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The product will allow organisations to deploy a Containers-as-a-Service (CaaS) either on-premise or in a virtual private cloud, the firm said. According to Docker, CaaS is an IT-managed and secured application environment where developers can, in a self-service manner, build and deploy applications.
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Corina Vacco's prize-winning, eco-fierce novel, MY CHEMICAL MOUNTAIN (Random House, 2013), is coming out soon, and she'd like to invite all of you (and any guests you'd like to bring) to celebrate at the launch party with her. The event is free and will be lots of fun—snacks, drinks, book signing, free t-shirts (while they last), and more—and just by showing up, you'll be supporting a local debut author, along with the West Coast's oldest independent book store all in one night!
Vacco wrote the original draft of this book at the foot of an extremely toxic landfill, just so she could feel the fear and breathe the air. In her words, here's the story of how MY CHEMICAL MOUNTAIN came to be:
"The Coast Guard transferred my husband and me from Miami to Buffalo in 2004. It took time to adjust to the snow and cold, but I ended up falling in love with the area: the Finger Lakes, the Elmwood Art District, Niagara Falls, and a sculpture park in the middle of a forest. I also ended up stumbling upon a real-life toxic town situated near one of the most dangerous landfills in the world. The landfill contained chemical sludge from Love Canal and other environmental disasters, along with radioactive waste left over from the Manhattan Project. It was known these contaminants had leached into nearby groundwater and soil. People who lived nearby had received letters ordering them to stop eating vegetables from their gardens.
"I attended a town meeting where residents confronted the government, demanding that the landfill be cleaned up. I met a teacher who worked at an elementary school adjacent to one of the landfills. I interviewed people, who not realizing the danger, grew up swimming in creek water that changed colors from dyes dumped by a nearby factory. Sadly, government officials declared the area "safe" and no remediation was done.
"Shortly thereafter, my main character Jason's voice appeared in my mind while I was walking my dog through the city. I'd heard about this happening to other writers, so I knew just what to do—I asked him questions: What is it like living near a landfill? Are you angry about what happened to your father? Why do you swim in the creek when you know it's contaminated? I listened quietly to what he had to say, then I drove out to the landfills and wrote what felt like a love letter to a cleaner world, an ode to justice for those harmed by rogue polluters.
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I was very pleased with the possibility of a one bedroom suite since our two smaller children travelled with us.
The hotel was a bit worndown, but overall ok at the price. The staff only spoke german and I prefer English.
efficient and friendly english fluent reception staff, room clean and well maintained good value for a city stay.
Short proximity to the beach, very smooth and enabling personal, received a room-upgrade to premium due to shortage of rooms, fanatastic breakfast buffet with vast selection of fresh juices, fresh and dried fruit, fresh bread etc. (no additives, no industrial packaging on the food, all freshly prepared).
Wonderful room, tasteful decor, friendly staff, great food, great location
the old flair, individual breakfast time
Cleaning and courtesy are first rules, beautiful hotel in fantastic place!
Position near to the city
It was a no-frills room compared to other hotels costing the same in Germany
The rooms badly need to be refurbished. They are dating from the late 1970's/early 1980s and look very tired. The carpet was old and stained, the TV didn't have a remote control...I would expect that for 92 euros a night. The shower was an old fashioned hot/cold mixer, impossible to get the right balance. The staff were fine, but the room was horrible and probably the worst I have stayed in for along time. Outrageous to charge 92 euros for rooms in this state. Having travelled around scandinanvia and stayed in places that are much cheaper and better presented.
Friendly staff, the spa, the comfort, lovely breakfast
The room was quite far away from the mainbuilding and the access not so good for people with walking 'problems'.
Friendly staff, good food
Old 80`s decor in the rooms with pinefurniture.
Good breakfast. Fair price.
Depressing neighborhood, but it could have been the lousy weather..
Extremely helpful owner
Friendly, helpful staff
We were here only for a one night stay, but found the hotel staff very interested & friendly.
Location and friendly staff. Cleanliness andf fair standard. Good parking possibilities with garage.
Wery cordial and helpful staff.
Lovely location and very friendly helpful English speaking staff who would ealp with anything asked of them. Rooms are clean, large and the bathroom was a high standard. The restaurant, which overlooks the sea is excellent and meals are big portions. The breakfast is continental and all ingrediants fresh. Cold fruit juices, plenty of hot coffee and crusty bread rolls. When I left on the last day I was too early for breakfast but the manager insisted they make me a lunch bag - and at no extra cost. The 3 nights I was there on business were really relaxing and I'd use this hotel again and recomend it.
All in all I can't think of anything I didn't like
Location perfect directly at the beach
Hard beds, wifi only works in restaurant not in the whole hotel as advertised, rooms are not quiet, tv very very small and old, no minibar, breakfast poorly and full of flies that was disgusting
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Blizzard Confirms Final Split with Korean e-Sports Association
StarCraft developer looking for new partner ahead of sequel's release.
With the imminent release of StarCraft II, Blizzard has revealed that they intend to find a new e-sports partner in Korea. Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime told the Korean publication Yonhap News that they are moving in a different direction.
"We've tried to talk to [the Korean e-Sports Association] for three years, but we can't get them to recognize our IP rights. Of course we think our IP rights should be respected. StarCraft II will be released soon, so we will have to look for a new partner," Morhaime said (via a very rough translation).
