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Palestinian - Israeli Impasse -
Exploring Alternative Solutions to the Palestine Israel Conflict
By Various Palestinian and Israeli Authors
Edited by: Dr. Mahdi Abdul Hadi
360 pages, August 2005
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In 2004, when it became clear that Palestinian-Israeli relations had reached a deadlock – there had not been any serious negotiations for over three years, an "Intifada culture" was prevailing, and daily lives were determined by the Israeli re-occupation of Palestinian cities, military incursions, and closure policies - PASSIA initiated a new project entitled Palestinian-Israeli Impasse - Exploring Solutions to the Palestine-Israel Conflict, in a search for the light at the end of the tunnel.
Stuck in a conflict that has been continuing for more than a hundred years, in which scores of mediators and proposals were unable to deliver a solution, and left with the equally unsuccessful more recent initiatives (e.g., the Clinton parameters of 2000, the Taba talks of 2001, the road map of 2002-3, the Nusseibeh-Ayalon Plan and the Geneva Accords of 2003), common analysis had it that it was becoming increasingly likely that confrontation and bloodshed would continue and even intensify in the absence of any practicable alternatives.
As also the international community had proven unable to bring about a settlement consistent with international law and UN resolutions, an increasing number of voices claim that the two-state solution – a viable Palestinian state alongside Israel as pursued in various forms over the last five decades – had been effectively pre-empted by the deliberate policies and strategies of recent Israeli governments.
Against this background, PASSIA embarked on this project with the intention to promote serious dialogue and discussion about the various options facing the two communities over the course of the next few years, and to examine whether, or to which degree, the two-state consensus is "dead," what lies ahead if the status quo would last for another ten years, and what alternative proposals could or should be considered. The project combined research (position papers) and dialogue sessions (roundtables in which the papers were presented and discussed) with an array of Palestinian scholars, intellectuals, members of government and of various political factions, NGO activists, and professionals as well as Israeli academics and activists.
The papers included in this volume look at the reasons the two-state solution has failed to succeed until the present day and consider what prospects for future success or failure it still has, thereby looking at the issue from various angles (historical, conceptual and religious aspects; implications for the refugee question, Jerusalem, the settlement issue and the future geography of Palestine/Israel) .
The various proposed approaches to solve the Palestinian-Israeli impasse explored in this volume were provoked by a number of concrete questions, such as whether there is still a possibility for a (short-term or permanent) two-state solution; how the two-state solution should be reevaluated, given that all recent breakthroughs in the reconciliation process of inter-communal or ethnic disputes (Northern Ireland, South Africa, Bosnia) have been based on federal, consociational, and autonomy arrangements, and not on partition; and what kind of practicable models could be envisioned for the Palestinian-Israeli case.
For those papers that support the idea of a one-state solution, the possibilities of maintaining separate cultures, heritages and identities while holding equal citizenships and rights in a democratic political system on one open territory are considered very seriously. By exploring these and related issues, the PASSIA team aimed to assess the positions adopted by different national, religious, secular and other groups on the various formulas as well as the greatest obstacles to each of them.
It is hoped that this volume will further contribute to the objectives of the project, which were to stimulate debate among people from different backgrounds and political affiliations on alternative agendas to overcome the current status quo and provide a forum for open discussion and exchange on those and related topics.
Jerusalem, May 2005
Dr. Mahdi Abdul Hadi (Editor)
Head of Passia
Nick Kardahji, Dreaming of Co-Existence: A Brief History of the Bi-National Idea
Nick Kardahji offers an account of the evolution of the concept of a bi-national state as a solution to Zionist and Palestinian territorial claims. He begins by differentiating a bi-national solution (which emphasizes the equal representation of groups) from a one-state solution (which emphasizes the equal representation of individuals). He analyzes the difference between notions of "partition" and the "bi-national" under the British Mandate, exploring the UN Partition Plan of 1947 as well as the motives and interests of both sides for and against separation. He then looks at the differences between cultural and nationalist Zionism and their support for or rejection of a bi-national state (specifically the arguments of Judah Magnes, Arthur Ruppin, Chaim Kalvarisky and organizations such as Hashomer Hatzair and Brit Shalom). Arab advocates of bi-nationalism during the Mandate, he argues, were very marginal and included Ahmed Khalidi, Musa Alami and Fauzi Husseini. He documents the end of the bi-national movement in 1948 with its absolute rejection by the Zionist victors and the dominance of a two-state paradigm by Palestinians after 1988. His paper includes an appendix with detailed information about individuals, movements and proposals that advocated for a bi-national state.
Nick Kardahji was a Palestinian-British researcher at PASSIA (2003-4) and is a graduate of the University of Sheffield.
As'ad Ghanem, The Bi-National Solution for the Israeli-Palestinian Crisis: Conceptual Background and Contemporary Debate
As'ad Ghanem argues in this essay for a bi-national solution that would resolve inter-group conflict through granting equality to all population groups. He begins with a conceptual background of the ways in which group-dominated states deal with their non-dominant groups through extermination and group purification, expulsion and transfer, domination without democratic rights, control by granting partial democratic rights or, alternatively, through the granting of equality for all groups. He ex plores the differences between territorial partition and the elimination of group dominance either through a federation/confederation system or through granting the same freedoms to all individuals. He turns to the particular case of the domination of the Jewish majority over Palestinians in the Occupied Territories and argues that the only viable and realistic solution is a bi-national state given the unlikelihood of the following: full Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank and Gaza, a shift in the Israeli position to grant full independence to a separate Palestinian state, a separation of common resources, dismantling the settlements and integrating them into a separate Palestinian state, resolving the Jerusalem question and the right of return in two separate states, and any territorial compromises by hardliners on either side. He offers a model for Israeli-Palestinian relations in a bi-national system which would equalize relations between Israelis and Palestinians and would require changes in the orientation within the two nationalist movements and towards the international community. A bi-national state would also require, he argues, a broad coalition of both parties, a right to veto on the part of both parties, fair representation of both groups and internal autonomy for each group.
As'ad Ghanem is a political scientist at the University of Haifa.
