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Board of Trustees 2015-2016
The members of the Gateways Board are a diverse and experienced group of community leaders, professionals, funders, and parents representing a wide range of backgrounds, religious observance and generations. Each trustee is committed to fulfilling the needs of our stakeholders through strategic, financial and governance best practices that align with the Gateways mission and vision.
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Marni Smilow Levitt, President
Marni has been involved in Jewish organizations in the Greater Boston area since she graduated from Tufts University (1988) and Northeastern University Law School (1992). Marni spent many years involved in the Anti-Defamation League, serving as a facilitator for ADL's Confronting Anti-Semitism Program and as a member of their Speakers' Bureau. Marni has also been involved in numerous CJP initiatives and committees over the years. She is currently the Chair of CJP's Disabilities Services Committee, and previously served on the Engagement Subcommittee for CJP's Strategic Planning Initiative. Marni participates in fundraising efforts for CJP, during Super Sunday and doing donor solicitation. Marni was fortunate to be chosen as a member of the Cynthia and Leon Schulman Acharai Leadership Program in 2007-2008. For eight years, Marni sat on the Board of Temple Sinai of Sharon, where she served as Fundraising Chair, Membership Chair and Third Vice President. Marni also had the great honor of serving on the Rabbi Search Committee that brought Rabbi Joseph Meszler to Temple Sinai. Professionally, Marni is a health care attorney, having served as Deputy General Counsel for Steward Health Care LLC and as the Director of Legal Services/General Counsel for Caritas Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton from 1997-2011. She currently works for Outside GC, and lives in Sharon with her husband, Jonathan and her four children, Joshua, Alexa, Noah and Ari.
Paul Broude, Treasurer, Vice President of Finance
Paul is a partner with the national law firm of Foley & Lardner LLP, where he is the co-chair of the firm's Technology practice. Paul is a Boston native, and holds degrees from Harvard Law School and Brandeis University. He lives in Newton with his wife Nadine, and is the co-chair of the budget committee for Temple Shalom. He was the founding Chairman of the Friends of the Charlestown Navy Yard, a non-profit, community organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for residents of and visitors to the Navy Yard.
Joyce Bohnen, Vice President of Governance
Joyce has been a member of the Gateways board since 2009. Joyce was the founding admissions director for the MetroWest Jewish Day School where she worked for six years and continues to volunteer. Joyce has served as a cantor for the High Holidays for over 30 years, including the past 17 years at Temple Emanuel in Newton where she and her family are members. She is a member of the Women's Fund of Combined Jewish Philanthropies, and has recently become a hospice volunteer at Hebrew Senior Life. She was a long-time member and soloist with the Zamir Chorale of Boston and served as Chair of its board of directors. She has also served on the boards of the Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Boston, and Temple Emanuel of Newton. She and her husband Michael have two wonderful daughters and sons-in-law, and four spectacular grandchildren.
Josette Capriles Goldish, Vice President of Strategic Planning
Josette was born and raised on the island of Curaçao and has been living in the Boston area since 1965. From those early years on, she has always taken an interest in Jewish community life, serving at various times on boards and committees of CJP, the Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Boston, and MIT Hillel, among others. Most recently she was part of Gateways' G3 and finance committees. She hopes to continue her efforts on behalf of Gateways on these committees. Josette has an undergraduate degree in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a master's degree from the MIT Sloan School of Management. She was the Chief Financial Officer of an energy consulting firm and worked in the banking industry as well. Although she is currently semi-retired, she is a Research Associate at the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute and has during the past decade published two books and several papers about various aspects of Jewish life in the Caribbean.
Jeremy Grossman, Vice President of Development
Jeremy specializes in urban and suburban retail leasing, development consulting, and specialty retail/restaurant representation on behalf of CBRE/Grossman Retail Advisors and Grossman Development Group and has over 15 years of commercial real estate experience. Current agency clients include: Boston Properties, TIAA-CREF, Invesco, AEW, Clarendon, KS Partners, MITIMCO, & Street-Works. Among Jeremy's urban retail clients are Smith & Wollensky, Red O by Rick Bayliss, and Shreve, Crump & Low. He is involved with The Arc of Greater Plymouth, CJP, International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) and is the New England Idea Exchange Chairman as of July 2012.
Ellie Shrage, Clerk
Ellie has an M.S.W. from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work- Yeshiva University. She is a Certified Developmental Specialist and for the past 16 years has been working at Thom Charles River Early Intervention, working with children from birth to age 3 with developmental delays and disabilities. Prior to that, she worked at the Kehillath Israel Nursery School and The Boston Children's Museum. She previously served on the board of the CAC (Children's Advocacy Center ) of Suffolk County and Congregation Shaarei Tefillah of Newton Center. She was on the original board of Etgar L'Noar.
Mady Donoff, Chair, Nominating Committee
Mady holds a B.A. from Brooklyn College and a M.Ed. in special education from Boston University. In June 2006, she retired from a career of more than 30 years in public education, both as a speech and language therapist and elementary school guidance counselor. For most of her career, she worked in the Brookline public schools, providing support to students in grades K-8. As a guidance counselor, she worked closely with neighboring Jewish day schools to facilitate special education services for their students. For more than a decade, Mady was the Brookline liaison to the Boston University School of Education Consortium, serving as chair for two years. In Brookline, she mentored new staff, was an Elementary Staff Development Leader, a Horace Mann Teacher, and chair of the Brookline Teacher Grants Committee. Mady is a life member of Hadassah and has been active in the Boston Chapter for more than four decades, serving as president from 2006-2009. She is a member of the Hadassah National Board, the Temple Emanuel Board of Directors, the Mayyim Hayyim Board, the Temple Emanuel Sisterhood Board, and the Boston Jewish Community Women's Fund. In May 2009, Mady joined the Gateways Board and currently serves as Chair of the Education Program Committee. She and her husband Bruce, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and dental school dean, have two adult children: Elizabeth, editor of an architectural lighting magazine, and Daniel, an elementary school Instructional Technology Specialist.
Jenna Andelman
Jenna has been involved with Gateways since 2010, when she joined the finance committee, and recently began her second term on the board. She has spent most of her career in hospital and physician practice administration. A Newton native and current resident, Jenna currently manages her household, which consists of herself, her husband, and four boys ranging in age from 1- 16.
