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Cast a Giant Shadow (1966)
Star-studded (John Wayne, Frank Sinatra, Senta Berger, Yul Brynner) real-life story of American Colonel Mickey Marcus who was killed trying to break through to the besieged city in 1948.
Every Time We Say Goodbye (1986)
A very young Tom Hanks as an injured American pilot, son of a Protestant minister, in love with a young Sephardic Jewish girl in World War II Jerusalem.
Kadosh (1999)
Two sisters' restricted love lives in Jerusalem's Orthodox Mea Shearim quarter. Hebrew with English subtitles.
Michael Sheli (My Michael) (1976)
A sensitive story of love and life in conservative Jerusalem, based on the novel by Amoz Oz. Hebrew with English subtitles.
Shalom Sesame, Jerusalem (1986)
The Muppets show violinist Itzhak Perlman and actress Bonnie Franklin around the city.
Mishehu Larutz Ito (Someone to Run With) (2006)
Two lonely teenagers in search of friendship and love in the streets of the city. Based on the novel by David Grossman.
Nasheem (Women) (1996)
A barren woman in the Sephardic community of 19th-century Jerusalem arranges a second wife for her rabbi husband. Hebrew with English subtitles.
A Beggar in Jerusalem, by Elie Wiesel
Nobel Peace Prize-winning author describes the spiritual journey of a Holocaust survivor forced to confront the ghosts of his past in post-1967 Jerusalem.
Dying for Jerusalem: The Past, Present and Future of the Holiest City, by Walter Laquer (2006)
Renowned historian and journalist revisits the city he lived in half a century ago.
The Innocents Abroad, by Mark Twain (1869)
In his inimitable style, Twain recounts his journey to Europe and the Holy Land.
The Fight for Jerusalem: Radical Islam, the West, and the Future of the Holy City, by Dore Gold (2007)
Former Israeli ambassador to the UN provides historical background for his argument against fundamentalist Islam.
Murder in Jerusalem: A Michael Ohayon Mystery, by Batya Gur (2006)
The human complexities of the city and contemporary Israel through the eyes of Jerusalemite serial detective Michael Ohayon.
O Jerusalem, by Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre (1988)
Slightly dated but riveting account of the events leading to the establishment of Israel and the division of Jerusalem in 1948.
Poems of Jerusalem and Love Poems, by Yehuda Amichai (1992)
"I remember that the city was divided/Not only between me and you/When we lived there together." Translated work of one of Israel's leading poets.
Shira, by Shmuel Yosef Agnon (1971)
Israeli Nobel prize laureate's story of an adulterous relationship between an educated German immigrant and a Jerusalem-born nurse in 1930s Jerusalem.
A Woman in Jerusalem, by A. B. Yehoshua (2006)
A woman killed in a suicide bombing at a Jerusalem market raises questions of morality, personal identity, and nationality in a traumatized city.
Jerusalem, Israeli Andalusian Orchestra
The Israeli Andalusian Orchestra plays Jewish liturgical music.
Lullabies From Jerusalem, Various Artists
Haunting sounds of the communities of Jerusalem past and present, from Yiddish to Ladino and Russian to Arabic.
The Most Beautiful Songs of Jerusalem, Various Artists
Performed by diverse performers including Shlomo Carlebach, the Zamir Chorale of Boston, and the Israel Pops Orchestra.
The Rough Guide to the Music Of Israel, Various Artists
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To You Jerusalem, Yehoram Gaon
Golden-voiced Yehoram Gaon sings classics.
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9. "Zot Yerushalayim" (This is Jerusalem) by Eitan Peretz, Nahum Heyman
10."Le Yerushalayim Shemot Rabim" (Jerusalem has Many Names) by Dan Almagor and Nurit Hirsch
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FRESHMAN YEAR (1999-2000): Enjoyed his best day to date as a Blazer with a 32-point performance that lifted UAB to a 103-99 overtime victory against Fresno State (12/11) ... hit 12-of-18 shots from the floor and 5-of-6 shots from the line in 33 minutes of action ... added three straight double-figure scoring contests early in the season with 10 against Alabama A&M (11/23), 11 versus both Georgia Southern (11/27) and Texas-Pan American (12/1) ... scored at least 10 points in eight games ... played in all 28 games off the bench ... added 16 points against UT-Martin (12/21) and 14 versus Memphis (2/16).
HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year letterwinner for coach John T. Woody at LaFayette (Ala.) High School ... averaged 25.6 points and shot 42.6 percent from three-point range in his senior season for the Bulldogs ... led LaFayette to the AHSAA Class 4A title game as he scored 71 points in the two Final Four games ... was named to the Class 4A All-Tournament team ... selected Super All-State, No. 7 on The Birmingham News' "Super Seniors" list and was a first team All-State selection (The Birmingham News) ... played in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game ... averaged 18.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game as a junior ... also played football and baseball for the Bulldogs.
PERSONAL: Full name is Morris O'neal Finley ...born August 2, 1981 in Opelika, Alabama ... son of Walter and Josephine Finley ... graduated in 2003 with a degree in psychology ...currently attending graduate school ... was LaFayette High School's senior class historian and a member of the National Honor Society ...cousin of former UAB player Chico Moore.


