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- Studio: Summit Entertainment
- Release Date: Sep 30, 2011
- Starring: Anna Kendrick, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen
- Summary: Inspired by personal experiences, 50/50 is an original story about friendship, love, survival and finding humor in unlikely places. Two best friends lives change when one of them is diagnosed with cancer. (Summit Entertainment)
- Director: Jonathan Levine
- Genre(s): Drama, Comedy
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Score distribution:
Positive: 33 out of 42
Mixed: 8 out of 42
Negative: 1 out of 42
A movie handled with this kind of care is a rare gift. Refusing to hide from pain or bow to it, 50/50 makes its own rules. It'll get to you.
The result is a duet of outstanding loveliness between Kendrick and Gordon-Levitt, also an actor of nuanced control.
The filmmakers do everything they can to balance levity and leavening. The subject says "drama," and the three supporting women deliver well-shaded, understated performances. (Howard shows us how weakness can be just as destructive as malice.)
As a comedy about a young man with cancer, it needs to be serious enough to be real as well as light enough to be funny. Though it falls off the wagon at times, it maintains its balance remarkably well.
Kendrick gives a truly bad performance here - she's a self-conscious actress playing a self-conscious person and getting her signals all mixed up - and it's unclear whether she has been hung out to dry by her director or if it's just that the character makes no sense whatsoever.
Artificial, irresponsible, filthy and forgettable, it knocks itself cross-eyed trying to make you roar with laughter at chemotherapy, with the nauseating Seth Rogen milking most of the yuks. But a stoner comedy about cancer? I don't think so.
Score distribution:
Positive: 88 out of 96
Mixed: 6 out of 96
Negative: 2 out of 96
Oct 2, 2011I loved this film. It's been awhile since I gave a movie a 10 but I was cast into this movie's spell. I cared about all the characters, even though the Rogen character was a little close to being over the top. Levitt is absolutely perfect as the cancer stricken person holding all his emotions in, until he finally explodes the night before his surgery. I haven't cried at a movie in years but definitely teared up at this one. I'm glad the time of the year has arrived when the good movies are shown. Highly recommended. Deserves the great reviews it's getting.… Expand
Jan 30, 2012Fantastic film! Every performance hits the bullseye! This film deals with such a sensitive topic in a truly amazing way: truth and humor. JGL is so truthful in his performance and we watch his character take the news, inform his family, and deal with the fear, anger, and denial associated with those events. Rogen, as one can imagine, provides non-stop humor and yet, there is an enormous truth with his character as well.......he deals with the stress and grief just like a confused friend probably would. Such a great film!… Expand
Oct 3, 2011Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a nice guy who finds out he has a serious form of cancer. While he deals with the unpleasant side effects of his treatment and the reactions of the women in his life, his best friend (Seth Rogen) supports him with plenty of humor. There are moments of pain and earnest drama, but a good laugh is never far away. Rogen shines with his constant comic comments and Gordon-Levitt delivers another touching, but strong performance. Don't be dismayed by the subject and enjoy the jokes!… Expand
Feb 3, 2012A film that has some funny comedy in it but at some point I couldn't help but to notice how out of place the sexual humour was. The humour of the cancer treatments I felt they worked though. However the film is skillfully made with some symbolism and a real empathy for the main character… Expand
Jan 28, 2014[8.7] This movie does pretty much everything right. Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon Levitt are an incredibly likable foil, the movie is consistently funny, and the drama is delightfully modern and complements the comedy quite well. Everything in this movie is mixed smoothly and deftly. It's far from perfect, and it has some slightly underwhelming moments especially in the therapy scenes, but it is thoroughly entertaining.… Expand
Oct 24, 2011Boring as hell .All the jokes were about the same sexual topic over and over .
Alot of film time was just spent viewing the guy with cancer with the same look on his face.
Dont waste your time… Expand
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Muslim militants shoot young man dead after learning he had begun to follow Christ.
NAIROBI, Kenya, April 20 (CDN) — Two Muslim extremists in Somalia on Monday (April 18) murdered a member of a secret Christian community in Lower Shabele region as part of a campaign to rid the country of Christianity, sources said.
An area source told Compass two al Shabaab militants shot 21-year-old Hassan Adawe Adan in Shalambod town after entering his house at 7:30 p.m.
"Two al Shabaab members dragged him out of his house, and after 10 minutes they fired several shots on him," said an area source who requested anonymity. "He then died immediately."
The militants then shouted "Allahu Akbar [God is greater]" before fleeing, he said.
Adan, single and living with his Muslim family, was said to have converted to Christianity several months ago. Area Christians said they suspected someone had informed the Islamic militants of his conversion. One source said that a relative who belonged to al Shabaab had told Adan's mother that he suspected her son was a Christian.
"This incident is making other converts live in extreme fear, as the militants always keep an open eye to anyone professing the Christian faith," the source said.
Two months ago there was heavy fighting between the rebel al Shabaab militants and forces of the Transitional Federal Government (TFG), in which the TFG managed to recover some areas controlled by the rebels. Al Shabaab insurgents control much of southern and central Somalia.
With estimates of al Shabaab's size ranging from 3,000 to 7,000, the insurgents seek to impose a strict version of sharia (Islamic law), but the transitional government in Mogadishu fighting to retain control of the country treats Christians little better than the al Shabaab extremists do. While proclaiming himself a moderate, President Sheikh Sharif Sheik Ahmed has embraced a version of sharia that mandates the death penalty for those who leave Islam.
Al Shabaab was among several splinter groups that emerged after Ethiopian forces removed the Islamic Courts Union, a group of sharia courts, from power in Somalia in 2006. Said to have ties with al Qaeda, al Shabaab has been designated a terrorist organization by several western governments.
