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Temi Tea Garden
The Temi Tea Garden set up in 1969 by the Government of Sikkim spreads over an area of 440 acres. The greenery enclosure lies in the middle of Damthang and Temi Bazaar along the road to Singtam.The tea delivered here is appreciated worldwide, commanding high prices in world auctions. The government possessed Tea estate today creates around 1 lakh kg of tea every year. Temi tea is planted along steep slopes running from 1200-1800m. The production line is arranged at 1500m and the street upto it, is lined with cherry bloom trees. Driving in November when these trees are in blossom is similar to traveling through a pink fog past, which one can see the sparkling snows of Khangchendzonga.The drive upto Temi takes you through mountain sides rich with greeneries. As of late the Institute of Marketology (IMO) of Switzerland has certified this tea garden as organic and thus the quality and interest of this guaranteed item has increased rapidly.
Khecheopalri Lake
Khecheoplari Tsho is a huge lake found 27 kms from Pelling and is a very common visitor touring point. The lake is thought to be one of the sacred pools of Sikkim. The lake stays covered up in the rich forest spread. It is said that birds don't allow even a solitary leaf to glide on the Khecheoplari lake surface. There is a motorable street from Pelling straight up to the lake area. The spot is well known among trekkers. There is also a mobile trail from Pelling to Khecheoplari (5 hours). It is also possible to trek to Yuksom from Khecheoplari which takes 4 hours. For those keen on spending a night or two in this spot, there are a couple of basic inns in the town close-by. There is also a traveler's hut intended to give housing to the general population who go on pilgrimage trips to visit Khecheoplari. The tour begins at Pelling and proceeds through Darap Village and Rimbi falls before coming to Khecheoplari.
Dzongri La
Yuksom Dzongri Trek is one the most mainstream short high elevation trekking destination in Sikkim. Dzongri trek is a shorter variant of the Goechala Trek. This specific trek begins from Yuksam and winds up at Yuksam in 5 days. Dzongri trek is extraordinarily suitable and intended for the trekkers who needed to investigate more in shorter duration of time. Indeed Dzongri and Dzongri La is the best spot for a mountains' perspective and its extents in the Sikkim Himalayas. Alongside Mighty Mt. Kanchendzonga 8585m - The third most noteworthy mountains on the planet, the absolute beauty seen amid this trek from Dzongri, View Points from here are Mt. Pandim, Mt. Kabur north, Mt. Kabur south, Mt. Kumbhakarna, Mt. Simvo and many more. The best time to visit Dzongri is from mid March-April, and afterward from September to mid October, in order to maintain a strategic distance from snowfall and storm downpours.
Samdruptse Hill
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Buddha Park
"The Buddha Park of Ravangla, otherwise called Tathagata Tsal, is located close to Rabong (Ravangla) in South Sikkim area, Sikkim, India. It was developed somewhere around 2006 and 2013 and highlights a 130-foot high statue of the Buddha as its center of attraction.The statue was consecrated on 25 March 2013 by the fourteenth Dalai Lama, and turned into a major stop by on the 'Himalayan Buddhist Circuit'. The statue of the Buddha marks the event of the 2550th conception commemoration of Gautama Buddha. The Buddhist circuit of this park was fabricated here under a State government venture, for boosting pilgrimage.The park region is perfectly finished making abundant walkway, gardens and space for guests to appreciate the quiet environment. The site summons excellent perspectives of the mountains and the profound climate of the area adds to the guest experience. The site likewise has extra base made for a museum meditation centre and for Buddhist gathering. "
Rabdentse Ruins
Around 3 kms from Pelling and couple of minutes walk further down from Pemayangtse Monastery are the Rabdentse ruins the second capital of Sikkim, established in the year 1670. The spot has stunning perspectives inundated with history all around. All around secured remains with clear signs of the rooms and other areas. These remnants are accessed by a short wooden walk which is extremely wonderful. The stroll from the sanctuary to the remnants will simply make your day. But these remnants have a story to tell. Its a half kilometer stroll from the main street perhaps a little more. In any case, once there, your effort is justified. Everywhere in this place you will see what remains. Not a large territory to cover so it's manageable by walking and on the off chance that you stroll up here from Pelling, you may have a decent half day trip. This spot is genuine amazement, regardless of the possibility that somebody is not excited to watch historical ruins, he can still visit for stunning perspectives.
Sachen is the spot that is not explored to the world. Discussing improvement, the city is not having numerous assets. It is the slope station having constrained convenience and facilities. Sachen is found near another slope station of Sikkim known as Goechala La Pass. Goechala is well known for trekking and experience significant others are coming to the town at incessant interims. On the off chance that you plan to reach Sachen, then you are finding the opportunity to visit Goechala also. Next close traveler spot is Yuksom that is one all the more trekking spot. Discussing Yuksom it is the chronicled town of West Sikkim set up in 1642 ADs. There are numerous base camps in Yuksom, however you need to enroll for this camp ahead of time. The seats are constrained, and individuals from diverse roots are continually attempting to reach Yuksom. One will consider themselves lucky after visiting this place.
Char Dham
Char Dham or Siddheshwar Dham is a popular vacation spot in Sikkim. It is a copy of all the 12 Jyotirlingas and Char Dhams in India. You'll discover here a 33 m tall Shiva statue raised on the Solophok peak. It's an enormous journey complex with Hindu sanctuaries all around. Generally, it's a decent place that gives you positive vibes. Char Dham is a journey destination arranged at Solophok Hill, which is at a separation of around 5 km from Namchi Town. Solophok Hill has a verifiable and religious significance, as it is trusted that meeting this spot washes away one's sins. The venture is visioned by CM of Sikkim. They have built the sanctuaries of all the 12 jyotirlinga, Char dham and other essential sanctuaries. The sight is awesome and you will love to see the climate there. Best time to visit Char Dham or Siddheshwar Dham is during summer or during winter.
