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Shimon Peres Admits He Was Wrong
Charles Johnson
Middle East 2/18/09 2:09:12 pm • Views: 2,069
Israeli President Shimon Peres admits he was wrong about withdrawing from Gaza.
President Shimon Peres said Wednesday that he had erred in supporting Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gaza.
The revealing remarks come three years after Israel's evacuation of the volatile coastal strip which has since been seized by Hamas.
"Whatever will happen in the future, we shall not repeat the mistakes we made in leaving Gaza," Peres said in a question and answer session with a group of American Jewish leaders. "It should have been done otherwise. I was for leaving Gaza. I consider myself as one of the persons mistaken."
This, of course, is not the first time Peres has been wrong, with disastrous results.
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1 rawmuse Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:10:26pm
His mistake did not cost him anything.
2 _RememberTonyC Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:10:38pm
maybe he should clench HIS fist
3 Kosh's Shadow Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:10:46pm
I wonder if this indicates which party he'll ask first to form a coalition.
4 Kragar Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:11:38pm
Fine, now go get your man out of Gaza and be ready to fight
5 Sharmuta Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:11:59pm
Sounds to me like no more land for peace. All 'land for peace" has gotten them is less land and more war.
6 pre-Boomer Marine brat Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:12:28pm
Sell your own soul if you want, Mr. Peres, but these are not the days for selling your nation.
7 summergurl Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:13:07pm
re: #5 Sharmuta
That's what happens when you unclench your fist.
This is going to be interesting, because I don't think Israel has any friends left at the UN.
9 Charles Johnson Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:13:28pm
I admit I was wrong too — about eating those fried green beans that cracked my bicuspid and led to an hour and a half in the dentist's chair today.
10 Adrenalyn Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:13:39pm
no, he did the right thing
the current regime needs to remind the "people" of Gaza that rocket and mortar attacks will not be tolerated
and more retaliation like recently will happen if the attacks continue
but that they will get more and more devastating each time
why be in a place that is so costly in kidnappings and suicide bombings ?
11 [deleted] Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:14:00pm
12 dhg4 Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:14:30pm
re: #3 Kosh's Shadow
Actually that's what David Hazony thinks. Good catch.
(Of course it's possible he'll still turn to Livni …)
13 Bloodnok Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:14:38pm
re: #9 Charles
14 pre-Boomer Marine brat Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:14:44pm
And to cap it off, I bet you're gonna get a bill!
15 Golem Akbar Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:15:12pm
Fine. Labor is no longer relevant in Israel, and Peres is an old Laborite. He does his best at ribbon cuttings. And that includes keeping silent on important issues. [rant off]
16 Shug Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:15:13pm
He's still alive to admit he screwed up.
unfortunately, thanks to him, many Innocent Israelis aren't
17 Sharmuta Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:15:18pm
an hour and a half in the dentist's chair today.
And we all know how much fun that is.
18 eschew_obfuscation Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:15:21pm
He was wrong. It cost Israel dearly. He admitted his mistake and has promised that he learned from it.
Do we know any American leaders who have done as much?
re: #14 pre-Boomer Marine brat
It should cost about 230.
re: #19 Bloodnok
230 (tooth hurty).
I slay me.
I hope the beans were filling.
/it'd cost less
22 ILoveIsrael Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:17:18pm
Hmm…he's been in politics for the entire life of the state. He means well, but he is misguided.
Yeah but it sure beats the Land-for-peace nuttiness.
24 Kosh's Shadow Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:17:27pm
re: #11 taxfreekiller
Obama upon leaving office early due to scandals, "I was wrong to take the lot and get involved in my Senate replacement and that stimulus package that was a mistake, and as I sit here in France in the house George Soros paid for I am truly sorry."
You left out the part where he says "I'm sorry that my appeasement policy resulted in the nuclear destruction of Tel Aviv, New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC."
/G-d forbid
25 WF Bach Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:18:16pm
I am the Sheik of Area B
This land belongs to me….
It's also worth pointing out that Peres was unclear whether the disengagement was wrong, or that it was wrong that Israel had done it unilaterally.
And he unfortunately didn't express any regret for the Jewish residents of Gaza who were displaced and still have not been accomodated.
27 Silhouette Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:18:31pm
I'll never forget what a horrible time the removal was. Not only were Israelis against Israelis, but LGFers against LGFers. People losing their homes. The hope that the pain would be worth it.
They even had to dig up their dead and remove them because without a doubt, the remaining Gazans would have desecrated the dead.
28 SummerSong Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:18:34pm
I have never heard of a fried green bean!
29 _RememberTonyC Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:19:03pm
re: #18 eschew_obfuscation
Reagan was a democrat before he took a right turn
re: #22 ILoveIsrael
Yes, he is a patriot. No question about it. He's very sincere. But very very misguided.
31 Diamond Bullet Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:19:30pm
There has never been a recorded instance of a bacon explosion causing tooth damage. Just sayin'.
re: #28 SummerSong
I ate a fried pickle once in the Charlotte airport.
It was one of the best things I've ever eaten.
(from the article)
The President's Office Orifice subsequently said that Peres meant that he was against the way the pullout was carried out, and the lack of political and security coordination with the Palestinians.
Translation mistake has been corrected.
34 midwestgak Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:20:26pm
We'll See
Under Israeli law, the party regarded as the most likely to win majority support in the 120-seat parliament is asked to form a government, and pundits say Peres is certain to give the task to Netanyahu.
He wouldn't be wrong in making that choice, IMHO.
35 SasquatchOnSteroids Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:20:30pm
Can't have a trip to the dentist story without this
re: #31 Diamond Bullet
Everyone knows bacon can't crack enamel. Never before in human history…..
re: #17 Sharmuta
there's not enough nitrous in the world to make that fun
38 Honorary Yooper Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:20:52pm
Ouch. You OK now?
39 Rednek Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:21:00pm
Disney is reorganizing it's theme parks and announcing layoffs.
If you see Pluto or Goofy under a bridge, you know why.
40 Spare O'Lake Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:21:08pm
The decision to leave Gaza was Ariel Sharon's.
Peres supported the decision but did not make it.
For what it's worth.
41 calcajun Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:21:34pm
42 varmint Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:21:42pm
it is depressing. israel lives so much closer to the edge. they should have had all their illusions burnt away long ago. yet each generation brings a new group of leaders who think they can make peace with terrorist monsters if the just compromise their values.
if they can't learn from history, what are the chances that we ever will?
43 Carl in Jerusalem Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:21:43pm
Unfortunately, the President's office has already backtracked on these remarks. They're now saying that withdrawing from Gaza (and expelling all its Jews) was right, but it should have been done by consent with the 'Palestinians.' Of course, it was done unilaterally because no 'consent' could be reached.
re: #39 Rednek
If you see Pluto or Goofy under a bridge, Call John Edwards
re: #29 _RememberTonyC
If the majority of Israelis are now thinking that Land-For-Peace is a bad idea, then any amount of mind-changing is a good thing. Unfortunately, too many Americans (and American Jews) still believe in that old and now-disproven idea.
re: #43 Carl in Jerusalem
Put the pig back in the hangar.
With the current recession, it makes it harder to go to one of Disney's overpriced parks. I think people will stay much closer to home this summer.
48 Amer-I-Can Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:23:43pm
Thanks for filling in the blanks about your absence.
49 kansas Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:24:18pm
Jeez, how long did you fry them?
50 Achilles Tang Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:24:24pm
Is that recipe in the cookbook?
re: #26 dhg4
He never will either.
During Operation Cast Lead, two columnists (Michael Freund of JPost - no surprise there - and Nadav Shragai of Haaretz - slightly more surprising) called for an apology to the Jews who were expelled from Gaza. Don't hold your breath waiting for it to happen. Most of these people haven't even been 're-settled' in real homes yet - three and a half years later.
re: #32 Shug
I once had a basket of fried jalapeno slivers at a backroad BBQ south of Charlottesville, VA. It was sort of like that Stephen King short story, "Word Processor of the Gods," 'cept with a fry-a-lator.
re: #42 varmint
In defense of my fellow Jews, I will say that Jews are probably more idealistic than most if not all other groups. But I agree, they (we) need to learn from history. That is one verrrry important lesson.
54 HoosierHoops Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:24:47pm
re: #48 Amer-I-Can
Here today..Gum tomorrow..
Any time an Israeli pol admits he was half wrong it's a flying pig moment. This isn't America and the chutzpa knows no bounds.
My sympathies.
As the Whale's mother asked about Jonah: "What the heck was he doing in there for so long?"
Wow! You got your biscuspid fixed in one day?
— Canadian citizen./
58 jcm Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:27:08pm
Porkzilla has flown…….
Oh, different pig…..
59 nyc redneck Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:27:12pm
no one appreciated israel getting out of gaza.
that gesture should have made the world sit up and take notice that israel was trying to be fair. that they were the ones seeking peace.
the palis grabbed the land, destroyed what israel had left behind and immediately began to make war.
these animals don't want peace. they just want to annihilate israel.
no more land, no more concessions.
now is the time to accept the ugly facts abt. these scum.
they are speaking loud and clear.
re: #58 jcm
Porkzilla couldn't float, much less fly.
61 Randall Gross Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:28:59pm
The thing that got me…. is if you were going to do this, why both WB and Gaza at once? Why not a couple years between? This was back in 05 or am I misremembering?
*Yankee bowing to indigenous experience*
heh … I guess you have a very good point there … spin th' prop!
re: #59 nyc redneck
And we still hear people asking Israel to make more concessions.
Can anyone name ONE concession the Paliterrorists have actually made, not just promised?
65 bellamags Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:31:06pm
I'm not surprised about Shragai, he isn't exactly a leftist. And I believe that Ari Shavit has also written about the neglect of those who were expelled.
One of the sick ironies of the expulsion is that a number of the Jews who lived in Gaza, had been expelled the Sinai. These were "settlers" who were expelled twice in the name of a non-existent "peace." But somehow "settlers" are the biggest obstacle to peace according to much of the opinion making elite.
Oops. Try again.
How would one channel Goofy ?
I can feel his presence, Gawrsh.
68 der_ich Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:31:35pm
The unilateral withdrawal was in retrospect a mistake. It was not wise to ask the Palestinians something in return. The withdrawal itself wasn't a mistake. Many lives were spared by this decision: civilian and military.
re: #63 Kosh's Shadow
There are none.
re: #65 bellamags
/thanks for nuthin', Perez!
71 bj Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:33:35pm
Those were some right crispy fried green beans, Charles. Are you sure you didn't chomp down on your bicycle wheel spokes by accident? My sympathies for being sooooo wrong .. you and Shimon both. What a bill of goods he bought. Feh!
72 Killgore Trout Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:33:48pm
"Whatever will happen in the future, we shall not repeat the mistakes we made in leaving Gaza,"
I have no doubt they'll continue to make the same same in the future. It's becoming a tradition.
73 gegenkritik Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:33:57pm
An hour and a half?
May I recommend you my dentist?
re: #68 der_ich