On Jan. 7, a mother of four was killed for her Christian faith on the outskirts of Mogadishu by al Shabaab militia, according to a relative. The relative, who requested anonymity, said Asha Mberwa, 36, was killed in Warbhigly village when the Islamic extremists cut her throat in front of villagers who came out of their homes as witnesses.
She is survived by her children – ages 12, 8, 6 and 4 – and her husband, who was not home at the time she was apprehended. Her husband and children have fled to an undisclosed location.
Report from Compass Direct News
Recent Incidents of Persecution
Karnataka, India, April 15 (CDN) — Police on April 10 arrested a pastor and other Christians of the New India Church in Mysore after some 25 Hindu extremists from the Sreeram Sena attacked their Sunday service, accusing them of forcible conversions, reported the Mathrubhumi daily. Pastor Vinod Chacko was leading the service when the Hindu nationalists barged into the church, stopped the prayer service and complained to police of alleged forcible conversions. The Global Council of Indian Christians reported that the extremists along with police detained the worshippers inside the church building, including 20 women and 10 children, taking down personal details about them and asking them whether they were paid money or otherwise lured to attend. Police also seized vehicles belonging to the church and those attending the service. Police charged Pastor Chacko, his wife Asha and others identified only as Sabu, Simon and Sayazu under section 295A of the Indian Penal Code with "deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings."
New Delhi – A mob of about 150 Hindu extremists on April 9 attacked a Christian worship meeting in Bhajanpura, East Delhi, beating Christians with clubs and stones, including women and children. Pastor Solomon King told Compass that the Assembly of God church organized an open-air "Festival of Deliverance" meeting at which he was speaking; there were about 150 people in the arena when he arrived with 40 choir members. After the meeting began at about 6 p.m., some present suddenly shouted "Jai Shri Ram [Praise Lord Ram]" and started beating the Christians. Two Christians identified only as Prabhu and Abhisek sustained head injuries and received hospital treatment. Pastor King, his wife and other Christians also suffered bruises. The intolerant Hindus also destroyed furniture, a sound system, a generator and some Christians' vehicle. The Christians had received permission from government officials to conduct the worship meeting, and five police officers were on duty to protect it; the Hindu extremists also severely beat them. The attack lasted for about an hour before police reinforcements arrived, and the extremists fled. Police were able to arrest two of the assailants.
Madhya Pradesh – An enraged mob of Hindu extremists on April 7 stormed into the prayer meeting of a Christian Assembly house church shouting anti-Christian slogans and filed a police complaint of forceful conversion against those present in Sagar. The Hindu extremists accused Pastor Joy Thomas Philip of forceful conversion, Pastor C.P. Mathew of Bhopal told Compass. Police arrived and took Pastor Philip and three other Christians into custody for questioning but claimed it was a protective measure. After area Christian leaders' intervention, the Christians were released on bail on April 9.
Karnataka – Mulki Circle police officials on April 4 forcibly took church documents from Hebron Assembly Church in Mulki and told the pastor not to allow any Hindus to enter. The Global Council of Indian Christians reported that officials identified only as Inspector Shivaprakash and Sub-Inspector Neelakanta, along with five police officers, verbally abused Pastor I.D. Prasanna and harshly denigrated church activities. Police officials questioned Pastor Prasanna for three hours, telling him what church activities he can and cannot undertake, and threatening to close the church if he disobeyed. They also ordered the pastor to give detailed information about the families that attended the church service.
Karnataka – Police in Shimago on April 3 detained Pastor Abraham K.G. and a Christian identified only as Eerappa for their faith in Christ. The Global Council of Indian Christians (GCIC) reported that Hindu extremists led by area Bajrang Dal member Subbraya Shetty interrupted the worship meeting of the Jehovah Nizzi church and warned them to stop meeting. The extremists had been harassing the pastor since March 27, reported the GCIC. As the April 3 service started at about 10:30 a.m., a sub-inspector from the Hosanagara police station arrived in a Jeep with three other police officers to make the arrests. When the Christians asked about the reasons, the officials said without basis that the Christians were using abusive language. Later that evening, police released the Christians without charges after taking a statement from them pledging that they would conduct no future worship meetings – and that they should leave the area.
Report from Compass Direct News
After painful effort to change ID card, Christians flee – to similar fate.
CAIRO, Egypt, March 21 (CDN) — When the plane carrying Maher El-Gohary and his daughter, Dina Mo'otahssem, took off from Cairo International Airport last month, they both wept with joy. After spending two-and-a-half years in hiding for leaving Islam to become Christians, they were elated by their newfound freedom.
They also felt secure that once they arrived in Syria, they would quickly obtain visas to the United States and start a new life. That hope soon proved unfounded.
After spending more than a week and a half unable to obtain a visa to the United States or to any country in Europe, they realized they may have traded in the reality of being prisoners in their own country for being refugees in another. And as El-Gohary watches the weeks pass and his resources dwindle, he said the stress is almost unbearable.
"I feel like we've stepped out of a prison cell and into a fire," he said. "We are in very, very bad conditions … My daughter and I divide the bottles of water to live, because there is no income."
Maher Ahmad El-Mo'otahssem Bellah El-Gohary, 58, gained notoriety in Egypt after he sued the government in August 2008 to gain the right to change the religion listed on his state-issued ID card from Islam to Christianity. In Egypt, ID cards play a critical role in a person's life, being used for everything from opening a bank account and renting an apartment to receiving medical care.
