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Indirect Israel-Hamas talks to restart next week in Cairo
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Bayit Yehudi bill would allow Knesset to reverse High Court cancellation of bills
PM pulls support for conversion bill 'in deference to concern for haredi support' ahead of election
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MDA calls for blood donations after High Holidays shortage
Israel Cancer Association to kick off 'Knock on the Door fundraising campaign'
After dying of brain tumor, IDF soldier's organs save 6 lives
*Scientists use cocktail to reprogram adult stem cells*
Five scientific balloons to launch simultaneously Wednesday in Israel, Europe
Tel Aviv U. launches fuel substitutes accelerator
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Media comment: The new IBA?
(photo credit:Ariel Jerozolimski)
The Israel Broadcasting Authority has been running a self-advertising campaign
stating that "We have programs for you at the IBA. Listen to Kol Yisrael, watch
TV Channel 1.The public broadcasting is yours and is for you." Is there
truth in this advertising? The IBA has undergone significant changes during the
past two years. Dr. Amir Gilat has been chairman since July 18, 2010. The new
plenum of the IBA was installed over a year ago, on March 13, 2011. Miki Miro is
acting head of Kol Yisrael since July 2011 and permanent head since February 6,
2012. Yoni Ben-Menachem has been the executive director and chief editor of the
IBA since September 18, 2011. Both secured their positions only after legal
battles initiated by various journalists' unions and others to prevent their
appointment.Additional milestones achieved during this period include a
new IBA law, ratified by the Knesset on March 21 this year, that redefines the
ethos of the IBA. It mandates that the IBA must strengthen and enhance the
Zionist identity of the state and, for example, reflect the struggle for
independence.It should reflect all parts of Israeli society, strengthen
ties with Judaism, Jewish heritage and values and enhance the public's knowledge
of the Hebrew language in accordance with the guidance of the Israeli Academy
for the Hebrew Language.Our parliament has defined a Zionist-oriented
IBA law, which is in accord with democratic principles of equality and
pluralism, but does the IBA abide by it? Is the public broadcasting really
"yours"? At times, it would seem that the IBA is more "of the journalists, by
the journalists and for the journalists." Nowadays, they have complete freedom
to express their opinion on anything. The IBA, it seems, furthers more a freedom
of the press than a freedom of speech.Air time is limited and, if most
of the philosophizing, admonishing, political and cultural opinion is provided
by employees of the IBA, does the IBA truly reflect all parts of Israeli
society? Miro, realizing this problem, tried to limit the expression of personal
opinions by some of the IBA's stars. In fact, he abolished the personal column
features, relegated to journalists only on the Yoman Kol Yisrael noon program on
Friday.But his efforts were met by stiff opposition. He was severely
criticized for attempting to stop people such as Arieh Golan and Keren Neubach
giving their personal opinions on air. As a compromise, he agreed that they are
allowed to ask questions but not to make statements, but before long things
reverted to the previous practice.Golan continues informing us of his
personal opinion on his 7 a.m. radio program. For example, on Jerusalem Day,
Golan said: "Here is a sentence written by the Swedish author, Nobel Prize
laureate Selma Lagerlaf after visiting the city: 'Here, envy lingers at night,
here the dreamer is suspicious of the miracle maker, here the believer wars
against the atheist, here there is no mercy, here they hate everyone in honor of
the lord,'" and added, "well, ok, this was written a very long time ago, in the
year 1900."Golan could not bring himself to rejoice or at least leave
his listeners with a good feeling on this historic day. His respect for the law
which demands that the IBA reflect Israel's struggle for existence seems to be
somewhat limited.Another painful topic is the Hebrew language. English
reigns, and not only in the advertisements. Even respected journalists such as
Yaakov Achimeir use English words such as "primaries" and "promo." No wonder
that some of the other IBA journalists routinely use English terminology,
especially when dealing with sports. Terms such as "debate" or "wishful
thinking" are but some examples of the daily abuse of Hebrew. Yet the IBA has
done nothing in the past years to uphold the law.Not all is dark. TV