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7. Uttarey to Dzongri Singalila Trek
Pemyangtse Monastery
The Pemayangtse Monastery is a Buddhist religious community in Pemayangtse, close to Pelling in the north eastern Indian state of Sikkim, situated 140 kilometers west of Gangtok. About 2kms from Pelling, you can visit the principal monastery belonging to the Ngingma group (one of the four sects of Tibetan Buddhism) which was implicit in the year 1705 AD. One of the first and couple of oldest monastery in Sikkim, it was fabricated by Gyalwa Lhatsun Namkha Jigme.The most important one amongst three monks, who blessed the first religious ruler of Sikkim at Yuksam in 1641 AD. These days, the child monks get a legitimate classroom and teachings by the educators in the correct monastic school called Laptha. Today numerous youngsters having a place with this religious community are in the enormous Buddhist learning centers in different states of India, such as Namdoling Monastery of H.H. Penor Rempoche (Mysore), Mindoling Monastery of Thichen Rempoche (Mousori) and inside Sikkim are Takche Dubda of Ven.
Tashiding Monastery
A drive of about 26 km from the main city brought me to this place of extraordinary beauty.
Singshore Bridge
The grand Singshore Bridge is touted as the highest bridge in Sikkim and the second highest gorge bridge in Asia. An architectural brilliance with a length of 198 m, the bridge is built in between two hills. An extremely popular tourist spot, the bridge is about 5 km away from Pelling.
Bakhim is found 16 km from Yuksom in West Sikkim District. It lies at an elevation of around 3100m on the Dzongri (10 km) trek course. Bakhim is a characteristic natural garden which is encompassed by thick blended woodlands of magnolia, rhododendron, orchids, and plants. Prek Chu River streams in close vicinity of Bakhim. It summons charming, heavenly perspectives of mountain peaks and profound valleys all around. Tsokha Village and Phedang are the adjacent spots of major attraction. Transportation is easily available at the Bakhim Forest House and Tourist Bungalow. A few trekkers make Bakhim to arrive first stop while in transit to Goecha La trek. Bakhim is arranged at a separation of around 3 km from Tsoka yet the entering way is tough with the height being increased near about 300m. A top priority location in the Touristers agenda. The governtment here are also very helpful towards the touristers visiting this place.
Sanga Choling
After a short nap I headed towards Sanga Choling. Sanga Choling is situated on the other side of Pelling which requires a moderate trek to a hill top. I had carried sufficient energy bars and water with me. From the top of the mountain I was able to get the view of Buddha park at Ravangla which made me feel more happy. The Sanga Choling means 'The Place of Secret Spell'. It is the oldest monastery in Sikkim. There are usually four 'Kings of the Quarters', who guard the universe against the outer demons. Exploring the oldest monastery it took an hour for me and enjoying the beautiful landscape by side it started getting dark. I started my trek back at 1745 hrs and reached my hotel by 1830 hrs.
The Dhungay Estate & Home Stay
Dhungay Estate and Home stay is situated at the foot of Rhododendron Sanctuary at a disclosure of 1500m. This huge estate is only five minutes tough stroll from the main jeep road. The house is encompassed by terraced ranches, profound valleys, so typical of West Sikkim. The house has five people living in it. Ran Bdr is the family's Head a Retried Spice (cardamom) merchant, who now meets expectations in the ranch. His wife Deo Maya is a house wife, Ganesh is a farmer, who helps the family doing family unit tasks. Padma Chhetri instructs in adjacent schools, and at night helps family to run the homestay. The family is warm and invites you into their home as well as their group. In any case, this is not at all noisy or oblivious of one's space. There are particular dinner times in the old style family kitchen and the food served is delicious.
Bon Farm House
Situated in the midst of the fine forest in Kewzing, South Sikkim,the Bon Farm House has a phenomenal climate. The hospitality and comfort offered was exceptionally customary yet homely. The food served is freshly prepared and gives amazing taste and smell. The farmhouse has rich domesticated animals stock for giving fresh milk and eggs for a nutritious meal. The Farmhouse has a region of four acres of land of cultivated fields, tea greenhouses and six acres of land of lavish green cardamom backwoods.Encompassing the Farmhouse making your stay unwinding and mesmerizing in the midst of the natural town climate promising a decent breakaway from the bustle and clamor of daily life. The Farmhouse stay is not quite the same as a common inn or a resort basically because you can enjoy the luxury of a homely atmosphere. The best part being all suppers arranged from freshly grown natural vegetables from the close-by fields.
Phamrong Falls
We reached Phamrong Falls, located between Yuksam and Gerethang, this is the highest waterfall of West Sikkim presents a magnificent scenario especially during Monsoon.A gentle gradient footpath takes one to a viewpoint for a closer view of this mighty gush of water. You have to climb near about 230 stairs to reach the proximity of the falls. From the top you will get the magnificent view of the valley. After returning from the Yuksom tour, we requested our driver to drop us at Upper Helipad , where you can spend some lonely time with the nature and also can enjoy with hot momos and coffee.
Hotel Garuda
Hotel Garuda is just at the peak of Pelling providing some fascinating views of the mighty Kangchenjunga range.All of their rooms are comfortable but for nature lovers my one-stop suggestion would be room 'Nima' as from its private attached balcony the divine peak appears as if just a hand away.Hotel staff is very amiable and always active in their service.
Yangsum Farm
At Yangsum Farm, which is a local families homestay with four rooms and have renovated it sympathetically. Each room has an en-suite bathroom, wooden floors and can be configured to be either a double or a twin. For larger groups, one can use one of the other four en-suite rooms available at Yangsum . There is also a dining room/living room which we share with the rest of the homestay. Located in West Sikkim, 2 kms from the small bazaar village of Rinchenpong, at an altitude of 1500 metres Yangsum , a 44 acre heritage farm.Built in 1833 and refurbished in 1966 , into a fabulous home-stay, now grows from cardamom and ginger to avocados , to oranges, peaches , apricots , mangoes and tea. With accommodation, four spacious, well furnished , simple double bedrooms, two with semi-attached bathrooms and two with en-suite bathrooms with modern fittings and running hot and cold water. There is also a communal sitting room and a courtyard where guests can sit and enjoy the sun and nature. The food served is all organic, tasty and given personal touch by the owners. The guests, besides the Indian get a chance to go for Sikkimese food like nettles, ferns and bamboo. With activities, guests are suggested to go for trek, where the owners, show some great paths to walk on, or to go for white water rafting, monastery tour or learn the Sikkim cooking where guests get an excellent opportunity to be taught traditional recipes and cooking methods of Sikkim on a wood burning hearth. Yangsum Heritage Farm, a beautiful home-stay in peace and beauty. A real escape from the noise and rush of city life in midst of the beautiful scenery of Rinchenpong !
