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Earlier this month, Iran marked 27 years since the passing of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini – the "architect" of the 1979 Islamic Revolution. The large-scale commemorations and mass tributes were stark reminders that Iran's revolution is not a thing of the past – it is ongoing and constant, as its current supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, took care to remind us recently.
In his annual speech at Khomeini's shrine, Khamenei reiterated that Iran wouldn't succumb to pressure and "ploys" by its "enemies," who are "afraid of the Iranian nation's 'Revolutionary spirit.'" As reported by tasnimnews, he referred several times to the US as the "enemy" and as the "untrustworthy" entity.
His reference to the "Revolutionary spirit", presumably, includes the revolution's current incarnations (and attempts to export it to other Middle Eastern states): from Iran's bid for regional hegemony, to its military activity undermining the sovereignty of its neighbors, to "resistance" in the form of terror sponsorship. Dismissing the very thought of cooperation with the US and Europe (including against ISIS), Khamenei went on to spew the usual vitriol against "evil" Britain and the US, which he called the "Great Satan"; threats of "crushing action" against the West by Iranian top brass soon followed.
While most major English-language news outlets led their reports on the speech with Khamenei's hostile comments, some (such as CNN & The Independent) chose a different angle, highlighting what he might have been responding to: the US State Department's annual survey of global terror, which found that Iran is the main state sponsor of terrorism around the world.
Khamenei's comments, and the State Department report that preceded them, indicate that the Revolution in Iran is still going strong – and that Iran hasn't really been transformed under the "moderate" Rouhani. So if Khamenei claims Washington's aims are "180 degrees opposed to Iran's," then he is also admitting that the opposite is true – that Iran's aims differ diametrically from those of the West. Perhaps we should take his word for it?


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Road Warriors
In Des Moines, a lady came up to me and told the following story:
Leonard Bernstein had always been her hero. When at last she and her son got to meet him after a concert, the son couldn't resist telling Bernstein, "My mom says you're the only guy she'd ever run away with." The maestro spread his cape like gigantic wings and said to her, "Let's go!"
The reason I was in Des Moines was for the premiere of a choral piece I was commissioned to write for a choral festival run out of a sort of New Age church hard by Drake University. The Thresholds festival, invented by the church's choral director Ben Allaway, is based on Unesco's "Six Points Toward a Culture of Peace." The points are all good stuff -- like "respect the environment" and "eschew violence" and "listen to understand." Nothing you could argue with. But taken all together like that, these points have a sort of deadly quality to them. A sort of bludgeoning, dogmatic quality. But maybe it's just me; I have no stomach for dogma of any stripe -- even right-thinking dogma. Even left-thinking dogma.
All the music in the Thresholds festival had to address one or more of these Six Points -- and that went for my piece too. So I wrote an a capella thing called "This World Beats Like a Heart." My inspiration for this piece was ... hip-hop and techno dance loops! So it was with a certain dismay that I beheld my chorus for the first time at the rehearsal, an hour or so before the concert; they were most decidedly midwestern and, um, white. I figured the kids' chorus, at least, would know what I was driving at. As they struggled to grasp a particular rhythm, I told them, "It's hip-hop, guys!" They blinked politely at me.
Considering the underpreparedness and contextual vacuum, the performance went better than I expected. Judith Clurman, director of the Juilliard chorus, flew in that morning and wrestled the piece into shape. The thrill of hearing my own music reverberating in a big room was an incalculable thrill. My songs rarely if ever see the light of day.
The biggest problem became getting out of Des Moines. As my friend James (who came along for fun) and I were en route to Des Moines that Saturday, a fellow passenger told us a big blizzard was expected to plow into the northeast on Monday -- the day we were returning. I could not afford to be delayed; I had to get back to my kids by early Monday evening latest. So pretty much the moment we got to our Holiday Inn Express, we began plotting our escape. It was tough. The early connections to Chicago were already sold out. If we went through St. Louis it would cost 700 bucks. (There are, incidentally, no direct flights between New York City and the capital of Iowa.)
In the end, we realized that we just had to get ourselves to Chicago somehow. And there was no other way to do it than to rent a car and DRIVE after the concert, six hours, through snow and rain, to Chicago. Me and James and Judy Clurman. It could have been awful. In a way it was awful. But we got giddy. Road trip!! We laughed and drove and told stories and drove and laughed. We stopped at the Kum & Go (I kid you not) where Judy bought each of us a Kum & Go teeshirt and an Iowa regfrigerator magnet with a grinning pink pig on it. We pulled into O'Hare at 1:30 in the morning, ditched the car and rented a double room in the airport Hilton. Tired does not begin to describe it. But the beds were delicious, featuring exceptionally fine cotton sheets, of all things.
Four hours later we were in the terminal, haggling our way onto the 8:30 United flight. We all got on it, and we landed in La Guardia a safe hour or two before the snow came in. Mission accomplished.
That evening, while I was washing the dishes, Beethoven 9 was on the radio -- a kick-ass performance by the NY Phil, Maazel conducting. By the final movement I was standing over the boom box, lost in the music. How did Beethoven do it?? How did he (and Schiller) manage to convey everything those Six Points try to say, and more -- without once sounding strident or dogmatic? It's a magic trick! By the end of the Ode to Joy I was still standing over the boom box in my kitchen, dissolved in tears.

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Living room tend to require three types of lighting ideas: accent, task and ambient (overhead). It is because living room is not only a place to read but also to do a movie marathons and intense competitive board games. Therefore, floor lamp is needed in your living room to support certain activities like reading. Not only helping you read but floor lamp also may become as your decoration through the concept of your living room.
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There are so many talented ladies offering up blog candy! Check them out:
Bev has some wonderful "pink" candy including a Whiff of Joy stamp (love them!) and a DCWV Christmas stack!
Go check out Jo's blog for a chance at some High Hopes stamps and other goodies!
Annie is giving away some WOJ stamps! You have to tell her 5 things you'd have with your on a deserted island-only five things is pretty tough!
Claire is celebrating her 36,000 blog hits-yes you read that right! 36 THOUSAND!!-with some awesome candy! Basic Grey and Stickles and stamps and all kinds of fun stuff! Go check out her blog-she's had 36,000 hits for a reason!!
Also, be sure to go check out Michelle's blog! She is giving away a RAK of beautiful 12x12 papers!
All of these ladies are so super talented! So go check their blogs out and get inspired! :)
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I once read a novel by Martin Amis. One was enough. Over the years I have, however, occasionally come across him elsewhere, for the most part when he turns up in the papers and on the box. Remember the interview number about the Muslims, you know, the one of which he later maintained that he meant it 'only' as a 'thought experiment' or 'mood experiment': 'The Muslim community will have to suffer until it gets its house in order. What sort of suffering? Not let them travel. Deportation – further down the road. Curtailing of freedoms. Strip-searching people who look like they're from the Middle East or from Pakistan… Discriminatory stuff, until it hurts the whole community and they start getting tough with their children…' I just love the unconsciously ironic 'discriminatory stuff' in that 'mood experiment', one which Donald Trump has made his own.
