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On Saturday, I completed my last double digit run before the Chicago Marathon. My training schedule had me running 12 miles. Instead, I headed down to Chicago with my mom and two of her friends to participate in the Chicago Women Rock 1/2 marathon, making it my 7th half marathon. Continue reading
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Marathon Training Recap Week 15-Peak Week
We are less than 3 weeks away from The Chicago Marathon. I can't believe the day is almost here and that summer is officially gone. Our weekend involved hanging out, yard work, and lots of napping…always a requirement during these last few weeks of training. Last weekend I felt like I was back in my first trimester of pregnancy. Seriously, so extremely tired. But I'm getting lots of z's during the week and feeling a little bit more energized this week. Here's how training went down last week:
Monday: Barre class @ The Barre Code
Tuesday: Run was cut short because Madelyn had a Dr's appointment. Managed to squeeze in 3.3 mi @ 10:09 pace. Was also having problems with my earbuds. I finally unplugged them and finished my run music-less. It was kind of nice.
Wednesday: Midweek long run. 10 mi @ 9:37 pace. Best Wednesday run I've had in a while.
Thursday: 5 mi @ 8:31 pace. On fire. First time all summer achieving negative splits. It was beautiful: 9:13, 8:46, 8:20, 8:19, 7:59. I'm going to try to ignore the pace on my watch for the rest of training and see how that goes. So far it seems to be working out well for me. Core & upper body strength work after my run.
Friday: Rest day. Stretching and lots of foam rolling.
Saturday: 18.53 mi @ 10:19 pace. Miscalculated 20 miles and run was cut short because of pure lack of motivation. Still feeling good about the marathon.
Sunday: Core work and this yoga for runners video on youtube. Youtube is a great resource for post run stretching videos. I've been using them a lot this training cycle and my legs felt normal after my long run on Saturday.
Onto week 16! Time to taper and to look into getting new shoes :-) Always a plus! I've been switching between Saucony Guide 7 & Newton's Lady Issac. Not sure what I want to wear for the marathon.
Question of the day: What's your favorite thing about Fall? What shoes are you currently running in?
Getting Through The Long Run
Happy Monday guys! We are three weeks away from The Chicago Marathon and that means TAPER TIME! I thought this would be a good time to share what has helped me get through those long build-up runs the past 15 weeks. Here are 10 tips that make running long distance a bit more bearable.
1. Have your route planned before you head out.
It's so much easier to run long distance if you have a good idea of where you're going. I'm usually pretty good about this, but I failed on Saturday when I set out for my 20 mile training run. My first loop was 14.9 miles (which was preplanned and routed using MapMyRun). The second loop, I underestimated and by the time I got to my starting, point, saw my watch and then my car, I decided to call it quits. I know that if I had planned that second loop better, 20 miles would've happened.
2. Create a killer playlist. Last weekend, I thought I forgot my headphones at home. I was just about to get in my car and drive back and I saw them laying under my seat. I couldn't fathom running 18 miles in the cold without some sort of distraction. I use Spotify for all my running music and used it to create my Chicago Marathon playlist last year. When I'm not training, I use the free version. I can usually get through a decent run with very little commercials. I found that with some of my training runs, my wireless data would cut out and leave me without music for a little bit. This annoyed me and so I figured if I'm training for a marathon, I might as well treat myself to uninterrupted music. You can download music and play it offline from your mobile device with the premium version. You can also find me *here* if you're looking for more spotify friends.
3. Run with Friends. Don't have friends that run? Find new friends! ;-) Or join a running group and make new friends there. I have done most of my build up runs with Badgerland Striders and I have met some fellow Chicago marathoners in the process. Running with people that share a common interest helps pass time and keeps you on track. When you're running with a friend, no one wants to be the first person to stop and start walking. It's a great way to challenge yourself and each other.
4. Get inspired. Confession time: some days, running is the last thing I want to do. As much as I LOVE to run, there are days, like Wednesdays after work, where running 10 miles is the last thing I want to be doing. Sometimes those midweek longer runs really take some mental preparation. When I need a little extra inspiration, I will read some of my favorite running blogs (Hungry Runner Girl, Run Eat Repeat, Chic Runner) or scroll through my Instagram feed for inspirational pics. This usually does the trick and gets me a little bit more excited for my run.
