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Former Montreal Canadiens coach Guy Carbonneau has been asked to coach Canada's Under-18 team this year.
While Carbonneau hasn't accepted the job yet, a decision will be made next week.
Carbonneau originally replaced general manager and interim coach Bob Gainey as head coach of the Canadiens in 2006. He spent part of the season prior to that as an associate coach with the Habs and was hired to Gainey's staff with the intention that he would become head coach for the 2006-07 season.
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When most filmmakers in Los Angeles feel frustrated by the movie business, they pick up a pen to write out their anxiety — or pick up the phone and call their therapist.
Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij took a different approach.
Upset by a series of Hollywood rejections four years ago, the then-aspiring actress and would-be director decided to spend the summer train-hopping with a group of idealistic drifters they'd never met. For nearly two months, they criss-crossed America, encountering strangers, diving into dumpsters and eating what they gathered, sans money.
"It was one of those things you could never imagine doing," said Marling, 29. "Until you do it, and then you can't imagine not doing it. Something changed in a fundamental way for us out there."
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The filmmaking partners channeled that transformative experience into the socially conscious thriller "The East," the sophomore collaboration between Marling (actor, writer, producer) and Batmanglij (director, writer, producer), who two years ago made the well-regarded but little-seen sci-fi drama "Sound of My Voice."
The 2009 trip affected their moviemaking generally — "what it taught us most was that we didn't need to wait for permission to start making films," said Batmanglij, 32. But it had a more specific influence on their new movie. "The East" centers on a group of radicals known as freegans — environmental activists who live off the grid and plan acts of eco-terrorism they call "jams" — whose communal way of life mirrors the lives of the people the filmmakers met on their journey.
When Fox Searchlight opens "The East" on Friday, audiences will get the chance to see a rare and largely unproved genre, the activist thriller. (Though as the filmmakers — who say they were influenced by such '70s topical thrillers as "All the President's Men" — point out, "The East" raises more questions than answers.) The movie aims for the propulsive pacing of a Tony Scott film — not surprisingly, as it is one of the last films on which he has a producer credit — with the spirit of an issue-oriented documentary.
As "The East" begins, Sarah (Marling) is called upon by her boss (Patricia Clarkson) at a high-powered corporate-espionage firm to infiltrate the radicals, who are hunkering down in the Pennsylvania woods. She soon becomes one of them, learning their ways and even befriending many in the group.
Led by the charismatic Benji ("True Blood's" Alexander Skarsgard) and populated by chatty, start-a-revolution types such as Izzy (Ellen Page), the members of the East, as the collective is known, are bonded by their belief in the evils of corporations and a desire to shake up the system.
But they're hardly united in their approach. One of the film's distinguishing features is long conversations among group members about ethics and the acceptable limits of radicalism. Among the questions raised: Is meting out justice to those they think guilty moral even if it entails murder?
As the movie grows more tense and the jams start to unfold — they include, in an elaborate impersonation scheme, feeding oil-company executives the same poison the freegans say is being pumped into the environment — Sarah's loyalties and belief systems are tested.
It's a process the filmmakers hope is repeated with audiences.
"As we've taken the movie [in sneak previews] around the country I've been moved by how many people — fathers, daughters, mothers, sons — feel the film is talking to them, about subjects like activism and the environment and where we are in the world right now," said Marling, who can flash streaks of intense sincerity. "I didn't realize how much the movie would speak to the crisis of alienation."
The film resonates in the post-Occupy era, when questions about corporate responsibility and greed are squarely in the mainstream. Surprisingly, though, the film went into production before the movement sprang up in cities such as New York and Los Angeles.
The filmmakers wonder whether that's a coincidence.
"I think a lot of people right now in my and Brit's generation are tapping into the same things," Batmanglij said. "It's a matter of 'We don't have the answers, but it's been a long time since people were really asking the questions.'"
On set, Batmanglij and Marling sought to create a similar spirit. They would hold dinners with the cast and crew in which many of the issues from the film were hashed out, a kind of free-form salon where people could debate the events as though they were really happening.
Skarsgard, who attended a few of these dinners, said this culture of engagement helped his performance.


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Greater Atlanta Christian is the new No. 1 team in Class A after Manchester lost its first game since Christmas on Tuesday to Spencer 92-88.
Really like Norcross in Class AAAAAA. The Blue Devils lost some early games while not at full strength that must be considered in the rankings but won't mean a thing in the region and state tournaments. In other words, Norcross might be emerging as the team to beat in Class AAAAAA. What do you think?
Here the rankings entering the final week of the regular season:
Class AAAAAA
1. Tift County (18-4)
2. North Cobb (20-4)
3. Shiloh (18-5)
4. Norcross (17-6)
5. North Gwinnett (18-5)
6. Hillgrove (20-3)
7. Wheeler (16-6)
8. Westlake (20-4)
9. Chattahoochee (18-5)
10. Peachtree Ridge (15-8)
Notes: No. 4 Norcross has won seven straight during which the Blue Devils have beaten No. 5 North Gwinnett twice, No. 10 Peachtree Ridge once and DeMatha (Md.) once. … Previous No. 4 (now No. 10) Peachtree Ridge lost road games to No. 4 Norcross and No. 5 North Gwinnett last week. … Previous No. 7 Archer is out of the rankings after losing to Parkview 62-50 on Tuesday in the upset of the week. Parkview (3-21) had lost 14 straight region games. Archer can force a tie for first in Region 8 with a victory over No. 3 Shiloh on Friday at Shiloh. … New No. 7 Wheeler survived in overtime Saturday against Berkmar, winning 66-63. … New to the Top 10 is No. 9 Chattahoochee, winners of 12 straight games and 11-0 since New Year's Day. … Coffee (16-5) would've entered the Top 10 this week – but lost to Brunswick 84-65 on Saturday. Coffee had won six straight and avenged four of its first five losses, including one to No. 1 Tift County.