KeSPA is one of the largest e-sports associations in South Korea. It supports several well-known teams of professional StarCraft players.
KeSPA and Blizzard have been at odds for several months now. Last year, Blizzard began sponsoring the broadcasting outlet GOMtv to the exclusion of KeSPA and its own broadcast partners.
One high-profile incident within the professional gaming scene occurred during last year's BlizzCon when Park "JulyZerg" Sung-Joon was reportedly pulled from competition by his team STX, which has strong ties to KeSPA. Several other teams reportedly declined to participate in the GOMTV events.
Together with the high-profile gambling scandal that has rocked the professional leagues, recent events have painted a picture of a competitive scene in flux. We'll see how things shake out when StarCraft II arrives later this year.
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Man...Posted: Apr 28, 2010 12:00AM PST by GenesisDoes
South Korea takes their gaming veeery seriously. Hopefully, we won't see any deaths to sabotage teams.
IP IssuesPosted: Apr 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by parklife444
My guess would be that Blizzard feels it should profit from/have control over television broadcasts and marketing involving its product. I doubt KeSpa consults Blizzard over every (or even any) use of the Starcraft name and game.
We deserve better journalismPosted: Apr 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by RPGCSinistral
Kat reported only half the story here. Why does Blizzard have a problem with the Korean e-Sports Association to begin with? What is the specific issue regarding IP rights? How has this been a problem for years?
@cosignPosted: Apr 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by GunnyMcSword
IP stands for intellectual property. KeSpa refused to allow Blizzard participation in the e-sports broadcasting and when Blizzard tried to go ahead with GOMtv KeSpa pulled their 'famous talent' away from GOMtv events. Or something like that, I just started reading about it when I saw an article on this a few days back (well that one article really hoho).
interestingPosted: Apr 27, 2010 12:00AM PST by Cosign
not entirely sure what he means by "can't get them to recognise our IP rights".
One organisation goes down, another comes up to take its place. And I am 100% certain that Starcraft 2 will still be ridiculously huge in Korea. So nothing to worry about.
@Master_of_7sPosted: Apr 26, 2010 12:00AM PST by Horney-Perv
Have you done any research as to why Blizzard is pulling LAN from its game? Instead of making guesses why don't you get your facts straight.
LAN has many different protocols and you can connect to private servers that support up to 256 (I believe this is the correct number) players. Connecting through LAN does not check your key because you never connect online. People in China and other countries massively pirate this game and Blizzard tried to fight the pirates but all of them were protected because they included LAN play with their game.
For the competitive community, again this means nothing. You connect to private servers online! This will not affect competitive play. I live in Korea and all the competitive players I see play online over private servers. In fact, I almost see no one using LAN.
For anyone who may be wondering.....Posted: Apr 26, 2010 12:00AM PST by Master_of_7s
This is the real reason why LAN play was eliminated from Starcraft II and probably will be eliminated from Diablo III.
KeSPA and their affiliates are going to have a hard time hosting any SCII tourneys without the go ahead from Blizz since all network play will go through Battle.net now.


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A historic plantation estate (circa 1857) surrounded by vineyards, orchards, and rolling pastures of KY Bluegrass region. Experience the charm of the old south and the tasty wines of Kentucky's renaissance winery on site! Sip lemonade under the plantation elm, stroll through the vineyards in the moonlight, sleep in the luxury of nineteenth century Victorian elegance, and wake to the aromas of a hearty plantation breakfast.
4.4 on July 20, 2016
We had a great time. I definitely will stay here again. The owners were very friendly and made you feel at home. It was a great experience!
5 on July 06, 2016
My wife and I celebrated our 25th Anniversary at Springhill Winery and Plantation Bed and Breakfast. The night, room and our hosts were perfect. I recommend this venue for any couple looking for a romantic getaway. Breakfast was over the top! If you are reading this review trying to make a booking decision...BOOK IT. You won't be disappointed.
4.6 on July 06, 2016
First time BnB'er, but after this experience I don't know if a hotel will ever do again. Great food, history, and people. Free wine tasting for your stay.
4.4 on July 02, 2016
The breakfast spread was better than great, exceeded only by Eddie's tales
5 on June 22, 2016
Location, views, amenities, room, linens were all over far greater than anticipated. The bed slept divinely, the Sunday breakfast was a southern girl's dream. All the lodgers were friendly; the hosts were outstanding in their hospitality, their warmth and their personalities. I loved the stories and would enjoy hearing so many more! My stay was too short, and we went to a show the night before so we were unable to sit with everyone in the evening, but the grounds are absolutely spectacular and the morning sun coming in our window in the morning was a sight to behold. Truly, a remarkable find and I do hope to be staying here again soon. I will be telling all I know about this lovely place and hope to be sending some people to this home very soon.
5 on June 20, 2016
Eddie and Carolyn were fabulous hosts, the house was nothing short of magnificent, and the food was over-the-top great! And the location is perfect for visiting Bardstown, cute as can be, but also convenient for EVERY place on the Bourbon Trail, and only 45 minutes from Buffalo Trace. I'll try to return!
5 on June 20, 2016
Could not have expect more. Will return many times.
4.0 on June 19, 2016
The highlight of the stay was the superb breakfast served by the owners themselves. Our interaction with them and the story about the house was both interesting and entertaining. The wine tastings (included) are a nice touch but you have to arrive before the tasting room closes.