5. Treat yo self! Training for a marathon is no joke. It takes a toll on your body, your mind and your overall well-being. Reward yourself for setting your alarm( on a weekend) to run what some would call a crazy amount of miles.
6. Find a GU that excites you! Because if you're not running, when else is it acceptable to eat salted carmel GU?
7. Get some fun toys. I would be lost without my Garmin and now add in my bluetooth headphones to running gear I can't live without. I love uploading my runs and seeing how I've improved from last year, where I struggled in my run etc. It's definitely more than just a GPS watch.
8. Have a support system. Marathon training & sometimes running in general would not be possible if it weren't for my wonderful husband, mom and sister who have helped to keep an eye on Madelyn while I've spent all morning running. This also involves them waking up early on weekends (or staying up after working all night) when they really didn't have to. It's nice to be surrounded by loved ones who understand why you want to be in bed by 9pm on a Friday night…
9. Get properly fitted gear. I cannot stress enough the importance of going to get professionally fitted for every pair of shoes you wear. After I had Madelyn, I got fitted at a local running store and they put me in a very stable Brooks' shoe. I continued to run in this same version of shoe throughout my first marathon training and after. I couldn't figure out why, later on, my feet were hurting me so badly. They were a great shoe! Turns out, after a while I didn't need that much stability and I had been running in the wrong shoe. They were right for me after I had a baby, but as I got more strength back in my core, the shoes were a wrong fit for me. Shorts are also a big one for me. Ill-fitting shorts have the power to break your run. My favorites are my Lululemon tracker short. I haven't really tried any other brand. When you find one that works for you, you stick with it. And sports bras ladies!!! Definitely find a great fitting sports bra. I know that I will NOT be wearing my black Nike one for the marathon. If ever.
10. Recover. Ice baths and foam rolling is where it's at if you want to walk like a normal person the next day.
And sleep. Allow yourself a nap if needed over the weekend of a long run. It will make you feel better. I promise.
Question of the day: Tell me! What gets you through a long run or a grueling workout?
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Happy Packer Day! Madelyn clearly knows what's up.
I hope everyone's week is going well. One day closer to the weekend and to my little cousin's wedding! I'm thrilled to watch her get married, and I can still remember when she was born…how's that for feeling old?!
We definitely started our week off with a bang. On Monday, Madelyn spent some quality time with her great grandparents and my mom, while hubs and I hopped on the Amtrak and ventured down to Chicago for the Cubs vs. Brewers game. I can't remember the last time I was at Wrigley Field for a game, but it felt good to be back in familiar territory :-)
When we got into the city, we ventured into Old Town and visited the Fleet Feet there. Of all the stores to visit in Chicago…clearly I have a problem. I think I love this store so much because it's my first experience with running stores. I remember calling my mom after my first visit there and saying, "They just have so much stuff for running!" I also participated in a few of their fun runs during my Chicago days. As we left Fleet Feet, it started to pour. We didn't really have an agenda until the game, so we kind of ducked out from the rain and then decided to head toward Wrigley.
We ate at Mo's Cantina before heading to the game. The day turned out to be perfect. Great weather and an awesome date, what more could a girl ask for?
After the game we met up with Kristine for a few drinks and before we knew it, it was time to catch the late train back to Milwaukee. But not before stopping for some Lou's. Of all the Chicago style pizza the city has to offer, Lou Malnati's is my absolute favorite. That crust tho! Unbelievably delicious. Hubs ordered our pizza to go because he didn't think we'd have enough time to eat there. His plan was just to have us eat it at on the train. I had a better idea. Instead, we sat in the park near our old apartment, shared some pizza and talked about the old times. This is the same park where we took Oliver on his first walk and where we had our engagement pictures taken. By far my favorite place in Chicago.
Today, I met my mom for lunch at Sven's Cafe. I haven't been here in a while, but I stuck with my usual. Mixed greens salad with goat cheese, chicken, walnuts, grapes and balsamic. It never fails me. I also had an Italian soda with pumpkin. It was good, but just a tad bit too sweet for me. My mom had the coconut Italian soda and that tasted much better.