If there had been no withdrawal, Gaza wouldn't be an armed camp and there would have been no need for Operation Cast Lead. That's 1300 Pali lives right there whether they are 'civilian' or terrorist.
And the ultimate battle there has yet to be fought - a battle that would not have been necessary had Israel stayed in Gaza.
And by the way, tell the people of Sderot and its environs that their lives were spared by the Gaza expulsion.
I kind of agree. I was against any withdrawal, but I understand the concept of living in an area that demographically is a loser. There should have been some kind of agreement that guaranteed security. Even if it had been nullified by the Hamasies at a later date.
76 CalBear84 Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:35:12pm
Yeah yeah…and fire can't melt steel
/ channeling Rosie
77 ducktrapper Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:35:27pm
Nevertheless, it's refreshing when power speaks the truth to you. If only Jhimmy Carter could see things so clearly.
78 Vicious Babushka Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:36:34pm
Actually, he only admits he was wrong about the "methods," not that it was done at all.
"It should have been done otherwise."
Because now, everybody knows what an EPIC FAIL the "disengagement" was, and it will be much tougher to remove 100x that many Jews from Yesha.
79 Erik The Red Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:36:41pm
Stating to sound like Rachel Lukis//
OT - messed up story on Glenn Beck right now about some illegals.
re: #77 ducktrapper
Yes. If the lessons are learned, Labor could actually someday be an important and useful party to helping Israel achieve some kind of peace. I won't hold my breath.
82 tappin52 Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:37:16pm
Just how long did you fry them?
That sucks. I cracked a molar on an unpopped popcorn kernel. What sucked even more, I didn't have dental insurance.
84 scottishbuzzsaw Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:39:13pm
re: #73 gegenkritik
Oh ouch!
re: #45 Golem Akbar
There will never be peace between the arab/muslim world and Israel. Never.
Hitchens gets into bar fight…..
Report: Hitchens beaten by Syrian thugs in Beirut?
And considering how much the Palestinians love their children, even this is a threat.
88 opinionated Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:40:11pm
What is the point of admitting you were wrong if in the very next breath you insist on an even more disastrous plan?
…… considerations still necessitate the creation of a Palestinian state.
re: #83 Alouette
The good news: By next year dental insurance will be free
the bad news: You'll need to be on a waiting list for 10 months.
re: #86 Killgore Trout
Update: Belated exit question three: Is it time for me to organize a mighty atheist army and lead it on a march to Damascus for justice? Yes.
LOL @ Allahp.
91 Kragar Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:42:09pm
re: #87 SasquatchOnSteroids
"Hey guy, Did we mean to leave this hole in the wall?"
Or this one:
Per the story, his leg is definitely tingling.
94 capitalist piglet Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:42:39pm
OT, but:
Report: Hitchens beaten by Syrian thugs in Beirut? - AllahPundit/HotAir
Oops, you beat me. Sorry for the redundancy.
He is hilarious. Boy, did he mix it up with some folks today…people there are so rude to him, I can't believe it. It's such a drag.
You may be right. I don't know. I can't see the future too clearly. I have hope (tikva) for peace, but until then, Israel has to remain strong, vigilant, and needs our support.
98 Prince of Dorkness Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:45:45pm
I hope he's learned his lesson. It kinda reminds me of that saying about compromising with evil and evil winning.
re: #89 HoosierHoops
and then when you finally get in to see the dentist…he'll be the guy who sat in the back row of dental school and got a C- average!
100 Rexatosis Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:49:24pm
I am not sure if I agree with Peres' reassessment of the Israeli withdrawl from Gaza. At the time of the withdrawl I had a conversation on the topic with a colleague (a poli-sci prof. who is definitely to the left) and we both agreed it was probably the prudent move to make for Israel. Not because it would bring peace but because Israel was overextended into a territory where Jews were a miniscule minority, was a desolate geographic rat-hole with little economic promise (and I am being way kind by giving it any economic promise), and a massive drain on Israel's economy and defense budget. Also Gaza is isolated in such a way that Israel can raid the territory if necessary with impunity should the situation warrant it (as it just did.) In retrospect I believe my colleague and I were right though the situation still "sucks": Israel is in a much stronger defensive position without over-extended lines, can raid Gaza whenever the need arises, and does not have the headache of actually trying to govern the mess that is Gaza. I would not however apply the approach Peres used for Gaza to the West Bank and absolutely disagree with any loss of the Golan Heights (do not cede the higher ground).
101 Pietr Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:49:59pm
OT, But I got this Email-not sure if it's true, or how to research it. Can anyone verify this. somehow? If not, then maybe I can get Charles to delete it:
Thanks Congress.
I wondered why they bailed out AIG, since its not a bank. I don't know. Remember when this economic crisis hit, and Congress let Bear Sterns go under, and then pushed a bunch of Forced Marriages between Banks, etc.?
Then they bailed out AIG. At the time, I thought: "That's strange. What does an insurance company have to do with this crisis?"
I think I just found the answer: AIG INSURES THE PENSION TRUST OF THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS ! No wonder they got bailed out right away! Our Senators and Congressmen said by their
actions, "To hell with the people, let's protect our future".
ISN'T IT NICE TO SEE WHERE THEIR LOYALTIES LIE !
102 Prince of Dorkness Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:52:04pm
re: #101 Pietr
Wouldn't be surprised.
103 amateurpundit Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:52:32pm
Israeli politicians never admit they're wrong. There is something terribly wrong here.
re: #103 amateurpundit
Does any politician?
105 Ben Hur Wed, Feb 18, 2009 2:56:11pm
He'll be wrong again.
106 [deleted] Wed, Feb 18, 2009 3:00:43pm
107 ilzito guacamolito Wed, Feb 18, 2009 3:07:15pm
Ouchy Mama!
On topic, can anyone explain how Tzipi Longstocking got so many votes in the first place? Did the DNC loan her some voters from their rolls (deceased and otherwise)? Give up half the land? That is crazy talk.
108 itellu3times Wed, Feb 18, 2009 3:20:03pm
Very glad to see Peres gaining some wisdom in his old age.
Contra, say, Jimmah Cartah.
But then, at least some who supported the Gaza pullout, did so with the expectation that it would fail and by (negative) example save them from pressure to pull out from the West Bank.
Though strictly speaking, I suppose one can draw other lessons and find other errors in the events that transpired, o lordy yes other errors. Well, any distance made good, is progress.
109 SFGoth Wed, Feb 18, 2009 3:21:46pm
Shimon, time to move to Leisure World, bubbi
110 Defector01 Wed, Feb 18, 2009 3:29:29pm
if i had a shekhel for every time this happened i'd be too big to fail
111 kynna Wed, Feb 18, 2009 3:35:34pm
How many more of Peres's 'learning experiences' can Israel survive?
No such thing as a do-over here, buddy.
112 JWill Wed, Feb 18, 2009 3:42:19pm
This guy and Jimmy Carter both have been terrible failures, with death and misery following in their wakes.
(Sorry! Did the old copy and paste the first time.)
But, seriously…
114 odorlesspaintthinner Wed, Feb 18, 2009 4:12:33pm
At heart it is people like Peres who disrespect the "Palestinians," and people like Netanyahu who give them their due. Hamas has consistently stated it will not recognize Israel. They haven't wavered, haven't played diplomatic games, they haven't done anything that should cause anyone to think they aren't serious about their goal of taking over ALL of ISRAEL. Vilify him if you will, but Meyer Kahane stated this clearly- he never thought of the Arabs in Israel has subhuman. He took them seriously. They view the Jews as interlopers, and they want "their" land back. It was because of this basic respect for their opinion that Kahane wanted them out of Israel, because the conflict between the Jewish and Arab views of Holy Land ownership made them bitter enemies and he foresaw endless conflict. It's a hard argument to pierce. Modern Israelis may not have the stomach for mass deportation, but that doesn't mean they have to give up land for empty promises, or any promises. You don't give up land. Begin was wrong to give back the Sinai, Moshe Dayan never should have backed off the Temple Mount, and we can only hope Israel will retain the Golan. And yes this is empty talk from an American who lives his safe, know-it-all existence, a little wiser after 9/11 but not acquainted with the daily troubles of the Israeli.
115 notutopia Wed, Feb 18, 2009 4:23:58pm
Fried Green Beans
[Link: www.nutsonline.com…]
116 kingkenrod Wed, Feb 18, 2009 4:27:24pm
I have always thought the goal in withdrawing from Gaza was to show the Palestinians were not capable of governing themselves AND had little interest in the two-state solution. Mission accomplished, although the anti-semites of the world will not admit it. Ever.
117 tsionguy Wed, Feb 18, 2009 4:48:43pm
In 1979 Israel tried to convince Egypt to take back Gaza, and they refused. They believed the Palestinians were ungovernable.
118 wiffersnapper Wed, Feb 18, 2009 5:30:21pm
See I told you so.
re: #113 ilzito guacamolito
Someone..anyone…please help me. I really want to understand how this election could have ended with Livni getting so many votes in light of recent events. Is there 'buyer's remorse' in Israel after her comments of giving up half of Israeli land? Is this what the populace really wants? Have they not learned that land for peace doesn't work with these 'people' who have made their objective clear?
120 yy Wed, Feb 18, 2009 5:43:43pm
It is truly pathetic watching Peres—a man who pushed socialism and national suicide for so many years. When most Israelis were yelling that Arafat was a terrorist, Peres ran to make peace. When everyone yelled that "you can't make peace with terrorists," Peres ran to make peace with them. When people yelled "you can't give land for peace," Peres ran to give land away to make peace. Now, as he is well into his 80's, he sees that his life's work may be "all for naught." Truly pathetic.
Even more pathetic, however, is the fact that America has elected an American version of Shimon Peres: a man who pushes socialism and national suicide. While many Americans are yelling that you can't make peace with terrorists, our President is offering to "negotiate" with hamas, the syrians, hezbollah, iran, etc. etc. etc.
I can only pray that innocent Americans will not pay with their blood as so many innocent Israelis have over the years thanks to Peres and his ilk.
121 EE Wed, Feb 18, 2009 6:10:36pm
I wonder if Shimon Peres understands that there are people who are mortal enemies of Israel. If he thinks that if Israel will only be nice to everyone, then everyone will be nice to Israel, then he has a serious misunderstanding of the state of affairs.
Peres said that he could not understand why, after Israel left the Gaza Strip — "disengaged" was the illusionary word used at the time — why there was an escalation of rocket fire against Israel from the Gaza Strip. We left, he said. We removed all of the Jewish residents and all of the soldiers from there. So why did they react in this way.
Let me explain this to him as simply as possible. There are people who want to eliminate the existence of Israel. What limits their behavior in doing this is only their capability to inflict harm against Israel. Their underlying intentions do not change one iota. Certainly if Israel gives them more capability to inflict harm on Israel, they will use it. The attempt to appease them, the attempt to change their intentions by showing weakness and giving them more capability to inflict harm will always fail. Did Peres think that by Israel showing weakness and giving in, providing Israel's enemies with more capability to inflict harm against Israel, in some way a feeling of guilt would fall all over people who are mortal enemies of Israel, and who live in an honor/shame society and not a guilt society? The feeling of guilt just does not exist among the mortal enemies of Israel living in an honor/shame society.
I hope that Peres understands that if Iran acquires nuclear weapons, there is no feeling of guilt that is going to stop it from using them. It just doesn't work that way.
122 redseeped Wed, Feb 18, 2009 6:33:12pm
I wish peace would brake out in the ME. But, peace can only be achieved once war is over. War, can only be over once someone wins.
Israel needs to allow herself to win first and not be yanked around by Europeans and others for the sake of their misguided benevolence to Hamas thugs. Even Shimon Peres knows this.
123 WF Bach Wed, Feb 18, 2009 7:23:06pm
re: #122 redseeped
Yep. Peace-But-Not-Now, that's the ticket. Shalom Matan.
124 Mr Spiffy Wed, Feb 18, 2009 8:09:29pm
virtual down-ding for channeling Rosie O'Donnel
re: #124 Mr Spiffy
Rosie the Metallurgist?
126 zulubaby Wed, Feb 18, 2009 11:54:04pm
