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In today's NHL, parity is abundant. Three point games help drive that parity, as teams are clustered together in the standings.
Even a six-game winning streak does not create much separation from opposing teams, but a six-game losing streak (all in regulation) can certainly send a team spiraling down in the standings.
At this time a year ago, the San Jose Sharks were in the middle of such a losing streak. That major skid saw them fail to pick up a single point in the standings during a six-game stretch from January 2nd through January 14th.
Prior to the streak, they were hanging around in the playoff picture, but afterwards the Sharks found themselves a mere 12th in the Western Conference.
Immediately afterward, the Sharks turned on the juice to the point where they were something like 27-6-4 in their final 37 games as they catapulted themselves all the way to a second-place finish in the Western Conference.
But despite the push and the second straight Conference Final appearance, the Sharks still fell short of their goal, losing in Round Three to the Canucks. And if you remember back to the day when San Jose cleaned out their lockers last season, you'd remember one consistent message.
Sharks GM Doug Wilson was steadfast in his criticism that his team's playoff failure was caused in large part by the fact they had to play catch up for such a long stretch down the end of the regular season. He kept repeating about the date in January where his squad sat in 12th place.
Many in the organization agreed with Wilson's take. Falling that low in the standings forced them to expend too much energy getting back into the race. It left them without enough gas in the tank come playoff time.
But fast-forward to this year, and January is a different story entirely. The Sharks are arguably the top team in the Western Conference when you factor in the games in hand. Yet through December, stories were being written that the Sharks were around the same point totals at the time as they were last December.
It was certainly a negative story line and one that was arguably unfair as it was January, not December where the season really took a downward turn last year.
Nowadays the Sharks are currently undefeated in 2012 as they take a four-game winning streak with them into Minnesota on Tuesday.
With a overall record of 23-11-4, through 38 games, the Sharks have 50 points and sit in third place in the conference. However, they have four games in hand on first place Vancouver (which would equate to eight points if all become victories) putting them at 58 points. Vancouver only has 55 points right now.
San Jose has been consistent this year. They have only lost three straight games in regulation one time this year back in early October. They have only lost two straight games in regulation two other times. The only other three game skid included back-to-back shootout/overtime losses.
The Sharks have had not a single four game losing streak of any kind, and just one real three game losing streak (all in regulation).
Meanwhile they own a five game winning streak and three-four game winning streaks. What does this mean? Well when the Sharks aren't streaking in the good direction, they are finding ways to continue picking up points.
They have found a consistency even when they aren't clicking on all cylinders.
If San Jose continues this consistent level of play, come late March, they won't be in the same situation where they have to start Niemi nearly ever game down the stretch.
Players will get rest. No, Joe Thornton isn't going to take a night off, but there certainly is a different exertion level when you are working your way up the standings rather than maintaining a lead. Just like there is a different exertion level up 5-2 in a game seven than down 5-2 in a game seven.
"We had a strong focus in training camp about how we wanted to start" commented Sharks forward Ryane Clowe. "We had a so-so start to the season but we've come on strong. It's one thing to have games in hand but then you gotta win 'em."
If the Sharks can put those games in hand into the win column, it will certainly benefit down the stretch.
Sharks head coach Todd McLellan certainly didn't want to make any comparisons from last January to this January.
"Every year we will have that phase. It's inevitable. I have yet to see a perfect season. The Montreal Canadiens lost seven games one year. Our time, it varies," added McLellan. "I remember the first year it being late in the season. Last year being right after Christmas. This year, you know we were in the crap probably a little bit earlier in December. Everybody goes through it. It's how you stick together, how you come out of it. The quicker you can, the better off you are."
This may not be a perfect season for the Sharks, and as McLellan notes, there has never been a perfect season in the NHL, but it has certainly been one darn near perfect season for the Sharks thus far.
That "early December crap" that McLellan referred to was a 1-3-2 stretch from Dec. 3 to Dec. 15, but in reality a 1-3-2 looks much, much better than 0-6-0.
The four points earned in that stretch were just as important as points picked up during winning streaks. They all count the same.
And for giggles, let's say San Jose had gone 0-6 instead of the 1-3-2. Leaving everything the same, the Sharks would be in 11th place instead of third. Sound familiar? Last year's 0-6 dropped them to 12th.
This year's Sharks, thanks in large part to an improved defense corps, has been able to eek out points when not playing their best brand of hockey.
Continuing this form of consistency should allow them to have plenty left in the tank come playoff time and ergo give "Team Teal" their best shot at the ever elusive Stanley Cup.


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Activities for French Students
French Club at Texas Tech
Café des Mondes
This informal and fun conversational French club is open to students, faculty, staff, and interested community members. "Regulars" meet Wednesdays from 5:00 to 7:00 at the Coffee Haus on University Blvd. Also, plan on joining us to view fully subtitled French language films from 5:00-7:00 in the Qualia Room of the Foreign Language Building.
