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Russian Defense Ministry Spars With South Korea Over Airspace Incident
JAPAN -- A Russian A-50 military aircraft flies near the disputed islands called Takeshima in Japan and Dokdo in South Korea, in this handout picture taken by Japan Air Self-Defense Force and released by the Joint Staff Office of the Defense Ministry of Japan
Russian Ministry of Defense
Russian state ministry
"According to objective monitoring, the route of the Tu-95MS aircraft passed without any deviations from the plan in accordance with international regulations more than 25 km away from the Dokdo (Takeshima) islands, without violating South Korea's airspace. There was no warning fire from the South Korean fighters. If the Russian pilots had felt a security threat, the response would have been swift."
Source: Interfax, July 23, 2019
Japan supports South Korea's claims about the incident.
On July 22, a joint air patrol mission including Chinese and Russian military aircraft were involved in an incident over the Sea of Japan. Two Russian Tu-95 strategic bombers and two Chinese H-6 strategic bombers were flying over the Sea of Japan, accompanied by early warning aircraft, a Russian A-50 and a Chinese KJ-2000, when South Korean Air Force jets intercepted them for allegedly violating Republic of Korea airspace near the disputed Dokdo (in Korean) or Takeshima (in Japanese) islands.
According to Seoul, the South Korean planes, including F-15 and F-16 fighter jets, fired 360 cannon rounds and ten flares at the A-50, which they identified as the plane that had committed the violation.
The Russian Defense Ministry denied such an incident had taken place, saying that the route was pre-planned and over neutral waters. They also denied that any rounds had been fired. While it is difficult to independently verify exactly what happened, the South Korean side would be unlikely to admit to firing warning shots, an arguably extreme response to such a violation, if their planes had not actually opened fire.
Japan claims the islands, which are physically occupied by South Korea, as its own, and lodged formal complaints against both Russia and South Korea over the incident. Japan's Foreign Minister Taro Kono said that it was Japan's responsibility to secure the airspace over the islands since Tokyo considers them a Japanese territory. However, according to the Japan Times, the Japanese Defense Force has no air defense identification zone over the islands, since they are "occupied" by the Republic of Korea.
To make matters ever more confusing, on June 24, South Korean presidential spokesman Yoon Do-Han claimed that a Russian military attaché in Seoul had apologized for the incident, blaming it on a "technical failure" and promising that they would take "necessary measures" to avoid such incidents in the future. However, that same day, Interfax reported that Russia's military attaché in Seoul, Dmitry Bannikov, denied making such an apology.
With three sides disputing the details of the incident, it is hard to tell exactly what happened. There is strong evidence the South Korean fighters did open fire, given that Seoul officials reported that they had, as did Japan in its complaint against the Republic of Korea. It is unlikely that the South Korean pilots would have fired had they not strongly believed Korean airspace had been violated. However, the severity and duration of that incursion is unknown.
China has made no official statement in regards to the incident. However, the Xinhua agency reported on July 23 quoted Sergei Kobylash, commander of the Russian aerospace forces' long-range aviation as admitting the incident did take place, and saying the South Korean pilot's actions were "unlawful and dangerous" and calling them an "aerial hooliganism." Kobylash denied the incident involved a "warning fire" from the South Korean fighters.
In an analogous case from 2015, the Turkish Air Force shot down a Russian Su-24 fighter-bomber over Syria after it had allegedly violated Turkish airspace. While, contrary to Russian Defense Ministry claims that their plane hadn't done so, data showed that it had indeed violated Turkish airspace, but only for 17 seconds. Turkish aircraft engaged and shot down the Russian fighter-bomber afterwards, while it was in Syrian airspace.


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Collector's Item is a compilation album released by UK neo-progressive band Twelfth Night in 1991 as a CD and double album, and re-released on CD only with some different tracks in 2001.

Details
The album came about after the Geoff Mann-fronted line-up of the band reunited briefly to record a studio version of "The Collector", an epic from the early 1980s which they felt they had never managed to produce a definitive version of; at the same time, a new recording of "Love Song" was made. The band decided that the best way to bring the recordings to light was as part of a compilation of their work spanning both the Geoff Mann and Andy Sears eras, which ultimately saw the light of day in 1991. The LP release was a double album, and therefore could accommodate three extra songs.

In 2001, Cyclops Records - the band's publishers at the time, who were producing a series of reissues - rereleased the CD version of the album with some alterations. The version of "Sequences" was removed, since at the time "Live and Let Live" was readily available; in its place were three different songs.