Mark Barrocas
Mark is President of Euro-Pro Operating LLC., makers of Shark and Ninja home appliances. Mark cares deeply about Jewish causes, and is passionate about the Boston Jewish community. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Jewish Committee Center of Greater Boston, where he serves as a treasurer. He, together with his wife Irina, chaired Gateways' Sweet Sounds event in November 2012. Mark and his family are members of Congregation Mishkan Tefila. Originally from Great Neck, New York, and a graduate of the University of Michigan, Mark now resides in Chestnut Hill. Mark and Irina and have three children: Sara (6th grade), Michelle (3rd grade), and Benjamin (1st grade), all attending the Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Boston.
Arlene Bernstein
Arlene currently serves on the Gateways board and was a founding member of Etgar L'Noar. At Gateways she has been a member of the governance committee and the Gateways Growth Group (G3). Arlene is a retired attorney and serves on the boards of Yad Chessed and Mothers Milk Bank Northeast. She is a member of Congregation Shaarei Tefillah of Newton.
Rachel Chafetz
Rachel is an active and dedicated leader in many Jewish organizations. She currently holds two key leadership positions – Vice President of Development at Gateways, and Co-Chair of the Boston IAC Council. Rachel currently serves on the Board of GANN Academy, and is an active member of JNF and AIPAC. She was formerly the president of the board of Gateways, a board member of the JCC, and a board member of the Bureau of Jewish Education. Though Rachel's work is in a volunteer capacity, she does hold a professional MA degree in Jewish Education from Hebrew College, as well as a Certificate in Special Education. She lives in Newton with her husband Larry, and together they are raising their three children.
Louise Citron
Louise Citron is currently in her third term as a Gateways trustee. During her tenure she has served as Chair of the nominating committee and served two terms as the Vice President of Governance. Recently retired after 35 years as an Audiologist and Director at South Shore Hearing Center, Louise now spends her days volunteering in the Gateways office and managing a family foundation. She currently serves on the Boston-Haifa Connection and Israel and Overseas Committees of Combined Jewish Philanthropies, and is an active participant in The Boston Jewish Community Women's Fund and the Jewish Bookfair at The Leventhal Sidman JCC. Louise's greatest joy comes from passing the value of tzedakah to her children.
Michal Fandel
Michal has served on the Gateways marketing committee and is currently the Chair of the Gateways Growth Group (G3). Other boards she has served on include Kehillah Schechter Academy, Temple Israel of Sharon and autism organizations. Her professional experience is in product and marketing strategy for innovative new technology products and programs, especially in education and healthcare. She resides in Sharon with her husband and four children, a 10th grader and 6th grade triplets.
Robert Fein
Robert was on the Gateways finance committee prior to becoming a Board member, and completed a term as Vice President of Finance. His family has been involved with Etgar L'Noar since its inception. His wife taught in the B'nei Mitzvah Program for its first two years and their daughter was a volunteer for three years. Robert has served on the board of Gann Academy and Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Boston. Robert is Vice President of Business Development at Trex Enterprises Corporation, a high-tech incubator based in San Diego, and is a Managing Director of Back Bay Management, a venture capital and private equity firm in Boston.
David Fineman
David Fineman is involved with Temple Shalom in Newton where he is the ba'al tekiah (shofar blower). He recently completed his fourth year as a member of the CJP Innovation and Community Grants committee. David leads the Workforce Analytics Consulting practice within Deloitte Consulting. He lives in Newton, MA with his wife Peggy and three children.
Nora Friedman
Nora is delighted to be joining the Gateways board. A psychiatrist at the Lurie Center for Autism at Massachusetts General Hospital, she provides clinical care for individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities across the lifespan. For the past few years, Nora has served on the CJP Committee on Services for People with Disabilities. She and her husband have four children.
Paul Gershkowitz
Paul graduated in 1982 from the University of Vermont with a B.S. in Finance and Marketing. He is the father of four children (Brett, Brianna, Alexa, and Jake) and resides in Newton with his wife, Laurie. He has worked in the mortgage industry for over 30 years and is currently a First VP of Retail Lending at Berkshire Bank. Prior to Berkshire Bank, he was the President and co-owner of Greenpark Mortgage Corporation, in Needham, MA. He also was the founder and co-owner of Assurance Mortgage Corporation. Both of these mortgage companies were sold to publicly traded companies. Paul is involved on the boards of several nonprofit organizations, including Congregation Mishkan Tefila. He has chaired charitable events for CanDo, Citizens for Affordable Housing, Gateways, Mishkan Tefila, Newton Historical Society and Combined Jewish Philanthropies. He devotes time to worthy organizations by participating on many committees. 2015 will mark the thirteenth time he has participated in The Pan Mass Challenge. He has raised nearly $140,000 to fight cancer. His passion is to inspire young adults to make a difference through involvement in social causes, community activity and charitable work. Paul's hobbies include spending time with his family, skiing, and biking.
Dara Grossman
Dara has been on the board since 2012. Prior to joining the Gateways community, she taught 4th and 5th grade and served as the social justice coordinator at MetroWest Jewish Day School in Framingham, MA. She lives in Needham with her husband and two children.
Sherene Michlin
Sherene is a special education teacher at Needham High School, where she works with students with moderate disabilities in an inclusion classroom. Sherene has worked with students with learning disabilities for the past 10 years, in the Newton and Needham public schools and in her work as a Hebrew school teacher at Temple Beth Elohim. She is a member of Temple Emanuel in Newton where she has served on the Board of Trustees, chaired the temple's Membership Committee, and implemented an experiential Shabbat program for children ages 3 and under. Sherene has a master's degree in Special Education, Moderate Disabilities from Framingham State College, and a master's degree in Human Development and Psychology from Harvard University. She completed her undergraduate studies at the American Jewish University in Los Angeles. Sherene lives in Newton Center with her husband, Robert Finkel and children, Josh (13), Leora (11) and Shira (7).
Dena Rashes
Dena has been on the Gateways board since 2011 and is a member of the development committee. She is a Vice President of the Board of The Rashi School and the Executive Vice President of Congregation Mishkan Tefila. A graduate of the Combined Jewish Philanthropies Acharai Leadership Program and a member of JFNA National Young Leadership Cabinet, Dena is a committed CJP volunteer and will serve as a 2014-15 Annual Campaign Co-Chair. She lives in Newton with her husband Michael and their four children, Emma, Lily, Daniel and Hailey.