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BEVERLY, Mass. – For the second time in three years, the Endicott men's lacrosse team upset a nationally-ranked Tufts University squad as the Gulls handed the No. 4-ranked Jumbos a 12-10 defeat at Endicott Stadium on Tuesday night.
Endicott (9-3, 4-0 CCC), behind a 13-save effort in the cage by freshman goalie Cameron Bell (Falmouth, Maine), ran their win-streak up to six games and now look ahead to a crucial conference match up with Roger Williams on Saturday, April 13th at home starting at 12:00 pm. Tufts (8-3, 4-2 NESCAC) dropped their first game since March 16th, snapping an eight-game win-streak. The Jumbos return to their league schedule with a game at Amherst on Saturday at 1:00 pm.
The Gulls trailed 7-5 at halftime, but shifted momentum in their favor over the opening seven minutes of the second half with four unanswered goals to take a 9-7 lead. Endicott outscored Tufts 6-1 in the third quarter as goals by senior Connor McCormack (Norwalk, Conn.), unassisted, and sophomore Nick Pinciaro (Beverly, Mass.), from sophomore Harrison Cotter (Lordship, Conn.), helped to tie the game at seven just 2:29 into the second half.
At the 10:48 mark of the third period sophomore attacker Joshua Tordik (Sayville, N.Y.), off a feed from Cotter in front of the net, beat the goalie to give Endicott the 8-7 advantage. Pinciaro's only goal of the game wrapped up the four-goal run as he collected a pass from sophomore midfielder Jonathan Morgan (Lake Panamoka, N.Y.) and fired a shot to the back of the net to make it 9-7 Gulls.
After a Tufts goal by Chris Schoenhut (Mill Neck, N.Y.) cut the lead down to one, Endicott rattled off two straight goals by Morgan and sophomore Kyle Weber (West Hartford, Conn.) to go up by three at 11-8.
The fourth quarter saw the Jumbos outscore the Gulls 2-1 on goals by junior Beau Wood (Sherwood Forest, Md.), man-up from Andrew Fiamengo (New Fairfield, Conn.), and junior Peter Bowers (Berwyn, Pa.) off an assist from Matt Callahan (Acton, Mass.) but Weber's team-leading 25th goal of the season kept the Tufts comeback at bay as Endicott held on for the 12-10 victory.
Bell made five saves in the fourth quarter to help seal the win. The freshman also made five saves in the opening quarter as Tufts fired 16 shots, but came away with just two goals.
Defensively, Endicott junior Lucas Paratore (Wenham, Mass.) led all players with five caused turnovers as he raised his season total up to 17, tied with Anthony Martignetti (Winchester, Mass.) for the team lead. On face-offs, Gulls midfielder and reigning CCC Defensive Player of the Week Sam Ozycz (Cheshire, Conn.) won 19-of-26 attempts with 12 groundballs, while also scoring a goal.
For the Jumbos, senior midfielder Sam Diss (Ridgewood, N.J.) had three of Tufts' 15 caused turnovers as a team. Diss as well as John Heard (Greenwich, Conn.) and Jeff Chang (Mountain Lakes, N.J.) tied for a team-high four groundballs.
Connor McCormack's four points on three goals and an assist led Endicott with Pinciaro and Weber both adding two goals and a helper. Tordik also had two tallies as he now has 24 points on the season. Cotter finished with three points and five groundballs, Morgan scored one and assisted on another, and sophomore Scott McCormack (Norwalk, Conn.) recorded a single assist.
Tufts' Fiamengo had a game-high six points on a hat trick and three assists. Fiamengo's three goals put him into a tie with Wood for the team-lead in that category as both players now have 20 goals on the season. Bowers also had a hat trick in this game with Schoenhut adding two goals of his own.
For the game, Tufts outshot Endicott 47-40 and only committed 18 turnovers to Endicott's 27. The Gulls had a 42-31 groundball advantage. Tufts was 26-of-29 on clear attempts and Endicott was 23-of-30.


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HARDIN COUNTY — The Fiscal Court meeting room in Elizabethtown's H.B. Fife Courthouse is undergoing renovations.
To better accommodate the eight magistrates coming aboard in January, Hardin County government is replacing the design of the Fiscal Court chambers, which will include the installation of new furniture and carpeting, said Hardin County Judge-Executive Harry Berry on Tuesday.
Berry said the tables used to seat commissioners will be replaced with an elevated curve-shaped design better suited for HCEC-TV video tapings of the Fiscal Court meetings.
Work was expected to begin Wednesday and Berry said Fiscal Court meetings will be held in the RR Thomas building until work is completed.
The first phase is expected to cost from $20,000 to $25,000, he said. A second phase, to be completed later, will update the technological accessibility of the room. Laptop and Internet accessibility will be available for magistrates, which will reduce the amount of paperwork needed for meetings, Berry said. Remote cameras also may be installed to improve the number of camera angles during meetings, he added.
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Paula wrote:Do people out there think we should be teaching our students some brand of real English as spoken between native speakers: eg Australian, British, American.