I also decided that today would be my last day of work for the week. I have so much to get done before this weekend and I want to spend some time with Madelyn before she heads down to Chicago (for the first time ever without us!!!!) to spend time with her grandparents for the weekend. I know she will have a blast, it's me that I'm concerned about ;-)
Tonight, I was really feeling a bike ride. The last two runs (the only runs this week!) I've had have not been the greatest. My legs have felt heavy and I'm left feeling defeated. I don't know if it was the humidity or the fact that I ate like crap this weekend (or both) but I haven't been on my A game. So I decided it would be best to give my leggies a little break and head out for a bike ride with my entourage in tow.
It felt really good to work my legs but in a different way. We rode up to Leff's Luckytown for some food before the Packer game, and then rode our bikes back. The best way to consume "not so healthy" food. I told hubs it felt great to work off the food we just ate as opposed to just sitting there and letting it sit in our stomachs.
Tomorrow, I have a barre class on the workout schedule and then taking the day to chase Madelyn around while trying to smuggle her with hugs & kisses. it's funny, I've spent a whole month away from her so you'd think a weekend would be no problem, but it never gets easier.
What's on your workout agenda for the weekend? Any other fun plans? I'm also headed to a marathon Q & A session at PRO this weekend! I'm thrilled for that!
Chicago Marathon Training Recap Week 12
Motivating Others
A few months ago, I came across this article on Runner's World website. It was a debate about whether or not you should offer encouragement to other runners on a race course. Continue reading


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Paul Sussman: Writer andarchaeologist hailed as 'theintelligent reader's Dan Brown'
Thursday 21 June 2012
Paul Sussman, a former Big Issue columnist, one-time game show host and an archaeologist, became an acclaimed and best-selling author with a series of thrillers described by The Independent as "the intelligent reader's answer to The Da Vinci Code". He was much loved for his self-deprecating and laid-back demeanour, allied to his quick wit and humour.
Following stints as a gravedigger in France and a Harrods' cigar seller, Sussman conceded that his life "was never destined to follow a wholly conventional path." Apart from writing, his other passion was archaeology, and in 1998 he unearthed the only item of pharaonic jewellery to be have been excavated in Egypt's Valley of The Kings since the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb by Howard Carter in 1922.
Born in Beaconsfield in July 1966, Paul Nicholas Sussman was the only son of Stanley, a sales manager for a textile manufacturer, and Sue, an actress-turned-psychoanalyst. After a few years in Hampstead the family moved to Northwood in north-west London. Schooled at nearby Merchant Taylors', Sussman read History at Cambridge. He fully embraced the collegiate lifestyle: he was in a thrash metal band, Meathead and the Turbohammers, represented St John's College at boxing, winning a blue, and won the Sir Joseph Larmor Award for his outstanding intellectual contribution to college life.
Graduating in 1988, Sussman drifted through his twenties with a variety of jobs, almost joining MI6; he also toured Europe in a "ground-breakingly execrable production" of Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach, with Sussman as Aunt Sponge. He even tried his hand at stand-up comedy and co-ran the TAD Theatre Group in Widnes.
Sussman's life changed when he joined The Big Issue in 1992, selling advertising space. After much pleading from Sussman for a writing role, the magazine's co-founder, John Bird, acquiesced, starting him off as a feature writer and film reviewer. His column of irreverent, humorous news stories from round the world earned him a band of devoted followers, and, in 1996, spawned his first book, Death by Spaghetti. He won several awards for his "In the News" satirical column.
After seven fruitful years in "an edgy, chaotic, madcap and gloriously stimulating environment," Sussman bewent freelance, working for a number of papers including The Guardian and The Independent as well as CNN. While also working as a co-presenter on L!ve TV's cable talent show, Spanish Archer, Sussman met his future wife, Alicky, a researcher. In his capacity as Pedro Paella, as contestants were introduced, Sussman would sing a humorous ditty about them on an inflatable guitar. Alicky recalled, "Although we were at the pits of our careers, I knew he was the one straight away and I think he knew as well." Following "a mountain-top proposal" in Egypt they married in 2001. She later became a producer and director of documentaries for the BBC.
Sussman's Auntie Joan was responsible for his love of archaeology, following a trip to the Tutankhamun exhibition at the British Museum in 1972. Fascinated by the treasures on display, the six-year old began extensive excavations in his back garden in the hope of discovering something similar. With age, he became a dedicated "mudlark," digging along the banks of the Thames.