Kathok Lake
Then we went to Kathok lake. Kathok lake is a beautiful and serene lake in Yuksom (West Sikkim) where one can spend endless hours in the quietude of nature.We spent few time there and then left for the famous Dubdi monastery.Dubdi monastery is often addressed as Yuksom Monastery; it has an elaborate painted interior area. Images of divinities, saints, other symbols and collection of manuscripts are exhibited in the monastery. You have to do little bit of trek about 3kms to reach here.The monastery has got some beautiful landscape view. We spent some quality time there and enthralled by the beauty of the nature.
Pelling Sikkim
Pelling is about 10km away from Geyzing and is well-connected by regular bus service. The pleasant town of Pelling is famous for magnificent views of the snow-capped Kanchenjunga range. Famous places here to visit would be Sanga Choeling Monastery, Khecheopalri Lake, Sangay Waterfall. Due to its strategic location, many hotels and lodges have come up. I stayed at the Elgin Mt. Pandim.
Baichung Stadium
Baichung Stadium is a very famous football stadium in Namchi. The stadium was framed in honor of Baichung Bhutia, India's most famous contemporary footballer. He is an Indian footballer of Sikkimese-Bhutia descent who plays as a striker. Bhutia is thought to be the torchbearer of Indian football in the global coliseum. Bhutia is usually nicknamed as the Sikkimese Sniper on account of his shooting abilities in football. The state intends to effectively advance the game made prominent after Bhutia turned into being the first Indian to play in an European League and guide the national team as a captain. This spot is under development and soon it will turn into a center of game exercises in Sikkim. This stadium is situated at a decent tallness above ocean level and it sees that the administration is empowering football. The Baichung Stadium is the best place to visit for the people who love football or any sort of sports.
Sangacholing Monastery
Pelling is approximately 130 km far from Siliguri and 115 km from Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, and is very well connected by transport and jeep services. The lovely little town of Pelling is popular for magnificient views of the snow-topped Kanchenjunga range, the third most elevated crest in the world.The Placid town pulls a large portion of the guests for its representative status in history, and nature of the state of Sikkim. Situated at a height of 6,800 ft, Pelling offers great perspective of the whole Kanchenjunga mountain reach including Koktang, Kumbhakaran , Rathong, Kanchenjunga, Pandim, Siniolchu and many more. This is as close as you can get to the Kanchenjunga range without leaving the material solace of good lodgings. Because of its worthwhile area, numerous hotels and cabins have come up in and around Pelling taking into account shifted tastes and budgets. Also the climate in Pelling may change from bright and sunny to blurred and miserable in a matter of minutes.
Tendong Hill
Glimpse of the 360 degree view from the three storey watch tower
Kokchurong Trekkers Hut Goecha La
The Goecha La is the name of a very high mountain pass in Sikkim and is a part of the Himalayas. The most attractive thing about this place is that you get a perfect, mesmerizing view of the Mt. Kanchenjunga from here. This place is also like a base camp for those who are aiming to scale the high peak of Mt. Kanchenjunga. The Kokjuong Trekkers' hut are permanent tent like things to help out the trekkers a little during their journey. It is not a luxurious living place but atleast somewhere you can escape from the strong winds and get some basic things to eat.
Hanuman Temple
The Hanuman Tonk and Ganesh tonk are two hanumanji and ganeshji temples situated on separate Hill tops in midst of breezing clouds with breathtaking view.
Ravangla/ Rabongla
The Buddha park is a wonderful piece of landscape very peaceful n serene. In this beautiful town is a restaurant named Tathagata Kitchen which has a vegetable garden of its own. The food is yummy and the interior is so full of culture .
Guras Kunj
Guras Kunj is well known place to stay in Sikkim.
South Sikkim
Hello everyone ! I am here to share my experience about this exquisite place "Tathagata Tsal". This exactly is located in Ravangla which is a small tourist town in the district of South Sikkim. Clean, Serene and the most peaceful place I have ever been to. I don't know why off late I have been getting attracted towards every Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites. So from Chennai I booked up a flight to Bagdogra.. But unfortunately I couldn't take up this flight as I did not report one hour before the departure time at the counter.. So guys, please make sure you are atleast taking up ur boarding pass an hour before the departure.. So I instantly called up a friend in Bagdogra with whom I was supposed to visit Gangtok and Booked up a flight till Kolkatta and from their took up an connecting flight to Bagdogra.. Pheww !! From Bagdogra Airport it is 3hours(minus the vehicle traffic, land and tree slide traffic) drive to Ravangla..