Or do you think we should be teaching "international English" as spoken between, Germans, Japanese etc.
Rise wrote:...the term "International English" is a bit ambiguous, because I don't know exactly how the Germans, Spanish or Japanese speak . We have different levels of fluency, we usually make a whole lot of mistakes in our conversations, our pronunciation varies a lot and we even use signs to understand eachother better...
[Recently] I have attended several courses and met different teachers. Sadly most of them could do anything from planning or building a house, selling things in a supermarket, washing cars, etc. but teach English professionally. Most of them were neither qualified in teaching nor did they have knowledge of their own language required when willing to teach. Virtually all questions were answered like – Well, it is absolutely incorrect, but don't ask me why. That's the way it is…It made me think that some of the 'better schools' hire losers, I mean those who are unable to find any job and think they can teach since they are native speakers.;-( I hope I have not offended anybody here … I think being a teacher is more than just being a native speaker. Cheers.
Nigel wrote:I don't agree with Schetin saying nobody speaks international English.
A state where the majority represent different outer cultures is not a culture ("outer" is the key word here - not local peoples' cultures, but all sorts of adventurists', refugees', criminals', illegals', etc.), and the people isn't a people, nor is a nation, but a horde. This peculiarity distinguished Mongols and other tribal military-political units as compared with nation-states.Nigel wrote:You're also wrong to say that America has no culture! Why is a mix of nationalities not a culture?
schetin wrote:Say, America is a country without history and, therefore, without culture - 200 years of history is too short a term, and immigrants wash out the cultural frames; in this respect, America is rather a horde than a nation; a horde (and a rather aggressive one at that) in the outskirts of the mainstream (however divided) civilizations.
schetin wrote:A state where the majority represent different outer cultures is not a culture ("outer" is the key word here - not local peoples' cultures, but all sorts of adventurists', refugees', criminals', illegals', etc.), and the people isn't a people, nor is a nation, but a horde.
the dictionary wrote:3. a particular form or stage of civilization, as that of a certain nation or period: American culture.
schetin wrote:Are these (native GB speakers) anything special?
Get up,
Stand up,
Stand up for your rights!
Schetin wrote:Conversely, for the overwhelming majority of the world English isn't native; but international English is (like Latin) a dead, artificial, language in that there's no people speaking it.
young bored jasminade wrote:Latin is a language,
As dead as can be,
It killed all the Romans,
And now it is killing me.
schetin wrote:As I see it, the whole problem of which English to teach has to do with how we see the Future and is contradictory: on the one hand, everybody understands it's a Troyan Horse, and its purpose is globalization (aka colonization) under the rules imposed by the English speaking countries (not all of them); on the other hand, by washing out the frames of their culture through language expansion they are digging their own grave and fertilizing soil to yield new civilizations. This process is cyclic and there are many an example in the world history which show how it happens.
macastrian wrote:Maybe we should all be learning Mandarin instead.
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The Rev. Willie Jones went to be with the Lord on Thursday, April 19, 2012.
The Rev. Jones was born in Buck Crossing, Ala., on Aug. 8, 1921, and was a longtime resident of Louisville, where he was employed with L&N Railroad-Seaboard System for approximately 37 years until his eventual retirement in 1983. He served as pastor at Lifeline Temple Church of God in Christ in Elizabethtown and House of Refuge Church of God in Christ in Bowling Green. He pastored both congregations simultaneously for approximately 28 years, which concluded in April 2007. During his tenure, both congregations flourished abundantly under his administration. He was very active in the local community through his ministries, spending countless hours preaching the Gospel counseling many throughout both cities. He received an Honorable Kentucky Colonel in June of 1996 and was a World War II Veteran. He spent the majority of his leisure when possible hunting, gardening and fishing. The Rev. Jones established an additional ministry in July 2007 as senior pastor of New Life Tabernacle Church of God in Christ in Radcliff. He will be greatly missed by many former and current church members, neighbors, well wishers and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Jim and Florence Jones; six brothers, Arthur Jones, James Jones, Woodrow Jones, Curtis Jones, Luther Jones and Ezel Jones; and three sisters, Estelle Jones-Franklin, Lucille Jones-Morris and Alice Jones-Seal.
He leaves to cherish and celebrate his life, his dedicated and loving companion of 55 years, the Mother Bernice Young-Jones; his 10 children, Michael (Teressa) Jones of Hardinsburg, Sharon Jones-(UpShaw) Briggs of Vine Grove, Ivy Jones-Moore of Rock Hill, S.C., Cedric (Pancy) Jones of Cecilia, Andrea Jones-(Carl) Singleton of Chesterfield, Va., Alan (Emma) Jones of Louisville, Michelle Jones-(Thomas) Johnson of Elizabethtown, Robert Jones of Atlanta, Berniece Jones-(Marc) Nyarko of Elizabethtown, and Christina Jones of Rineyville; 23 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; his sole surviving sister, Ruth Jones-(Lorenzo) Ash of Mobile, Ala.; as well as a whole host of nieces, nephews and four brothers-in-law.