Class AAAAA
1. Miller Grove (21-3)
2. Allatoona (19-5)
3. Effingham County (19-4)
4. Mays (16-5)
5. Tucker (16-7)
6. Mount Zion-Jonesboro (18-5)
7. Northside-Columbus (19-4)
8. Lithia Springs (18-6)
9. Sequoyah (18-6)
10. Stephenson (12-10)
Notes: No. 1 Miller Grove beat previous No. 2 Mays 64-49 on Friday. … No. 7 Northside-Columbus beat previous No. 10 Bainbridge 52-44 on Friday and moved into the rankings. The Maxwell Ratings already had Northside at No. 5. … Bainbridge dropped out of the rankings after losing a second time last week, to Hardaway 63-52. … No. 6 Mount Zion plays at Drew on Tuesday for the Subregion A title of Region 4. … Rough week for previous No. 5 Lithia Springs, which lost to New Manchester 63-59 and Douglas County 115-105, but the Lions dropped only to No. 8. … Previous No. 7 Sequoyah lost to North Springs 63-62 on Friday but dropped only two spots because of the rash of upsets in this class last week. … Previous No. 8 McIntosh lost to Creekside 61-47 on Tuesday and Whitewater 63-60 on Friday and dropped out. … Ten-loss Stephenson got the 10th spot after beating North Atlanta in a game between strong Region 6's No. 4 and No. 5 teams on Friday. No other classification has more trouble than this one in finding teams that can seize and maintain a Top 10 resume. The previous Top 10 suffered eight losses last week.
Class AAAA
1. Columbia (20-2)
2. Marist (18-2)
3. Eagle's Landing (19-5)
4. Glenn Hills (22-1)
5. Jonesboro (19-4)
6. South Atlanta (18-4)
7. Statesboro (21-3)
8. Monroe (19-3)
9. Westover (16-5)
10. Grady (16-6)
Notes: No. 1 Columbia plays at No. 2 Marist on Tuesday. Columbia won the first meeting 46-56 on Jan. 12. … Previous No. 5 (now No. Monroe (19-3) was upset by Class A Terrell County 48-47 in overtime on Friday. Monroe's only losses had been to Luella (AAAAAA) and Oakland Park Northeast (Florida). Terrell County entered 8-10. … Previous No. 7 (now No. 10) Grady lost to Washington 47-46 on Tuesday. Grady plays at No. 6 South Atlanta on Friday. Grady won the first meeting 72-70 on Jan. 15. … On the brink of the Top 10 are Westside-Macon (18-5), leader of Region 2; and Shaw (15-6), leader of Region 5.
Class AAA
1. Cartersville (22-0)
2. Buford (17-5)
3. Johnson-Savannah (17-5)
4. Savannah (19-3)
5. Morgan County (18-5)
6. Washington County (19-4)
7. North Hall (21-2)
8. Woodward Academy (18-4)
9. Thomson (15-5)
10. Dawson County (20-3)
Notes: No. 1 Cartersville can become the only boys team in Georgia to complete a perfect regular season with victories this week at Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe, vs. Gordon Central and at North Murray. Cartersville has beaten each by 17 or more points. … No. 2 Buford beat No. 10 Dawson County 52-38 on Friday. … No. 7 North Hall plays both next week – Dawson on Tuesday, Buford on Friday, both on the road. … No. 6 Washington County beat previous No. 8 (now No. 9) Thomson 56-44 on Friday to take the lead in Region 3. … No. 8 Woodward Academy is back in the rankings after wins over previous No. 7 Cedar Grove 49-44 on Tuesday and former Top 10 team St. Pius 40-38 on Friday. Cedar Grove dropped out.
Class AA
1. Greater Atlanta Christian (21-3)
2. Vidalia (22-1)
3. Bleckley County (21-2)
4. Westside-Augusta (16-3)
5. Manchester (20-3)
6. Laney (15-6)
7. Dublin (17-6)
8. Jordan (13-5)
9. Pelham (16-7)
10. McIntosh County Academy (15-8)
Notes: Previous No. 1 Manchester lost its first game since Christmas on Tuesday to Spencer 92-88. … The new No. 1, Greater Atlanta Christian, has no losses to Georgia teams below Class AAAA. … No. 4 Bleckley County beat previous No. 9 Taylor County 66-59 on Tuesday to clinch a No. 1 seed in Region 4. … No. 5 Westside beat previous No. 6 Laney 75-68 on Friday. Westside plays No. 10 Thomson of AAA on Friday. Laney plays No. 7 Dublin on Friday. … Dublin lost to No. 4 Wilkinson County of Class A 79-72 on Tuesday. … Previous No. 6 (now No. Jordan lost to Kendrick 92-88 on Tuesday. Taylor County dropped out. No. 10 McIntosh County Academy moved in.
Class A
1. North Cobb Christian (20-2)
2. Wilkinson County (21-1)
3. W.D. Mohammed (21-1)
4. Mitchell County (20-3)
5. Greenforest Christian (18-4)
6. Athens Christian (17-3)
7. Turner County (17-4)
8. Aquinas (17-6)
9. Wilcox County (18-3)
10. Excel Christian (23-1)
Notes: No. 2 Wilkinson County moved up two spots after beating No. 7 Dublin of AA 79-72 on Tuesday. Wilco then beat First Presbyterian Day 112-104 on Friday. … Previous No. 3 Athens Christian lost to Hebron Christian 52-40 on Tuesday in a startling upset. Hebron is 7-14. … No. 4 Mitchell County beat previous No. 7 Seminole County 67-41 on Friday and clinched the No. 1 seed in Region 1. Mitchell needed overtime to beat Seminole the first time they played. Seminole also lost to Early County last week and dropped from the rankings. … No. 10 Excel Christian joins the Top 10.
