text: The Education of 'Looked After Children' Children and young people who are 'Looked After' by the Local Authority usually have suffered physical and emotional trauma and have been abused physically, emotionally or sexually. They have effectively lost their families and al stable reference points and often have great difficulty settling onto school life and learning as quickly and comfortably as their peers as a consequence of their emotional response to their circumstances. They often make the highest demands of their teachers and carers. As the children and young people in our schools with the greatest level of unmet need, they need the greatest level of support and planning that we can provide in order to help redress the balance in some degree, and enable them to lead independent, productive lives. It is widely recognised that only by closer and more effective joint working between carers, school, social workers and a wide range of other professionals can we hope to achieve this. The Wirral Virtual School By organising, focussing and co-ordinating the efforts of a range of professionals and others, The Virtual School aims to: - Ensure that every child in the care of Wirral has the opportunity to fulfil his or her potential by identifying and addressing the barriers that prevent them achieving their educational potential. To narrow the gap between the attainments and achievements of young people who have been in Wirral Local Authority Care and those of their peers who have not. To improve their life chances by highlighting specific areas of action and taking appropriate steps to address them. Virtual School Staff The Staff of the Virtual School consists of all those who are 'corporate parents' i.e. the entire staff of Wirral Borough Council and all those working in Children's Services. The Virtual School Senior Staff group consists of Senior Managers in each of the areas of work that contribute to improving the educational and learning outcomes for looking after children. The Governing Body oversees the work of the Virtual School. This group currently consists of 6 councillors, Head of Branch, Participation and Inclusion, Head of Branch, School Effectiveness, The Head Teacher of The Virtual School, (Education Department), Assistant Director Children's Division, Service Manager (LAC), Representative from Field Social Work, Foster Care (Social Service Department) a representative form Connexions, a Primary Head Teacher and a Secondary Head Teacher. LACES; Caroles Misc; The Education of LAC The LACES Team is the full-time staff group to the Virtual School. Amongst other things they: - Keep an up to date database with the names, educational and care details of the children and young people of school age who are looked after by Wirral. Manage the process of Personal Education Planning, which identifies each pupil's educational potential and any additional educational needs. Through more effective joint working between carers, schools, social workers and a wide range of other professionals, develops strategies to address raising the educational attainments of looked after children. Contact details: Head Teacher Virtual School: David McGovern, Solar Campus, 235 Leasowe Road, Wallasey, CH45 8RE Tel: 0151 637 6280 Fax: 0151 637 6256 Virtual School Teacher's names and school they are responsible for with an NB subject to change. Learning Mentor referred only by LACES Teacher LACES Teacher's role to raise achievement of Looked After Children and ensure they fulfil potential. PEP meetings are arranged to discuss educational matters. Attendance at school is important if potential is to be fulfilled. Looked After Children are considered to have an attendance difficulty if they miss more than 25 days school a year for any reason (i.e. less than 87% attendance). Foster Carers should be discouraged from taking holidays during term time. Referrals to LACES Team should be made by Social Worker within 5 days of young person becoming LAC. Top Twenty Tips for Carers 1. Encourage the child in your care to be positive about school life and work. 2. Defend the rights of the young person but support the school as much as possible. 3. Make regular contact with teachers and support workers. 4. Attend parents' evenings, reviews and meetings about the young person. 5. Try and attend less formal occasions like plays, concerts, social evening, exhibitions, fairs and sporting events. 6. Be available. 7. Work in partnership with school when trying to sort out problems. 8. Inform school of any issues, which might affect progress or behaviour. 9. Tell the school when you know in advance about an absence or as soon as possible on the day if it's unexpected. 10. Don't make appointments in school time unless it's essential. 11. As tempting as it is, avoid booking holidays in school time. 12. Make sure all letters from school are dealt with promptly. 13. Be aware when you need to escort young people to school. This may not always be age related; it might be to make sure they arrive! 14. Be prepared to give time to them at the end of the school day by supporting learning tasks or just being available to listen to their views and opinions. 15. Without being too obvious, look for changes in mood or behaviour that might suggest problems in school. 16. Be ready for the more stressful times in school e.g. exams/ problems with teachers or work, conflict with friends and other students. Work out tactics and ideas about how best to cope. 17. Check homework and sign diaries or planners. 18. Encourage the young person to use the local facilities for sport and leisure. 19. Make sure there is plenty of access to reading and study materials. 20. Encourage involvement in school activities outside school hours such as visits, outdoor activities, sports, drama, art or any other club that might interest the young person. Special Educational Needs (SEN) Code of Practice School Action When a class teacher (Primary) or subject teachers and Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator - SENCO (Secondary) identify that a pupil has Special Educational Needs (SEN), different strategies are then used in the school to help the child to fulfil his/ her potential. The same teacher/s remain responsible for working with the child on a daily basis and an Individual Education Plan (IEP) will usually be drawn up. SENCO could take the lead in: - Planning future interventions for the pupil in discussion with colleagues Monitoring and reviewing the action taken School Action Plus: - SENCO and subject/ pastoral staff, in consultation with parents, ask for help from external services. Teachers and SENCO are provided with advice or support from outside specialists. Additional or different strategies to those at SCHOOL ACTION are put in place – an IEP will usually be devised. SENCO should take the lead in: - Any further assessment of the child Planning future interventions for the child in discussion with colleagues Monitoring and reviewing the action taken Some schools automatically place LAC on School Action Plus as LACES are on external service. 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On behalf of the Executive Committee of the International Law Section, we send you warm Fall greetings! As we do every month, this newsletter gives you updates on the Section's latest happenings and our many upcoming events and activities. So grab a cup of hot cider and enjoy!