programming, especially of documentaries, has changed, leaning more toward
Zionism. Perhaps the best example is the documentary "Ben Zion" on the life of
Professor Benzion Netanyahu, father of Yoni Netanyahu, who fell in action in the
Entebbe rescue, and father of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Dr. Iddo
Netanyahu.The film, which was presented for the first time this past
Monday, the 30th day after Prof. Netanyahu's death, at the Begin Center,
explores the life of one of the great Zionists who helped establish the state in
the past century.Radio programming is also changing. The IBA TV
prime-time news has been shifted to 7:52 p.m., bringing with it also changes in
the evening radio programs.The 7 p.m. Reshet Bet program on foreign
affairs has been rescheduled and instead we have various public service programs
that deal with social values issues, such as health. Yet these changes are at
best incremental as they do not create a new paradigm of pluralism. Minority
groups remain under-represented both in content and as journalists.Moshe
Negbi remains the sole legal commentator of the IBA. Programs seem to "belong"
to certain persons for years, even though they are not permanent employees of
the IBA. These include Judy Nir-Moses-Shalom's (wife of Minister Silvan Shalom)
program Fridays at 11 a.m.; former MK Geula Cohen's and author Eli Amir's
program on Thursdays at 7 p.m.; the Friday afternoon program of Yaron Enosh,
that of Shlomo Nitzan for the past 20 years or so, the Arab-oriented program of
former Labor minister Ra'anan Cohen, and more.Creating change is not
simple, especially when it means moving people who have been in their positions
for years. But openings exist. For example, Yaron Dekel left the IBA to become
the head of the army radio station. As a result there is an opening for a new
anchor for Kol Yisrael's Hakol Dibburim program, which airs weekdays from 10
a.m. to noon.One might hope that the IBA would try to take someone who
does not belong to the post-Zionist liberal camp, which receives ample airtime
through the likes of Mr. Golan, Ms. Neubach, Ms.Davidov, Mr. Enosh, Mr.
Negbi and others.For example, they might take Ms. Emily Amrousi, former
spokesperson of the Yesha council and current Israel Hayom columnist, to provide
some balance. Or Yedidya Meir of Yediot Aharonot, who also has had ample
experience as an anchor at the Kol Chai and Galatz radio stations.All in
all, the IBA's record during the past few years is mixed.There have been
some positive changes and certainly the present leadership of the IBA is much
more open and receptive to the public and its desires. Yet the proof of media
pudding is in the viewing and listening. At present, there is still much to be
desired.The authors are respectively vice chairman and chairman of
Israel's Media Watch.
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England and Wales book Under-20s title showdown
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England and Wales will meet in the first all-northern hemisphere IRB Junior World Championship final on Sunday.
Wales booked their place in a first-ever final with a narrow 18-17 victory over defending champions South Africa earlier today and they were joined in the final by England following their 33-21 win against New Zealand this evening. The results ensure a new name will be written on the Championship trophy following this year's title-decider.
Wales fly-half Sam Davies held his nerve to slot the match-winning touchline conversion against the Junior Springboks in the first semi-final after winger Ashley Evans had pounced for a last gasp try. Wales were given little chance of beating a South African side boasting a bigger forward pack and a back three who have impressed throughout the tournament, but the Welsh had other ideas and gradually found their feet after a nervous start to the clash at the Stade de la Rabine in Vannes.
Both sides went close to opening the scoring before Davies finally broke the deadlock midway through the opening period with a penalty. South Africa's Handrè Pollard then missed a chance to level the scores before Davies notched his second just past the half hour mark. But South Africa would take control of the contest before the break with second row Irne Herbst claiming a lineout ball on the five-metre line and then powering over for a score that was converted by Pollard.
With fullback Cheslin Kolbe and winger Luther Obi looking dangerous on the break, South Africa missed a chance to go further ahead when Pollard failed with another penalty. Wales made them pay with a well-worked try, a flick pass from Sam Davies and cheeky offload from Jordan Williams resulting in a score for captain Ellis Jenkins.