Gary Sussman, The Viability of the Two-State Solution and Israeli Unilateral Intentions
In this essay, Gary Sussman explores the mounting debate over the viability of the two-state solution. He analyzes the ongoing Israeli settlement expansion, the separation wall, changing democratic trends in favor of the Palestinians, international opinion regarding Israel and the notion of separation, and, finally, the idea of unilateral separation. The focus of his analysis is the impact of Israeli unilateral actions – be it the wall, settlements or disengagement upon Palestinian and international opinion regarding the desirability of a two-state solution. His main argument is that none of these factors alone imperils the two-state outcome, but when combined could have a dramatic impact on Palestinian support for the two-state outcome. He claims that Israeli unilaterialism and a demographic trend that favors Palestinians could trigger a dynamic whereby Palestinians abandon their 15-year long endorsement of the two-state idea. As a result of these demographic trends and the requirement of Palestinian consent for Israeli international and regional legitimacy, he argues that a bi-national solution is the most realistic option to move forward.
Gary Sussman is based at Tel Aviv University.
Salim Tamari, The Dubious Lure of Bi-Nationalism
Salim Tamari argues in this paper that, while at the conceptual level bi-nationalism raises interesting possibilities for examining new dimensions of extraterritorial nationalism and ethnicity, at the level of practical politics the concept can be counterproductive and escapist. He thus proposes a continued struggle for Palestinian independence. He illustrates the drawbacks of the two-state solution and the reasons for its erosion, going on to argue for the structural dependency of Israel and Palestine. However, he claims that the advocates for a bi-national solution have been too simplistic and unrealistic in their approaches, holding their positions without assessing the repercussions of a regime created from two antagonistic national groups with established infrastructures and unbalanced power differentials. Further, those advocates are very marginalized and cannot mobilize a constituency around them, the Palestinians and Israelis themselves. A bi-national solution, he contends, would demand that the Palestinians give up their right to independence without guarantees that Israeli hostility towards them would cease.
Salim Tamari is the Director of the Institute of Jerusalem Studies in Jerusalem.
Fadi Kiblawi, Towards a Sustainable Solution: Alternative Constructions for an Israeli-Palestinian Peace
In his essay, Fadi Kiblawi outlines a method to reach a sustainable final solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by first examining the limitations of the current situation, suggesting alternatives, assessing the value of constitutional resolution and finally advocating for a bi-national solution. He claims that the two-state solution is not feasible because it would preempt the right of return of refugees, would legitimize population transfers, and would not be able to resolve the problems of the settlements, the separation wall and Jerusalem. He suggests that escaping the current impasse would require a replacement of the Palestinian Authority, a transformation of international consensus on the conflict and a redistribution of the balance of power. He then explores historically and in the contemporary context the process of defining a constitution of a prospective solution which would consider land, border, economic and political issues, including the right to return, land reform and Jerusalem. He finally advocates for a constitutionally defined federal system with distinct separation of powers between executive, legislative and judicial branches within a unitary state.
Fadi Kiblawi is a student at George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C.
Nasser Abu Farha, Alternative Palestinian Agenda – Proposal for an Alternative Configuration of Palestine/Israel
Nasser Abu Farha offers in this essay an alternative configuration of Palestine/Israel that would consist in a bi-national state of two sovereign states in political and economic union, the Federal Union of Palestine-Israel. He begins by evaluating the relative concerns and aspirations of Israelis and Palestinians and the failure of the two-state solution. He moves on to argue for the necessity of reconfiguring the notion of state hood in Palestine-Israel on a federalist model that is based on the current demographic distribution of both populations and the need to accommodate the Palestinian right to return. Finally, he explores in detail the borders and demographic distribution of the two separate sovereign states while elaborating what their political and economic union would require. He argues that this solution respects the concerns and aspirations of both parties.
Nasser Abu Farha is a Ph.D. candidate in Cultural Anthropology at the University of Wisconsin. He is a native of Jalame in the West Bank.
Sari Hanafi, Finding a Just Solution for the Palestinian Refugee Problem – Toward an Extra-Territorial Nation-State
Sari Hanafi attempts to resolve the problem of the Palestinian refugees' right of return by reconfiguring the very notion of the nation-state itself and formulating a model for an extra-territorial state. He argues that the current nation-state model, based on the "trinity" of nation-state-territory, is in deep crisis and that a new model of nation-state must be conceptualized based on flexible borders, flexible citizenship and some kind of separation between the nation and the State. This model of the "extra-territorial nation-state" is structural and transitions between a territorially-based nation-state and a 'de-territorialized' one. Hanafi distinguishes between residency and citizenship, arguing for the extension of citizenship to Palestinian refugees.
Sari Hanafi is a sociologist and the former Director of the Palestinian Diaspora and Refugee Center (Shaml) in Ramallah. Currently he is a Visiting Associate Professor at the American University of Beirut.
Ian Lustick, Thinking About the Futures of Palestine with the Pasts of Others: Implications for the Settlements in a Two- or One-State Solution
Ian Lustick begins his essay with a theoretical investigation of predictions and future-oriented thinking based on more or less likely outcomes of situations and events. He suggests that we must look at the pasts of other peoples to illuminate possible Palestinian futures, taking as examples the Kurds, Armenians, Jews, Algerians, South Africans and the Irish. He goes on to consider the implications of the settlements in a one- or two-state solution, arguing that one isn't necessarily more realistic than the other for resolving the issue.
Ian Lustick is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania.
Asher Susser, Confederation Options in the Palestine-Israel Conflict
Asher Susser explores the historical ties and identity-based differences within Israel, Palestine and Jordan and assesses the impact of disengagement of each party on this triangle and possible confederation. He argues that an Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian confederation is currently impossible, but that this doesn't preclude a confederation between Palestine and Jordan, a solution that would be dependent solely on Palestinian and Jordanian political will and decision-making.
Asher Susser is the Director and Senior Research Fellow at the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies and an Associate Professor in the Department of Middle Eastern and African History at Tel Aviv University.