Well, here he is again, our Martin, back where he so comfortably belongs, 'in the news' (interviewed in the Guardian, Saturday September 16). Apparently New York is no longer quite the thing, the Big Apple having finally induced a dose of homesickness: 'I miss the English' (the English, mind you, not the Scots, the Welsh, or the Irish). I'm so glad he told us this; morsels of Amisian subjectivity daintily wrapped inside an updated bulletin on the state of the Amisian soul are a Saturday treat. One reason for his current dejection is having been obliged to live for the better part of a year in his mother-in-law's Manhattan townhouse as a consequence of his own house (in Brooklyn) having been devastated by fire ('the last kick in the arse of 2016', his personal contribution to the year's catalogue of calamity). Once upon a time it was the Teeth Saga, pages and pages of drivel about his ravaged dental arrangements. Now it's the 'problems' of living in a house he finds uncongenial, though relief lies just round the corner: he will be moving into an apartment on the 20th floor where 'you are up there in the clouds', he says. 'It's going to be very heady, certainly to begin with.' Something to look forward to, then.
In the meantime, it's all pretty hellish: 'in the gloomy drawing room, he moves stiffly around nursing a back injury, ruefully enumerating the ways in which old houses can ruin one's life'. Poor chap, I do feel his pain, these old multi-storeyed houses in downtown Manhattan, who on earth would want to live there. To adapt Oscar, you'd have to have a heart of stone not to laugh, or think of the shuffling old men in Samuel Beckett, about whom this 'writer' has opined 'I really do hate Beckett's prose: every sentence is an assault on my ear'. Well, at least he's hearing something (see below).
Amis is long on opinions (thoughts are another matter). There's an opinion or two on what it is he 'misses' about the English, such that, although he will continue living in his New York skyscraper, he will probably come home, at least to die. You see, the English have 'wit' and 'humour', unlike New Yorkers. I lived and worked for five years in New York. You'd have to walk round the city with ears bunged and everywhere else well padded with stupidity (to lift an expression from George Eliot) not to have routinely encountered wit of the sharp, streetwise New York brand. In his case, it's probably as much the stupidity as the deafness, at least if we go by his account of what for him is so pleasing in the 'English' forms of wit. It has something to do with the pleasures of causing offence. This is where Amis truly comes home, in from the cold into the warm embrace of those who invoke the notorious 'right to offend', the underpinning of Daily Mail hate speech notwithstanding that nowhere in the Founders, or Thomas Paine or the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen is there any reference to a right to offend as such:
I miss the wit. Americans, they're very, well, de Tocqueville saw this coming in about 1850 – he said, it's a marvellous thing, American democracy, but don't they know how it's going to end up? It's going to be so mushy that no one will dare say anything for fear of offending someone else. That's why Americans aren't as witty as Brits, because humour is about giving a little bit of offence.
Americans don't 'dare' etc.
Well, in that case how dare he write and, as in the interview, speak about Trump, since in this connection too he seems to inhabit the US in a permanent state of surdity; Trump knows nothing of wit, but he sure doesn't suffer from 'fear of offending someone else' (people of colour, for starters). Trump however isn't a good role model, not because he's witless but because he claimed, during the campaign, to 'love the uneducated'. In his languidly lordly way, Amis despises them. The whole point, for him, of English wit and humour, is the freedom to cause offence. This is what distinguishes the 'English' from Americans who 'flinch from mocking someone's background or education'. Amis doesn't flinch, although in the interview unflinching Amis (his example of someone up for being mocked as ill-educated continues to be Jeremy Corbyn) takes off into a spiral of stunning, near delirious incoherence: Hitler was ill-educated (move over Jeremy!), Lenin wasn't that much cop, but Stalin, now there's an educated leader for you: 'a lifelong autodidact'; 'an incredible reader. Balzac and Dickens'; 'an anthologised poet'. Think what a happy difference it would make if Jeremy, instead of just 'two E grades at A-level', were like Stalin, 'capable of political poetry in a way Lenin was not'. Does anyone have any idea where Amis is going with this demented riff? It doesn't look that good as a way of rubbishing the Labour leader because he got only 'two Es at A-level'.
The fantasia around the autodidacts' pantheon bracketed (with difficulty) for now, it would seem that what Amis really misses is the English de haut en bas sneer. So, welcome back, Martin. Although not to everywhere. Given what he so 'offensively' said about Muslims in this country coupled with a subsequent rationalisation that succeeded only in making matters worse, there seem to be reasons other than snobbery for his missing the English. Ideas of Englishness have served the political class for as long as I can remember, but now, in the era of Brexit, are being ramped up in the service of a reactionary, self-protective identity politics whose principal concern seems to be the unacceptability of other forms of identity politics as alleged threats to 'social cohesion'. Reflex symptoms of this are now to be found everywhere. Incredibly, we have a recently opened play about, of all things, rivers-of-blood Mr Enoch Powell and his tortured yearnings for homeland and belonging as he looks out over the Shropshire landscape and preposterously affirms that this is 'England' because it has 'always been the same'. Another shovelful of rubbish chucked, in the name of 'culture', on the growing heap of Brexit nostalgia. In his own self-absorbed way, Amis adds his own shovelful. Shortly before I opened my copy of the Saturday Guardian to hit a near loss of the will to live, I had been to shop in Stepney Market. At the entrance there are dozens of posters and announcements. One says 'Racism, Bigotry and Prejudice are not welcome here'. The time has probably come to add the appalling Mr Amis.


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Played this game many times but have never found a blacksmith (items for sale or items repaired) in Statos. I always thought it curious that the game continues to reward you with bags of gold for slaying foes and found items worth gold but it seems so useless if you can no longer get back to Surdana or anywhere where you can "cash in" or have things repaired.
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Peltours, one of the UK's leading specialist operators to the Middle East, has launched a programme of luxury holidays to the Northern Emirates of Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah.
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The Northern Emirates featured by Peltours promise to be the new hotspots for sun seekers looking for high-quality relaxation, as well as the more adventurous traveller. Bordered by the stunning scenery of the Indian Ocean and the Hajar mountains, there are top class hotels, water sports, historic forts and souks, and an intriguing local culture. With great weather all year round, the resorts offer an idyllic relaxing escape just 90 minutes drive from the bustling city of Dubai. Prices start from £649 per person for 5 nights at the Fujairah Rotana Resort & Spa with flights from Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Newcastle. Additional nights can be added to suit clients' requirements, as well as short breaks in Dubai at 5 star Hyatt hotels from £65 per person per night.
Independent specialist Peltours' 2008 brochure also features an extensive choice of year-round holidays in Egypt and Jordan, with deluxe Nile cruises and golf breaks at Taba Heights. The company has been running trips to Egypt since 1920 and this remains the backbone of its programme, with a wide choice of holidays and breaks to suit all tastes and requirements. Appealing to a discerning clientele, they combine top-quality accommodation and luxury Nile Cruise boats with new and innovative cultural experiences.