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What can you tell me about XDM 40 cal. compact...can we compair to Glock, Kel, or Sig?
Kidding. My 40 xd was a great gun. I dont like 40 cal. But if i had to get another one i woild probably go XD or Sig. Problem with a Sig is that to get all the crap that comes with an XD plus the gun and match the price...you MAY have to go used on the sig. Now if money isnt an issue. Me PERSONALLY, i would go Sig Saur all day.
* correction. If money wasnt an issue i actually would go with an H&k USP or P30.
Glocks...dunno. dont like the angle of the grip. KELTEC dunno. Never shot one.
Sig or Glock
Sig ...
If you are seriously putting Kel Tec in the same catogory as the others you are being sold a bill of goods.......1) there are No Kel Tec .40's now 2) They are so far inferior quality to the others listed it hurts my head to even think about it. I like the M&P 40 compact and the Ruger SR40C. personally.
I would go with a Sig Sauer.
It's a excellent brand / high quality.
Here's a picture of my Sig P2022 in .40 cal
Very nice gun and amazingly inexpensive for a Sig.
Available in new & used all over the web.
I agree Kel-Tec is not in the same quality class as the others.
None of the above, but if I have to choose one, I would go with Sig......+
What do YOU like and feels good and controls work with your fingers? Start there.
What features do you like, not like? The XD has no safety for you to worry about (part trigger, part grip, plus the blockdopthing). I like that, you may not.
Glocks are harder on cases, not an issue unless you reload.
XD/CZ are very tight on chamber dimensions - you may not care, but i'm reloading flat nose bullets and it makes for a short OAL round. Harder to find recipes.
Some guns tolerate lead bullets better than others. If you care...you may not.
I believe glock magazines are cheaper.
All depends on what's important to you.
I want to compete in IDPA, PPC and perhaps other events. I needed a centerfire handgun. I looked at revolvers and semi autos. 9 is cheaper to shoot than 40, the XDm competition in 5.25 is very accurate.
I looked at glock, SW and XD. I liked the feel of the SW and not the glock, but the XD seemed the most accurate and with all the goodies in the kit was the best deal (paid $740 out the door tax and all for gun, 3 mags, holster, magazine belt clip and some odds and ends).


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%%%% %%%% that %%%%%%% %%%%%%%%. Joe has lost it. Przybilla is barely serviceable. Mohammed is absolute trash. %%%% this %%%%%%% team.
I wonder if he got the whole MLE. Doesn't block many shots. Good FT shooter. Major downgrade from Ben overall, but he does have playoff experience. Isn't Nazr as serviceable as Pryzbilla? At least Nazr has a ring.
You gotta be kidding me.WTF!?!Well not blockbuster by any means,so what's next Sheed for Brian Scalabrine?
C'mon man, Scalabrine makes too much for that deal to work.
Mohammed better pull off his 04-05 numbers in New York. In 28 minutes he averaged above 10 points and 8 rebounds. If he doesn't I'm going to lose it. Don't start Dice. At least Dice can come of the bench and heat up Nazr can't do that. He better work his ass off or he'll die with Flip.
Mohammed's last contract was $25 million for 5 years. I bet Joe D offered the MLE to both Pryzbilla and Mohammed and said, "the first one to take it, gets it". There isn't much to choose from out there right now...
Jason Maxiell for starting center. Hell, Cheick Samb is better than Nazr "Stonehands" Mohammed.
Joe D. has lost his mind.
Nazr had 6.2 and 5.2 in 17 minutes last season. Great move for Mohammed. He'll probably start again.
Great move? You're kidding right?
Sounds about right. "The take it or leave it" theme continues in Detroit.
Re-read what I wrote. I said a great move for Mohammed. What would you do, bud? As Laimbeer said there isn't much out there right now. Should Dumars sit around and mourn Ben and not do anything to replace him? You find a replacement.
man, this may suck. this may be better. Defense will not be our tag anymore.
for Christ's sake. Well at least the Anti-Ben Brigade will not have to worry about missed FTs ruining our title chances. ....Hell, they won't have to worry about title chances for that matter.
Not the way things have turned out here for the past month.
God I hope this is the diamond in the rough that everyone hates at first.:fingerscr:fingerscr:fingerscr:fingerscr
I think Nazr's minutes went down a lot last season. He's probably happy to go someplace where he can start. That's what I meant.
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Sellers, who is a beef program specialist with Iowa Beef Center through Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, said each local meeting also includes brief updates on current Iowa forage and beef production topics.
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In addition to his beef forage systems research and outreach, and commercial cattle and sheep production, Gerrish is well known for his work with the University of Missouri - Forage Systems Research Center. The center rose to national prominence as a result of his research leadership, which encompassed many aspects of plant-soil-animal interactions and provided foundation for the basic principles of management-intensive grazing. He co-founded the popular three-day grazing management workshop program at FSRC, which was attended by more than 3,000 producers and educators from 39 states and four Canadian provinces from 1990 through 2003. At least 16 other states have conducted grazing workshops based on the Missouri model and Gerrish has taught in 12 of them.