Jeff Halper, Thinking Out of the Box: Towards a Middle East Union
Halper first documents the way in which the Sharon administration captured and controlled the West Bank and East Jerusalem, creating a Jewish-controlled state throughout the "Land of Israel." He outlines the elements necessary to constitute a just peace: the national expression of two peoples, viability, a just resolution of the refugee issue, regional peace, and mutual security for both parties. He rejects the traditional two-state solution, a two-state solution favoring Israel and a bi-national or one-state solution, advocating instead for a regional confederation. This regional confederation would emerge in two stages: 1) the establishment of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel, and 2) a regional confederation leading to a wider Middle East Union.
Jeff Halper is an anthropologist and Coordinator of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions.
Arie Lova Elia, Isfalur (Israel, Falastin, and Urdun) – A Benelux Scheme
Arie Lova Elia argues for a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces to the pre-1967 borders of Palestine. Further, he contends that the three states – Israel, Palestine, and Jordan – will slowly merge into a consolidated or confederative relationship with one another called Isfalur. Isfalur would have four regional enterprises – the Northern Water Project, the Jordan Rift Project, the Dead Sea Project and the Arava Project – which would make consolidation economically beneficial for the three countries.
Arie Lova Elia is a former MK and General Secretary of the Israeli Labor Party.
Yehoshua Ben-Arieh, Trilateral Land Exchange between Israel, the Palestinian Authority and Egypt: A Solution for Promoting Peace between Israel and the Palestinians
In his paper, Yehashua Ben-Arieh proposes a three-way exchange of territory between Israel, Palestine and Egypt as a way of resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The article first outlines the basic premises of this plan as well as the pros and cons for each of the three parties. Ben-Arieh then discusses the basic principles underlying the plan. He concludes by offering a draft agreement for the land swap to be signed by the three parties and representatives of the international community, primarily the United States, the European Union and the United Na tions.
Yehashua Ben-Arieh is a Professor of Geography at the Truman Institute at Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
Mousa Burayzat, Federation versus Confederation in Jordanian-Palestinian Politics
Burayzat's paper takes a historical approach to Palestinian-Jordanian relations, evaluating the effects of Jordan's previous attempts to broker peace, the regional context and Jordanian disengagement from Palestinian affairs in 1988 on current and future relations. He assesses the merits and demerits of a confederal approach to solving the Palestinian question over and against a Jordanian-Palestinian federal approach, encouraging more close cooperation between Palestine and Jordan and the abandonment of a reliance on an Arab confederal structure. However, he claims, it is crucial that genuine collaboration and cooperation be es tablished between Arab states on the Palestinian question, and that federal and confederal solutions to the problem should be explored more fully.
Mousa Burayzat is the Jordanian Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva.
Ahmad Abu Lafi, Islam and the Bi-National State
Abu Lafi gives an historical account of Islamic governance, turning to the early foundation of the Islamic state in Medina and defining more broadly the nature of the Islamic state based on the Islamic creed. The constitution and laws of such a state would be derived, he contends, from the Qur'an, the Sunnah, and what they have referred to: reasoning by analogy (Qiyas) and recognized consensus on the part of scholars (Ijma'). He describes the Islamic state as a unified system under the authority of an individual Muslim ruler and which extends to all residents of the state equal rights. For this reason, a bi-national state would only conform to Islamic law if it was unified, Muslims and non-Muslims living equally under one Muslime ruler and abiding by Islamic laws.
Ahmad Abu Lafi is a Lecturer at Al-Quds University in Jerusalem.
Thomas G. Fraser, Partition as a Solution to Political Division: The Cases of Ireland, India and Palestine
Fraser's essay contextualizes the partition of Palestine historically with the partitions of Ireland and India, respectively, as a British Imperial solution to political division. He explores the evolution of Irish nationalism and the key factors which motivated partition as well as the details of the partition agreements finally outlined. Moving to the Indian context, he examines the ideas of Muhammad Ali Jinnah and the gradual support for Muslim self-determination in a separate state, an idea which motivated and followed through the partition of India and Pakistan. He finally looks at proposals under the British Mandate and UNSCOP to partition Palestine into separate Arab and Jewish states.
Thomas G. Fraser is Provost at the University of Ulster.
Jan de Jong, The End of the Two-State Solution – A Geo-Political Analysis
De Jong's looks at the geographical effects of the Separation Barrier Israel is currently erecting in the West Bank and argues that its construction of the 'Barrier' – along with the ongoing settlement policy - will fatally prejudice all remaining prospects for viable Palestinian statehood. He explores the Israeli disengagement plan and its system of segregating Palestinian land and infrastructure from Israeli-controlled land and infrastructure, particularly in relation to the Israeli system of roads and tunnels in the West Bank, the expansion of settlements and outposts, the annexation of Jerusalem from Palestinian control and their combined effect on the economic viability of a separate Palestinian state and creation of a Bantustan-like structure for Palestinian cities. He then outlines what would be necessary for an economically viable Palestinian state and the possibilities of a Labor-Likud compromise on that state. The text also contains eight colored maps.
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3 Key SoCon Games Highlight Thursday Night's SlateJanuary 17, 2013
3 Key SoCon Games Highlight Thursday Night's Slate
College of Charleston (12-5, 4-1 SoCon) at Georgia Southern (7-10, 1-3 SoCon)
Jan. 17, 2013, 7 p.m. (EST)
Statesboro, GA, Hanner Fieldhouse (5,000)
Historical Look At The Rivalry:
Not only will Thursday night's clash between Georgia Southern mark the last regular-season Southern Conference meeting between Georgia Southern and College of Charleston at Hanner Fieldhouse. It will also mark a huge game in the Southern Conference South Division, which is especially true after Georgia Southern's 70-57 win over Davidson on Monday night that snapped a 12-game losing streak against the Wildcats.
For the Eagles and Cougars, Thursday night's clash will mark the 46th all-time meeting between the two programs, with College of Charleston holding a 27-18 all-time advantage.
Georgia Southern and College of Charleston have been longtime rivals in two conferences, first forming a rivalry when the two were members of the Trans America Athletic Conference, which became the Atlantic Sun.