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On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 6:30 PM, Pedro F. Giffuni <email@example.com> wrote: > > > --- On Tue, 9/27/11, Rob Weir <email@example.com> wrote: > ... >> > Another point that Rob brought would be if we need a >> SGA >> > to add the Groovy (or other) extension. >> > >> > I would think an SGA is a rather extreme thing to >> require >> > for extensions: we wouldn't require that if we want >> to >> > include stuff like ucpp, bsh, or icu ... or dmake ;). >> > >> >> Again, this is a binary versus source code question. > > Not really, that was clarified already. The issue now is > how to bring code into the the SVN tree. > Bringing it into SVN is easy. Making it into a release is another question. To do that requires going through the IP Clearance process. >> I thought the discussion was about bringing the groovy >> extension source code over, yes? > > Yes. > >> That would require taking it through the IP >> Clearance process. >> An SGA is the normal way to do this. >> > > The PMC can require signing an SGA, I don't discuss that. > As a Podling, the Incubation PMC needs to sign off on IP Clearance and releases as well. > There are other ways of doing it though: people that > have signed ICLAs can bring in code under an appropriate > license and register it in the NOTICE file, and that's > about to happen as we replace copyleft components with > less restricted software. > The iCLA is of zero value if you are checking in someone else's code. The iCLA is about code that you write. For third party code, you don't personally know the provenance of the code. And if it was not developed on the Apache servers, in our SVN, in our public, archived mailings lists, etc., then neither do we. This isn't to say the code is not good. It just means that we do not have the record of its development. That is why we need the SGA. I'm going through this right now, in another Apache project, the ODF Toolkit. Even though the code was written almost entirely by IBM and Oracle, and the committers all have iCLAs and CCLAs, and the code has been Apache 2.0 licensed from the start, IBM and Oracle are still submitting SGA's for this code. I'm willing to debate it for long-established, well-known, high-profile OSS projects that are being used everywhere, e..g, ICU. This is partially about risk management. That is why we should take this case by case. But I don't think the Groovy extension falls into that category. > You can't really expect opensource coders to go signing > SGAs for all the projects that want to use their code. > The IP cleanliness of the code is very important for Apache projects. That is why we take steps that other projects may not require, including requiring an iCLA for committers, a CCLA for corporate contributors, and an SGA for existing open source projects that are contributed to Apache. I don't expect that all outside open source developers will agree to this paperwork. But I do hope that this project will take these requirements seriously. We should not think of an SGA as being extreme or unreasonable. We should think of it as an opportunity to assure that the IP of the project is reassured. -Rob > cheers, > > Pedro. >
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Gaza Strip smuggling tunnels
The Gaza Strip smuggling tunnels are passages that have been dug under the Philadelphi Corridor, a narrow strip of land, 14 km (8.699 miles) in length, situated along the border between Gaza Strip and Egypt. After the Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty of 1979, the town of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, was split by this Corridor. One part is located in the southern part of Gaza, and the smaller part of the town is in Egypt. After Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005, the Philadelphi Corridor was placed under the control of the Palestine Authority until 2007. When Hamas seized power in 2007, Egypt and Israel closed borders with Gaza.[1][2]
In 2009, Egypt began the construction of an underground barrier to block existing tunnels and make new ones harder to dig. In 2011, Egypt relaxed restrictions at its border with the Gaza Strip, allowing Palestinians to cross freely.[1]
In 2013–2014, Egypt's military has destroyed most of the 1,200 smuggling tunnels which were used to smuggle food, weapons and other goods into Gaza.[3]
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The smuggling tunnels in the Gaza Strip are tunnels connecting both sides of the Gaza–Egypt border, used to bypass the Rafah Border Crossing, which is used for exceptional cases only, when opened at all. The first recorded discovery of a tunnel by Israel was in 1983, after Israel had withdrawn from the Sinai.[4] The border, redrawn in 1982 after the Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty,[5] divided Rafah into an Egyptian and a Gazan part. The tunnels used to start from the basements of houses in Rafah on the one side of the border and end in houses in Rafah on the other side.[4]
By September 2005, after withdrawing from the Gaza Strip, Israel declared that Palestinians would not have the control of their side of the checkpoint, and the Rafah crossing should be closed. During the rest of the year Egypt opened and closed the crossing intermittently. In November 2005 two agreements between Israel and the Palestinian Authority permitted the reopening of the crossing with third-party European Union assistance. However the movement of people would be very restricted and goods should pass through another checkpoint (Kerem Shalom), under the supervision of Israelis and monitored by EU monitors. In 2006, the Rafah crossing was opened up to June. During the rest of the year it was open during 31 days at random.[6]
In mid-2007 Hamas seized power in the Gaza Strip. Following the takeover, Egypt and Israel largely sealed their border crossings with Gaza, on the grounds that Fatah had fled and was no longer providing security on the Palestinian side.[7] So Karni and Rafah checkpoints were closed again, resulting in "severe personal and economic hardship for Gaza's 1,4 million population", according to OCHA. Thousands of travelers have been stranded on both sides of the border.[6]
The blockade of the Gaza Strip has caused a shortage of certain basic products, especially construction materials, fuel, some consumer articles, and medicines and medical supplies.[8][9] Import restrictions, including of basic building materials, have led to the proliferation of tunnels under the border with Egypt.[10][11] As Israel limits the Palestinian freedom of movement, for most Gazans the tunnels are the only way to move from and to Gaza.
The tunnels were used to smuggle a wide range of goods, including fuel, gas, cement, construction materials, raw materials, pesticides, seeds, agricultural tools, preservatives, packaging material, spare parts, livestock, zoo animals, food, medicines, clothes, car parts, building supplies, weapons and luxury items in general.[12][13] Initially, the tunnels were used for moving consumer goods and medicines. During the First Intifada (December 1987 to 1993), some, more secret, tunnels are said to be used by militant groups to bring in arms and money. became conduits for weapons and militants.[14][6]
A 2015 report of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) noted that between 2007 and 2013, more than 1,532 tunnels were running under the border to mitigate the impact of the blockade on Gaza. They were closed by mid-2013. The size of the tunnel trade was even greater than the volume of trade through official channels. The tunnels had been essential to recover from the destructions during the 2008/2009 Gaza War. Based on the materials allowed in by Israel, it would have taken 80 years to rebuild the 6,000 housing units destroyed during the military operation. Thanks to the tunnel imports, it took "only" 5 years. Gaza's sole power plant ran on diesel from Egypt brought through the tunnels in the range of 1 million litres per day before June 2013. The end of the tunnel economy makes the complete and immediate lifting of Israel's blockade on Gaza more urgent than ever, according to UNCTAD.[12]
Construction materials[edit]
Israel restricts the importation of construction materials into the strip, to prevent their use for military purposes by Hamas. As a result, concrete and other construction materials were some of the main goods smuggled through the tunnels.[11][15]
Smuggling fuel through the tunnels has been the primary source of fuel for Gaza's only power plant. Electricity is inter alia needed for the desalination of drinking water. After Egypt demolished hundreds of tunnels in 2013 and Israel closed the Kerem Shalom Crossing, a shortage in fuel caused the shut down of the power plant.[16]