Pi Delta Phi
The Beta Xi chapter of the national French honorary society is open to advanced students of French with outstanding academic records.

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NFL Lines: Seahawks and Broncos massive favorites heading into Week 3
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In the NFL blowouts happen all the time. In fact, the New England Patriots once beat the Tennessee Titans 59-0, but when it comes to gambling NFL spreads rarely go over the 14-point mark. If a team is expected to get blown out of the water the oddsmakers would set the line at 13 or 14 points and hope the underdog can score a couple of meaningless touchdowns at the end of the game to ruin the spread. The point is no matter how bad a team is the lines are never set beyond the two-touchdown mark.
So the fact that there are two games that went over that mark this week has to show how historically bad the oddsmakers expect the Jacksonville Jaguars and Oakland Raiders to be. The Seattle Seahawks are a 19-point favorite against the Jaguars this weekend while the Denver Broncos are a 15.5-point favorite over the Raiders on Monday night. The 19-point mark in the Seattle game might be the largest spread in NFL football history. It is an unheard of number in the sport.
Here is a quick look at the rest of the lines for every game on slate for Week 3 of NFL football.
Kansas City Chiefs at Philadelphia Eagles
Line: Eagles -3.5
Total: 51.5
San Diego Chargers at Tennessee Titans
Line: Titans -3
Total: 44
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New England Patriots
Line: Patriots -7
Total: 44
Houston Texans at Baltimore Ravens
Line: Texans -2.5
Total: 44.5
St. Louis Rams at Dallas Cowboys
Line: Dallas -4
Total: 47.5
Arizona Cardinals at New Orleans Saints
Line: -7
Total: 48.5
Detroit Lions at Washington Redskins
Line: Redskins -2
Total: 48.5
Green Bay Packers at Cincinnati Bengals
Line: -3
Total: 48.5
New York Giants at Carolina Panthers
Line: Panthers -1
Total: 46
Atlanta Falcons at Miami Dolphins
Line: Miami -3
Total: 44.5
Indianapolis Colts at San Francisco 49ers
Line: 49ers -10
Total: 46
Jacksonville Jaguars at Seattle Seahawks
Line: Seattle -19
Total: 41
Buffalo Bills at New York Jets
Line: Jets -3
Total: 38.5
Chicago Bears at Pittsburgh Steelers
Line: Bears- 3
Total: 40
Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos
Line: -15.5
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History is ALWAYS written by the winners!
Over the centuries…the history we learn in school was the information the historians wanted us to have. Historians are typically the survivors. Those hardy few that weathered the elements…the wars…the plagues and famines…and lived to tell the story. Historians are appointed by the winners. Those leaders and rulers of kingdoms wanted their legacy to be in a favorable…and mostly a dominant frame of reference. Likewise…the losers…of the battles, wars, and elections fell silent because they never had the opportunity to offer up their historical perspective…BECAUSE THEY LOST!
So…how can entrepreneurs REEwrite history? Entrepreneurs can REEwrite history like no other segment of society. The the ability to REEwrite history…is the portrayal of history with an entrepreneurial spin. A spin that might be a "rags-to-riches" story. It might highlight the ability to overcome adversity…or it could even reveal the failures that led to incredible success. No matter how history is REEwritten…there is an entrepreneurial lesson in it for every aspiring entrepreneur. REEwritten history has no filters…no editing by the winners…just the facts…and those entrepreneurial facts are call REEfacts…REEsults Entrepreneurial Facts! These REEfacts reflect the very essence of entrepreneurship so future generations of entrepreneurs can learn from both the successes…and failures of those that came before.
Now is the time to REEwrite your history. What have you learned…and HOW did you fare?
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Here is a classic example of HOW Abraham Lincoln REEwrote history to benefit today's entrepreneurs:
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Many Oles in the class of 2007, like Frosch, find that November brings the first burst of job applications, graduate school applications and panic about the future.
The Center for Experiential Learning (CEL) keeps data on where St. Olaf graduates are six months after commencement.
The data from the class of 2005, which is statistically similar to other years, shows that 29.3 percent have gone onto further education, six percent volunteer and 64.7 percent enter the work force.
"Our students are very well-prepared for life after St. Olaf College," said Pat Smith Director of the CEL. "Our work at the CEL is often just showing students how to package their skill sets from a liberal arts college."
It's too early to tell if the class of 2007 will diverge from these statistics, but so far, the class has proven to be remarkable in some areas.
This year, 18 seniors applied for a Fulbright scholarship, a higher number than years past.