4.6 on June 19, 2016
We stayed here while taking a mini vacation with friends. We had been sampling on the bourbon trail and also enjoyed a couple wineries including this one in the area over a couple of days. The wine tasting area is on the small side, but very nice. Our server was new, but very nice also. The Inn is beautiful. They have done a wonderful job restoring the home. Still a couple rooms to go. They served and joined us for a huge, delicious breakfast. The owner told us stories about the history of the home and the restoration process. You can tell they love it! The only drawback we had with it was the bathrooms. Although ours was in our room, it is an open concept and not private. For one night, we worked it out and it wasn't too much of an issue. It's hard to work plumbing in old homes and you've got to appreciate what you can get. It was very nice and inviting overall.
3.2 on June 14, 2016
Our experience was very nice, it would have been better if the room we stayed in had not had an adjoining door with another room. Next time we will pick a different room. Good overall experience though.
The Cabernet Suite opens from grand double doors into a massive space filled with a king's "Renaissance" bed with posts the size of trees. A bed you can get lost in with your love. Wing backed chairs and a Duncan Fife sofa for your leisure. A colonial private bath just tip toes away from your bedside.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $175
Nightly Rate: $145 - $175
The Merlot Room overlooks the north slope of the Vineyard and the full view of the Plantation Elm tree. This room's decor is reminiscent of the nineteenth century antebellum period with a private bath and porticoes from floor to ceiling. The king size "Plantation" bed, designed by Jessica McClintock, has intricate carvings of old world craftsmanship and adorned with a Victorian comforter and pillows, perfect for a night of restful dreams.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $175
Nightly Rate: $145 - $175
The Rose' Suite opens at the top of the flying stair case into a massive space filled with the famous "Mecklenburg" bed with rope turnings, beaded molding, shell ornaments, and classical pilasters that blend into an elegant setting, befitting your pleasant dreams. An antique love seat beckons for your leisurely visit and a colonial private bath with vintage decor is only a few steps from your bedside.
Nightly Rate: $130 - $150
Nightly Rate: $130 - $150
The Chardonnay Room is the coziest room with the view of the winery, courtyard, and the vineyard that stretches out to the rolling hills and wooded licks. The famous "Rice" bed with its towering posts, surrounded by Victorian decor, mantel, and colonnade private bath.
Nightly Rate: $120 - $140
Nightly Rate: $120 - $140
Climb up the servants stairway as the manor's slave attendants did 150 years ago. You will enter the Beaujolais suite's separate den that has an overstuffed sofa and seating area. Nice 'n comfortable to relax in after your travels or just sip coffee there in the mornings. Although the slaves' rooms were very austere then, your accommodations will be warm and cozy with floral colored appointments and the beautiful Lillian Russell "spool" bed and dresser that's deep red cherry wood. The Beaujolais suite has a full bath with an oak and marble sink and cabinet and combo shower 'n tub.
Nightly Rate: $115 - $135
Nightly Rate: $115 - $135
Walk into this sun filled den with a long overstuffed sofa that's perfect for naps. Bright, warm colors and a window view of the rolling farm land surrounding Springhill Plantation. Here's a suite with a definite masculine flair with the traditional black "Roller Pin" bed, Tobacco Leaf drapes and an antique walnut dresser. Just steps away is the full bath with overhead recessed lighting, soft rich towels, an oak and marble sink and cabinets with a combo shower 'n tub. It's a shared bath with the adjoining Beaujolais suite which is perfect for families or two couple of friends traveling together
Nightly Rate: $115 - $135
Nightly Rate: $115 - $135
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Lexington, KY (LEX-Blue Grass Field) 40 miles
Two miles south of Bloomfield, on Hwy 55 and Exit 34 of the Bluegrass Parkway. See website for detailed map.
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Civil War Museums, My Old Kentucky Home & Drama, Churchill Downs & Keeneland racetracks, Gethsemani Abbey, Maker's Mark & many other distilleries, Old KY Dinner Train, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, Vineyard, Winery, Zoo
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As 2008 comes to an end, U.S. military deaths have plunged in Iraq, but risen sharply in Afghanistan.
The Associated Press tally puts the death toll among U.S. personnel in Iraq at 314. That's down from 904 in 2007, a drop of nearly two-thirds. In all, at least 4,221 U.S. soldiers have died in Iraq since the war began in 2003.
Iraqi deaths in war-related violence also dropped dramatically in 2008. Nearly 7,500 Iraqis died, including more than 6,000 civilians. But that represents a decline of 60 percent from the year before.
In Afghanistan, however, things have gotten deadlier for U.S. troops. According to an AP tally, 151 U.S. soldiers died, 40 more than in 2007. With thousands more troops headed to Afghanistan in 2009, military officials say the conflict is likely to get deadlier for U.S. personnel.


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COLLEGE STATION— Texas A&M Director of Athletics Eric Hyman announced suspensions to Deshazor Everett and Floyd Raven Sr. after the two defensive backs served nearly a month away from team activities and fulfilled other assigned responsibilities.
The two Aggie football players were initially suspended in July due to a violation of athletics department policies. Hyman said that Everett now will serve a half-game suspension, while Raven will be suspended for a full game.