Increased fuel shortages and high prices, due to the intensified anti-tunnels measures by the Egyptian el-Sisi regime, halted the functioning of sewage treatment facilities in Gaza in 2014. Untreated waste water was pumped into the Gaza shore, causing serious environment pollution and swimming prohibition at the beaches.[17]
Transport of people[edit]
Facing the restriction of the Palestinian freedom of movement, an advanced system of human transport has been established, including the issue of tickets which serve as a travel permit. A travel ticket from and to Gaza may cost between $30 and $300 (2012), depending from the provided service. As of 2012, travelling by car was possible. Travelling through the tunnels was popular during Ramadan in 2012. As travelling through the Israeli crossings is only permitted by exception, and the Rafah Crossing is opened for limited periods, if opened at all, the tunnels have often become the only outlet for the strip's residents[18]
Use of child labor[edit]
According to an article by Nicolas Pelham in the IPS Journal of Palestine Studies, child labor is employed in the smuggling tunnels with the justification that children are more "nimble." Despite calls from human rights groups for the Gaza government to stop the practice, regulations of child labor is lax. Pelham reported that "at least 160 children have been killed in the tunnels, according to Hamas officials".[4]
Benjamin Netanyahu used the IPS publication to document his claim that "Hamas puts children to work in terror tunnels, sending them to their death." The claim was widely used by numerous pro-Israeli media outlets.[19] In a response to Netanyahu, Institute for Palestine Studies recalled that the tunnels were regulated by but largely not owned or operated by Hamas, and were a "response to Israel's imposition of a draconian blockade that drastically controls and at times has banned almost all goods entering the territory, from construction materials, and gasoline, down to such items as pasta." The response further stated that "Pelham never suggests, as the prime minister seemed to imply in his comments, that children were ever used to build tunnels for military purposes, least of all into Israel", although "Hamas, as the governing authority in Gaza, did not implement its own directives to prevent the use of child labor". The Institute admitted an error in the article: There had not least 160 children been killed in the tunnels, according to Hamas officials, but rather 160 persons as of 2012. IPS noted that more than 541 were children and some 3084 wounded by the Israeli bombing in the 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict that was ongoing at the time.[19]
The tunnels are normally dug by individual contractors from basements of houses or an olive grove under the border at depths of up to 30 meters (100 feet),[20] and reaching up to 800 meters (2640 feet) in length. In many cases, the owners of the houses enter into a business arrangement with the tunnel builders. They may receive a portion of the profits from the smuggling or some other sort of financial compensation from those who contract the tunnel construction.[21] While many tunnels are of a generally high quality of engineering and construction – with some including electricity, ventilation, intercoms, and a rail system – they are still very dangerous and are prone to cave-ins.[22] The openings to many tunnels are found within buildings in or around Gaza's southernmost city of Rafah.[23]
Measures taken against smuggling tunnels[edit]
Measures taken by Israel[edit]
Israel has destroyed hundreds of homes along the Gaza–Egypt border to enlarge buffer zone, asserting that they were used to hide smugglers' tunnels.[24] The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) maintain that this was done in order to prevent smuggling tunnels, and that incursions into Rafah and the destruction of tunnels and/or shafts under homes was the most effective means to close the tunnels down. An IDF spokeswoman has stated that in destroying tunnels, the IDF exercises "the utmost care to pinpoint the tunnels and do as little damage as possible".[25]
Israel, Egypt, the United States, and other North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) countries have pledged to stop or slow smuggling to Gaza by land and sea.[23]
Although Israeli air strikes rendered over 100 tunnels inoperative during Operation Pillar of Defense, many of them were restored within a few weeks because the main damage was sustained at the openings, not in the middle sections.[23]
During the 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict, Israel launched a ground offensive into Gaza with the primary objective being to fully destroy the cross border tunnels.[26] In total 31 tunnels were destroyed during the weeks the IDF was in Gaza.[27]
On 11 August 2014 the IDF announced they had successfully tested a system that could be used to detect these tunnels.[28] This new system uses a combination of sensors and special transmitters to locate underground tunnels.[29] The IDF expects development to cost up to NIS 1.5 billion, and could be deployed within the year.[30]
Measures taken by Egypt[edit]
Some measures such as Egypt's construction of an underground fence along its side of the Gaza-Egypt border have been taken. In late 2009 Egypt started construction of a subterranean barrier in an attempt to curb the use of smuggling tunnels. Nevertheless, anti smuggling capabilities remain limited and constrained.[23]
In 2010, the Egyptian Mubarak regime sprayed toxic gas into the tunnels, killing 4 Palestinians.[31]
In 2011, Egypt began sealing a series of smugglers' tunnels between its border and the Gaza Strip.[32] The Egyptian army has increased its deployment along its border since 5 August 2012, when 16 Egyptian border police were killed in a terror attack. Since then there have been reports that the Egyptian army has been destroying smuggling tunnels by flooding them.[33]
In 2013, following the 2013 Egyptian coup d'état that ousted the pro-Hamas government, the Egyptian army has destroyed many of the tunnels, with the effect that "prices have soared, shelves are empty, utilities have suspended operations for lack of fuel and travel is restricted once again".[34]
In 2013, The Egyptian military started resorting to a pungent new tactic to shut down the smuggling tunnels connecting Sinai and Gaza: flooding them with sewage.[35]
Smuggling tunnels and the various methods different countries have used to address the types of threats tunnels pose to national security has been discussed in the literature.[36][37]
After General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi assumed leadership of Egypt in 2013, the Egyptian Army launched an aggressive campaign of destroying tunnels between Gaza and Egyptian territory. As of August 2014, the Egyptian Military destroyed 1659 smugglings tunnels.[38]
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas agreed with the destruction of smuggling tunnels, arguing that they had produced 1,800 millionaires, and were used for smuggling weapons, drugs, cash and equipment for forging documents. Abbas had previously recommended the sealing or destruction of the tunnels by flooding them and then punishing the owners of the homes that contained entrances to the tunnels, including demolishing their homes.[39][40]
On 11 September 2015, the Egyptian army began to pump water from the Mediterranean Sea into the tunnels. A number of Palestinian factions condemned the flooding of the border with sea water, because it posed a serious threat to environment and ground water.[41] In February 2016, it was reported that the flooding was creating an environmental disaster and have a catastrophic effect on the basic livelihoods of millions of Palestinians.[42]
According to the Egyptian president Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi, flooding of the tunnels had been carried out in coordination with the Palestinian Authority.[40] On 6 February 2016, Israeli Minister Yuval Steinitz said that Sisi ordered the flooding of several Hamas tunnels to a certain extent due to Israel's request. He affirmed that Egyptian–Israeli security cooperation was "better than ever".[43]
Buffer zone[edit]
In October 2014, days after an attack in which 33 Egyptian soldiers were killed, Egypt announced it may create a buffer zone between Palestinian Rafah and Egyptian Rafah, where most tunnels are believed to be.[44][45] Initial width of the buffer zone was 500 meter but on November 18, 2014, Egypt said it would expand it to 1 km.[46] On December 29, 2014 buffer zone was extended again to 5 km.[47]
See also[edit]
- Palestinian tunnel warfare in the Gaza Strip
- Goods allowed/banned for import into Gaza
- Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
- ^ a b Egypt eases blockade at Gaza's Rafah border BBC News, 28 May 2011.