The listed religious affiliation, whether a card-holder subscribes to it or not, also determines whether the person is subject to Islamic civil law. The listed religious designation determines what state-mandated religion classes minors are required to take in school. El-Gohary said he filed the suit so his daughter, then 15, could opt out of the religious classes and would not be subject to the persecution he suffered when he became a Christian in his 20s.
It is a crime punishable by imprisonment to have no ID card in Egypt.
The suit sparked outrage throughout Egypt. Both El-Gohary and his daughter were publicly branded apostates in a country where 84 percent of Muslims think those who leave Islam should be executed, according to a study released by the Pew Research Center in December. The same month the suit was filed in 2008, El-Gohary and his daughter were forced into hiding.
For two-and-a-half years, El-Gohary shifted back and forth among several apartments in Cairo and Alexandria, usually once every month. Even in hiding, the two were harassed regularly by Egypt's dreaded State Security Intelligence service (SSI) and assaulted repeatedly by others, including someone pouring acid on Dina, El-Gohary said.
While in hiding, El-Gohary tried repeatedly to leave Egypt, but officials at the Ministry of the Interior blocked him at every attempt. On at least one occasion, they seized his passport. In December 2010, after a long legal battle, El-Gohary got a court decision ordering the Ministry of the Interior to allow him to travel, but he said it still took several weeks for the government to comply with the order; the Jan. 25-Feb. 11 revolution didn't hurt, El-Gohary said.
Out of Egypt
After the national demonstrations that led to the removal of both President Hosni Mubarak and Minister of Interior Habib Al-Adly, El-Gohary and his daughter went to Cairo International Airport on Feb. 22 to leave the county. They came prepared with their newly issued passports, the court order and myriad documents to prove they had the right to leave the country. Even so, authorities took the two aside for interrogation at the airport.
"My daughter and I went to the counter of the airport to the manager, then they took us to the SSI," El-Gohary said. "We spent an hour talking to an officer trying to tell him, 'We spent ages during Habib Al-Adly's time, and even now after the revolution, we don't have the right to leave?'"
According to El-Gohary, the guard asked him if he really wanted to leave the country.
"Yes," El-Gohary replied. "I have a court order against Al-Adly, and I have the right to leave and the freedom to travel outside the country." As if to add insult to more than two years of injury, the SSI officers told El-Gohary that Egypt was "their country" and to "come back anytime you want to."
El-Gohary credits the revolution as the reason he was allowed to leave Egypt, saying it was a miracle "from God."
They chose to go to Syria because Egyptian citizens are not required to have visas to visit there. After contact with a U.S. organization that concentrates on religious freedom, El-Gohary expected it would be easy to get a visa to the United States, where his wife lives. But he said he has been unable to obtain an entry visa there or to any country where he will feel safe. He went to a U.N. office in Syria seeking assistance; he was given an appointment to come back on April 20.
"I wasn't expecting, after all this suffering and all these years, that…" El-Gohary said, cutting himself off. "The series of persecution is not finished."
Although they don't live under the same type of threats as they did in Egypt, El-Gohary and Dina now live in an apartment where they still watch everything they say and everyone with whom they talk. They still spend much of their time trapped between the four walls of their apartment because Syria, El-Gohary said, is a country where converts to Christianity from Islam are persecuted.
"The danger is still there," El-Gohary said. "We don't get out of the house. We don't meet people. We don't tell people what we are doing or talk to them about our situation. Because we don't want someone to say, 'Why are you applying to the U.N.?' There are still a lot of enemies."
Dina, now 17, said that although leaving Egypt was "like a miracle," she is devastated by the prospect of having to spend more time with her life on hold. She said she is just as scared in Syria as she was in Egypt.
"We're really, really tired of all this suffering," she said. "I've lost two years of my life. I want to finish school."
Muslim converts to Christianity in Syria were sometimes forced to leave their place of residence due to societal pressure last year, according to the U.S. Department of State's 2010 International Religious Freedom Report. While there is no official state religion in Syria, the constitution requires that the president be Muslim and stipulates that Islamic law is a principal source of legislation.
With strict monitoring and curtailing of militant Islam, the government in Syria has long been considered a moderate regime. The government's fear of violent responses by Islamic extremists to increasing conversions to Christianity, however, was at least partially responsible for the closing of six buildings where Christians were meeting last year, according to Christian support organization Open Doors. Noting that several Christians were arrested and interrogated in 2010, the organization's World Watch List bumped Syria's ranking up to 38th place among nations in which persecution of Christians takes place, from position 41 the previous year.
Syria is 90 percent Muslim, and 6.34 percent of its 22.5 million population is Christian, according to Operation World.
Though El-Gohary and his daughter have a dark outlook on their current situation, they are still grateful.
"Without God's love, we would have been dead by now," El-Gohary said. "Getting out of Egypt itself was a victory from God."
Dina said she also is thankful, but that as she gets older she is becoming increasingly preoccupied by one wish.
"I want to get out so I can finish my studies," she said. "I want to go into a church and out of a church without being scared of being killed."
Report from Compass Direct News
'Kill all the Christians,' local imam tells villagers.
CAIRO, March 8 (CDN) — A Muslim mob in a village south of Cairo last weekend attacked a church building and burned it down, almost killing the parish priest after an imam issued a call to "Kill all the Christians," according to local sources.
The attack started on Friday evening (March 4) in the village of Sool, located in the city of Helwan 35 kilometers (22 miles) from Cairo, and lasted through most of Saturday. A local imam, Sheik Ahmed Abu Al-Dahab, issued the call during Friday afternoon prayers, telling area Muslims to kill the Christians because they had "no right" to live in the village. The attack started several hours later.