Seth Rosenzweig
Seth serves as Assistant Vice President, Principal and Major Gifts at Boston Children's Hospital (BCH). In this role, he manages the Principal and Major Gift program. Prior to BCH, he worked at Combined Jewish Philanthropies where he served as the Vice President, Development. In this capacity, Seth's responsibilities included setting fundraising goals and strategies for the major gifts team and providing oversight for all development efforts at CJP. Prior to joining CJP, Seth was the Executive Director of Development at The George Washington University where he created a new team focused on the priorities of the President and prepared the University to embark on a $1 billion campaign. Seth is also on the Board of Gann Academy and serves on the Governance Committee of The Rashi School. He lives in Hingham with his wife Katie and son Garrett.
Barbara Schultz
Barbara joined the Gateways Board in 2014. She is a past chair of the Boston Jewish Community Women's Fund, serves on Combined Jewish Philanthropies' Governance and Nominations Committee, and recently joined the board of Jewish Family Service of Metrowest. Barbara is also involved with the Cornell Alumni Ambassador Admissions Network. She lives in Sharon with her husband and two daughters.


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First off, it's not what you're thinking: It's not a ghost story.
Nor is it much of a mystery.
"Angel Eyes,'' starring Jennifer Lopez as a cop and James Caviezel as her charity project, is very much a romance, though a more unlikely one would be hard to figure.
Lopez plays Sharon, a hard-nosed, never-give-an-inch policewoman, who wears her bulletproof vest like a security blanket and has obvious tensions with her family.
While chasing a suspect one day, she's about to catch a bullet in the head when a man jumps the gunman. It's Caviezel, playing Catch, a guy with no visible means of support, and Sharon feels obligated to at least speak to him after he has saved her life.
Catch and Sharon arrive at a rocky relationship, based more on spiky warnings and mutual loneliness than on friendship.
"I don't let anyone up here,'' Sharon says of her apartment, more a statement of her life than anything else.
"I keep my appointments,'' Catch says, also a statement of life from a guy with nothing to do in his life except keep appointments.
Review: Angel Eyes Stars Jennifer Lopez, James Caviezel Rated R for language, violence and a scene of sexuality. Grade: B-.
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The real curiosity of "Angel Eyes,'' which was marketed as a mystery, is what these two people see in each other. Both are doing fine impersonations of human porcupines.
Though the story in "Angel Eyes'' is predictable, the storytelling itself is taut, particularly in its use of music to sustain tension and colors to make transitions.
Lopez and Cavaziel have open faces that serve the movie well, but their chemistry seems forced, perhaps more by the characterizations than by the actors themselves.
As a look at two wounded people trying to heal themselves, "Angel Eyes'' works in interesting ways. As a romance, it's a little stiff.
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January 11, 2008
Studio: Freestyle Releasing
Director: Uwe Boll
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for intense battle sequences)
Screenwriters: Doug Taylor, Jason Rappaport, Dan Stroncak
Starring: Jason Statham, Leelee Sobieski, John Rhys-Davies, Ray Liotta, Matthew Lillard, Burt Reynolds, Will Sanderson, Ron Perlman, Claire Forlani, Brian J. White, Kristanna Loken, Gabrielle Rose
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A simple family man (Jason Statham) is forced to take up arms after an evil sorcerer (Ray Liotta) unleashes an army of bloodthirsty beasts that destroy his small village and capture his beautiful wife (Claire Forlani). As the marauding forces overrun the land in an effort to overthrow the king (Burt Reynolds) and his loyal magus (John Rhys-Davies), the once peace-loving peasant and his two companions (Ron Perlman and Will Sanderson) venture into perilous, uncharted terrain on a daring rescue mission. In this breathtaking fantasy adventure, director Uwe Boll conjures up a medieval world filled with royal treachery, dark magic and spectacular battles, all set against some of the most awe-inspiring vistas ever captured on film.


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Quilted Bear in Germantown closes
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This Kickstarter project is coming to a brewery near you. At least they hope so.
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Current Endowments of the Colgate University Libraries
We have been blessed by a number of special endowments and would like to extend a special thanks to all those who have so strongly supported the libraries materials and operations budgets over the years. The materials purchased with these funds will benefit future generations of students and faculty. Technologies and operational costs paid for by these additional resources allow the Libraries to meet the immediate and long-term needs of students and faculty.
General Endowments (non subject specific)
- Robert & Christine Beshar Endowment (1985- ) *books on any subject.
- Dr. & Mrs. Phililp Harff Endowment (1988- ) *books on any subject.
- Frederick C. Hicks Endowment (1957- ) *no restriction on subject or format.
- James E. Jones Endowment (1987-) *no restriction on subject or format.
- Caroline Johnson Livingston Endowment (1967-) *books on any subject.
- Ned Jay Ryder Endowment (1987-) *no restriction on subject or format.
- Norman L. Snow Endowment (1988-) *books on any subject.
- Grace S. Vance Endowment (1986-) *books on any subject.
- Friends of the Library (ongoing) *books on any subject. Books for libraries (ongoing) *no restriction on subject.
- Gladys Brooks Foundation Endowment (1984-) *materials in non-western culture.
- Robert J. Irwin Endowment (1987-) *materials in African studies.
- John W. Luther '61 Endowment (1987-) *materials in ethics, & international relations.
- Beatrice & Ivo Robert Malan Endowment (1996-) *preference for materials in French literature & parapsychology.
- Ong Lei Ping & Stephen A. Maloy '73 Asia/Pacific Fund (1995-) *books about or published in the Asia Pacific region.
- Michael D. Rakov Endowment (1988-) *books in English Literature, Native American Studies, & Peace Studies.
- Adler Foundation J. P. Klein Endowment (1975-) *materials in art, music, & drama.
- James C. Bowling Endowment (1998-) *materials in art & art history.
- Isaac Davis Endowment (1875-) *books in religion.
- Stephen J. Early Endowment (1898-) *books in religion.
- Bertha & Isaac Liberman Foundation Endowment (1997-) *materials in art, music, & theatre.