February 3rd, 2013
11:15 am
Correction….Columbia only beat Marist by 1 point in their first meeting earlier this year. Marist lead the entire game until turnovers and a very good last second play gave Columbia the win. Should be a good game.
February 3rd, 2013
11:49 am
Norcross and Tift are the two teams to beat in AAAAAA. GAC has performed remarkably well considering they lost their leading scorer at mid season due to grades. Miller Grove does not look like the same team that lost to McEachern in their first game; much improved. I would like to see less classifications, even only one. A state champion should be just that, a state champion. There are only 63 schools in AAAAAA. Out of that number, 15 only care about football, 15 are playing rec ball; 15 are just not very good, and 15 get more excited about hunting season than basketball. That leaves about an 18 team state tournament. I like what they do in Kentucky. Sweet 16 is a big deal.
February 3rd, 2013
12:02 pm
15 + 15 + 15 +15 + 18 = 63?
February 3rd, 2013
1:49 pm
Re-Norcross. Yeah, at the beginning of the season it much have been tough to get all their new recruits working together.
February 3rd, 2013
2:12 pm
Whether you win by 1 or 100, what's the difference Marist.
February 3rd, 2013
2:44 pm
Just an honest observation here seeing both teams twice this year. I think think North Cobb is overated and Hillgrove is underrated. North Cobb has had two close calls against Marietta this year and another last night against South Cobb. I think they are top 10 caliber, but not #2. I guess Hillgrove is a little lower since North Cobb beat them twice, but they've blown out most of their other opponents. We'll see how it turns out come region tournament time. I just hope my team can make a run
February 3rd, 2013
4:07 pm
G-dub: only difference in the expecation for the next game. As I said it should be a good game….wouldn't have that same expectation if Marist lost by 10…or 100.
February 3rd, 2013
5:23 pm
6A: Tift County and Norcross are the two heavy favorites. However, if they both win their region championships they will be on the same side of the bracket and could meet in the final four. Tift got a nice boost this offseason with the addition of 6′7 Brannen Green whos headed to Kansas next year. Not sure who else they got but I've heard they got a few. Norcross got a nice boost this offseason with the addition of 6′7 Terrence Odonahue whos headed to Charleston next year, 6′6 Lorenzo Carter, 6′5 Chris Hernden, 6′5 Thomas Cameron, 6′4 Andre Chatfield, Khalen Pinkett, and probably others. If these teams dont meet in the semis or the finals then it will be a huge flop for both of them. Wheelers regular season has already been a bust but they have the talent to do some damage in the tournament. They have loads of talent but have not lived up to expectations this year. North Cobb lost Saxon Steele to an injury recently and hes out for the year so they have no chance to win it without him. Shiloh has 7 footer Trayvon Reed but hes not a dominate force on offense. Nate Mason is a good player and they have some other pieces that can play but this team struggles often in a mediocre region. I think they will lose in the 2nd round to either North Gwinnett or Peachtree Ridge. Speaking of North and The Ridge…North has very good guard play and if they're shooting well they are tough to beat. They have decent size but I think their lack of post play will be what beats them in the tournament. They also have 4 or 5 kids who live with Jerry Stackhouse. How is that legal??? Peachtree Ridge is a team that will be tough to beat. They are up and down but when they're up they are pretty good. If they can knock down some outside shots they could make a run. They have good size and score well inside but it all depends on their shooting. They will likely have Shiloh or Wheeler in the 2nd round. Hillgrove isnt bad but they dont have much size. The best thing they have going for them is they are playing in the south bracket. I dont see them winning more than 1 or 2 games in the tournament. Westlake has Kejuan Johnson and Tony Bagtas and they make a good duo. They are a contender to make it to the final four but I cant see them making it past that. Again, the best thing they have going for them is that are in the south bracket and need to try and avoid Tift County. Chattahoochee has a nice team but they are in a horrible region that will be nothing like the talent they will have to play in the tournament. They have a good team and are well coached but I dont think they can make a deep run.
February 3rd, 2013
5:24 pm
Should they meet, Norcross will shut Tift down, hold them to 50 or less.
February 3rd, 2013
5:53 pm
Athens Christain lost without Will jackson who is averaging around 30 a game.
February 3rd, 2013
7:30 pm
Every game has the potential to be a good game until they throw the ball up.
February 4th, 2013
7:12 am
Tony, it sounds like you are a Norcross fan and I can respect that, but just like your recent impressive wins against ATL teams, Tift only has four losses and three of those losses came against Nationally tough teams. We did have one hickup against Coffee, but that was because they shot lights out that night, they would have beaten anybody that night and they only beat tift by five 88-83 in their gym. Now the only team in common we have played is Mill Creek which you lost to 63-55 and we beat 75-60, so holding tift to 50 when they average 70 a game will be a tough order. Tift is tough this year, if they meet Norcross it should be fun.
February 4th, 2013
7:59 am
Is ACS a one-man team? I'm asking for real. They beat Hebron by 30 the first time, and lost by 12 without this one kid? Quite a turnaround…
February 4th, 2013
9:08 am
"Greater Atlanta Christian is the new No. 1 team in Class A after Manchester lost its first game since Christmas on Tuesday to Spencer 92-88." GAC is in AA.