"Clearly, more than other schools in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference [MIAC], it seems we have more applicants for the Fulbright scholarship and for volunteer programs, like the Peace Corps," Smith said.
Smith also said that large, Twin Cities-based companies who recruit employees out of college favor St. Olaf graduates.
"People from area school districts also want to hire teachers trained at St. Olaf," Smith said.
Anne Stadler 07 will be joining the Private Placements Group of Piper Jaffrays Investment Banking division in July of 2007.
"I had an internship with this group over the summer and was fortunate enough to be offered a position for this coming fall, she said. St. Olaf professors and the CEL were unbelievably helpful in the job search process."
Stadler credits the practice interviews she had at the CEL with helping her land her job. Stadler also used the CEL as a resume-writing resource.
Graduating seniors, Smith emphasized, should take comfort in knowing that employment predictions show companies hiring more and more in the coming years.
That being said, recent statistics show that a graduating senior will hold their first job for an average of 1.1 years.
The average St. Olaf alumnus will change jobs five to seven times in his or her lifetime.
Frosch is looking for her first job after graduation, but avoiding typical job markets.
"I am presently looking for one or two-year fellowship experiences that will provide me with the skills and knowledge I may need for master's level learning in policy or public health," Frosch said
Some seniors, like John Deck 07 and Amy Hammers 07, plan to attend pre-professional graduate programs next fall.
Deck would like to go to law school; Hammers, medical school. Both feel anxiety when it comes to the uncertainty of their futures. "I am applying to range of schools," Deck said. "A few I should get into rather easily, while others I just hope that they do not laugh at my application."
Hammers has spent four years preparing for this semester, when she applies to medical school. "It has been time- consuming and stressful these last few months with filling out applications and missing classes for interviews," she said.
Nathan Hopkins '07 is applying to graduate programs in philosophy, a very competitive field.
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Shout It Out - 2010
Shout It Out is a collection of finely crafted, R&B-flavored pop-rock, a homage to the music that
inspired HANSON when they started out. The album produced and written exclusively by the band is
augmented with special guests: Funk Brothers bassist Bob Babbitt, who played on some of Motown's greatest hits, and horn arranger Jerry Hey, who worked with Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Earth, Wind and Fire and many more.
"The anatomy of our band is similar to a '70s rock band – white guys from the Midwest who grew up
listening to '50s and '60s soul, who are mixing guitars, with vintage keys and melodic songs," Taylor
Hanson says. Adds Isaac, "We'll always be a bit rootsy 'cause it's in the Oklahoma soil (the state is
also home to artists like Bob Wills, Woody Guthrie and the versatile Leon Russell), but what we've
never stopped aspiring to is the great songwriters and performers who struck a chord with us first,
that early rock 'n' rock roll and soul music from Chuck Berry to Otis Redding. We've rediscovered that
aspiration on this record. There's a little more swing and a little more air."
While Shout It Out looks back in time musically, it also represents forward movement for HANSON.
"We love playing classic songs," says Zac Hanson. "But we never sat down and wrote our version of
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ST. LUCIE WEST -- Lace your sneakers and get ready to walk for a good cause, as the Relay for Life of St. Lucie West will be held April 26 starting at 5 p.m. at Tradition Field. This will be the 17th year the relay has taken place at the field.
The 18-hour event honors those struggling with cancer as well as those who have died from the disease. This year, the relay begins at 6 p.m. on April 26 and ends at noon on April 27.
"The community is welcome and there is no entrance fee," said Lori Finkel, operation chair for the relay. "There will be many games, prizes, food and beverages for purchase, with all the proceeds going to the American Cancer Society."
Cancer survivors and the people that take care of them are treated as the guests of honor, and are given a special reception after they take their walk, complete with a meal donated and served by St. Lucie Medical Center.
The Luminaria ceremony will also take place. This touching ceremony takes place just as the sun sets. Small bags with the names of those to be remembered or honored for their fight with cancer are written on the bags, which are placed along the track. Just as it gets dark, small lights inside the bags are lit, illuminating the path for those still walking to bring awareness to the disease.
All through the night, there will be entertainment, games, food, fun and lots of cancer awareness.
The relay currently has 44 teams, with 480 participants. To date, the volunteers have raised more than $32,000. Sale of food, drinks and other items through the night will help raise this number even higher. Last year, the relay raised more than $106,000.
One of the teams is the Tom Ruggirello Agency. Mr. Ruggirello is also the event chair for this year's relay.
"I have personally felt the pain of loss from this insidious disease as it has claimed my father, maternal grandmother and three of my closest friends," Mr. Ruggirello said. "I want to do everything in my power to help raise money that funds the research to find a cure to this disease, and hope my efforts help."
The Relay for Life of St. Lucie West will be held from 6 p.m. on April 26 to noon on April 27 at Tradition Field, located at 525 N.W. Peacock Blvd. in Port St. Lucie.