Peltours feature the resorts of Taba Heights, Taba, Sharm El Sheikh, Nuweiba, Hurghada and Ain Soukhna on the Red Sea, offering a wide selection of four and five star hotels and spas, and all-inclusive family-friendly hotels with children's activities. Peltours has direct flights from Gatwick and Manchester with 7 nights half-board at the 5* Marriott Beach Hotel Taba Heights from £389 per person, with early booking discounts.
Deluxe Nile cruises are a major part of Peltours' programme with top-of-the-range products and exclusive itineraries exploring the cultural heritage of the Nile. Four new boats have been added this year, including two boasting intimate, all-suite accommodation. The best-selling 13 day Egyptian Voyager itinerary blends history, relaxation and culture from £1,429 per person.
Another highlight of this year's programme are the golf packages at the new 18-hole PGA championship course in Taba Heights with 7 nights half-board at the 5* Marriott from £689 per person including the Silver Golf Package. Premium Class upgrades from £149 return include baggage allowance up to 30kgs - ideal for golfers. See http://www.peltours.com/
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Frustrated With Your Skin Care Regimen? Read This Article For Ideas!
Your true age is revealed through your skin. Skin will always reveal the true you, regardless of what you do. It is very important to take good care of the skin. To maximize your potential for healthy, vibrant skin, it is necessary to create a daily routine and be completely devoted to carrying it out. Read here about how to have the best skin possible, increasing the likelihood of achieving that youthful healthy glow you admire.
A good treatment for enlarged pores, acne, or oily skin is a face wash that contains some lemon juice. Excess oil will disappear and pores will close up when lemon juice is applied on a weekly or twice-weekly basis.
You need to control your stress levels to maintain healthy skin. Uncontrolled stress can lead to sensitive skin which ultimately results in skin problems. If you are proactive at managing your stress levels, this may encourage healthier skin.
If your skin is unusually dry and flaky, use an exfoliating cream to open up your pores and prevent unsightly acne. By exfoliating, you will be brushing off your top layer of dry, dead skin. This will enable the hydrated cells to come to the surface easier and enhance the skin's appearance by creating a fresh, glowing complexion.
For a better skin, stay away from alcoholic beverages. Having one drink is okay, however more than that risks increasing your pore size and can make your skin oily. Your pores will not take much to get clogged and this can lead to breakouts.
Stay hydrated daily. It will hydrate you and flush out the toxins from your body. It will keep your skin from drying out and protect it better from environmental damage. This results in a more youthful appearance.
If you wear eyeglasses every day, they should be cleaned on a weekly basis. The pores on your face and nose areas can be clogged by the dirt that has accumulated on the bridge of the glasses. A little soap and a little water are all you need to clean any glasses that you wear.
Use a vitamin B3 enriched cream to deal with red, uneven skin. Vitamin B3 is a great protectant, locking in moisture and offering a barrier against irritants. Once you have used it for a while, your skin will glow.
Use warm water to wash your face. Cold water makes your pores close and keep the dirt and bacteria in them. Hot water leeches moisture out of your skin. Warm water is the perfect balance to clean your skin effectively.
If your skin care products do not contain sunscreen consider adding your own, especially to your foundation. SPF protection is available in many brands of foundation. Add sunscreen to your liquid foundation if it doesn't already contain some. Put a couple drops of sunscreen in, and mix it thoroughly.
Make sure to use fabric softeners when doing laundry. Your skin is more likely to have a positive reaction to your clothing when it is softer. It's an especially good tip if you happen to live in a drier state.
Keep your skin free from free-radicals by taking in food items that have plenty of antioxidants. Great items to consume are plenty of fruits, green tea and even a little bit of dark chocolate. These helpful food items help give you the protection from harmful UV rays, smoking and stress.
If you are interested in looking younger than your years, you must have good skin care. Follow some of the advice provided here to get yourself started on this healthy skin journey. Once you figure out which tips you want to use, make sure you use them daily.


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Pink Goddess smoothie
She might be pink, pretty and oh so delicate looking, but this little lady packs a mighty punch. Its chock full of yummy fruit and is extra healthy due to the use of soy milk and oatmeal. It can be whizzed up in under a minute, and will keep you going till lunchtime. What's not to love about this gal?
250ml sweetened soy milk
1 small handful of porridge oats
1 small banana, cut into chunks
6 large strawberries
Combine all ingredients in a blender and whizz up until smooth (which should only take 30 seconds or so), then serve up in a tall glass. How easy is that?!
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Battery Indicator
Easy to use battery charge level monitoring application. Key features of this app: • Home screen widgets. • Displays estimated time left to discharge or charge. • Displays colored icon with information in notification area (starting from Lollipop, colorful icons on status bar may not be supported depending on device). • Big readable digits. • Quick access to many details including temperature, voltage, charging or discharging velocity in percent per hour and system's information about what drains your battery. • Graphical interface themes. • Many configuration options. This product is distributed under terms of following End User Licensing Agreement (EULA) available at http://www.fulminesoftware.com/eula.html, please read it before downloading. By downloading this product you agree on terms of the EULA.Read more +
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Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau yesterday dismissed Nigerian military claims of his death in a new video obtained by AFP on Thursday and said the militants had implemented strict Islamic law in captured towns.
The new 36-minute video showed Shekau, in combat fatigues and black rubber boots, standing on the back of a pick-up truck and firing an anti-aircraft gun into the air.
Standing in front of three camouflaged vans and flanked by four heavily armed, masked fighters, he then speaks for 16 minutes in Arabic and the Hausa language widely spoken in northern Nigeria.
There was no indication of where or when the video was shot.
"Here I am, alive. I will only die the day Allah takes my breath," Shekau said in the new video, adding that his group was "running our… Islamic caliphate" and administering sharia punishments.
"Nothing will kill me until my days are over… I'm still alive. Some people asked you if Shekau has two souls. No, I have one soul, by Allah," he said, apparently reading from a script.
"It is propaganda that is prevalent. I have one soul. I'm an Islamic student.
"I'm the Islamic student whose seminary you burnt… I'm not dead," he added
Nigeria's military however maintained the claim that Shekau was dead and that a man who had been posing as the group's leader in the videos had been shot dead after fighting with troops in the far northeast.
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Christmas Goes Out of Fashion at The Gap,
'Jewsploitation' film to debut at Sundance festival,
council bars prayers to Jesus Suit threatened over ACLU's 'extortion'
of town leaders,
Erich Fromm,
Judaism, and the Frankfurt School,
Against Christianity,
[Question: when do Catholics start demanding Jewish adjustments to
their overwhelmingly negative perceptions of Christians? And when are
Catholic lobbying groups going to be writing policy papers about this?
When to do we get to see a major magazine article entitled: "How
the Catholics Changed Jewish Thinking?" Below is an
examination of Jewish lobbying and infiltration of the Catholic religous
hierarchy towards the successful Jewish dictate to tell rank-and-file
Catholics what they must believe about Jews, distinct from New Testament
scripture. This is an excerpt from a very long article which should be
read in full at its original online site to get a sense of Jewish influence
in changing Catholic theology to suit them.]