February 4th, 2013
9:24 am
For the Record, any team can petition to move up in classification if they feel they are not getting the competition they deserve.
February 4th, 2013
9:30 am
Marist Bball fan
I agree with your evaluation of our first meeting with Marist, the only thing I want to add is that those turnovers you speak of were forced by terrific defensive pressure at the end of the game. The way you describe it kinda sounds like Marist just made unforced errors at the end we had a lil something to do with that, I still expect a heck of a game tomorrow night I know yall will be ready. Good luck to both teams
February 4th, 2013
9:39 am
Hubert Green
I don't know if that will work for GA, Kentucky can't have as many schools as we have in the state. I do agree they need to come with something that puts the championship winners against each other but that would start to get expensive for the GHSA when you think about travel, accomodations, etc.
February 4th, 2013
10:14 am
All Classification
True, but it has to be a mutual decision from all the coaches. A move in classification affects all the coaches in the building and sports. All it takes is enough coaches to say no regardless of who says yes
February 4th, 2013
10:20 am
Our kids are nicer/better and only lose when the other team employs thugs recruited from other areas and/or cheats in some other way and/or the referees are against us and/or our kids underperfomed. Next I will lay out my convoluted logic for why my team should be rated higher than it is and why we should be excused for every loss due to extenuating circumstances having nothing to do with a talent or gameplan execution differential. [Note to posters: please use some variation of the above formula for all of your posts so we can make this bolg even more devoid of thoughtful interesting posts.]
February 4th, 2013
10:25 am
@hsbball: ACS is not a one-man-team. That game against Hebron was 5 against 7. 5 for ACS and 7 for Hebron(counting the 2 gwinnett county refs). ACS second best player Demetrius McWhorter (Averaging 20 points and 12 rbs a game) got 3 fouls in the first 3 minutes of the game.
February 4th, 2013
10:33 am
Wow, thanks athensbball for using the suggested formula in the very first post on the blog after I posted it!
February 4th, 2013
10:39 am
MG is definitely a much improved team since game 1. In fact, I say the turning point came at the City of Palms Tournament after the lost to eventual tournament champion Westchester of Los Angeles.
Coach White is doing a great job of creating a consistent contender, this is definitely a great example of great coaching. This team, which only returned three reserves from last season's state championship team, is playing at a high level.
With a team that has only two seniors, all I can say is that something special is on the horizon.
@GDub@Decatur4Life.. What's going on fellas, hope all is well.
You guys should know from last season, that Marist is one of those teams that can beat you. I say they were the only team, outside of SWD, that gave MG fits last season.
February 4th, 2013
10:43 am
GA HS basketball (boys more than girls but not exclusive) is becoming an extension of the AAU season. It makes me sick. This is why college players have no clue about team defense or team offense when they hit campus. Probably 1 out of 10 top players have a clue. The jersey on their back means about 10% of what it used to mean. School pride? Forget it. Really is sickening to what HS sports should be about. I love basketball, have coached at different levels for 40 years, and I'm really sick of it. You guys who live the AAU circuit in the summer will disagree, but this is what has killed the game in my opinion.
February 4th, 2013
10:50 am
@gdub: In an article based on subjective rankings of teams from across the state with very few head to head matchups, I think it would be obvious that there is a HUGE difference between a point differential of 1 point (usually indicates a very even game that either team could have won at the end) and 100 points, especially when two highly ranked teams are involved. Don't you think Notre Dame would get more credit if they had lost on a last-second field goal as opposed to being pummeled for the entire portion of the game during which the outcome was in any way in question? (I mean, of course, credit from those who don't just automatically give the golden domers way more credit that they deserve otherwise.) On that topic, I heard that Manti Teo didn't really miss all those tackles…when it looked like he was grabbing air as the Alabama backs blew by him, he was actually hugging his imaginary girlfriend!
February 4th, 2013
11:37 am
My math skills have really deteriorated; but my main point is that the competition for a state championship with 7 divisions is weak as skim milk. As for setting up a separate division, yes indeed. I would love to be a part of that. It would be similar to what happens with DeMatha, Gonzaga Prep, et al in Washington DC and Montrose Christian. What I will say is that for public schools to be successful on a national level is remarkable.
February 4th, 2013
11:39 am
@Mr. Wolverine, Miller Grove did not play in the City of Palms this year; they did last year and went 0-3.
February 4th, 2013
11:55 am
@Hubert Green
You are correct, they played in City of Palms Tournament in Florida. This season MG played in the Max Preps Holiday Tournament in Palm Springs, CA, where the team went 3-1 in a highly competitive tournament.
So you can see where the error came from (Palms).
As for the debate to have one champion in all classification probably cannot happen because the state has so many school.
February 4th, 2013
12:01 pm
I wish Ga would come up with a system like they have in Chicago, where they take the champions from all the classes and they meet to crown a true state champion, it would work in Ga because there is 6 classes now, and another thing to Marist fans this was suppose to be a down year for Columbia with Taj being the only person coming back and Coach leaving but you still gotta earn it because they won't give it to you
February 4th, 2013
12:08 pm
In regards to Norcross losses at the beginning of the year, had NOTHING to do with "recruits" working together…Some of our players were busy winning a state championship in Football, once we secured another championship for Norcross those football/basketball players came on board and we are now on our way to another AAAAAA title
February 4th, 2013
12:36 pm
@Zephanie….right….so the fact that Norcross now has half of Whitefield's 2012 state champ team starters is just a coincedence….