The Rev. Hoshea Abd Al-Missieh, a parish priest who narrowly escaped death in the fire, said the clamor of the church being torn apart sounded like "hatred."
"I was in the attack, but I can't describe it," he said. "The sound of the church being destroyed that I heard – I can't describe it, how horrible it was."
According to villagers, the mob broke into the Church of the Two Martyrs St. George and St. Mina, and as they chanted "Allahu Akbar [God is greater]," looted it, demolished the walls with sledgehammers and set a fire that burned itself out the next morning. Looters removed anything valuable, including several containers holding the remains of venerated Copts – most of whom were killed in other waves of persecution – then stomped and kicked the containers like soccer balls, witnesses said.
After the fire went out, the mob tore down what little remained of the church structure. The group of Muslims then held prayers at the site and began collecting money to build a mosque where the church building once stood, said the assistant bishop of Giza the Rev. Balamoun Youaqeem.
"They destroyed the church completely," he said. "All that was left is a few columns and things like that. As a building, it's all gone."
During the fire, Al-Missieh was trapped in a house near the church building that was filling up with smoke. He faced a difficult dilemma – choke or burn to death in the house, or face an angry mob of thousands screaming for blood.
"When the smoke was too much, I told myself, 'I am dying anyway,' so I decided I would go out and whatever happened, happened," Al-Missieh said.
When he went outside, a man with a rifle told the priest to follow him. At first Al-Missieh was reluctant, he said, but the man fired off two rounds from the rifle and told the crowd to step away.
"No one will touch this man, he is with me," the priest remembered the man yelling at the mob. Al-Missieh was taken to a house where he met three other workers who were at the church when it was attacked. The men all relayed stories similar to the priest's.
Friday's attack was another in a long list of disproportionate responses in Egypt to a rumor of an affair between a Muslim and a Copt. Earlier this month, Sool villagers accused a Muslim woman in her 30s and a Coptic man in his 40s, both of them married, of being involved with each other. On Wednesday (March 2) a village council of Coptic and Muslim leaders convened and agreed that the man should leave the village in order to avoid sectarian violence.
The next day, the woman's cousin killed the woman's father in a fight about the honor of the family. The same day, the cousin died of wounds he sustained in the fight. By Friday, Al-Dahab, the local imam, had blamed the entire incident on Christians in the village and called on all Muslims in Sool to kill them.
Because of the attack, Copts in Sool fled to adjacent villages. The women who remained in the village are now being sexually assaulted, according to Youaqeem, who added that he is receiving phone calls from women in the village begging for help. Those reports have not yet been independently confirmed.
"Everybody tried to find a way to get out," Youaqeem said.
Groups of Muslims have set up blockades around Sool, declaring they intend to turn it into an "Islamic village," Youaqeem said.
On Sunday (March 6), roughly 2,000 people gathered outside the Radio and Television Building in Cairo to protest the attack and what Copts see as a long-standing government refusal to address or even acknowledge the persecution of Christians in Egypt. Protestors also accused the government of not sending enough troops to the village to control the situation. Holding up crosses and signs, the protestors shouted the name of Jesus and chanted, "We need our church."
Soldiers armed with AK-47s with fixed-sheathed bayonets held the crowd back from the building as several priests took turns addressing the crowd. When the Giza parish priest, Bishop Anba Theodosius, said the army had pledged to rebuild the church but would not give a written guarantee of the promise, the crowd became enraged and pushed through the line of soldiers.
No one was injured in the push. More protests about the attack continued Tuesday in Cairo.
Youaqeem said the attack has devastated and enraged the Coptic community, but he sees hope.
"As they say – 'All things work to the good of those who love the Lord,'" he said.
Report from Compass Direct News
Al Shabaab militants carry out ritual slaying of Christian found to be 'apostate.'
NAIROBI, Kenya, January 17 (CDN) — A mother of four was killed for her Christian faith on Jan. 7 on the outskirts of Mogadishu, Somalia by Islamic extremists from al Shabaab militia, a relative said.
The relative, who requested anonymity, said Asha Mberwa, 36, was killed at 5:15 p.m. in Warbhigly village; the Islamic extremists from the insurgent group had arrested her outside her house the previous day at 8:30 a.m. She died when the militants cut her throat in front of villagers who came out of their homes as witnesses.
She is survived by her children – ages 12, 8, 6 and 4 – and her husband, who was not home at the time she was apprehended. They had married in 1993.
Her relative, whose location is also withheld for security reasons, said he had phoned her on Jan. 5 to try to make arrangements for moving her family out of the area. Al Shabaab extremists, who control large parts of Mogadishu, were able to monitor the conversation and confirm that she had become a Christian, he said.
He told Compass by phone that Mberwa feared that she and her family members' lives were threatened.
"Asha had been receiving threatening messages" after al Shabaab monitored her previous communications with him, he said.
Her husband, Abdinazir Mohammed Hassan, fled to an unknown location. Mberwa's relative said a "good Samaritan" in Mogadishu was caring for her four children. The traumatized children continue to weep and cry out for their mother, he said.
Al Shabaab insurgents control much of southern and central Somalia and have embarked on a campaign to rid the country of its hidden Christian population. With estimates of al Shabaab's size ranging from 3,000 to 7,000, the insurgents seek to impose a strict version of sharia (Islamic law).
Al Shabaab was among several splinter groups that emerged after Ethiopian forces removed the Islamic Courts Union, a group of sharia courts, from power in Somalia in 2006. Said to have ties with al Qaeda, al Shabaab has been designated a terrorist organization by several western governments.
