie Bowen (newcomer Carly Schroeder) is still reeling from the passing of her brother Johnny (Jesse Lee Soffer), a star player on the high-school soccer team. When Gracie defies nearly everyone's wishes by vowing to replace Johnny under the aegis of cantankerous Coach Colasanti (John Doman), it irritates her parents (Elisabeth Shue, Dermot Mulroney) -- who encourage her to stick to activities better-suited to her gender -- and her best friend, Jena (Julia Garro), who warns her that athletic women are often considered "lesbos." The young woman persists, however, and wins the hearts of her most strident detractors, surmounting one obstacle after another and racing toward certain victory. Karen Janszen and Lisa Marie Petersen co-scripted; Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth) directs, lacing the soundtrack with pop standards from that era, with Aretha Franklin's "Rock Steady" used as Gracie's training anthem. Dina Goldman created the film's meticulous 1970s production design. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Director Sean Meredith's animated entry into the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival details one man's curious voyage into the deepest depths of the underworld. Upon awakening in an unfamiliar part of the city after an especially rough night, Dante asks the first person he spots for a little help in gathering his bearings. When the man responds that he penned an ancient poem called The Aeneid, the perplexed Dante recalls that particular piece of prose being penned two thousand years ago. But with no one left to turn to, Dante has little choice but to follow his enigmatic guide. When the man reveals that it is his duty to lead Dante on an extensive journey through a dreadful world of "horror and torment," the weary traveler becomes convinced that his only hope for survival is to follow his host into the scorching heart of Satan's vast inferno. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Georgia Rule
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Jane Fonda, Felicity Huffman, and Lindsay Lohan star in director Garry Marshall's tale of a rebellious young woman who is sent to spend the summer with her grandmother when her frustrated mother fails to find a means of curbing her unruly behavior. Rachel (Lohan) is an out-of-control teen whose reckless drinking, foul mouth, and hysterical fits have become a constant source of embarrassment for her long-suffering mother, Lily (Huffman). When Rachel crashes her car, Lily determines that the only way to tame her savage daughter is to take her as far away from San Francisco as possible. Though Lily had once sworn never to return to the Idaho farm presided over by her demanding mother, Georgia (Jane Fonda), desperation has a funny way of dulling the pains of the past, and it's not long before Lily is packing Rachel in the car and setting out for potato country. Contrary to the common image of the sweet and doting grandmother, Georgia is a stern matriarch whose beliefs in the power of God and a hard day's work stand in stark contrast to the carefree lifestyle of the tempestuous Rachel. An interesting thing happens as the summer wears on, though; despite her initial efforts to disrupt the quiet Mormon community, Rachel's rage is gradually tempered as she learns the value of structure and responsibility. Later, as Rachel's protective walls begin to crumble and she begins to embrace compassion and kindness, the doors are opened for three generations of family to confront the long-buried secrets of their past and finally move forward in the healing process. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The true story behind the murders that many crime scholars believe to be the most perplexing series of unsolved crimes in modern history comes to the screen in chilling detail as Fight Club and Seven director David Fincher steps behind the camera to tell the mysterious tale of the infamous Zodiac killer. A relentless serial killer is stalking the streets of the San Francisco Bay Area, leaving citizens locked into a constant state of panic, and baffled authorities scrambling for clues. Though the killer sadistically mocks the detectives by leaving a series of perplexing ciphers and menacing letters at the crime scenes, the investigation quickly flatlines when none of the evidence yields any solid leads. As two detectives remain steadfast in their devotion to bringing the elusive killer to justice, they soon find that the madman has control not only over their careers, but their very lives as well. Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo, and Robert Downey Jr. star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Ed Stone's bittersweet drama Griffin & Phoenix concerns Griffin (Dermot Mulroney), a divorcee suffering from cancerous lesions in his chest that give him a life expectancy of less than two years. He falls in love with academic advisor Phoenix (Amanda Peet), and the pair decide to 'live life to the fullest' by fulfilling all of Griffin's childhood fantasies, from painting water towers to sneaking into movies to hopping freight trains. But a secret of Phoenix's threatens to damper the joy of their time together. Sarah Paulson, Blair Brown, Alison Elliott and Lois Smith co-star; John Hill authored the script. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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A gal who needs a date for a family function gets the best man money can buy in this romantic comedy. Kat Ellis (Debra Messing) is a woman in her mid-thirties living in New York City and has had more than her share of romantic problems -- enough so that she's gotten word that her younger half-sister Amy (Amy Adams) is getting married, and that her mother Bunny (Holland Taylor) and father Victor (Peter Egan) want to fix her up with someone so she won't look alone and miserable for the big day. Adding insult to injury, Kat learns that the best man at the ceremony will be Jeffrey (Jeremy Sheffield), a former boyfriend who cruelly dumped her without warning two years before. Determined not to show up alone, Kat swallows her pride and hires Nick Mercer (Dermot Mulroney), a professional escort, who will pose as her boyfriend for a $6,000 fee. Kat and Nick fly to England for the wedding, and her family and friends are all struck by how charming, handsome, and personable Nick is -- and Kat begins wondering if their relationship has to be all business; however, as it turns out, Nick understands Kat far better than she expects. The Wedding Date was based on the novel Asking for Trouble by British author Elizabeth Young. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The Family Stone
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A woman meets her future in-laws and discovers they don't much care for her in this comedy from writer and director Thomas Bezucha. Everett Stone (Dermot Mulroney) is a successful young businessman who is dating Meredith Morton (Sarah Jessica Parker), and has asked her to spend Christmas with his family, with plans to ask his mother, Sybil (Diane Keaton), for the titular family wedding band and propose to Meredith on Christmas Day. Meredith is more than a bit nervous about meeting Everett's folks, and things only get worse when they arrive -- Meredith is by her nature straight-laced and a bit uptight around strangers, while Sybil and family patriarch Kelly (Craig T. Nelson) are free-thinkers who, except for Everett, have raised a family of cheerfully rebellious children, most notably younger daughter Amy (Rachel McAdams), older brother Ben (Luke Wilson), and adopted sibling Thad (Tyrone Giordano), who is both deaf and gay. Meredith and the Stone family do not get along well at first, especially Sybil, who is appalled at the prospect of Everett giving Meredith the family's heirloom wedding ring; in dire need of moral support, Meredith asks her younger sister, Julie (Claire Danes), to join her for Christmas with the Stones. However, the plan runs into a snag when Everett's head is turned by pretty Julie, and Meredith finds herself on the receiving end of attention from slobby Ben. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Must Love Dogs
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A woman finds herself drafted into the battle of finding the perfect man in this romantic comedy. Sarah Nolan (Diane Lane) is a kindergarten teacher in her mid-thirties who is still dealing with the emotional aftermath of her divorce eight months ago. While her sisters, Christine (Ali Hillis) and Carol (Elizabeth Perkins), both think Sarah needs to start dating again, Sarah herself isn't so sure. Carol decides to force the issue by posting Sarah's photo and profile on an Internet dating site, and soon a number of seemingly eligible bachelors are sending her e-mails in hopes of a date. However, nearly every man she meets turns out to be a loser, with the exception of Jake (John Cusack), who is smart, good looking, and even brings along a dog for their walk in the park (though he doesn't tell her the pooch was borrowed for the occasion). However, Sarah also makes the acquaintance of Bob (Dermot Mulroney), the divorced father of one of her students, and she finds herself having to choose between two potentially worthwhile men. Meanwhile, Sarah's widowed father, Bill (Christopher Plummer), decides to give Internet dating a try, and lands himself a new steady in Dolly (Stockard Channing). Must Love Dogs is based on the best-selling novel of the same title by Claire Cook. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Three young men leave behind a land in chaos to find new lives in a thoroughly different culture in this documentary. As the African nation of Sudan fell into political disarray near the dawn of the 21st century, with unspeakable violence following in its wake, thousands of refugees attempted to flee the country, making their way into Kenya in hopes of earning passage elsewhere. Jon Bul Dau, Daniel Abu Pach, and Panther Bior were three such people who eventually came to the United States, and filmmaker Christopher Quinn spent four years following them on their journey in a new and unfamiliar land. In God Grew Tired of Us, Quinn documents the young men as they struggle to build new lives for themselves, acquaint themselves with the "American" way of doing things, the difficulties of being black in a primarily white culture, and try to track down the friends and family they were forced to leave behind. God Grew Tired of Us received its North American premier at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival; actor Brad Pitt served as the film's executive producer. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Chris (Jamie Bell of Billy Elliot) is a volatile teen who lives with his father, John (Dermot Mulroney), and his little brother, Tim (Devon Alan). After the death of Chris' mother, his reclusive father moved the family to a shack in backwoods Georgia, where they raise hogs. Tim has an unusual eating disorder. He is constantly making himself sick by eating things like dirt and paint. One day, John's estranged brother, Deel (Josh Lucas), gets out of prison and shows up on the farm. John is less than thrilled to see him, but agrees to let him stay with the family as long as Deel helps him look after his boys. Chris is drawn to his wild-man uncle, but it soon becomes clear that Deel has more on his mind than a family reunion. Greed and years of resentment lead to violence, and Chris finds himself on the run, towing his sickly brother along, with Deel in pursuit. Undertow is writer/director David Gordon Green's third feature film, and features many of the same crew as his previous films, George Washington and All the Real Girls, including cinematographer Tim Orr. Green, who co-wrote the script with Joe Conway, has cited the influence of filmmaker Terrence Malick, who is credited as a producer. Green was also influenced by low-budget regional films of the 1970s (like Macon County Line and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) and by Charles Laughton's classic The Night of the Hunter. Undertow was selected by the Film Society of Lincoln Center for inclusion in the 2004 New York Film Festival. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Hair High
As the prom draws near and the popular head cheerleader of Echo Lake High dumps her star quarterback boyfriend in favor of attending the dance with the biggest loser in school, the raging footballer plots murderous revenge in cult animation icon Bill Plympton's darkly satirical take on the teen tragedy radio hits and high-school melodramas of the 1950s and '60s. High-school sweethearts Cherri (Sarah Silverman) and Rod (Dermot Mulroney) are a match made in popularity heaven. When nerdy new student Spud (Eric Gilliland) makes the fateful mistake of offending both Cherri and Rod on his first day at Echo Lake High, his punishment is to serve as Cherri's "slave" until both she and her brutish boyfriend decree that he has made up for his unintentional transgression. Though the mere sight of Spud at first makes Cherri's skin crawl, the unlikely pair soon grow exceptionally close until, one day, love blossoms between them. Upon learning that his onetime sweetheart will now be attending the prom on the arm of the socially awkward Spud, Rod angrily forces their car off of the road on and into the icy waters of Echo Lake as the couple makes their way to the big dance. Though cunningly successful in thwarting attempts made by local authorities to locate the missing teens, Rod soon discovers that sometimes the dead have a curious way of exposing the crimes of their killers. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Friends: The One Where Rachel Goes Back to Work
In the first of three Friends appearances, Dermot Mulroney guest stars as Gavin, the Ralph Lauren employee who's been covering for Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) during her maternity leave. Showing up at the office with baby Emma in tow, Rachel immediately gets the impression that Gavin is jockeying for her job on a permanent basis -- which may explain why, a few days later, she's back at work, watching her back all the while. Meanwhile, Joey (Matt LeBlanc) wishes he'd never invited Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) to appear as an extra on Days of Our Lives. ~ Rovi
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Friends: The One With Phoebe's Rats
Back on the job, Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) is still wary of Gavin (Dermot Mulroney), the young hotshot who covered for her while she was on maternity leave. To all outward appearances, Gavin is less interested in getting Rachel's job than in winning her heart -- as he demonstrates by presenting her with a remarkable birthday gift. Elsewhere, baby Emma's sexy new nanny, Molly (Melissa George), has aroused the interest of Joey (Matt LeBlanc), much to Ross' (David Schwimmer) dismay. And Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) experiences a devastating loss thanks to a clumsy Mike (Paul Rudd). ~ Rovi
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Friends: The One Where Monica Sings
Monica (Courteney Cox) drops in at Mike's (Paul Rudd) piano bar, an evening which culminates in our heroine's public singing debut -- and a hot number it is indeed! Meanwhile, Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) has responded to the attentions of her co-worker Gavin (Dermot Mulroney) with a kiss, whereupon the lovelorn Joey (Matt LeBlanc) sadly decides to withdraw from the scene. He probably felt like doing so anyway after his disastrous eyebrow-waxing job -- speaking of which, Chandler (Matthew Perry) has a "secret" plan. ~ Rovi
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Flames Down Valpo 6-1 in Regular Season Finale
Tuesday, April 22, 2003 The Valparaiso men's tennis team ended its regular season at home on Tuesday afternoon, falling to Illinois-Chicago 6-1 at Brown Courts.The Flames opened the contest by taking two of the three doubles matches to earn the day's first point. Ben Dunham-Freer (Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands H.S.) and Jeff Vrabel (Allen Park, Mich./St. Francis Cabrini H.S.) cruised at first doubles 8-1, but it was the only match Valpo won. In singles play, UIC won five of the six matches in straight sets. Vrabel posted the Brown and Gold's only victory, 6-3, 6-1 at second singles. Valpo (5-13) will head the Mid-Continent Conference Tournament on Friday morning in Tulsa, Okla. The Crusaders, the tournament's third seed, will face IUPUI at 10 a.m. |
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