- Robert L. Murray Jr. Memorial Fund (1988-) *books in classical studies.
- Robert J. Collishaw '55 Endowment (1997-) *materials in economics.
- John H. Grady Endowment (1987-) *materials in history and political science.
- Susan J. Hopkins Endowment (1928-) *materials in law.
- Richard L. Massolo '70 Memorial Endowment (1982-) *books in social science.
- Paul A. Moyer Endowment (1964-) *materials in European History.
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Fantastic plugin. One issue I am having trouble with is editing the featured imaged when it is a thumbnail.
With my theme the featured image is posted as a thumbnail on the right side of the text.
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The only work around I have to date, is to move the thumbnail to the left and remove left margin ( as even a smallish margin causes the text switch-out)
A solution like a short delay between closing the image edit left tab and opening the text edit tab would help. Or perhaps and option to switch tab sides.
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March 26 News: Prioritizing Climate Action Not On Congressional Agenda?
Here are five pieces of energy legislation that are likely to occupy Congress' time before they directly address climate change. [National Journal]
- Energy Efficiency: The House has started a bipartisan caucus aimed at passing energy efficiency legislation—bills that would require buildings that provide the same amount of light and heat with less fuel, for example.
- Offshore Drilling: Murkowski, the panel's ranking Republican, has introduced a bill with Democrat Mary Landrieu of Louisiana that would expand offshore drilling, give coastal states a taste of the profit, and require some of the money to go toward development of renewable energy.
- Nuclear Waste Storage: Proposals to build an interim "medium-term" nuclear-waste dump were also stalled until this year, as the most likely site for such a facility is New Mexico. But Bingaman, the New Mexican who chaired Senate Energy and Natural Resources, was not a fan. Now that he's retired and been replaced by Wyden—whose state has a closed nuclear-power plant that still stores radioactive waste—plans for a "medium-term" nuclear-waste storage dump are suddenly on the move.
- Ethanol Reform: There's growing opposition to the provisions of a 2005 law mandating that oil refiners blend an increasing share of plant-based ethanol into the nation's gasoline mix…. Given those pressures, there's a growing coalition of strange bedfellows—the oil industry, environmentalists, food manufacturers, and antipoverty groups—pushing for the law to be reformed. To that end, Upton and Waxman are working on a series of white papers aimed at opening up the issue for debate and, they hope, legislative action.
- Hydropower: In January, House Republicans brought to the floor a bill to speed construction of small hydropower plants in the Pacific Northwest…. Wyden has introduced a companion measure in the Senate. Members of both parties in both chambers are optimistic about its prospects.
Could the cooler spring have something to do with the dramatic Arctic sea ice loss seen this year? Scientists think so. [Guardian]
If you want to know what's happening to clean energy, watch the Renewable Energy Standard fights in the states. [Washington Post]
Dave Roberts writes of the non-inevitability of fossil fuels, and how important it is to say this explicitly. [Grist]
More on Sen. Whitehouse's "straw poll" of the U.S. Senate on the idea of pricing carbon. [LA Times]
A tax on carbon could bring the prices of goods into line with their true costs. [New York Times]
Australia merged its Climate Change Department with several other departments. [The Australian]
Global warming is leading to larger plants, more pollination, and increased allergies. [Fox 11 Reno]
The EPA has created the Hydraulic Fracturing Research Advisory Panel, which will peer-review the agency's research on fracking. [The Hill]
U.S. shale gas will be exported and used to heat homes in Britain, according to a deal struck yesterday. [Guardian]
12 Responses to March 26 News: Prioritizing Climate Action Not On Congressional Agenda?
"Univ. of Calgary team developing nanocatalysts for underground upgrading of heavy oil and bitumen; possible "next generation" of oil sands production"
Tar sands "innovation" continues…
We're getting tired of the excuses from Congress to avoid climate change. All of the topics listed intersect with climate directly.
Who are they afraid of? Devo may explain it as further devolution, where humans regress toward bacteria in a stagnant, dirty pool, grabbing whatever they can to survive instead of cleaning up the pool. It's unbecoming.
The article on "More on Sen. Whitehouse's "straw poll" (from above) of the U.S. Senate on the idea of pricing carbon" gives a good snapshot of where a Carbon Tax would be in the Senate.
This was an amendment on the Senate floor and was an open vote on a Carbon Tax (a very generic basic one at that) and it lost 58 to 41, which is rather discouraging – I'd hoped it would have been at least close.
There's no fear among the legislators in D.C. of voting down climate change legislation and there needs to be (i.e. guarantee of sponsored Primary Opponents).
Two-Headed Shark Found by Fisherman
A fisherman working off the Florida Keys recently caught a bull shark, then opened it up to find that it contained two live fetuses, including one highly unusual one with two heads. The fishermen gave it to scientists, who wrote about it in an article published in the Journal of Fish Biology this week.
As further reading, Wagner pointed to the recent Ocean Health Index published in the journal Nature http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2013/03/26/two-headed-shark-found-by-fisherman/
'Nanocatalysts', eh? Rigorously tested for safety, no doubt. Or simply declared 'substantially equivalent' to bread and butter pudding by diktat of a panel of 'industry experts' seconded to the relevant bureaucracy.
As old Mahatma said, "First the ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."
A carbon tax is an idea whose time has (almost) come. With luck, it won't be too late to save us from the BIG CRASH before we start leaving the stuff in the ground.
Allowing humans to conceive and execute such concepts —think GMO's, as well — is part of nature's plan to make sure that, once we kill ourselves off via general ecocide, any human stragglers won't start reviving the race. They'll ingest the nanoparticles and croak — or at least their reproductive organs will shrivel.
Then, whatever species survive the current mass extinction can, with us out of the way, begin to repopulate the and "rediversify" the biosphere.
Yeah, probably the latter. ;-)
You're right Philip, I hadn't thought of that angle, nano materials often have very bad biological side effects out in the real world and these bozos want to inject it in the ground so it'll eventually find its way to someones water table and do god knows what.
I agree Philip and great quote.
Seems like it'll still be a couple more years (as it sure isn't getting through the Senate anytime soon and they're the best ones) – I'm hoping the initial Arctic Melt Through will be a catalyst moment to focus the energy that is building and will continue to build in the coming years.