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Parents Beware: Some 'Free' Kids' iPhone Apps Are a Scam
Natalie Martinez-Brown: Call me crazy, but I decided to give my son my iPod Touch after I graduated to an iPhone.
Among the charges:
I verified that the games were, in fact, free. They were -- but those three "free" games ultimately cost me $18.95! (Some purchases were not listed above.) According to my iTunes account, these are "in-app purchases" -- non-free items used while playing their "free" games. My son bawled his head off when confronted, swearing that he didn't do anything that wasn't free. For once, I believed him.
Given the number of times my iPod Touch asked me to enter my password, it seems these apps were trying to get access to my account to complete these unwanted purchases. The worst offender, in my opinion, is Disney, who is clearly targeting kids with their "free" "Toy Story 3" app. Kids may unwittingly purchase in-app features, thinking they are playing a free game! I'm sure Disney will point to their Terms of Use or End User Agreements, but what adult -- let alone CHILD -- reads those?! Disney has been marketing to kids for years, but this is a new low in my opinion.
Here's how to make sure this doesn't happen to you!
How to disable in-app purchases:
- Go to "Settings."
- Click on "General."
- Click on "Restrictions."
- Click on "Enable Restrictions."
- This will prompt you to choose a 4-digit PIN/password; reenter.
- Scroll down to "In-App Purchases" and slide to "Off."
Now your in-app purchases will be disabled, your free apps will be free again and you can give the iPod Touch back to your kid (maybe). This of course will not prevent others from being taken advantage of, so use your social-networking skills to create awareness about this very sneaky business practice!
Pass this on, write a negative review on iTunes (I did), tweet and FB your hearts out. Tell them that you are sick of being nickled-and-dimed, and that it's deplorable to target kids.
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Read about what the love of money—or the obsession over it—can do to the dynamics of a even the best of families. read more
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Read some advice from a pastor and father who has been there, done that, with his boys. read more
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Discover some tips that will make it easier for you to communicate better with your teen, no matter what the subject. read more
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Im honestly not sure how the hell Roc plans to live this down. Not only did he make MB look bad , he embarassed his family.
2. He tweeted about surviving on his own, i get it. I understand you tryna make it. But negro you hangin around the EXACT place you said you tryna get up out. What sense does that make!! Plus you got a team of supportive ppl around you thats probaly tryna help you but you tryna do it on your own.
I pray this aint the of MB , but damn it somethin' gotta happen.
Soo alot of people already got somethin' to say about Elijah (EJ) . Like damn the boy just got in the group! Yall tryna run him off already?
TBH I think I like the change. Yeah it's going to take some getting used to but , the change might be good. (Finally some bump and grind music :P )
Plus , puberty did that boy some good he fine.
Come on yall. We all gone miss Prodigy but hey, give the boy a chance to prove himself before we go judging him so fast


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19 December 2003
Weekend boating, sailing and fishing enthusiasts in the Sydney area can now access the weekend forecasts in a new, easy to see graphical format on the Australian Government's Bureau of Meteorology's web site.
Dr Sharman Stone, Federal Parliamentary Secretary for the Environment and Heritage said the new forecasts will be available for the first time this weekend.
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"The forecasts will be provided for point locations rather than an average for a larger area."
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"People who don't venture more than a few nautical miles from the coast will benefit from these more specific inshore forecasts."
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Albany - It's election day and voters in Dougherty County voters are choosing a new county commissioner for district two.
Voters in South and East Albany are choosing a successor to William Hall, who stepped down.
And today was the first time voters had to show picture id's to cast a ballot.
Aldyne Roberts showed her driver's license before she voted at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church and she said she didn't mind.
"One reason, I am used to it. Most places you go now you have got to show your photo i.d., and I like that," said Ms. Roberts.
Georgia's new law requiring official photo Identfication has been the subject of lawsuits and political attack by civil rights organizations. But every voter we talked with at the polls said they had no problems with it.
Emma Carrithers said "I think we should, so we know who is voting."
Opponents of the new law claim it imposes an illegal poll tax on voters who have to pay for a state issued identification card.
Dougherty County Elections Supervisor Carolyn Hatcher said "The photo I-D from the Department of Driver Services is $20 for a three year. "
The State has now authorized free i.d. cards to those who can't pay the fee, but opponents still say photo i.d.'s will keep some people away from the polls.
Governor Sonny Perdue says the law will deter voter fraud.
Four candidates people are in the race for Dougherty County Commission district two.
Brenda Brown, John Hayes, Rance Pettibone, and David Williams are the candidates. Well have election results on WALB News 10 at 11.