South Africa's response was swift, scrum-half Stefan Ungerer taking a quick tap penalty and finding Pollard who fed the ball wide where replacement Kwagga Smith recovered from a desperate ankle tap to dot down his side's second try to make it 14-11. Pollard edged South Africa out to a six-point lead with another penalty five minutes from time but the Welsh refused to give up. Davies put a kick on a plate for Evans to collect and touch down in the right corner before adding the match-winning conversion to set the seal on a sensational win.
England then created their own piece of history by beating New Zealand for the first time at age grade level in the second semi-final and in doing so exact revenge for their three previous final defeats to the Baby Blacks.
Fly-half Henry Slade was the star of the show with an 18-point haul and he opening the scoring a penalty after just three minutes. But back came with New Zealand with hooker Epalahame Faiva notching the opening try of the game just a few minutes later. However, a dominant England side would wrestle back control of the contest with tries from flanker Matt Hankin and winger Anthony Watson before half-time with Slade converting both scores.
New Zealand fly-half Simon Hickey reduced the arrears shortly after the re-start with a penalty only to see his effort cancelled out by Slade soon after. A raft of replacements appeared to give New Zealand fresh impetus and a penalty from Jade Te Rure was followed by a try from centre Jason Emery just short of the hour mark. Te Rure added the conversion and the comeback was really on with his next penalty reducing England's lead to just two points with just under ten minutes remaining.
But England asserted themselves once more with replacement Tom Smallbone crossing for a score that was again converted by Slade who set the seal on his side's historic win with a further penalty in the closing moments of the game.
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Days after rugby league star Andrew Fifita said he regretted signing a Aus$3.5 million (£1.9 million) four-year contract with Canterbury, the club released a statement saying he would not be joining them next season.
Last week Fifita, 24, was reported as saying: "If I could go back now, I wish I chose rugby and then I wouldn't be getting all the shit I've been catching now." Now, according to Canterbury, the deal is off because of a failure to agree playing terms.
A statement from Fifita's managers said they were "disappointed that we could not finalise terms with the Bulldogs but we still have several options in the pipeline to explore". This will only increase speculation he plans a code switch.
''I grew up playing rugby [union] so it was one of the best things," he said. "It's always going to be there and I will eventually go to union. It's another dream and I just want to chase another dream.''
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Butter, which experienced a 33% decline in weekly sales to 3 million lbs from 4.5 million lbs as of April 27, averaged $1.61 per lb for the week ended May 25, a per-lb decrease of 3.1c from the previous week, the U.S.D.A. said.
Cheddar cheese as US 40-lb blocks averaged $1.84 per lb for the week ended May 25, down 4.3c from the previous week. Sales for the week ended May 25, about 12 million lbs, saw a 24% rise from 9.7 million lbs for the week ended April 27, the U.S.D.A. said.
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"A crazed pitch invader attacked a linesman during a stoppage in play at a match between Chernomorets Odessa and Metalist in Ukraine. The man, a Chernomorets fan, lunged at the linesman while the officials conversed with the Chernomorets manager about a corner kick awarded to Matelist and grabbed him by the throat while pushing him backwards."
At least the police gave him back his hat. That was nice. Though they probably didn't appreciate the "Lull you to sleep with passivity RIP FREE YOU CAN'T HOLD ME DOWN" ploy. That wasn't fair.
If this happened in America, we'd have lazy journalists everywhere calling for the overhauling of the entire stadium security system. Honestly though, sometimes you just can't account for batshit crazy.
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BROMSGROVE RFC will aim to complete a National Two North double over Hull Ionians when they make they trip to Brantingham Park tomorrow.
The Finstall Park outfit will travel in confident mood after Saturday's 23-10 home success against Stockport and will hope to secure a repeat of their 38-10 victory against Ionians achieved earlier in the season.
Conditions were not ideal for rugby on Saturday but Bromsgrove dealt with them the better and that was one of the major reasons for their success.