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Her appearance was part of Disability Awareness Night at Fenway. According to the team, it collected submissions from people with disabilities who were interested in singing the Star Spangled Banner before the game, and from those choices the Red Sox selected Murayda-Pelillo as their singer.
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Color of Courage is now 2-for-2 as a gelding after another
impressive victory in the $61,600 allowance feature Friday night at Hollywood
Returned to action last month after being sidelined for more
than 1 ½ years, the 4-year-old son of Came Home and the Holy Bull mare Color
Magic overcame a second consecutive troubled beginning to win going away
against a field that included four graded stakes winners.
Owned by breeders John and Cheryl Toffan and trained by Paco
Gonzalez, Color of Courage, the 5-2 second choice, had only one rival beat
after a half-mile, began his rally into the stretch, then found a seam between
horses in the final sixteenth of a mile under jockey Mike Smith to win with
something in reserve.
A 25-1 shot when he defeated lesser May 15 in his Cushion
Track debut, Color of Courage paid $7, $3.80 and $3.20. He ran the seven
furlongs in 1:21.66 while prevailing by three-quarters of a length.
Red Door Drive, who lost for the first time in three starts
on the Hollywood Park main track, returned $7.20 and $5.80 while finishing
three-quarters of a length in front of Tres Borrachos.
Making his first start since last Sept. 26 at Fairplex Park and initial appearance for trainer
Marty Jones, Tres Borrachos, who was nearly 17-1, gained third by a half-length
over 11-1 shot Bet On Victor. The show payoff on Tres Borrachos, who won the
2008 Swaps Stakes, was $8.60.
Successful twice in four races as a 2-year-old in 2009,
Color of Courage improved to 4-for-6 lifetime and has yet to finish worse than
third. The $36,000 payday boosted his earnings to $132,240.
Completing the order of finish were pacesetter Matto Mondo,
Golden Itiz, Slew the Man, Supreme Summit, the 2-1 favorite, and Coffee Boy.
Racing resumes Saturday. In conjunction with the simulcast
of the 143rd Belmont Stakes, post time is 11 a.m.
There are four stakes races on the 11 race program at
Hollywood Park, topped by the $250,000 Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap. A
Grade I at 1 ¼ miles on turf, the Whittingham features defending champion
Acclamation, multiple stakes winner Bourbon Bay and four others.
The other graded events are the $150,000 Honeymoon Handicap
for 3-year-old fillies at 1 1/8 miles on turf and the $100,000 Affirmed
Handicap for 3-year-olds at 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track. The ungraded race
is the $70,000 Cinderella Stakes for 2-year-old fillies at 5 ½ furlongs.
Hollywood Park will also play host to 25 gourmet food
trucks. The trucks will be situated at the North Park Lawn. Track gates will
open at 8 a.m. The first of 13 imports from Belmont Park
is scheduled for 8:35 a.m. The Belmont Stakes will be run between the eighth
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Outspoken japanese politician Taro Aso who is rumored to be in the running for the position of prime minister, offended members of the opposition party by comparing them to Nazis. Satsuki Eda, of the opposing Democratic Party of Japan, told Aso the electorate was moving away from his Liberal Democratic Party and seeking new directions. Aso became infuriated at the prospect his party would lose after almost three decades of power and lashed out in the comment we in America have heard from Republican defenders of Bush when Democrats dare claim they should win control of government, ""if you look at history," said Aso, "you will see as a result of the people moving away from the party of government, regimes like the Nazis have come to power." In America if you oppose the Republicans, you are a communist or appeaser.
Aso has previously insisted Japan had a right to conquer Korea and refused to apologize for the sadistic behavior of Japanese troops during World War II. In the eyes of Aso, we Japanese are always rights and when we say, "we Japanese," we mean the Liberal Democratic Party.


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Arsenal for Everyone
Arsenal Football Club has contributed to the area of kicking racism out of football for some time. Over the years, the Club has partnered with many anti-racism organisations and hosted events including forums where young people could pose their questions to an informed panel – including Arsenal representatives - and discuss the issue in a relaxed environment.
Over time, the projects have evolved and in September 2007 the Club launched, 'Arsenal for Everyone' which aims to embrace and celebrate diversity and equality at the Club. The initiative was set up as part of the Club's work towards achieving the Intermediate Level of Kick it Out's 'Racial Equality Standard' which the Club achieved in September 2009. The long-term aim is to obtain the Advanced Level of the Equality Standard.
Under Arsenal for Everyone, Arsenal in the Community saw the need to address the topic of diversity with younger children and devised the project 'World on our Doorstep.'
Arsenal for Everyone
World on our Doorstep
World on our Doorstep was a legacy left by one of Arsenal's trainees, Bill Williams, who was employed by Arsenal Football Club for 18 years. The project draws parallels between Arsenal Football Club and the multicultural north London area in which the Club is rooted.
Over 1000 children take part in the project each year which sees Arsenal in the Community staff giving assemblies to children and coordinating activities to demonstrate the multicultural make up of the team which is reflected in the schools in the local area. Each school is invited to enter a competition with winners from each school attending Emirates Stadium to meet a player and talk about the work they have done and ask questions about the team and the different nationalities that make up the squad.