Track listing
All songs written by Twelfth Night.

Personnel
 Rick Battersby keyboards (not on We Are Sane)
 Brian Devoil drums, percussion
 Geoff Mann vocals (not on Art And Illusion, First New Day, Take A Look, Last Song, Für Helene Part I)
 Clive Mitten keyboards (on We Are Sane), bass
 Andy Revell guitar
 Andy Sears vocals (on Art And Illusion, First New Day, Take A Look, Last Song)

Twelfth Night (band) albums
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Freddy L. Johnson Sr.
Stoney Point Fire Chief
Stoney Point Fire Chief, Freddy L. Johnson Sr., a retired Army Sergeant Major and native from Germany who began his fire service career at 22 years old in 1975 while serving in the United States Army at Fort Bragg, with the Lake Rim Volunteer Fire Department. In April 1976, Chief Johnson joint the Stoney Point Volunteer Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter.
Working his way through the various volunteer ranks, Chief Johnson was appointed fire district's 5th Fire Chief on March 1st, 1980. Under his leadership, Stoney Point continued expanding to meet the growing community needs and currently is one of two volunteer fire departments Internationally Accredited by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI) and Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE). The department has undergone major transformations expanding its services from a fire only provider to a full service, two station delivery agency that includes Rescue and Emergency Medical Services. The Department responds to over 1500 calls for service annually throughout the urban and rural areas of Cumberland and surrounding counties.
Chief Johnson and his wife Clarkie have three grown children, and five grandchildren. Chief Johnson continually works to improve public service initiatives on a County-wide basis through his active participation with the Cumberland County Fire Chief's Association where he currently serves as President. He also is actively involved with community oriented functions by serving on various boards and committees, and is a member of the North Carolina Fire & Rescue Commission as well as various local and national fire service organizations.
In 2012, he was selected Volunteer Chief of the Year by the North Carolina Association of Fire Chief's (NCAFC) and the Southeastern Division of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (SEIAFC). He is a recipient of "The Order of the Long Leaf Pine" which is North Carolina's highest civilian award given by Governor. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree and with over forty years in the fire service, coupled with his strong fire department operations and administration background, received the Chief Fire Officer Designation (CFO) from the Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE). He is a nationally certified Pro-Board/IFSAC Fire Officer IV, Fire Life Safety Educator III, IFSAC Certified Fire Instructor II, Firefighter II, Hazardous Material Operations, Driver / Operator Aerial & Pumps, Emergency Vehicle Driver, Fire / Arson Investigator, Fire Investigator Technician (FIT), Emergency Rescue Technician, Rescue Technician Rope Rescue, Rescue Technician Surface Water Rescue, Rescue Technician Vehicle & Machinery, Agricultural Rescue Technician, and a North Carolina Executive Emergency Manager certifications as well as a North Carolina Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate. In 2013, the International Association of Fire Chiefs, Pierce Manufacturing, and Fire Chief Magazine in Chicago Illinois during Fire-Rescue International (FRI) named Chief Johnson the national Volunteer Fire Chief of the Year In March 2017 Chief Johnson was recognized by the National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC) and was awarded the organizations Life Time Achievement Award in Washington DC.
Freddy L. Johnson, Jr.
Deputy Fire Chief
Deputy Fire Chief Freddy L. Johnson, Jr. spent his entire childhood residing next door to the Stoney Point Fire Department where his father served as Fire Chief. During this time, he witnessed key changes within the department before officially joining as a Junior Firefighter in 1985. After graduating from South View High School in 1989, he was hired as a full-time firefighter. At the same time, he attended Fayetteville State University in pursuit of a Criminal Justice Degree.
Working his way through the various volunteer ranks, the Board of Directors appointed Freddy Assistant Fire Chief in July 1994. In 1995, he joined the North Carolina State Highway Patrol as a State Trooper and was assigned to Robeson County while at the same time maintaining his volunteer firefighter responsibilities. He is now a Major assigned to Field Operations in Raleigh. In July 1996, he was appointed to his present position of Deputy Fire Chief. He provides leadership and guidance to the overall fire department operations, ensuring overall readiness to efficiently respond to needs of our community. He responds to major incidents and fills assorted roles at incident scenes including incident command, operations, safety and other critical key roles as needed. He holds responsibility for administrative duties encompassing training, emergency operations, emergency rescue & medical services, fire prevention, and hazardous materials. Freddy is a Credentialed Chief Fire Officer by the Commission