Sure can't be from all the nasty stuff we pour into the oceans and rivers….naaahhh.
I miss your posts prokaryotes, nice to see you around. ;-)
All part of 'The Plan', I assure you. No species, not even one as unstable and corrupted as our own, could possibly attack its own survival, and that of all higher life on this planet, in so very many ways, completely accidentally, simply as an unfortunate 'externality' to the manic pursuit of power and gelt.


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Preventing Extremism or Promoting Discrimination?
Date: 13 November 2015
Posted by: Shah QureshiSaimo Chahal QC (Hon)
Categories: Discrimination and equality law | Civil liberties and human rights | Human rights
An engaging and informative discussion about the impact of the UK Government's Counter Terrorism and Extremism policies, i.e. 'Prevent'. This podcast was recorded at a Bindmans LLP event you will hear from leading legal, academic and community experts on tackling discrimination associated with preventing extremism.
Partner Mike Schwarz discusses the case of Stephen Gough 'The Naked Rambler' on BBC Radio 4
Date: 9 April 2015
Posted by: Mike Schwarz
Categories: Human rights
Mike Schwarz a partner at Bindmans LLP features on BBC Radio 4's programme 'A History of Ideas: Thomas Hobbes and Civil Disobedience', which aired on Thursday 9 April 2015. Mike speaks to criminologist David Wilson about the case of Stephen Gough 'The Naked Rambler' in relation to 17th century philosopher Thomas Hobbes and his "social contract" theory.
Please click here to listen to the episode on BBC iPlayer.
A Night of Creative Lawyering - Legal Action Worldwide
Date: 12 March 2015
Posted by: Saimo Chahal QC (Hon)Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC (Hon)
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Legal Action Worldwide (LAW) hosted an interactive discussion on creative lawyering on Wednesday 11 March 2015 at our offices.
Our founder Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC (Hon) a Trustee of Legal Action Worldwide opened the discussion and Bindmans LLP Partner, Saimo Chahal QC (Hon) spoke on the topic of creative lawyering.
The US Senate Committee Report on Torture and Rendition: the end of the road or just the beginning?
Date: 25 February 2015
Posted by: Saimo Chahal QC (Hon)
Categories: Civil liberties and human rights | Human rights
Listen to the debate hosted by Bindmans LLP discussing the US Senate Committee Report on Torture and Rendition.
Chaired by: Saimo Chahal QC (Hon)
Speakers: Clive Stafford Smith, Richard Hermer QC, Charlotte Kilroy, Dr Sam Raphael.
BBC Radio Kent - interview with Nick Fry of Bindmans LLP
Date: 22 January 2015
Posted by: Nick Fry
Categories: Adoption | Discrimination and equality law
Nick Fry of Bindmans LLP was interviewed on BBC Radio Kent to discuss the suspension of magistrate Richard Page and discrimination in relation to adoption cases.
Human Rights: 'available in a Court near you' or in 'selected venues only'?
Date: 10 December 2014
Posted by: Saimo Chahal QC (Hon)Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC (Hon)
Categories: Human rights
Listen to the debate hosted by Bindmans LLP to mark the International Human Rights Day 2014.
Chaired by Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC (hon), Speakers: Saimo Chahal QC (hon), Kirsty Brimelow QC, Carla Ferstman and Ben Emmerson (QC)
BBC Radio Three Counties - interview with Shah Qureshi, partner at Bindmans LLP
Date: 2 October 2014
Posted by: Shah Qureshi
Categories: Discrimination and equality law | Discrimination and personal privacy
Bindmans partner Shah Qureshi comments on Camden school's ban on student because she wears an Islamic niqab or veil.
BBC Asian network - Cult leader or Third Holy Saint
Date: 4 March 2014
Posted by: Paul Ridge
Categories: Housing | Health and community care law | Judicial review and public law
Bindmans partner Paul Ridge comments on the awaited Supreme court judgment on whether a purported Sikh leader is the rightful leader of two Sikh temples in the UK.
Vanessa Feltz show, BBC Radio London - Prisoner voting rights
Date: 29 October 2012
Posted by: Sara Lomri
Categories: Prison law | Judicial review and public law
Bindmans lawyer Sara Lomri provides expert comment on the Vanessa Feltz show on the topic of prisoner voting rights.
BBC Radio 4 File on 4 – Secret Courts
Date: 27 June 2012
Posted by: Shazia Khan
Categories: Employment | Employment law for employees | Employment law for employers | Human rights
File on 4 explores the operation of secret justice in British courts and asks whether its extension to more cases would be in the national interest. Bindmans employment partner Shazia Khan provides expert comment.
BBC Radio 4 Today Programme - The Batang Kali Massacre trial - end of a Very British Cover-Up?
Date: 16 May 2012
Posted by: John Halford
Categories: Human rights
Malaysians seek an inquiry into the 1948 killing of 24 villagers by UK troops. Bindmans partner John Halford, representing the claimants, comments on the case.
Radio 4 Woman's Hour - Nadine Quashie wins employment right challenge
Date: 1 May 2012
Posted by: Shah Qureshi
Categories: Employment
Ex-Stringfellows worker Nadine Quashie wins employment rights challenge. Her solicitor, Shah Qureshi, head of the Bindmans Employment team, is interviewed on Woman's Hour about the case.


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You can also use basic constraints to limit the maximum number of CA certificates that can be included in a CA path. For example, setting a path length of zero in the basic constraints section of the CAPolicy.inf file allows only certificates issued by that specific CA to be included in the CA path. A path length of two allows only a total of three CA certificates in a certification path. In the latter case, any certification paths that include more than three CAs are discarded.
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Hotel in Seis am Schlern: Villa Madonna
The Hotel Villa Madonna in Seis am Schlern is the right place for families, groups or individuals in search for a quiet location at the foot of the Alps, not far from the Dolomites (UNESCO World Heritage).
Guests are welcomed in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere, in a familiar and easy context, where they can feel at home. The typical wooden furniture of the South Tyrol, together with modern design, creates a perfect combination of relax, elegance and charm. Attention to details, accuracy of common spaces and the typical Tyrolean kitchen offer the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing holiday, in an excellent location, between the picturesque church of S. Valentine and the gorgeous Schlern Mountain.