With the daylight hours getting shorter and the evenings cooler, what nicer way to end your day than opening up our section's vast library of webinars to immerse yourself in the latest legal developments in international law! Please remember to take advantage of the six hours of complimentary CLE credit that is available to our members. We also encourage you to connect with our Programs Committee and give us feedback about your online webinar experience, as we always strive to give you the most valuable online education experience. We would also like to hear from you about webinar suggestions that are of interest, and you can send in your ideas to our Programs Committee Chair, Bill Gay. If you have legal expertise in a special field of international law and are interested in holding a webinar, we would love to have you drop us a note!
We also wanted to remind you that the deadline for submission of an article to The California International Law Journal is November 21, 2014. The focus of the next edition is exclusively on issues related to public international law, including international human rights.
Also in this newsletter, you will find information about co-sponsored and other events that lead you around the globe:
Welcome to all new members of our Section. As we begin our new Bar year, the Section has many exciting plans in motion. From networking mixers, to in person and webinar cle programs, to law student career programs, to our journal, to our growing partnerships with foreign bar associations, we have a LOT going on. Please reach out to any Advisor or Executive Committee member with your ideas and requests for what you want to see the Section do. We welcome your ideas and participation. Come out to one or more of our events and join us!
As a 2014 benefit of Section membership, we are pleased to offer six hours of MCLE credit, offering credit in all of the MCLE subfields.
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The following interview was conducted by The California International Law Journal Editor-In-Chief Will Pao and E-Media Chair Diana Mack
John Kamm is an American businessman and human rights campaigner active in China since 1972. He is the founder and chairman of The Dui Hua Foundation. Kamm was awarded the Department of Commerce's Best Global Practices Award by President Bill Clinton in 1997 and the Eleanor Roosevelt Award for Human Rights by President George W. Bush in 2001. In September 2004, Kamm received a MacArthur Fellowship for "designing and implementing an original approach to freeing prisoners of conscience in China." Kamm is the first businessman to be awarded a MacArthur Fellowship. Since his first intervention on behalf of a Chinese prisoner in May 1990, Kamm has made more than 100 trips to China to engage the government in a dialogue on human rights, focusing on the treatment of prisoners and conditions in prisons.
Q. John, thank you for sitting down with us today. To start off, could you tell us about how you got started in your advocacy and human rights work?
A. Sure. I arrived in Hong Kong in 1972, which was the year of the Nixon visit, and eventually found myself doing business in China as it was opening up. I made four trips to China before Chairman Mao died in 1976. When the events of June 4, 1989, took place in Beijing, I was First Vice President of the American Chamber of Commerce, in line to take over the presidency, which I did in 1990. In 1990, by way of background, under the Trade Act of 1974, designated non-market economies had to have their Most Favored Nation Trade Status renewed every year, and China was one of those countries. By sheer coincidence, because China was first granted Most Favored Nation on June 4, 1979, it had to have its status renewed every year, no later than June 3 -- which, of course, was not very fortuitous for China. So that year, 1990, as it was coming up for renewal, members of Congress made it known that they were going to, in effect, withhold granting Most Favored Nation for China, or at least impose very strict conditions on renewal, and to this end legislation was introduced. The first hearing on Most Favored Nation took place in the House of Representatives on May 15 and 16, 1990. I was invited to testify at the first hearing.
Prior to my departure for the hearing, I was invited to a banquet, along with other members of the business community, by the senior Chinese official in Hong Kong, and in the course of that banquet I asked the official to release a young political prisoner. He wasn't too happy about it, he reacted quite angrily, but in any event I went, I testified, and it was a success. The student was released within a few weeks of the intervention. That was more than 24 years ago and that was the beginning of my activism.
Q. Did you always have an interest in China? What led you there in the first place?
A. Certainly I've had an interest in China for a very long time. I was admitted to Princeton University out of high school, and I entered with the class of 1973 in 1969. As it turns out Princeton was, in those days, one of the few universities that offered Chinese language. So at the urging of my dear mother I took up what she called an "exotic language." Her theory was that I could always find a job if I learned an "exotic language." She always liked China, she always felt the two peoples liked each other. Even though the two governments were hardly getting along in those days, she encouraged me to take up Chinese, which I did when I entered Princeton.