- ^ Isolation of Gaza Chokes Off Trade. Steven Erlanger. Herald Tribune, 19 September 2007.
- ^ Egypt bans Hamas activities in Egypt. Reuters. 4 March 2014
- ^ a b c Gaza's Tunnel Phenomenon: The Unintended Dynamics of Israel's Siege. Nicolas Pelham, Journal of Palestine Studies, Vol 41, no. 4 (Summer 2012)
- ^ Yale Law School. The Avalon Project Peace Treaty between Israel and Egypt – 26 March 1979.
- ^ a b c Sullivan, Denis Joseph; Jones, Kimberly A. (ed.) Global Security Watch – Egypt: A Reference Handbook, "The Rafah Crossing – The Border with Gaza", p.116-118. ABC-CLIO, 2008
- ^ Isabel Kershner. Abbas's Premier Tells Israel to Reopen Gaza. New York Times. 14 December 2007.
- ^ Gaza: Chronic Shortages of Drugs and Medical Supplies. Doctors Without Borders, 16 November 2011
- ^ PCHR: Gaza leukemia patients without medicine for 11 months. Ma'an News Agency, 21 November 2013
- ^ Five years of blockade. OCHAoPt, June 2012
- ^ a b Ongoing updates: Rafah Crossing, tunnels, and the situation in Gaza. Gisha, 27 August 2013
- ^ a b Report on UNCTAD assistance to the Palestinian people: Developments in the economy of the Occupied Palestinian Territory, pp. 13-14. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, 6 July 2015 (doc.nr. TD/B/62/3). Source
- ^ Israel's Gaza Blockade Baffles Both Sides. CBS News, 28 May 2010.
- ^ Egypt 'destroys 1,370 Gaza smuggling tunnels,' says army. Ma'an News Agency, 13 March 2014
- ^ Ben-David, Calev. "Maze of Secret Gaza Tunnels Targeted by Israel Offensive". Retrieved 4 July 2016.
- ^ Gaza's only power plant shuts down over fuel shortage, official says. Haaretz, 27 December 2013
- ^ In Gaza, sewage stains beaches and piles of garbage mount on streets. Reuters, 30 June 2014
- ^ Gaza Tunnels: Heavy Traffic in Ramadan. Taghrid Atallah, Occupied Palestine, 23 July 2012 (translated from Arabic Edition)
- ^ a b A response to Netanyahu and a Correction from the Journal of Palestine Studies. Institute for Palestine Studies, 21 August 2014
- ^ Ben-David, Calev. "Maze of Secret Gaza Tunnels Targeted by Israel Offensive". Retrieved 4 July 2016.
- ^ Times Online: "In the tunnels of Gaza, smugglers risk death for weapons and profit"
- ^ Unusual Jobs Highlight Restricted Choices of Gaza Youth. BBC News, 11 December 2012.
- ^ a b c d This article incorporates public domain material from the Congressional Research Service document "Jim Zanotti. Hamas: Background and Issues for Congress".
- ^ 'Philadelphi Road' travels deadly Gaza terrain Israel is knocking down nearby houses that the army says are used to hide smugglers' tunnels. By Michael Matza. Philly.com, 19 May 2004.
- ^ Razing Rafah: Mass Home Demolitions in the Gaza Strip, Human Rights Watch.
- ^ "Tunnels Lead Right to the Heart of Israeli Fear". The New York Times. 29 July 2014. Retrieved 4 July 2016.
- ^ "'At least 160 children died digging tunnels for Hamas'". Retrieved 4 July 2016.
- ^ "Israel tests system to detect Hamas tunnels". Retrieved 4 July 2016.
- ^ "Israel Tests New Terror Tunnel Detection System". 17 July 2014. Retrieved 4 July 2016.
- ^ http://www.jpost.com/Arab-Israeli-Conflict/IDF-successfully-tests-system-designed-to-detect-terror-tunnels-370754
- ^ Four Killed, Nine Wounded, After Being Gassed In Tunnel By Egypt. IMEMC, 29 April 2010
- ^ "Egyptian military begins closing smuggling tunnels near Gaza". Retrieved 4 July 2016.
- ^ Egypt floods Gaza tunnels to cut Palestinian lifeline. Reuters, 13 February 2013.
- ^ http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21582562-will-palestinian-rulers-gaza-strip-join-talks-their-enemies-not Hamas and the peace process: Not at the table
- ^ "To Block Gaza Tunnels, Egypt Lets Sewage Flow". The New York Times. 21 February 2013. Retrieved 4 July 2016.
- ^ Lichtenwald, Terrance G. and Perri, Frank S.(2013)."Terrorist Use of Smuggling Tunnels," International Journal of Criminology and Sociology, Volume 2, 210–226.
- ^ Lichtenwald, Terrance G. and Perri, Frank S.(2011). "Smuggling Tunnels: The Need for a Transnational Analysis," Inside Homeland Security Volume 9, Issue 1.
- ^ Egyptian army destroys 13 more Gaza tunnels Egyptian army destroys 13 more Gaza tunnels; Cairo has eliminated 1,639 tunnels that run into Sinai thus far By AFP 27 July 2014.
- ^ Abbas: Egypt Right to Create Buffer Zone on Gaza Border Archived 20 August 2015 at the Wayback Machine.. Jack Khoury, Haaretz, 1 December 2014 (premium).