Stockport had the breeze at their backs in the first half but it was the hosts who opened the scoring when a well rehearsed catch and drive from a line-out saw Drew Harper forced over for a try after six minutes.
The visitors got their noses ahead when Josh Longmore converted Paul Ralph's try and proceeded to make life difficult for a Bromsgrove side whose backs were not showing their usual finesse.
Jon Critchlow tried to make things happen from his unfamiliar position of fly half for Bromsgrove but unforced errors and a strong defence made progress difficult.
In fact it was the visitors who got the only other score of the half through a Longmore penalty to lead 10-5 at the break.
Bromsgrove's coaching team made a tactical switch at half time, putting Critchlow back to his more familiar position of full back and moving the talented Caolan Ryan to fly half.
The move proved a good one as the hosts got on the front foot with second rowers Horton and Burrows prominent.
They drew level 15 minutes into the half when some excellent pressure led to skipper Tom Warren crashing over for a try.
A further 15 minutes passed before they regained the lead when Critchlow was successful with a penalty.
Ryan added a drop goal from long range five minutes later and the victory was sealed in dramatic fashion when Aaron Higgins ran 50m to score by the posts after intercepting a Stockport pass, Critchlow's conversion completed the scoring.
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"The Walking Dead" Season 4 finale featured Gareth (Andrew J. West) at the Terminus. Now, it is still not clear if Gareth is a version or Chris himself from the comic books. According to Wetpaint, Gareth was supposed to be a remix character from the books, but was altered so that comic book fans could not identify him in the show.
However, Gareth looks a lot like Chris, who is the leader of The Hunters (cannibals). The Hollywood Reporter talked to showrunner Scott Gimple and comic book writer and executive producer Robert Kirkman after "The Walking Dead" season 4 finale.
The Web site asked about Chris and Gareth being similar.
"They have very similar hair," said Scott, adding, "That's as far as I would go. I'm not going to say people are right or wrong, but Gareth certainly isn't Chris from the comics unless Chris was lying to us about his past, which he may have. Chris unloaded what happened in his past in some detail, but I can't confirm or deny."
"It's possible; there are some similarities there. That's all I'll say," added Robert.
The Hunters consists of six members including Chris, who is the leader. These people became cannibals after they ran out of food supplies. Chris claimed that they had to consume their own children to survive. Hunters are featured in Volume # 11 of "The Walking Dead" comic books.
There are several clues for fans to predict that the Terminus residents can be cannibals. Mary's huge BBQ, bones on the floor and people trapped like animals in containers. However, it is not yet confirmed that Gareth is Chris because of the candle room.
The whole candle room is something new and it can be linked to rituals and sacrifices, notes Wetpaint.
Perhaps, Gareth and others can be a weird of remix of cannibals and ritual monsters.
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An 18-year-old is in critical condition after being hit by a car early Thanksgiving morning in Northampton County.
Police said Sean Kempf, of Palmer Township, was walking east on the south shoulder of Freemansburg Avenue around 12:50 a.m. near Hope Road, when he was hit by a car driven by Lisa Ball of Easton.
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Oakland's mayor is surprised the A's announced a lease extension. Says it isn't a done deal.
Jun 26, 2014, 11:20 AM EDT
Yesterday the Athletics and Major League Baseball announced that the team had reached a ten-year lease extension for the Oakland Coliseum. The mayor of Oakland is less-than-impressed:
"We are still negotiating, so were surprised by the announcement of an agreement," she said. "We plan to meet (Thursday), continue negotiations, and hope there will be an agreement soon."
There is still Coliseum Authority and city and county official approvals needed, so she is correct that this isn't done. One must read the politics into all of this, of course. The mayor and city officials want the A's to move down to the waterfront, the A's and Major League Baseball want no part of that. And they still want to keep options open to leave town entirely.
- hojo20 - Jun 26, 2014 at 11:29 AM
If they got rid of Mt Davis, it'd be a great looking stadium.
- Tick - Jun 26, 2014 at 3:44 PM
The Raiders coming back ruined the Coliseum. Used to be one of the best bleachers in baseball when I was a kid. It's a mess out there now.