on Professional Credentialing (CPC), he is also a certified IFSAC/Pro-Board Fire Officer IV, IFSAC Fire Instructor II, Firefighter II, Hazardous Material Level II, Driver Operator Pumps & Aerial, Emergency Vehicle Driver, Basic Rescue Technician, North Carolina Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B), and holds a Basic, Intermediate and Advanced North Carolina Law Enforcement Certification. He is also a graduate of the North Carolina State University Administrative Officer Management Program (AMOP). He played a major role in the department's nationally accredited agency status with the Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE). He served as the Insurance Service Office (ISO) coordinator and prepared the department for the October 2012 Department of Insurance (DOI) ISO inspection resulting in our current Class 3 rating effective 1 May 2013. Freddy is married to his wife Dawn and they have one son Trey.
Sean C. Johnson
Assistant Fire Chief
Assistant Chief S. Johnson has been in the fire service for as long as he can remember. Growing up next door to the Stoney Point Fire Department provided the catalyst for a lifelong volunteer career within the Cumberland County Fire, Rescue & EMS Service. He officially started with the Stoney Point Fire Department as a Junior Firefighter in 1990. During those early years, Sean attended as many fire, rescue and EMS training as possible and attained numerous Fire, Rescue and Emergency Medical Certification. Throughout his tenure, he's served as a Firefighter/EMT, Engineer, Lieutenant, Shift Captain and presently in his current position of Assistant Volunteer Fire Chief. His current responsibilities revolve around several areas including Driver Operator, Technical Rescue, Physical Fitness and Safety training as well as assisting with the department's national accreditation. Sean was one of two volunteer chief officers to complete the North Carolina Fire Officer IV pilot program and was awarded his Fire Officer IV certification in August 2014. He concurrently serves as a Sergeant with the North Carolina State Highway Patrol stationed at the Highway Patrol Training Center in Raleigh. Sean is married to Tracie and they have two sons, Walker and Pierce.
In 2012, Sean was selected as the Volunteer Firefighter of the Year by the local Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) chapter, and is a past department Firefighter and Fire Officer of the year. He is actively involved with community oriented functions serving on boards and committees, and is a member of multiple local and national fire service organizations. He is a certified North Carolina Emergency Medical Technician, IFSAC/Pro-Board Fire Officer IV, IFSAC Fire & Rescue Instructor II, Firefighter II, Hazardous Material Level II, Fire & Life Safety Educator III, Driver Operator Pumps, Emergency Vehicle Driver, Emergency Rescue Technician, Rescue Technician Rope Rescue, Surface Water Rescue Technician, Agricultural Rescue Technician, Rescue Technician Vehicle & Machinery, graduate of the North Carolina SCBA Breathing Equipment School and holds a Basic and Intermediate North Carolina Law Enforcement Certificate.
Kevin T. Murphy
Assistant Fire Chief Kevin T. Murphy hails from Allendale, New Jersey where he started his firefighting career in 1971 as a junior firefighter. Joining the United States Army in 1981, his military career stationed him at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Settling in the Stoney Point Fire District, he became a member of the Stoney Point Fire Department in1996.
During his tenure with the Allendale Fire Department, he served as a junior firefighter, firefighter, firefighter-engineer and rose through the officer positions from lieutenant to assistant chief. He achieved status as a New Jersey State Exempt Fireman. Kevin is a charter member of the Upper Saddle River Rescue Squad where he served as a rescue man and rescue lieutenant. He received the Northwest Bergen Mutual Aid Association Valor Award for a rescue performed August 15, 1974. He certified as a Level II Firefighter and was on the Bergen County Vocational School Rescue Program instructor staff teaching Collapse Rescue and Operational Risk Analysis.
Joining the Stoney Point Fire Department in 1996, he served as a firefighter, engineer, Captain, EMT and now Assistant Chief. As the Department's training officer, he holds responsibility for planning, coordination and execution of in-service and external training for this eighty-two member volunteer department that provides fire, rescue and EMS throughout its 32 square mile response district.
His military career spanned thirty years of enlisted and commissioned service in Army Special Operations and Airborne Infantry where he retired in 2013 as a Lieutenant Colonel. During his long and distinguished military career, he fulfilled ninety-two months of combat and peacetime command ranging from platoon through combined/joint special operations task force levels. He is a 1998 graduate of the United States Air Force Air Command and General Staff College.