″Abbas believed the destruction of the tunnels was the best solution. The Palestinian president said he had recommended previously the sealing or destruction of the tunnels by flooding them and then punishing the owners of the homes that contained entrances to the tunnels, including demolishing their homes.″
- ^ a b Sisi says Gaza tunnels flooded in coordination with PA. MEMO, 28 September 2015
- ^ Palestinian factions condemn Egypt flooding Gaza borders. MEMO, 21 September 2015
- ^ The situation on the Gaza-Sinai border is 'deteriorating', claims security official. MEMO, 9 February 2016
- ^ Security establishment furious with minister after making Egypt-Israel cooperation public. Yossi Melman. Jerusalem Post, 6 February 2016
- ^ "Egypt may relocate thousands of Bedouin to widen buffer zone near Gaza border". Haaretz. 26 October 2014.
- ^ "Palestinian militants from Gaza behind Sinai attacks, Egyptian official says". Haaretz.
Beshadi stressed that the "only solution" for putting an end to the attacks by alleged Palestinian militants was to establish a "safe zone" between the Gaza Strip and Sinai, by relocating residents in other areas.
- ^ "Egypt to expand Gaza buffer zone to 1 km; 12 new tunnel openings found". Haaretz. 18 November 2014.
the Egyptian army will widen the zone from 500 meters in order to improve national security, after Egyptian security forces uncovered tunnels that were 800 to 1,000 meters long going deep into Egyptian territory.
- ^ "Gaza buffer zone to increase to 5km: North Sinai governor". Daily News Egypt. 29 December 2014.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Smuggling tunnels in Gaza Strip.
- An inside look at the tunnels under Gaza and the men who risk their lives to bring in essential supplies. Al Jazeera, 21 April 2014
- Jerusalem Post, End of smuggling? Detecting tunnels with fiber optics.
- Profits drive smuggling in Rafah
- In pictures: Searching for Gaza's tunnels
- Razing Rafah Human Rights Watch report on use of tunnels as pretext for mass home demolitions
- Gaza tunnel smugglers trade in new cars
- Cars From Libya, Egypt Smuggled Into Gaza Through Tunnels
- The Bridge Transcript, Act Two: Bridge and Tunnel. This American Life. By Ira Glass. 7 May 2010.


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I couldn't believe it. After all we had been through and now I'm doing this. When we first met at the candy store, to what happened at the Chunin exams, and even following him to this godforsaken place, and now I hate him, he hates me, and I'm leaving.
*knock knock*
"Yeah," I say as the door opens.
"Lord Orochimaru and Sasuke are back," Kabuto says as he opens the door slightly.
"So?" I ask.
"They want to talk to you, something about … training," the way he pauses and says 'training' chills my blood.
"Fine," I say as I turn towards the door.
I walk to the door, shove Kabuto out of the doorway and lock my door after shutting it with a soft slam. Then I run. I learned the hard way to 'hurry' to these stupid meetings.
As I grab my bag tears stream freely down my face. The meeting ended with a huge argument. So as I planned I would do the next time we moved, I am finishing my packing, a week early. I raise my arm and dry my tears as I hear footsteps quickly approaching: another knock on the door.
"What?" I ask coldly.
The door squeaks open and the figure leans against the door frame.
"And what are you doing?" the all too familiar voice asks just as coldly.
"Why should I tell you?" I reply bitterly.
"Because I asked you," Sasuke whispers in my ear.
"Going for a walk," I say in a mocking voice.
"I don't believe you." he says again.
"Wow, you actually do have a brain in that thick head of yours," I reply as I add something to my bag.
"Why are you leaving?" he whispers in my ear. I can almost sense a hint of concern.
I can almost sense a hint of concern, but with him you can never tell.
"Why should you care?" I ask coldly.
"Who says I do?" he says in his typical emotionless tone.
"I knew it," I say as I transport myself out side.
I travel for days, but don't get very far. I have been going in several directions just in case, however unlikely, I am being followed, though it is unlikely that I am.
After I walk for a while I find a nice tree to rest under, at least for a while. The tree itself reminds me of Sasuke and my favorite meeting place especially when we were little.
I close my eyes and sigh as the memories come flooding to my mind. I open my eyes and almost scream.
"What the hell are you doing here?!?!?" I yell at the intruder as I jump to my feet.
"Coming to find you," Sasuke said as if it were obvious.
"Why, I thought you didn't care if I left?" I reply coldly.
I feel snakes crawl up my legs. Before I realize what is going on Sasuke has me pinned to the tree.
"Because…" he whispers in my ear.
As he brings his head around, his lips meet mine. My eyes open as wide as dinner plates my anger melts away instantly. My eyes flutter shut. My lips return the passionate kiss.
"… I love you," he says as soon as we allow the other to breathe. "I can't live without you."
"I can't live without you either Sasuke. I love you." I whisper back.
I wonder why I was going to leave as his lips reconnect with mine in a passionate kiss.
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Sally Ledger, a leading scholar in Victorian Studies and the Hildred Carlile Chair of English at Royal Holloway, died suddenly of a brain haemorrhage. She was only 47, but already had a list of impressive achievements behind her. This is a cruel loss to her family, but also to the discipline in which she excelled.
Ledger was born in East Grinstead and grew up in Crawley. She was from solid Labour Party stock and had fond memories of campaigning on door-steps long before she was eligibleto vote. Her no-nonsense, straight-forward sense of dealing with people, institutions and literary history came from this background. She had initially thought of studying music, butafter a year working in France, she decided in 1982 to study English at Queen Mary's College, London. Signs of things to come were indicatedby her winning the George Smith Prize in 1985 for the best First in English across the colleges of the University of London.
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Re: Reevaluation of conditional arguments when the condition has changed
Looking at your example, I noticed that typing foo[a b] directly gives the right result, but not evaluating expr1. So strange. On 10/8/05, David Park <djmp at earthlink.net> wrote: > Dear MathGroup, > > Here is a programming problem that stumps me. We start with a condition that is always False. > > fooQ[_] := False > > Then write a definition that will factor out multipliers of fooQ objects. > > foo[a_ b_?fooQ] := a foo[b] > > The following does not factor because b, or anything else, fails the test. > > expr1 = foo[a b] > giving: foo[a b] > > Now I define b as a fooQ object. > > fooQ[b] := True > > Now when I enter the same expression the a factors out. > > foo[a b] > giving: a foo[b] > > But if I reevaluate expr1 the definition is not applied. > > expr1 > giving: foo[a b] > > Why shouldn't I expect that to evaluate and now factor? Is there a proper way to write the definitions so it will evaluate? > > David Park > djmp at earthlink.net > http://home.earthlink.net/~djmp/ > > > -- Chris Chiasson http://chrischiasson.com/contact/chris_chiasson


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Fifty Shades of Grey. The hottest trilogy out there...literally. Have you read it? I read all three books in about three weeks time. If I had the time, I could have finished them all in a matter of days. I was that hooked. I don't normally read these type of books. But all over the internet was talk of Christian Grey. I had to find out what all the hype was about.