You can choose the Hotel Villa Madonna
in Seis am Schlern
because it is not far from the Dolomites and very well connected
The Hotel, located in Seis am Schlern, is just 10 minutes on foot from the centre of the village, in a strategic position, immerse in the marvellous nature, where the stress or noise of the traffic are simply unknown. A free shuttle-bus connects the Hotel with the cable car station (the gate to the Schlern Mountain) every 20 min. Located along the route from Val Gardena to Bolzano, the Hotel is an ideal base if you want to discover the entire region, especially Urtijëi, Brixen, Klausen and more…
because it is perfect
for the whole family
Villa Madonna is the right hotel for families, thanks to its particular attention to the little ones' needs: a small kitchen is available 24/24 for mothers, needing to cook children's food, as well as an enormous children corner in the garden and a playroom, offering entertainment in good or bad weather. Thanks to its friendly staff and children's entertainers in the summertime, the Hotel is able to organize trips to the Alps, particularly designed for families with little children, to help them discover the natural "theme parks" on the Schlern Mountain.
because of its top cuisine, restaurant & bar
The good cuisine tradition of the Hotel Villa Madonna is one of its peculiar features, particularly loved by its habitual guests. Since more than ten years, an experienced kitchen staff is devoted to the preparation of gluten-free or lactose-free dishes or the study of menus for people allergic to nickel or histamine. The Hotel Restaurant offers exquisite dishes, coming from the millennial Italian cuisine and the traditions of the South Tyrol; the accuracy in the selection of local raw ingredients from the Schlern Mountain contributes to the high-quality cuisine offered.
because of the comforts offered
We think of a holiday as a totally relaxing experience: that is the reason why the Hotel Villa Madonna offers its guests a series of comforts and services to help them enjoy their time on the Schlern Mountain and at the hotel itself.
because of the large amount of positive reviews
Our Hotel is considered No. 1 in Seis am Schlern in the Top 30 hotels in South Tyrol, according to TripAdvisor. The staff's professionalism, the quality of the service offered and our great price/quality ratio are guaranteed by more than 500 guests that have reviewed our hotel and wanted to recommend it to people, willing to spend their holidays on the Schlern Mountain, in the Dolomites.


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Unravelling the mysterious and lurid crimes of Victorian society
Based on the novels of prize-winning author Peter Lovesey and filled with lavish period detail and jaw-dropping plot twists, the adventures of Sergeant Cribb cast a spotlight on the dark underbelly of Victorian life.
From the vulgar brothels of Londons fogbound streets to the respectable royal apartments of Windsor Castle, Sergeant Cribb maintains a level head and a wry sense of humour to unravel complex crimes in Queen Victorias England. A detective of Scotland Yards newly formed Criminal Investigation Department, Cribb receives little support for his efforts from his superiors. Wearing his trademark bowler hat and squeaky boots, Cribb relies on his own shrewdness and the plodding assistance of Constable Thackeray to expose the vile deeds of Victorian criminals. approx. 298 mins. col.
Includes: The Horizontal Witness / Something Old, Something New / The Hand That Rocks the Cradle / The Last Trumpet / The Choir That Wouldnt Sing / Murder Old Boy?


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If you're a parent and are trying to introduce your children to mantras, then I'm guessing you have quite a lot of experience in meditating.
If not, no problem, simply read our ultimate guide to meditation for beginners.
But if you do have a lot of meditation experience, you'll probably agree with me that meditating with mantras is a simply wonderful activity.
It's especially fantastic when you need to calm down after a long and stressful day. Simply chanting "Om" those 108 times is a guaranteed recipe for relaxation. I've previously written a huge guide to all the most popular and important mantras in the world, and I really do think you'll find it helpful.
Today I want to talk about mantras for kids.
Modern society is a stressful time for children. We live in such a competitive, results-focused, high pressure age that it can be hard for children to remain calm and relaxed. And the over stimulation of media, with TV, games, and movies, can make it very difficult for children to meditate too. That's one reason why I wrote my extensive guide to teaching children to meditate. In fact I recommend you read that guide (the link I just shared with you) before continuing with this page.
There are many mantras for kids, and choosing the right one can be a bit of a challenge as it depends what you hope to get out of the experience. Are you helping your child to find happiness, relaxation, focus… there are so many different aims. Where do we begin?
Personally I think the best place to start using mantras for kids is by creating focus. Because let's be honest, without focus we're not going to get very far.
Focus mantra for kids
To help your kids to focus begin by using "Om." Om is a very important mantra for spiritual reasons (it is the sound of origin) but it is also one of the simplest sounds to make. You'll probably find it helpful to create a musical game around this mantra. Personally I use a piano and go up and down the scale, singing "Om." That creates a simple and fun game that helps kids to focus on the mantra. Try doing this for around five minutes before moving on.
You will find it useful to print of the colouring page on the right and to have your kids colour it while reciting the mantra. This will help them to focus, and they also get to learn the symbol for "Om." Simply click the image for full size and then print.


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AMMAN – The Jordanian ambassador to Libya was not freed on Tuesday in exchange for the release by Jordan of a Libyan prisoner, Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh announced on Tuesday.
Judeh said that Mohamed al-Darsi – a Libyan serving a life sentence in Jordan – had been extradited to Libya to finish his jail term there.
He added, however, that al-Darsi's extradition was not linked to Tuesday's release of Jordanian Ambassador Fawaz al-Aitan.
"Our communication was with the Libyan authorities only," Judeh told reporters Tuesday. "We are not aware of the nature of Tripoli's communications with the abductors."
Contradicting Judeh's assertions, however, al-Darsi's brother said earlier Tuesday that al-Darsi had arrived in Libya a free man on Tuesday, adding that his release had been a condition for al-Aitan's freedom.
Al-Aitan arrived in Amman after having been released earlier Tuesday.
"My brother's release was the result of pressure exerted by [al-Aitan's] kidnapping," al-Darsi told Anadolu Agency.
Al-Darsi was sentenced to life in prison in Jordan for an attempt to bomb Amman's Queen Alia International Airport in 2007.
Al-Aitan was abducted in mid-April by unidentified gunmen in Libyan capital Tripoli.
Some Jordanian officials had linked the abduction to an earlier announcement by Jordanian authorities that several Libyan "extremists" had been arrested in the Hashemite Kingdom.