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The Cellist of Sarajevo (Paperback)
April 2009 Indie Next List
"Inspired by the Sarajevo musician who, risking sniper fire, played his cello for 22 afternoons in honor of the 22 killed while standing in a breadline, this slim but powerful novel explores aspects of war not often addressed. Scenes of sorrow and danger, sacrifice and compromise make this a novel I will never forget."
— Leslie Reiner, Inkwood Books, Tampa, FL
June 2008 Indie Next List
"Twenty-two people are killed in a mortar attack during the siege of Sarajevo. In response, a cellist decides to play at the site of the attack for 22 days. The Cellist of Sarajevo celebrates small acts of courage by ordinary people as they struggle to survive under dangerous circumstances."
— Sally Wizik Wills, Sister Wolf Books, Park Rapids, MN
November 2010 Indie Next List
"Focusing on three concisely developed, unrelated characters and an unnamed cellist who has vowed to play for 22 days in memory of 22 people who have died in a mortar attack on war-torn Sarajevo, Galloway creates individual portraits that combine in a stunning picture of what it takes to survive in a city under siege. Spare narration and haunting voice make this a must-read."
— Peter Marsh, Briggs Carriage Bookstore, Brandon, VT
A spare and haunting, wise and beautiful novel about war and the endurance of the human spirit and the subtle ways individuals reclaim their humanity.
In a city under siege, four people whose lives have been upended are ultimately reminded of what it is to be human. From his window, a musician sees twenty-two of his friends and neighbors waiting in a breadline. Then, in a flash, they are killed by a mortar attack. In an act of defiance, the man picks up his cello and decides to play at the site of the shelling for twenty-two days, honoring their memory. Elsewhere, a young man leaves home to collect drinking water for his family and, in the face of danger, must weigh the value of generosity against selfish survivalism. A third man, older, sets off in search of bread and distraction and instead runs into a long-ago friend who reminds him of the city he thought he had lost, and the man he once was. As both men are drawn into the orbit of cello music, a fourth character--a young woman, a sniper--holds the fate of the cellist in her hands. As she protects him with her life, her own army prepares to challenge the kind of person she has become.
A novel of great intensity and power, and inspired by a true story, "The Cellist of Sarajevo" poignantly explores how war can change one's definition of humanity, the effect of music on our emotional endurance, and how a romance with the rituals of daily life can itself be a form of resistance.
About the Author
Steven Galloway lives in British Columbia and teaches creative writing at the University of British Columbia. He is the author of the novels "The Cellist of Sarajevo", which was an IndieBound and a Barnes and Noble Discover selection and has been chosen for community reads across the country, and The Confabulist.


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Yesterday, we obtained a 43-year-old closer. No, not Darren Oliver - although the way things are going, he could be next. No, we pulled in the greatest relief pitcher in history. Mariano will return. Why are we not celebrating? Well, maybe you are popping the corks. Maybe he's got another year in him. If anyone does, it's Mariano. But at 43, we'd be crazy not to think that every outing could be his last. And if he's not effective - ooops, there goes the season. Nobody to replace him. You can't take him out. He pitches until something goes on his body. Then it's whomever is hot: Paging Clay Rapada.And therein lies the problem. You've heard of America's team? We're becoming Alzheimer's team.Supposedly, we plan to resign Ichiro and Kuroda, adding another 76 years. Maybe the team will establish residence at the Hebrew Home at Riverside. I've heard it's like a college campus. Maybe The Scooter Store will replace WB Mason. What will they serve in the clubhouse buffet? Creamed corn? Add an...
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Dear friends,
I don't know whether it was discussed here,
but firefox 3.5 supports a new VIDEO tag.
Dailymotion is able to play ogg videos:
This may be the end of Flash.
Are you aware of Dailymotion recommendations as regards ogg encoding?
Kind regards,
Mon, 11/30/2009 - 05:38
As I've seen from news, Firefox 3.5 is a pretty substantial update to the popular open-source browser, and it's just around the corner. There is a lot of great debate in the comments about whether or not you can do this stuff in Flash. Technically, you can, but the only examples I've seen are where the entire page is done in Flash or a proprietary overlay is being used. The videos in the demo all sit within regular Web pages and are written in HTML5. What is interesting in my mind about the Ogg Vorbis format is that it makes videos programmable. Videos today are still for the most part siloed off from the rest of the Web in their Flash players as a separate experience. It is time to break down those walls. By now you probably know that one of Firefox 3.5 main features is the ability to show video encoded in Theora format natively, that is without the need of a plugin or any other software. The good thing is that you don't need a money lender just to purchased this latest edition of firefox. You can download it for free.


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So does Maruca's at the Seaside boardwalk. Pretty sure there's one reason they all use this...it bakes a lot of pies at the same time. Is it essential for ultimate crust and crumb?. I've never had a better boardwalk pie than Norma's...she has deck ovens; not a Rotoflex in sight.
i went to school at the university of pennsylvania which shares the same ethos of pizza in central jersey and jersey shore, or used to at least.. there was a pizzeria at upenn called powelton which did a replica of mack's. they still do. last visit was last fall, the pies are still the same since i went to school there over 20 years ago. one characteristic of that pie is a blonde crust. there is no extra crispiness, no crunch, it folds on it's own dough strength, not on crisp. the crust is really good, unique to the geography. it is a toothsome crust that has structure, but it's a very thin soft crumb. the cheese is the seller. high milkfat cheddar/mozz. lots of good grease.one very important aspect of this pie is the use of a special oven called the rotoflex oven. http://www.tamirson.com/images/1027roto%205.gifmack's uses this, so does powelton as does mack and manco in ocean city. the oven is an important variable of any pizza one wants to replicate imho. i can't find this kind of pie anywhere in nyc.