Kevin earned two Master Degrees in Business Administration and Emergency Management, as well as a Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Safety Administration. Fire certifications include IFSAC/Pro-Board Fire Officer IV, Firefighter I&II, Hazardous Material First Responder, Driver-Operator-Pumps and Driver-Operator–Aerials. He holds rescue specialty certification in Agriculture, Confined Space, Trench, Vehicle & Machinery and Surface Water Rescue. He is a certified Fire Instructor II for Firefighter I&II, Driver-Operator-Pumps, STICO, Fire and Rescue Instructor and Live Burn, and is a 2009 graduate of the North Carolina Breathing Equipment School. His EMS certification includes North Carolina EMT-Paramedic.
He resides in the Stoney Point area of Fayetteville with his wife Cynthia and daughter Erin. They have three grown children and five grandchildren.
Brandon P. Hanzal
Division Chief
Division Chief Brandon P. Hanzal graduated from Lake Stevens High School in Lake Stevens, Washington and attended Walla Walla Community College, earning an associate's degree. He also attended Whitworth College before joining the US. Army and moving to Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He joined the Stoney Point Fire Department in January 2001 as a volunteer while continuing to serve as a combat medic in the US. Army's 82nd Airborne Division. While serving with the Stoney Point Fire Department, Brandon met his wife Marcia (also a SPFD firefighter/EMT) and they have two daughters Reese and Natalie. Currently he serves as a day supervisor coordinating the station's Maintenance, Logistics, Fire prevention and Department Safety Officer programs. Brandon spearheads the Departments Apparatus Replacement committee and is involved with the planning and execution of the department's annual fund raiser, the Trail of Terror. He continuously strives to improve himself and holds the following National and North Carolina State Certifications. National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, North Carolina Emergency Medical Technician (Paramedic), North Carolina Department of Insurance (DOI)/IFSAC/Pro-Board Certified Fire Officer III, North Carolina DOI/IFSAC Certified Fire Service Instructor II, North Carolina DOI/IFSAC Certified Firefighter II, North Carolina DOI/IFSAC Certified Hazardous Material Level I, North Carolina DOI/IFSAC Certified Fire Life Safety Educator Level I, North Carolina DOI/IFSAC Certified Driver/Operator Pumps, North Carolina DOI/IFSAC Certified Driver/ Operator Aerials, North Carolina DOI/IFSAC Certified Rescue Technician, and a North Carolina Emergency Vehicle Driver.
Derrick. S. Clouston
Accreditation Manager
Assistant Chief Clouston has been a lifelong member of the Stoney Point Fire Department and started in the Junior Firefighter program in 1987. As a volunteer, Derrick immersed himself in the fire service taking advantage of many opportunities to further himself. His ultimate goal of giving back to the department and profession has been realized numerous times. Derrick rose through the ranks and was promoted to Assistant Chief 1997. He currently leads our accreditation efforts. In 1994, Derrick was hired by the Fayetteville Fire Department where he worked for five years and was assigned to the HAZMAT team.
In 2000 and looking to further his career, Derrick accepted a job with the NC Office of State Fire Marshal as a Fire/Rescue Training Specialist. In 2007 he was promoted to Field Service Supervisor responsible for Fire and Rescue Training section and in 2017 he was promoted to Deputy Director over Fire/Rescue Training, Ratings, and Governmental Services within NC DOI OSFM.
His education includes an AAS in Fire Protection Technology from Central Piedmont Community College, BS Public Administration Fire Service Emphasis from Upper Iowa University and a Master's in Public Administration from UNC-Pembroke. He is a state certified Level IV Instructor, Fire Officer IV, Haz-Mat Specialist, and holds many other specialty instructor certifications. Other accomplishments include graduating from the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program in January of 2005 and receiving his Chief Fire Officer Designation in January of 2008 and his Chief Training Officer October 2015 by the Center for Public Safety Excellence.
He is a Chief Fire Officer Designation Peer Reviewer and a Level I Peer Assessor for the Center for Fire Accreditation International. He currently resides in Asheboro with his wife, Heather, and son, Baron.
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Sri Lanka tame India to win ICC T20 World Cup 2014
Tags: ICC World Twenty20, 2013-14, Sri Lanka Vs India Final at Mirpur, Apr 06, 2014, Kumar Chokshanada Sangakkara, Separamadu Lasith Malinga, Virat Kohli
Sri Lanka clinched their first ever T20 World Cup beating India comprehensively in a low-scoring contest at Dhaka today.
By BV Swagath
Indian batting was tamed by the Lankan bowling completely. Virat Kohli was the lone man fighting with a knock of 77 from 58 balls with 5 fours and 4 sixes. At the other end, batsmen struggled to get going, especially Yuvraj Singh who played one of the worst knocks, scoring just 11 runs from 21 balls during the business end of the Indian innings.
India struggled to reach 130 for 4 as all the Lankan bowlers performed exceedingly well. The first 10 overs saw India score 64 runs while the last 10 saw just 66 runs. The final overs were too tough for the Indians to score with Lasith Malinga and Nuwan Kulasekara bowling yorkers at will.