The transitional government in Mogadishu fighting to retain control of the country treats Christians little better than the al Shabaab insurgents do. While proclaiming himself a moderate, President Sheikh Sharif Sheik Ahmed has embraced a version of sharia that mandates the death penalty for those who leave Islam.
Report from Compass Direct News
Bomb explodes as Christians leave New Year's Eve Mass.
LOS ANGELES, January 3 (CDN) — At least 21 people were killed and scores were wounded on Saturday (Jan. 1) when a bomb outside a church in Alexandria, Egypt exploded as congregants were leaving a New Year's Eve Mass celebration.
The explosion ripped through the crowd shortly after midnight, killing instantly most of those who died, and leaving the entrance-way to the Church of the Two Saints, a Coptic Orthodox congregation, covered with blood and severed body parts.
The blast overturned at least one car, set several others on fire and shattered windows throughout the block on which the church is located.
Egyptian authorities reportedly said 20 of the victims have been identified. At least 90 other people were injured in the blast, 10 seriously. Among the injured were eight Muslims. Many of the injured received treatment at St. Mark's Hospital.
Burial services for some of the victims started Sunday (Jan. 2) in Alexandria, located in northern Egypt on the Mediterranean Sea.
Witnesses reportedly said a driver parked a car at the entrance of the church and then ran away seconds before it exploded. Government officials have claimed they found remnants of the bomb, filled with nails and other make-shift shrapnel, at the site; they suspect an unidentified suicide bomber, rather than a car bombing.
No one has claimed responsibility for the bombing, but the attack comes two months after an Islamic group known as the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI) issued a threat stating that, "All Christian centers, organizations and institutions, leaders and followers are legitimate targets for the muhajedeen [Muslim fighters] wherever they can reach them."
Claiming they would open "rivers of blood" upon Christians, the group specifically threatened Egyptian Christians based an unsubstantiated rumor that two Coptic women, both wives of Orthodox clergy, were being held against their will after converting to Islam. The statement came after ISI claimed responsibility for an attack on a Baghdad church during mass in which 58 people were killed.
The Egyptian government continues to suspect foreign elements mounted the Alexandria attack, but an unconfirmed report by The Associated Press, citing anonymous government sources, said an Egyptian Islamic group is being investigated.
Bishop Mouneer Anis, head of the Episcopal Diocese of Egypt, said in a written statement that he thinks the attack was linked to the Iraqi threats. He added that his church has taken greater security measures at its downtown Cairo location.
"We pray with all the people of Egypt, Christians and Muslims, [that they] would unite against this new wave of religious fanaticism and terrorism," he said.
For weeks before the ISI issued its threat, Alexandria was the site of massive protests against the Orthodox Church and its spiritual leader, Pope Shenouda III. Immediately after Friday prayers, Muslims would stream out into the streets surrounding mosques, chant slogans against the church and demand the "return" of the two women. Before that, as early as June, clerics from at least one central Alexandria mosque could be heard broadcasting anti-Christian vitriol from minaret loudspeakers during prayers, instructing Muslims to separate themselves entirely from their Christian countrymen.
The Alexandria bombing comes almost a year after a shooting in Nag Hammadi, Egypt left six Christians and one Muslim security guard dead. In the Jan. 6, 2010 attack, a group of men drove by St. John's Church, 455 kilometers (282 miles) south of Cairo, and sprayed with gunfire a crowd leaving a Coptic Christmas Eve service.
Three men were eventually charged with the shootings, but the case has yet to be resolved.
Egypt wasn't the only place in the Middle East plagued with anti-Christian violence over the holiday season.
The day before bombers struck the Alexandria church, an elderly Christian couple in Baghdad was killed when terrorists placed a bomb outside of their home, rang the doorbell and walked away, according to media and human rights reports. The bombing happened at the same time other Christian-owned homes and neighborhoods throughout Baghdad were being attacked.
Estimates of the number of people wounded in the attacks in Iraq range from nine to more than 13.
Report from Compass Direct News

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Date: August 28, 2010
by: Pam Eubanks | News Editor
Libby's Cafe + Bar
Address: 1917 Osprey Ave., Sarasota, FL 34242
Executive chef: Fran Casciato
Phone: 487-7300
Hours: Opens at 11:30 a.m., Monday through Saturday; 10:30 a.m. for Sunday brunch
Known for: Creative comfort food with small and large plate options in a friendly, neighborhood-bistro style setting
Hot Pot Black Mussels
Yield: 4-6 servings
4 pounds Prince Edward Island Mussels
1 #10 can authentic San Marzano whole plum tomatoes
1/2 cup plus 1/4 cup olive oil
1/2 cup thinly sliced, peeled, whole cloves of garlic
1 each Spanish onion small dice
2 bunches fresh basil, leaves cut into 1/4-inch ribbons
1 Tablespoon dried basil
1/4 Tablespoon red crushed pepper
1 Tablespoon kosher salt
1 Tablespoon black pepper
1 Cup pinot grigio
• For the base San Marzano sauce, saute the onion and half of the garlic in 1/2 cup of the olive oil until clear and tender. Sprinkle the red crushed pepper and dried basil into the pan and cook two minutes. With your hand lightly crush about half of the plum tomatoes; you want some chunky love in the sauce. Add the crushed tomatoes to the pan and simmer 15 minutes, add the salt and pepper and set aside.
• For the mussels, add the remaining ¼ cup olive oil and garlic slivers to a large saute pan and cook until tender. Add the mussels and white wine and cover. Cook about four minutes until mussels start to open. Add half of the tomato sauce and all of the basil and continue to simmer until mussels are open.