The Cougars and Eagles resurrected that rivalry as Southern Conference members after the Cougars joined the league as an official member in 1998-99. Now, College of Charleston is in its swan song in the SoCon before leaving for the Colonial Athletic Association next season.
The College of Charleston has owned the series between the two programs as of late, claiming nine of the last 10 meetings between the two programs. Georgia Southern's 64-58 win at Hanner last season snapped an eight-game winning streak by the Cougars.
Both clubs enter the matchup after high-profile wins, with Georgia Southern having knocked off Virginia Tech out of the ACC, while CofC had early-season wins over the Big 12 member Baylor and Boston College out of the ACC.
Memorable Matchup:
Georgia Southern 71, College of Charleston 68
(Jan. 9, 2006)
STATESBORO, GA—In front of nearly 3,500 fans inside the rowdy friendly confines of Hanner Fieldhouse, Georgia Southern took what would prove to be a major step towards the 2006 Southern Conference South Division regular-season title, with a 71-68 come-from-behind win over the College of Charleston, notching a seventh straight win and a 17th-straight win in front of the Hanner Hooligans.
The Eagles would find themselves behind as many as 16 points twice in the opening frame, as the Cougars held leads of 28-12 after a Dontaye Draper triple, and 32-16 after a David Lawrence jumper.
However, Georgia Southern would chip away at the lead and finished the opening frame by going on am 11-2 run to close to within seven points, at 34-27, at the halftime break.
In the second half, the Eagles would forge their first tie of the game, at 48-48, on a basket by Will Dunn and after CofC junior forward Renardo Dickerson gave the Cougars a 50-48 lead on the ensuing CofC possession, Dunn would answer, tying the game at 50-apiece with a little less than 10 minutes left.
With 8:48 remaining in the game, Dunn would slam it home from the baseline, giving the Eagles a 52-50 lead—a lead which GSU would never relinquish.
Donte Gennie's triple would extend GSU's lead to five (55-50) and over the next few minutes, the Eagles would maintain a three-five point advantage until the Cougars trimmed it back to two (62-60) on a pair of Draper free throws with 4:13 remaining. The Cougars would get within a possession one more time with a Lawrence's second-straight dunk, making it a 71-68 game inside the final minute.
After Dwayne Foreman missed a pair of free throws for the Eagles with five seconds left, CofC guard Ryan Scott rebounded the second miss, but teammate Drew Hall would turn over the basketball to GSU forward Louis Graham, who would secure the basketball against his chest to run out the clock and secure the Eagles' program record-tying 17th-straight home win at Hanner.
The Eagles were led in the contest by Southern Conference Player of the Year Elton Nesbitt, who finished with 18 points, while the Cougars got a game-high 21 points from Draper in the losing effort.
(Research Assistance For The Above Game Was Provided By Savannah Morning News 1/10/2006)
Quick Glance At The Matchup: After Monday night's 70-57 win over Davidson in front of what was an energetic home crowd at Hanner Fieldhouse, Georgia Southern head coach Charleton Young and his Eagles have a chance to make even more ground with another home test against the College of Charleston.
The Cougars have looked good in their past two games, getting a narrow 73-69 win over The Citadel on Monday night, while getting an 86-59 win over Chattanooga last Saturday.
The Cougars come into Thursday night's important Southern Conference clash having been very inconsistent under first-year head coach Doug Wojcik, but appear to be back on the uptick again heading into the South Division clash with the Eagles on Wednesday night.
The Cougars have wins in the non-conference over the likes of Baylor and Boston College, but have lost games to Division II Anderson and to Samford on the home floor this season. Samford had never beaten the Cougars since joining the SoCon in 2008, until beating the Cougars last week.
Leading the way for the Cougars this season has been a trio of double-figure scorers, with one of those players averaging in double figures entering Thursday night's as the reigning Southern Conference Player of the Week.
Two of those players that average in double figures this season for the Cougars will start in the backcourt this evening, with both Andrew Lawrence (13.9 PPG, 3.4 RPG, 4.1 APG) and Anthony Stitt (11.9 PPG, 3.2 APG, 2.9 RPG) accounting for two of those three players averaging in double digits this season for the Cougars.
Lawrence, of course, brings veteran leadership to that backcourt, coming off his Olympic appearance this past summer for the Great Britain National Team.
In Monday night's win against cross-town rival The Citadel, Lawrence was able to post a game-high 21 points in helping the Cougars gut out a four-point road win. He needs just 18 points on Thursday evening to reach the 1,000-point plateau.
Stitt, who was injured nearly the entire 2011-12 season, is having a season worthy of All-SoCon consideration. He currently ranks seventh in the SoCon in three-point field goal percentage (43.5%), while his 3.2 assists per game rank 10th in the league this season. He has scored in double digits in the past two games for the Cougars, including 14 points and five boards in CofC's win at The Citadel on Monday night.
Adejhi Baru (10.4 PPG, 9.2 RPG), the SoCon's reigning Player of the Week, rounds out the starting trio in the starting five averaging in double figures. Baru is the highest-rated recruit in school history, and is starting to mature into the player that had so many schools seeking his services for four years.
Baru leads the league in rebounding, and he put together three-straight double-double performances last week, including 16 points and 12 boards the last time out against The Citadel.
Baru has had to log more minutes and shoulder more of the low-post scoring load with Trent Wiedeman's (7.3 PPG, 3.4 RPG) injury. Wiedeman continues to work his way back into playing shape since his injury, and will be a key player off the bench for the Cougars on Thursday against GSU.
Joining Baru underneath the basket as starters in the frontcourt will be Willis Hall (7.2 PPG, 4.3 RPG) and Anthony Thomas (8.1 PPG, 4.9 RPG). Hall is one of the team's better shooters, connecting on 49.4 percent from the field and 55.6 percent from 3-point range. He will keep a defense honest with his ability to shoot the perimeter shot.
Thomas started his career at Appalachian State before moving on to Hutchinson Community College in Kansas and has now matriculated back into the Southern Conference for at least a season with the Cougars.