Between him and Jimmy Carter, I don't know who I loathe more. What's the ETD on the two of them?
127 der_ich Thu, Feb 19, 2009 12:30:04am
And with the occupation of Gaza there wouldn't have been rockets, terror attacks on settlers, or the soldiers who were forced to protect them?
I am a bit annoyed by this Peres bashing here at lgf - he is a hero not only of Dimona but Entebbe. The dis-engagement was, after all, the idea of the Likudnik Sharon, that it was unilateral even more so. In any case: The same way as it makes sense to have control over the Jordan Valley, it makes sense to go to defensible borders at Gaza.
128 RaiderDan Thu, Feb 19, 2009 8:45:35am
#92. Dammit. You beat me to it. CalCajun.
You go to Cal? Or reside in the Democratic People's Republic of Califas?
129 Nature Thu, Feb 19, 2009 11:58:54am
Can You Pronounce the Name of Your Own Nation?
Palestine, Palestinians, the right to return to Palestine; The Arab inhabitants in both, Israel and the Palestinian territories call themselves Palestinians and call their homeland Palestine. The world has fallen into a trap believing the existence of a fabricated Arab Palestinian nation. The evidence for the biggest hoax in history- so called Arab Palestinian nation- has been in front of our ears for decades and we were deaf to hear it. The evidence has been pronounced thousand of times, day after day, hours after hours by the Arabs themselves. They have been shouting out loud that they are a fabricated nation, and no one was willing to listen. Have you got no idea at all what I am taking about? Want a hint? Listen again, Palestine. Palestinian. No, still not? OK, fair enough, let me explain.
A name of a nation is a name that is rooted in history, a name of a nation is proudly transferred from father to son generation after generation. A name of a nation is rooted within the language of your own people, a language that you are proud of, a language that you can actually pronounce to the letter. But just by listening to an Arabic speech you will shortly realize that the letter/sound 'P' does not exist in Arabic. Arabs pronounce 'B' instead of 'P', for example, the word 'people' will be pronounced as 'beoble'. The question is, if 'P' does not exist in Arabic, then why an Arab will use a letter that does not exist in his alphabet for a name, and more so for the name of his own nation, and a name for his own people (beoble)? The name Palestine or Palestinian cannot be pronounced phonetically by any man whose mother tongue is Arabic, including Arabs who so call themselves Palestinians.
How a nation can truly exist when their proclaimed 'beoble' cannot pronounce it correctly? The fallacy of a native Arab Palestinian nation has been absorbed and accepted for decades without questioning if they really ever existed. An Arab 'Balestinian' nation is the biggest hoax in the human history.
130 RC51 Thu, Feb 19, 2009 1:13:49pm
Since he forcibly removed Jewish settlers from their homes in Gaza, now that he has admitted his mistake, will he forcibly put them back? Also didn't those Jewish settlers sue the Israeli govt?
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Boundalose - Ani DiFranco w/ Zoe Boekbinder, Gracie and Rachel, and Diane Patterson Live on the Mall i learned this Woody Guthrie song (featured on the new Resistance Revival Chorus record, This Joy) to sing with the RRC at the DC Women's March. The song is actually called "All You Fascists Bound To Lose" but my ...
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Lake Street Dive - Nobody's Stopping You Now [Official Music Video] "Nobody's Stopping You Now" from the new Lake Street Dive album ObviouslyOut March 12th on Nonesuch RecordsPre-Order Obviously NOW: smarturl.it Directed and animated by Gaia Alari (gaiaalari.com) Produced by Mike ElizondoRachael Price: vocalsMike "McDuck" Olson: guitarBridget Kearney: bass, background ...
No, Srsly. Scotland to Trump: We Meant It When We Said 'F*ck Off'.Calls are growing to keep Trump out of Scotland, not just for health reasons and temporarily, (we're in total lockdown), but permanently, on the grounds that he's 'not conducive to the public good.' I guess insurrection counts! From The Scotsman: ...
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Saint Melania the Mottled: Our Lady of VictimhoodWith apologies to Edward Gorey: Melania has figured out who we really need to feel sorry about: it's her. I am disappointed and disheartened with what happened last week. I find it shameful that surrounding these tragic events there has ...
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Steve Allen, Defying the odds
It started as a typical, relaxing Sunday morning. Steve Allen was having coffee with his wife, Victoria, when, suddenly, something felt quite different — and quite wrong. He was sure it was his heart — he had valve-repair surgery almost two decades before — but the pain behind his breastbone was so intense that he looked at Victoria and said, "Call an ambulance."
At Kaiser Hospital in Walnut Creek, Calif., Allen was diagnosed with an aortic dissection, a condition caused by rupture of the layers of tissue in the largest artery in the circulatory system and the main pathway for blood traveling away from the heart. The rupture causes bleeding that continually pushes the thin layers apart, compressing the artery and reducing blood supply to vital organs. The condition eventually progresses to a complete break in the aortic wall and catastrophic bleeding — an outcome that most people do not survive.
Surgery is the only treatment and, because of his religious beliefs as a Jehovah's Witness, Allen would only consent to the procedure without blood transfusions. Because of his acute problem, he rapidly developed anemia, his liver and kidneys started to fail, and he developed a lung infection. Kaiser and all other Bay Area and Southern California cardiac hospitals felt it was not possible to perform curative surgery with such a deteriorating condition
Victoria recalled that the emergency room doctors, after exhausting all of their contacts, came to her and said, "We really don't know what to do. He is going to die."
Desperate to help, Allen's two sons had opened their laptops in the hospital waiting room and were searching for physicians on the Internet, which led them to Nilas Young, chief of cardiothoracic surgery at UC Davis. A specialist in complex cardiac procedures who had performed many "bloodless" surgeries for Jehovah's Witnesses, Young agreed to Allen's transfer to UC Davis Medical Center.
"It was a miracle," said Victoria. "I would not accept the possibility that we had no options. Then here was someone who said he had no problem doing the surgery."
After aggressively treating Allen's anemia and other medical conditions, Young decided to move forward, as the risks of postponing surgery were becoming too great. The surgery, which involved replacing Allen's aortic valve and all of his ascending aorta, was a success. Allen was released from the hospital 12 days later.
"He's so humble," said Allen, referring to Young. "After all he went through with me, all he said afterwards in a low-key way was, 'I'm happy about our efforts.' My Kaiser physician said Dr. Young did a phenomenal job."
Allen has regular checkups with Young and everything continues to go well with his recovery. He realized, however, that he needed to start taking it easy, especially with a family history of heart disease and two surgeries behind him. He has retired from work as a truck driver and focuses now on supporting his church and enjoying his family: his wife, two sons and four grandchildren.
"I feel tremendous but know I need to take things slower," Allen said. "I want to be around for a long time to serve my congregation and do grandpa things."
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Linking employers to skilled youth first charge of Employment Exchanges: Advisor Ganai
Takes review of Labour, Employment Deptt
SRINAGAR, June 16: Advisor to the Governor, Khurshid Ahmed Ganai, today urged the Employment Department to provide all assistance to unemployed educated youth in the State in their hunt for jobs in the ever-expanding domestic and global markets.
He said the focus of employment exchanges should be on vocational guidance and career counseling and these exchanges should link the employer with the registered candidates.
The Advisor made these observations while reviewing the functioning of the Labour & Employment Department and especially the newly-launched Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Mandhan Yojana (PM-SYM).
Commissioner/ Secretary, Labour & Employment, Mr. Saurabh Bhagat, Labour Commissioner, Bashir Ahmad Khan, Director, EDI, Mr. Tufail Mattoo, Director Employment, Y. P. Suman, Managing Director Women's Development Corporation, Mrs. Nahida Soz, CEO, BOCWWB, Peer Muzaffar and all district and sectoral officers of the Labour & Employment Department were present on the occasion.
Asking the Department to take a cue from successful start-ups in the country like paytm, urban clap, housing.cometc, the Advisor said new innovative ideas shall help in establishment of enterprises that have greater scope and market acceptability.
Laying stress upon providing better working conditions to the working class, Ganai stressed upon strict implementation of labour laws to protect the interest of the labour community. He said the officers of the Department should be well-versed with labour laws and new legislations so that they are better enforced in the larger interest of the working and construction class.
While reviewing the newly-launched Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Mandhan Yojana, the Advisor asked the Department to closely monitor registration of workers in CICs. He suggested use of random checking to revalidate data which shall plug holes in computing errors while registering eligible persons.
Under PMSYM which offers regular pension to the labour class people after they attain the age of 60, as many as 56,313 registrations had been done and 46,927 cards printed so far in the State.
Presenting a detailed review of the three wings of the Labour & Employment Department, the Administrative Secretary briefed the Advisor about various schemes and welfare programmes launched for educated unemployed youth and the labour community. He informed the meeting about various schemes being implemented through J&K Entrepreneurship Development Institute (EDI).
The meeting was informed that during 2018-19, as many as 966 Self-Help Groups (SHGs) were registered which comprised 4188 engineers. As many as 2237 works worth Rs.191.54 crore were allotted to these SHGs.
Director EDI informed the meeting about Seed Capital Fund Scheme (SCFS), Youth Start-up Loan Scheme and giving term and education loans to youth through National Minorities Development and Finance Corporation.
He said that projects worth Rs. 536.77 crore had been sanctioned under these schemes and as many as 13,464 enterprises were established generating employment for 43192 persons.
While briefing the Advisor about the initiatives on labour welfare, the Labour Commissioner said a payment gateway would soon be launched to make online contributions for the benefit of subscribers.
He said concerted efforts are on to register new subscribers and complete the disbursement of backlog claims and make recoveries from the defaulters.
The meeting was informed that all 5.10 lakh Provident Fund accounts had been digitized and the scanning of important subscribers' documents would be taken up in the next phase.
The Advisor appreciated the role of Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (BOCWWB) in providing financial assistance to workers in the form of education and marriage assistance as well as in case of injury, death and permanent disability of workers.
The meeting was informed that against a corpus of Rs 899.66 crore, Rs. 371.79 crore were disbursed amongst construction workers since 2011. This includes education assistance amounting to Rs 266.82 crore, marriage assistance of Rs. 73.98 crore and death assistance amounting to Rs. 24.82 crore.
Poonch residents resent suspension of Srinagar-Poonch SRTC bus service
Poonch, June 16:
The people of Poonch has taken a strong note over the stopping of SRTC bus service from Poonch to Srinagar via Mughal Road this year which was started last year to facilitate the general public of Poonch District.
A deputation of the general public met former MLC Dr. Shehnaz Ganai and apprised her of the difficulties faced by the public to travel up to Srinagar in absence of this service as it was economical for less privileged people.
The deputation briefed her that mostly general public used this mode of transport while going for their medical and health check up at SKIMS or for pilgrimage tour to Sufi saints of valley as it is cheaper than the other private transport services. People showed their grave concern over the illogic stoppage of SRTC service from Poonch while the service from District Rajouri is regularly plying.
After listening to the issues of the deputation, Dr. Ganai straightway talked telephonically to the Commissioner Secretary Transport and complained about this unjustified stoppage of SRTC service to Poonch. The said commissioner while showing his positivity over the issue assured Dr. Shehnaz Ganai for the early continuation of this service. Former MLC also put forward a suggestion of starting of new SRTC bus services at local levels in Pir Panjaal region to facilitate the general public. The commissioner secretary while appreciating this suggestion of Dr. Ganai also assured her to take necessary steps over this suggestion.