Sri Lanka got through the chase as expected as India just didn't have enough runs on the board. There was a fightback from India when Sri Lanka lost Lahiru Thirimanne with the score at 78 for 4 in the 13th over. Kumar Sangakkara held his nerve though along with Thisara Perera to wrap up the run chase without any fuss.
Sangakkara playing his last ever T20I remained unbeaten with 52 from 35 balls to collect the Man of the Match. Thisara Perera took off the pressure on him with a cameo of 23 not out from 14 balls with 3 sixes. India's only consolation was Virat Kohli taking the Player of the Series award.
Toss and Teams: Sri Lanka have won the toss and chose to bowl first. They have made one change to their team with Thissara Perera replacing Seekkuge Prasanna. India remains unchanged.
Update at 6:00 pm IST: Rain has delayed the start of the Final of the ICC World T20 2014 between India and Sri Lanka. The official news is that the match will start at 7:10 pm IST provided that the rain stays away.
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Happy 25th Anniversary, 'Pretty Hate Machine'
Happy 25th Anniversary, 'Pretty Hate Machine'
Peter Knegt
On October 20th, 1989, Trent Reznor and his Nine Inch Nails released their first album "Pretty Hate Machine." I wouldn't discover until roughly 10 years later, and ever since it would become the most honest answer I could give to any "what's your favorite _____" question.
Though I suspect it was never Reznor's intention, the haunting and melancholic but yet somehow incredibly catchy (at times even downright danceable) album became the one I came out to. And I know at least a half dozen queer folks of a certain age that have similar relationships to "Pretty Hate Machine." So much of it has lyrics that easily resonates with the mindset of an angsty, sexually confused teenager. I mean just read the lyrics of "Something I Can Never Have" and try not to tell me it's an ultimate teenage closet case anthem:
I still recall the taste of your tears.
Echoing your voice just like the ringing in my ears.
My favorite dreams of you still wash ashore.
Scraping through my head 'till I don't want to sleep anymore.
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You make this all go away.
I'm down to just one thing.
And I'm starting to scare myself.
I just want something.
I just want something I can never have
You always were the one to show me how
Back then I couldn't do the things that I can do now.
This thing is slowly taking me apart.
Grey would be the color if I had a heart.
Come on tell me
In this place it seems like such a shame.
Though it all looks different now,
I know it's still the same
Everywhere I look you're all I see.
Just a fading fucking reminder of who I used to be.
I've always dreamed someone would someday make a sexually explicit musical about unrequited queer love set to the lyrics of the album ("That's What I Get" and "The Only Time" are full of potential in that regard). But in the likely case that never happens, we'll always have "Pretty Hate Machine." Listen to the album in full below, even if it doesn't work as a fading fucking reminder of who you used to be…
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HomeINTERVIEW: 'The wound is much deeper than before' — Mohammad Darawshe on Arab-Jewish violence
INTERVIEW: 'The wound is much deeper than before' — Mohammad Darawshe on Arab-Jewish violence
Jodi RudorenMay 17, 2021
While far too much in the latest escalation between Israel and Gaza militants is tragically familiar, the new and in many ways most frightening aspect is the internal Arab-Jewish violence plaguing Israel's so-called mixed cities that many have worried could spiral into a civil war.
Arab rioters have torched synagogues and Jewish-owned businesses. Mobs of extremist Jews have beaten Arab citizens nearly to death and vandalized their homes, shops and cars. On Monday, Yigal Yehoshua, a 56-year-old Jewish resident of Lod, died from injuries he sustained when Arabs tried to avenge the fatal shooting of Moussa Hassouna, also from Lod.
The locus of the horrific clashes has been Lod, the working-class town near Ben Gurion International Airport that has Biblical roots and its own awful modern history: virtually all of its Arab residents were expelled by Israeli forces during the 1948 war, hundreds killed in the process. But the racist riots have spread also to Acre, Jaffa, Ramle and even Haifa, long heralded as a model of coexistence. It is by far the worst internal violence since the events of October 2000, when a series of demonstrations led to the deaths of a dozen Arab and one Jewish Israeli citizen.
This outbreak disrupted what had smelled like progress. Negotiations were underway that, for the first time, might have led to an Israeli governing coalition including Arab lawmakers. The coronavirus pandemic, while exposing inequalities between Jewish and Arab areas, had also showcased Arab leadership in health-care.
Mohammad Darawshe and family.
Just over a month ago, the Forward partnered with my synagogue, Temple Ner Tamid of Bloomfield, N.J., to host a Zoom conversation with Mohammad Darawshe, a leader of the coexistence group Givat Haviva who ran a failed campaign for the Knesset this spring for a new party called Ma'an, Arabic for "together." Darawshe has four children, ages 18, 19, 25 and 26, who comprise the 28th generation of his family to grow up in Iksal, a Muslim village of about 15,000 — half Darawshe kin — outside of Nazareth.