• Ladle into soup bowls, add a drizzle of olive oil and some Italian-style breadcrumbs sprinkled on top (optional). Serve with grilled baguette slices or bread for dipping.
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This was ok- really beautiful to look at, but the flavor was a bit of a let-down. The cake was a little too dense for me, when I felt like it should have been lighter and fluffier. The potential is there, but needs some changes.
Apricot-Coconut Cake
Yield: Makes 8 servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 836
- Calories from fat: 43%
- Protein: 12g
- Carbohydrate: 110g
- Sugars: 61g
- Fiber: 2g
- Fat: 40g
- Saturated fat: 25g
- Sodium: 455mg
- Cholesterol: 256mg
- 1 cup shredded sweetened coconut
- 3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus more for the pans
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
- 4 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 1/4 cups apricot preserves
- 1 cup whole milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1/4 cup sour cream
- 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
- Heat oven to 350° F. Toast the coconut on a baking sheet, tossing occasionally, until golden, 10 to 12 minutes. Butter two 8-inch round cake pans. In a large bowl, whisk the flour, baking powder, and salt.
Using an electric mixer, beat the butter and granulated sugar until fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then the vanilla and 3/4 cup of the preserves. Alternately add the flour mixture and the milk, mixing just until incorporated.
Divide the batter between the pans and bake until a toothpick inserted in the centers comes out clean, 40 to 45 minutes. Remove the cakes from the pans and let cool completely on a rack.
Using an electric mixer, beat the heavy cream, sour cream, and confectioners' sugar to form stiff peaks. Sandwich the cakes with the remaining 1/2 cup of preserves. Frost with the cream mixture and press the coconut onto the sides.
Make-Ahead Tip: Make the cakes, wrap tightly, and store at room temperature for up to 2 days. Make the frosting and frost the cakes up to 4 hours before serving. Refrigerate until 30 minutes before serving.
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- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Make-Ahead
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Dairy, Fruits, Nuts
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Autumn, Winter, Christmas
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Prevent the spread of organisms
Wash hands
Glove if necessary
Put on additional PPE as needed
Provide psychosocial safety
Tell them everything you will be doing
Head to toe assessment
Listening and palpating "feeling"
Provide physical safety
Check their name and DOB with their name band
Establish a professional relationship
Introduce yourself
Keep telling them everything you will be doing
General survey: Alert and Oriented x3
Check if they know who they are, where they are, and ~what time it is
General survey: Assess patient safety
Make sure bed rails are up (but not all of them- no restraints)
Make sure they are not in any other sorts of immediate danger
General survey: medical tubes
Note any if present
Be sure not to interfere with them
General survey: Affect/emotion/sign of distress
Check how they are feeling
Ask them how they are doing
Ask them if they are in any pain or have any concerns that need to be addressed right away
Skin: character
Assess color, turgor (pinch skin around sternum area), moisture, temperature (feel with back of hand), edema (note if it's pitting, location, intensity)
Skin: Lesions
Note if there are any lesions
Assess where, what size, what kind, how long it is has been there, are they aware of it, pain, inflammation, any other problems
Skin: dressings
Note any dressings they have on their skin
Be sure to be careful of those areas
Skin: Boney prominences
Check and look over any boney prominences that may be at risk for impaired skin integrity
HEENT: head
Look at hair distribution
Ask if there are any concerns with the head
HEENT: face
Note their facial features
Keep watching their face for cues of pain
Watch if their expressions are symmetrical
HEENT: eyes
Note any visual aids (ask if they wear contacts), ask what they need their glasses for
Ask/Assess if there is any drainage or discharge
Pull down on the skin of the cheekbone and assess conjunctiva for color and moisture
HEENT: eyes- PERRLA
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Reactive to
Light and
HEENT: eyes- PERRLA method
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Place hand laterally against bridge of nose to separate eyes
Have them look over your shoulder
Bring penlight in from the sides of right eye and then left eye (tell them you will be shining a light in their eyes and why)
HEENT: eyes- PERRLA method
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Put the pen in front of their face and tell them to focus on the pen
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HEENT: eyes- EOM
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Make all movements fluid
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Ask about any drainage
Look at mucous membranes
HEENT: ears
Hearing (listen to conversational tone)
Be aware of any turning towards you and asking "what"
Note any hearing aids
Check for symmetry
Note any discharge or excessive wax
HEENT: throat
Use your penlight
Assess gums and teeth
Look at buccal mucous membranes for color and hydration
Look at the tongue for color, texture, movement (ask them to stick it out and move it side to side and up and down)
Check throat for redness
Thorax: anterior chest
Lungs auscultation: upper lobes- (one on right and one on left), and sides. Tell them to breath deeply through their mouth.
Heart auscultation: apical pulse (PMI)- 5th intercostal and mid-clavicular. Tell patient what you are doing and why
Thorax: posterior chest
Lungs auscultation: upper lobes (left and right), middle lobes (left and right), and lower lobes (left and right)
Assess for posture and alignment
Gastrointestinal: abdomen
Assess shape (flat, round, symmetrical)
Auscultation (bowel sounds in all four quadrants)- assess if hypo/hyperactive or normal, if absent assess for 1 minute in each quadrant
Light palpation
Note any scars- ask about previous abdominal surgeries
Gastrointestinal: rectum
Ask about previous bowel movements (how recent)
Discover if they are continent or incontinent
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Discover if they are continent or incontinent
Ask about any difficulty voiding
If catheterized- note color, constancy, odor
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Strength (bilaterally)- they squeeze your hands (compare strength), have them lift their arms above their head, apply resistance to arms (up and down)
Pulses- compare radial pulses for strength and equality
Musculoskeletal/Neural: Upper extremities
Capillary refill- fingers
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Strength- apply resistance to legs (up and down), have them push with their feet against your hands
Pulses- find the pedal pulses
Capillary refill- toes
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Good Question: Elegant Wedding Finger Foods?