He is one of the best athletes on the team, and one of the team's most versatile performers with his ball-handling abilities, as well as his ability to shoot the mid-range jumper. He is coming off a 10-point, four-rebound performance at The Citadel on Monday night.
Off the bench, the Cougars will look to four primary players to be part of its rotation against the Eagles, with Nori Johnson (4.8 PPG, 1.8 RPG) and Theo Johnson (3.0 PPG, 1.8 RPG) as combo guards, while Wiedeman and Matt Sundberg (2.3 PPG, 2.2 RPG) will be key components in the front court.
The Cougars rank seventh in the SoCon in scoring offense (63.9 PPG) and second in scoring defense (62.1 PPG). The Cougars also rank third in scoring margin (+1.8), while ranking first in field goal percentage (44.2%), 3-point field goal percentage (37.8%), blocked shots (4.9 BPG) and rebounding margin (+5.1).
Georgia Southern comes into Thursday night's matchup with a team that has been explosive at times this season. They are also a team that has also proven to be a streaky-shooting club this season, but might just be hitting its their stride at just the right time.
The Eagles are young in the backcourt, and tag-teaming the point guard position so far this season have been C.J. Reed (11.5 PPG, 2.9 RPG, 3.2 APG) and Tre Bussey (10.9 PPG, 3.9 RPG). Cleon Roberts (7.9 PPG, 2.0 RPG) rounds out the starting trio in the backcourt, and stepped into the lineup and has done a nice job filling in for Jelani Hewitt, who was suspended the entire season by head coach Charlton Young.
Reed has proven to be a huge addition to the Eagles' backcourt this season after transferring in from Central Florida as a result of NCAA infractions.
He was allowed out of his scholarship from Central Florida. Reed had planned on playing for the Golden Knights after playing for three years at Bethune Cookman, where he was the HBCU National Player of the Year after averaging 15.8 PPG in his senior season. He was one of the reasons the Eagles were able to end that 11-game skid against Davidson on Monday night, as he posted 16 points.
The front court for the Eagles will be comprised of Eric Ferguson (14.6 PPG, 7.6 RPG) and Kameron Dunnican (1.4 PPG, 1.9 RPG).
Ferguson is one of the best players and athletes in the Southern Conference and has a future in professional basketball internationally, and perhaps even in the NBA. The cerebral 6'7" junior is tied with CofC's Baru for double-doubles in the league this season, with five heading into Thursday's contest.
Ferguson reached the 1,000-point plateau just before Christmas and was named the SoCon's Player of the Month for the Month of December. He is coming off a 14-point performance in the win over Davidson last time out and currently ranks third in the SoCon in rebounds (7.6 RPG) sixth in blocked shots (20) (1.2 BPG).
The Eagles have solid production coming off the bench with Marvin Baynham (4.4 PPG, 3.4 RPG) and Cameron Baskerville (4.0 PPG, 3.4 RPG) being the two most seasoned players off the GSU bench. The tandem gives GSU maybe the most depth and athleticism of any front court unit in the SoCon this season.
Baynham is coming off quite the performance against Davidson on Monday night, providing 10 points off the bench for the Eagles in the 13-point triumph.
As a team, Georgia Southern comes into Thursday night's South Division clash 10th in the Southern Conference in scoring offense (60.8 PPG) and third in scoring defense (64.0 PPG).
This should be a good one, but the confidence GSU gained from the win over Davidson, coupled with another rowdy crowd at Hanner Fieldhouse with classes back in session, should be enough to propel what looks to be a dangerous Georgia Southern team to a second straight Southern Conference win.
Final Score: 65-58 Georgia Southern
Furman Travels to Elon for Key SoCon Battle Thursday Night
Furman (4-11, 1-3 SoCon) at Elon (9-7, 2-2 SoCon)
Jan. 17, 2012, 7 p.m. (EST)
Elon, N.C., Alumni Gym (3,500)
Fresh off a 69-65 win over Wofford on Monday evening, Furman goes on the road to face North Division member Elon in a key inter-divisional Southern Conference clash on Thursday night at Alumni Gym.
For Elon, it is coming off an impressive 80-67 road win at Western Carolina on Monday evening to even its Southern Conference record, at 2-2.
Thursday night's meeting between the Paladins and Phoenix marks just the 13th all-time meeting between the two programs, with Elon holding an 8-4 all-time series edge. The two schools met just once last season, with Elon stealing a 77-70 win over the Paladins at Alumni Gym in both team's Southern Conference opener.
Furman has struggled in games at Alumni Gym in past seasons, posting just a 2-5 record in the facility.
Elon is now in its fourth season under the direction of Matt Matheny, and are one of the teams many feel that should challenge for the North Division crown this season.
The Phoenix are experienced and shoot the basketball well from the perimeter.
Elon returned all five starters from a team that claimed the SoCon North Division's No. 2 seed, allowing the Phoenix to advance all the way to the Southern Conference semifinals last season before losing to eventual champion Davidson.
Furman has been the "walking wounded" this season and young players have been asked to step up and sometimes play out of position to adjust to the rash of injuries that have hit the team.
Jordan Loyd, the team's starting point guard coming into the season, is out for the rest of the season with a meniscus tear, as is Dominic Early, who was a key contributor on last season.
Colin Reddick (11.9 PPG, 6.0 RPG), Furman's leading scorer, suffered a deep gash over his left eye and was forced to miss most of the second half of the win over Wofford. His brother, Charlie Reddick (8.2 PPG, 5.9 RPG), has been sidelined with a hamstring injury over the past three weeks.
While playing through pain on Monday night, he was able to provide a gutsy effort, which included eight points and a team-leading nine rebounds. Both should be on the court on Thursday night against the Phoenix.
Reddick will be joined in the paint by Kendrec Ferrara (7.7 PPG, 4.7 RPG), who is having an outstanding campaign for the Paladins in the low post and is coming off a career-high 17-point performance in the win over Wofford on Monday night.
Ferrara is making a bid for All-Freshman honors in Southern Conference play this season, and now has six double-figure scoring games in his freshman campaign for the Paladins.