Q. Since that fateful day in 1990 when you began your advocacy work, out of all the great work you've done since, what is the one thing that you're proud of most?
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Q. John, thank you for sitting down with us today. To start off, could you tell us about how you got started in your advocacy and human rights work?
A. Sure. I arrived in Hong Kong in 1972, which was the year of the Nixon visit, and eventually found myself doing business in China as it was opening up. I made four trips to China before Chairman Mao died in 1976. When the events of June 4, 1989, took place in Beijing, I was First Vice President of the American Chamber of Commerce, in line to take over the presidency, which I did in 1990. In 1990, by way of background, under the Trade Act of 1974, designated non-market economies had to have their Most Favored Nation Trade Status renewed every year, and China was one of those countries. By sheer coincidence, because China was first granted Most Favored Nation on June 4, 1979, it had to have its status renewed every year, no later than June 3 -- which, of course, was not very fortuitous for China. So that year, 1990, as it was coming up for renewal, members of Congress made it known that they were going to, in effect, withhold granting Most Favored Nation for China, or at least impose very strict conditions on renewal, and to this end legislation was introduced. The first hearing on Most Favored Nation took place in the House of Representatives on May 15 and 16, 1990. I was invited to testify at the first hearing.
Prior to my departure for the hearing, I was invited to a banquet, along with other members of the business community, by the senior Chinese official in Hong Kong, and in the course of that banquet I asked the official to release a young political prisoner. He wasn't too happy about it, he reacted quite angrily, but in any event I went, I testified, and it was a success. The student was released within a few weeks of the intervention. That was more than 24 years ago and that was the beginning of my activism.
Q. Did you always have an interest in China? What led you there in the first place?
A. Certainly I've had an interest in China for a very long time. I was admitted to Princeton University out of high school, and I entered with the class of 1973 in 1969. As it turns out Princeton was, in those days, one of the few universities that offered Chinese language. So at the urging of my dear mother I took up what she called an "exotic language." Her theory was that I could always find a job if I learned an "exotic language." She always liked China, she always felt the two peoples liked each other. Even though the two governments were hardly getting along in those days, she encouraged me to take up Chinese, which I did when I entered Princeton.
Q. Since that fateful day in 1990 when you began your advocacy work, out of all the great work you've done since, what is the one thing that you're proud of most?
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Wednesday, December 17, 2014, 12 noon - 1 p.m.
This program offers 1 hour participatory MCLE credit. You must register in advance in order to participate.
This program will review the hottest business immigration trends and topics of 2014. Learn how general immigration trends affect certain business visas including common issues facing entrepreneurs, international transfers and start-ups as well as M&A and corporate compliance issues. With speakers J. Anthony Smith, Alan Tafapolsky and moderator John C. Lemacks, II.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015, 12 noon - 1 p.m.
This program offers 1 hour participatory MCLE credit, .5 credit in Ethics and 1 Legal Specialization in Legal Malpractice. You must register in advance in order to participate.
This program will focus on legal ethics in cross-border transactions. Panelists will address a variety of topics including how to access networks of experts, lawyers, arbitrators and specialists here and abroad and utilize their services consistent with ethical guidelines. With speakers John Amberg, Alexandra Darraby and Suzanne Burke Spencer..
Thursday, January 29, 2015, 12 noon - 1 p.m.
This program offers 1 participatory MCLE credit in Legal Ethics. You must register in advance in order to participate.
Large or small, U.S. companies doing business outside the U.S. are subject to regulation of their conduct under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, as well as an increasing number of country specific global anti-bribery and anti-corruption legislation, which result in a myriad of rules and best practices for corporate gift-giving and similar acts that clients may not be sensitive to. All in-house and general outside corporate counsel need to understand the basic rules, how to ensure corporate policies reflect those regulations, conduct investigations when violations occur, and provide strategic training for employees with a view toward education and protection of clients in their business activities outside the U.S. With speaker Andria Bouskos and moderator Anne Hiaring Hocking.
This program offers 2 participatory MCLE credits in Legal Ethics. You must register in advance in order to participate.
Globalism requires California lawyers to affiliate with overseas attorneys, and vice versa. Learn about the ethical requirements to advise international clients, whether cross border, multinational, or individual foreign client. Speakers will cover a lawyer's due diligence, from referrals to retention, confidentiality, settlements, trust accounts and judgments, and more. With speakers John Amberg, Maria Chedid, Alexandra Darraby, Leah Harhay and David Parker.
The Public International Law Committee of the International Law Section of The State Bar of California, The American Society of International Law, and International Justice Resource Center are joining forces to host this networking night out for those working in, or interested in learning about, the practice of international law. We look forward to seeing you there!