Through acquaintances, Sussman was invited to act as the diarist on the 1998 Amarna Royal Tombs Project – the first new dig in the Valley of the Kings since 1922; thereafter, he returned annually for two-month digging sojourns. He soon found himself supervising and, incredibly, discovered the only item of pharaonic jewellery since the original excavations. It was a small rectangle plaque of beaten gold, stamped with the cartouche of the pharaoh Seti II.
Sussman was more taken aback by the assortment of other revealing artefacts they unearthed, including a pair of beer-jar stoppers; a collection of copper chisel heads; an ostracon, a small limestone flake, bearing a cartoon of a man masturbating; and the leftovers of someone's fish supper. He noted: "These are the remains not of living gods, but of the men who dug and decorated the tombs – people who went to work, sniggered at rude jokes, had a beer and a takeaway at the end of the day. People pretty much like you or me. That's why I love archaeology: because it doesn't just show us how different things were, but also how similar."
Thereafter, Sussman's passion for archaeology and writing, added to a passion for Middle Eastern politics and current affairs, were fused in his debut novel The Lost Army of Cambyses (2002), which weaved the unexplained story of the 523BC disappearance of a Persian army in the Sahara with the investigation conducted by Inspector Yusuf Khalifa of the Luxor police into three seemingly unrelated murders and the explosive politics of modern Egypt. The book was described by one reviewer "as complex as a hall of mirrors and almost as gripping as a death threat".
His second book, The Last Secret of the Temple (2005), encompassed what was becoming Sussman's trademark – "not just a tightly plotted, richly observed, thought-provoking thriller, but one with a soul." He pushed the Dan Brown buttons, a review went, "adding plenty of satisfying twists and turns, and grounds the story in the violence and intrigue of the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict." The Hidden Oasis (2009) was hailed as "an intelligent, compelling, beautifully written thriller."
With global sales of over two million, his first three books were translated into 33 languages. Five days before his death from a ruptured aneurysm, Sussman, who had recently completed Labyrinth of Osiris, due for publication next month, posted on his site: "proof copy of the new book arrived in the post this morning – very exciting. Curiously I am more excited about this one than any of my previous novels!" The former Big Issue co-worker and Guardian journalist Xan Brooks said, "He was particularly proud of the one he'd just finished: he felt he had nailed it."
As a family man, Sussman doted on his two sons and had a reputation for beguiling young children with his storytelling about witches, trolls and magical kingdoms. "He was like the Pied Piper," his wife said. "All the children loved him." A future children's book had been pencilled in. He is survived by Alicky and two sons. The couple's first child, Layla, died at birth in 2006.
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Paul Sussman, author, journalist and archaeologist: born Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire 11 July 1966; married Alicky 2001 (two boys, and one daughter deceased); died Denmark Hill, London 31 May 2012.
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The statement, given in response to a briefing on Sunday from Malaysian officials, also called for a review of satellite data which, Malaysia says, indicates the plane probably crashed somewhere in the Indian Ocean.
Relatives have repeatedly accused the government and national airline of botching a response to the plane's disappearance and of withholding information.
They accuse Malaysian authorities of playing an agonising "cat-and-mouse game" over the fate of their loved ones.
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The Boeing 777 went missing with 239 people aboard on March 8, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
Malaysia, which denies it is withholding information, says satellite data indicates the plane crashed in the remote Indian Ocean although, despite an intensive multi-nation sea search, no evidence has been found.
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Not getting enough sleep will cost your brain dearly (via micdotcom)
And yet we still lionize those who sleep under their desks.
There are a few people whom I end up respecting for this behavior, because they can't help cramming in a few extra hours of super-weird thinking time to work out the stuff they're working through.
For most of us, however, the "late to bed, early to rise, grinding it out" startup mentality is just pretty fucking stupid.
Unless you're a genetic anomaly [and you're probably not, no matter how "used to" five or six hours of sleep a night you are], you are achieving less than you could because you're sleep deprived.
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Never write more than two pages on any subject.
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Ah, 2009, when everybody and their VCs were jumping onto the gamification bandwagon. Good times.