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who off site is traveling down this year ? have you booked your hotel yet or ??
Haven't been for a lot of years,not a patch on what it used to be,being tea total,no show so it's just like going back to the 50/60's.
We will be there as usual, booked the same place now for years, just left a deposit when we left last year.
so 12 replies , 11 going down , and with 1,293 views i will assume there not going either ?? could be a quiet show this year ??
Not going, done the dog show circuit, so no real interest in this show.
Wasn't bothered about going as didn't know if I would get time off work.Managed to get time off so me and the wife going.
I wish I was going Andy, I haven't been to the show since 2012. I enjoy the craic and the banter around the show and the sales. I have too many commitments this year so hoping to get back in 2020.


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Each week we interview independent musicians about their career, the Music Business and their views of what is happening in their genre.
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Gerry Casey Interviews Sari Schorr!
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HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Sari Schorr In 2016, Sari first burst onto the Blues-Rock scene with her critically acclaimed debut album, A Force of Nature, produced by iconic British Blues pioneer Mike Vernon (David Bowie, Eric Clapton, John Mayall, Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green). Now, two years later, Sari is […]
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Hollis Jordan is Making a Scene
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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Hollis Jordan Artist "Hollis Jordan" born Jordan Hollis McGraw on March 7, 1997 in Detroit, MI. He is the 7th child of his mother a core business woman "Peggy Simmons". He is the second cousin of female rapper "Bo$$" of Def Jam Records & 6th cousin to an […]
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Eleesha Prothero Is Making a Scene
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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Eleesha Prothero Vanity rose (aka Eleesha Prothero) is Bedfords up and coming new wave punk/rock singer songwriter and guitarist. Born the youngest girl into a large family with parents who loved music, Eleesha's really got the bug for music from a very young age. Her mother Angela […]
Grainne Duffy is Making a Scene
Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, grainne Duffy, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock December 14, 2020
HOME PAGE Making a Scene Interviews Grainne Duffy Grainne Duffy was born in Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan, Ireland and raised in a family of seven. As a schoolgirl she sang in her local choir and also in a family band with her sisters. The band was bred from their love of music, which Duffy accredits to […]
Jack De Keyzer is Making a Scene
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HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jack De Keyzer Acclaimed guitarist, singer, song writer, band leader and producer, Jack de Keyzer rarely sits still. For 46 years or roughly a couple million miles , de Keyzer has been hitting the road , air and studio to bring his brand of guitar driven […]
Gerry Casey Interviews Grace Solero
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HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey Interviews Grace Solero "Grace Solero has a presence that something that makes you pay attention. Powerful driving rock music, in this interview with Grace and Dan they tell the story of the coming together of the current band and of their plans for the future. Certainly originality […]
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Matt Eckstine is Making a Scene
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HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Matt Eckstine Continually inspired by the shifting waves of his life, the Lowcountry and the coast he calls home, Matt Eckstine's evolution as a songwriter has reached a new peak on his second solo album "Lil' Blue." Eckstine moved to Lowcountry from his native Ohio nearly […]
Luca Burgalassi is Making a Scene
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HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Luca Burgalassi Luca Burgalassi: guitarist, composer, singer-songwriter, begins studying music at the age of 6, writing and performing his songs live by the age of 12. He graduated summa cum laude in acoustic guitar at the Lizard Academy of Fiesole (Florence) under the guidance of Giovanni […]
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Gerry Casey Interviews Topher Denman of the Southbound Snakecharmers
Gerry Casey blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, southbound snake charmers December 7, 2020
HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview by Gerry Casey with The Southbound Snake Charmers "Proud Mary", "Bad Moon Rising", Up Around The Bend" and "Run Through the Jungle" bring to mind one band and that band are California's Creedence Clearwater Revival. a quartet who despite their West Coast origins jammed grooves of a more southern persuasion, songs […]
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Katarina Pejak is Making a Scene
Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, Katarina Pejak, making a Scene, pop, roots, roots rock December 7, 2020
HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Katarina Pejak Katarina Pejak is a blues singer, songwriter and piano player and a Ruf Records recording artist. She is best known for her eclectic musical approach – her style lives on the crossroads of American music genres such as blues, soul, folk and jazz. Katarina […]