Israel To Split
Christ's Birthplace With 25' High Wall,
[The recent attempt to ban the word "God" in the Pledge
of Allegiance is of course covered with the usual Jewish fingerprints,
as the next couple articles illustrate.]
[Surprise, surprise. Michael Newdow -- the complainer in the case
-- is ALSO Jewish. In this older article, his former partner, Sandy Banning,
is even an active Christian, as is their daughter. She nicely notes his
typical Jewish hypocrisy.]
My Dogs
Watch FoxNews,
clapping, this is serious,
Mel Gibson Takes Up
Traditional Catholicism,
[The Jewish totalitarian, censorial Thought Police Lobby dictates
to other people everywhere what to believe about them. Jews THEMSELVES
have always believed that Jews crucified Christ.]
[In Jewish eyes, virtually EVERYONE is a hidden anti-Semite, including
some other Jews. There's so many that they're going to need some time
before get around to listing you too. History will mark omnipresent Rabbi
Marvin Hier as one of the great hucksters of the century.]
[The long-awaited Jewish-owned New York Times hack job on actor
Mel Gibson. It's a crime to believe in traditional Catholicism. Jews are
beyond criticism. Will Gibson ever find work again in censorial Jewish
[The following Jewish bigot against Christianity has no sense of irony.
And no grasp of his own arrogance and self-aggrandizing hypocrisy. Talk
about "chutzpah." The religion he hates so much is tolerant
enough to employ him (how many "Jewish" colleges employ Christian
teachers?) This self-proclaimed Jewish nihilist moved into a rural Indiana
town as a professor at a Catholic college, and he has legally agitated
to bend the community to his own world view. Beloved Mr. Berger soon embarked
upon a lawsuit against the Gideon Bible people who have for half-century
been visiting local Indiana schoolchildren.]
[If all these Jews are so dedicated to suing Christianity out of public
venues, isn't it time lawsuits were aimed at the Great Jewish Pseudo-Religion,
the Holocaust fanaticism that has taken over our schools, while ousting
religious prayers? And, rest assured, not everyone appreciates this distinctly
-- and obsessively -- JEWISH infringement on their own non-Jewish lives.
In public spaces. ]
Crossing the Line,
Can Jews and
Christians Live in Peace?,
Challenged As Polling Places. Man Says He'll Sue Town In Federal Court,
Boston Channel, March 31, 2003
urges recall of religious AIDS pamphlet,
[Since the word "Israel" is rooted in a blatantly religious
origin, and is fundamental to Judaism, it may be time to ban any reference
to it in government meetings, no?]
[The Boston Globe is part of the New York Times chain, which is owned
by the Jewish Sulzberger family. The editor of the Boston Globe, Martin
Baron, is Jewish. Joseph Pulitzer was also Jewish. The Boston Globe won
its Pulitizer prize for muckraking Catholic Church sex scandals. No such
attention is provided (nor prizes awarded) to parallel
sex scandals endemic to the Jewish community.]
[Jews are always in the foreground hollering about "separation
of church and state." What if Lieberman became president? Deference
to his chauvinistic religious belief would be omnipresent. "Separation
of synagogue and state" wouldn't count for much.]
Not Enough? There's much, much more in the
JEWISH INFLUENCE IN POPULAR CULTURE chapter.


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For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ, our Lord.
Romans 6:23
"Anyone not found in the Book of Life was cast into the lake of fire."
Revelation 20:15
"Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind."
Matthew 22:37
"Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report, if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things."
Philippians 4:8
"A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger. The tongue of the wise uses knowledge rightly, but the mouth of fools pours forth foolishness."
Proverbs 15:1,2
"Judge not, and ye shall not be judged; Condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned; Forgive, and ye shall be forgiven."
Luke 6:37
"He who abides in Me and I in him, will bear much fruit."
John 15:5
"Happy are those who do not follow the advice of the wicked..."
Adapted from Psalm 1:1
"He who opresses the poor reproaches his Maker. But he who honors Him has mercy on the needy."
Proverbs 14:31
"Weep with those who weep."
Romans 12:15


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Ofsted / results
Direct Gov
This is a direct government link to a schools register with our latest profile.
Ofsted are the government agency that make sure that schools are being run properly and they conduct regular inspections. We had our first ofsted inspection in Jul 2017.
Ofsted parent view
This link takes you directly to the Ofsted parent view website where you can add to and read comments about our school
School performance tables
This link takes you to national performance tables, although data is not fully available yet due to the size and age of our school. The SATS results for the academic year 2017/2018 are not reported on, as the cohort was less than 10.
University of Chichester Academy Trust
This link takes you to the University of Chichester Academy Trust website where you can find information and further policies relating to our school.


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As you can see, colors have changed and a new header has made this blog blossom (see what I did there? ;P). My talented friend, Elle, who is an AMAZING graphic designer, worked with me to create a header fitting the theme of this blog, as well as my own personal identity. I couldn't have imagined something better. She also designed Allison's header, so if you're ever in need of a quality re-design for your blog, Elle's your girl!
Now…on to my ALA 2012 re-cap.
I am always super glad when ALA is local (or semi-local…I still had to drive 50 minutes) – it's truly a relief when I don't have to contend with flying, hotel reservations, worrying about luggage limits, etc. My good friend, Allison was super awesome, and let me crash at her place, for which I'm supremely grateful!
Friday night was a whirlwind of activity, beginning with a brief foray into exhibits. Immediately upon our arrival, Joanna, Allison, and I ran into one of our favorite writers: Cindy Pon! Cindy wrote the lush, and fully engrossing Kingdom of Xia duology, Silver Phoenix and Fury of the Phoenix.
I ended up picking up most of my ARCS on opening night, and spending time chatting with some lovely folks, including Hannah Ehrlich from Lee & Low. Hannah was extremely gracious and handed me a copy of Diverse Energies a forthcoming dystopian sci-fi anthology featuring amazing writers like Cindy Pon, Malinda Lo, Paolo Bacigalupi, Ursula Le Guin, Greg Van Eekhout, and more! She also gave me Guadalupe Garcia McCall's new book, Summer of the Mariposas, a Mexican American re-imagining of Homer's Odyssey – I can't wait to dig into this one!
Following exhibits, we made our way over to the Hilton where Kellie from Walden Pond Press and MaryAnn Scheuer from Great Kids Books organized a fantastic meet-up to discuss middle grade books. I met so many fabulous writers, publishers, bloggers, and librarians at this event. The best part? I got to finally meet one of my favorite librarians ever from Twitter, Sarah – who is just as charming and hilarious in person!
Lastly, it was on to the House of Blues for Little, Brown's Dance Party celebrating the forthcoming publication of Libba Bray's The Diviners.