If you have not read these books yet, I will warn you. Prepare to read the several lines over and over again.
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"....and he smelled of Christian."
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Christian saying, "Come for me baby." and Ana doing so on demand. Umm, if one of my readers is able to do this, please speak up...because I think personally I'd feel all pressured and get stage freight.
And let's not forget the dreadful, repetitive talk between Ana and her inner goddess and subconscious.
Despite that dreadfulness....I enjoyed the books. And, I encourage you to read them.
I also wanted to share a few "your ecards" that I found floating aroud on pinterest. These surely made me laugh.
Okay. Now. Did you know you can now purchase your very own Fifty Shades apparel?!
You can get these shirts on sites like CafePress, Zazzle, and even Etsy!
Now? Did you hear they are making a movie out of these books? I cannot imagine what this will even be rated, because the books are most certainly even more extreme than an "R" rating. However, here's who I'd love to see as Christian and Ana.
Colin Egglesfield and Alexis Bledel. Okay, for starters...just look at that photo of Colin. And those eyes?!?! :::swoon::: Alexis is simply beautiful, has brown hair, and bright blue eyes. She also certainly seems innocent to take on the role of Ana. I loved her from Gilmore Girls.
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Few things are more frightening than a sick child. But before you rush out to the drugstore, make sure you know what will help—and what won't. And by all means, consult a doctor.
Myth: It's safe and effective to dose your child alternately with ibuprofen and acetaminophen to bring down a fever.
Truth: Most of the time, fever is not your child's enemy; fever is part of how the body rids itself of infection. While it's important to monitor feverish children, parents should focus more on the child's behavior and appearance than on how high a temperature is. Alternating fever medicines has been associated with a higher risk of overdose.
Myth: Over-the-counter cough and cold remedies are completely safe and will help babies get better faster.
Truth: Cough and cold remedies are not recommended for children under age 4. The medications don't work very well, won't cure a cold faster than letting it run its course, and introduce the dangers of overdose.
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Truth: Few herbal remedies have undergone rigorous testing. Some could in fact cause your child harm.
Myth: Giving your child high doses of vitamins can ward off a cold.
Truth: Vitamins can help a child who is deficient in a particular nutrient, but scores of studies have found that mega-doses of multivitamins or vitamin C do not reduce the risk of catching a cold. Also, many vitamins are toxic in high doses.
Myth: All ear infections need to be treated with antibiotics.
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Myth: Feed a cold, starve a fever.
Truth: All sick children, whether feverish or sniffling, need nutrients. If they don't feel like solid food, make sure they get plenty of soup, juice, and other healthful liquids.
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Hi, i came to this forum because i have ran out of options, i have tried every app, searched youtube, google, yahoo answers, etc and cannot find a way to get USB Mass storage on my LG motion running Android 4.0.4 i think its called ice cream sandwich. I used to have an lg connect 4g and the mass storage worked fine i need it to connect it to the stereo in my car and i really miss listening to my system.. i know android dropped UMS for MTP but i know there is a way to get mass storage on my device, its already rooted, and i downloaded busybox. Please give me a hand.
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It can get annoying sometimes but it's a standard component on both core's Minimal and Standard profiles and I think it should also be enabled in Open Deals... its easy enough to disable but it being off by default means a lot of users won't even notice and not have it when they need it...
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Perhaps a dozen USC players were limited Tuesday, to various extents, because of injuries, most notably defensive lineman Leonard Williams (shoulder), defensive back Josh Shaw (stress fracture in foot) and linebacker Lamar Dawson (knee). All are expected to be limited throughout the spring.
''Leonard got his shoulder cleaned up after the bowl game. He will be limited all summer long,'' Coach Steve Sarkisian said. ''Josh has a bit of a stress fracture in his foot that we want to get healthy. We don't want that thing lingering all summer long. Those are precautionary deals.''
Other players, such as receivers George Farmer and Steven Mitchell, will be limited this spring. Both receivers suffered torn ACLs last season. Farmer estimated that his knee is at 85-percent health.
''It was my first time back,'' Farmer said. ''I haven't been on the field in over a year. Just being on the field kind of surprised me, getting that feeling of running around and running routes, catching balls. Everything was great. I am going to participating in mostly no-contact drills (this spring).''
Sarkisian is taking a ``no-chances'' attitude when it comes to injuries, particularly given that USC will still be playing under NCAA-mandated scholarship reductions in the fall.
''The goal is for (players) to be 100-percent healthy come August,'' Sarkisian said. ''That's the real key. We want to develop their fundamentals and techniques now, and have them get a real understanding of our schemes, but make sure they're healthy when August rolls around.''
That means there will probably be no firm decision as to whether Shaw will play cornerback or safety in the fall. Shaw, a senior, has jumped back and forth between the positions over the previous two seasons.
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70, of Westfield, passed away Tuesday, October 8, 2013. Ray was born January 7, 1943 in Monroe, MI to the late Benjamin and Mary Salati. He was a graduate of Michigan State University.
Ray was owner and President of Renewed Performance, Inc. of Tipton. He was a member of St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church. Ray enjoyed spending time with his family, playing walley-ball and bowling.
A funeral Mass will be held at 11:00 am Saturday, October 12 at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church, where family and friends may call from 9:00 am until the time of the service.
Raymond is survived by his wife, Barbara; children, Richard (wife, Kim)Farinella, Holly A. Salati, Jeana M. Cordray, Anthony G. (wife, Sarah) Salati, Nathan W. (wife, Tabitha) Salati, and R. Joseph (wife, Amanda) Farinella; grandchildren, Jacob, Mackenzie, Lucian, Adalynn, Parker, Raya and Theodore. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Catherine Farinella and brother, Louis Salati.
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