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"Child Benefit keeps us off the breadline for one week in every month"
A SURVEY by the National Women's Council of Ireland entitled "The Importance of Child Benefit for Parents" in which 66.6% of respondents said that child benefit is a critical part of the family income.
The Child Benefit payment starting at €166 per month per child is the only payment a majority of parents receive for all costs related to their children from nappies, clothes & food to school books and childcare. Considering that the cost of childcare alone is on average €800 per month, this payment is completely inadequate. In fact, 200,000 children in Ireland are at risk of poverty.
After much deliberation about how best to cut the payment Mary Hanafin announced on RTE's frontline proposals to slash the payment and also set three different levels of payment for low-income, middle-income and high-income earners. This is being touted as the best method of "sharing the pain". The reality is that this will drive thousands of families, who are already struggling with wage cuts, levies & redundancies, below the poverty line. Comments from the aforementioned survey spells out the situation that will now face many working class families:
"The effects of child benefit being cut for me would mean I could no longer work as I could not afford childcare".
"I think child benefit is very important. I rely on it every month to get nappies, clothes, shoes and essentials my son needs. Often, I have relied on it to get extra food and freeze it. Without it my budget would be stretched even tighter and I don't think I would be able to manage".
"Child Benefit keeps us off the breadline for one week in every month".
A fraction of the funds that are going to the banks could be used to create a modern social welfare system and a nation wide state run childcare and nursery education system that would genuinely protect the vulnerable and provide jobs and childcare for thousands.
Christmas bonus, "Santa always gets me stuff"
No bailout for real victims of property crash
Taoiseach's misplaced celebration as interest rate cut announced
Socialist Party MEP Paul Murphy has dismissed Taoiseach Enda Kenny's statement that the last minute deal struck in Berlin was "a good day for Ireland." Instead, Mr Murphy said if the Taoiseach truly believed that, he had been taken for a ride.
Eurozone break-up edges closer
With the prospect of a so-called double-dip recession looming in the world economy, pressure is once again mounting on the eurozone. The prospect of one or more countries opting out, or being forced out, of the eurozone is becoming increasingly real as the crisis deepens and tensions between the capitalist classes in northern and southern Europe rise.
The JobBridge to nowhere
Rather than being part of the solution to mass unemployment, JobBridge is part of the problem.
Carphone Warehouse closure: latest casualty of retail jobs crisis
By Peter McGregor Carphone Warehouse has moved in recent days to shut down all of their Irish stores,…