Wednesday, November 5, 2014 - 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco
Over the years, the International Law Section has been presenting the Careers in International Law programs at various law schools throughout California. Each program, geared towards both law students and practitioners, features a panel of seasoned attorneys in the international law arena, and the panelists speak about their career paths to pursue an international law practice, provide advice about starting or growing an international law practice, and answer questions from the program attendees. In collaborating closely with the law schools which host the programs, the International Law Section continues to expand and deepen the relationships with various law schools and law students in California. The American Bar Association's Section of International Law Section is a co-sponsor of the programs.
We recently held programs at the University of California, Hastings College of Law and the University of California, Berkeley School of Law.
Our next Careers in International Law program will be held at Stanford Law School on November 5, 2014.
If you are interested in serving as a panel speaker at any of these programs or know of any law schools in California that would be interested in holding a program, please contact Karla Haynes. For law school programs, please be sure to include the contact information for the faculty/administrator at the law school who will serve as the lead contact for us.
We thank many of you for your interest and participation in the Careers in International Law programs, and we look forward to your continued interest, support and participation.
This one-and-a-half day conference will feature two parallel tracks on best practices for international companies doing business in North America and for North American companies working internationally. It will begin with a joint plenary on Cross Border Ethics in the Digital Age and will be followed by a series of panels presented by international legal experts on the latest in key topics such as privacy issues, enforcement of judgments, antitrust and compliance. This program will also offer a unique forum for international lawyers to explore and expand their networking activities as well as meet colleagues from all over the world. The State Bar of California International Law Section is a Cooperating Entity for this event and members can register for the conference at the discounted ABA Section of International Law Member Rates by using the hardcopy registration form.
Don't miss the 11th annual Global California conference 'California' Super Region of Innovation - Environment, Education, Inspiration = the Innovation Region of the World – San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley, Monterey Bay', to be held at the historical Cocoanut Grove in Santa Cruz, CA on December 3, 2014.
The event is produced by the Monterey Bay International Trade Association (MBITA) and TradePort.org, in partnership with the Bay Area Council, China Silicon Valley, and Brand Monterey Bay.
Special attention at this year's conference will be given to the relationship between China, California and this super region. With a population of almost 8 million people this 'Super Region' of California is a magnet for trade, investment and tourism of businesspeople from around the world. For years the public and private sectors have built trade and investment bridges between these two great economies. Today those bridges have morphed into "green, innovation superhighways" with a focus on sustainable technologies and services as well as investment, telemedicine, eco-tourism, and e-Commerce.
Join us for an information packed day presented by the leaders from both the public, private and institutional sectors of this 'Super Region', who are the architects and operators of the unique and original formula that has been proven so successful in the global landscape of innovation. Become a part of the global audience for this event and learn and see first-hand how you can become an innovation leader of your own.
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
The Cocoanut Grove, 400 Beach St – Santa Cruz, CA 94060
Time: 8:30 am registration - 9:00 - 4:30 pm conference
Exhibit space: $350 incl. 1 pass
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Building on the Section's relationship with the Law Society of England and Wales, the International Law Section is collaborating with the Litigation Section to establish our presence as part of "A Week in Legal London" program scheduled April 19-24, 2015. The program is in its 26th year. The opening of this exciting program will be with The Right Honorable The Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, who will welcome The State Bar of California to the Royal Courts of Justice on Monday morning. We are the guests of the Lord Chief Justice during our week in England. The Supreme Court will be in session while we are in London, and on Wednesday the President (Chief Justice), Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, currently Master of the Rolls, will welcome us to his court, and discuss the new Supreme Court's purpose and function. Also arranged are Supreme Court Justices to meet individually with small groups. International Law Section envoy for this first-ever joint jump across the pond, and in the banner year celebrating the 800th Anniversary of Magna Carta, is Executive Committee member Alexandra Darraby.
One trip earns all 3 years of MCLE credit! Space is limited to 60, and guests of attorneys are welcome, and separate events and programming are planned for them. If you are interested in reserving space, contact Michelle McFadden at firstname.lastname@example.com or (80) 278-3641, and for more information visit the website: http://aweekinlegallondon.com.
by Marguerite Ethier
Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom have all taken different approaches to the problem of copyright trolls seeking subscriber information from ISPs for the purpose of pursing potential litigation against those individuals. Frequently, the plaintiffs are participants in the adult film industry. In such cases, it is common that the disclosure of subscriber information does not lead to actual litigation but rather only to nuisance settlements and attempts by potential defendants to avoid embarrassment. However, whether or not the plaintiff is involved in the adult film industry, the disclosure of subscriber information mandates a balancing between the privacy interests of the potential defendant versus the copyright ownership interest enjoyed by plaintiff.
The approaches taken by the Courts in Canada, the US, and the United Kingdom are somewhat different, while still balancing the privacy interests and those of the copyright owner. In California, early discovery may be granted to determine "John Doe" identities in accordance with the principles in Gillespie v. Civiletti, 629 F. 2d 637, 642 (9th Cir. 1980). However, in response to the flood of lawsuits by copyright trolls, judges have expressed concern at the use of the judicial subpoena power as an instrumentality of a business model that may not be entirely on the up and up, as was most colorfully observed by Judge Wright in Ingenuity 13 LLC v. John Doe, 2013 WK 1898633 (CD Cal, 2013).