Is it essential for ultimate crust and crumb?. I've never had a better boardwalk pie than Norma's...she has deck ovens; not a Rotoflex in sight.
Artic Pizza,Your story is interesting. I had gone to Mack's pizza since I was very young. Mack's bakes in a Rotoflex oven, but did bake in regular deck ovens years ago. http://www.funchase.com/Images/Macks/MacksPizzaPg1.htm The original Maruca's I would guess bake in regular deck ovens too, but don't know. Maruca's started in Trenton, NJ and their pizza were called "Tomato Pies". I went to Joey's Pizza in Hamilton, NJ and their pies blew Mack's pizzas away. Joey's uses a rotoflex oven. I think it is all how the pie bakes in rotoflex or deck oven in if it will be good or not. I believe Joey's Pizza was once a Maruca's pizza. At least that is what I understand.I reported on Joey's pizzas at Reply 13 http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php?topic=25251.msg254875#msg254875 I was trying for Joey's crispness on the bottom crust for a long while. Most of my pizzas now do have that crispness unless I foul something up in the bake, or by putting too many cheeses/ingredients on the pizza. I think that getting the close to perfect crisp/whatever else you want in a pizza has to do with a lot of things. It isn't just the oven.Norma
yes, agreed. it's not just the oven, but i think it's an important variable. though formulations could be altered to work in other ovens to achieve similar end. years ago, pizza hut and dominos baked in deck ovens and then switched to conveyor which ultimately altered the product. they did change the dough formulations to try to approximate the previous product was, but was still different.
Let me jump back in here and clarify what I was saying. .It's tough sometimes in typing. I wasn't really asking if Rotoflex was necessary to get the right crumb and crust..I was actually (correctly or not) trying to note that I thought it really was not.
By the way, I enjoy using my Norpro pouring spout There was a question earlier from MR about pouring Sclafani's with it...With a little blender time and a bit of water to thin it. I haven't had any problem


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Skip to comments.Exit polls: Livni's Kadima winner in 2009 elections
Posted on 02/10/2009 12:20:41 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
Exit polls by Israel's three main television stations on Tuesday night showed Kadima as the clear winner in the 2009 general elections, with Likud coming a narrow second.
Channel 1, Channel 2 and Channel 10 polling of voters as they left the ballot box all showed victory for Kadima, headed by Tzipi Livni.
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and exit polls are always reliable /sarc
Exit polls also had kerry as the next President
My guess is that she will prevail. She will be welcomed with open arms by Hillary and Bambi. Together they will sell out the nation Israel.
I'll be the first to admit I didn't follow this election closely, but thought Bibi would win it handily.
Kadima CLEAR winner, but Likud CLOSE second? That doesn't make sense. I hope the Israelis haven't turned to suicide by voting like most Jewish Americans.
Let's wait and see. I hope this is not true, but it could be.
Likud may end up forming the government if it is only narrowly behind Kadima and Labor Party crashed.
Kadima might have won, but Likud will form the next Israeli government.
You mean, like most Americans?
It looks like Likud may come in second, but the right wing and religious parties will hold the majority. Livni may have the first try at setting up a government, but if the right and religious parties hold steadfast she will fail and Netanyahu will be able to form a majority government.
Not a bad result. Netanyahu lost a lot of support from the right when he tried to delegitimize Moshe Feiglin as a Likud member, moving his place on the ballot from approximately 20th to approximately 37th.
"voting like most Jewish Americans"
Most vote "D".
The Republican Jewish political action committee actually meets every other Thursday in the phone booth in Times Square.
Shouldn't that read that Kadima is LEADING the election?
I hope this isn't true...if it is then Israel is signing it's own death warrant.
Bye Bye Israel!!! The guess here it will cease to exist in 25 years.
The chart here makes things a little more clear. Left leaning parties did not do so well overall. If Livni is to form a ruling coalition she may choose a "unity" approach and that will mean bringing Bibi or Lieberman into the Govt. Also, remember that these are still exit poll results and things may change.
Voting in Israel's close-fought general election ended at 10pm this evening. Among the major parties, the Channel 1 exit poll gives 30 of the Knesset's 120 seats to Kadima, led by Tzipi Livni, 28 seats to Likud, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, 14 to Israel Beiteinu, led by Avigdor Lieberman, 13 to Labor, led by Ehud Barak, and 9 to Shas, led by Eli Yishai.
The Ynet-Smith poll gives 28 to Kadima, 26 to Likud, 16 to Israel Beiteinu, 14 to Labor, and 10 to Shas.
The exit poll results are something of an upset, since in pre-election polls Likud led all the way, albeit with a steadily reducing lead.
Although it looks as though Kadima will be the largest single party, as things stand it is nevertheless expected that it will be Benjamin Netanyahu who will be asked to try to form a government, since the right-wing block has a clear lead over the center-left block to which Kadima belongs. The result could however lead to a constitutional crisis, since as the largest party Kadima will claim that Tzipi Livni has the right to form a government.