February 4th, 2013
12:37 pm
@hsball: ACS also kicked one of their starters off the team right before the Hebron game. So they were practically playing without 3 starters the whole game, and ACS only plays about 7 players.
February 4th, 2013
12:56 pm
I wish GHSA had a tournament of champions too. This year would be a great year for it, because I don't see a huge gap between AAAAAA and A. NCCS beat North Cobb. Greenforrest played Norcross closoe. GAC is probably one of the better teams in the state along with Columbia. It would be a lot of fun to watch, anyway. Even in years past when the top teams were mostly in the larger classifications (see Miller Grove and Milton's super teams of yesteryear) it would still generate a lot of excitement to see the best square off against the best. But it will never happen, not with the GHSA not even allowing one of its own classifications (A) to have a true state champion….
February 4th, 2013
1:05 pm
Thanks Athensbball,
Hope they figure it out before tourney time. I think there are teams out there more talented than Hebron waiting for them if they advance.
February 4th, 2013
1:30 pm
Mr. Wolverine
Whats up with ya, yeah I knew Marist would be hard to deal with this year but we're going to keep on truckin trying to get our 4th in a row. I knew coming in this season would be our toughest by far to reach the championship especially with a guard heavy ball club with little post season experience outside of Shamsid -Deen and Crouch (Starting PG & SG) and not enough consistent post play. To me our biggest problems are on defense this season where we're giving up way too many easy buckets during our opponents half-court sets as well as getting killed on the glass. We were always known for good solid defense and rebounding under Dr. Phil, that's why we had success in the past. I think we'll get it together for the region tourney, I hope so because its going to be a WAR at S. Atlanta for the region tournament.
February 4th, 2013
5:45 pm
Can you offer any specifics to support your claim? Or are you just simply repeating what you've heard national journalist and commentators claim? According to your remarks, using inductive reasoning then that means no high school coach in the country is a good coach. Since AAU is the the reason no one in college can play team defense or team offense. I have to counter that and ask does that mean that high school coaches arent good enough to fix the bad habits that these players are supposedly picking up in AAU? Seriously?
February 5th, 2013
12:02 am
High school sports has changed folks. It is no longer about the high school, it is about what advantage can a kid get to get a scholarship to a school that will either give him a chance to get to the pro level and, for the intelligent families, will provide a kid with an education. I would not hesitate to move my son into a school district the will give him the best opportunity to showcase his talents, a school that is consistent getting kids scholarships to college. The total cost to go to college is about $45,000 a year and rising. I hope my son is smart enough to earn his way academically, but if he is not and he has the talent to excel in football or basketball you better believe I will do everything I can to put him in a position to be noticed.
February 5th, 2013
9:06 am
Idea – Championship Series – 6 classifications with 2 wildcard voted in by the coaches of the 6 champions – then the 8 coaches submit their rankings of the 8 teams for a bracket – over a weekend play 4 games on Friday, 2 on Saturday and championship game on Sunday – team expenses are reimbursed from receipts of the 7 games.
February 5th, 2013
10:27 am
If you haven't had the opportunity to see Westlake play this season I would like to invite you to their final game on Friday against Langston Hughes. This team is loaded with Juniors and Sophomores who can flat out ball. The only seniors on the team is Tony Bagatas and Andre Elam. Westlake has a legit 9-10 man deep rotation. They are on a 10 game winning streak and they are winning by an average margin of 21 points a game. The are currently 20-4 and the 4 losses was by a total of 18 pts (2 pts to Morrow, 2 pts to Alcovy, 5 pts to Douglas County and 9 pts to Ridgeway HS, Tenn.). Westlake have some very quality wins along the way they have beaten Buford, Milton, Stephenson, North Clayton and Riverdale to name a few. Westlake played Tift County at GA Tech summer camp albeit without Brannen Greene and beat them with ease, but we didn't have KeJuan Johnson on the team at that time. Westlake is playing like a well oiled machine right now, so it's going to be a tough out for whoever gets the MIGHTY LIONS this year!!!!!!!!!
February 5th, 2013
10:57 am
Andre Elam – I said "Westlake has Kejuan Johnson and Tony Bagtas and they make a good duo. They are a contender to make it to the final four but I cant see them making it past that." Thats not so bad is it? I didnt say they would get knocked out in the region tournament. I just feel like they would need to avoid Tift and Norcross to make it to the championship game. Since January 11th Westlake is on a 10 game win streak. But, 8 of those are region wins and nobody else in that region is a title contender. The 2 non region games are against teams with a combined 19-27 record. I cant give much credit to wins that happened in November either. Westlake is having a good year but I'm just not ready to say that they're one of the teams with a good shot at winning at all.
February 5th, 2013
12:08 pm
Mr. Will
That's why they the game….remember that old saying. Lastly, we count WINS even the ones in November.
February 6th, 2013
2:35 pm
@ Will really? North Cobb doesn't have a chance with out Saxon Steele? Well seeing how they've won every game except 1 and several blow outs since he got injured im not sure why they don't have a chance with out him. They've beaten Peachtree Ridge with out Neff, they've beaten Hillgrove by 11 with out Steele. This team has 8 seniors that carried this team to the elite 8 last year. They have players stepping up and filling those spots. NC plays well disciplined basketball, a lot better than a lot of these high ranked teams with top recruits that just rely on talent. The only game North Cobb played where they didnt have a chance to win was NCCS. They weren't ready and it showed. North Cobb will play Tift in the 3rd round of the state playoffs if everything goes right. The winner of that game will win state.