I am planning my mother's wedding with her and we need some ideas for the food for the reception.
We don't want to do a buffet so we would like to have food coming out, but different trays of food. Can you give us some ideas for finger foods, but classy ones. Thanks!
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Wow! What a great gift, to help your mother with her wedding. And yes, we can help, at least a little! We explored a similar question last year and there are over 35 comments on that post, with some fantastic suggestions and helps. We suggest you check it out - Wedding Finger Foods on a Budget.
We also recently did a series on making desserts in large quantities for a wedding or a party - Desserts for a Crowd. Check that out for some tips on planning quantities and menu.
Some general thoughts: choose things that can be served or even baked in bite-size portions. Also, look for recipes that can be made well ahead and do fine at room temperature for a few hours. Mini cupcakes with a swirl of whipped cream come to mind, or pieces of fruit skewered with prosciutto. Try crispy rye crackers in small portions with a dollop of whipped cream cheese and dill, garnished with lemon zest.
We have talked before, too, about phyllo cups. These are such a great finger food tool - you can bake them far ahead of time, freeze, then fill with anything you like - sweet or savory - like chocolate mousse, or a delicate chicken salad, or minced fruit and cream.
We'd like to throw this open to our readers, too - what would you suggest for an elegant finger food reception?
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Soup shooters can be a great finger food.
These edamame rice crackers are a great way to add color to a plate of finger foods:
It's not elegant, but Pigs in a Blanket - You know everyone secretly loves them! And if there will be kids this will give them something to eat and save the other items for adult tastes ;)
Mini cucumber sandwiches with cream cheese and dill are super easy and always a hit.
IOur blog archives have a list of finger foods we served at our housewarming:
There's also a list of more-wintery suggestions in the comments section.
do make sure to have some protein, so the guests don't get too drunk. :)
i'm a fan of herbed goat cheese or chicken or seafood salad on endive leaves, and just about anything wrapped in puff pastry will be delicious. what about little ham and cheese rolls?
I love party food. I'm going to link to the blog I did about my Oscar party (click on my name). You'll find a lot of my favorite recipes, complete with pictures for easy cookin' and eatin'. :)
This year we had:
- Honeydew spoons with maple smoked duck and balsamic glaze
- Parmigiano tuiles with peppery goat cheese mousse
- Grilled proscuitto-wrapped and Brie stuffed dates
- Potato and lobster Napoleon with lemon creme fraiche and pink Hawaiian salt
- Panko chicken croquettes with spicy coriander yogurt dipping sauce
- Guinea fowl and truffle mousse stuffed lily flowers
- Sesame toasts with sour cream and ginger-anjo jelly
- Watermelon and feta brochettes with mint and olive oil
- Miniature chocolate cupcakes
yumm, miniature chocolate cupcakes sounds good and easy! esp if you can find miniature cupcake papercups to save on clean up!
my two standbys: mini blinis(read: slightly crispy pancakes) with salmon rillettes on top(smoked salmon cut up really thin, mixed with creme fraiche, lemon and chives). i serve these at lots of parties and they are always a hit.
small versions of epicurious.com's cheddar chive scones. super easy, freeze well, taste great.
I went to a catered wedding that was all finger food (an awesome idea, IMHO, because you don't have to do seating arrangements).
Alongside the more classic elements (phyllo cups, mini sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres) were various brochettes, sushi maki and even fried noodles in mini chinese-takeout containers.
We served sliced leg of lamb with goat cheese and port wine reduction on crostini at our "practice" wedding cocktail party and it was a HUGE hit. Super easy to make in advance and assemble.
(We did find out afterwards that one of our guests gave a sermon the following day on "trust" because his wife didn't tell him it was lamb and goat cheese. Apparently he was munching happily away thinking it was beef and blue cheese. They are NOT invited to the wedding party.)
Also gorgonzola with walnuts on endive.
I'm going to try making up some new potatoes with sour cream and caviar and chives one of these days.
Our wedding party is in June, so we still have plenty of time to practice. (We're doing all the food ourselves - fun fun!)
Last night I went to a cocktail party that served little cuban sandwiches. They had obviously made larger sandwiches and cut them into nice little squares, they were delicious!
Also skewered anything is good, especially with a little aioli or sauce on it.
How about these Pancetta-Ricotta Crostini?
I've made little caprese salad skewers forever and everyone loves them. they can be made ahead, and are easy to eat in one bite and look beautiful. usually i take 6 inch bamboo skewers, impale a grape/baby tomato, a halved boccini mozzarella ball (the little ones, or you can cut up the big balls into chunks), a small piece of fresh basil and another tomato at the top to keep it all on. arrange on an oblong rectangular platter, and just before putting them out, sprinkle with really good olive oil, balsamic vinegar and a little salt and pepper. they're super easy.
alternatively, i saw a similar grilled version in a magazine and they actually included a cube of italian bread, one baby tomato, fresh mozzarella wrapped in proscuitto before skewering, brushed with garlic olive oil and grilled about 2-3 minutes on each side until the mozzarella started to melt. sprinkled with fresh basil after grilling. looked good, but the easy, no grill route is plenty good too.
good luck!


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Availability: Past Accounts are available from our website or contact Natural England's Enquiry Service.
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Availability: Contact Natural England's Enquiry Service.