Furman has also gotten strong play out of its backcourt at times this season, with one of those occasions being on Monday night in the win over the Terriers.
Furman received a combined 20 points from its two freshmen starters, in point guard Stephen Croone (8.5 PPG, 4.5 APG) and wing guard Larry Wideman (7.7 PPG, 2.3 RPG), who scored nine and 11 points, respectively, in the win over the Terriers on Monday night.
Croone continues to have an outstanding season at the point guard position for the Paladins this year, entering the contest ranked second in the league in assists.
Wideman has given the Paladins another athletic presence in the starting lineup, and will be making his seventh start of the season against Elon on Thursday night. Wideman is also Furman's top perimeter shooter, having knocked down 22 triples this season.
Bobby Austin (5.3 PPG, 2.7 RPG) has been one of the veteran leaders who has been a vital part of this team's chemistry this season. And though he's not a big-time scorer, he has the ability to provide the clutch shot if needed to do so.
His only three points of the night in the win over the Terriers came with just 17 seconds remaining in the contest, extending a two-point (65-63) Furman lead into a five-point (68-63) advantage.
The Paladins have gotten some support off the bench this season, too, especially from senior forward Bryant Irwin (7.6 PPG, 3.7 RPG), who is a good inside-out threat for the Paladins. Irwin connected on five triples in a loss at SMU earlier this season.
In the only meeting with the Phoenix last season, Charlie Reddick had one of his better games as a Paladin guard, posting 22 points in the losing effort, while being joined in double figures by former Paladin post player Brandon Sebirumbi, who notched 11 points in the Furman setback.
Furman comes in ranking ninth in the SoCon in scoring offense, averaging 61.3 PPG. The Paladins rank seventh in the SoCon in scoring defense, surrendering 69.1 PPG.
Elon entered the season an experienced unit, with four returning starters, and has gotten off to a 2-2 start in Southern Conference play. Elon, however, remains one of the favorites to garner one of the top two seeds in the SoCon's North Division.
Coming into Thursday night's contest, the Phoenix have three players averaging points in double figures, led by junior forward Lucas Troutman (15.1 PPG, 6.0 RPG). Troutman is certainly in the running for SoCon Player of the Year honors with the way he has been playing this season.
Troutman has been simply sensational on both ends of the floor for the Phoenix this season, ranking sixth in the league in scoring, while leading the SoCon in blocks, with 35 swats (2.2 BPG) this season. Troutman finished on the verge of double figures against the Paladins last season, posting nine points in the 77-70 Phoenix victory.
Joining Troutman in the low post for Elon will be Ryley Beaumont (10.6 PPG, 6.6 RPG), who might be the most improved player on the team, and is the second of that starting trio averaging in double figures this season.
Beaumont's 6.6 rebounds per game leads the team, and was one of four player in double figures in the 80-67 win at Western Carolina, posting 12 points on 4-of-9 shooting from the field and 1-of-4 from three-point range. He has the ability, as any of Elon's starting five has, of stepping out and hitting the perimeter shot, with 17 triples this season.
The starting trio in the Elon backcourt slated to start on Thursday night are Jack Isenbarger (14.4 PPG, 2.9 RPG), Austin Hamilton (7.4 PPG, 2.6 RPG, team-leading 52 assists) and 6-8 guard Sebastian Koch (8.8 PPG, 4.9 RPG).
Isenbarger and Koch are two of the better perimeter shooters in the SoCon, ranking among the league leaders in made three-point field goals this season. Isenbarger's 43 3-point field goals ranks third in the Southern Conference, while Koch's 34 triples ranks sixth among the league's leaders. Isenbarger finished with 16 points in the win the last time out against Western Carolina, while Koch added 15.
Coming off the bench, the Phoenix will look to shooting guard Tanner Samson (4.8 PPG, 3.1 RPG), while front court players Tony Sabato (2.1 PPG, 1.7 RPG) and Ryan Winters (2.6 PPG, 2.0 RPG) are among the first off the bench to provide depth in the low post.
As a team, the Phoenix rank fourth in the SoCon in scoring average (69.9 PPG), scoring margin (+4.4), assist/turnover ratio (1:2) and field goal percentage defense (40.6%). The Phoenix also rank second in the SoCon in 3-point field goals made per game (7.9), blocked shots (3.9 BPG) and assists (13.8 APG). Elon allows 65.4 PPG, which is fourth in the SoCon in scoring defense.
Furman might keep this one close for a while, as the Paladins have been playing better as of late. But Elon's experience and talent will be the difference down the stretch, as the Phoenix pick up a second straight league win.
Final Score Prediction: Elon 77, Furman 65
Surprising Samford Set to Battle Western Carolina for Division Lead
Western Carolina (7-10, 4-1 SoCon) at Samford (5-12, 3-1 SoCon)
Jan. 17, 2013, 8:00 p.m. (EST)
Birmingham, AL., Pete Hanna Center (4,500)
Preview: When Bennie Seltzer took over the Samford basketball program last March following the dismissal of Jimmy Tillette, he inherited a basketball team that didn't garner all that much respect from the league's media the last few seasons, and it has shown in the preseason media voting the last several seasons. The Bulldogs were projected to finish last or next-to-last in the preseason voting at the league's annual basketball media day.
While Samford's Princeton-style offense wasn't easy for opposing teams to prepare for, the Bulldogs seem to just be a player away from being the kind of the team that could be a force in the SoCon's North Division race.
Although the Bulldogs have an unimpressive 5-12 overall mark this season, they played what was an extremely challenging slate, which included the likes of current No.1-ranked Louisville, defending national champion Kentucky and perennial Big Ten power Wisconsin.
But you can throw those 11 losses out to non-conference foes this season and focus on the 3-1 conference record thus far. The Bulldogs have garnered wins over Georgia Southern (57-48), as well as sweeping through the Port City of Charleston by posting wins over The Citadel (69-65) and College of Charleston (62-57).
The win over the College of Charleston was the first over the school in Samford history. And going on the road and defeating one of the top teams in the league signaled to the rest of the league that the Bulldogs are going to be a factor in the SoCon this season—probably for the first time since their first season as a league member, when the Bulldogs found themselves in the SoCon Tournament Semifinals in Chattanooga.