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Vesta, the Goddess of the Hearth, is the most beautiful of Roman divinities, bright and pure like the flame that is her symbol. Latins made Vesta a goddess who personified the earth and fire. She presided over the preparation of meals: Vesta was offered the first food and drink. The hearth conjures up visions of domesticity and peace, for the hearth is the traditional center of family life. It symbolizes warmth, security, and companionship a place for dreaming where it becomes possible by peering into the embers, to find physical and mental renewal and a place to discover the secrets of the future. At Vesta Dipping Grill, we have combined these themes to provide a unique dining experience. Vesta is simplicity, quality, comfort, life, art, scent, relaxation, taste, sound, and fun.Continued
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- Food4.6Service4.6
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- I was really happy with experienceRupertDined on 9/20/2014This restaurant was really tasty. Food was fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Drop the "dipping" partHungryForMoreVIPDined on 9/19/2014Vesta was delicious and I thoroughly enjoy every dish. Ironically, however, the weakest link was the dipping sauces. The venison I ordered was spectacular: Perfectly cooked and not a hint of gaminess. However, the sauces didn't add anything to the dish. In fact, it was better without them. The same seemed true of the other entrees at my table. I realize the dipping thing is part of the shtick but the food was better without it.Special Features:
- So so food expertly deliveredOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014I was very pleased with the service: attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. I was not so pleased with the food. We got the roasted summer vegetables, some of which were undercooked, some over cooked. The fennel jam was not a very good accent for the whole thing. We got the half roasted chicken. Decent, but the grains on the side were over-salted and buttered. Overall, attractive place and great employees but not the dining experience I was expecting.Special Features:
- Vesta Dipping - Great ExperienceTJDavisVIPDined on 9/19/2014We had dinner at Vesta and had a fabulous meal. The dipping sauces were varied and delicious and made the evening fun. Everyone tried each others' dishes (we had venison, duck, scallops, and tenderloin) and enjoyed discussing the merits of each one with the various dipping sauces. This is a great spot to have discussions about food. The cocktails were imaginative and the wine list extensive and well priced. My only criticism is that the dessert offerings did not match up to the quality of the dinners; however, that did not stop us from finishing every bite.Special Features:
- WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014Enjoyed a great dinner for my moms birthday. Food was yummy and the service attentive. I highly recommend Vesta!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Vesta Dipping Grill A Denver GemScrapchicDined on 9/18/2014We took out of town friends to Vesta. It is a unique place, with a changing menu, and wonderful dipping sauces. Our company loved it, we had one vegan and she thought the tofu dish was fantastic. It is a bit expensive so we consider it for special occasions!Special Features:
- Happy to be BackOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/17/2014It had been 8 years since we had come for dinner at the Vesta Dipping Grill. We came back this week with friends who had not been there for a number of years, as well. We both agreed the food was as good or better then we had remembered. Our server, Michael, was great! He was very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. We had a great time and won't wait another 8 years to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Service & Food.LSkinzDined on 9/16/2014Every employee that came in our path was beyond nice. They were friendly and professional and helpful. The food was really fresh and completely exceeded our expectations. I ordered the chicken, and my husband got the venison. That venison is SPECTACULAR! I do wish they served Happy Hour throughout the restaurant rather than the bar area only. It gives me a negative feeling about my experience. But that is the only critique I have.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We'll be backOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/15/2014One of the best restaurants in town hands down. Great dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AMAZING!caligirlDined on 9/14/2014Our anniversary dinner at Vesta was an incredible experience! From the moment we walked in we got personalized service from the host, our waiter and even the manager. All wished us a happy anniversary and really made us feel special. We started the evening with champagne, compliments of the restaurant and the meal progressed into one of the meals we've had. We've eaten here many time and have loved it every time, but this particular night was outstanding!Special Features:
- First time. Loved it!mdweidDined on 9/14/2014Excellent! Great service. Atmosphere perfect. Staff very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!FoodlordDined on 9/13/2014Everything we hoped for and better. Food 10/10. Almost felt guilty dipping my venison in sauces. It was cooked to perfection. My wife had the filet and it was spot on. She loved the mashed potatoes. Dessert was again excellent. We went for our anniversary and it was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luv2eatoutDined on 9/12/2014The atmosphere was great and we had a good time with our group of six. The only thing was we saw down at 6:30 and didn't have our entrees until like 8:30. Our waiter was slow in finally taking our order. Luckily we had ordered a couple of appetizers so we weren't starving.Special Features:
- OverratedBigDaddyTDined on 9/12/2014This restaurant was highly overrated and overpriced. We dined for our ten year anniversary with the impression that it was a romantic spot, not the case. We were so close to other tables we could touch and the noise level was almost comparable to a bar. Not to mention the food was extremely overpriced. $40 dollars for a filet of butterfish or a beef tenderloin would be okay, had we not had to yell to tell eachother we could've gotten the same meal at outback steakhouse. Hate to even complain because I normally don't, but to pay $150 and wish you jad went somewhere else sucks. Don't recommend to anyone.Special Features:
- Husband in heaven!AnnaAceDined on 9/12/2014Great service, there was a whole army of friendly waitstaff ready to please at every turn. The pork-belly app was the first taste of heaven, complex burst of flavors in one mouthful, do try! We were offered samples to be sure we found the right wines. The venison was a winning entree, don't even worry about game taste, this is marinated in buttermilk first and the cherry sauce is amazing. Pairing it with pommes frites is perfection, the textures are right on. I didn't dig the beef tenderloin, even with sauces. The side sauces added little to the experience, and I am a condiment sampling fanatic... Not sure if this is a compliment to the food or a knock to the sauces... But flourless cake and truffles were great with dessert sauces!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lives up to its reputation1294gabbyDined on 9/7/2014Had a wonderful time. Food and service was exceptional. As a first timer, menu and sauces explained thoroughly. Ambiance is unique. Had heard so many good things, definitely lived up to its reputation. Plan on going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KimbDined on 9/6/2014My husband and I enjoyed our scallops and venison. The dipping sauces were an entertaining twist on good but not exceptional dishes. The service was great but overall I felt like the staff was more impressed with the place than I was.