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Make the locusts swarm together (put your finger on the screen) then put the Pymy on the swarm and I think it will slice it or you will have to do it. Try it a few more times if it doesn't work the first time. Sorry if it doesn't work for you. :-(
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You throw a pygmy in the air and slice it like you do on fruit ninja! (make sure you have the bugs flying around) If it doesn't work the first time keep trying!
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho opines that Premier League rivals Liverpool have the upper hand in winning the Premier League title this season because of their absence in the European scene.
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"There is another, like Liverpool, with a big advantage with the fact that they don't play in the Champions League," Mourinho told Sky Sports.
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"When I say we're not the top candidate everyone thinks 'here he is again, with what you like to call the mind games," he said.
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"The league is amazing - it is difficult for every one of us."
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While many Mac users absolutely swear by Apple's software, Windows users don't always have the same enthusiasm for applications like QuickTime and iTunes. Well, with Windows 7, those folks many no longer have to deal with QuickTime—or hunt for more obscure third-party alternatives. As TechRadar points out, the Windows Media Player build in the upcoming Windows 7 release candidate will have support for .mov videos out of the box.
Don't just take the site's word for it. You can see Microsoft reveal the move for yourself in a post on the Engineering Windows 7 blog. The post details a number of changes in the upcoming RC build, from new alt-tab behavior and taskbar scaling to User Account Control security tweaks and more straightforward networking management. Under the "Windows Media Player" section, the blog post reads:
21. Improved playback support for video content from digital camcorders and cameras
Customers loved the increased range of formats natively supported by the Windows 7 Beta, but noticed areas where they wanted broader support. For example, one was unable to seek to a specific spot in the video in Windows Media Player or Windows Media Center for AVCHD content that was imported from a digital camcorder. We've addressed this. Also, while the support for video from some digital cameras worked great, we also got feedback about supporting a broader set of devices out of the box. We've since added support for Windows Media Player to natively support the .MOV files used to capture video for many common digital cameras.
That should definitely remove the need for QuickTime on a good number of Windows PCs. Of course, the .mov container format is also used for online video (like on Apple's movie trailers website), and Microsoft doesn't mention whether the Windows Media Player plugin will be able to fill in for Apple's software there. If recent reports are accurate, you may be able to find out for yourself on April 10.
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I must confess to a rising sense of frustration and rage when observing the
increasing number of ill-informed and fallacious critiques of Israel by liberal
Diaspora Jews.This is not in reference to the loathsome so-called
anti-Zionist Jews who call for boycotts of Israel. Nor even to jaundiced
far-Left Jewish groups like J Street, that inflict considerable damage on the
Jewish state by calling on the US government to pressure Israel, or orchestrate
petitions such as those recently circulated among liberal Jewish clergy
demanding that Israel cancel plans for residential construction in Jerusalem's
Jewish suburbs and the E-1 area.I refer to those Jews who, when it was
fashionable, were enthusiastic supporters of Israel. But the estrangement of
many of their liberal non-Jewish friends from the Jewish state encouraged them
to also assume politically correct attitudes, even adopting an "anti-Zionist
chic." Some were swept up in the tide of post-modernism with its often espoused
view that Israel was born in sin and represents one of the last bastions of
colonialism.This was an evolutionary process which began with the
progressive application of moral equivalence to Israelis and Arabs and climaxed
with Binyamin Netanyahu's election and demonization as an extremist nationalist.