The MSGL photo archives are a bit disorganized and I usually have to sift through them to come up with a Wayback Wednesday post, but this week the work was already done. After leading the toddler families on this field trip to Lafayette's Columbian Park Zoo in the Spring of 1998, teacher Suman Harshvardhan put together this little photo album for the children.
Look who's ready for a ride on the Columbian Park Express!
These kiddos are college freshmen (or nearly) now. Thanks for reading and have a great Wednesday!


Parlour room is situated on the 8th floor of the hotel. This room is a part of the President suite and has a separate entrance. The area is 80 sq. m., the capacity is up to 40 persons. Coffee breaks and standing buffets are served inside the room.
A screen and a projector are included in the cost of the rent.


Framed in a semi-fictional setting, the heart of "The 30th Day" is a true account of one woman's journey to self discovery, freedom, and enlightenment. It illustrates how generational struggles and family connections mold the clay of our being, and how forgiveness can free and inspire us to reach beyond.
Born into an orthodox Jewish family in Brooklyn, New York at the start of World War II, Rebeccah recounts her struggle to break free from a restrictive, controlling, angry world. She charms the reader as she takes them through her personal struggles and deep loss to a point of healing, forgiveness and growth.
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Working remotely and running a remote team seem like black magic to many. Yet at Zapier, we've been working remotely since our founding in October of 2011. This book shares everything we've learned about running a remote team—our successes and our failures.
Beginning as a series of posts on the Zapier blog, this book is an ongoing work about our experiences as a remote team, with much of the book written by Zapier CEO Wade Foster along with chapters from our team members and other remote employees. We'll update it periodically so you can learn how our thinking and processes change as we've grown from three to 20+ people and beyond, and will keep the older versions of each chapter archived so you can learn with us over time.
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Access to the adequate health care can be a challenge for vulnerable people such as unemployed or poor people, undocumented migrants, inhabitants of isolated regions, homeless, disabled people, etc. As a consequence of the economic crisis, health systems reforms were undertaken by the Member States, some of them disproportionately affecting vulnerable people and reducing access to healthcare services.
Healthcare services should not only be accessible and affordable, but also responsive. This implies services have to be tailored to the needs of people living in poverty and/or at risk of social exclusion.
This could be channelled through the improvement of mainstream services, but also through setting up special initiatives in support of people at risk of poverty and/or social exclusion, or groups already faced with specific disadvantages.
HOPE was involved in several EU co-founded projects aimed at improving healthcare services for vulnerable people such as Migrant Friendly Hospitals, a project where partners agreed to put migrant-friendly, culturally competent health care and health promotion higher on the European health policy agenda and to support other hospitals by compiling practical knowledge and instruments. HOPE was also involved in the NOWHERELAND project aimed at creating a knowledge base for providing, exchanging and developing good practice of healthcare services for undocumented migrants and IPPOCA, whose aim was to improve knowledge and practices implemented by pediatric hospital partners' health staff in case of a suspected child victim of abuse or maltreatment.
In July 2016, the European Commission put forward two legislative proposals addressing migrants' health within the framework of the European Agenda for Migration. The Agenda, launched in 2015, aimed to provide Member States with tools to better manage migration needs in all aspects in the immediate period as well as in the medium to long term.
The proposal for a Regulation establishing a common procedure for international protection in the EU and repealing Directive 2013/32/EU covers issues related to emergency care for migrants (article 20 on "General principles for the assessment of special procedural needs" and articles 23 and 24 on "Medical examinations"). The Regulation sets out to regulate migrants' medical examinations requested for assessing applications for international protection, which shall be carried out by qualified medical professionals designated by the Member State.
The proposal for a Directive laying down standards for the reception of applicants for international protection (recast of Directive 2013/33/EU) adds new provisions to ensure that applicants receive the necessary health care which should include, at least, emergency care and essential treatment of illnesses, including serious mental disorders. Moreover, the draft directive also refers to preventive medical treatments, such as vaccinations, and access to health care.
HOPE carried out a mapping exercise of good practices in Member States by means of a survey among HOPE members. The good practices selected concern migrants and refugees in their contact with hospital or healthcare services in the fields of care, training, management, financing, etc. The report was published in March 2018.


3 coin Official New Zealand Coins of the motion picture trilogy, this triple coin set was issued by the Royal Mint on behalf of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. The 3 coins feature the Ring, Frodo, and Lord Sauron. Each coin has a face value of $10 NZD and is struck in 22kt gold to the same specification as the British £5 gold coin. The reverse of the coins feature the Queen Elizabeth II portrait by Ian Rank-Broadley. Limited to 15,000 sets and supplied in an attractive Royal mint case with certificate.


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19-й Чемпионат Азии по волейболу среди мужчин проходил с 24 июля по 1 августа 2017 года в Гресике (Индонезия) с участием 16 национальных сборных команд. Чемпионский титул в 9-й раз в своей истории выиграла сборная Японии.