Contact: Jack Ironside firstname.lastname@example.com 020 7704 4140
Religious Programmes
Arsenal in the Community has been involved in a number of religious exchange programmes that promote goodwill and understanding between young children of different faiths. Examples of these programmes include a ten year partnership with The Maimonides Foundation, an organisation which promotes Jewish-Muslim interfaith relations. The Club has contributed to achieving their aim of reaching young people by organising football tournaments for Jewish and Muslim youngsters. This work is echoed in Israel through the 'Arsenal in the Galilee' project. Galilee United is an Arsenal-backed co-existence project in northern Israel that brings together Jewish and Arab youngsters to play together in the same football teams. This is one of the few ways in which young people from across an often hostile ethnic divide can mix and meet each other on equal terms taking part in an activity they both love. The project has proved that sport can provide a framework for friendship like nothing else.
In 2006, Emirates Stadium hosted Edgware Primary School and Rosh Pinah Jewish Primary School, Edgware who participated in mixed team football matches followed by lunch and a presentation to each other on the festivals of Diwali and Hannukah.
Contact: Jack Ironside firstname.lastname@example.com 020 7704 4140
Arsenal for Everyone Primary School Programme
Using the Arsenal for Everyone title and thanks to Premier League/PFA Community Fund (managed and administered by the Football Foundation) the Club has produced a primary education religious project in line with the national curriculum. The scheme is delivered to 30 Islington primary schools in years four to six which focuses on religious diversity within the community. All sessions are followed by an hour's football training with an Arsenal in the Community coach, stadium visits with a religious education workshop at Emirates Stadium.
The long term aim for this initiative is to engage faith schools in the project and to undertake religious exchange programmes using the successful Arsenal for Everyone model.
Contact: Jack Ironside firstname.lastname@example.com 020 7704 4140
Equal Opportunities Policy
Arsenal Football Club is committed to confront and eliminate discrimination, whether by reason of race, colour, nationality, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, age, ethnic and national origin, disability or gender reassignment.
Arsenal Football Club is an equal opportunities employer. We aim to act in a manner which ensures that our staff are able to achieve their full potential. We also aim to ensure that all employment decisions are taken without reference to irrelevant or discriminatory criteria.
Equality of opportunity means that in none of its activities will the Club discriminate against, or in any way treat less favourably, any person on grounds of race, colour, nationality, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, age, ethnic and national origin, disability or gender reassignment. This policy will be applicable to:
- the advertisement of jobs
- the selection of candidates for employment or promotion
- job location or working environment
- pay and employment terms and conditions
- internal training and development activities
- internal and external coaching and education activities and awards
- football development activities
The Club will not tolerate sexual or racially based harassment, or other discriminatory behaviour, whether physical or verbal. The Chief Executive Officer will ensure that such behaviour is met with appropriate disciplinary action whenever it occurs.
The Club supports the bodies of the Football Association and UEFA in their commitment to develop a programme of ongoing training and awareness raising events and activities in order to promote the eradication of discrimination within football.
At Emirates Stadium
At Arsenal we employ in excess of 700 stewards on a matchday and one of their primary roles is to monitor supporters language. Any so called supporter who persists in using racist language, which constitutes a criminal offence, faces being ejected and banned from the stadium. Every match day programme carries a warning about foul language and racist chanting and, if the situation dictates, we make extra announcements over our tannoy system as well as including extra reminders and warnings in our club publications.
Please see below the equality / diversity related terms and conditions applicable to ticket holders for Arsenal home and away matches.
The UEFA 10-Point Plan
UEFA have a 10 point plan that they want all European clubs to adopt in an attempt to eradicate racism in football. We are totally supportive of this plan and we believe that at Arsenal we already adhere to its principles through our current practices.
- Issue a statement saying the club will not tolerate racism, spelling out the action it will take against those engaged in racist chanting. The statement should be printed in all match programmes and displayed permanently and prominently around the ground.
- Make public address announcements condemning racist chanting at matches.
- Make it a condition for season-ticket holders that they do not take part in racist abuse.
- Take action to prevent the sale of racist literature inside and around the ground.
- Take disciplinary action against players who engage in racial abuse.
- Contact other clubs to make sure they understand the club's policy on racism.
- Encourage a common strategy between stewards and police for dealing with racist abuse.
- Remove all racist graffiti from the ground as a matter of urgency.
- Adopt an equal opportunities' policy in relation to employment and service provision.
- Work with all other groups and agencies, such as the players union, supporters, schools, voluntary organisations, youth clubs, sponsors, local authorities, local businesses and police, to develop pro-active programmes and make progress to raise awareness of campaigning to eliminate racial abuse and discrimination.


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By Joe Brewin
Wojciech Szczesny admits he had no concerns about new centre-back pairing Thomas Vermaelen and Per Mertesacker against Marseille.
The duo played together for the first time since the former's return from injury last week, helping Arsenal to a clean sheet in the Champions League Group F tie at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night.
Goalkeeper Szczesny was confident they would be fine together.
"We kept a clean sheet, which is all you can ask for from a back four," said the goalkeeper.