- Another home runDenverIsYummyDined on 9/6/2014This trip to Vesta just underlined why this is my favorite restaurant in Denver. The meal was outstanding. The only negative to meal was the salmon tartar. Surprisingly, it was bland. However, the ponzu shrimp and house made pasta appetizers more than made up for the lack of flavor in the salmon. The scallops were perfection as was the duck. Yummy yummy yummy.Special Features:
- Anniversary1234Dined on 9/6/2014The restaurant, food and staff were lovely. We felt "packed like sardines" in our tiny, two top, in the back, however. The walk from the parking garage and back was "homeless-drunk person meets Frogger", unfortunately. Everything else was great. The food and wait-staff were absolutely wonderful!Special Features:
- A great dining experienceLuv2dineDined on 9/5/2014I went to Vesta Dipping Grill with my family that included two young children. The food was great, the service was exceptional, and we felt right at home with the children. Many restaurants of this calibre will not even allow young (6&4) children to dine there but they were welcome and we were all treated great. I would recommend Vesta Dipping Grill for anyone that would like a high end dining experience and wants to take the whole family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best venison I've ever hadOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/3/2014I grew up in the mid-west eating venison. Mom never made it like this! My wife ordered multiple side dishes. The vesta rolls were excellent and she enjoyed the salmon tartare. The duck sausage wasn't bad as good as I had hoped. Overall, we were very satisfied. Great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Anniversary DinnerSLM22Dined on 8/30/2014We visited Vesta Dipping Grill several years ago and have meant to come back several times. I love that Vesta Dipping Grill has a seasonal menu, gluten-free menu and a celiac menu. I needed the celiac menu. I really felt comfortable with placing my order with the waiter because he was very knowledgeable about the celiac menu and was able to help my tailor my meal and may it perfect for me. THANK YOU! Thank you for going above and beyond.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EverythingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014It was great... Really great... The food was creative and delicious. I can't wait to go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BittersweetGritsnGlamourDined on 8/29/2014Sean our server was amazing! Restuarant is a little loud so we did have a hard time hearing one another. Food was amazing except the flat iron steak and I didn't quite get along later that night....I would recommend this to a friend.
- A LITTLE DIP WILL DO YA2Chicks1BucketDined on 8/29/2014To quote Mr. Christopher Walken, "Wow! Wowwy, wow!" Everyone in our party agreed Vesta was a great experience! We give Vesta Dipping Grill the coveted golden SPOON! Vesta is a wonderful place and we cannot wait go back. For those that are budget conscious we want to mention the Monday Supper at Vesta Dipping Grill. For $30 you get three courses and they offer a wine pairing for just $15 more. The menu changes every week so be sure to take a look at their Facebook page. Read our entire blog for this restaurant at - http://2chicks1bucket.blogspot.com/2014/09/vesta-dipping-grill.htmlSpecial Features:
- One of my favorites!303eatsDined on 8/29/2014Vesta Dipping Grill brings a lot to the table. Every year, I return to Vesta for Denver Restaurant Week despite my desire to change it up. The food is always perfectly cooked, perfectly seasoned and perfectly unique. You might also get lucky and get's a chef's taste which is always a delightful small tasting of something that will rock your tastebuds. Low lights, faux candles, a very professional and fun staff, and an upbeat atmosphere make this the place to be... especially on a Monday night when they do $30 three-course meals!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Evening out.ParkerResidentDined on 8/29/2014This was our first time at Vesta Dipping grill. We have had many recommendations and finally were able to dine here. We enjoyed the Restaurant Week menu. Both of the entree's were very good, as was the appetizer and desert. The service was top notch and very attentive. We will definitely go back again.Special Features:
- One of Denver's BestSFortierDenverDined on 8/28/2014I have been to Vesta before and was certain this was a stopping point for restaurant week. I was SO right! The restaurant week menu was impressive, our waiter was a gem and the wine pairings were spot on. I ordered the heirloom tomato appetizer and it has completely changed my opinion of raw tomatoes. I appreciate the concept of Vesta - perhaps because I love sauces. Expect delicious, well-crafted food that teaches you just how good food can be!Special Features:
- HonuVIPDined on 8/28/2014We were there during Restaurant Week - good three course meal - had choices. Ordered the pork tenderloin - delicious. Didn't care much for the dipping sauces but was able to get other sauces to my liking. My husband ordered the fish - good size piece of white fish - also delicious. Will be returning.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/28/2014The food is exceptionally tasty with a unique blend of flavors and truly outstanding selection of delicious sauces to try with the properly grilled meats and vegetables. The wines paired with the meals were excellent and set off the flavors in each dish beautifully. Our server was attentive, understood the menu, and was able to recommend his favorite dishes.Special Features:
- Stellar service and varied tastesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/27/2014A date and I went to Vesta for the 30 dollar Restaurant Week menu. The host and hostess who greeted us were cheery and polite. We grabbed a drink from an attentive bartender and took in the beautiful restaurant. The food was very good. I had a heirloom tomato salad (amazingly done), a yellowtail fillet (very good, but not exceptional), and ice cream sandwiches for desert (excellent). The real highlight of Vesta is the varied sauces, and I'm sure during "regular" dining the food is even better than restaurant week. I can't stress enough the quality of the staff- they filled the restaurant with a great energy and really added to the experience. On Mondays they do a 30 dollar tasting menu (+15 for wine pairings), we will be going back.Special Features:
- Vesta Festa!WineNdineMeDined on 8/27/2014Above all else, you absolutely must have the Pork Belly Bites!!!!!!!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We always love Vesta!DinningwbabyDined on 8/26/2014Vesta is an amazing place to go for a special occasion meal or anytime if you have the funds! We LOVE going for restaurant week, where the $30 menu and $15 wine pairing are very affordable. We are thrilled to find out they do the same idea every Monday evening - so that will be an awesome date night in the future! You must get reservations, and check back often because they do open up. Its busy & fun every night of the week! Try the wacky apple - a wonderful treat even if you're just in for one of their AMAZING cocktails or wine!Special Features:
- Food is good but wine is excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/26/2014We were a table of 4 on Tuesday night, and had a great night out. The service was good, food very good, but the outstanding part was the wine list and the knowledge of the sommelier. He really made the night special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, good serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/26/2014Food was great, went for rest week and great fixed menu. Food took a while to get to us but everything was good overall. Good service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great date nightMmmfoodieDined on 8/26/2014Great wine selection, and fun to sample different dipping sauces together with our meals. Steak was so amazing, but dessert wasn't in the same level unfortunately.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Vesta is greatdogrobberDined on 8/26/2014This was our third visit to the Vesta Dipping Grill and it won't be our last. The service was excellent, the food superior and the evening was a blast. Top dining in downtown Denver.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Date NightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/25/2014First visit, for Restaurant Week, and very satisfied. Good choices for all 3 courses and enough food for a decent meal. Staff were very courteous, attending to any need. Host, Bar Tender, each of the Wait Staff we encountered, and the Staff that helped validate parking when we were the very last to leave. Thank you for a great experience! Highly recommended to others and hope to visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingFoodieDined on 8/25/2014We've always wanted to try best to Vesta Dipping Grill and are very glad that we did. We decided to try it for the summer 2014 restaurant week and we were delighted to find their portions were not the "mini" versions that might normally be served, but full-size portions. The food was spectacular and beautifully presented and we enjoyed every morsel. The service was impeccable. The waitstaff was unobtrusive but extremely attentive. The manager, as well as the owner, came over to introduce themselves which was a very nice touch. I would highly recommend a trip to the restaurant – you won't be disappointed.Special Features:
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Demonstrate the factors influencing access to, use, management, policies and financing of pharmaceuticals in developing countries and under-served populations in developed countries, an the roles of government, Non-Governmental
Define key terms and concepts in pharmaceuticals and their management in developing countries and underserved populations in developed countries
Identify the different types of health commodities and their regulations in developing countries
Explain the key factors in the Drug Management Cycle, including selection, procurement, distribution and use
Identify potential obstacles and solutions to problems of acces to pharmaceuticals in developing countries
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Goshen Police are getting help from the Indiana State Police Cold Case Unit in an effort to solve the two-year-long case of a murdered college professor.
James Miller, a professor with Goshen College, was killed in his home in October of 2011. His wife, Linda, was also injured in the attack.
No suspects have been found in the past two years, and now Goshen Police are getting fresh eyes on the case. The Cold Case Unit will review all the details and see if they can uncover any new leads.
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"Taken together, the results of these studies show conclusively that postsurgical chemotherapy does significantly improve survival," said Dr. Scott Saxman of the Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program of the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
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If a special medication (5-fluorouracil) is used, less scar tissue usually forms after this surgery. This medication can be used with other surgeries for glaucoma to decrease scarring.
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Members of 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East have reached a tentative three-year collective bargaining agreement with Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center.
If ratified, the agreement will cover approximately 650 hospital staff members. The previous collective bargaining agreement expired on Dec. 8, 2012, and was extended by mutual agreement several times while talks continued.
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12 December 2007
WFP mourns the loss of a staff member who was killed together with at least 45 other people in Tuesday's terrorist bombing in Algiers.
16 October 2007
FAO has called for a renewed commitment to guarantee the right to food for the world's hundreds of millions of hungry people.
16 October 2007
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7 September 2007
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) welcomes a US$1 million contribution from the United States to provide food aid to the most vulnerable Western Saharan refugees in Algeria.
13 November 2006
The Executive Director of WFP, James Morris, has called on the international community not to forget the plight of the Sahrawi refugees in Algeria, tens of thousands of whom are still entirely dependent on external assistance to survive, some three decades after fleeing a territorial dispute.
26 October 2006
WFP is facing increasing difficulties in providing food assistance to Sahrawi refugees living in remote camps near Tindouf in southwest Algeria – a concern also shared by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
21 February 2006
As the media and the humanitarian community focus on the spreading drought in the Horn of Africa, WFP is deeply concerned that more attention is needed to highlight the persistent problems faced by the world's refugees – most of them in Africa.
16 February 2006
WFP will begin assisting 60,000 Sahrawi refugees living in the desert area near Tindouf who saw their homes and belongings washed away by three-days of rare torrential rains.
30 December 2005
With a contribution of a 4 million euros from the European Commission Humanitarian Office (ECHO) for Pakistan, the European Commission (EC) provides its largest contribution since 1992 – some 214 million euros - to WFP operations around the globe in its effort to save lives and feed the hungry poor.
- UN Food Agency Purchases Sugar, Wheat for Algeria, Mauritania Source: Bloomberg
- What will Middle East do when its water runs out? Source: The Guardian
- UN Heads Appeal for Pakistan Flood Relief Source: VOA News (USA)
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