The projected result is a catastrophe for Labor, the worst in the party's history. Israel Beiteinu too has gained far fewer seats than the pre-election polls indicated that it would.
Livni may not be able to form gov't due to large right-wing bloc
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With voting stations officially closed, exit polls at 10 p.m. suggested that Kadima would win the general elections on Tuesday.
However, due to the dramatic rise in support of the Likud and Israel Beiteinu, it seemed that Likud chairman Binyamin Netanyahu would have a better chance than Kadima head Tzipi Livni of forming the next coalition.
The Channel 1 poll showed Kadima winning 30 mandates, and Likud trailing closely behind with 28 seat. Israel Beiteinu was predicted to earn 14 mandates, and Labor was slated to get 13 seats.
The Channel 2 poll narrowed the gap between first and second place, showing Kadima with 29 mandates, and Likud with 27 seats. Israel Beiteinu was predicted to earn 15 mandates, and 13 seats.
Channel 10 followed the same pattern, predicting Kadima with 30 mandates, Kadima with 28 seats, Israel Beiteinu with 15 mandates, and Labor with 13 seats.
Once the final results of the election are known, President Shimon Peres will begin a round of consultations with party leaders, to hear who they are recommending for prime minister. In the past, the task of forming a coalition has been given to the head of the largest party. But election legislation gives Peres wide leeway, and he can grant the first opportunity to the party leader who he judges has the best chance in forming a government, even if that party did not earn the most mandates in the election.
G-d says differently.
But America on the other hand...
If you'd like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
61 of 120 seats.
Let my People Go!
Israel is a coalition government. I have read that it is likely that Kadima will not be able to form a coalition and Bibi will likely be asked to form one from Likud and one of the far-right parties.
All is not lost unless Likud gets a clear majority of seats in the Kenesset....which is 66 I think.
I want to watch Obama/Mitchell/Clinton try to mussle around Benjamin Netanyahu.
If skillfully handled, the Republicans could turn this into a fight between Obama and Clinton as to what happens visa-vie
US foreign policy toward Israel.
to be fair, American Jews sold out Israel first...
Nothing odd about it. Netanyahu is much more popular in USA and FReepdom than he is in Israel. He's very Clinton-like and just not trusted. Bibi may end up with a winning coalition, however, as Livni and Labour might have to rely on Arab parties non-opposition to them and on Jewish "religious" parties extracting a very high price.
According to Channel 1, the right-wing bloc won 63 Knesset seats and the left wing 57; Channel 2 predicted 64 for the right and 56 for the left; and Channel 10, like Channel 1, predicted 63 and 57.
The three exit polls, on average, found Shas to be the fifth largest party with 9-10 seats, followed by United Torah Judaism with 5, Meretz 4-5, Chadash 4, Jewish Home 3-4, National Union 3, Balad 2-3 and Ra'am Ta'al with 2-4 mandates.
Wheil things are bad here economically, what Israel is facing is simply staggering as it relates to survival.
The Obama Administration is no friend of Tel Aviv, no matter which party is in power there.
I thought Israeli Prime Ministers were directly elected.
Couldn't Likud form a coalition with Yisraeli and Labor?
So did I.
It's a parliamentary system, the Prime Minister isn't directly elected, rather the head of the political party able to form a coalition, usually the party winning the largest number of seats. Labor is to the left of Kadima, unlikely to get along with Likud, but any sort of a coalition could be put together. Yisrael Beiteinu (16), Shas (9-10), United Torah (5), National Union (3), Jewish Home (3-4) would be the logical right wing candidates, which gets Likud to 62-64. To put together a government Livni would need to sweep all other parties, including the Arab parties, and get one or two of the right wing parties to break ranks. Always possible, they negotiate these things by offering cabinet posts and government benefits.
The President (Peres) is directly elected, and will be the one to decide who gets the first shot at forming a government, Livni or Bibi. The heads of each of the parties are elected in a separate election, a few months ago. In todays election, voters vote for a party, though obviously the campaign revolves about individuals.
Thanks SJ, didn't know how it worked.
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FoxNews is reporting that Livni's party Kadima, eked out a very slim victory against, Likud, Netanyahu's party.
With other right-wing parties making very strong showings, and Labor, with Barak, going down the toilet, it is likely that it will be Bibi who will form the new government.
IMO, the right wing parties will not coalesce around Livni. She is no Golda Meir, and a leftist, feminist lesbian to boot.
Hope you are right. Israel has a Parliamentary system, and the winner will have to bring along a coalition to reach 61 votes.
This will likely be Netanyahu. The right wing block has increased in size tom 62-64.
Michael Medved is reporting that Israeli president Shimon Peres, will likely ask Netanyahu to form the next government.
We see Israeli Jews share the desire with American Jews, The PLO, HAMAS and Hezbollah to see the end of Israel.
I hate to tell you this, but that's a bad joke. There is actually a strong, influential national Jewish Republican organization named the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC), with steadily increasing membership, a national office in DC within a short walk from the Capitol, four regional offices and local chapters in about 50 cities/metro areas around the country. The web site is rjchq.org .
Several FReepers are members and all Jewish Republicans are invited to join and participate.