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Federal investigators hosted two rounds of meetings at Chambersburg Area Senior High School's auditorium Tuesday; one for teachers, the other for parents. The goal was to share information about the recent arrest of high school Spanish teacher Jeffrey Schmutzler.
Students, like high school Junior Nathan Prohonic, were also in attendance. Prohonic said Schmutzler was his Spanish teacher and one of his favorite educators.
"I was kind of stunned for the whole situation," Prohonic said. "I didn't know what to think, what to say, how to react."
Tuesday night, Prohonic wasn't worried about studying for any tests or finishing any school projects. However, he was worried about whether or not he was one of Schmutzler's alleged victims.
Federal prosecutors said Schmutzler took pictures of some of his male students and imposed their faces over pornographic images.
On Tuesday, federal officials informed parents that there is no evidence that any female students were involved or that there was any unlawful physical contact with minors.
Additionally, one investigator told parents they have not found any illegal images on Schmutzler's work computer.
Investigators do not believe the material was distributed, claiming that this was something Schmutzler did in private. They said he kept the images offline.
They could not comment on the amount of time they believe Schmutzler was allegedly committing the crimes, but said they have found some pictures of graduates.
They have contacted potential victims and said they will continue to do so as they sort through evidence.
They are still searching through the images, officials said.
Members of the Keystone Crisis Intervention Team were on hand and will continue to provide assistance to those affected.
After the meeting, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Eric Michael said the district will continue to help the community heal.
Schmutzler has officially resigned from his position, according to district officials.
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"Touchy Feely" opens THIS FRIDAY 9/13 in Seattle at the Harvard Exit and in Los Angeles at the Sundance Sunset Cinemas in West Hollywood. I'll be playing songs at the Seattle Q&A's on Friday and Saturday with director Lynn Shelton, hosted by David Schmader of the Stranger.
Also this week, USA Today is doing a giveaway of the "Horses" 7-inch single.
And finally, here is a new still from TF of some dashingly handsome gentleman giving Ellen Page a sunflower.
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On the heels of everyone getting an intimate glimpse into the personal life of on-again off-again MLB pitcher Roger Clemens, it is time to take a closer look into the events that have led the Rocket to this disaster
March 1983: Clemens chooses the #21 as a reminder to himself of the maximum age limit for girls he will sleep with.
May 1984: Celebrates MLB debut alone at a Boston-area Chuck-E-Cheese.
Fall 1986: Publicly declares his switch from "thrower" to "pitcher" and admits that the change has nothing at all to do with baseball.
August 1991: Clemens spends the entirety of his salary for that year on gifts for various "nephews" scattered across North America and parts of Cancun, Mexico.
1993-1996: Pitching production dips coinciding with an infidelity production surge.
July 1997: Teammate and fellow cheater Ed Sprague walks in on the Rocket doing steriods off the small of Brian Mcnamee's back.
Winter 1998: Defeats pro golfer John Daly in an arm wrestling match earning himself the right to sleep with Daly's then-wife as set out in the provisions of Redneck law.
June 2000: Becomes the first MLB player to ever be part of 3 grand slams in a single day after giving one up to Mike Piazza, having sweaty sex with a fat girl, and then capping off the night at a Denny's restaurant.
Spring 2003: Although never aired, Clemens submits his own cut of the Armour Hot Dog commercials consisting only of him, a 12-pack of frozen Armours, and the whole Dallas Cowboys Cheerleading team.
September 2003: Retires from cheating on his wife and walks away from an impressive 20 year career of being unfaithful.
January 2004: Makes the decision to return to cheating on his wife as long as it allows him to be closer to his family.


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MC@Play: Marie Claire Does Coachella
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Just to be clear: Israel was established in 1948. It did not exist in 1947.
Secondly, when it was established, Jerusalem was not within its borders. East Jerusalem still isn't.
It's good that events in the region are making Israel feel uncomfortable. Every day, they steal a little bit more of someone else's territory, so they deserve to be uncomfortable
Jordan is an artificial country created by the British. It should unite with Syria into one country... There was never a Jordan. Jordanians do not exists
Reluctant Polutter wrote:"So we do. The rest is His will."
Right.... there is a word for this kind of thinking, it tends to get appropriated to Islamists, though it definitely fits in with your comments.
When it comes to Jerusalem, the real claim can be made by the a number of European aristocracy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_of_Jerusalem
Jews and Israeli's are not the same thing, something your kind often forget.
"Netanyahu roundly blames the Palestinians for their supposed intransigence, an analysis not shared by American or European mediators and monitors, who castigate Israel's government for refusing to freeze the building or expanding of Jewish settlements in the West Bank, the main bit of a future Palestinian state."
Natanyahu has kept to the promise he made than 14th June 2009, when he said "The territorial question will be discussed as part of the final peace agreement. In the meantime, we have no intention of building new settlements or of expropriating additional land for existing settlements."