Al-Aitan's abduction was only the latest in a string of attacks targeting foreign diplomats in Libya, which has suffered chronic instability since the overthrow and murder of strongman Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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text: Close Fantasy Basketball: Top 10 SGs 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next Ethan Miller/Getty Images Kobe Bryant 2009-10 Key Stats: 27 ppg | 5 apg | 5.4 rpg | 1.6 spg Though his knees are banged up, few question Kobe Bryant's durability. He's played in at least 65 games every season and hasn't missed more than nine games the last five years. Bryant does a little bit of everything (except block shots), making the Black Mamba the perfect building block for your fantasy team. 1|11 Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images Dwyane Wade 2009-10 Key Stats: 26.6 ppg | 6.5 apg | 1.8 spg | 1.1 bpg Dwyane Wade's numbers are hard to forecast as he's joined by both Chris Bosh and LeBron James in South Beach. Both are former 20-plus scorers, and James is one of the best playmakers in the league. Wade might assume more of a gunner role in the Heat's offense, but it's unlikely that he'll approach the almost 20 shots a game he was getting beforehand. While Wade likely won't be a top-five fantasy player anymore, his contributions on defense (1.8 spg and 1.1 bpg) cement his status in the Top 10. 2|11 Sam Forencich/NBAE via Getty Images Brandon Roy 2009-10 Key Stats: 21.5 ppg | 4.7 apg | 4.4 rpg | 1.1 3PM Injuries derailed Roy's campaign last year for first-round status. Plagued by knee and hamstring injuries, the Trail Blazers shooting guard played only 65 games. The injuries also sapped some of Roy's effectiveness, deflating his points and steals per game. After rehabbing hard over the summer, Roy claims he's back to 100 percent. If so, Roy should be a lock to put up 22 ppg, 5 apg, 4.5 apg along with a minuscule 2 TOs. 3|11 Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images Andre Iguodala 2009-10 Key Stats: 17.1 ppg | 6.5 rpg | 5.8 apg | 1.7 spg Iguodala is another model of consistency at the shooting guard position, having played 82 games in five out of six seasons. He's one of the best rebounders at the position, and last year took on a playmaking role, averaging a career-high 5.8 apg. His percentages leave something to be desired, though, and hopefully new coach Doug Collins will temper Iguodala's free-shooting ways. 4|11 Scott Cunningham/NBAE via Getty Images Joe Johnson 2009-10 Key Stats: 21.3 ppg | 4.9 apg | 1.7 3PM | 1.1 spg The undisputed No. 1 scoring option in Atlanta, Joe Johnson provides everything you want from a shooting guard. He's a gunner from long range, he nets you at least a steal a game and he tallies around 5 rebounds and 5 assists a game. Though he won't put up the points that some of the top options might, Johnson can likely be nabbed 10 to 15 spots later. 5|11 Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images Jason Richardson 2009-10 Key Stats: 15.7 ppg | 5.1 rpg | 2 3PM | 1.2 tpg What Jason Richardson lacks, he more than makes up for in other categories. Defined by his athletic dunks early in his career, Richardson has evolved into a gunner in Phoenix. In last season's the playoffs Richardson showed what he's capable of doing, averaging 19.8 ppg, 5.4 rpg and three 3-pointers a night in 16 playoff games. With Amar'e Stoudemire in New York, Richardson should be the primary beneficiary of Nash's assists. The downside? Richardson doesn't drop many dimes or make much of an impact on defense. But in the fifth or sixth round no one is going to be that well-rounded. 6|11 Brian A. Westerholt/Getty Images Stephen Jackson 2009-10 Key Stats: 21.1 ppg | 5.1 rpg | 3.6 apg | 1.6 spg Stephen Jackson's proclivity for shooting the three-pointer dampens his value. Across the board, Jackson is a dynamo, contributing in points, rebounds and steals. But the former Warrior jacks up almost 5 three-point attempts a game, hurting his field-goal percentage. It doesn't help that he also turns the ball over 3.2 times a game. If you add Jackson, you'll need to add some percentage help later. 7|11 D. Clarke Evans/NBAE via Getty Images Manu Ginobili 2009-10 Key Stats: 16.5 ppg | 4.8 apg | 1.8 3PM | 1.4 spg The Spurs' gain is unfortunately the fantasy owners' loss, as Greg Popvich plans to limit Manu Ginobili to around 27 minutes per game this season. Manu can still impact the game for both the Spurs and fantasy teams in his truncated playing time, but with fewer shot attempts and declining rebounding numbers, fantasy owners may want to look elsewhere in Round 4. 8|11 Fernando Medina/NBAE via Getty Images O.J. Mayo 2009-10 Key Stats: 17.5 ppg | 3.8 rpg | 1.7 3PM | 1.2 spg While O.J. Mayo may never live up to his high school hype, he's proven to be a capable scorer in the NBA. He can knock down a three-pointer or score inside the arc with surprising efficiency, which is helpful if you sacrificed percentages earlier in your draft. He may have reached his ceiling as far as rebounds and assists, but in the fifth or sixth round you're getting a poor man's Joe Johnson. 9|11 Barry Gossage/NBAE via Getty Images Kevin Martin 2009-10 Key Stats: 21.3 ppg | 2.9 rpg | 1.3 3PM | 1 spg The other member of the sharpshooting Houston Rockets backcourt, Kevin Martin has the skills to be a high draft pick. Unfortunately, his frail frame has limited the former Sacramento King to an average of 52 games over the last three seasons. His numbers, especially his stellar free-throw percentage, makes him a great addition to your squad, but the risk of injury makes him a questionable pick before the sixth round. 10|11 Johnny Vy/NBAE via Getty Images; Rocky Widner/NBAE via Getty Images; David Liam Kyle/NBAE via Getty Images; Ron Turenne/NBAE via Getty Images Best Of The Rest: Beyond the top 10, as a fantasy owner you're looking for a shooting guard who can nail a three-pointer and get you a steal or two. After injuries marred what could have been a breakout season, Eric Gordon could be a great bounce-back pick in the seventh or eighth round. He's got great range and is a capable defender. Jamal Crawford barely plays defense, but in the Atlanta offense he's expected to score, which he does with aplomb. Ray Allen's pristine percentages are a must on any team that added Dwight Howard or Rajon Rondo in the early rounds. 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Here's a riddle for you: How is clothing similar to a bomb that doesn't detonate or a seed that doesn't sprout? No, the answer is not "They're all useless." (Sorry, nudists.) Rather, they all share a single label: duds. Continue reading...