At this point, these Jewish liberals began chanting the mindless mantra that
Israel had become obsessed with maintaining "the occupation."They
adopted the Arab narrative that settlements represented the greatest obstacle to
peace, dismissing the fact that settlements comprise only two percent of
territory over the Green Line and that since Oslo, every territorial concession
from Israel merely emboldened Palestinian radicals and resulted in intensified
terror.AS A rule, these liberal Jewish critics ignored the facts that
the PA, no less than Hamas, consistently refused to make reciprocal compromises
and that the conflict was not related to territorial compromise but over ongoing
Jewish sovereignty in the region. They also downplayed the ongoing missile
attacks and vicious incitement and anti- Semitism infusing all levels of
Palestinian society.Israel is now more isolated than at any time since
its creation. We are surrounded by anti-Semitic Islamic regimes bent on our
destruction and Iran is on course to becoming a nuclear power. Most European
countries, whose soil was drenched in Jewish blood, are again standing on the
sidelines as they did prior to and during the Shoa when Jews were being
slaughtered.Surely, at such a time, even liberal Diaspora Jews could be
expected to unite in support of the Jewish state. Yet alas, increasing numbers
of them are distancing themselves further from Israel.A recent example
was the condemnation by the North American Board of the Union of Reform Judaism
of housing construction in the exclusively Jewish suburbs of east Jerusalem and
E-1. This undermined a central Israeli policy, endorsed by the vast majority of
Israelis.Were the Reform Jewish leaders not aware that this area had
always been designated to remain within Israel and that the Bush administration
even acknowledged this in a letter to prime minister Ariel Sharon in the wake of
the unilateral withdrawal from Gaza and the forcible uprooting of Jewish
settlements? Were they unaware that the uproar instigated by the Palestinians
over residential construction is a ploy to undermine our vital interests in
areas which until now were never in dispute? That they are seeking to impose
upon us, as an opening benchmark to negotiations, indefensible borders based on
the 1949 armistice lines? That this formula would deem the Temple Mount and the
Old City of Jerusalem occupied territories? Or the subsequent extraordinary
outburst by the progressive rabbis of Bnai Yeshurun, one of New York's most
prominent temples, who proclaimed that "the vote at the United Nations was a
great moment for us as citizens of the world... an opportunity to celebrate the
process that allows a nation to come forward and ask for recognition." This, in
the immediate wake of the UN speech by PA head Mahmoud Abbas, who accused Israel
of killing innocent Palestinians during the Gaza war and indulging in ethnic
cleansing.Aside from also endorsing the 1949 lines as future borders for
Israel, were these rabbis not aware that Abbas was calling for reunification
with Hamas, whose leader had just proclaimed that "Palestine is ours from the
river to the sea and from the south to the north... there is no legitimacy for
Israel... We will free Jerusalem inch by inch, stone by stone. Israel has no
right to be in Jerusalem."THE EXTENT of the breakdown among Jewish
liberals was highlighted when even David Breakstone, vice chairman of the World
Zionist Organization and a devoted Zionist, recently provided a Kosher
certificate to Peter Beinart, one of Israel's most biased and hostile Jewish
Diaspora critics.Breakstone stressed that while strongly disagreeing
with Beinart's call to boycott Israeli settlement products, he was attracted to
him because he is a committed Jew, sends his children to Jewish day schools and
provides a service to Zionism by criticizing our failure to sufficiently promote
peace and uphold the ethical high ground because we maintain the
"occupation."Few would dispute our obligation to be self-critical and
expose injustices in our midst. But this is not what Beinart and other liberal
Jews like New York Times columnist Tom Friedman promote. They produce distorted
one-sided evaluations demonizing Israel as the principal obstacle to peace. They
promote anti-Israeli politicians like Chuck Hagel and accuse Jewish leaders of
promoting McCarthyism. They call on the US and other governments to exert
pressure and force Israel to conform.How can Breakstone possibly
describe such people as "champions of good old-fashioned Zionism"? THERE IS also
an increasing tendency among Jewish liberals to hijack the memory of
assassinated Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin as a means of discrediting
Netanyahu. This is outrageous. Rabin, whom I knew and admired, was a genuine
patriot. His "gamble for peace" proved disastrous. But at no stage did he even
come close to promoting the views attributed to him today by liberals.He
was adamantly committed to the unity of Jerusalem and initiated the E-1 project.
He would never have contemplated delaying its construction or freezing
residential building in Jewish Jerusalem. It is therefore unconscionable to
shamelessly exploit his name to promote views he himself bitterly
opposed.The reality is that Netanyahu has made more concessions and is
far more accommodating to the Palestinians than Rabin.One would wish to
believe that much of the condemnation of Israel by liberal Jews, compounded by
purportedly being grounded on Jewish values, is not malicious but based on
ignorance. The blame for such behavior could then be directed solely toward
Israel's failure to convey the reality of our situation.Yet sadly, one
becomes increasingly convinced that many Jewish liberals have closed minds and
do not wish to be enlightened, because their principal motivation is to
demonstrate to their "progressive" friends that they are more open-minded,
universal and tolerant than their "bigoted" Israeli kinsmen.The writer's
website can be viewed at www.wordfromjerusalem.com. He may be contacted
at firstname.lastname@example.com
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