No settlements in the West Bank (beyond the municipal borders of Jerusalem, which the Israeli government considers to be a part of Israel and not the West Bank) have been expanded, although there has been some new construction within existing settlements.
ISRAEL needs a new mission statement that enshrines DEMOCRACY even for deprived and dispossessed Palestinians. Its a new world out there. A new dawn. The Arabs have suddenly become politically aware; after years of oppression. Arab dictators are out. Even western-type Arab dictators. The opening of the GAZA border with EGYPT is a warning to set in motion an agreement for peace...in good faith. Israel is not a nation.....until it approaches its Palestinian citizens with dignity. Human rights dont normally come as extras in European or American democracies.
To Jacob Blues:
1. Israel withdrew from Egypt with conditions that does not give Egypt full sovereignty over Sinai. i.e. there are more Israeli tourists in Sinai than there are Egyptian soldiers to protect it. And Israel had to leave as it was scared of another 1973... it was a VERY VERY VERY close call. Remember, if Sadat was no a CIA agent, the Egyptian army would be smoking Hublee Bublee in Tel Aviv and the Israelis know that. I have friends in the Israeli army who fought in 1973... I am not making this up!!!
2. Israel was kicked out of Lebanon. It was hell staying there. They has no choice! They did not leave out of good and are not thanked for it!!! Even so... they did not leave all the Lebanese territories. They are still occupying some.
3. The daily rockets from Gaza was before you withdrew. i.e. Israel withdrew under fire. Closing the sea ports of Gaza, airport, and land borders from the get go does not by any international standard except the Israeli and US constitute withdrawal!!!
Funny thing is. Israeli still, up to this day, plays on the- we a poor, hurt, abused, and people don't like us and are unfair to us and ,look, look, look, the holocaust. Dude!!! people are outright sick! you are uncivilized with money!!! get back to the 21st century!!! you have one alley and when enough soldiers die trying to protect your apartheid buttt and the armed forces turn on the US administration, and they will eventually do so, the US will sell you out. The US has sold out alleys for its interests!
Peace in the Middle East revolves, as it seems from the words of policy makers throughout the World, around Israel's willingness to give the Palestinians and the rest of the region, whatever they demand. Is it really the peace, if you give something that you fought so many times for, just so someone would not attack you? I think, not. Pressuring Israel is not productive for several reasons, which I am going to name a few. First of all, nobody questions the authority of the Palestinian government over its people, which certainly is a prerequisite for the negotiations to be successful. On the other hand, the stability of any hypothetical Palestinian state is not rested upon the authority of Abbas or any other statesman, but only on the economic situation in the Palestinian territories, which everyone knows its quite poor. Therefore, it is doomed to failure to force Israel into signing the peace treaty unless there are more than donations that keep Palestinians alive.
If we speak about the right decisions of returning the land seized in the 1967 war, is giving Sinai back to Egypt the only reason to suspect that peace treaty would revolve around this fact? The case of peace treaty with every party in the Middle East is not a concept, but a special case. Sinai was not an important strategic territory, as Golan for instance, so parallels cannot be drawn. Israel won the war that was started by the states that now want their formerly owned land back. The consequence of losing a war is the changes of the borders. Nazi Germany lost the right to future German state to own much of northern Poland, and they cannot ask for it back. Therefore, why should Israel be the one to return something to Syrians or Palestinians? In case of Jerusalem, it will not be possible to give it away, from Israel's point of view, for the same reasons as in case of Golan. Most likely, Israel will give the West Bank, but the only fair deal would be if there would be population exchange - Israeli Arabs for Jewish settlers, something that the former would not be so willing to do.
Considering the enormous amount of aid provided to Israel and the kind of propaganda taht the US exposes itself from its support for Israel, this was a little galling to read (if true):
"M Netanyahu's people have a good word for Barack Obama. Some already accuse him of "losing" Egypt. Others see the White House as a lost cause, whereas liberal Democrats, including Jewish ones, seem increasingly unfriendly. But at least, in Israel's government view, Congress and the Republicans are holding firm."
Sounds like combination of arrogance, ingratitude and delusion to paper over incompetence.
To hack Shakespeare: Sometimes the faults are not in the stars, or in one's partners, but in one self.
Personally I think the US should wash its hands of the region. Would be sobering for the Israelis too, since it is probably is not natural for a country to expect billions from another country on a seemingly permanent, annual basis.
Think, when one looks coldly at the bottom line, the US could use the 3 plus billion dollars, and Israel doesn't hold an absolutely vital,strategic benefit for it.
Losing collaboration on intelligence or in certain high technology fields could hurt, but wouldn't present an irreparable set back.
@ Cutters:
"Jews and Israeli's are not the same thing"
Right, there are lots of non-Jewish people in the Jewish state of Israel. So what?