During that April 11 conversation, Darawshe was both optimistic and realistic. One thing that stuck with me a Givat Haviva project that has put hundreds of Arab teachers into Jewish schools, giving students there alternate images of Palestinians from the ones they too often see on the news.
I have wondered all week what the internal violence had done to Darawshe's sober hope, so I called him on Monday morning. When I asked how he was holding up, he said: "Barely."
Excerpts of our conversation are below, edited for clarity and length.
Inside Iksal, Darawshe said, things had been mostly calm, though about 10 kids were arrested for throwing stones at the police station the other night, But in his household of six, three had had "interactions with mobs, Jewish mobs," Darwashe told me, "that luckily ended without being injured."
The first came on Wednesday, when he was driving to Afula, about 15 minutes away, to visit a friend in the hospital with heart problems.
I was personally stopped, they were asking if I'm Jewish or Arab. It's gangsters with kippah on their heads, They stop cars in areas that they know Arabs' cars would be passing. So if you're an Arab, you can get beaten. They ask you, 'Jewish? Arab? Arab, Arab, Arab.'
I said 'Jewish.' I want to escape — that's the only way to escape. If I would say 'Arab,' I would get punched in the face through the window. You would get pulled out of the car, you would be in the middle of hundreds of fists on the ground, and God knows what would happen to you. If you put on gas and move on, you would probably get a stone in the window.
I haven't been to Afula since. And I wouldn't let my kids go or my wife go. I wouldn't volunteer myself as a victim in Afula or in any Jewish town. I'm changing routes, I'm not going to the same roads. I delay things, hoping things will calm down, maybe a couple weeks. You don't need to go and meet danger in the face."
Looking at history may help understand Israeli-Palestinian violence, but won't end it
Darawshe's eldest is the manager of a pharmacy in a town he asked me not to name for his son's safety. He said that on Thursday, about five young men came and asked the guard if there were any Arab employees of the pharmacy. "The guard said no," he told me. "Luckily there was an armed guard, Jewish guy, that prevented them from going into the pharmacy."
That same day, he said, his daughter, who studies genetics at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Tel Aviv, was stopped by a security guard, who said if it was up to him he would not let her onto campus. "She ignored him, showed him her card, went to her lab and finished her day.
This is the tip of the ice. Between my village and Afula there is a six-mile gap. In mixed cities, it could be only six yards. So you can't have that kind of choice, to avoid passing through people's neighborhoods. Sometimes it's even the same apartment building.
Most of the events are not between Jewish and Arab residents of the same neighborhoods. Mostly they are between mobs that are imported from Jewish settlements in the West Bank to come and ignite the fire. The Arab mobs are from the towns themselves. The Jewish residents are ignited by mostly outside Jews.
The burning of the synagogues: this is stupid and this is wrong and this is a crime, and this is a mistake. There's not enough words to describe how wrong this is.
I spoke to some people in Lod, many of them were trying to justify it by saying it was the Jews who shot on the worshippers in the mosque, and trying to justify it by who did what first, as if that could be used as a justification.
I tell them we need to have red lines. There is a red line of not harming innocent civilians. If you want to go out and demonstrate against the police, OK, but innocent individuals, humans, neighbors, residents, civilians — it's not acceptable and it's a red line that you cannot do it.
Once you talk to people they tend to agree, but in the heat of the moment, you're not there to talk to them. Once you talk to them for 10 minutes, they say, 'You're right, you're right, you're right,' but the day before they might have done it.
There is plenty of blame to go around, but Darawshe puts it squarely on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose push a couple of years ago for the nation-state law, which firmly prioritized Israel's Jewishness over its democratic nature, he sees as one of the worst things to happen to Arab citizens.
He noted that amid the escalation between the Israeli military and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip, and the accompanying internal Arab-Jewish violence, the right-wing religious Zionist leader Naftali Bennett and Mansour Abbas, an Arab lawmaker, have both pulled out of talks to form an anti-Netanyahu coalition.
All of what is going on is orchestrated, maybe not to the detail, but it's orchestrated by Benjamin Netanyahu to try to prevent an alternative coalition that could send him home and oust him from government.
Mansour Abbas, his last move — yesterday, going to Lod and meeting with the mayor and going to visit one of the burnt synagogues — is trying to get some kind of empathy to go into a right-wing coalition.
For Benjamin Netanyahu, if the price is starting a war with Gaza, so be it. If the price is starting a war with East Jerusalemites, so be it. If the price is starting a war with the people of Lod, so be it. He is willing to pay any price.