Livni a lesbian? Never heard of that before. She's not all that attractive, but she doesn't look like one offhand. I would think that her opponents might have figured that out by now if such were the case.
How the heck would they know? I'm sure, since the race is close, the exit poll results are within the margin of error. Plus, as I understand it, the voting is done with paper ballots. It will undoubtedly take more than a few hours to count up 5 million or so paper ballots.
google it.
Netanyahu declares victory in Israeli election
I was listening to a "republican jew on the radio call in and he was in the organization and used the term phone booth.
Might be a bad joke but I know many jews and not a single one is conservative.
They don't know. Exit polls are inaccurate, and military votes aren't counted, and tend right. I've never heard the lesbian thing either. I think Bibi won this one.
Not to mention Freedoms Watch, a multi-religious group formed at the RJC winter meeting a couple years ago. Along with Rudy Giuliani, the only ones who ran a ad slamming the Paetreus-Betrayus slander.
I hope that Medved is right. I would think that the right-wing Lieberman Yisreal Beiteninu Party (14-15 seats) would want to partner with Likud and the religious parties. I just can't see them forming a coalition with Kadima and Labor.
Really? There are somewhere between 50 and 100 conservative (politically) Jews here on FR that I'm aware of, so there have to be even more than that on FR alone. You probably have met some of them here and didn't know they were Jewish.
BTW, the RJC has attracted some very big Republican names to its events over the years, including Pres. G. W. Bush, who spoke at RJC events several times during his term. The RJC has also hosted a GOP presidential candidates forum during the last presidential primary season.
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The secondary will probably price at the close of today. I don't know why it's up after hours over $2.30
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secondary offering has been cancelled due to "market conditions". Basically they know this is going down now and they don't want to help it along.
Sentiment: Sell
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Greek Worries Hit European Stocks
European markets generally weakened, as worries about Greece's ability to fund its debt prompted investors to move into safe-haven assets such as the dollar and German bonds.
Greece's ASE Composite index dropped 1.3% to 1936.43, and Greek bond yields jumped as talks between the debt-ridden nation, the European Union and the International Monetary Fund began in Athens. Investors were focused on the many uncertainties surrounding structure and conditions of a promised aid package that could help the country meet its May borrowing needs.
Those concerns also pushed down the euro and continued to put pressure on government debt from Portugal, another highly indebted member of the 16-nation euro bloc.
Overall, the pan-European Stoxx 600 index fell 0.5% at 268.29. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 ended down 1.0% at 5723.43. France's CAC-40 lost 1.2% to 3977.67 and Frankfurt's DAX shed 0.5% to 6230.35.
Europe's technology stocks jumped in response to stronger-than-expected earnings at Apple, driven by strong sales of Apples iPhones and Macintosh computers. That bolstered investors' hopes that U.S. consumer spending may hold up this year and act as a catalyst for the broader economy. Among Apple's European suppliers, Infineon Technologies IFNNY -0.19 % gained 3.8% and ARM Holdings ARMH -0.20 % rose 3.1%.
But banking stocks were beset by worries about increased regulatory scrutiny and talk of a new bank tax proposed by the International Monetary Fund to fund future bailouts. BNP Paribas BNPQY 0.72 % dropped 3.1%.
As European markets closed, the Dow Jones Industrials Average was 0.2% lower at 11103.46, on weaker oil prices. There were no major economic data scheduled for release in the U.S., Tuesday, so market participants looked ahead upcoming data from the U.S. later this week, including durable goods orders and new home sales.
Asian stock markets ended mostly higher, as Apple earnings boosted the region's technology sector and higher oil prices buoyed energy stocks. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average of 225 companies and South Korea's Kospi Composite ended up 1.7% and the Shanghai Composite gained 1.8%. But Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 0.5%.
Late in Europe, the euro was at $1.3374 down from $1.3443, late Tuesday in New York. The dollar was at 93.18 yen, down from 93.15 yen.
In the oil market, light, sweet crude for June delivery traded around 77 cents lower at $83.08 per barrel on the New York Mercantile exchange and gold for June delivery rose 0.5% to $1,139.7 an ounce.
Among major market movers: Volkswagen VLKAY 0.16 % gained 3.8% on first-quarter earnings that were stronger than analysts had expected.
Airlines were mostly higher, as U.K. flights resumed after days of disruption due to a cloud of volcanic ash. Shares of Air Berlin AB1 -1.53 % rose 1.1% and SAS SAS -1.80 % shares rose 3.3%.
BHP Billiton shares fell 2.8% after the miner said it uncovered possible violations of anti-corruption laws by its employees.
Heineken HEINY 1.37 % fell 1% on a drop in first-quarter sales.
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Posted on 04/17/2009 9:46:15 PM PDT by Blogger
Ickes is still active in the DNC....bigtime.
Great find.
Spot On!
Now, when will those Schools release "President Obama's", or Barry Obama's files?
Did He ask for, or did the Schools grant him preference as a Foreign Student?
A bit of history.
I'm impressed.
And it was on 4-20-34, almost exactly 75 years ago.
Imagine how conservatives must have suffered through the Roosevelt years.
What is frightening is that this is an ongoing and never - ending fight against liberals, leftists, and nonproducers.
Keep your flak jacket on, it is the war that will never end!
Yup, some things never change.