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how does this represent a HORSE? or Nike just trying to abuse the all red everything lol
Sneaker Freaker has been killing it. Ehhh, not really a fan of lowtop 11s
PS flightposite exposed is booty… ugh that hot lava is dope but not on that shoe son!
11s r dope, OF COURSE! Got the regulation cg 11′s, still pretty clean. So uh..
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This is a discussion on Do What You Want,Just Get It Done!nov,12th within the Check-ins & Challenges forums, part of the Cathe Friedrich Fitness Forums category;; Morning! I will try and read yesterdays thread when I get home from work,ive been on the computer too long ...
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I will try and read yesterdays thread when I get home from work,ive been on the computer too long this morning!
Belinda-im thoughts are with you today...and your DH! How is the surgery going?
Hey to everybody!!!! BBL(hopefully)
Hey Amelia! Hope you have a great day at work! Weren't you supposed to work just Saturday's? How it going? They must really like you and the awesome job you are doing! We all knew you would do great!
Belinda, hope DH is doing well during surgery! I'm sure when he gets home you will be a SUPER nurse! (((HUGS)))
I will do some type of UB WO during lunch. I am TIRED!!! I went to bed at 9pm last night...throat and head hurt! I feel alot better this morning. Sherry, glad you felt better yesterday afternoon! I hope you wake up feeling 100%.
The doctor is taking us to lunch today at 12pm to a new deli that just opened up. They have soup and sandwiches and maybe salads. I think I'll do a 1/2 turkey sandwich and a cup of soup. I hope they have vegetable! I'm hungry already!
What are everyone's WO plans today? I hope you have a good one!
ETA: I feel the need to elaborate! In one sentence I said I was going to WO during lunch then I said the doc was taking us out to lunch...our last patient is at 10am so I will be home "for lunch" at around 10:30, therefore I will WO from 10:45-11:45 then go to lunch at 12pm. I feel better now! What a DORK I am!!!
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Stephanie....funny how you mentioned that I was only suppose to work on saturdays because I just got reminded of that today. I was working tuesdays and wednesdays to get some training hours in ....here is a copy and paste from the other thread I post in...
Im so sad and mad right now
I was just told by my supervisor that Im only needed on saturdays. Just when I start talking about liking the extra money, there it goes out the window
when I got to work this morning she told me the news. Trebba, the administator was suppose to tell me yesterday.
They hired a girl about three weeks ago(she can work full time AND she's friends/goes to church with my supervisor which I think isn't fair to me ) and they also hired another nurse last week so they just can't afford to pay me on tuesdays and wednesdays anymore I mean,I kinda saw this coming because after all ,i WAS only hired for saturdays.
she said there was too many people in the front. There suppose to expand there office by the spring time so i would be able to work full time then if i wanted to(and was able)....sigh,im just upset about it all
on the other hand my DH was excited about me being home with him agian.
ok,enough whinning...i will bbl,I will do a good workout today so I can get some of this frustration out
that just sucks(and I told her that too,of course in a appropiate way)
LOL at you Stephanie...calling yourself a dork! Im glad your feeling better this morning! Enjoy your workout today!
Hi Amelia and Steph!
Just peeking in before heading out to work.
I haven't worked out since....?Monday? Just too much going on here.
I was going to meet with my mom today but that didn't workout either. DH had other plans...waiting for him! He needed to take the old car to the garage.
I spent today doing laundry, dishes, cleaning ovens and washing floors. I also tackled some of the walls that needed to be filled with sheetrock compound before cleaning and painting. So I guess in a way I did get in an upper body workout.
Off to work. I just wanted to say hello.
Steph enjoy your wokrout and lunch!
Amelia: Have a great run/walk to blow off some steam! I will be doing this later too!
Hello Sherry! Thank you for your kind words regarding my family in the islands! I haven't heard anything yet. Getting worried big time! The govenment won't release any info to the press either.
Hope that you are feeling better today!
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Amelia, ah, I'm sorry to hear about your job! That does suck! There was a reason for it though! Maybe something else will open up somewhere else or you will have another opportunity that would never have worked if you were working Tuesday and Wednesday's. I'm thinking positive vibes here! Hang in there!
Hey, you have a birthday coming up Friday, right? What are you asking for?
A Cathe DVD or something?
Well, gotta take care of a patient!
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Head still draining - this cold thing is really getting to me. Feeling better, but still not 100%.
Belinda - Hope your DH's surgery went well.
Amelia - Bummer about the job. Mine is a lot worse - I don't like it and still need to show up every day. I'm still looking.
Stephanie - Way to squeeze in your workout between work and lunch. We all have our "dork" moments.
Heidi - Hope you hear from your family in the islands soon. I haven't worked out since Sunday, so you aren't alone.
Dinner ready. We had ice cream first - I needed the comfort food after today.
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Just checking in at this late hour (it's 8:40pm!) and that's LATE! OMG, I have become and adult! I don't want to grow up!
Sherry, I hope you are feeling PERFECT when you wake up tomorrow! I am thinking healing healthy vibes! Ice cream is the ideal "food" to make you feel better too. Take it easy!
I guess I will crawl into bed around 9:15 or so...I have an itread planned for tomorrow. Probably #13, sprints.
Okay ladies, good night!
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LEAVENWORTH, Kan. (AP) - Authorities in Florida say
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Leavenworth in 1977.
The U.S. Marshals Service says 69-year-old James
Robert Jones was arrested Thursday in Deerfield Beach, Fla., where he
was living.
Jones was serving a 23-year sentence for
premeditated murder and aggravated assault when he escaped from the
maximum-security prison 37 years ago. He was one of the Army's 15 most
wanted fugitives.
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