For example, in Hard Drive Productions Inc. v. Does 1 – 90, 2012 US Dist LEXIS 45509 (ND Cal, 2012), an order for early discovery for subscriber names was refused, in part because the disclosure of subscriber names would not necessarily lead to naming of defendants. In that case, the Court noted that the plaintiff was unaware of a single instance where early discovery orders resulted in a John Doe being named as a defendant. The Court concluded that it was not willing to assist the plaintiff to obtain information through the discovery process so that it could extract settlement payments from potential (but not actual) defendants.
In Canada, discovery against a non-party is granted sparingly, even after litigation has commenced. In the context of copyright plaintiffs seeking subscriber information, the Courts have resorted to "Norwich" Orders, so named after a decision of the United Kingdom House of Lords in Norwich Pharmacal v. Customs & Excise Commissioners [1974] AC 133. Although the United Kingdom generally does not permit discovery in civil litigation, the House of Lords there adopted the doctrine of an "equitable bill of discovery" to require the names of potential patent infringers to be disclosed to a plaintiff. The Court described the applicable principle as essentially the duty of an innocent third party to assist a person wronged by disclosing the identity of the wrongdoers. According to Lord Reid in Norwich Pharmacal, justice requires that the third party should cooperate in righting the wrong if he or she unwittingly facilitated its perpetration.
Since the original Norwich Pharmacal case, the UK courts have adopted Norwich orders in a variety of situations, but it will be ordered only where it is a "necessary and proportionate" response in all the circumstances. It is not necessary that the plaintiff intend to bring an action to enforce its rights, it is enough that the plaintiff demonstrate an actionable wrong, see e.g. Rugby Football Union v. Consolidated Information Services [2013] 1 All ER 928 (U.K.S.C.), and Golden Eye (International) Ltd. et al. v. Telefonica UK Limited [2012] EWHC 723 (Ch). In order to obtain a Norwich Order in Canada, the plaintiff must show (1) that it has a bona fide case on the merits (as opposed to the higher standard of a prima facie case); (2) a non-party has information on an issue in the proceeding; (3) the Court Order is the only reasonable means of obtaining the information; (4) fairness requires that the information be provided prior to trial; and (5) the order will not cause undue delay, inconvenience or expense to the third party or others.
Canada has largely avoided the flood of copyright troll litigation that has occurred in the United States. However, a recent example of application of the Norwich Order to copyright infringement occurred in Voltage Pictures LLC v. John Doe et al., 2014 FC 161. Voltage Pictures was seeking disclosure of subscriber information for the purposes of pursuing copyright litigation against approximately two thousand potential defendants. The Court granted a Norwich order, but with strict conditions. Of particular import was the concern that the Court had with respect to the US litigation conduct engaged in by this and other copyright plaintiffs, as noted above.
After a consideration of both the UK and US jurisprudence, the Federal Court of Canada fashioned an order requiring that the litigation costs of the ISP be paid by the plaintiff before the subscriber information would be disclosed. The order also required that any letter to be sent to the subscribers be approved by the Court, in an attempt to prevent litigation misconduct tantamount to 'speculative invoicing'. In Canada, attorney fees and disbursements are usually awarded to the successful party, albeit not to the level of full compensation. The costs order imposed in Voltage Pictures, which requires pre-payment of costs, is somewhat unusual and may act as a significant disincentive for plaintiffs who are merely engaged in judicially sanctioned shakedowns.
If subsequent Courts follow the approach taken in the 2014 Voltage Pictures case, Canada may soon become an unfavorable jurisdiction for copyright trolls to extract settlements.
Submitted by Marguerite F. Ethier.
The State Bar of California International Law Section honored Robert E. Lutz, Professor of Law at Southwestern Law School, as the recipient of the 2014 Warren M. Christopher International Lawyer of the Year Award. This Award is presented annually by the International Law Section to a California lawyer for outstanding achievement within the field of public or private International Law
The Award was presented to Professor Lutz by outgoing Section Chair Elizabeth Foster and 2014 Award Committee Chair Jeff Daar. Elizabeth Foster is pictured here with Professor Lutz and the crystal globe representing the Award.
A reception celebrating Professor Lutz and the Award was held during the State Bar's Annual Meeting in San Diego on Saturday, September 13, 2014. Members of the International Law Section, guests from the Dai-ichi Tokyo Bar Association and the Osaka Bar Association, and Southwestern Law School students were among the attendees.
The Special Guest Speaker was Dean Susan Westerberg Prager of Southwestern Law School, pictured here with outgoing Section Chair Elizabeth Foster and Professor Lutz.
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Ewan McGregor says he doesn't mind getting intimate with his fellow male stars, including his "I Love You Phillip Morris" co-star Jim Carrey – but the actor does take issue with the de-gaying of his latest movie.