Libba was showcasing her awesome dance moves (she seriously is a great dancer), and I got to talk with her for a brief while, and tell her how terrifying her new book is. She advised me to "sleep with one eye open." Not helpful, Libba. 😉
Saturday was filled with a host of activities and sessions, beginning with Harper Collins' Picture Book Breakfast where I got a chance to see some of the newer titles on display – I picked up a couple of books that possibly merited consideration for ALA's Amelia Bloomer Project: Defiance by C.J. Redwine and Valkyrie Rising by Ingrid Paulson. Following the HC breakfast, I was off to an insightful focus group with Lerner Books where we discussed how libraries currently proceed with collection development for juvenile areas. At the end of the session, we were allowed to choose some books for our libraries~thank you, Lerner Books, for such a wonderful opportunity!
Later that afternoon, I went to a delightful publisher preview by Disney-Hyperion, where they showcased some incredible titles including Matthew Cordell's new picture book, Hello! Hello!, a timely story about how social media obscures the important things in life. Andrea Davis Pinkney and her husband, Brian Pinkney are collaborating on a stunning picture book featuring vital black men who shaped African-American culture and history. I also discovered that Ms. Pinkey sings beautifully. Mo Willems closed the preview by reading aloud from his new Elephant and Piggie book.
My Saturday wrapped up with the YALSA Happy Hour at Morton's, arranged by Allison, who served as YALSA's Local Arrangements Chair. After that, it was a nice dinner with Michelle, Allison, and Melissa. Then we were off to the YA Blogger Meet-up, organized by YA Highway and Kelly Jensen from Stacked Books.
Sunday was equally as busy, and my highlights included the YA Coffee Klatch, a musical-chairs type affair where authors rotate around tables every 5 minutes–truly a blast. We also met up with my friend and co-worker Eveleen at the Scholastic Literary Brunch, where we were treated to tasty quiche and a lively Readers' Theatre. Things I learned: James Dashner is a fan of Downton Abbey (I know, right?!), and Eliot Schrefer wins the award for cutest "awwww" inspiring moment (the slideshow had a picture of him being cuddled by a Bonobo chimp). Schrefer's upcoming YA book, Endangered is set in the Congo and features a girl who must save Bonobos when a revolution breaks out. Raina Telgemeier's forthcoming graphic novel,Drama will draw budding thespians.
Following the brunch, I had the opportunity to guest host on Allison and Michelle's Authors are ROCKSTARS! podcast. Allison and I interviewed Melissa Wiley about her splendid Martha and Charlotte series of books (about Laura Ingalls Wilder's ancestors), a mutual love of Betsy-Tacy, her forthcoming books, The Prairie Thief and Fox and Crow Are Not Friends, and juggling motherhood. Lastly, because the kids at my library love her so much, it was even more of an honor to meet Melissa. Afterwards, it was off to the Disneyland Hotel for the Pura Belpre Celebracion where Guadalupe Garcia McCall's speech moved me to tears.
In the early evening, Joanna, Allison, and I, along with my husband, Bryan, went to an author/librarian/blogger meet-up organized by Sarah Bean Thompson of Green Bean Teen Queen and YA author, Lindsay Leavitt. So. Much. Fun. And I also got to chat more with one of my other literary heroes, Malinda Lo, who wrote the breathtaking Huntress (an Amelia Bloomer 2012 Selection). Then it was off to the Newbery-Caldecott Awards, where Jack Gantos and Chris Raschka gave very heartfelt, moving speeches. This event made me feel very proud to be a children's librarian. I mean, I grew up seeing those iconic gold seals on the books, and to actually be in a room with all these esteemed authors and librarians was very emotional.
Monday wound down very nicely, including some sessions that revitalized me as a librarian. In particular, the joint ALSC/YALSA program on the Digital Lives of Tweens was INCREDIBLE. We also stopped in on the LibWardrobe session on perception about librarians' dress, where there was a heated discussion about TLC's What Not to Wear. The Odyssey Awards were exciting, and if you ever get a chance to attend, I highly encourage it. These awards are given to the best audiobook narrations for children and teens. The day capped off with the Printz Awards. Always the ultimate in my conference experience. Daniel Handler and Maira Kalman regaled us with a special librarian song (including accordion accompaniment!), and Christine Hinwood, Craig Silvey, and Maggie Stiefvater gave gracious, touching speeches. Corey Whaley's acceptance did not disappoint – it was funny, sincere, and humble.
And that concludes my ALA re-cap. Phew!


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When Mack Singer, retired Marine and high school chorus teacher, popped up, I had no clue where he came from. I still don't, but I know why he's in my Cherry Hill books. His steady, protecting nature gives my ladies--Laura Grace and Rosemary--much needed support as they deal with the realities of the abuse their children have suffered. Besides, who can resist a man in the Marine Dress Blues? ; )
As I worked with Mack Singer, I realized that not only did he have a warm, rich baritone singing voice, he was a Master Gunnery Sergeant with extensive service in both Iraq and Afghanistan. So what does a Master Gunnery Sergeant do? Who better to ask than a Marine? Luckily, I had a Marine available in one of my former students.
I expected to get great info to help me write Mack's back story with accuracy--and I did. But I was floored by the discovery that I had conjured Mack up with amazing accuracy before the interview. Mack is a take charge kind of guy. He deeply cares about young people and their proper education in work ethics and honor. Just the sort of thing a Master Gunnery Sergeant is in charge of in the Corps. I had chilled as Bill C. told me about the job of a Master Gunnery and how important the rank is to the Marine Corps being able to complete its mission.
I didn't expect the other revelation of the interview. When I read the following snip to my friend, he had chills, too. Mack's voice is real to Bill as was his reasons for joining the Marines.
Dean reminded him of those bewildered teens he had trained and led. Boys--no young men--who found themselves under life and death stress; like he had been so many years ago. Fingering the globe and anchor he always carried in his pocket, he felt the solidity of his career. But it would have been just as solid if it had been a stack of Broadway playbills; his name bold in the leading parts. That was the career his profs had predicted even though his degree was music education. He was like Dean, with the same huge road block--a bastard of a father who said, 'Hell no!' to the dreams of a son. He hadn't told the women, but he has made a promise to himself--that boy would never live another day within his father's reach. He would take the boy in. Yes, he knew Rosemary would have to agree, but she would. He'd seen the terror in her eyes. Terror that testified to a vision of that fine boy stretched out on a slab, dead at his father's hand. Like so many of the boys he'd trained, dead of the enemies' hate. Or friendly fire. Yeah, it happened. Dammit! But this was one young man he could protect. The miles clicked over as he sped down the highway chasing the kids. He'd find them. He had no doubt. Dean needed him. There was no doubt of that either. When a small man made his way through the big man's world, it made for a tempering of steel like the finest of swords. Yeah, Dean needed him. And Samantha did too. She was the reason men enlisted in the services and public safety ranks. She and Laura Grace.