One of those missing ingredients that the Bulldogs have added this season might also well be the top freshman in the SoCon, in post player Tim Williams (14.3 PPG, 7.2 RPG). No post player has taken the league by storm as Williams has since Kyle Hines' freshman season at UNC Greensboro in 2004-05.
Williams obviously isn't the only player that has been a key element in Samford's recent success, as point guard Raijon Kelly (14.9 PPG, 3.7 APG) and Williams' classmate and position mate underneath the basket, Clide Geffrard Jr. (9.8 PPG, 4.3 RPG) have also been key in helping the Bulldogs try shed their old image and take up a new one this season.
Kelly was the Southern Conference Player of the Week last week, and is shooting the basketball extremely well from the perimeter this season. In fact, he leads the SoCon in 3-point field goal percentage, connecting on 39-of-84 triples this season, for a blistering 46.4 percent clip from long range. His 39 3-pointers leads the team and ranks fourth overall in the SoCon.
Another huge boost the Bulldogs have gotten this season is the return of Tyler Hood (7.4 PPG, 3.2 RPG), who missed seven games with an injury. Hood was a SoCon All-Freshman pick a year ago, and is one of the team's hardest workers.
While Samford has been a surprise in some ways, so has Western Carolina.
The Catamounts, however, were much more of a surprise last season—when they underachieved until the latter part of the season—before storming all the way to the title game only to lose in heartbreaking fashion in double overtime time to league favorite Davidson.
It was a magical run towards the end of the season, which saw the Catamounts win seven-straight games before losing in the title game to the Wildcats. The Catamounts had to replace two key starters off that squad last season, but have been able to get off to a strong start in league play once again this season, with a 4-1 mark thus far.
Western has claimed league wins over Furman (79-65), The Citadel (72-55), Appalachian State (70-64) and UNCG (62-59), with the only loss thus far through conference play came on Monday night to Elon (80-67).
The Catamounts are a guard-oriented team, which has been a staple of Larry Hunter-coached teams in Cullowhee. This season is no different, as Western has one of the top backcourts in the Southern Conference.
The Catamounts could resemble the Phoenix Suns in the early 1990s under the direction of Paul Westhphal, with four guards leading the way and one post player.
Though the Catamounts don't play quite the up-tempo pace that K.J., "Thunder" Dan Majerle, Cedric Ceballos and Charles Barkley did, the Catamounts do shoot a bevy of threes and do favor a transition game, averaging the fifth-most points (69.6 PPG) per game in the SoCon, while having shot 340 3-pointers this season, ranking third out of the 12-team conference.
Leading that talented quartet of guards for Western Carolina this season has been Trey Sumler (17.8 PPG, 4.4 RPG), who's a player that can score points in bunches, as evidenced by his career-high 32 points in the 13-point home loss to Elon on Monday night. His 17.8 PPG ranks as the second-highest scoring average in the league so far this season, while his 31 triples this season rank second on the team and 13th among the league's leaders.
Sumler is making a bid for SoCon Player of the Year honors, leading the team with 61 assists this season, while his 2.1 steals per game ranks second in the SoCon.
Joining Sumler in the four-guard offense on Thursday night will be Brandon Boggs (8.8 PPG, 3.6 RPG), James Sinclair (7.3 PPG, 4.4 RPG) and Mike Brown (3.9 PPG, 3.2 RPG). Boggs is the team's best perimeter defense and is an outstanding athlete, and will be making his 12th start of the campaign on Thursday night.
The lone post presence for the Catamounts in the starting five will be Tawaski King (10.9 PPG, 5.5 RPG), who is picked up off his outstanding play in last year's Southern Conference Tournament, and is continuing to play great basketball this season.
The Catamounts have a couple of strong performers coming off the bench in forward Preston Ross (7.6 PPG, 4.2 RPG) and guard Tom Tankelewicz (10.0 PPG, 2.9 RPG). Tankelewicz's 44 3-point field goals made this season ranks him second in the league. Tankelewicz, however, has been a liability at times for his play on the defensive end of the floor, and that might be a something to watch against Samford on Thursday night.
Thursday's meeting between the Catamounts and Bulldogs marks the 11th all-time meeting between the two, with WCU holding a commanding 8-2 edge in the all-time series, including having won three-straight. Look for Western to steal one on the road and rebound from Monday night's setback against Elon to move to 5-1 in league play. This should be the game of the night in the SoCon.
Final Score: Western Carolina 81, Samford 78


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Wayne Grayson (born 22 September, 1974) is a voice actor for the English-language dub of the Pokémon anime.
Pokémon roles
Grayson has played some of the most well-known recurring characters in the anime. His first role on the show was Zane in EP169. As of Crossing Paths, Grayson has returned to do additional voices.
Famous non-Pokémon roles
- Joey Wheeler (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
- Syrus Truesdale (Yu-Gi-Oh! GX)
- Bolt Tanner (Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's)
- Nelson Andrews (Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal)
- Michelangelo (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
- Dracule "Hawk-Eye" Mihawk, Eneru, Yosaku (One Piece)
- Mr. EAD (F-Zero: GP Legend)
- Marcell Toing (Ratatoing)
|This article is part of Project VA, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each voice actor of the Pokémon anime.


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President Obama spoke at the White House this hour on jobs, energy independence, and climate change.
More specifically, the news out of Obama's appearance included an announcement that sets in motion a chain of events that would let California and some other states tighten their auto emissions standards.
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Update at 1:30 p.m. ET. USA TODAY's David Jackson leads his story about the president's actions this way:
President Obama reversed more Bush administration policies Monday, endorsing state efforts to restrict tailpipe emissions and ordering higher fuel-efficiency standards.
These are "the first steps" toward "energy independence," Obama said during a ceremony in the East Room at the White House.
Update at 10:44 a.m. ET: The president is now signing a series of executive orders to implement the changes he wants made.
Update at 10:43 a.m. ET. "Will not be held hostage":
"We have made our choice," Obama says. "America will not be held hostage to dwindling resources, hostile regimes and a warming planet. ... Now is the time to make tough choices."