"There was talk that Disney fended off the release [of 'I Love You Phillip Morris'] until after 'A Christmas Carol' came out," Ewan told Out Magazine in its March issue when asked about the delayed movie. "They didn't want kids thinking [Carrey's] Ebenezer Scrooge was a bender."
Ewan thinks it's ridiculous when the media attempts to pretend like "Phillip Morris" is not a gay movie.
"I'm very keen that it's a gay movie," the actor said of the movie, which will finally hit theaters on March 26. "There was quite a lot of talk at Sundance (in 2009) that 'Well, it's not a gay movie. It's a film about guys who happen to be gay.' And I was thinking, it's nothing but a gay movie. It's about a gay couple, about a man's sexuality, and he comes out. It's not the point of the film, but let's not pretend it's not a gay film."
The trend of "de-gaying" films has been a hot topic lately in Hollywood, discussed recently by several media outlets including CNN regarding the marketing of recent films like "Valentine's Day" and "A Single Man."
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Ewan also discussed his tendency to go full frontal in several of his films, including "Trainspotting," "The Pillow Book," "Velvet Goldmine" and "Young Adam."
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The signing helps the team but raises questions about its commitment to holding players accountable for their actions. Henry must serve a four-game suspension from the NFL - his third such punishment - before he can fully rejoin the team.
The move was stunning in light of Lewis' statement shortly before training camp opened that the team had permanently parted ways with the receiver, who has been arrested five times since he joined the Bengals. Henry had indicated he was interested in rejoining Cincinnati.
``I'm not interested,'' Lewis said at the team's annual preseason luncheon on July 22. ``I don't think it would be productive for our football team. You have to be a productive part to be an NFL player, and there's responsibilities to being an NFL player. It's a privilege, it's not a right. There's a lot that comes with being an NFL football player.''
The Bengals evidently feel differently after Pro Bowl receiver Chad Johnson sprained his left shoulder during a 27-10 preseason loss to Detroit on Sunday night, leaving his status uncertain. Pro Bowl receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh has missed both preseason games with a hamstring injury as well.
The Bengals released Henry after he was accused of punching a college student and breaking his car window with a beer bottle in March. Bengals president Mike Brown also cut ties with Henry, saying he could no longer be with the team.
``His conduct can no longer be tolerated,'' Brown said at the time. ``The Bengals tried for an extended period of time to support Chris and his potentially bright career. We had hoped to guide him toward an appropriate standard of personal responsibility that this community would support and that would allow him to play in the NFL. ... But those efforts end today, as we move on with what is best for our team.''
The Bengals had no immediate comment on their decision to re-sign Henry, who was expected to practice with the team on Tuesday evening.
Henry was suspended by the league for two games in 2006 and for the first eight games of last season for repeatedly violating its conduct policies. He received the this season's suspension for the latest court case, which ended in a mistrial with the charges later dropped.
Henry took a physical Tuesday morning in Cincinnati and agreed to the contract.
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The Bengals had 10 players arrested over a 14-month span, one of the factors that prompted commissioner Roger Goodell to toughen the league's conduct policy. The Bengals then toughened their own stance, getting rid of troubled linebacker Odell Thurman and Henry in the offseason.


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With Mitt Romney in Israel last weekend, it seemed like the irresistible sidebar. So news organizations like The Washington Post... More
How to handle oppo research?
It's simple: If your scoop got a helpful boost from a campaign, let readers know
By Walter Shapiro Jul 20, 2012 at 11:20 AM
For the political cognoscenti, the dominant story line in July has been the Barack Obama campaign's mastery of the subterranean... More
The good old days of the Nixon campaign
A look back at a 1968 classic shows just how inaccessible candidates have become
By Walter Shapiro Jul 13, 2012 at 03:00 PM
Maybe it's the summer doldrums, or the Barack Obama campaign's continual pain-from-Bain refrain, or the speculative no-news-here if-clauses surrounding Mitt... More
Why is 'issue coverage' so boring—and often wrong?
Slavish fidelity to campaign position papers and official statements short-changes voters
By Walter Shapiro Jul 5, 2012 at 11:10 AM
As we sipped red wine in Washington last week, Republican pollster David Winston suddenly asked me, "Why doesn't the media... More
Embracing the myth of the campaign wizard, again
The Jim Messina profile industry is part of a long tradition
By Walter Shapiro Jun 21, 2012 at 05:18 PM
Maybe it began with the lionization in the press of the Irish Mafia that helped elect John Kennedy in 1960.... More
Why can't the press let politicians have principles?
Plus: HuffPost's good work on campaign consultants, and a better way to cover gaffes
By Walter Shapiro Jun 14, 2012 at 03:09 PM
No one—not even the love child of Horatio Alger and Ayn Rand—rivals campaign reporters when it comes to worshipping ambition.... More
Romney's Religion
What should journalists do with the Mormon thing?