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Europa Report stars Sharlto Copley (District 9, Elysium), Michael Nyqvist (Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol), Embeth Davidtz (Army of Darkness), Isiah Whitlock Jr (The Wire), Daniel Wu (The Man With The Iron Fists) and Anamaria Marinca (Doctor Who, 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days) as "A group of astronauts, handpicked from around the world, who make the arduous journey to Jupiter's frigid, glacial moon Europa in search of extraterrestrial life. The only thing more intimidating and unpredictable than the trip itself is what the team will encounter upon arrival…"
Europa Report is now available on VOD in the US. No UK release date has been announced.


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Opportunities to Serve at Emmanuel
Over the last five years, God has been restoring His work of grace at Emmanuel Baptist Church and Emmanuel Christian Academy. This year, God has opened two doors of opportunity for those seeking placement in a Christian School environment.
We are presently accepting resumes and applications for two positions in Emmanuel Christian Academy:
Secondary Teaching in Math and Science—this is either a full-time or part-time position, and would require a teaching degree in these specified areas.
Accounting/Finance Office Support—this is either a full-time or part-time position related to both church and school, and would require some knowledge of quickbooks and standard financial processes.
More than anything else, we are asking God for His will and that He would intersect our paths with new team members that would love to plant themselves in a gospel-centered ministry, serving with a wonderful team, to make a difference in New England for the gospel.
(Note: This would especially be conducive to a couple who both desire to serve in these respective capacities.)
If you or someone you know is interested in discovering more about these opportunities, please email me at [email protected].


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Gossip: Manchester United squad 'stunned' by Jose Mourinho's bullying tactics as Chelsea ace is linked with Old Trafford
If Jose Mourinho is a father figure to his players, he's the kind of father who sends you to your room without any tea, chases you around the house with a slipper and repeatedly threatens to execute your guinea-pig. Tough love, it's sometimes referred to.
The main difference is that, with your dad, no matter how mean he is you know that deep down he probably does love you, whereas with Mourinho you know nothing of the sort.
So for someone like Luke Shaw, working under the Special One's guidance is just like living with a man who doesn't like you.
"Bullying" is how some of Shaw's team-mates would describe it, according to the Telegraph, which reports that United players were left "stunned and angry" by Mourinho's latest public humiliation of the young left-back following this Saturday's FA Cup match against Brighton.
READ MORE: Lukaku: A lot of players will join Manchester United next season
READ MORE: What can I lose? – Mourinho defends criticism of Man Utd players
The paper says Shaw, who was substituted at half-time in the match after being shouted out by Mourinho throughout the 45 minutes he was on the pitch, now faces "an extended period out of the side".
The Sun goes one step further and says that exile will be permanent. According to the tabloid, Shaw was involved in an "amazing training ground bust-up" with his manager "before" the Brighton match.
The row allegedly occurred when Shaw went to Mourinho's office to seek "assurances" about his Old Trafford future following a recent upturn in form.
Sounds fair enough. Unfortunately this prompted Jose, who was evidently in a bit of a dark mood at the time, to "fly off the handle at him in an extraordinary outburst that convinced Shaw he has no chance of repairing his relationship with the manager".
Yep, sorry Luke, he's never going to hug you and tell you he's proud of you.
Man United want Alonso as part of major rebuild
In fact, Mourinho has already found a replacement for Shaw in the shape of Chelsea left-back Marcos Alonso, with the Mirror claiming United are ready to stump up £70m for the former Bolton man. Mourinho can trust Alonso because he has played for Chelsea, just like his favourite players Nemanja Matic and Romelu Lukaku.
As for Shaw, Chelsea, Tottenham, Southampton and Leicester are all said to be interested in signing him (Star).
In more Man Utd news, the Express says Mourinho is set to offload as many as 10 players this summer in a "mass exodus" from Old Trafford.
In addition to Shaw, the likes of Juan Mata, Ander Herrera, Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, Daley Blind and Matteo Darmian are all set to be shown the door, while the contracts of Marouane Fellaini, Michael Carrick and Zlatan Ibrahimovic are expiring.
Jose Mourinho breathes a huge sigh of relief, as he can now complain about home advantage for Spurs if they knock his team out in the semi-final.
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) March 18, 2018
Jose will use the cash to fund an extensive "rebuilding" project, with Real Madrid's Gareth Bale, Tottenham pair Toby Alderweireld and Danny Rose, Chelsea winger Willian and Shakthar Donetsk midfielder Fred named as his targets.
Elsewhere, in non-Man Utd news, Arsenal are "desperate" to sign 21-year-old Benfica winger Andrija Zivkovic, who is also wanted by – erm – Man Utd (Mirror), Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen has told club legend Andres Iniesta to stay at the Nou Camp and not move to the Chinese Super League (Sky Sports) and Paris Saint-Germain defender Thiago Silva says he is "sure" team-mate Neymar will stay at the club (ESPN). At least until May, anyway.


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The title seems like a mission impossible? It does, if you do not know how to treat your thyroid. Hypothyroidism is one of those diseases which ruins you not only from the inside (tiredness, brain fog, even check out that hypothyroidism is often confused with depression!) but also from the outside – bad looking, pale skin, weight gain or loss, hair loss, nails splitting, acne… and I would stop here, because actually this is enough to ruin your well being, isn't it? But how to overcome it, look & feel beautiful?
The real endocrinologist
First of all, you should find a good endocrinologist (which can be a challenge by the way), who treats you, not the lab numbers. Even though your TSH is in norms, it may be already too high, and you will not be feeling good at all. Read more here and here.
Observe your body
Your body is trying to tell you everything, you just need to listen (observe) carefully. If you have a problem with hair loss, you may need iron, or biotin. Are you depressed? You may have a D3 vitamin deficiency. Why not try taking some supplements? Sometimes it really helps – in my case I can definitely testify biotin and D3 worked. However make sure by blood tests you really have D3 deficiency – I did have, because I grew up in Northern Europe, but those who grew up in California probably will not have such problem. Do not take D3 if you do not have deficiency, because it may be more harmful than helpful.
As Ancient's Greeks used to say 'A Healthy Mind In a Healthy Body'. Are you tired because of thyroid, having no energy & brain fog? Force yourself and go to the gym or workout at home at least 3 times per week – trust me, it is worth it. You'll feel a way more energized after all. Also your body finally will start looking better. Isn't it what you want? 😉
Do not focus on the disease
Hypothyroidism obviously is not a blessing, because it is not normal condition of your thyroid, in fact your body starts doing weird things, but… it is not the end of the world! Do you know how many people suffer from a thyroid disease and how many are not even diagnosed? According to the American Thyroid Association, an estimated 20 million (!!!) Americans have some form of thyroid disease and up to 60 percent of those with thyroid disease are unaware of their condition! You're not alone.
Take it as an opportunity for a good change
'How?' – you'll ask. 'I need diet, expensive supplements, what's the deal here?' Well, the good thing is that you will finally be aware what you're eating and how it affects you. This is at least my case – I gave up gluten and diary, I do not eat fast foods and too much super – processed foods (of course I do eat some – because nowadays it is impossible to avoid all of it – unless someone can tell me how?) and this made me feel much better, I am also aware what gliadin in gluten does to me etc. On top of that I think healthy food is just sooo delicious! Who doesn't love fresh fruits and veggies?