Update at 10:41 a.m. ET. Emissions:
Obama confirms that he has ordered an immediate review of "the California request" to tighten auto emissions standards.
Update at 10:40 a.m. ET. Fuel efficiency:
"We must ensure that the fuel efficient cars of tomorrow are built right here," says the president. "We will start by implementing new standards for model year 2011. ... This rule will be a down payment on a broader and sustained effort to reduce or dependence on foreign oil."
Update at 10:37 a.m. ET. Energy independence:
"Year after year, decade after decade, we've chosen delay over decisive action," Obama says. "Now, America has arrived at a crossroads. ... Embedded in the American soil, wind and sun ... we have the capacity to change.
"It will be the policy of my administration to reverse our dependence on foreign oil."
Update at 10:34 a.m. ET: The president begins by noting the announcements in recent days of large job cuts at Microsoft, Intel, United Airlines, Home Depot and other major corporations.
He says "we owe it" to each of the laid-off workers, "and to every single American to act with urgency and with common purpose."
Update at 10:32 a.m. ET: Reporters just got a "two-minute warning."
David's journalism career spans three decades, including coverage of five presidential elections, the Oklahoma City bombing, the 2000 Florida presidential recount and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He has covered the White House for USA TODAY since 2005. His interests include history, politics, books, movies and college football -- not necessarily in that order. More about David
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I have been in America for three years now. This time has meant a lot to me. I have learnt many things, I have grown and changed in many ways.
But there is one change which I refuse to make. It isn't quite philosophical, nor technical, conditional, or circumstantial, although it is a little bit of all of the above. It is orthographical.
I am Armenian, but I grew up in New Delhi, India. I have spoken the English language pretty much my entire life, and I have written in the English language during most of that time too. In India, we use the British way of spelling things, and of expressing ourselves in general.
So, as I said before, I have "learnt" much in America, not "learned", although I could say that I might someday consider myself "learned" (pronounced "learn-ud").
Red, blue and orange are colours, with a "u", and those who live around me are my friends and neighbours, again including "u" (and you!). Knights in shining armour brandish swords perhaps made of aluminium. (They wouldn't dare wield swords made of something as flimsy as that, unless they were trying to foil their opponents, maybe… but you see what I'm talking about.)
That subject dealing with numbers and figures? It's maths, not "math". A similarly-minded friend of mine quipped that it's short for mathematics. If it were a single mathematic, then we'd talk.
The last letter of the alphabet? It's still called "zed", as it has been for centuries.
For centuries elsewhere, of course. Not in America. I had a professor my first year here who constantly corrected my spelling on papers. Both he and I were equally pig-headed, and so we remain. The editor of this blog has a similar field day every time with my posts, I'm sure.
In the spirit of fairness, though, I must add the various Americanisms which have been absorbed by my vocabulary too, and which I aim to keep, even if I move to Buckingham Palace tomorrow. When something strikes my fancy, for example, it is "sweet". When something excites me, I go, "Yes!". I shall definitely "graduate" in May, and not "pass out", as I would have in India. Although, the exhausting way we work here at St. John's College, it may end up being a little of both.
Editor's Note: In appreciation of this post, I have also allowed Nareg to keep his British conventions of punctuation, even though here in America we punctuate "inside the quotation marks," not "outside". I'll return to my normal, stubborn self next time!
Useful and/or fun reads on the difference between American and British:
–> Potentially confusing and embarrassing differences
–> British to American slang translator
–> British Council: How to understand the differences video and exercise


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(Jose Luis Magana / Associated Press)
Darius Fequiere usually gets perfect attendance from his sixth- and seventh-grade students.
But on Thursday, only 17 of 26 students showed up to his homeroom at New Open World Academy in Koreatown, where Fequiere teaches special education and English language development.
He tweeted some of the emails that students sent him Wednesday night, telling him they wouldn't be at school. They were participating in the Day Without Immigrants protest, a nationwide movement in which immigrants closed their businesses and stayed home from school to show their economic importance.
Fequiere wasn't the only teacher missing a few kids in the classroom. Throughout Los Angeles Unified School District, about 3,000 more students were absent on Thursday than on an average day.
Schools get funding based on the number of students who attend school each day. So if a large number of students stayed home Thursday, the school district could lose thousands of dollars.
Darius Fequiere
The students who showed up to Fequiere's class mostly live between Westlake and Pico Union, home to large immigrant populations.
They talked about recent ICE raids in their community and family members and neighbors who are afraid to leave home or don't know what to do if authorities come to their homes.
"It's a lot for them to handle and it's a lot for them to process," Fequiere said. "These are the things that they face every day."
So Fequiere, a first-generation Haitian American showed the students a YouTube video by CHIRLA, the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles. The video explains about the rights immigrants have in a raid.
He said he also planned to talk to the students who skipped school about why they made that decision, and to advise them to organize and keep in touch with each other rather than protesting in isolation.
"Everyone can go and walk out," Fequiere said. "But my students' ability to understand why they're doing things and having the information to protect themselves and protect their families … being able to create that sustainability for themselves, I think that is the ultimate form of protest for my students."
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Hang on for your life in Wakeboarding Unleashed featuring Shaun Murray as you get ripped across a lake by a high-powered speedboat and trick through dangerous terrain. Feel the rush as you crash into houseboats and catch huge air in nine exotic levels with seven world-class wakeboarders. Tired already? Then drive the boat and help your friend pull off challenging technical tricks.
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Wakeboarding Unleashed Featuring Shaun MurrayPublisher: ActivisionRelease Date: December 23, 2003MSRP: 19.99 USD
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We caught up with Norman Jay MBE in Portobello Rd, London - the heart of the Nottinghill carnival - to talk about the release of Good Times 6 as well as Norman's plans for this years carnival.
Norman Jay's legendary Good Times Sound System makes its much anticipated annual return to the Notting Hill Carnival 2006 on Sunday 27th August and Monday 28th August - taking center stage once again as the main of event of the Bank Holiday Weekend.
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