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Darawshe was worried about Arab leadership's call for a general strike of Arab-Israeli workers on Tuesday. But he was comforted by the publication over the weekend of several statements in support of calm and cooperation signed by Jewish and Arab business and civil-society leaders.
It's a scene I haven't seen before. Hundreds of the biggest Jewish corporations. They asked me to put my name on it last Thursday and I did.
It reflects the mood of 10 days ago, the mood of integration and partnership, of moving on. That spirit is not gone, that spirit is reviving itself again. That means the healing process may be faster than the healing process we needed after the October 2000 clashes.
This time, the wound is much much deeper than before.
Luckily, we have a short memory, and maybe the memory of people in Israel, Jews and Arabs, is shorter than the memory of other nations around the world. That's the blessing we have in the holy land.
It's not enough, those petitions are not enough. There's a lot of work cut out for us, for the day after. The work of Givat Haviva and other civil-society organizations need to double 20 times more over the next 10 years. The damage that is done is severe. We were at the edge of a civil war,
Before we hung up, I asked again about his kids. Two of them were not alive in October 2000, the other two were too young to understand. How were they processing all this?
First of all they are afraid, afraid of going out. They are concerned and worried about what will happen next week, what's going to be the atmosphere in the university.
All of them felt the need to go and demonstrate, all of them participated in demonstrations more than once. They're angry about what the government is doing. They feel and see a double standard in the police treatment of demonstrators.
They hug Jewish demonstrators even though they may have weapons pointed at Arabs, and the police are very harsh with Arab demonstrators. They're treated as terrorists, as the prime minister said, and not as citizens who have the right to, one, worship, and two, to express their disappointment in the government.
I tell them we've seen this before, and time will heal, and they don't need to give up and they don't need to surrender. Yes for demonstrations and not for riots. That's the line for their dignity and humanity at the same time.
They should continue to go and express their voice. And at the same time, they should be careful.
I stopped saying 'stay safe' to my family in Gaza. Because there is no way to stay safe in Israel's most intense assault yet.
Muhammad ShehadaMay 15, 2021
The views and opinions expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Forward.
Jodi Rudoren
Jodi Rudoren became Editor-in-Chief of the Forward in 2019. Before that, she spent more than two decades as a reporter and editor at The New York Times. Follow her on Twitter @rudoren, email rudoren@forward.com and sign up here to receive her weekly newsletter, "Looking Forward," in your inbox.
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Wrenne used a beautifully-judged mix of songs, film and athleticism to make a powerful connection with the audience and draw them into her world, as she described her fascinating, emotional and ultimately uplifting journey towards self-discovery. There were so many things to admire in this performance. Wrenne's beautiful original songs (including the exhilarating Puzzle Place and Running To Orion, both from her 2015 London EP) showcased her stunning vocal range and were set against a variety of musical accompaniment, including pre-recorded techno tracks (occasionally featuring the distinctive tones of Idris Elba on backing vocals), ambient soundscapes and her own gentle and soothing acoustic guitar. With her closely-cropped hair and dramatic make-up and costumes, Wrenne cut an imposing and striking figure, and the impressive lighting and use of film (often featuring Wrenne in energetic running and parkour action) added to the visual impact and served to underpin the ever-changing pace and mood of the performance.
Wrenne made full use of the props on-stage – a large, hollow wooden cube; an enclosed space fronted by horizontal metal bars; a raised platform; and a mini-trampoline – to display her incredible athleticism and core strength, as well as her poise, balance and graceful movement. At times, she showed an uncanny ability to sing beautifully while hanging upside-down from the horizontal bars and one extended sequence involving the mini-trampoline was jaw-dropping in its intensity. There were also moments of great poignancy, none more so than when Wrenne serenaded us with a couple of gentle and heartfelt acoustic songs, and a pivotal moment when she confronted her former hedonistic self on-screen and banished her to oblivion.
With I Said Yes To Everything, Wrenne has succeeded in delivering a hugely ambitious and original piece of musical and physical theatre, which provides a moving, intimate, invigorating and inspiring experience. Awesome is a bit of an over-used word nowadays, but it applied perfectly to Wrenne's performance in this show.
Summary Wrenne has produced a mesmerising and awe-inspiring piece of musical and physical theatre, which provides a richly emotional experience.