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Following up on being ranked as the best city to raise a family in Montgomery County by WalletHub, Clayton is proud to also be ranked as the safest city in Montgomery County. The National Council for Home Safety & Security released its rankings for the entire state of Ohio in early spring and Clayton was determined to not only be the safest in the county region but also the 24th safest city in the entire state of Ohio. These rankings are determined through the number of violent and property crimes, as categorized by the FBI, per 1,000 inhabitants. Clayton continues to strive to offer the best community for our residents and businesses and these two rankings once again prove Clayton is a great place to call home. Congratulations Clayton!
Safewise Ohio's Safest Cities 2019 | Published: March 2019


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What To Do With Sold Gold?
Phillip has 75 one-ounce gold coins he wants to sell. If he sells the coins, should he put it toward the mortgage or start rehabbing homes again?
QUESTION: Phillip in Tampa has 75 one-ounce gold coins he wants to sell. They should amount to about $90,000. He has three paid-for rental properties and owes $280,000 on his mortgage. If he sells the coins, should he put it toward the mortgage or start rehabbing homes again? Dave tells him to sell a rental house and sell the gold to pay off his house.
ANSWER: You're either going to use this money to prime the pump on a couple more deals and then pay off your home, or pay this money toward your home.
I love real estate, and I love buying rehabs and flipping and all that. My mind moves toward deals. But now, before my mind moves toward a deal, it moves toward risk awareness because I went broke all those years ago. It's not that my risk meter was broken, I just didn't have one installed.
There is part of me that is pulled a little bit to both sides of this, but here's my idea for you. Sell a rental house and the gold coins and pay your home off. That will leave you with two rental properties, a paid-for house and a $100,000 income. Then quickly pile up cash and use that to pay for your next house renovation and flip, as well as every one of them after that.
You might wait a few months until the market recovers in your area. Sell the gold this week. Don't do investment real estate while you have debt on your home. Pay down on the mortgage and wait a few months and dump a rental property.


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20th June 2017
I am not your typical Talksport radio listener. I'm certainly not part of their target demographic (I usually mute the radio when the monotonous / inane ads are broadcast every 15 minutes). And I only listen when I'm driving in the car. It's my guilty pleasure that I choose Talksport (most of the time) over other stations such as 5Live or Radio 4.
Despite the graphic, this isn't a post about Fake News. My use of 'Talkshite' in the title isn't one of those derogatory nicknames. It's actually a term of affection for most fans. Talking heads who debate sport seriously are better than dick heads who trivialise sport as something that should never be taken seriously.
I listen to Alan Brazil, Hawksby & Jacobs, Drive (Durham and Gough), Mark Saggers and the Moose. I respect them all for different reasons. I used to quite like Keys & Gray, and Colin Murray. I'm less keen on Jim White who's a bit too 'Sky' for my taste and comes across as rather 'self-promotional'. Danny Kelly is rarely on when I'm in the car. Of them all, Alan Brazil is my favourite though and, surprisingly enough, I like Ray Parlour who's a Gooner and perhaps not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but he has a nice light touch.
Anyway, the reason for this Post is that I was driving into work this morning listening to 'The Two Mikes' (Graham & Parry) who also do a good job. They can talk about more than just sport and they occasionally make me chuckle aloud with their banter.
Today their 'topic' was Spurs inactivity in the transfer market. I was only listening for about 25 minutes (15 mins of actual discussion) but they fielded a couple of calls from Spurs fans. One fan eloquently put forward a positive argument but he was accused of having 'rose tinted spectacles'.
This Blog began with a Post ('Spurs set up for Storybook finish') about "media narrative" and it's a theme I'm sure I'll often return to. For the first time, I even considered phoning into Talksport to debate with the Two Mikes but I had a business meeting I had to attend.
My first job was as a journalist 41 years ago, as a cub reporter on a French regional newspaper. I saw the 1976 Lemans 24 Hrs, the French Open tennis at Roland Garros, the Stones and Bowie in Paris, and attended Mitterand and Marchais political rallies.
I learned two lessons on that job. The first is that I wasn't cut out for 'door-stepping'; in this case a traumatised wife whose husband had been arrested for rape (waiting outside her front door for days with two dozen other reporters and photographers). The second is that 95% of the time journalists have to appear knowledgeable about topics they're far from knowledgeable about.
The internet has changed research beyond all recognition. Forty years ago you went to a library, spoke to an 'expert' (somebody who knew more than you), checked any facts you could. Now you simply use your phone or tablet and within seconds have millions of pages of 'information'.
Few people would argue things aren't better nowadays. I certainly wouldn't. BUT one consequence is that the internet feeds a Narrative. In the rushed competitive world of modern media, you need to become knowledgeable fast. By definition, the few pages most journalists (or broadcasters or their researchers) have time to absorb – the ones near the top of a search – preach and 'prove' a particular version of events, or storyline.
In my opinion, the vast majority of professional journalists do their best. Only a few knowingly peddle outright lies. But very few hacks are experts in what they're writing or talking about. They can't be. Both Mike Graham and Mike Parry are intelligent. They clearly know sport, journalism and lots more besides. They probably know a fair bit about Spurs. But it was quite evident they knew little or nothing about Spurs' finances. In terms of real figures or even educated guesswork like mine. They simply spouted the party line. They talked about the cost of our new stadium, about our best players leaving, about us not signing anybody, about what happened down the road after Arsenal built the Emirates. In fact every word I wrote in the opening paragraph of 'Reasons to be Cheerful #3' (Post 16) only 5 days ago.
There is a tipping point in every narrative. May is competent, Corbyn is mad. That's what all the research said; every article, every opinion, all the evidence. The only commentators who presented a different view at the time were biased fans or professional contrarians. Then, with frightening speed, May becomes incompetent and Corbyn is a visionary. Go online now and every article, all the evidence points to that narrative – until the next tipping point anyway.
You can look at the historic evidence at Spurs over 10-15 years and spin it two ways. One is that Spurs are doomed always to play 'catch up'. Levy is miserly and our salary structure will always hold us back. We'll never take that final step. The Big Clubs have more money and money talks. In the end. OR you could consider the alternative. That despite having much less money Spurs have been steadily reeling in the bigger fish for a decade, on and off the pitch; Top 5, Top 4, 3rd, 2nd, Hotspur Way training ground, new stadium half built. If Spurs can actually do that with much less money … just imagine.
I think it suits Tottenham Hotspur in general, and Levy in particular, to operate under the old assumptions for as long as possible. 'Spurs are skint' is a useful negotiating tool. Our wage bill is 48% of turnover (£100m / £210m in 2016) but that includes all staff, not just players and coaches. The First Team Squad is probably around two thirds of the wage bill. A substantial increase in turnover in 2017 will matched by significant raises to player salaries (Spurs 2017 accounts aren't available yet). If Spurs turnover reaches £400m in 2019, then a total wage bill of £200m (of which £150m can be spent on First Team players) would be entirely affordable.