Команды-участницы
Австралия, Вьетнам, Гонконг, Индонезия, Ирак, Иран, Катар, Казахстан, Китай, Пакистан, Саудовская Аравия, Таиланд, Тайвань, Шри-Ланка, Южная Корея, Япония.

Система квалификации
Одно место гарантировала себе команда страны-организатора (Индонезия), 10 путёвок распределены по итогам предыдущего чемпионата (Япония, Иран, Китай, Катар, Австралия, Тайвань, Южная Корея, Таиланд, Казахстан, Пакистан) и ещё 5 мест предоставлены представителям (из числа ещё не квалифицировавшихся) пяти зональных ассоциаций Азиатской конфедерации волейбола (Гонконг — от восточноазиатской, Шри-Ланка — от центральноазиатской ассоциации, Ирак — от западноазиатской, Вьетнам — от юго-восточной Азии). От ассоциации Океании заявок не поступило. Вакантное место предоставлено Саудовской Аравии.

Система проведения чемпионата
16 команд-участниц на первом этапе были разбиты на четыре группы, в которых команды играли в один круг. Первичным критерием при распределении мест являлось общее число побед, затем количество набранных очков, соотношение партий, соотношение игровых очков, результаты личных встреч. За победы со счётом 3:0 и 3:1 команды получали по 3 очка, за победы 3:2 — по 2 очка, за поражение 2:3 — по 1 очку, за поражения 1:3 и 0:3 очки не начислялись. 8 команд (по две лучшие из каждой группы) вышли во второй этап, где образовали две группы по 4 команды. Учитывались результаты игр команд между собой на первом этапе. Согласно итоговым местам в группах второго этапа все его участники были распределены на пары в 1/4-финала плей-офф. Победители пар вышли в полуфинал и разыграли 1—4-е места. Итоговые 5—8-е места также по системе с выбыванием разыграли проигравшие в 1/4-финала.

По подобной системе 9—16-е места разыграли команды, занявшие в группах первого этапа 3—4-е места. Исключением явилось только отсутствие четвертьфинальной стадии.

Первый этап

Группа А

 24 июля: Индонезия — Саудовская Аравия 3:1 (25:23, 25:21, 22:25, 26:24); Казахстан — Катар 3:2 (18:25, 20:25, 26:24, 25:19, 15:10).
 25 июля: Катар — Саудовская Аравия 3:0 (25:23, 25:21, 25:21); Казахстан — Индонезия 3:2 (23:25, 27:25, 25:21, 21:25, 15:13).
 26 июля: Казахстан — Саудовская Аравия 3:0 (25:13, 25:22, 25:17); Индонезия — Катар 3:2 (24:26, 14:25, 25:20, 25:21, 15:11).

Группа В

 24 июля: Тайвань — Пакистан 3:0 (25:17, 25:16, 25:14); Иран — Ирак 3:0 (25:17, 25:16, 25:21).
 25 июля: Тайвань — Ирак 3:0 (26:24, 25:21, 25:22); Иран — Пакистан 3:0 (25:23, 25:22, 25:14).
 26 июля: Пакистан — Ирак 3:1 (26:24, 25:17, 17:25, 25:22); Иран — Тайвань 3:0 (25:20, 30:28, 25:21).

Группа С

 24 июля: Япония — Шри-Ланка 3:0 (25:17, 25:16, 25:17); Южная Корея — Вьетнам 3:0 (25:17, 25:19, 25:17).
 25 июля: Южная Корея — Шри-Ланка 3:0 (25:15, 25:20, 25:20); Япония — Вьетнам 3:0 (25:13, 25:19, 25:18).
 26 июля: Вьетнам — Шри-Ланка 3:2 (25:19, 16:25, 25:21, 20:25, 15:9); Южная Корея — Япония 3:2 (25:22, 21:25, 17:25, 25:18, 15:9).

Группа D

 24 июля: Китай — Таиланд 3:0 (25:19, 29:27, 25:13); Австралия — Гонконг 3:0 (25:17, 25:20, 25:16).
 25 июля: Австралия — Таиланд 3:2 (19:25, 26:28, 25:19, 25:14, 15:11); Китай — Гонконг 3:0 (25:13, 25:16, 25:19).
 26 июля: Таиланд — Гонконг 3:1 (23:25, 25:8, 25:19, 25:21); Австралия — Китай 3:0 (26:24, 25:13, 25:23).

Второй этап (за 1—8 места)
 Курсивом выделены результаты матчей первого этапа, пошедшие в зачёт второго

Группа E
А1, С1, А2, С2.

 27 июля: Япония — Казахстан 3:0 (25:18, 25:19, 25:23); Южная Корея — Индонезия 3:1 (25:21, 20:25, 25:14, 25:16).
 29 июля: Южная Корея — Казахстан 3:1 (25:18, 23:25, 25:23, 25:13); Япония — Тайвань 3:0 (25:23, 25:15, 25:12).

Группа F
В1, D1, В2, D2.

 27 июля: Тайвань — Австралия 3:1 (25:23, 25:17, 24:26, 25:18); Китай — Иран 3:0 (27:25, 25:19, 25:20).
 29 июля: Тайвань — Китай 3:1 (25:22, 19:25, 27:25, 25:20); Иран — Австралия 3:1 (25:11, 25:19, 22:25, 25:17).

Второй этап (за 9—16 места)
 Курсивом выделены результаты матчей первого этапа, пошедшие в зачёт второго.

Группа G
А3, С3, А4, С4.

 27 июля: Шри-Ланка — Катар 3:2 (19:25, 26:24, 25:20, 23:25, 15:12); Вьетнам — Саудовская Аравия 3:1 (24:26, 25:21, 29:27, 25:17).
 29 июля: Катар — Вьетнам 3:1 (25:22, 25:15, 19:25, 27:25); Саудовская Аравия — Шри-Ланка 3:1 (25:17, 27:25, 19:25, 25:23).

Группа H
В3, D3, В4, D4.

 27 июля: Пакистан — Гонконг 3:2 (21:25, 22:25, 25:20, 25:21, 15:6); Таиланд — Ирак 3:1 (20:25, 25:12, 25:23, 25:21).
 29 июля: Таиланд — Пакистан 3:0 (25:18, 26:24, 25:23); Ирак — Гонконг 3:1 (25:13, 25:22, 23:25, 25:18).

Плей-офф за 13—16 места

Полуфинал
30 июля
 Шри-Ланка — Гонконг 3:0 (25:18, 25:13, 25:17).
 Ирак — Саудовская Аравия 3:0 (25:20, 25:19, 25:17).

Матч за 15-е место
31 июля
 Саудовская Аравия — Гонконг 3:0 (25:17, 25:20, 25:19).

Матч за 13-е место
31 июля
 Ирак — Шри-Ланка 3:1 (16:25, 25:11, 25:22, 25:21).

Плей-офф за 9—12 места

Полуфинал
30 июля
 Катар — Пакистан 3:2 (25:19, 20:25, 17:25, 25:18, 15:12).
 Вьетнам — Таиланд 3:2 (25:19, 25:16, 21:25, 16:25, 15:10).

Матч за 11-е место
31 июля
 Таиланд — Пакистан 3:1 (25:23, 18:25, 25:18, 25:18).

Матч за 9-е место
31 июля
 Катар — Вьетнам 3:1 (25:18, 25:22, 16:25, 25:15).

Плей-офф за 1—8 места

Четвертьфинал
30 июля
 Казахстан — Тайвань 3:0 (25:22, 25:22, 25:23).
 Япония — Австралия 3:0 (25:21, 25:16, 25:22).
 Южная Корея — Китай 3:0 (25:18, 25:19, 25:23).
 Индонезия — Иран 3:2 (18:25, 18:25, 25:23, 26:24, 15:11).