There lot's non-French people in France, and non-English people in England. But there will be no Israel without Jews, as well as no England without English.
ISRAEL encircled by enemies again....thats a very provocative statement manufactured to contain sympathy for poor lonely ISRAEL. ISRAEL has invaded every ARAB neighbour since 1948. Perhaps some ARAB countries have been guilty of careless talk. But that made ISRAEL only too happy to oblige. JERUSALEM is now the main point of tension with ARAB families being evicted. Not all ISRAELIS feel comfortable robbing Palestinians of their land. The GAZA border with EGYPT is now open for trade. EGYPTIANS were not in favour of blockading GAZA. The EU feeds 2 million Palestinians. That makes ISRAEL feel good.....thats the status quo. That era is over.
Thanks hsaqib for the piece from passive voices. I can see that Israel is uneasy. This might be the time to make a peace deal with the Palestinians. Politics is the art of the possible, and within Israel it has been impossible to get a deal done. No politician wants Izak Rabin's fate, for example.
Now with the policies with the Palestinians at a dead end and the threat of worse to come, a deal to normalize relations where the Palestinians also see a future would be enormous. It would be as revolutionary as what the Arabs are doing now.
The best way for the Israelis to go is to embrace the spirit of the times, encourage the democratization of the Arab world, grant the Israeli Palestinians full civil rights, pull back from the West Bank, support democratic parties in the West Bank and Gaza, let the Palestinians open the border to Egypt, shower Gaza and the West Bank with aid for social services and infrastructure, prosecute illegal settlers, honor the property rights of the Palestinians, encourage Israeli business to set up in the Palestinian areas, begin cultural exchanges with the Palestinians accenting the common heritage, go to a Palestinian restaurant once a week or invite a Palestinian into the home for supper.
There is always a need leadership and management during times of political, economic and social flux. A regional conference should be called in Jerusalem. May 16th is the target date. Many parties are aware of this target date. The waters have been tested. As Napoleon said "Strategy is the art of using time and space well." As prophesied, the centre of gravity is shifting to the Middle East and no matter what anyone does the momentum will only increase in the coming days and weeks. The various protests are a result of the status quo inhibiting young people's ambitions. Managing from an ivory tower is never as good as actually engaging. A meeting in Jerusalem with various representatives from Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Egypt with other nations present should be called. A peace treaty could be negotiated. Various GDP's in the region...Israel US$292.7 billion; Jordan $31.01 B; Syria $96.53 B; Lebanon $53.81 B; Gaza $4 B; Saudi Arabia $600.4 B; Egypt $452.5 Billion. The total GDP of these eight areas is approx. $1.5 Trillion. This can increase by at least 5% per annum over the coming years if trust and co-operation increases. Israel's GDP grew by 5.4% last year. Peacemaking like business is a dynamic process. Stasis and stagantion is dangerous. The vacuum of true vision and leadership needs to be filled. Confusion always precedes understanding.
@ Cutters,
my dear nervous friend! ROLF is of course an argument... when you have no facts to disprove what I told. Be my guest.
As to the Iranian ships in Suez Canal, I cannot see why they shouldn't use this international waterway. If under the current UN sanctions against Iran as a rogue and terrorism promoting state they must be banned from the Canal, it's a UN vis Egypt problem, not Israel's.
If they are second edition of the Karine A affair... well, they'll wind-up unloading (courtesy of Israeli Navy) in Eilat, exactly as their predecessor on January 4, 2002.
Once again, be my guest.
vardisfisher wrote:"[T]he existing infrastructure built by the existing population, and ownership rights of said infrastructure? "
Who owned the infrastructure before? The rights to much of that land do not belong to those living on the land. No one is talking about removing the population from anywhere except from illegal settlements, something that 130 members of the UN and all but one member of the UNSC think is holding up the peace process.
Israel and the US have now isolated themselves, they are against the opinion of the majority, which can only go badly for them.
@ Cutters:
"When it comes to Jerusalem, the real claim can be made by..."
Claims to something that isn't theirs are being made all the time by certain kind of people... mugging is a favourite pastime of aristocrats for centuries; other "claims" to Jerusalem, the eternal capital of Jewish people, are not different.
@ Cutters:
"...if Israel has no friends, not even in the west, that is it's own fault."
Please return to the very beginning of this discussion, post #2. It reminds us of "the ancient concept of the Nation that dwells alone, not counted among the Gentiles".
It would be absurd to look for a guilty side for a fundamental truth, and I certainly don't. It is just as it is: Jews are alone in this world - tête à tête with the Almighty, who tells us to do every and any necessary effort to keep the land He had given us.
So we do. The rest is His will.
Methinks it's time for Israel to start making genuine attempts at making peace with its neighbours...