"I think they did well together but I have been training with them for a long time and I see their qualities.
"We looked really solid today, so as I said I just hope we can keep it going."
The full interview with Wojciech is now available on Arsenal Player.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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"It was a surprise only because they lost at home. They are really difficult to beat there," Montgomery said.
And while Montgomery has been known to underplay things in his typically sardonic delivery, there is nothing to dismiss about the success in Madison. Under head coach Bo Ryan, Wisconsin (4-3) is an incredible 169-16 at home during his 12 years. That .914 winning percentage is fifth best in the country over that span.
The track record is even better in non-conference games, as former Washington State head coach Tony Bennett handed Ryan just his seventh such loss at home, as the usually stout Wisconsin defense allowed 45.7 percent shooting from the field. Junior guard Ben Brust led the way with 15 points on 6-of-16 shooting.
Montgomery knows to expect a stronger performance from Wisconsin on Sunday (1 p.m. Pacific, Big Ten Network) as it looks to avoid a rare losing streak, while the fans should be even more frenzied celebrating the Badgers' Big Ten championship and third consecutive Rose Bowl berth.
Well before the 70-31 throttling of Nebraska on the gridiron in Indianapolis on Saturday night, forward Richard Solomon was energized by the atmosphere he will face.
"Oh my goodness, I know it is going to be crazy. I just know," Solomon said Tuesday. "I've never been to Wisconsin, but I have seen them play on TV and I have seen their fan base is pretty crazy.
"Then (former Minnesota guard) Justin (Cobbs), he played in the Big Ten and he said it is a pretty hard place to play."
For Cal (6-0), it represents only their second true road test away from Haas Pavilion this season, and last before opening Pac-12 play at UCLA on Jan. 3. The challenge, Montgomery said, is developing poise and remembering to play hard all the time, something they struggled with at times even as they won the DirecTV Classic last weekend in Anaheim.
There was a three-point win over Drake, in which Montgomery admitted Cal was outplayed for most of the game and lucky to escape. Even the championship game over Pacific saw the Tigers pull within five before the Bears responded to pull away.
"We've been through some adversity and bounced back where we've gotten down and had to play hard to win," Montgomery said.
Wisconsin however will present a different challenge, with the best frontcourt player Cal has seen to date in center Jared Berggren, who averages 14.7 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. His 15 blocked shots leads the conference, anchoring a defense that should be among the nation's best by year's end, after finishing in the top 12 nationally in points allowed in nine of the last 10 seasons.
Opponents turn the ball over 12.7 times per game, while Wisconsin has a whopping 49 steals already, relying on that rugged play to make up for offensive limitations as sophomore Traevon Jackson works into the role of starting point guard.
"They're not going to beat themselves, they're not going to make a lot of mistakes," Montgomery said. "The crowd will pick them up."
But Solomon said the energy of the fans works both ways. While the home team feeds off the environment, Cal will find equal inspiration from their silence.
Said Solomon: "It just makes you want to do more just to shut them up."
Dan Greenspan is the publisher of Cal Sports Digest and writes about the Pac-12 for Fox Sports Next. Follow him on Twitter @DanGreenspan.


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Green Bay Hosts Red-Hot NDSU on Saturday Night
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - After an eight-day road trip which featured four games in five days, the Phoenix returns home on Saturday, albeit briefly. Saturday's contest against North Dakota State (5-1) at 7 p.m. is the team's lone game at the Resch Center in an eight-game stretch spanning 35 days. Green Bay (2-3) is 1-0 at home in 2012-13, defeating Chicago State 72-67 in the season opener on Nov. 10.
Tickets for Saturday's contest can be purchased at the Resch Center Box Office, by calling the Green Bay Athletics Ticket Office at 920.465.2625 or by visiting GreenBayPhoenix.com/tickets.
Green Bay holds a 6-2 record all-time against North Dakota State and a 5-0 mark in the series at home, but the Phoenix dropped a close one last year's contest in Fargo 65-61. The Phoenix won 71-69 at the Resch on Nov. 27, 2010.
The Phoenix enters the contest at 2-3 after three games in a row while North Dakota State has won four-straight games since a loss at No. 1 Indiana. Green Bay is led in scoring by sophomore Keifer Sykes (15.4 ppg) and senior Brennan Cougill (12.0 ppg) while sharpshooter Mike Felt leads the Bison in scoring off the bench at 14.7 points per game and has made 23-of-44 threes.
Green Bay most recently played at Idaho on Tuesday, falling 72-62 to the host Vandals despite 19 points and six rebounds from Cougill and 13 from Sykes. Junior All-Horizon League performer Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) was limited to just six first-half minutes due to foul trouble and finished with nine points and four rebounds.
The Bison won all three of its games in the Progressive Legends Classic played at Duquesne, defeating Youngstown State 83-80 in overtime, Duquesne 57-43 and James Madison 66-44.
FOLLOW THE PHOENIX: Fans in the seats or those unable to attend Saturday's will be able to follow the action in numerous ways on Saturday night. The game will be carried live by WDUZ The Fan and online at thefan1075.com. The play-by-play voice of the Phoenix Matt Menzl will be on the call with Cordero Barkley. Live stats and live video will be available on GreenBayPhoenix.com. You can also stay up-to-date by following @GBPhoenixMBB and @GBGavin on Twitter.