The video is a description of the 5 supposed forms of government, from 100% government control (Communism, facism, totalitarianism etc) to 0% government (anarchy) it obliteraties all forms of government as only temporary and futile except for 2, olgiarchy and republic. It does this in a clear concise manner, which effectively shows even a grade schooler about them. It then, in the last few moments, explains Rome, its beginning as a republic, and its morph into a democracy. The parallels are well put, and clearly where this country is today. It is an excellent way to spread the word to those who have never been taught proper history, and that is alot of people since they have been re writing it for so long now.
I have been posting this sucker all over all day, and sometimes I forget that some are stuck at work, so I have included the above basic description of the video, however it does not do the video justice. I beg, implore and urge all to view it who have not. THIS is the reason we are so angry. Taxes are a symptom, losing our republic is the disease!!!!!
THE ROOSEVELT MYTH by John T. Flynn from years ago remains a key source about this era.
As Harry "The Hop" Hopkins said, "Tax, Tax, Spend, Spend, Elect, Elect!"
dim-0-crats know how to exercise political power, and having gotten it back now, they will use it no "ifs, ands, or buts" or even "is is".
Consider the refrain: create five million new jobs, to create or save three million jobs, to now save 0.5 million jobs ... with no comment about those shifts. Perhaps the good people of Ohio, California, ..., etc., missed those changes.
This is what communists want to do, spend the government into bankruptcy and then blame capitalists. Thus, can we conclude the government in the US is currently communist?
And isn't the CNN anchor also following the same ideal shown in the cartoon when she tries to enforce how the "Land of Lincoln" will get $50 Billion dollars for Illinois? Spend Spend Spend...oh yeah, and protesting against this spending spree "isn't family viewing".
Bottom line, this fight is not new. Pick sides folks.
Thanks, I've seen that before. It's well put together.
I know many have, but I am going to keep posting it, and I hope others will send it forth to the non freeping community! Thanks for viewing it!!
Great image. Just goes to show you that as soon as something is created which good and true like the Constitution there are people who show up to attack and malign it.
The Ickes plague riding that wagon is still infecting America.
Don't say leave Chelsa or the daughters alone....
Some of us knew this from birth.
The "dims" have always been socialists.
And when they win, they become communists/fascists/marxists/nazis.
But some of those who know this, still vote in such a way as to get the traitors in. :-\
Speaking of another time, another place...
The Obama MO is Spend, Spend, Spend, tax into oblivion (we haven't gotten to that last part yet).
The only character in the cartoon I'm completely unfamiliar with is "Richberg." Strange that FDR himself is not depicted.
Fitting that the cartoon was done by the Chicago Tribune, which, under the McCormack family, was well-known to be a leading voice of conservatism up until the 70s when it changed ownership. A major difference between that period and today is that many leading MSM organs (primarily newspapers at the time) were anti-statist then, which is clearly not the case currently.
No irony at all that it was from the Chicago Tribune. Back then, under the ownership of the McCormack family, it was unmistakably a conservative publication. It veered left only after it was sold some time in the 1970s or thereabouts.
Both parties have been corrupt since the get go. Which is one of the reasons I'm not sending money to the RNC any more. I will judge the candidate and send the money directly to their campaign. Not to say that won't benefit the other, but we need to not let an oligarchy pick our candidates. As long as we still have the vote (which it may be too late for considering ACORN now has an in with our current government)we need to proactively use it to get the right candidates.
Let me think. What was going on in the early 1930's? ??? Drawing a blank. </ sarc>
Good post, Blogger
Very impressed with the history and civics lesson video. Clearly explains governments.
Knowing that history often does repeat itself and human nature really does not appreciably change, I must research to see how long the Roman Republic lasted.
Fabulous find, Blogger. Almost makes me feel a little better in an odd sort of way.
I don't know this for a fact, but I suppose the New Deal is still tought but grossly overglorified today in the public schools. Heck, Franklin D. Roosevelt is almost always rated among the top five US presidents in any survey of historians.
Holy cow! I confess I missed the irony there when I saw the cartoon.
In all fairness, that was the figure at about the time Roosevelt took office. It didn't get all that much better for the next seven years, though.
Roosevelt called the Constitution a document for the horse and buggy era (or something similar) when he railed against the SCOTUS' declaring a few New Deal laws unconstitutional. But after several elderly conservative judges were encouraged to retire and he appointed their replacements, the SCOTUS pretty much rubber-stamped the constitutionality of every law that was passed and signed.
Thanks justiceseeker93. This would be an appropriate place to link to the topics about how Obama et al have claimed that the New Deal didn't spend enough. But I want to get to bed soon. :')
Recommended Reading: LENIN IN ZURICH, by Sohlzentisyn.
Liberals think history start either the day they wake up or the day they were born.
"Lenin in Zurich" arrived in my mailbox this week, just started reading it.
Wow. Great research.
Bump for the morning.
I don't know who that Ecclesiates feller played for, but I think you're quoting Yogi Berra.
...pretty much the same thing since most of them were born yesterday.
Wow, incredible.
Ecclesiastes 9: "The thing that has been—it is what will be again, and that which has been done is that which will be done again; and there is nothing new under the sun."
(Amplified Bible; Bible.com)
Notice the use of the word red.
"Notice the use of the word red."
Oh, I hadn't caught that. Interesting at how it was used then and now it's used now.
You have to see this, if you haven't already.
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