By Walter Shapiro Jun 8, 2012 at 10:48 AM
"Surely, secularists are wrong when they ask believers to leave their religion at the door before entering the public square."... More
Things that go Trump in the night
The Donald's birther circus recalls McCarthy's "card-carrying Communists"
By Walter Shapiro May 31, 2012 at 12:02 PM
On February 9, 1950, a back-bench Wisconsin senator named Joseph McCarthy delivered an unheralded political speech to a Republican women's... More
Out of the living room, onto the trail
To gauge what's really happening in the TV ad war, reporters need to talk to voters
By Walter Shapiro May 17, 2012 at 03:14 PM
The Living Room War was launched this week—the ferocious bombardment of attack ads that will make turning on a television... More
Mapmaker, mapmaker, make me a map…
A glut of "swing-state" stories risks inspiring false certainty about the coming election
By Walter Shapiro May 10, 2012 at 12:07 PM
For a newspaper that believes that a decent fraction of its readers know that Kurt Weill wrote the music for... More
In an age of walled-off candidates, longing for LBJ
Caro's latest opus offers a strong case for the enduring value of journalistic access
By Walter Shapiro May 3, 2012 at 10:13 AM
The pivotal chapter on the 1960 Democratic Convention in The Passage of Power, the just-published and justly heralded fourth volume... More
From Etch a Sketch to Hilary Rosen
The new Rule Book for reporting on outbreaks of feigned outrage
By Walter Shapiro Apr 26, 2012 at 06:00 AM
Unless you are voraciously waiting for the final tabulation of the write-in votes from the Delaware primary, these are the... More
The Campaign-Finance Stories That Don't Get Written
Consultants and insiders feed the fundraising frenzy. How much do they make, anyway?
By Walter Shapiro Apr 18, 2012 at 10:19 AM
There was something comically self-evident about the headline on the story that led the April 13 print edition of The... More
The Heartbeat-Away Derby is Under Way
Treating the veepstakes like another political horse race produces lame conclusions
By Walter Shapiro Apr 11, 2012 at 06:00 AM
Now that Mitt Romney is the de facto Republican nominee, the political press corps can indulge in a compulsion as... More
Who Got The Fox News Vote?
In hours of pre-primary coverage, Rick Santorum was hard to find
By Walter Shapiro Apr 3, 2012 at 03:35 PM
Judging from the lopsided tenor of most of the coverage during the broadcast day on Fox News on the Monday... More
Why is the Press So Ready to Count Santorum Out?
Voters think their primary choices still matter
By Walter Shapiro Mar 28, 2012 at 11:13 AM
The front-page story in the March 18th New York Times seemed a case of political life imitating art. A revival... More
Newt and the Age Gap
What young reporters don't understand
By Walter Shapiro Mar 1, 2012 at 08:30 AM
In this topsy-turvy political year, Newt Gingrich has exhausted every resurrection metaphor from the world's great religions and undoubtedly,... More
Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? - Sexual assault charges are hardly ever mentioned to the TV star
Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway - Scripps pulls the plug on Metro Pulse in favor of an entertainment supplement for the local daily
Chuck Todd's Obama book says more about the author than it does about the president - 'The Stranger' underscores a broader problem with the way we cover politics
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal - Political boxes like liberal/conservative and evolutionist/creationist miss his real significance
The Virginian-Pilot produces a breakthrough investigation amid layoffs - Reporter John Holland discusses how the story came together, newsroom cutbacks, and colleagues who cover for each other
Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? (17)
Serial creators don't know what will happen to Adnan Syed (13)
Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway (10)
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal (8)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
Which media outlets use 'illegal immigrant'? (Fusion)
"[I]n spite of all the good reasons not to use the phrase, it is still very easy to find in the US press, even in headlines"
Jack Shafer on losing his job (Capital New York)
"Right now, my immediate plan is to go to work as a lay therapist at The Intercept to bring the healing there so John Cook and Matt Taibbi can return. I have great interpersonal skills."
On outlets that continue to call unknown drone victims 'militants' (The Intercept)
"Like the US drone program itself, this deceitful media practice continues unabated"
UNITY's convention is no more (All Digitocracy)
"The organization's board of directors decided that UNITY will no longer host the quadrennial conferences for which it had become known"
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.
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More than 100 of the best businesses and organizations you can find in Fayette will be at the 2014 Community Expo.
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Hear Mike Vigil and Adalene invite you to come to Expo on September 23rd! Here is the spot currently running on WEKS 92.5 The Bear!
The Fayette Chamber of Commerce honored the Leadership Fayette Class of 2014 at a luncheon and graduation ceremony on August 21. The class was comprised of Fayette County business and community leaders who participated in the eight month leadership program designed to increase their knowledge and awareness of how our community works and build relationships between local leaders. The program highlighted the inter-dependencies between sectors of the local economy and the interrelationships of local issues, challenges and opportunities.