Полуфинал за 1—4 места
31 июля
 Казахстан — Южная Корея 3:2 (20:25, 15:25, 25:17, 25:23, 16:14).
 Япония — Индонезия 3:0 (25:17, 26:24, 25:23).

Полуфинал за 5—8 места
31 июля
 Китай — Тайвань 3:0 (25:22, 25:19, 25:23).
 Иран — Австралия 3:2 (17:25, 18:25, 25:21, 25:19, 16:14).

Матч за 7-е место
1 августа
 Тайвань — Австралия 3:2 (25:23, 25:20, 21:25, 23:25, 15:11).

Матч за 5-е место
1 августа
 Иран — Китай 3:1 (15:25, 25:17, 25:23, 25:21).

Матч за 3-е место
1 августа
 Южная Корея — Индонезия 3:0 (25:16, 25:21, 25:12).

Финал
1 августа
 Япония — Казахстан 3:1 (25:13, 25:20, 25:27, 25:23).

Итоги

Положение команд

Призёры
  Япония: Исэи Отакэ, Хидэоми Фукацу, Наонобу Фудзии, Юта Ёнэяма, Акихиро Ямаути, Такаси Дэкита, Масахиро Янагида, Сатоси Идэ, Судзо Ямада, Юки Исикава, Хаку Ри, Кэнтаро Такахаси, Хироаки Асано, Таитиро Кога. Тренер — Юити Накагаити.

  Казахстан: Роман Фартов, Антон Кузнецов, Дмитрий Вовненко, Александр Стольников, Сергей Кузнецов, Кайрат Байбеков, Василий Донец, Кирилл Гурин, Максим Мищенко, Дамир Акимов, Нодирхан Кадирханов, Виталий Эрдштейн, Виталий Вориводин, Иван Минаков. Тренер — Игорь Никольченко.

  Южная Корея: Но Чже Ук, Бу Ён Чан, Ли Мин Ю, Ли Кан Вон, О Чже Сон, Ким Чже Хви, Мун Сон Мин, Чхве Хон Сок, Чжун Чжи Сок, Сон Хи Че, Ли Си У, Чжин Сан Хён, Син Юн Сок, Пак Чжу Хён. Тренер — Ким Хо Чхоль.

Индивидуальные призы

 MVP
  Юки Исикава
 Лучшие нападающие-доигровщики
  Юки Исикава
  Виталий Вориводин
 Лучшие центральные блокирующие
  Нодирхан Кадирханов
  Хаку Ри

 Лучший связующий
  Наонобу Фудзии
 Лучший диагональный нападающий
  Риван Нурмулки
 Лучший либеро
  О Чже Сон

Примечания

Ссылки и источники
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Август 2017 года
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HALLOWEEN H20 - 20 YEARS LATER is the seventh instalment of the HALLOWEEN franchise in which Laurie Strode must battle the Shape one last time and now the life of her own son hangs in the balance.
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Primrose, A. (Alexander), 1861-1944, Notes on botany, 1882
Primrose, A. (Alexander), 1861-1944, Notes on botany., 1882
Primrose, A. (Alexander), 1861-1944
Notes on botany.
Edinburgh, Scotland, 1882.
1 v. (ca. 400 pages) : ill. ; 23 cm.
In Process QK51.P75 N68 1882
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Fund
Archives & Manuscripts
Alexander Dixon (1836-1887), graduated in medicine at the University of Edinburgh and became Professor of Botany at the University of Dublin before being appointed to the Glasgow chair. He left Glasgow in 1879 to become Professor of Botany at the University of Edinburgh and become Regius Keeper of the Royal Botanic Garden. He was adored by his students, and took immense pains over his lectures, spending hours daily over the making of fresh drawings on the blackboard for his classes, holding that a student would copy a temporary sketch although he would not copy a permanent wall-diagram; the lecture itself was a model of scientific presentment.
A volume of manuscript lecture notes written by Alexander Primrose, a student at Edinburgh University in 1882. With numerous small diagrams. Contemporary black half calf, labelled "Notes on Botany - Dickson II."
Bound in black half calf and black cloth; marbed edges.
Botany.
School notebooks -- Great Britain.
Notebooks.
Graphite drawings -- 1882.


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Cutleaf Pachysandra. A most unusual form of Japanese Spurge, this cultivar has deeply divided lobes that gives it an almost lacy appearance. It has the same other great attributes of this most dependable of groundcovers. Of course in the Deep South, one must plant it in shade. It spreads by underground rhizomes, so if one desires it to stay put, a physical border might be necessary. This selection even has a very noticeable and showy flower in late winter in the terminals of each branch.


First, let's get the obvious out of the way- I failed miserably at my bet with John Gonzales in Most Blog Posts for a Year. That will happen when you suddenly stop with 6 months left in the year to go. Congrats, John. I hope you enjoy your endless supply of cupcakes.
And so- begins 2011. I usually do not make resolutions, but have decided to try them out for this year. Last week John and I met and set up some goals to challenge each other with. Of course, this blog was mentioned and made the list pretty early on. And yeah, that was last week.
John: Um wasn't that the whole idea behind the list. Stop putting stuff off and doing it?
I'm still choosing my weapon for killing the procrastinating-easily-distracted old me. In the meantime, here is blog post number one.
This is one contested i really wanted to lose but I'm glad you're back into the swing of it.
How about posting some new artwork? Or old artwork? Your readers anxiously await.
Upcoming Show I hope you can make it to the opening, or take a peek sometime in the next couple of months.


Having been ranked in the top 10 nationally among "gay-friendly" cities, Jersey City has proven time and time again to be a leader on LGBT rights. Since Mayor Fulop took office, for five consecutive years Jersey City has received a perfect score from the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index . From being the first in the state to provide healthcare coverage for transgender public employees, to implementing LGBT sensitivity training for new police officers, as the City's diversity grows the Fulop Administration continues to demonstrate outstanding leadership representing all Jersey City residents.


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Air-sparing bike sharing coming in August
By Heather Mack :: SFBay June 24, 2013
We've gotten a lot of good things from Canada: Maple syrup, forestry products, a slew of famous comedians.
Now, our northern neighbors are gearing up to give us another gift: a fleet of 700 bicycles to outfit a new bike sharing program in the Bay Area.
The bike-friendly Bay has lagged in relation to other progressive cities like Paris, London and New York City. In a move to finally get us up to par, local air quality and transit officials are set to launch a $7 million bike-sharing program in August.
Across the Bay Area, 70 docking stations will hold the 7-speed, unisex bikes made my Montreal-based Public Bike System Company. Public designed the bike-sharing systems in London, Boston and Washington, D.C.
The velo-swapping program will roll out across San Francisco, Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties, with regional transportation and air district officials across those three counties joining forces.
San Francisco would have the largest number of bikes with 35 docking stations, while Redwood City would have 10, San Jose would have 20 and the rest would be in Palo Alto and Mountain View.
Agencies involved hope to increase the program to 1,000 bikes by next year and possibly up to 10,000 later on. Users sign up to become members for a day or more, using their credit or debit cards to release the bike. No cost has been determined yet.
The Bay Area is a good place to feature bike sharing because many transit venues are located within minutes of where people need to get, like from a BART station to a city locale, and easily reachable by bike.
Most people who drive to work do so in more spread out areas, such as Silicon Valley, and don't have the option to take light-rail vehicles because the stops are too far to their jobs.
Bike sharing offers what's known as the "last mile" solution. People can get off a train, hop on a bike, ride it to another docking station and drop it off.
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