That's a doubling of our wage bill. £150 million is an average of £120k per week for 25 First Team players (including NI). That's likely to be spent in a range from £200k to, say, £50k per week. There's a very good reason that almost all Spurs players are under contract until 2020-21. Because in 2019 negotiations can be sensibly conducted in a new financial climate. I'm not saying Spurs will abandon a 'wage structure' because I think it's cultural as much as financial. We don't want mercenaries. We don't want envy in the dressing room. But the budget will be transformed.
I should probably have found a way to phone the Two Mikes. I would never claim I'm an absolute expert in Spurs' finances and I can't see into the future. But I know quite a lot more than they do about my chosen subject. It could have been interesting.
However, I'm saving my first call-in for Adrian Durham. He's my biggest guilty pleasure. He may be an "expert phone-in troll, arrogantly spouting inflammatory football opinions in the hope of prompting some indignant phone rage from an uppity fan" (in the words of the Guardian) but he's immensely good at his job. I wouldn't say I respect him, since there's a little too much of the playground bully in his method. But I admire anybody who's very good at their job and he's undeniably good at his.
I'm in no rush. But one day, Adrian, we'll speak.
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Barring an agreement or an extension, the NBA owners could lock out the players as of early Friday morning.
This will lead to fear among Heat fans, about the possible implications.
Here is what is likely, and unlikely:
LIKELY. That the lockout will last several weeks, if not months. Until the season gets closer, there won't be much impetus for the sides to come together. That means that free agency will be delayed indefinitely, and that young players such as Norris Cole and Dexter Pittman won't be under team supervision. This will make it easier for teams with several returning players than those that are trying to incorporate many new ones.
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- Records: No. 4 MIT (21-16-1); No. 2 WPI (23-15)
- Scores: MIT 10, WPI 0
- Location: Norton, Mass. (Sidell Stadium)
- The Lead: Led by a complete-game shutout by senior pitcher Patrick Callahan (Vicksburg, Mich.), the MIT baseball team advanced to the NEWMAC Championship Game with a 10-0 win over No. 2 seeded WPI on Saturday afternoon.
- MIT jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second as Ethan Rolland (Burke, Va.) singled up the middle with one out to score Kushner from second.
- The lead swelled to 7-0 following three-run homers by junior Thomas Allison (Kingwood, Texas) in the third and sophomore Andrew Krause (St. Louis, Mo.) in the fifth.
- Rolland drove in another run in the eighth and later scored on a wild pitch to make it 9-0, followed by an unearned run from junior Tony Rice (Colorado Springs, Colo.) for the 10-0 final.
- Callahan moved to 5-1 on the season after his 112-pitch, complete-game win. Scattering six hits, he struck out seven Engineers with no walks. WPI starter Kyle Foley took the loss in 2.1 innings pitched, falling to 1-1.
- Johnston was 4-for-5 with a double, while Rice, Allison, Rolland and Zach Roberts (West Chester, Pa.) all had a pair of hits. For WPI, Ryan Tropeano was the only player with multiple hits as he went 2-for-4 in the leadoff spot.
- The Engineers now advance into Sunday's NEWMAC Championship Game as they will take on the winner of the WPI/Babson game beginning at 3 p.m. at the New England Baseball Complex in Northborough, Mass. WPI and Babson will open the day with a Noon elimination game.
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An Artist and Humanitarian
Edna's Obituary
Edna celebrated her
97tth birthday on Monday, January 13, 2014 at the Hibel Museum of Art with a high tea and a free concert
of Brazilian music.
In years past:
National Women's History Month 2008 Honoree
Edna Hibel was honored in 2007 by the
League of American Pen Women in Washingon, D.C with an exhibit and proclamation
by the mayor of Washington, D.C. and featured on the Legends and Legacies
program on WPBF-TV, affiliate Channel 25 in Palm Beach County Florida.
Our Location
Edna returned from Zurich on June 13,
2003 and we celebrated the completion of her 600th edition of original stone lithographs at a special party
at the former, Edna HIBEL Gallery in Boynton Beach, FL This accomplishment is quite
significant in the life of an artist. We are unaware of any other American
creating so many unique drawings for editions of multi-stone lithographs.
from Zurich.
Edna is honored with the
da Vinci World Award of Arts
from Rector Gispen of Utrecht
University on November 21, 2001.
After the awards ceremony, a reception permitted the
invited guests to socialize. Edna was joined at the event by Bryant Smith, a
long time collector from Ft Lauderdale, now deceased, Virgina Goulet, another collector from
Florida and Massachusetts, Ula, Tommy and Celestine Wolfensberger of her
Lithograph studio in Zurich, son, Andy and husband, Tod Plotkin, and
Etonella Christlieb's mother, Mary Hartree. The next day, Edna traveled to Zurich to complete
more lithographs for your viewing
Dr.Tobias, director of the WCC
and Dr. Wild with Edna
Edna is congratulated again by the Rector with students applauding
In other news,
Edna celebrated her 84th birthday on January 13, 2001. Photos
For over 40 years, Edna Hibel has been referred to as
America's best loved and most versatile artist, and best colorist. Since being
commissioned by the Foundation of the U.S. National Archives in 1995 to commemorate 75
years of women receiving the universal right to vote, Hibel is now acclaimed
"Heart and Conscience of America." when Ms. Lucy Baines Johnson, of
the U.S. National Archives described her as such.
One of many Edna Hibel porcelain collectibles
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In 2001, Edna received a Lifetime Achievement
Award from "Women in the Visual Arts," an organization of artists in
the South Florida area. Edna was particularly appreciative of this honor from
her peers.
Since 1960, the Edna Hibel Gallery was the
exclusive distributor of Edna Hibel's work world wide. For 15 years, the
Hibel Gallery was located on Newbury Street in Boston, Massachusetts.
In the summers, Hibel exhibited in Rockport, MA. In the winters in
several Florida locations. Then in 1968, The Hibel Gallery
opened in Palm Beach and was located on Worth Avenue for twenty years. For a
total of 37 years Edna Hibel exhibited among Palm
Beach island's premier art galleries, collectible stores, and gift boutiques.
The Hibel Museum of Art was opened in Palm Beach in 1977 and stayed at the
Royal Poinciana Plaza until 2000.
Edna painting in her studio with granddaughter,
Edna with her sweetheart of 67 years, Theodore Plotkin, in
their home.
For more about artist Edna Hibel.....
Public Exhibitions
Honors and
After over 39 years in Palm Beach County, the
Edna Hibel Gallery, formerly on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach and the wholesale corporation Edna Hibel Corp have been closed.
art creations by Edna Hibel may be viewed by appointment only through
our gallery director, Bonnie Benamar. For additional information at (561)
The Hibel Museum of Art ( closed as of 2015)
was operated by Edna Hibel
Art Foundation, a 501c 3, non-profit public institution and formerly located on the MacArthur campus of Florida Atlantic University in
Jupiter, Florida. When open, the museum
offered a retail shop for your gift and art purchases. Inquiries about the
museum should be directed to
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