Leadership Fayette Class of 2014 Graduates:
David Barlow, Fayette County Commissioner
Wende Blumberg, Dolce Atlanta-Peachtree
Debbie Britt, Piedmont Fayette Hospital
Richard Buchanan, SouthCrest Bank
Charlie Cave, WEKS 92.5 The Bear
Cheryl Curtis, Merrill Lynch
Lance Hochhauser, Lindsey Law Firm, PC
Victoria Hughes, Comcast Spotlight
Alan Jones, City of Fayetteville Fire Chief
Whitt Jones, Paraclete Realty Inc.
Cindy Kelly, Heritage Bank
Steven Lawrence, Georgia Power
Cindy Manning, Manning, Levine & Marlow, LLP
Michael Mumper, Association for Village PRIDE
Judiffier Pearson, Clayton State University Small Business Development Center
Scott Pitts, City of Fayetteville Police Chief
Emily Poole, Fayette County Development Authority
Tim Price, CPA
Erin Roberson, Peeples Elementary School
Marlin Seay, Piedmont Fayette Hospital
Paul Schultz, Panasonic Automotive Systems Company of America
Peggy Thomas, Club Z! In Home Tutoring Services
Sarah Trowbridge, Fayette County Public Library
Joyce Waits, City of Fayetteville-Main Street
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Inc. Magazine has named its list of the top 5000 fastest growing private companies in the United States and FIVE Fayette Chamber members have made the list! CONGRATULATIONS for being named to the Inc. 5000 list:
Liberty Technology (2999)
Morris/Hardwick/Schneider & Landcastle Title (3536)
Aventure Aviation (4098)
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Join us at the chamber on August 26th, from 8:30- 9:30 am for Google Analytics 101, an interactive webinar presented by Tim Zack, Interactive Marketing Director at Red Clay Interactive (view bio). Designed with needs of small businesses in mind, this webinar will provide attendees with understanding of features available in the Google Analytics tool, how to set the tool up, and how to use the information to achieve their business goals. Attendees will leave the webinar with applicable knowledge they can implement same-day!
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Belk has long been a champion of the Chamber of Commerce's pivotal role in the economic vibrancy of our community. In appreciation of your year-round efforts, Belk would like to recognize your hard work and present an all-day savings pass for all Chamber members.
Plan a visit to Belk in the Fayette Pavilion on Tuesday August 12, and enjoy a special day of savings. In addition to already GREAT storewide prices, the coupon below allows you to tak an extra 20% off regular and sale-priced items (15% off home and shoes, 10% of Electrics) with LIMITED EXCLUSIONS! That means you will save on many of your very favorite store brands on this special day just for you!
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Ever wondered how your business could become a vendor, supplier, contractor or sub-contractor for the Fayette County School System? Well, now is the time to find out! Fayette County Schools are looking to increase school and district purchasing with local businesses.
Learn how YOU can do business with FCBOE and individual schools at this informative training workshop lead by FCBOE purchasing representatives and school bookkeepers.
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You and your guests are invited to a Summer Finale Gala! Join us as we celebrate the end of a wonderful Fayette County summer with an international flair. This World Class Evening will whisk you away on an around-the-world tour… dine on delicious tapas and cocktails representing every continent. Enjoy celebrating with friends – old and new – and dance the night away to the sounds of a world class band!
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A California teenager got hopelessly stuck in his family's chimney for more than 90 minutes. But, unlike Santa, he wasn't trying to leave presents under the tree.
A California teenager got hopelessly stuck in his family's chimney for more than 90 minutes. But, unlike Santa, he wasn't trying to leave presents under the tree.
'Tis the season to receive gifts. Inevitably, some of the presents your friends and loved ones will be nice enough to give you won't be anything you particularly want or need.
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331,038. That's the number of individual light bulbs that David and Janean Richards used on their Christmas light display. It is also the new Guiness World Record for the most lights on a residential property. They used 97,211 feet
As you may know, 106-1 KISS-FM along with our sister-stations are the Evansville area's media partners for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, TN. One of the amazing things about St. Jude is that they are able to offer their ground-breaking research and treatment of childhood cancers completely free of charge to families of their patients thanks to your donations. As a way to say "thank you", a few of the patients got together for special holiday video.
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This one isn't half bad. It made me giggle, and I love the costuming! Can you imagine if Lady GaGa were to record a Christmas song?
I love when I find a video like this! This is just awesome! Here are the biggest songs of 2011 turned into Christmas parodies, and all mushed together into one awesome holiday medley video. Merry Happy Jolly Holiday!
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I recently ordered a new Apple computer. It's awesome, and I love it! Luckily the guy that delivered my new Mac didn't do what this guy did. I would have been LIVID! According to the posters Youtube video:
Here is a video of my monitor being "delivered"
There are a ton of great Christmas light displays out there, but one person decided to take it to a whole new level.
A husband and wife couple in the U.K. have found a unique way to make a buck off Christmas — by renting live reindeer for public appearances. Wonder what Santa thinks about this?