- rollinnumbers - Jun 26, 2014 at 12:01 PM
a great looking stadium with still too much foul territory and the fans sitting so far away
- dowhatifeellike - Jun 26, 2014 at 12:07 PM
I would hope that sewage system renovations are part of any lease agreement.
- scatterbrian - Jun 26, 2014 at 2:52 PM
Foul territory is not the Mausoleum's primary concern.
What gets overlooked is the interior. I'm not talking sewage – though that's an obvious quagmire — but the facilities in general: clubhouse, gym, cages, video room, showers/amenities, etc. There are a bunch of colleges whose facilities put Oakland's to shame.
- 18thstreet - Jun 26, 2014 at 2:57 PM
And that there are college facilities that nice is a shame in its own right. There are better places to spend tax dollars. Say, on making tuition lower for all students instead of making a nicer weight room for the jocks.
- APBA Guy - Jun 26, 2014 at 12:10 PM
As always, from Rhamesis Muncada:
Key takeaway:
"That makes it official. MLB is throwing its support behind Wolff and his plan, however nascent, for re-doing the Coliseum complex."
Redoing the mausoleum makes the most sense. The city of Oakland doesn't have the cash for a major development along the waterfront, as some want, nor is it's campaign to lure SF start-up spillover working to the level they would have you believe: VC spend in Oakland was 5% of SF spend in 2013.
- dw3dw - Jun 26, 2014 at 1:02 PM
Perhaps Bud Selig and MLB should appoint a "blue ribbon" panel or committee to study this issue. Haha.
- simon94022 - Jun 26, 2014 at 2:01 PM
The A's are negotiating with the Joint Powers Authority, which was created by both the City and County governments. The JPA and probably Alameda County want the A's at the Colisseum long term. Mayor Quan and other City Officials want to use that site for a vast development centered on a Raiders stadium and move the A's to a waterfront site. Most independent observers think the Mayor's ideas are pipe dreams, even before taking into account the fact that Oakland is offering no public money for any of it.
The A's and the County/JPA officials appear to be the grown ups here. The City of Oakland just continues to embarass itself.
- soleman50 - Jun 26, 2014 at 2:18 PM
The Mayor of Oakland is & always will be a nut job!!
- serbingood - Jun 26, 2014 at 2:20 PM
In the meantime Dionne Warwick, or her hologram, is warming up the singing pipes to belt out a heart warming rendition of 'Do You Know The Way……'
Regardless, the A's are showing that winning is not directly related to the condition of the home ball park.
- tmc602014 - Jun 26, 2014 at 3:07 PM
Is this the only mayor in America that does not want a major sports franchise? The A's have been trying everything to get out of town for what, a decade? Now it seems they are ready to stay a while but the mayor says "wait a minute…"
- mazblast - Jun 26, 2014 at 4:39 PM
All it means is that the payoffs haven't been made yet, or that Hizzoner wants more than he's already been promised.
- clydeserra - Jun 26, 2014 at 4:52 PM
10 year lease?
For sure that means an all star game soon, right?
- tablescrappy - Jun 26, 2014 at 7:06 PM
Deal is done. The mayor is either out of touch or still in the process of appeasing the Raiders with a city-funded licking of Mark Davis's boots. Eh, probably both.
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Donny Green, County Executive Director for Cannon County Farm Service Agency alerts producers that sign-up ends February 27, 2009, for the Crop Disaster Program (CDP), which provides payments for 2005, 2006, or 2007 crop-year losses due to a natural disaster.
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The ending date of February 27 applies to the receipt of a signed and completed FSA-840 application along with supporting documentation and required forms available at your county FSA office. No late filed applications will be approved.
More information on CDP and other USDA disaster assistance programs is available at the Cannon County Farm Service Agency (FSA) office by calling 563-4321, extension 2, or visiting the office at 740 Old McMinnville Road in Woodbury. Information can also be found on FSA's Web site at http://disaster.fsa.usda.gov .


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