FAST START FOR THE FROSH: Head coach Brian Wardle started a true freshman in the opener for the third-straight season, and freshman Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) has made it look like a great decision. The 6-foot-7 Fouse has been a monster on the glass and is averaging 6.2 points, 7.6 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 1.0 blocks through five games. He has led the team in rebounding in three times.
OLD FOR 18: Sykes entered the 2012-13 season as a starting point guard and a team captain. He entered as a Preseason All-Horizon League Second-Team. He entered the year after a season in which he scored 335 points and was named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team. Amazingly, he also entered as an 18-year old, and he will stay that way through the first 13 games of his sophomore campaign. After playing his first 13 games at age 17, Sykes is now averaging 14.9 in 22 games as an 18-year old.
THIRTY-SOMETHING: Sykes' 31-point effort in the home opener against Chicago State was the first 30-point game by a Phoenix player since Troy Cotton tallied 36 at Akron on March 17, 2010 and the first under Wardle. It was also the fifth time that a Phoenix player had notched 30 or more points in the Resch Center and first since Ryan Tillema scored 32 against UIC on Feb. 25, 2008.
HOME SWEET HOME: Green Bay won its home opener over Chicago State to improve to 23-6 in three seasons at home under head coach Brian Wardle. In its 10-plus seasons at the Resch Center, the Phoenix is 98-34 for a .742 winning percentage. Green Bay is 13-2 at home in the past two seasons.
BACKBOARD BEASTS: Despite being outrebounded at Idaho, the Phoenix has been dominant on the glass on both ends of the court through five games this season. Green Bay leads the Horizon League in rebounds per game (40.6), rebounding margin (+7.4), offensive rebounds (15.0), offensive rebounding percentage (.385) and defensive rebounding percentage (.736). The Phoenix represents three of the top-10 rebounders in the conference - Alec Brown and Jordan Fouse (t4th, 7.6) and Brennan Cougill (6.8).
DOUBLE THE FUN: In its Division I history, Green Bay has had two players post double doubles on just four ocassions. Remarkably, three of the four have come under Wardle in the past three seasons. The most recent was against Southern Utah on Nov. 16 when Brown had 17 points and 13 rebounds and Cougill registered 17 points and 10 boards in the 64-52 win.
ELITE COMPANY: Brown was in elite company in 2011-12. Brown, then a sophomore, was one of only two players to average at least 13 points, eight rebounds and three blocks per game. The other? Kentucky's Anthony Davis, who was selected first overall in the 2012 NBA Draft. Brown is a Preseason All-Horizon League First-Team selection heading into 2012-13.
FREE FOR ALL: Green Bay's offensive struggles against Chicago State did not stop the team from breaking long-standing school records or from surpassing 70 points. The Phoenix knocked down a school-record 41 free throws (41-48) against Chicago State, breaking a program record which had stood for 32-plus years since Feb. 23, 1980 (37 vs. Northland). Sykes had 17 of the team's free throws (17-19), breaking the individual record of 15.
BLOCK PARTY: In his time at Green Bay, 7-foot-1 Alec Brown has swatted 163 shots to shatter the Phoenix career record. With 89 blocks as a sophomore, Brown averaged 3.0 per game, a number that ranked in the top-10 nationally. Green Bay is third in the Horizon League this season at 4.2 per game.
HOMEGROWN: A year after bringing in a talented freshman class of Chicago natives, Wardle looked closer to home for seniors from the Class of 2012. The Phoenix roster consists of four freshmen from Wisconsin, including Nick Arenz (Onalaska, Wis.), Ryan Bross (Menomonee Falls, Wis.), Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) and Carrington Love (Milwaukee, Wis.).
COME JOIN: Not to ignore his home area of Chicago, Wardle also welcomed a pair of transfers who come to Green Bay from the Chicago area. Junior college transfer Sultan Muhammad, a Michigan native, played at Chicago's South Suburban College and will be making his Phoenix debut on Saturday. Eastern Illinois transfer Alfonzo McKinnie, who must sit out this season per NCAA transfer rules, is a Chicago native and former high school teammate of Sykes.
TALL ORDER: Wardle pledged early on in his tenure to add height and length to the Phoenix roster. Consider it mission accomplished as the roster's 14 players have an average height of over 6-foot-5. The addition of the 7-foot-1 Bross gives Green Bay a pair of seven-footers, and six others stand at least 6-foot-6. Newcomers McKinnie (6-8), Arenz (6-8) and Fouse (6-7) will help to make Green Bay one of the tallest teams in the Horizon League. Sykes is the roster's lone player under six feet tall.
Read a full season preview of the men's basketball team and watch a 1-on-1 interview with Wardle.
Full season ticket and Pick 5 packages are on sale now with the Green Bay Athletics Ticket Office. For more information and to order tickets, please call 920.465.2625, visit the athletics department offices in the Kress Events Center or access GreenBayPhoenix.com/tickets.
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