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What You Should Know About Workers Comp If You're An Employer In Washington State - injured by a big rig? get some answers here!
If you're an employer in Washington State, it's important to know how workers compensation works and what benefits your employee is entitled to receive. In many situations, a simply understanding regarding workers' compensation can help save you a lot of money and ensure your employee and business don't suffer unnecessary harm. Here is a guide to workers compensation in Washington and some tips to help you get the best results possible when a workplace injury or illness occurs.
The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) is the primary government agency that handles worker compensation claims. Medical benefits are one of the primary costs of any workers compensation claim. Thankfully, Washington State helps pay for much of a worker's compensation claim if they're injured or become ill while on the job. As long as your employee uses a medical provider that is preapproved by L&I, then L&I will cover the full cost of a wide range of medical services, including surgery, nursing care, dental repair, artificial limbs, and glasses, just to name a few services.
Employers are required by Washington State law to pay time-loss benefits to employees who are injured or suffer a work-related illness. In most cases, this equals between 60 to 75 percent of your employee's gross wage. This wage percentage depends on your employee's marital status and how many kids they had when they were first injured. Remember that for employees who participated in self-harm, this coverage does not apply, and you will not be responsible for this wage-loss benefit. However, if you believe an employee participated in self-harm or did not actually receive their injury due to work at your job site, then you will likely have to prove your case in court.
In situations where an employee suffers an injury or illness related to their work that leaves them permanently unable to work, then the employee is entitled to receive a monthly pension for the rest of their life, which you will be responsible for. This applies to situations where an employee loses two limbs, becomes paralyzed or suffers a total loss of vision.
As an employer, you have a number of incentives to bring your employee back to work. However, the employee's role is often modified from their previous position. The Stay at Work Program provides monetary incentives to bring an employee back for light-duty or a transitional role. L&I will reimburse part of your cost as the employer. This reimbursement includes 50 percent of your employee's basic wage. L&I can also provide you up to $5,000 to modify your employee's previous job to help them work for you in a new role that that fits their specific medical needs.
Ultimately, it's important to understand how workers compensation functions in Washington State and how to take advantage of any programs that are designed to help you bring your employee back to work. To learn more about personal injury cases, contact Kuzyk Law.


Unsteady in Love is a stand-alone in the Fairlane series. The series has crossover characters from each novel. It is not required to read the books in order but it is recommended to enhance the reading experience.


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Ataman Güneyligil (born 6 September 1981) is a Turkish volleyball coach. He's been coaching Turkish side Galatasaray since 2015.

Career

Galatasaray
Güneyligil was appointed as the head coach of the Galatasaray Women's Volleyball Team on 20 August 2015.

On 3 August 2022, Galatasaray signed a new 2-year contract with Head Coach Güneyligil.

References

External links
 Coach profile at WorldofVolley.com
 Coach profile at Volleybox.net
 Coach profile at Galatasaray.org

1981 births
Living people
Sportspeople from Istanbul
Galatasaray S.K. (women's volleyball) coaches
Turkish volleyball coaches


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