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How to choose the most important brand names of a year? Some lists emphasize companies' value, others sales volume, and still others ad spending. I look for brands that are newly prominent or notable in the last year. Then I factor in the brand names' linguistic significance and the degree to which they represent naming trends or breakthroughs. Continue reading...
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It's being called a once-in-an-eternity event: the convergence this week of the American holiday of Thanksgiving with the first day of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. Thanksgiving plus Hanukkah equals opportunity for marketers and wordsmiths alike, for whom the brand-new holiday dubbed "Thanksgivukkah" is a bonanza of merchandising... and wordplay. Continue reading...
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For about four decades in the 20th century, rhyme ruled American advertising. The period between the 1940s and the 1970s was the golden age of ad jingles and rhyming slogans. Today, ads rarely incorporate verse — and when they do appear, it's often awkwardly executed, derivative, or barely recognizable as rhyme. What happened? Continue reading...
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"We don't need another hero," sang Tina Turner in the 1985 film Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. Sorry, Tina — from the evidence, we need "hero" more than ever. The word has become a noun-of-all-trades, a succinct four-letter label for people and things we admire. Continue reading...
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Fulham Move Fast to Land Jol
Leading Clubs are Learning That it's Dangerous to be Without a Manager for too Long
In the early hours of Tuesday— two o'clock according to reports—Fulham appointed a new manager, Dutchman Martin Jol. It was an impressive turnaround as Jol's predecessor, Welshman Mark Hughes, had left his post less than 100 hours earlier, announcing Thursday that he would not be taking up the option of another season at Craven Cottage.
These events confirmed what many already know: it's dangerous, especially for English clubs, to remain managerless at this time of year and young, ambitious managers must be careful when weighing up their career paths.
This time last year, Fulham, traditionally a bottom-half club in the Premier League, had completed a successful season which saw it as high as ninth in the table in late February (it would eventually finish 14th) and, more impressively, reach the final of the Europa League, where it lost to Spain's Atletico Madrid.
Roy Hodgson, who led the club to its first European final, was voted Premier League Manager of the Year, but left to join Liverpool, after protracted negotiations, on July 1. Hughes was named to replace him four weeks later, shortly before the start of the season, which meant that, for almost two months, the club had no real direction in a football sense.
While the summer transfer window lasts until August 31, ideally teams like to sign players in June, shortly after the end of the season, because there is greater choice and because it allows the newcomer the benefit of a full pre-season's preparation with his new teammates.
You can liken it a bit to a farmers' market, where, if you arrive early in the day, you'll be able to pick from the widest possible selection of fruit and vegetables then have plenty of time for your sous chef to prep them for your evening meal. (Of course, it's also true that if you wait until the end of the day you may find some bargains as vendors become desperate to sell and prices fall, but it's important to remember that, unlike fruit and vegetables, footballers do not spoil and can be kept over until the following transfer window.)
In Fulham's case, it was effectively forced into inactivity until Hughes' arrival on July 28. While Hodgson remained in charge until July 1, the club knew he was likely to leave and therefore was reluctant to move in the transfer market and that reluctance turned to paralysis until Hughes' appointment. Only two new signings were made—midfielder Jonathan Greening and defender Philippe Senderos—and both were agreed months earlier, when it looked as though Hodgson would stay.
This forced Hughes into a furious spending spree in late August, just before the the transfer window shut, picking up five players in two and a half weeks. It probably also contributed to Fulham's horrible first half of the season. On New Year's Day, following a one-nil loss to Tottenham, the Cottagers, as they are known, were stuck in the relegation zone, with 19 points from 20 games. The new signings added very little, the team was struggling to adapt to the new manager's style and the squad looked thin and battle-worn, possibly because Hughes had not had time to address deficiencies over the summer.
Yet the club finished the season on a tear, collecting 30 points in the final 18 matches, a clip which would have been good enough to finish fifth had it been maintained from week one. Evidence that Hughes is a good manager who, with enough time at his disposal can get a mid-tier club to punch way above its weight.
Fulham clearly did not want to make the same mistake this year, which is why, after Hughes' announcement, it pounced to secure the services of Jol, who had been short-listed last season as well. We can probably expect Aston Villa and Chelsea, the Premier League's two other managerless clubs to follow suit very soon. In this day and age, you simply can't afford to be rudderless.
This is especially true in England, where, at most clubs, the manager has near total control over player-personnel moves. Elsewhere, these duties usually fall to the general manager (sometimes called sporting director or director of football), whose job it is to negotiate contracts and transfers, while laying out the medium-term strategy of the club. That's why, clubs in other nations change managers far more freely. When Germany's Bundesliga kicks off this summer, just 6 of the 18 managers will be in charge of the team they ledat the start of last season. Changing bosses is nowhere near such a seminal event, affecting every nook and cranny of a club's operations.
As for Hughes, his agent, Kia Joorabchian, clearly laid out the reasons behind his decision to leave. "He's an ambitious manager, " Joorabchian told the broadcaster Sky Sports News. "One of the things he looked for at the end of the season was to see if there was an ambition for Fulham to go to the next level. Mark left... because he wants to explore his aspirations, [he] wants to go to a club where he can fight for titles and win championships."
Cynics will point out that when an agent speaks like that usually it's because his client has a job lined up. But Joorabchian denies that this is the case and there is no evidence to suggest otherwise, given that the other two available jobs—at Chelsea and Aston Villa—are headed to other men.
The simple reality is that Hughes realizes that steering this Fulham team to eighth place was a minor miracle, one which may be difficult to replicate given the resources available. And, at the same time, the nature of the game is such that a new job will come along shortly and it's perhaps best to have a resounding positive as your most recent achievement on your CV, even if it means being unemployed for a while. But the axiom works in reverse from the clubs' perspective: leave the manager's position unfilled too long and you'll likely pay a hefty price.
—Gabriele Marcotti is the world football columnist for the Times of London and a regular broadcaster fer the BBC.


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