You've sewn the wind, now you are going to reap the whirlwind. This era is forty plus years in coming and Israel's political leadership have utterly failed to plan or lay the groundwork for it and how to get through it.
The failure is threefold. First and foremost is the failure to plan for the downfall of the United States and what that would mean for the particular set of geopolitical relationships that exist in the Middle East. The second is a consequence of sewing the hatreds of hundreds of millions of ones' neighbors for generations; and then to discover that they are, in fact, your neighbors, who live, right next door to you.
The third, was and is the founding of a European nation state in the middle of a non-European culture and civilization, and then to suppose that you could live in perpetuity in that place, segregated in pristine isolation from its changing currents and evolutions. It was always and is now plain to see to have been an utter fantasy.
The way ahead? Well, a ship in the north Atlantic during a winter storm can't be sailed, and the passengers can't behave, as if they are on a winter cruise in the Gulf of Mexico. Israel must simply batten down the hatches and be prepared to ride with the storm. She must reconcile herself to being what she is, a Middle Eastern nation state with a majority Muslim and Arab/Palestinian citizenry, IN THE MIDDLE EAST. It sounds crazy, but that is what it is.
The young masses in the streets of Cairo and the other capitols are, however, both the challenge and the hope. Half the populations of these countries (contrary to Israel's racist views) are too young to bear the wounds of revenge, for wars lost before their grandfathers were born. Israel can get a hearing with these people, Heck, democracy, got a hearing from them, and no one thought it would. So contrary to Israeli propaganda if she is bold and honest enough to make concessions in negotiation with these children and lend her technical expertise to creating viable political economies of them, and she will be able to live through this with them.
Peace can only be negotiated with someone who desires it toward positive goals for oneself and others. There is no question that Isreal would benefit immensely with a full and complete (real) peace with its neighbors. However its neighbors are another issue - they have amply and clearly demonstrated over these many years, a congenital and murderous hatred for Israel. Add to this fact their holy book the Koran condones and encourages their followers to pretend to enter peace negotiations in bad faith toward the goal of ultimate subjugation (or worse)of the enemy.
Given this situation Israels only choice is to strengthen its economy, defenses, forge good alliances or in general become more formidable a country as ever. The next two years will be the most dangerous for Israel as Obama and company (liberals) are anti Isreal and will actively look to subvert the Israeli causes at every turn. But after November 2012 things will likely get better with the expected election of a conservative.
I would suggest that Isreal expand and strengthen its alliance with India and look for possibility of entering into an formal alliance to help blunt the radical Islamic threat currently emanating for the Middle east , especially countries such as Iran, Syria, Pakistan, etc.
Isreal needs to be more proactive and vigilant than ever before - for the Iranian leadership is actively looking to expedite the appearance of the 13th Imam. It is only a matter of time before the Islamic crazies led by someone claiming to be such an Imam, will be on a holy warpath. At this point there will likely be an acute shortage of virgins in heaven.
God speed.
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The demand for new housing in Turkey: an application of ARDL model
AbstractThis study provides empirical estimates for new residential homes demand function in Turkey using the time series data for the period 1964–2004. An aggregate demand function for new private dwellings in Turkey is formed and is estimated using bounds testing cointegration procedure proposed by Pesaran et al. (2001) to compute the short and long-run elasticities of income and price variables. This study also implements Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) and Cumulative Sum of the Squares (CUSUMSQ) stability tests on the estimated new housing demand function. The empirical results indicate that income is the most significant variable in explaining the demand for new housing in Turkey and there exists a relatively stable new housing demand function.
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Les Granges is situated in the Aube (Champagne-Ardenne region) in the north-east of France at 27 km from Troyes, the department capital. (General information: Les Granges is 154 km from Paris).
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Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Noyers-sur-Serein (40km)
Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour) Chatillon-sur-Seine (44km)
Regional Natural Parcs Foret-d'Orient (38km)
Churches or other religious monuments Abbaye de Pontigny (Pontigny) (30km); Eglise de Saint Martial (Seignelay) (38km)
Remarkable gardens Jardin du prieuré (11km); Jardin du château de Barberey-Saint-Sulpice (31km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé) (see also historical French towns) Auxerre (46km)
Sites of natural beauty Lac d'Orient (32km); Lacs Amance et du Temple (45km)
Amusement park / theme park Nigloland (48km)
Towns of Art and history Troyes (27km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Neuville-sur-Seine (27km)
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Canton: Chaource
Arrondissement: Troyes
Department: Aube
Region: Champagne-Ardenne
Postcode: 10210
from Troyes (prefecture): 27 km
from Paris: 154 km
from Calais: 359 km
from Nice: 544 km
from Bordeaux: 504 km
from Strasbourg: 279 km
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